THURSDAY. MARCH 14, 1935
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE FOUR
Local Happenings
Marian and Floyd Pierce spent
the week end in Pendleton.
Chas. Winger of the Grandview
Livestock Co., of Grandview, Wn.,
was a Hermiston business visitor
Wednesday.
Mrs. Joe Udey was called to Port
land Sunday by 'the illness of her
mother.
Peggy Todd, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Todd, is recovering from
a severe attack of the flu.
The Misses Bonnie Lamberson and
Carrie Lage, Don Moore and Wal
lace Chamness motored to Walla
Walla Sunday.
Spring straw hats at Alma Hitt’s
Shop Saturday.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson and
daughter Shirley were Pendleton vis
itors Saturday. Miss Shirley, who
teaches in the Heppner high school,
spent the week end at home.
Mrs. Gertrude Sanders and her
mother, Mrs. Ida Simmons, were
guests Friday at the home of their
sister and daughter, Mrs. Llewellyn
Brownell. The occasion was in cel
ebration of Mrs. Brownell’s birthday
and other guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Erwin Chapman and son Fran
cie. Mrs. Yerxa, and Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Joder.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Two Shows—7:15 -9:00 P.M.
THURS. - FRIDAY - SATURDAY
MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY
MARCH 14 - IS - 16
FRIDAY SPECIAL!
AMATEUR VAUDEVILLE
Treat the Family to a Show
They’ll AU Enjoy!
WILL .
ROGERS
th C COUNTY
Guy Chamness left Tuesday on a
business trip to Silverton, Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Gray of Jo
seph, Ore., visited their aunt, Mrs.
Fred Lamberson, Tuesday.
Kids Notice! Will pay le each
for wire hangers. Quick Cleaners, ad
Miss Thelma Hetherington and
Mrs. Alice Stone motored to Pendle-
ton on business Saturday morning.
Mrs. N. W. Bloom is recovering
from a rib fracture sustained when
she fell recently.
Mrs. B. A. Shannon who recently
moved to Boardman to operate a ho
tel there, was a business visitor in
Hermiston Tuesday.
Jim Neary returned Friday to
Pendleton after having spent some
time at his home here. Jim is recov
ering from a leg fracture suffered
Open stock, beautifully patterned
chinaware; 32-piece set, $3.45; in
dividual prices at proportionately
low prices. Start a set today. Ams-
berry's.
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R. H. McAtee was accompanied tc
Pendleton Saturday by Ladrew Mosh
berger who teaches in the local
schools.
Friends of Mrs. Harry Todd of
Bend. Ore., will be interested tc
know that she underwent an opera
tion in the Good Samaritan hospital
In Portland recently.
Dinner guests at the home of Mrs.
O. C. Pierce Sunday included Mr.
and Mrs. Hal Hatton, Julia Colpitts.
Emogene and Maxine Paul and Clark
Paul.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Morgan are mak
ing their home in the Carter apart
ments. They returned from Colora
do three weeks ago after having
spent the winter there.
Sturdy work shirts of blue cham
bray. 59c at Amsberry’s.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gwinn and
son Rex of Okenogan. Wn., arrived
in Hermiston Saturday night to
spend the week end with Mrs.
Gwinn’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. D.
Ellis. Mr. Gwinn returned Sunday
but Mrs. Gwinn remained for a
week.
Don Sheridan and Clarence Hen-
ning motored-to Corvallis last week
end to attend two Pacific coast
championship basketball games be
tween O.S.C. and U. of S. C. They
were accompanied by John Pace who
remained in Portland over the week
end.
CHAIRMAN
hu GEORGE ADE
Burnham’s
PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
SUNDAY - MONDAY
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
MARCH 16 ■ 17
"IT AIN’T NO SIN”
to See
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
SPUDS
Per Sack
COFFEE
3 Lbs. 53c
DIAMOND 88
3 Lbs.
SAN CARLO
59c
PUT UP BY CHASE & SANBORN
MAE
WEST
BONITE
1 Lb 25c
Freshly Ground at our Store.
In
SUGAR
“Belle of
the 90‘s”
RAISINS
with
JOHNNY MACK BROWN
ROGER PRYOR
10 "ps. 53c
Lbs. 28c
CRYSTAL WHITE 8 Bars
SOAP
JOHN MILJAN
CARTOON and COMEDY.
Fresh Meats
menta furnished by the Umatilla,
Stanfield and Hermiston club girls
were served by the local girls, who
acted as hostesses.
A large crowd witnessed the pre
sentation of awards and enjoyed the
program.
R. E. Sutton of Portland was a 4-H CLUBBERS AWARDED
business visitor In town Thursday.
Mrs. A. W. Christopherson and OUTTANDING CLUBBERS
Mrs. Lyle Tilden visited the Ameri
can Legion Auxiliary Unit at Ar
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lington Monday night.
1 ard Rainwater. Nellie Hooker, Mar-
Spring straw hats at Alma Hitt's ion Ott, Bob Bleakney, Virgil Ten
Shop Saturday.
adv ney, Bob Jackson, Clair Linder and
N. E. Farrell of Irrigon lost the James Barber.
third finger on the right hand and
Second year cards went to Mar
suffered other badly lacerated fin guerite Rainwater, Henry Sommerer,
gers last week when his hand con Jr., Ralph Marble, Albert Skovbo,
tacted a saw.
Floyd Whitsett and Marijane Ham
There have been a numbe of cases mer.
Third year pins went to Lawrence
of influenza and mumps reported in
Hunt, Otho Whitsett and tNeill
the community this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wolgamott | Bleakney. and fourth year awards to
and daughters Aletha and Juanita Darrell Seeliger. Awilda Bleakney,
i nd their guest, Wanda Moore, mo- Paul Marble and Marie Skovbo. Fifth
tored to The Dalles Saturday where | year awards to Lois Hutchison, Leo
they visited Mr. Wolgamott’s par- 1 Rueber and Dorothy Shelton.
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wolgamott. J Those receiving first year pins ’n
the girls Home Economics clubs
J. C. Bains of Walla Walla, was | were Nellie Hooker. Georgia Linder.
the house guest of his daughter. Mrs. | Virginia Todd. Rebecca Pierson and
Wm. Shaar. from Friday of last week Patsy Best.
until Tuesday of this week. He re
Crack Demonstration Team.
turned home with Mrs. Shaar who
Margaret Clarke and Helen Jen-
motored to Walla Walla Tuesday.
Mrs. W. S. Boynton returned home drzejewski, demonstration team from
Sunday from Helix where she had the Hermiston cooking and canning
spent the week visiting her son and | clubs, which won fifth place at the
family. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boyn state fair in Salem last fall with
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley mo- I fourteen teams competing, gave a
tored to Helix Sunday and she re- ' modern demonstration on preparing
and serving a luncheon. Due to the
turned with them.
failure of an imaginary aunt to ar
Mrs. Alfred Quiring spent the rive, the luncheon was served to
week end in Dallas visiting relatives Mrs. Hineline, Mr. Clarkson, Mr.
and attending the wedding of her | Yeager. Mr. Holt and Mr. Sawyer.
cousin. She went by stage to The |
Other numbers on the program
Dalles where she joined her aunt, were, a reading by Mildred Gabriel
Mrs. D. G. Rempel, and motored to of Stanfield, and a vocal solo by
Dallas.
Ralph Marble, accompanied on the
harmonica by his brother Paul Mar-
Mrs. Alma Hitt and Mrs. Raymond ble.
Walker were joint hostesses at a
Following the program refresh-
bridge party Monday night In the r •
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Legion hall. Spring flowers and the
St. Patrick’s motit made attractive
setting for the party. Mrs. H. T
Fraser made high honors, Mrs. F. C.
McKenzie, second high, and Mrs.
Gladys Smith received consolation.
The second of a series of two
bridge dessert luncheons was given
Saturday afternoon at the home of!
Mrs. B. Haneline with Mrs. E. P.
Dodd and Mrs. Frank Guiwits act
ing as joint hostesses. Spring flow- !
ers were used to brighten the rooms.
High honors were won by Mrs. Pe- |
ter Castric, and high average score I
by Mrs. C. D. Ellis, and low average |
score by Mrs. Hal Hatton.
Mrs. Elma Miller was hostess at
a lovely birthday dinner last even
ing In honor of her father, Mr. Eli |
Enbysk, Umatilla county pioneer,
who celebrated his fifty-eighth
birthday anniversary. Mr. Enbysk |
came here in 1877 from Michigan,
when only three months old and has I
spent his fifty-eight years in the vi-
cinity of Pendleton- and Adams, be
ing engaged in wheat farming.
Mrs. Wm. Schnoor (Ethel Enbysk) |
of Corvallis celebrated her birthday |
and also Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ober |
(Sophia Enbysk) of Hermiston cele-
brated their seventh wedding anni
versary, all on the same day, March
7.
The guests were: Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. Westersund, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Ober. Helen and Richard Ober. Peter
Doshen, Harold and Aidon Enbysk.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schuening, Ger
ald and Kenneth Miller.—East Ore-1
genian.
MAE WEST'S HECTIC OPUS
The picture for which a consider
able portion of Hermiston popula
tion probably has been waiting. Mac
West’s “Belle of the Nineties.” will
be at the Oasis Theatre Sunday and
Monday.
As in “She Done Him Wrong" and
"I’m No Angel," Miss West, in her
new picture, continues to be a wo
man with a lurid reputation and a
kind nature. The story, written by I
Miss West, provides her with three
leading men—Roger Pryor, John
Mack Brown and John Miljan. The
dialogue, also, is of the star’s own
devising. Duke Ellington’s orches
tra provides the musical background.
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HERALD WANT ADS PAY
USE THEM !
TOPPINISH, WN. - 153 LBS.
vs.
Bob Shinkle
Is Always a
Necessary Part of
Your Easter
Make Up.
March 15 -16 -17
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ANNED FOODS ale
Sugarli 54c
Sea Island - Pure Cane
Tomatoes
Pineapple
Broken Slices - 21 Size Cans
3 Cans 49c
SWIFT’S
95c
6cans
PREMIUM
Half or Whole
Pound
T
4 Cans 15c
Monte Rio - Spanish Style
Can
43c
Doi.
9.
No. 2% Cans
Gilmores - Fancy Fresh Prunes
SAFEWAY
Family Flour
10c
Each
49 Lb. Bag
GRAPE FRUIT
Field Ripe PEAS
Each
3
8c
FLOUR
$1.69
49 Lb. Bag
29c
Loganberries
Dor. 89c
GOLD MEDAL
Kitchen Tested
$1.98
39c
39c
O.K. SOAP CATSUP
25c
49c
No. 10 Tin ...
The Big Yellow Bar
6 For 65c
35c
Blackberries
No. 10 Tin
-hi 5
From Firm Ripe Tomatoes
No. 10 Tin
6 Bars
CATSUP
WHITE KING
Yolo - 14 oz. Bottle
Granulated Soap
..__ 250
2%
CALUMET
Baking Powder
Lb. Can ......------------ c<
6 Cans 55c
Florida Gold - No. 303 Cans
Cans
6 Bo ( carton
29.
PRUNES
3
................... IOC
1 Lb. Package
o Cans OOC Dor $1.29
303 Size Can
’I hway
Bi-Karb
W. W. Valley Fancy
Doz.
MATCHE
SODA
SPINACH « Cans 2 Cans 25c 6 For 73c
Golden Bantam Corn
I 3 33
TUNA
FISH
Mid-Pacific Flakes
GREEN BEANS 3 Cans 29c Doz. $1.15
Tomato Sauce
25c
Standard - 2 % Size Cans
Large Package
30c
SAUR KRAUT 3.n 25c Doz 98c
Van Camp’s - No. 2 cans
Ay
Sun Laden Peas 3 Cans 35. Do $1.33
-Y
No. 3 Sieve - No. 2 cans
PORK
& BEANS 4 cn25.
Doz. 69c
Van Camp’s - 16 os. cans
“
Corn Flakes
3 cans 23c
Van Camp’s - No. 2 cans
PEACHES
3 Cans 50c Do $1.89
HEINZ SOUPS
AATF
ORANGES 2 - 59c
Faney Large 13« Size - Sweet Navels
Cans 25c
KP Federal
MILI Brand
Deviled Meat
Libby’s - * Size Cans
GRAPE FRUIT
Large Arizona Seedless
G Ton
"
SNOW FLAKE SODAS
KIDS 25c
p
wi p
Hewn
or
Do:.89c
Mission Yellow Clings No. 21 cans
Medium Tins - Assorted Varieties
BOARDMAN - 138 LBS
—
$1.10
THE STORE OF QUALITY & PERSONAL SERVICE
i errs;
Per Can
GENERAL ADMISSION 50c
T
MOYER’S STOKE
CONTINur
THROUGH
TOPPINISH. WN. - 135 LBS.
RINGSIDE 75c
7 7
BOY’S EXPRESS STRIPE—
Remember they are pre-shrunk
NEW HAIR DRYER INSTALLED
Campbell's - 10 os. Cana
Colored Gloves Battle Royal
ADMISSION:
- (i 1 A
ana • I
I II
dUU el) I • IV
Ao
BOY’S BLUE OVERALLS—
You Mothers won't buy any
other brand after you try a
pair of Lee’s.
Make the Appointment Now!
WALLA WALLA. Wn. - 133 LBS.
HERMISTON - 140 LBS
$1.49 PAIR
$1.59
MEN S EXPRESS STRIPE
OVERALLS— try a PAIR—
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
TOMATO JUICE
TOPPINISH. WN. - 128 LBS.
PENDLETON - 133 LBS.
6
They Won’t Wash Thin And Flimsy
HOMINY
Young Tommy vs. Joe Coffman
Tuffy Woodruff vs. Toppinish Marvel
Clark Paul
VS. Stanley Partlow
’ UMATILLA - 130 LBS.
MEN'S BLUE OVERALLS—
HIGH OR LOW BACK.
UNION-MADE
Large Package
Harold Hoshino vs. Pinky Numier
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OTHER BOUTS
MEN AND BOYS.
1716
Lee
•
Carnation
SEMI FINAL4 ROUNDS
PENDLETON - 128 LBS.
SIZE RANGE FOR
OVERALLS
POST TOSTIE
UMATILLA - 153 LBS.
i !
Try A Pair Of
Genuine 1
PRE-SHRUNK
TOO!
WE HAVE A COMPLETE
JELT
PERMANENT
Canned Foods Sale
lotties
MAIN EVENT—5 ROUNDS
THEY’RE
BUT WE
CANT
FAZE
apa
Fancy Dry Pack - 5 oz. cans
HARRY KELLEY, Referee
Ray Hoffman
WE TAKE
STARCH ANO
FILLER OUT
AN OIL
Hermiston Transfer Bldg. * 8:30 P.M
JOE QUICK, Promotor
THE MONEY.
BY POPULAR DEMAND WE ARE
CONTINUING OUR
SHRIMP
2oth
CAN’T BE BOUGHT FOR
THATS WHY I M
GUARANTEED TO
OUTLAST OTHERS
DENIM
Cans
Fancy Alaska Pink - 16 oz. cans
BOXING
^LEE^
SAFEUAY STORES
SALMON
MARCH
LEE JELT DENIM
— Tel. 141 —
No. 2 Cans
Wed
A BETTER OVERALL THAN
Hermiston
Beauty Shoppe
Cut Stringless - No. 2 Cans
COMING TO OASIS THEATRE.
RUBBING and UUOBWG NEVER WORRY
25e
dme
HONEY MAID •
GRAHAMS
Lb
PINEAPPLE
Libby’s Tidbits - 8 oi. cans
L Carton
Cans
20c SS&zn.y $3.09
10c
Doz.
39c
3 Cans 20c
Doz.
75c
Cans