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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1935)
Local Happenings Dave Mittlesdorf motored to Port land last Thursday. J. R. Freeman, postal inspector of Portland, is in town this week. F. N Clark of Pasco was a busi ness visitor in town Wednesday. Harry Todd and Clint Olsen of near Bend visited in Hermiston over Memorial day. OASISTHEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Two Shows—7:15 - 9:00 P.M. FRIDAY - SATURDAY JUNE 7 - 8 FRIDAY—Special Night. SATURDAY — Surprise Matinee 9:15 P. M. W. C. Fields “It’s A Gift” with Baby LeRoy •CALIFORNIA OR BUST!” And what they don’t bust, they practically wreck . . . just as they’ll wreck you with laughter. Colored Cartoon and Comedy. Bert Davis of Battle Ground, Wn., was a caller at the Guy Amsberry home Memorial day. Mrs. G. R. O’Daniel of Pendleton is the house guest of her daughter Mrs. F. C. McKenzie this week. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawkins and family visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker Sunday. Father’s Day, Sunday, June 16. Cards and gifts at Amsberry’s .adv. Dr. and Mrs. Walter Holt of Pen dleton visited in Hermiston Memor ial day. Mr. and Mrs. O. I. Barlow and family motored to Heppner and Ione Memorial day where they visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Wells are now making their home in the former J. A. Reeves residence southeast of town. County Judge Clive 8. Cheshire, and Commissioners J. O. Hale and W. L. Meiners were in the territory Tuesday in the interest of roads. Mrs. Allen Beecher, sister of Mrs. Harold M. Thompson, visited in Hermiston Monday while enroute to Wisconsin. Frank Saling of Lexington who was in town Saturday reports that nearly all the wheat in that section has dried up from lack of moisture. Mrs. J. S. Burnham and Mrs. Miles Barager left early Wednesday morn ing for Ellensberg, Wn., where they attended commencement exercises at Ellensberg Normal of which Miss Marjorie Burnham will be a gradu ate. Mary Burnham is also visiting her sister there. YOU CAN ALWAYS BANK ON Rapid Growth SUNDAY - MONDAY WHEN YOU FEED JUNE 9 - 10 SURETURK MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY 20" "Times Tetter than a year ago! GEORGE WHITES ALICE FAYE JAMES DUNN el’p’IIe NED SPARKS Aeimointss LYDA RODERTI 7035 Entire production conceived Ggorgg is. CLIFF EDWARDS Ladies’ and girls’ voile and print adv dresses at Amsberry's. Wm. Tucker, farmer In Columbia district, underwent an operation for ruptured appendix Tuesday at St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton. His condition has been reported as seri ous. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Arthur and son Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Arthur and Mrs. Ralph Ray motor ed to Summerville Memorial day where they attended the services. Geo. Patterson and family of Bur ley, Idaho, visited friends in Her miston Wednesday. They were mo toring to Salem where they joined their daughter Louise who Is a stu dent at Willamette University. Mr. Patterson formerly worked for the reclamation service here and is now employed as chief reclamation clerk at Burley. SURELIVE Mashes SURETURK - 100 1bs. SURELIVE - TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY $2.90 100 lbs. $3-35 WE CAN NOW SUPPLY YOU WITH A GOOD NO. 1 WHEAT AT $1.70 for 130 lb. sack. JUNE 11-12 Direct from the Orpheum in Portlard to the Oasis. ITAR OF MIDHIGHT ={. yyaroyJYoqv) i asiana PATHE TOPIC AND COMEDY FRIDAY - SATURDAY JUNE 13 * 14 - 15 SHIRLEY r OUR TEMPLE "TLE Temple PLUS SHORT FEATURES i ■ n. I Bili iey Mr. and Mrs. Roy Amsberry and son James of Portland visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry Memorial day. • Mr. and Mrs. Joe Norton left Sun day for their home at Mount Vernon after spending Memorial day week end visiting friends here. Roy Hyatt and D. G. Erickson, potato growers from Weston, were in town last Saturday looking after business. Ray Woodward was reported to have been injured in an automobile accident near La Grande last Satur day but his condition was not seri ous. Low priced aluminum and enamel- adv ware at Amsberry’s. W. H. Shannon of Helix and A. Simonson of Echo were business vi sitors in town Friday and Monday, respectively. Mrs. H. T. Fraser returned Tues day morning from Butte, Montana, after spending the past three weeks there with her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Fraser. Miss Nina Boyea and her mother Mrs. Mary Boyea of Los Angeles, Calif., who have been the house guests of Mrs. T. O’Grady fr several days, left Thursday for their home, s Miss Ruth Woughter, who has been teaching at Helix, returned home on Wednesday of last week. The Misses Florence and Eunice Woughter motored to Helix after her. Chas. McKenzie returned last Thursday from the John Day coun- try where he has been working with a sheep shearing crew. Stanton Hadley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Hadley of Boardman, spent the week end visiting Miss Marian Henderson at the C. E. Ba ker home. Miss Francis Ranney of Mil waukie, Wisconsin, is the house guest of Miss Barbara Wessell this week. She arrived Wednesday after- noon. J. A. Thomas, who has been visit ing his sou Roy Thomas here for some time, left Tuesday night for Orville, Wn., to visit another son. Dave Mittlesdorf returned to work at the Farm Bureau Co-operative He has been unable to work for more than a week due to a sprained ankle received while playing baseball at Mrs. Neva Pilon, who makes her I home with her father, Harry Spin- ñing, returned the first of the week from a visit with friends in Port land. Miss Anne Kuble, who taught in the local schools last school term, 1 returned from a week's vacation trip to Portland Monday and left early Tuesday morning for her home in Spokane. Wanda and Gene Moore left Wed- nesday for Corbett, Ore., where Geno will spend the summer with his brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Moore. Wanda plans to re turn after two weeks. Mrs. N..I. Morrison of Union, Ore., and family who have been visiting I for more than a week at the home of her sister, Mrs. Jess rindle in the Westland district, returned to her home Wednesday of this week. Dr. F. C. Brosius, physician at Hood River for 34 years and at El gin, Ore., twelve years, is now rail road physician located at Umatilla in the former Reid quarters. M. J. Taylor has purchased five acres east of the old hospital build- ing and is constructing small house, contemplating moving In this week. Mr. Taylor is employed at the Farm Bureau Co-operative. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wilson of Bon neville have been the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wagner since Memorial day. They returned to their home Thursday. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie entertained Saturday at a one o’clock luncheon honoring Mrs. E. C. Schofield of Vancouver, Wn. A guest prize was given Mrs. Schofield and high hon ors were won by Mrs. Wm. Shaar. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of Pen dleton were in Hermiston Sunday evening for a short visit with their daughter Mrs. E. P. Dodd. They were accompanying their son Roy Alexan der to their home In Pendleton af ter visiting in Clarkston, Idaho, for several weeks. / CHRISTOPHERSON Ellis Feed Store Bank Building Office Honrs — We know how It ia. You have been a little pressed to get that new car so you have to keep your eyes open for something that represents a better than average used one to replace the pres ent one. We have that car for you in our used car department. Look them over and then choose from our balanced stock. ’30 Chevrolet Sedan— Licensed, two new tires, excellent paint, engine is smdoth and quiet. Attractive, comfortable, and econo mical transportation for the family. $325.00. ’29 Ford Sport Coupe— Motor mechanically perfect, new seat covers, licensed, rumble seat, new blue-gray paint job. Everything in top condition. Try it out and you'll admit that it’s worth $210.00 of anybody's money. Rohrman Motor Co W. L. Morgan, D. M. D General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Hank Bldg. Phone • Residence Phone 25-J Appointment NEW low FARES for the SUMMER SEASON now in erncr We also have the new OPTIMO Water-Proof Always in correct style. STRAW HATS $1.49 The newest thing in straw hats. Absolutely water-proof. Tan color. LINEN $2.95 Optimo shape, made of linen Very durable and thread, smart. Tan color. AMAZON HELMETS $1.95 WORK STRAWS 59c WHITE CAPS 29c From 19c to ..... The “TINTO” Made of linen, creased, and pinched crown. Grey color, black band. Looks like a felt hat. Keep cool in this smart distinctive hat. “SUNSHINE" $1.95 VISOR CAPS Moyer’s MEN’S STORE SAFEWAY STORES SPECIAL PRICES EFFECTIVE -SENSATIONAL SPECTACULAR ASTARTLING June 7a8-lO Dozens and dozens of food buy ers are turning to Safeway during our June Sales Drive. Safeway’s June Values are the talk of the town—Everybody’s going Safeway! -and why not? SOMETHING SAVED ON EVERYTHING! Fruit Pectin For >r your home made jams and jelly. te. $5-49 45c Pounds Marshmallows EDWARD’S DEPENDABLE BEST FOODS ‘‘You know the quality.” Quart Jar BLACK TEA 47c COFFEE Fine Granulated BUY NOW! —For Canning 100 lb. sack I Mayonnaise Pound Sugar TOMATOES da", 1 Ac SAURKRAUT - V FLUFFIEST Pound Package .......... 4 w. 12 Pound Package MATCHES HIGHWAY Box Carton .......... an cp 18c Laundry Soap PUFFED RICE lie WHITE KING 8 If $3.13 3 19c IVIiLlA WALDORF "ffeTF“"”6 ""25° Mil SNOWDRIFT 3“ 59c Cream of Wheat Package 23c Bars Cans J PORTLAND PACIFIC ROSE LIMITED Ar. CHICAGO 8.50 AM. Ar. CHICAGO 9:25 P.M. Air-conditioned Coaches, Tourist and Air-conditioned Coaches and Standard Standard Sleepers, Diner, Observation. Sleepers. 1 night to Salt Lake City, Den- in Coaches as well os in the Sleepers, Chicago. Convenient local schedules. I ( NO EXTRA FARE The Jhamlinet Now in Service. COCOA BAKING «- *1 Oc SODA 120 P owder 2 dan” Shortening Crackers Snowflakes or Honey Maid Grahams Lb. Carton 29c Candy Orange , SUCES Fresh - Delicious Lb. Package ..... g Pg Dr. A. C. Willcutt UNION PA Lb. Carton Delicious Cane * Maple aotow SYRUP Syrup i I- -x " Quart Jug Tomatoes Lemons Firm Ripe Fancy - Fresh - Juicy DOZEN . Lbs. 19c Potatoes Lbs. Coffee 249 PHONE 241 Kellogg's or Post Tostie Reg. Size • Packages ........... — NEW 19c A g% EDWARD’S DEPENDABLE — 53C CornFlakes 35c — CITY or PORTLAND Portland ist, 6th, IIth, loth, 21st, 26th, 3.45 p.m. U. Chicago. Bi-Karb Baking Soda g. Lb. Pkg. “% Lb. Can b. Can • 2 FAST TRAINS DAILY. buffet, three standard Pulim OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Fine braid white Federal Case A. E. MARBLE Legion Hall. 89c Tall Cans 9-12 and 2-5 Hermiston Post No. 37 Meets tint and third Thursday. Legion Auxil iary meets second and fourth Thursday. For Work or Dress. Package — CHIROPRACTOR Office Two doors west post office Office Hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 Phone 481------- Hermiston, Ore. White Toyo Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 50c Per 100 Stanfield — — Oregon '29 Ford Coupe__ Rebored, new crankshaft, new valves, four brand new tires, leather upholstery new, new top. $185. W J. WARNER \ttorney-at-Law lermiston - Oregon DR STRAW HATS Phone 63 Insured Carriers VALUES IN USED CARS Physician and Surgeon. — IN ONE OF THESE FINE GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE BETTER DEALS AT ROHRMAN’S. 1 W Keep Cool! Umatilla. AND " GE0I8E WHITE PLUS SHORT FEATURES! THURS. THURSDAY, JUNE 6, 1935 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR — Crisp Heads EACH _____ _ i SAFEWAY’S Family Hour 49 Lb. Bag .................. g — HERMISTON
