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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Mr. and Mrs. Leo Root of Board man were in town Friday. Mrs. Eva Rogers of Boston arrived last Thursday to visit her brother, H. B. Darling, whom she had not seen for 40 years. Mrs. Henry Molstrom of Pendle ton was a business visitor in town Harry McMillan is confined to his Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Somppi of Monday. borne this week because of illness. Pendleton were here Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Gaither and Mrs. Alice Stone was a Pendleton Mrs. M. L. Hewitt of Echo was a daughter of La Grande attended the business visitor in town Wednesday. pioneer picnic in Columbia park Sun business visitor Monday. Mrs. Dolly Kelley of the Hermis* day afternoon. They are former Her “Babe” Nation is now working as night watchman at the O. W. R. & ton Hotel was a Pendleton visitor miston residents. Tuesday. | Miss Isabel Dodd has accepted a N. depot. C. F. Seitz of Winlock, Ore., was federal position and is working in Marie Lou Stephenson left Tuesday a business visitor in Hermiston Mon- j afternoon for La Grande where she the new federal building in Port day of this week. expects to visit friends. land. Jack Downing, son of Mrs. A. Car- | Eldon Furnish of Portland was The Hermiston Unit of the Ameri- ter, left Sunday morning for Alberta, can Legion Auxiliary was entertain looking after business interests here Canada. ed at the home of Mrs. Harry Con- early this week. C. H. Crockard of Pendleton who | nor last Thursday evening at its reg Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Finkbeiner the East Oregonian, was a is with were complimented at a reception ular July meeting. held at the Methodist church last business visitor in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman an Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring and O. Thursday night at which approxi nounce the arrival of a son Adolph to M. Clark made a business trip mately 100 guests were present. A Charles at St. Anthony's hospital in pot luck supper was served early in Pendleton Saturday. Pendleton, Tuesday, July 30. Mrs. Wm. Davis and daughter the evening and games and pleasant Roy Sullivan visited his father Norma motored to Pendleton Tues conversation were enjoyed later. for a short while last week. His day on business. Floyd Pierce suffered a fracture home is at Roseburg, Ore. The Misses Helen and Eunice of the arm while cranking a truck Woughter left Friday afternoon for early this week. M. O. LaHue of Helix and Otto Portland on a short vacation trip. Lubbes of Boardman were among the J. W. Tucker and son Donald of business visitors in town the first of Eldorado Springs, Missouri, were over night guests of Mrs. Bert Mul- HERMISTON, OREGON the week. Ardath Gordan, who has been vi lins Tuesday. Mr. Tucker is from Two Show»—7:15 • 9:00 P.M. siting her aunt Miss Pauline Stoop, Mrs. Mullin’s home town. Harry Kelley who has been here for the past two weeks, returned FRIDAY - SATURDAY to her home at Elgin Sunday with road contract job at Drusey, Ore., her mother, Mrs. Ida Gordan and Ar for the past month, visited at home AUGUST 2 - 3 nold Wealty who motored over af the first of the week. He returned Saturday—Surprise Matinee to his work Thursday. ter her. Local Happenings OASIS THEATRE 9:15 P. M. ‘Break of Hearts’ with KATHARINE HEPBURN and Co-operative Specials! CHARUS BOYER AUGUST 2-3-5 PATHE-TOPIC and Short Musical SUNDAY - MONDAY AUGUST 4 - 5 MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY A Hair Raising, Roof Raising Thriller! KARLOFF in The Raven with Bela Lugosi CARTOON and COMEDY. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY AUGUST 7 - 8 A TUNEFUL ROMANCE. CHARLES "BUDDY" ROGERS in Old Man Rhythm COMEDY & COLORED CARTOON Insured Carriers Gallon Full Strength 19c VINEGAR MUSTARD Dry - For Pickling - % Pound 22c Packages 25c PICKLING SPICES Packages 25c DILL WEED CRACKERS Graham or Salted 2 Lb. Box 28c Quart SALAD OIL 32c MILK I’orden’s Irradiated - Large Size CAN Can SARDINES Large Oval Cans Best of all Bottles 35c JELLS RITE fruit pectin Full 8-oz. Bottles VANILLA 17c Lbs. WEINERS BAKING POWDER CALUMET Lb. 18c COFFEEShaw’s - Wide mouth glass jars 2 Lbs. Phone 63 GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 50c Per 100 Stanfield — — Oregon Hermiston Mercantile Co-operative Hermiston, Oregon STANDARD PENN IDO % PENNSYLVANIA PURE/ (ot ON SALE AT STANDARD STATIONS, INC., AND STANDARD OIL DEALERS MORE □ IL MILEAGE 8. J. Devine of Lexington was a Hermiston business visitor Friday. The American Legion Auxiliary will hold a cooked food sale Satur day, August 3, at Amsberry’s store, beginning at 10:00 A. M. adv Mary Phillipps and Sam Keith are spending the week end visiting her sister, Mrs. Floyd Laird. They will return to Yakima Sunday, ac companied by her father, W. J. Reece. Mrs. Lydia Towers of Roy, Wn., and Mrs. Frank Cable of Yakima, Wn., are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Miles Barager this week. Mrs. Cable is Mrs. Barager’s aunt and Mrs. Towers is her cousin. Mrs. Arietta White entertained at dinner last Thursday evening honor ing her daughter Miss Margaret White who left Monday for her home at Berkley. Calif., after spend ing a month here. House guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Strohm from Tuesday until Friday of last week were Mr. and Mrs. Dale W. Isbell of Hood Wyatt and River. Mr. Isbell is Mr. Strohm’s brother-in-law and Mrs. Wyatt is Mr. Isbell's daughter. H. M. Sommer and son left Tuesday morning on a business trip to Caldwell. Idaho. Mr. Sommerer is manager of the Farm Bureau Co- operative of Hermiston. A large sleeping porch is being built on the south side of the Mrs. Bert Mullens home this week with an entrance to the house being made through a French door. The full- length porch across the front of the house has been torn away and a small door porch constructed. Don Sherwood, who is employed at the experiment station, left the first of the week for Portland and Salem. He was accompanied by Miss Alma Vanwinkle of Lexington and Miss Eva Wilcox of Hermiston, who will visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Eskelson at Salem. The girls are cousins. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pierson left the first of the week for Lava Lake near Bend on a week’s vacation trip. They ex pect to return Sunday. E. Young of Pendleton is looking after the Stan dard Oil station business during Mr. Moore’s absence. A group of the younger set enjoy ed Sunday at Bingham Springs. Among them were Miss Mary Lee Rhea. Carl Rhea, Ralph Isaacson and Lee Connor of Stanfield, the Misses Norma Davis and Mildred Phelps, Mrs. Miller and Pryor Shaw of Her miston. Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Reeve and two sons are making their home in Her miston for the next six weeks while Dr. Reeve is testing dairy cattle in the federal Bang’s disease control program. They are living in the Warner house on the west side of town. The Misses Barbara Weesell, Mar garet Felthouse, Emogene Paul and Pauline Stoop and Mrs. Georgia Hen derson motored to Pendleton Wed nesday evening,to attend the coro nation at the Pythian Sisters’ baby show at which Kathleen Ann Kelley of Hermiston was crowned junior queen. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley. Geraldine and Roberta Mullens ac companied G. A. Garrett to Knappa, Ore., Friday morning where they ex pect to visit at the home of Miss Margaret Elliott until Sunday and then spend the remainder of the week at Seaside. Mr. Garrett will join his wife and son at Astoria for at least two weeks. Miss Pauline Stoop left Thursday night for Portland where she joined Miss Margaret Elliott to leave for the latter's home at Knappa, Ore., where they will remain until Sun day before leaving for a week’s va cation at Seaside. Miss Elliott has been attending summer school in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clarke, who have been visiting their son and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke, for the past month, left Sunday morn ing by train for their home In Sault Ste. Marie, Michigan. Their visit here was their first trip west of the Mississippi river and they had the opportunity of visiting as far north as British Columbia and as far south as Seaside. Miss Esther Sibert and her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sibert, of Elberton. Wn., who have been east this summer, stopped in Hermiston a short time last Thursday enroute to their home. They were just re turning from California where they visited relatives. Miss Sibert has taught in the commercial depart ment of the local high school for the past three years. An enjoyable picnic dinner was served on the lawn of the DeMoss farm last Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ott. Walther, Edna and Marion Ott, Mrs. Mary Brierly and Miss Jessie Brierly, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and sons Billy and Bob, Glenn and Edward Banta. Harvey and Donald DeMoss. Mrs. Elizabeth Gage and Mr. and Mrs. John DeMoss. Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best plan to leave Saturday on a month's motor trip which will take them to Unity,, Canada, and then to North Dakota where they will visit Mr. Best's sis- | ter. From there to Duluth. Minne sota. to visit another sister, and to Minneapolis to visit Mrs. Best's mother and sister. They will also visit in Iowa and South Dakota be fore returning home. Melvin Follett motored to Port land over the week end. He was ac companied by Rosemary Serell, Bon nie Jean Follett and Fern Lindner. Rosemary and Bonnie Jean went from Portland to Cascadia for two weeks at a B.Y.P. U. camp. The Misses Juanita and Carmelita Nuck- oils of Portland returned with him and will visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1935. SALE of Men’s Shirts $1.19 Few men can have any idea of the remarkable quality and tailoring of these shirts until they have seen them. A special purchase enables us to make this offer at $1.19. They have the preshrunk Par-Tex permanent non-wilt collar, and among them you'll find every color including white; also fancy patterns. You’ll want several at this special low price! $1.19. 9 AT Moyers STORE THE STORE OF QUALITY AND PERSONAL SERVICE. Have Your Watch Cleaned AT LEAST EVERY TWO YEARS. $1.50 ° $2 I hare some extremely low prices on used watches. Come in and see them. A. W. BEHRMAN JEWELRY & WATCH REPAIR SHOP HERALD OFFICE HERMISTON, OREGON SAFEUAY STORES FRI. - SAT. - MON. PRICES — (We reserve right limit) Quality Unsurpassed Van Camps Tomato Tomato Sauce 4cans 15c Spanish Style Sardines Large Oval Tins JELLO Choice of Flavors Spinach Walla Walla's - Large 3 Pke. 19c Cans Cans Jar Lids Regular Mason Self Sealing SOAP 15c Cans Doz. Tuna Fish Can O. K. - The Big Yellow Bar White Star - % ’s 6 Bar 25c Marshmallows 15c Lb. Pkg. Fluffiest PRODUCE FEATURES — FRI. - SAT. ONLY New Potatoes 25- 29c U.S. No. 2’s Local Cantaloupes 4 For 25c Large Rich Meated Locals Tomatoes nmm 15c Palmolive SOAP Per Bar OLD DUTCH CLEANSER Can OATS 19c Carnation Package POST TOSTIES Corn Flakes COCONUT - Package - - Lb. Fancy Sweetened Shred. Matches 6 Boxes CATSUP - 14-oz. Bottles 2 AIRWAY Bottles 5 lb. can - Skovbo’s Alfalfa Honey HONEY COFFEE 49c PORK & BEANS - 11-oz can Van Camp's Coffee 2 Edwards Dependable Lb. Can Lb. - - Canterbury Orange Pekoe Lb. GREEN TEA Canterbury - Japan TOMATOES - No. 21 Can BLACK TEA Lb.............. -..... 17c 3” 50c 45c Sugar 49c 35c 10c Fine Granulated 18. 98c Nob Hui 2 “ 45c SHORTENING COFFEE of Distinct Flavor iitin to Federal Milk5 A c SOUP For all cooking and frying. OYSTERS 5 oi. cans CORN MEAL 35C Carnation STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA MEN’S rolla 13c 4 Pound Carton A4 4JC PHONE Ml
