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THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1934
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
SIX
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
First Show Starts 7:30
Second about 9:15
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
SEPTEMBER 20-21
FRIDAY. CONTINUOUS SHOW
Starting at 4:00 P. M.
Those two comical
"Love
Birds" in their newest . . and
funniest picture yet!
It’s s
giggle gasper of mystery, mirth
and melodrama!
(Mr. and Mm B. Haneline attend
it the Round-Up Saturday.
Local Happenings |
The independent kingdom of Nepal,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank McLeod of
just north of India, Is one of the most
‘astle Rock. Wn, were the house curious and hard-to-get-to regions of
nests of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Mc the world. It Is high up on the roof
Pherson over the week end. The of the world, with Mount Everest and
F. B. Swayze and L. C. Todd were
McPhersons and their guests atten the other Himalayan pinnacles tower
Pendleton business visitors Wednes
ded the Round-Up Saturday.
ing still higher.
day.
The people of those parts of the
Mrs. Rena Waterman and her mo- world take their religion seriously, and
Mr. and Mrs, L. A. Moore atten
WHERE YOU WILL RECEIVE
ther Mrs. A. M. Waterman left Mon- they are willing to make any sacrifices
Jed the Round-Up in Pendleton Fri
for
it.
At
the
city
of
Bodh-Nath
there
lay for Portland where they will
is a very strange temple which has
make their home with the former’s In the steeple two gigantic eyes, which
ion. Ernest Waterman. Mr. and Mrs. are called “the eyes of God."
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beddow ol
Robert Yeager have moved into the
Hordes of pilgrims come to this
Pendleton were in town Friday.
Waterman house.
place—many of them from India.
These pilgrims leave everything be
Rudolph Klinger and Ches. Kling
Miss Violet Forrest left Tuesday hind them (which Isn't much) and
er of Lexington were in town on
norning for her home in Medford travel afoot great distances. They
PLEASE GIVE US A TRIAL
business Monday.
suffer terrific hardships. They live on
after spending a week as the guest next to nothing, and their very scanty
Mrs. Allie Correll, Mrs. J. E. Me of Mr. and Mrs. Neill Barnhart. She cotton clothes are no protection
Coy, ' Dutch” Barnes and Bessie and attended the Pendleton Round-Up against the extremely cold climate.
Tier after tier of temples rise on
Mice Wilson of Irrigon were busi Friday.
one another. Images of gods and
ness visitors in town Monday.
A. E. Carson, Agent
Adjoining Smith's Garage
Joe Dyer left Tuesday for Powell goddesses, saints and heroes, demons
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds Butte, Ore., where he will join Mrs. und serpents, rats and lizards, birds
and legendary creatures—many of
and Miss Margaret Hedwall attend Dyer at the home of his daughter them of enormous size—rise every ... |
i
and
son-in-law.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Edgar
ed Happy Canyon Saturday night in
where, like the trees in a forest. The
Peterson. They expect to return to
Pendleton.
pilgrims make these journeys in ful
the ground was not sufficiently
Hermiston Friday.
Alfalfa Needs Firm Seedbed.
fillment of their religious vows and
packed and the satnd is poor, and
are then ready to face death with
Mrs. B. S. Kingsley accompanied
ALBANY—The importance of a
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Neufeldt of calm resignation.— Pathfinder Maga
may necessitate re-seeding.
Mrs. Win. Shaar to Pendleton Fri
firm seed bed in alfalfa planting
Dallas,
Ore.,
and
daughters,
the
zine. '
day where they witnessed the West-
has been demonstrated on the farm
Misses Marie and Lydia Neufeldt,
ward-Ho parade.
of C. H. Lindeman north of Leban
and Sol Ediger were guests of Al
on, reports Floyd C. Mullen, Linn
First Factory Made Cheese
Thirteen local Boy Scouts attend- j Quiring at the Joe Dyer home
Production
of
cheese
as
a
factory
county agent. After seeding his
id a joint meeting of the Umatilla | Thursday and Friday when they at product first made. Its appearance in Kansas Dry-Land alfalfa Mr. Linde
OSTEOPATHIC
ended
the
Round-Up
In
Pendleton.
nd Irrigon Scouts at Umatilla Mon
America between 1850 and 1860. says man packed the ground by use of a
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Pathfinder Magazine. No mention is tractor and roller. Where the trac
lay night.
Colonel and Mrs. L. W. Jordan of made of factory made cheese in the tor wheels went a very satisfactory
OSBORN APARTMENTS
Miss Mary Brownson left Sunday '.os Angeles. Cal., are in Hermiston census bureau statistics of 1849 in its stand was obtained, but in between
for Portland where she will visit this week and expect to remain for first report of this industry; only the
until Thursday before leaving for 1 month. They have previously amount produced on the farms is men-
tioned. Factory production of cheese
orvallis to enroll as a junior at nade their temporary residence here
was first included in the census bu
and
express
a
liking
for
this
altit-
Oregon State college.
reau surveys in 1869. During the
ide. They have taken the West resi- early history of this country every big
lence.”
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dowell wer
farm had its own cheese press, and the
endleton business visitors Monday
farmer's family added cheesemaking
YOUR REPAIR WORK TO WALLA WALLA WHERE
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Patterson visi to the long list of its other accomplish
The Dowells recently purchased the
IT WILL BE DONE BY A FIRST CLASS WATCHMA
ted
friends
here
Friday
as
they
were
ments.
such
as
spinning,
weaving.
car
Iermiston New & Second Hand
KER. PROMPT SERVICE AND SATISFIED CUSTO
eturning to their home in Burley, pet making, soap making, bee keep
tore.
MERS.
daho, after taking their daughter ing, candle making, cider making, etc.
ouise to Salem where she enrolled
New Chinaware at low prices at
Amsberry’s. Open stock. Start a set n Willamette University. Mr. and
Falling from bed and lying help
1rs. Patterson are former Hermis- less on the floor for 18 hours, Tho
and fill in as you wish.
ad’
JEW ELER
on residents.
mas McClintic, 8-1 of Muskegon,
Phone
50
Walla Walla, Wn.
Mrs. Louie Horner of Irrigon left
Mich., died of injuries and exposure |
Bud Sommerer was released from in his bedroom at home.
Monday for Enterprise where she
t. Anthony’s hospital last Friday
vili assist her sister In caring fo
nd returned to his home in Colum-
heir father, J. J. Paulson. who has
ia district. He is recovering from
een quite ill for some time.
he loss of a toe which occurred
hen his gun accidentally discharg-
Mrs. Ella T. Clayton of Enter
d.
irise, treasurer of Wallowa county
’s the guest of her son and daughter
Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Gale of Van-
n-law. Mr. and Mrs. James Cla
Oliver, Wn.. are the house guests of
"he left Wednesday morning for b
Tr. and Mrs. Geo. Wagner. They
ionie.
SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE
ttended the. Round-Up at Pendle-
FRIDAT
- SATURDAT - MONDAT
Cafeteria lunch will be served f
>n and expect to return to their
the basement of the Baptist churei
ome Wednesday. Mrs. Gale is Mrs.
SEPTEMBER 21 - 24, Incl.
“riday and Saturday, during the Vagner’s sister, and both are for-
FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES
er Hermiston residents.
air.
adv
Matched Slices — (212 Size Cans)
Mr. and Mrs. C. Jackman and
family attended the Round-Up Sat
urday afternoon,
a
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Kennedy
are the proud parents of a baby
daughter, born Friday, September 7.
lay.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harger have
moved from the Campbell place into
the F. C. Woughter residence on the
west side of town.
SATURDAT
SEPT. 22
Continuous Show Starting 4 P.M.
Girls’ School Dresses and Ladies’
House Dresses at Amsberry’s.
adv
HE DEFIED HIS ENEMIES TO
SAVE A NATION..........................
and hi* daughter’s happiness!
Mrs. E. P. Illsley returned Frday
from a six week's visit In Fullerton,
Cal., and Camas, Wn., where she vi-
sited her son and daughter, and
their families.
Joseph M. Schenck presents
GEORGE ARLISS
in Darryl F. Zanuck’s production
“The House of
Rothschild”
Bori* Karloff
Loretta Young
Robert Young
Cartoon: Night Before Christmas
with
SATURDAY"
Midnight Matinee
The most colorful role In the
tempestuous career of this
flaming red-head.
Here she
Is, folks, the one and only
CLARA BOW
in the Swellest Show on Earth
‘HOOPLA’
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
Bob C. Rogers of Stanfield left
last week for Washington State col
lege where he will resume his col
lege work. Mr. Rogers will enter
he Junior class.
Mrs. T. O'Grady left Wednesday
norning for Seattle where she will
visit her brother and family. Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Stewart, for a week or
ten days.
SEND—
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hewitt of Cor-
allis visited friends in Hermiston
Triday while enroute to Pendleton
‘o attend the Round-Up. Mr. Hewitt
s physical education instructor at
X S. C.
A. E. FITZGERALD
Mrs. Lenore Hudson and her sis-
‘er Louise Wall of Astoria, attended
•he Pendleton Round-Up Saturday
afternoon. Bernice Wall of Walla
Walla joined them in Pendleton.
PRESTON FOSTER
FREE; Balloons, Serpentine
Favors and Funmakers.
I
Among the many Hermiston peo-
ile attending the Round-Up were:
C. M. Barnett, Ruth Dodd, Carrie
' age, Art Chamness, Eugene Pierce,
SUNDAY-MONDAY SEPT. 23-%
Mrs. Mabel Ralph and daughters
Betty, Charlotte and Helen. Ed Par-
MATINEE 2/80 SUNDAY
1 rish, Mr. and Mrs. Enos Martin and
Their Every Ellotion Cried Out I family, Chas. Burk, Julia Colpitts,
for each other! i i . Two people
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pankin. Jim
Lenhart, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rich-
forbidden to love by the very
arda, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harkenri-
honor the whole world accuse
1er, Eugene Har" -, Allan Bowman.
them of violating!
"I-rrned Hennin . Margaret Elliott
ind Pauline Stoop.
SAFEWAY STORES
Pineapple
Warner Baxter
M. C. Athey, former publisher T
the Herald, stopped in Hermistor
riday morning on his way to Pen
lieton to attend the Round-Up. Mr
they ia now publisher of a subur
an paper in Portland.
in
Andy Clyde Comedy—
"Super Snooper.”
APPLES
WINESAPS
JONATHANS
ROMES
Tuesday ■ Wednesday • Thursday
SEPT. 25-26-27
25c
DOUBLE FEATURE
And up per box in your containers
at
It’s A Laugh See that dy
namic star
Ray Walker
FRUIT WAREHOUSE
STANFIELD
Prompt Service Accurate Test
FULL MARKET PRICE
Immediate Payment
SWIFT & COMPANY
with
Grand Canary
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schofield and
on of Vancouver, Wn., were guest
if Mrs. Schofield's parents. Mr. an
Mrs. W. J. Warner, from Wednesday
of last wee’ until Monday.
Mis
Patricia, their small daughter who
has been visiting her grandparents
here, returned with them. They at
tended the Round-Up V hile here.
in
“The Loud
Speaker”
with
Jacqueline Wells and
Charley Grapewin
And A Novelty Western
•The Lucky Texan”
with John Wayne
CARTOON
Opening a New
Cream Station
Mrs. Anna Schmidt of Butter
Creek was in Hermiston Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson at
tended the Round-Up Saturday.
Short Musical and Cartoon
Strange Temple Has Eyes
Called “The Eyes of God”
We Buy and Sell - Trade and Rent
For CASH
We have increased our stock. Come in and inspect our merchandise.
HERMISTON NEW & SECOND HAND STORE
J. T. DOWELL, Owner
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The Potts Family at the Werd’s Fair
WHEN WE Ger BAcy
to THE HOTEL TONOHT,
IM 6ON6 To wetTe
sue, THAT THEY ARE
CLOSING THE FAIR.
i
FOREVER ON
OCTOBER TIRTY-HRSTj
WELL I WILL
RAVE PICTURE:
AFTER ITs
All GONE
SHES LIE ALOTOP
OTHER PEOPLE THAT
HAVE THE MISTAKEN
IDEA THAT THE FAIR.
WILL REOPEN AGAIN
NEXT YEAR,----------
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Whit Mullen trailed a band of
ceding lambs from Boardman the
ist of the week for Theo. Martin
f the Sunrise Ranch at Stanfield.
Theo. Martin has started harvest-
ig of the lima bean acreage under
ontract for C. V. Burlingham Seed
'o., of Forest Grove, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harding of
aker, Or., spent the week end at
he home of Mr. Harding's parents.
Ir. and Mrs. J. R. Harding, who live
est of the Butte. They attended the
ound-Up and left Sunday for home,
ceompanied by Mrs. Helen Groshan
ind son who will visit indefinitely.
Mrs. Groshan is Mr. Harding’s sis
ter.
Miss Emogene Paul, who has been
employed on the telephone exchange
In Pendleton for the past three
months stopped in Hermiston Sun
day enroute to Portland where she
will spend ten days before return
ing here where she has accepted a
similar position in the local ex
change. She will make her home
with Mrs. F. L. Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paul and
family left Tuesday for Pendleton
where they will make their home.
Mr. Paul has been transferred to
Pendleton to serve as combination
man after serving the Hermiston ex
change for ten years. Maxine Paul
will remain in Hermiston to com
plete her school year and will make
her home with Mrs. W. W Felt
house.
C. M. Bentley, examiner of opera
tors and chauffeurs, will be in Her
miston Saturday. September 23,
at the City Library between the
hours of 9:00A. M. to 5:00 P. M..
respectively, according to a recent
announcement released from the
Secretary of State’s ofifce. All those
wishing permits or licenses to drive
cars are asked to get in touch with
Mr. Bentley during these hours.
Celery Large Bunches
Each
Well Bleached — Crisp
Grapes
2 Lbs. 15c
Tokay Variety Delicious Large Sweetones
Green Peppers 2 Lbs. 9e
Large Bell Type
—
Cantaloupes
6
Local Grown
PorkBeans
19c
Van Camps — (Large 27 oz. Cans)
2,
Cans ...............................................
smaeey
eshly Groan
Mrs. Leila Phelps of Bend, Ore.,
former poetmistress for Hermiston,
who now operates a fashionable la
dies ready-to-wear shop at Bend,
was calling on old friends here Sat
urday and Sunday. Mrs. Phelps has
been very successful in her new en
terprise, according to reports from
that city.
License Examiner Coming.
tev
a
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550
WHITE KING
Large
Package
29c
Granulated Soap
MAYONNAISE “ 35c
Best Foods
TOMATOES 3
35c
Walla Walla's - Sun Laden 2* Size (CASE (24 cans) - $2.75)
FOR
YOUR
FAVORITE
PICNIC HAMS
18c
Medium Weight - Mild Cure
METHOD OF BREWING
NOB HILL
LB.
M arshmallows
Lb.
COFFEE
2 .... 49c MALT SYRUP 3 63c
So Fresh and Fluffy - They Melt in Your Mouth.
EDWARDS DEPENDABLE
Vacuum Packed
Blue Ribbon
KARO SYRUP 5 35c
Lb.
Can
Light or Dark
In Mustard or Tomato Sauce
7c i PUREX12c
25c SOAP 3 14c
Corned
Beef
Libby's 12 ox. cans
Japan Green
— 6.
% Lb. Cello Pkg. —
Black Orange Pekoe
Waxed Paper
Each
Diamond - 125 Ft. Rolls —
H
Sardines, ovencans
PHONE 241
Toilet
Bars
Mission Bell
2 can.
350 I FA
T9
a
1 Lai 1
7
25c
Call For Tour Copy of the FAMILY CIRCLE Out Every Friday - It’s Free HERMISTON