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THURSDAY, JANUARY 3,1935 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE FOUR . and Mrs. J. S. Burnham and An informal waffle feed was en daughter Marjorie motored to Pasco, joyed last Friday night at the home I Wn., Wednesday, where Miss Mar- of Mrs. Levi Reeder, when Mrs. jorie took the stage for Ellensburg, Chas. Duvall and Miss Pauline Stoop Wn., to resume her studies at the entertained. Covers were laid for Ellensburg Normal there. Catherine McMullen, Edith Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Thacker and Opal Stockard. Margaret McMullen, O. B. Munger has been confined H. M. Sommerer was a business son Jess of Yakima, Wn., visited W. Margaret Clarke, Jack Tillery, Chas. to his bed tor the past three weeks, visitor in Boardman Saturday. H. Bowman here Tuesday. In the af Duvall, Homer Wilson, Clarence Jack Hynd of Cecil, Ore., was a due to illness. ternoon they motored to Pendleton Buhman, Clement Stockard and the visitor In town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms of to visit Ed Kauffman in the St. An two hostessea. J. W. Dunning, father of Ed Dun Echo were business visitors in town thony's hospital. Mrs. Frank Sloan of Stanfield en ning, left Friday night for Portland. Saturday. Theron Anderson, who teaches at tertained at her home Wednesday Misa Barbara Wessell was a din Mrs. Anna Schmidt and son Ar Boardman, visited at the C. E. Bak afternoon honoring past matrons thur of Echo were in town Wednes ner guest of Mr. and Mrs. S. Thor- er home the first of the week while sen In Stanfield, Monday night of enroute to his duties at Boardman and officers of the Queen Esther day. Chapter, O. E. S., of Hermiston. Mrs. Emil Sater was in Pendleton Tues this week. after spending the holidays at his W. L. Hamm was especially honored H. C. Jensen of Walla Walla, rep- day. home in Imbler, Ore. with a handkerchief shower, since P. F. Ward made a business trip resentative of the Remington and Miss Edith Clarke left Wednesday she conducted her last meeting as Dalton machines, was a business vis- for Forest Grove, where she will re to Pendleton, Wednesday. worthy matron at the final meeting Itor in Hermiston, Wednesday. sume her studies at Pacific Univer for 1934. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Acton and Al Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell re- sity, after spending the holidays lan Mudge of Echo were New ear's Wm. Hockensmith and G. Terney day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. turned last Thursday from Portland with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. were transacting business in Her where they spent Christmas with A. Clarke. Sherman Wells. miston today. their son and family. The Misses Mary Petri and Thel Mrs. H. G. Lake, Mrs. Floyd Ab Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lake spent ma Hetherington returned from Port bott and Mrs. J. P. Morse were call- ers at the G. cLouth home, a week Christmas with Mrs. Lake’s brother land Wednesday after spending the and family, C. Potter of Adams. holidays there. Miss Harriett Olsen t Butter Creek-Minnehaha t ago last Sun Jack Pace spent the holidays vis returned also from visiting in Spo By Mary Rodda Miss Marie Salmi, who teaches in iting relatives in Hermiston and kane over the holidays. the grade school here, will not re Mrs. J. C. Carleton of Waldport Stanfield. He left Monday for Sal Mrs. Ruth Peterson of Ukiah visited at the home of her parents, turn to her duties until Monday of em where he Is attending school. Ore., and her brother Raymond Hud Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Rodda, from Fri next week. £ The Misses Betty and Charlotte Mrs. Georgia Tillery and son Ed-* Ralph were guests of the Bachelor dleston, of Valdez, Alaska, were day until Tuesday. win. Mrs. Evitt and Mr. and Mrs. Girls at a formal in Pendleton last guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Vance Matott returned to his home Gerald White. Friday. Bert Tyrell of Kennewick, Wn„ Friday night. at Hinkle Monday, after having vi- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White and were guests of Jack Tillery last Fri- W. J. Wolgamott moved his family Wm. Grogan of Sequiam, Wn., mo- sited in La Grande for a week. day. to Hermiston from Redmond, Ore.. tored to Heppner, Wednesday of Miss Margaret McDaid who is at- Mm. Wm. Griffith and son George Tuesday. Mr. Wolgamott is operating tending normal school at La Grande this week. Mr. Grogan is Mrs. returned Saturday from Vale, Ore., a truck for Portland bread in this White’s brother and left Thursday s spending the holidays at the home where they spent Christmas with territory. tor his home, after spending the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Me relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKenzie, who Christmas holidays here. Daid. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon and have spent the Christmas holidays Strickland Gilliland of Portland is Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morse had for daughter Barbara Jane of Heppner, here, left Wednesday morning for their Christmas guests, their daugh spending his vacation visiting at the were guests at the M. E. Gordon their home in Castle Rock. Wn. ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. V. Thom home. home New Year’s day. Eddie Jackman, small son of Mr. E. Putriam of Walla Walla, and a Miss Nora McDaid returned to her Mr. and Mrs. Roy Penney and son and Mrs. C. A. Jackman, was taken Billy and her father, Wm. Haggman to Pendleton Tuesday for treatment niece and her husband, Mr. and Mrs. school In Coombs Canyon after hav Floyd Abbott of Bend, Ore. ing been at home for the holidays. of Stanfield, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd for an infected ear. The Cub Scouts will go to Echo Miss Rosella and Miss Janice Ma Russell of Bend. Ore,, and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kern of Pen Mrs. Claude Upham and son Dick, dleton and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Para Saturday afternoon, January 8, to tott from La Grande were overnight were dinner guests Sunday at the dise of Baker, Ore., were guests of play their first game of baseball guests of their father, M. T. Ma home of Mr, and Mrs. John Jendrze Mrs. Alma Hitt on New Year’s day. with the Echo Boys’ Club. They will tott at Hinkle. leave immediately after dinner. jewski. Mrs. J. M. Prindle is in La Grande Thos. Richards of Stanfield is Mrs. Francis Cogswell of Yoncal quite ill at the home of his son, la, Ore., who has been the house where she is visiting relatives. Ralph Richards on Butter Creek. guest of her sister, Mrs. Guy Ams- Mrs. Chas. Bartholomew left for berry, and her mother Mrs. Phoebe BOARDMAN NEWS Portland Wednesday where she will Palmer, during the holidays, left By Mrs. Dan Ransier visit her daughter, until Sunday. Monday for her home. Miss Ruth Dodd spent the Christ HERMISTON, OREGON Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopher (Too late for last week) mas holidays visiting relatives and son and daughter Barbara returned Two Shows—7:16 - 9:00 P.M. Miss Deloras Stoll of Pendleton is friends in Pendleton and Walla from Portland, Wednesday morning spending the holidays with her aunt Walla. FRIDAY • SATURDAY after spending the holidays with Mrs. R. B. Pate and daughter relatives and friends. Dr. Christoph- and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ran January 4 - 6 Peggy Anne of Dayton, Wn., were erson attended several clinics during sier. A new Arliss picture Is always an Ed Kunze enjoyed Christmas with house guests of Mrs. Pate’s sister, his stay in the Rose City. event in the theatre. But parti his family. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mrs. C. D. Ellis, over the week end. Members of the Epworth League 1 cularly on this occasion . . . ward McClellan of Bonneville. and They returned home Monday. and Christian Endeavor enjoyed a Chet Myers were also guests at the Harold Pace of Pendleton return watch party New Year's eve in the ed to Pendleton. Wednesday morn basement of the church. Approxima- Kunze home, J GEORGIE ARLISS Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Mackan and ing after spending New Year's day tely 50 young people enjoyed games mu Kst family were Christmas day dinner with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. and singing. A devotional service guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harland M. Pace. was held at the close of the old year. ! Jones and family. Mrs. Wm. Davis motored to Grass Dr. T. K. Johnson, who left three | Mr. and Mrs. Tom Delano were DARRYL r ZANUCK Valley, Ore.. Tuesday to visit Mr. weeks ago to establish a practice at 1 20‘" CENTURY dinner guests Tuesday of Mr. and Davis ’ mother. Mrs. W. J. Davis, who PICTURE North Powder, Ore., returned to j returned with her to spend a week. Hermiston last Friday and moved Mrs. Disbrow. The Grand Successor to John Donahue has been ill for the Watch for the "Carioca” stars of his household furniture Monday, past two weeks. “The House of Rothschild." Flying Down tn Rio” together in a Mrs. Johnson accompanied him to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bates re- lance-mad drama that will make MICKEY MOUSE CARTOON and North Powder the same day. ceived the news of the marriage of vou leap with joy! adv. COMEDY. Mrs. Walter Nation and son Don Clarence Henning and his mother of Portland, and Mrs. Harry Dunn of their son, R. E. Becker, to Miss Mar ind brother, have moved from the Wallula, visited at the home of Mr. jorie Carlander. December 22, in SUNDAY - MONDAY Toe Dyer apartments to the G. W. and Mrs. B. J. Nation over Christ Longview, Wn. January 6 • 7 Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gent of Aber Bailey home. mas. Mrs. Nation returned home Sat MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Geo. Beddow, who is In the Pen deen. Wn., are here visiting Mr. urday but Don accompanied his The world's greatest nuts are •lieton hospital recovering from a grandmother. Mrs. Dunn, to Wallula Gent’s sister, Mrs. Howard Bates, “fit to kill” In this story of and Mrs. W. A. Baker. Mrs. W. A. "ractured skull, is reported as im- to visit for three weeks. a Bluegrass feud. Baker gave a dinner honoring Mr. roving and expects to return home Mrs. Rena Waterman, who is now within a few days. and PIrs. Gent and Mr. and Mrs. living In Portland, accompanied Mr. J. B. Pace of Stanfield, Mr. and Bates during their stay. and Mrs. Vernon Waterman of Mrs. Bay Armstrong. Mrs Wm. Stru Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Thorp. Wn., to Hermiston Tuesday thers and son. were New Year’s day Geo. Blayden on Christmas day, in to spend the week visiting her HENTUCHY dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dan cluded Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gorham daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. RERNELS Parker In the Columbia district. and family, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robert Yeager. Among the students of higher edu Ackerman. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Blay New Year's day dinner guests of cation who returned to their stu den. Mr. were and Mrs. J. S. Burnham The fierce Wakefield clan was dies after the holidays were: Anna Guests on Christmas day at the Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hoggard and out to get the fake colonels Pay Martin, Mary Brownson, Bob Mrs. Mr Chas. Thom of Stanfield, from Up Nawth. Henderson. Lawrence Swarner, Wal- and Mrs. Thos. O’Grady, Mr. and ter Jendrzejewski, Edna Ott, all of COMEDY- puller Gush Man. M rs. D. J. Tresco. Mr. and Mrs. M. BIG Oregon State college at Corvallis; C. Barager and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cartoon—A Little Bird Told Me. Helen Woughter to the University Moser and children of Hermiston. of Oregon at Eugene. Miss Ethel May Taylor. critic cash only teacher for the Monmouth Normal $0944 Reg. NOW School, was the house guest of Mrs. $1.39 Men’s Waist O’alls .. $1.19 W. L. Hamm over the holidays. Mrs. | »1.75 Men’s Bib Overalls - 11.40 Hamm and Miss Taylor were class $1.39 Men's Bib Overalls mates when they attended Drake with Stripe ............. 11.19 University at DesMoines, Iowa. »1.25 Men’s Bib Overalls.. 11.10 Mrs. A. F. Rohrman received a »2.35 Men’s Work Shoes .. $1.98 Christmas greeting and letter from $2.49 Men's Work Shoes .. $1.98 Miss Lillian Christie, half-sister to $3.98 Men’s Work Shoes _ $2.98 Col. Chas. Lindbergh, whom she »1.50 Men’s Dress Shirts .. $ .98 taught in the schools at Red Lake $1.25 Men’s Dress Shirts - $ .98 Falls. Minnesota. Miss Christie ex »1.00 Men’s Dresa Shirts .. $ .79 pects to enter the University of Min SLUSH and snow keep children in- Liver Oil. And in addition it sup »1.40 Men's U. Suits heavy $ .98 side on many winter days. What plies calcium and phosphorus. nesota next year to study jourm- »1.15 Men's U. Suits, med. $ .98 •unshine they get is weak in the Give them to your children regu lism. Her father is editor of the Red 80c to 75c Men’s Dress hose $ .30 rays that produce vitamin D. No larly—and note the results; fewer Lake Falls Gazette. wonder youngsters lose their pep, “colds” and greater resistance to (Wool Sox, 20c) Cuests this week of Mr. and Mrs become victims of winter ills. other respiratory diseases, lustier $3.95 to »5.00 Men's Hats 12.98 appetites, more pep. It is tremendously important Joe Quick included Mr. and Mrs $ 3.75 Men's Hats _______ $2.98 that your children get their share M c K esson ’ s V itamin CONCEN- John Quick and family of Toppenish. $2.49 Men's Hats ______ .. 11.98 of vitamin D in winter. It pre TRATE TABLETS OF C od L iver OIL Wn.. Mr. and Mrs D. Ball and Mr. vents rickets, and builds strong $1.50 Leather Helmets .... $ 69 are just as good for grown-uvs. and Mrs. Ben Buskirk of < Pendleton: bones and teeth. They also need They help protect you against ill »1.00 Other Helmets ____ I .49 vitamin A to resist infection. ness and add to your vitality. and Jack and Junior Buskirk of 50c Neck Ties .............. I .25 For children especially, we sug Protect health the vitamin way. Pocatello. Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. John 89e Light Work Shirts 3 64 gest McK ESSON 's VITAMIN C on Take these tablets regularly. Give their Quick and the latter left for Leather Gloves and Mittens centrati : TABLETS OF Con LIVER them to your children to help them homes Wednesday. O il . Children love their tempting grow sound bones snd teeth. Buy REDUCED! taste. Each delicious chocolate- Several couples gathered at the them at any good drug store. A ALL LADIES’ GOODS % PRICE. coated tablet brings all the vita dollar bottle brings you 100 W. J. Warner home Monday evening All Ladies’ Shoes * or less. mina in one teaspoonful of McKESSON’s V itamin C oncen to celebrate the going of the old year trati TABLETS. U. S. P. X. (revised 1934) Cod Some 10c per pair. and th. coming of the new year, Men’s, Women’s and Children's with a no-hostess supper, Those Sweaters and Sweater Coats present were Mr. and Mrs. N R 43% OFF. Mueller, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKen- tie. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton. Mr. Local Happenings OASIS THEATRE 1 ( / elerasé MONEY RAISING SALE Tablets of sunshine for growing children HERMISTON DRUG CO HERMISTON, OREGON and Mrs. D. M. Deeter and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards, BURK’S FORBARGAINS home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier, included Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Ransier, Mr. and Mrs. Merwyn Ransier of Echo, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bates, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Hugg, Miss De- loras Stoll of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Root and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al Macomber on Christmas day, in Hepner. Christmas dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Jaynes were Mr. and Mrs. Claude Myers, and Wilma and Margaret, Tillford Stillings of Hermiston, Earl Heftner of Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Howell and son Jim. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Nick Faler on Christmas day were Mr. and Mrs. Inguard Skovbo, Ralph Wasmer and Bill Harrington. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barlow and son Lavern of Pendleton spent Christ mas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Had ley and family. BURNHAM CASH PRICES 3 Lbs. CRISCO 3 Rolls Toilet Tissue 1000 Sheet Rolls 2 Lb.’ Can Mother’s Cocoa 10 Bars White Laundry Soap K.C. Baking Powder 444*4******9999 t IRRIGON NEWS - - Value 50c t By Mrs. W. C. Isom Ralph and Melvin Benefiel from Spokane, Wn., are visiting at the home of relatives here for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Veri Tomkins and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stegmiller, Mr. and Mrs. William Franke and Mrs. R. Williams of Walla Walla were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Williams and family Christmas. Cloyd Lynch left Wednesday for his home near Ukiah. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Browning re turned from Centralia, Wn., Thurs- lay. Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Coryell made a usiness trip to Prosser, W b „ Sun- lay. Mr. Suart of Portland, who is visiting the Wm. Norcross family >ere, had the misfortune to cut his trm with an ax this week. School will not open here this reek, because of the report that some scarlet fever cases are reported near here. Polly Dexter of Portland is visit- ng her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank "redreckson, Adrian Allen and Violet Ruker, both of Irrigon, were married at Yakima, Wn., Wednesday. The best wishes of the community is extend Heavy Mackinaws vaiue$7.i2 : Boys' Fancy Overalls Value $1.35 69c , • < > Mr. and Mrs. A. Boulware were ed to them. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rand family were guests of Mr. and Mrs. New Year’s day. Frank Brace at The Dalles during the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom motored to Pen dleton, Saturday, to visit George Kendler, who recently underwent and appendicitis operation. Mildred Miller, small daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Russell Miller, return ed to Ione Sunday, with Miss Akers who was a dinner guest at the Mil ler home. A charivari party was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Ken ney Friday night, honoring Mr. and Mrs. Adrain Allen. Mrs. Fred Reiks accompanied Rev. Thomas of Boardman on a trip to Heppner, Wednesday, in the interest of the Community church work. Dr. A. C. Willcutt OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OSBORN APARTMENTS Neve STOMACH TROUBLE? Read this: “About a year and a half ago I was not feeling right, my stomach troubled me, I belched gas, had no appetite and was generally miserable,” said Thomas Teeson of 215 6th St., Camas, Wash. “I used only one bottle of Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Dis covery and it strengthened me and I had no further trouble.” Druggists. New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. Write to Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo. N. Y., for free medical advice. SAFEUAY 5T0RE5 SPECIALS Call for your copy of the Family Circle out every Friday. PHONE 241 HERMISTON FOR SATURDAY — MONDAY FRIDAY SALMON TOMATO SOUP Fancy Pink 16 oz. cans 3cans .... 354 5c Can WHITE KING 25c PORK AND BEANS CLABBER GIRL BAKING POWDER Lb. Can ...................................... THE FOLLOWING FOOD PRICES ARE A SAMPLE OF SAFEWAY S EVERYDAY FOOD SAVINGS--------- Prices Subject to Market Changes Can TOMATO SAUCE Package Choice of Flavors CATSUP — 2 14 oi. bottles Highway Brand 5c 5c Pure Cane Standard Grade 21 size JAPAN TEA (Green) Lb. Edward’s Dependable “e 200 099 BLACK TEA(Orange Pekoe)4Oa Edward's Dependable Lb. K. C. BAKING POWDER 50 oz. can I— 200 — 22 SAFEWAY FLOUR - 49 lbs. $189 — A Perfect Family Flour. 89c POWDERED 3 Lbs..... 19c Hershey's Cocoa 13c Airway Coffee 1 Lb. Can * 598 DEVILED MEAT 250 PINEAPPLE 2, 39c Pounds cans 2 cans TOMATOES 44 . — 256 17 Lbs....... 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