THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE SIX
J. S. Burrham and daughter Ma
ry left Monday for Bingham Springs
to enjoy a week’s vacation.
Jack Tillery returned to Hermis-
HERMISTON, OREGON
ton Sunday from Kennewick where
Two Shows—7:15 - 9:00 P.M.
be has been visiting his mother and
sister.
Mrs. E. E. McPherson was a busi
Mrs. Vane Boynton and son of
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Mrs. Mary House left for Pendle-
ness visitor in Pendleton Saturday. Echo are visiting at the home of ton Monday evening to visit her
JULY 28 - 27
Mies Thelma Osborn of Portland Mrs. W. S. Boynton tLis week.
daughter. She was joined by her
MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. O. C.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse left son Jack House Tuesday and they
Pierce this week.
Saturday—Surprise Matinee
Thursday morning on an extended motored to Langdon Lake for a
Lobby Prime of Salem, who is vi vacation in Seattle and at Washing
9:15 P. M.
three day outing.
siting John Henty Nye at Echo, was ton beaches.
Mrs. Joe Quick left Sunday for
STRIKE UP THE LAUGHS
in town with John Henry this week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse and Pocatello, Idaho, where she will vis
Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Cox were busi daughter Margaret and son Gale
STRIKE UP the LAUGHS I -)
it her mother, Mrs. E. A. Buskirk..
ness visitors in Walla Walla Mon left Thursday for Yakima, Wn.,
Mrs. Quick recently injured her foot
goel WILL
day.
where they expect to visit Bill Felt- and will be unable to walk for five
Luke Seeliger was a Pendleton house who is employed there.
weeks. Rufus LaRue is assisting at
business visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. C. D. Ellis, Mrs. E. L. Jack- Quick Cleaners during her absence.
Henry Stoop returned from a two son, Mrs. Milton Cassady, Mrs. R.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Froeckman
weeks visit in Elgin and La Grande E. Osborn and Mrs. Walter Pearson
and son Marvin of St. Louis, Mis
with relatives and friends.
motored to Walla Walla Thursday souri, visited from Saturday until
Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Bleakney and on business.
Monday with Mrs. Doris Kelley at
children of Echo were In town Tues
Mrs. Minnie E. Brown of Portland the Hermiston hotel. Mr. Froeck
day.
who arrived Sunday will spend the man is Mrs. Kelley’s nephew whom
Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Doyle and
CARTOON AND COMEDY.
next two weeks vacationing with her she had not seen for 24 years.
family
left
Sunday
for
Spokane
and
FREE: Photos of Will Rogers to
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
R. M. Mann of Salem, Ore., stopped
Seattle on a vacation trip.
Adults on Thursday and Friday.
Julius Gimble.
to inspect the Farm Bureau Co-op
Stanley Armstrong of the Pacific
Nicholas Codd of Spokane was a erative mill Tuesday. Mr. Mann was
ipply Cooperative of Walla Walla,
SUNDAY ■ MONDAY
business
visitor here Tuesday. Mr. the engineer who installed the bins
is a business visitor here Tuesday,
JULY 28 - 29
Codd owns property in this section and equipment at. the mill when the
W. T. Reeves, well known stock- and is a former resident here.
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
new warehouse was completed. He
in of Stanfield, was a business vi
Thos. Campbell returned this now operates a small feed mill at
in Hermiston Wednesday.
week from the Boise valley in Idaho Salem.
Rev. and Mr». W. A. Briggs are
Allison Biggerstaff, whose head-
where he spent a week. He reports
e parents of a boy born July 17,
that crops are looking fine in that quarters are at Eugene, Ore., called
Halsey. He has been named section.
on Chas. Burke Friday. Mr. Bigger-
Mrs. Harry McKenty left Thurs- | staff is a childhood friend of Mr.
Mrs. N. R. Mueller and family are day night for Havre, Montana, to j Burke whom he had not seen for
siting her mother in Seattle. They
take care of her father who is ser years.
ft Sunday and expect to be gone
SIH
Mrs. Walter Botkin left last
iously ill.
o weeks.
Helen
Kay Isaacs
granddaugh
Thursday evening for Portland after
PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
Peggy Barnett of Meacham has ter of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer, re visiting the past week with friends
en employed at Jack's Cafe as turned from Pilot Rock Sunday with on the project. While here she vi
ght clerk.
her grandparents and will visit here sited at the home of I. N. Hartsook,
Tommy Fraser, son of Mr. and
J. M. Pace, H. K. Dean and Ed. Dun
for a week.
. H. T. Fraser, who has been at
Frank See of Tacoma, Wn., ar- ning.
side, returned home Monday af-
Miss Emogene Paul returned the
rived early this week and will visit
his sister Mrs. Perry Arthur for a first of the week from Bend, Ore.,
O. C. Pierce and son Eugene week.
where she has been visiting her aunt
Pierce, who are employed near Pen-
Mrs. Ina Wessell and daughter and uncle for the past five weeks.
ON THE STAGE.
lieton, visited at home over the Barbara, and B. I. Whitney motored Upon returning she spent a few days
veok end.
CHILDREN 15c — ADULTS 35c
to Wallowa Lake Saturday afternoon with her parents in Pendleton.
Afternoon and Evening.
Mrs. Geo. Wagner left last week | where they enjoyed an outing over
Mrs. Maude Hiff, who has been
or Cascade Locks and Vancouver Sunday.
in California for several months
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
where she expects to visit her two
Among those who motored to the stopped in Hermiston a short while
JULY 31 - AUGUST 1
isters.
mountains Sunsy were Margaret Wednesday enroute to Richfield,
BIG DOUBLE FEATURE!
Harry Kepner, principal of the J Hedwall, Glenn and Morris Pierson Idaho, to visit her son Merton Lyon
Vest Denver school in Denver, Colo. : and Walther Ott. They visited at the and her daughter Mrs. Earl Med-
isited over the week end with his home of Kenneth Pierson at Mt. calf. She expects to spend the winter
ster and husband, Mr. and Mrs. N. Emily camp this side of La Grande. there.
in
. Bloom. Mr. Kepner was returning
Miss Mildred Phelps returned
Out-of-town visitors here this
om Alaska where he had directed Tuesday afternoon from Bend, Ore.. week included Frank Saling, Lex-
a tourist party on a vacation trip. where she has been visiting her ington; Chas. Hango. Boardman;
1 grandmother, Mrs. Leila Phelps, for Alfred Somppi and Wm. Enbusk,
and
| the past month.
Pendleton; C. Melville and Dan Way
J. A. Clarke and son Allan and his Lexington; J. M. Doyle, Plymouth,
1 ! i father W. H. Clarke left Tuesday af- Wn,; and J. W. Connell, Umatilla,
with
' > ternoon for Wallowa lake on a fish-
Mrs. Edna McCrea and little Bar
< ’ I ing trip. They expect to return Fri- bara Gay who have been visiting at
Edward Everett Horton
day.
the A. W. Turnblad home, left Sat
CARTOON.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Mikesell and urday for Yakima where they will
HAS
JUST
RETURNED %
FROM A VACATION TRIP < > two children Winifred and Jack, and visit before returning to their home
TO MOUNT RAINIER. HE ! I Geo. Mikesell are house gueets of at Wenatchee. Mrs. McCrea is Mrs.
Insured Carriers
Phone 63
IS AGAIN READY TO DO % Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mikesell In Col Turnblad’s sister.
umbia district.
Arta Byrnlce Barlow returned
ALL KINDS OF REPAIR
GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE
Mrs. Levi Reeder went to The home Sunday with her parents, Mr.
ING ON CLOCKS VACUUM : I
Live Stock Hauling to Portland
Rate: 50c Per 10«
CLEANERS, ETC.
: , Dalles by train last Saturday after- and Mrs. O. L. Barlow, who spent
noon where she joined Mr. Reeder the day with Mrs. Barlow’s parents,
Stanfield — — Oregon
and returned with him to Hermis Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tillson near
ton on a later train.
Meacham. Alta has been visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry ex her grandparents for the past
pect to leave Sunday for Portland to month.
he there for buyer’s week. Mrs. Gus
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Decker and
Lindner will accompany them.
daughter Jean and son Jim who
Mrs. C. S. Bartley of Stanfield is spent the week end at the home of
OPERATING AS A CO-OPERATIVE NINE MONTHS WITHOUT
visiting her sister, Mrs. Cecil Mad Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turnblad, left
ANY FINANCIAL AID FROM OTHER CO-OPERATIVES.
WE
den this week. Mrs. Madden, who Monday for their home at Baker. Mr.
has been 111 for several months. Is and Mrs. Decker had spent a few
ARE NOW PRACTICALLY FREE OF INDEBTEDNESS AND
able to sit up and is somewhat bet days in Portland while Jean and Jim
PLAN ON PAYING A CASH DIVIDEND TO ALL MEMBERS AND
ter.
visited their grandparents here. Mrs.
NON-MEMBERS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW MONTHS.
Rev. and Mrs. L. H. Flora and Decker is Mrs. Turnblad’s daughter.
HARRY CONNOR. Mgr.
small son returned from California
Mrs. Merl Phelps accompanied Dr.
Wednesday evening. They left a A. E. Marble to Bend last Friday
JULY 26 - 27 - 29
month ago to attend the assembly where she visited Mrs. Leila Phelps
of the Pilgrim Holiness church at over the week end. Mrs. Fred Shark
Quart
Pasadena, and later visited friends and Mrs. Geo. Stirritt also accom
at Long Beach.
panied him as far as Kimberly, Ore.,
Quart
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McPherson and where they were met by relatives
daughter Jean left Thursday for Se and spent the week end at their
attle and Washington beaches to home in Fort Rock, Dr. Marble
Lbs.
spend a week. Mr. McPherson will attended the annual chiropractor’s
return next week but Mrs. McPher- convention in Bend over the week
Lb.
Fresh Assortment - Bulk
I son and Jean will remain at the and the party returned to Hermis
I beach until the laet of August.
ton Monday.
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For
Snlrk.ra. Me
OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings
ROGERS’
Doubting,
Thomas l
Sunday Only-
Utah Junior
Wranglers
SHIRLEY TEMPLE
Little Miss Marker
$10 Raise
RADIO LOUIE
We Have Been
39c
MAYONNAISE NUL.K
35c
SANDWICH SPREAD
38c
PEANUT BUTTER
2
COOKIES
29c
10c
CANDY BARS
3
MARSHMALLOWS Campire Lb. 15c
4 Tall Cans 23c
MILK Borden's Irradiated
*
Hermiskn Mercantile Co-operative
Hermiston, Oregon
WATKINS SPECIALS
FOR AUGUST
BUY—
i LARGE 18 0Z. COCONUT OIL SHAMPOO
Luvlee Lady
For making Jellies, Jams and Marmalade.
FOR
and get FREE—
LARGE BOTTLE LEMON LOTION
MARY KING or ROCKLEDGE LILAC PERFUME -
WATKINS MIXED SPICES ........................-................
REGULAR VALUE $1.15
Wait For Your Watkins Dealer-IT PAYS!
O. M. Clark
Hermistc
We carry a complete
assortment of lunch meats
NO COOKING — READY TO EAT.
We use only local beef, veal and lambs.
OUR REFRIGERATION IS THE VERY LATEST AND
BEST.
OUR MEATS ARE KEPT IN PERFECT CON-
DITION AT ALL TIMES.
PRICES ARE BIGHT.
BURNHAM’S GENERAL MDSE
Phone 341
SAFEWAY STORES
SPECIALS
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY - JULY 26th - 27th and 29th.
SUGAR
Grape Juice
Pure Cane
FIESTA
1 6 lb
-
cloth
Full Quart
• Be
Bottle ............................. da
ROCKWOODS
Plain or Iodized
• 2-lb.
19c
Lb. Can
1
ad Shakers ....................•
AIRWAY
Granulated Soap
Softens Hard Water
Large
Package
A true value in coffee.
Lba.
49c
216
MILK 4
Federal
Tall Cans
Cans
23c 3 r 10c
Rolled Oats
Tuna Fish
AiDers"Rone“F,
25c
White Star
12 Size Can
“3 25c
Snowdrift "sAviNOr 6 7% $1.05
Potato Chips Strictly
Pkgs.
For Baking
Lb. Pkg.
For Perfect Home Made
Certo
Macaroni or SPAGHETTI
10c
Peas
2,
Jams or Jellies
Walla Walla’s New Pack
SAFEWAY
BLEND
Bottles
49c
2$1.15
" "b« $1.49
DEPENDABLE
COFFEE
lb. ean
Swansdown
CAKE FLOUR
PACKAGE ....... .
FRESH
PRODUCE
Feature for SATURDAY
4
A bargain worth telling about!
Sheer Chiffon
PERFECT SHADES FOR SUMMER ATTIRE.
STORE
ONIONS
Firm - Clean Dry
10 ,J”
19c
Fresh Solid Heada
POUND
FAST!
A._ _ _ 9 MEN’S
Moyers
55c
Bag
COCOA
FLOUR
Silk Hose
49c
HURRY! THETRE SELLING
$2.35
............................
(or Violet Talc)
Full Fashioned - Knee High
>
$1.00
.75
.10
.50
MARY KING FACE POWDER ..................
1 BLUE VELOUR POWDER PUFF .............
1 FRUIT PECTIN ....... .......... ................. -...........
Country Crest - No. 2 Cans
or bake out.
8 oi. Bottle
VANILLA wi not trvo ou
Can
CORNED BEEF domestic
Can
8c
SARDINES Largo oval cans
Full Strength
Gallon
20c
VINEGAR
FLAVORADE Cool Soft Drink 2 5e Pkgs. 5c
CRACKERS Graham or Salted 2 Lb. Box 28c
MUSTARD No. 1 Grade for Pickling. H LB 22c
TOILET PAPER EishGsade 12 Rolls 42c
ici i C DITE Best of all
JLLL ivi i Ea fruit pectin
3 Bottles 35c
THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1935.
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SOAP
SUNNY MONDAY
White Laundry
BAR..... ............... ..............
SHREDDED
WHEAT
The Orginal N. B.
t PP-------- 25c
C.
TOMATOES
PHONE Ml