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PAGE FOUk IiL AILANLSIONLALALD, AiLRMSION, OALLcCN. 1933 Mrs. A. F. Hughes, who has been DE MILLE FILM PRODUCED ing agreement. Novelties, Music Dept.___ ™ 13.50 visiting her daughter Mrs. H. E. Mc Some sort of production control Beauty Parlor, Sophomores .. ... .85 Culley for the past week, left Wed ON GRAND SCALE. in the near future is deemed neces Fortune Telling, T. H. S._ ... 3.15 nesday for her home in Pocatello, sary by Lauterbach, as he says the Idaho. She also visited her daughter Cecil B. DeMilles, the old master temporary conditions that have Bingo, H.H.S. Athletis Assn. 11.75 Mrs. Rex Tones in Warm Springs, of spectacle, has turned out another brought about the present favorable Spook House, Junior Class .. ._ 2.35 Ore., the week before coming to of the year's great pictures in “Cleo price situation cannot be expected Lucky Ball Throw, A.S.B._ ... 10.85 NEW SHOES - JUST 60 Hermiston. patra,” which will be at the Oasis to continue. He also believes that Dance (Jitney) __________ ... 20.15 IN. Double tanned 74992 dairymen are entitled to protection Mrs. Ina Wessell left Thursday Mrs. Henry Hooker and daughter theatre Sunday and Monday. Fred Wineberg of Portland is in cowhide leather. Armortred Cord- The historic love that shook the from “invasion” of their field by Mystery Auction __________ ... 3.75 night for Portland where she plans Mrs. Lucile Montgomery motored to Hermiston this week. Wear soles. All hats at Alma Hitt's Shop to spend the week end. Pendleton Wednesday where they world is portrayed also as a tender farmers using contracted acreage Queen Contest ___________ ... 45.95 now $1.00. Adv Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier of visited Mrs. Hooker’s granddaughter romance, giving meaning and motive from other crop control programs to Advertising .....____________ ._ 5.75 MEN'S SOLID LEA- 61 30 to the magnificence of the picture, increase their output. Clark Paul is employed at the Boardman were Hermiston visitors who is ill in St. Anthony’s hospital. but THER . Super tanned 12999 TOTAL . ................. -______ 1141.71 it Is a spectacle that the “Cleo Monday. Oasis theatre this week. triple stitched throughout, full Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Henry patra” of 1934 will be remembered. O.S.C. Service Statistics Huge. vamp, steel plate on heel. Tough W. J. Warner, city attorney, and Harger will be pleased to learn that Mrs. H. McCormick of Echo was Among minor accomplishments are The high school play, entitled “7 as elephant's hide. a business visitor in Hermiston Enos D. Martin were business visit Mr. Harger is improving daily. Mr. the instroduction of a new male star CORVALLIS—Oregon experiment ors in Pendleton Wednesday. Saturday morning. Harger was forced to resign as in in Henry Wilcoxon, and the presen staff members answered 60,395 let Will! I Won’t,” has been selected The Misses Lovedy Burkholder J. J. Neary left Sunday evening structure in the local high school be tation of another splendid portray ters of inquiry during the last two by Miss Brierley and a committee of MEN’S SHOES • Full years according to the biennial re students. The play, a comedy in vamp, double nailed, and Mary Harney, and Theron An for Lewiston, Idaho, where he was cause of poor health. They are mak- al by Claudette Colbert. stitched, solid leather coun derson of Boardman were visitors called by the illness of his brother. ng their home in Homedale, Idaho, In telling the story of Cleopatra, port Just issued. In addition per three acts, will be presented March triple ters, 6 nickle hooks and eyelets, in Hermiston this week. New skirts, sweaters, blouses and for the present. Caesar and Anthony, the Paramount sonal consultations were held with 28 at the Oasis theatre under the metal heel plate, double sole oak Members of the Stanfield Chris frocks at Alma Hitt’s Shop. Adv Mrs. Mabel Ralph and daughter company has dipped into history, 21,769 who called to seek informa tanned. tian Endeavor were guests of the Mrs. Walter Pearson left Friday Helen and Fred Hensel motored to Shakespeare and other sources, and tion. The public sent in 4238 plant direction of Miss Brierley. local society Sunday evening in the by stage for Portland where she Vancouver, Wn., Friday where they taken its choice of what it found. specimens for identification, and The cast includes: SUGAR - 10 Pounds —....... 49c regular meeting. will visit friends and relatives this were Joined by Betty Ralph who is The result is a new interpretation of 11,026 “samples” of insects to have Dr. King..................... Harold Throop named. Disease identifications were Fred Reeves, son of J. A. Reeves week. TOMATOES - No. 2* Size He a student as O.S.C. They were guests Cleopatra, endowed not only with A school doctor. who has been attending Pacific Uni Mrs. R. A. Brownson and Miss of Mrs. Ralph’s niece, Mrs. E. Scho beauty, which, after all, is a fairly made 5229 times, and 6619 germi Mr. Howard ............ James Jackson nation and purity tests on seeds TOMATO JUICE - 2 for ------ 19c versity at Forest Grove, returned Mary Petri entertained informally field. common commodity, but also with A lawyer. home Friday afternoon and will not at two tables of contract bridge the intelligence to use that beauty were made. For big figures the vet CATSUP - 12 oz. bottle ........ 10c Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. in such a way as to make the wreck erinary department topped the list. Carney Underwood .. Lawrence Hunt return for the spring term. Monday night. Mrs. H. T. Fraser and Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Akers, daugh Mrs. Geo. Briggs held high scores. Story will be interested to hear ing of a couple of empires for its It made 108,000 tests for Bang’s di Calumet Baking Powder 1 lb. 25c A man about town. sease, 180,000 for bacillary diarrhea ter Anita and Miss Catherine Fried- Mrs. Ina Wessell entertained at that Mrs. Story returned Wednesday sake perfectly plausible. Alton Sisson ly of Pendleton, were afternoon vis four tables of pinochle Tuesday of this week from Lacomb, Illinois, As is DeMille’s practice, he has in poultry, and distributed 680,000 Elliott Fletcher HOT SAUCE • 6 for ................ 24c A man about School. itors at the J. A. Serell home Sun night. High honors were won by where she was called in December filled his camera field with masses doses of chicken-pox vaccine. day. 6 GRAPE FRUIT - 6 for ........... 25c Mrs. Sophia Kurrle and second high by the death of her mother. Mr. of architecture and humanity. Lucille Owen and Joan Stevens ____ Story, who was formerly with the Rev. W. A. Briggs made a busi by Mrs. W. Walgomott. E. B. CASTEEL CAPABLE ............ Bonnie Lamberson OYSTERS - 2 cans for ......... 25c ness trip to Pendleton Tuesday of Dick Upham left Friday morning Shell Oil Company here, Is now em WHAT THE CIVILIAN CON CLERK SAYS FREEWATER TIMES A Co-ed. and her Cousin. ployed by the Associated Oil com this week. for John Day where he will be em Lynn Patton ........ Esther McMullen LOCAL SPUDS - sack .............. 75c W. S. Raker of Portland who was ployed in the Malheur National For pany, stationed in Pendleton. SERVATION CORPS HAS DONE. (Continued from Page 1) active in securing the Namanu Park est. Later he expects to be transfer A Co-ed. BEEF ROAST ■ 2 1bs. for — 25c Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke, ac and is equipped by experience to In Portland, which is one of the red to the landscape department. companied by Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Spokane, Wn.—Major Evan W. the state faithfully and well, Glad Howard .............. Helen Ralph RIB BOILS - Lb.................... — 10c finest Campfire Girl's camps in the The Misses Anita Paulson and White, left Tuesday for Portland Kelly, United States Regional For serve occasion arise. pa-oo V United States, including 120 acres, June Richards, both of Pendleton, where the latter will spend several ester, located at Missoula, has com should could look, long and far, Mrs. Stevens ....... Margaret Clarke — CASH AT STORE — was in Hermiston the first of the accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Ralph days visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. piled some interesting statistics on to Oregon find a man more capable of fill week. Richards and daughter Neva, and Clarke motored on to Everett, Wn., work done by the boys of the Civi ing this office, than Elbert B. Cas Lucille’s Grandmother Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore, accom son Ralph Jr., to Condon for the where Mrs. Clarke expected to visit lian Conservation Corps In the na teel. He would be a worthy succes Dean Willis Helen Dunning panied by Mr. Moore’s sister, Mrs. J. week end. relatives while Mr. Clarke makes a tional forests of the northwest un Dean of the school to Earl Snell and the many other P. French of Long Creek. Ore., and Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. business trip to Vancouver, B. C. der this jurisdiction, from Novem sor fine secretaries Oregon has been Gorgette ................ Dorothy Conrad small daughter Sally, who have been Chas. Taylor Monday evening were They will return late Saturday, ber 1, 1933 to November 30, 1934. proud to have served them in this visiting here tor a week, motored to Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Guiwits and night. The Maid. To quote from Mr. Kelley’s report: capacity. Walla Walla Monday. Mrs. Guiwits' mother, Mrs. Elouise Roads—New construction, 696 H. M. Sommerer, manager of the Roadruck of Salem, W. S. Raker of At the first of a series of bridge miles; maintenance on existing SCHOOL NOTES. Farm Bureau Co-operative, and C. Portland and Edgar Peterson. parties given by the local Unit of roads, 1,510 miles. These roads were (Continued from Page 1) A. Jackman, attended a meeting in Among out-of-town visitors here the American mostly of the class designated as Auxiliary last garet McMullen, who was next high- Walla Walla Wednesday. Mr. Som this week were Robert Giffors and Thursday night, Legion February 14, door "truck trails”, secondary roads merer remained over for a Thurs W. Bear of Clackamas. Ore., Herbert chiefly valuable for administrative est in the race, took her place. prize went to N. W. O ’ Donnell. High day meeting, but Mr. Jackman re G. Chickering Jr., of Portland: F. honors in bridge were made by Mrs. and forest protection purposes. Much A grand prize drawing was held turned. L. Rutter, Gib Lenon, Bill Shields of the road work done in the win Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie en and W. C. Bolton of Portland: Jack Wm. Logan and O. K. Mudge, and ter months was in heavy rock where following the coronation of the tertained at dinner and bridge Tues Paxton of Walla Walla; and Harry high honors in pinochle by Mrs. the men could work to advantage, queen, at which Eugene Hanby held Sadie Woods and Wm. Shaar. day evening at their home on Glad Holland of Ranier. the lucky number for the fine $9 A final grand prize will be given even in unfavorable weather. ys Avenue. The George Washington Among out-of-town visitors here Bridges — 69 constructed. Many of camera. motif was carried out with flags, Monday were Mr. and Mrs H. V. at the close of the four series af these were large, steel structures. The "Merry Makers” furnished cherries and hatchets used as place Tyler of Boardman; C. Melville of fair and a door prize at each party. The boys learned a lot in working the music for the jitney dance. The cards and center pieces. High hon Lexington; Otis McCarty of Echo; Names of the five highest players on them. 610 BROADWAY - PORTLAND ors for the evening’s play were won Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Neill of Pine will be posted at each party. personnel included Fern and Bill Telephone lines — 549 miles. This by Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter and City; and Stan Atkin of Irrigon. The second of the series will be includes both standard forest pole Lindner and Melvin and Bruce Fol second high by Mr. and Mrs. James Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Foster and son given Friday night, February 22, at lines, as well as lines strung from lett. Todd. Edward and Mr. and Mrs. N. Mel- 8:00 o’clock. A special invitation is trees. WILL MAKE YOUR PICTURE IN YOUR OWN HOME. Each organization in school as lah, all of Walla Walla, were week given to the public to attend these Clearing—700 acres of pasture sisted by sponsoring a booth. The end visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charles benefit card parties. land for wintering forest service — s — N. Seeliger Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Foster following is the amount each booth pack stock. and Mrs. Meliah are the parents and Stanfield Grange Dance. Fences—85 miles. Range fences, took in: sister of Mrs. Seeliger. HERMISTON HOTEL A dance will be given in the Stan enclosures at administrative sites, Art Palace, Freshman Class ..$ 2.50 Mr. and Mrs. James Clayton and — ——4% TIME—5:00 to 7:00 P. M. etc. 5.90 Fish Pond, Senior Class Miss Meredith Dally motored to field Grange hall Saturday night, Blister rust control—250,000 HERMISTON, OREGON Portland Sunday where they visited February 23. Music will be furnish acres. This meant the grubbing out Candy, Ice Cream. Girls’ L..... 16.26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. L. ed by Mel’s Merry Makers and a good or spraying with chemicals of all Two Show«—7:15 - 9:00 P.M. Burnaugh. Miss Daily and Mr. Clay time is guaranteed. The admission species of Ribes—currants and FRIDAY • SATURDAY ton returned the following day but price of forty cents and ten cents gooseberries, which are hosts to one Mrs. Clayton remained in Portland, will include the supper served by stage of rust. This was part of an FEB. 22 - 23 the Home Economics club. to be Joined later by her husband. intensive program to protect the val FRIDAY SPECIAL! uable white pine stands of the Inn STALLINGS EDIS NEW WAR land Empire. AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE Fire fighting—The boys rendered FILM, SHOWN AT OASIS. From the secret film vaults of valuable service in meeting one of all great nations! the worst fire situations since the Speaking over the radio recently, disasterous summer of 1910. Out Lowell Thomas, famous broadcaster, standing were two mobile units kept AT described Laurence Stallings’ book, in camp west of Missoula for instant “The First World War,” as "a spec dispatch to western Montana land tacular collection of photographs.” northern Idaho fires. The boys in "The First World War” has now these units gained a reputation for MONEY SAVERS! PURE CANE CAKE FLOUR been made Into a motion picture and efficiency in the hard game of fire PRICES EFFECTIVE according to advance reports, it is fighting which might be envied by | more "spectacular” still. Stallings seasoned veterans. And considering I FRI. - SAT. - MON. Package is Pounds Insured Carriers Phone 63 himself has again handled the Job their inexperience the general run FEB. 22nd - 25th Inc. of editing but in the film version of CCC boys made a very creditable GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE he has the added advantage of ani showing in fire fighting on large go Live Stock Hauling to Portland mated figures and events as subjects ing fires. Rate: 50c Per 100 for comment. In addition to working on these Stanfield — — Oregon major projects, the boys erected Some of the most remarkable films From the book that stunned many lookout houses, buildings at stored for years in the secret arch the world! ives of Europe and the United States ranger stations, improved airplane Fancy Dried Oregon’s Plain or Whole Wheat are shown to the public for the first landing fields, laid water mains, im COMEDY AND SHORT MUSICAL time In "The First World War,” proved many public camp grounds, which will arrive at the Oasis Thea cleared protection strips along road Tall SUNDAY - MONDAY ways, planted trees in forest nurser tre on Friday and Saturday. Cans OSTEOPATHIC ies, grubbed out poisonous plants FEB. 24 - 25 MATINEE 3:30 SUNDAY Federal WHAT YOU DO, NOT WHAT YOU from range lands, eradicated prairie PHYSICIAN & SURGEON dogs and ground squirrels, helped in Production of the Love Story that landscaping projects, constructed do ADVISE. COUNTS WITH KIDS OSBORN APARTMENTS Shook the World. zens of reservoirs for conserving wa A new understanding of the im ter on eastern Montana ranges, built Lb. Lb. portance of the changes taking place dams as a means of erosion control, etc. The list is still far from com Full Cream Pkg. in family life and the relationship of the family to a changing modern plete but will serve to indicate the CECIL B. Porter’s Fresh Egg Noodles society was perhaps the key ieea car scope and variety of the work in DEMILLES ried home by the 401 women from which the boys were engaged. 16 counties who attended the fifth SUMMARY OF OREGON AAA | annual Home Interests conference at Van Camp’s NEW DEAL Oregon State college February 12 to FUNDS MADE BY COUNTIES. Tomato 15. In addition they gained a wealth Granulated Soap of up-to-the-minute information con Every Oregon county has shared I cerning almost every phase of home- in the distribution of $4,246,515.29 CLAUDETTE COLBERT making. WARREN WILLIAM rental and benefit payments re ECHO, OREGON Besides some 30 members of the in turned to this state under the pro- I regular college staff who took part Their Love Set the World Afire! visions of the agricultural adjust- 1 Lunches - Barber Shop in the conference program, a num ment Empires toppled to ruin that their act, according to a report as I ber of outside authorities of state I romance might live eternally! Golden Bantam - 303 size can Best Foods COME IN AND SEE US January 1 recently received by I SOAP and national reputation were of the Oregon Extension service. Uma- I BETTY BOOP CARTOON. SOMETIME. brought to the campus for the oc tilla county’s total is $1,270.478.49. | Pint Jar Can casion. One of these was Alice Sow Carton Total expenditures in this state I ers, parent education specialist of from processing taxes amounted at I the National Congress of Parents that time Io $10,439.466.90, but this I and Teachers, who pointed out. amount included for I among other things, that “the chief "surplus removal” 36.079.407.57 LB. LBS. , most of which I training any child gets Is what its was used in financing the wheat ex- I Rich, Fresh Ground Brazilian Coffee at a NEW LOW PRICE! ______________ parents do and are. and not what port subsidy at Portland. Only I they tell him.” BI-KARB. 3113.544.04 is listed as general ad- I PRODUCE FEATURES Another visiting specialist was W. ministrative expense in this state. i Lb. Pkg. P. Jackson, field secretary of the Wheat benefits have accounted for I National Recreation association, the bulk of AAA payments in Ore- I whose topic was “Recreation, a Home gon, the total at the first of the I Van Camps Large Size Navels and Community Need.” The in year being 33,880.348.65, compared I Cans Large creased interest in this subject was with 3366.166 64 for the corn-hog I Dozen indicated by the enrollment of 157 program. The latter represents only I delegates in the series of special the first payment on the 1934 con- I Rolls “training conferences" for group tracts, however. | leaders in recreation led by Mr Umatilla county leads the state by I WALDORF A Scot Tissue Jackson during the week. A simi a wide margin tn total rental and I lar series was conducted in parent benefit payments received Next to I Fancy Large Romes They are the newest, the snappiest, education by Miss Sowers and Miss Its total of 31.270.478.49 is Sherman I Pkg. the most exclusive sweaters for Box .... Flavored Flora Thurston, acting professor of county with 3559.540.91. Morrow. I spring and summer. Colors—-white, child development and parent edu Wasco and Union counties follow in I canary, rye, powder blue, guardsmen cation. who was also one of the that order. Lincoln county farmers I blue, and green. principal leaders of the conference. have profited the least directly from I Lb. Can Ample opportunity to get acquain these payments, the total there be- I ted with each other and with the Ing only 3930 so far. all from corn- I Big Solid Heads college staff and campus was afford hog payments. 12 Size | Can ed by evening get-togethers, teas, 2Heads ......g............... All wool, slide fastner. Other sweaters from luncheons, parties and trips to pla A. H. Lauterbach, chief of the dai- I $1.95 and up. ces of particular interest. A festi ry section of the AAA. announced to I val of plays was participated in by Oregon dairymen tn their state con- I Lbs. winning casts from Jackson. Joseph vention tn McMinnville that a fed- ■ Ripe Firm Golden Fruit ine. Lane, Multnomah. Clackamas. eral butter marketing control pro- I Columbia and Deschutes counties. gram will be offered to the Pacific I Multnomah county had the larg coast states in the near future. It I Bulk Lb. - • THE STORE OF QUALITY &PERSONÄL SERVICE est representation with 70 delegates, will be designed to accomplish much I PHONE 241 HERMISTON followed by Jackson with 65. Clack- the same results being attained lo- 9 ama» 52, Benton 48, and Lane 39. rally by the Oregon butter market- • Local Happenings Men’s Work Shoes e « g 3 30 Burnhams ========== Photographs! REDMOND STUDIO NOW IN HERMISTON For Appointment See- F T • —e DTIPp BASIS THEATRE DANCE Irrigon • SAT. SAFEWAY 5T0RE5 Week-End I SUGAR I Swans Down 27c 91c FIG BARS 2» 19c PRUNES 3 - 19c Dr. A. C. Willcutt COCOA 2w 17c MILK 3 25c NOODLES CHEESE Sailing’s IEOPATRA White King"* 30c Beauty Shoppe CORN Fels-Naptha 10c Hey, Fellows!! Have you seen the “CLARK GABLE” Sport Sweaters Yet! TWIN SWEATER SETS MEN’S MOYER’S STORE SOUP 10 19c 23c c“5c Mayonnaise 49c AIRWAY COFFEE 19c 3 55C Baking Soda Oranges Pork&Beans IOC Toilet Tissue 14c Apples 90 Jell WeU Calumet postas Lettuce 15 Tuna Flakes 10c Baby Lima Beans 3 19c BANANAS Peanut Butter
