The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, August 08, 1935, Page 4, Image 4

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    THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1935.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE FOUR
Joe Hawkins of Adams was a bus- RICHARD DIX STAR OF “THE
iness visitor in Hermiston Sunday. I
Mrs. W. T. Bray of Umatilla and ARIZONIAN” AT THE OASIS.
AUGUST 9-10-12
Mrs. Fred Furrer of Stanfield were
among Hermiston visitors Monday.
Large Size Can
Movie-goers eager to see Richard
Mrs. Davis from Port Huron. Dix in such a role as Yancey Cravat
Mich., is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Tho­ in “Cimarron” are said to have their
Campbell while here on busi­ longing appeased In "The Arizon­
Graham or Salted
Lb. Box
Miss Golda Muunna left today
Chas. Geer and Bob Henderson ' mas
ian,” his latest starring production
(Thursday) for Portland to spend spent the week end in Hermiston. I ness.
Fuff fashion hose, 69c. Alma to be shown at the Oasis theatre |
They have been working in the
the week end.
- Gallon
Hitt’s Shop.
adv. Wednesday and Thursday.
A 6 % pound baby girl was born wheat fields near Adams.
As
in
the
epic
of
Oklahoma,
Dix
E.
P.
Dodd
is
assisting
at
the
Her
­
to Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford of Her-
A. E. Porter of Portland, formerly
an unflinching supporter of law
miston late Saturday night.
of Boardman. was in Hermiston ald office in the absence of Miss is
In Bulk - 12 Pound
Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of Pen- Tuesday.
Pauline Stoop, who is on her vaca­ and order. Visiting graft-ridden
Silver
City,
a
mushroom
town
of
the
dleton are visiting their daughter,
tion.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Deeter and
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney H. Barnard early West, he accepts the post of
Mrs. E. P. Dodd and family
daughter Joy Beth visited Mrs.
Lb.
Fresh Assortment - Bulk
and campaigns against out-
Deeter’s mother at Day ton. Wn„ and daughter Lois of Freewater, marshal
were visiting friends in Hermiston lawry. He has an ordinance passed
over the week end.
which disarms the town. He arrests
R. C. Todd is up and around again Sunday.
For
Large Oval Cans
Raymond Walker has returned a fellow officer’s murderer single-
after an illness of several weeks. He
He antagonizes the cheriff,
will leave Friday for Bend. Ore., from Hood River where he went on a handed.
crooked authority. He rebuffs the
business. He says the Hood River
where he will visit his son Harry.
Lb.
Money Back Guarantee
judge, the sheriff’s tool.
HERMISTON, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. B. Springer of Uma­ fruit crop is good but damaged some town
An action-crammed climax brings
from
hot
weather.
tilla
were
in
town
Tuesday.
Mr.
Two Shows—7:15 • 9:00 P.M.
Jack Allen of the Real Estate Dix to battle with the foe. The blaz­
Springer is the agent of the Wes­
lb. Glass Jas
Shaw’s -
-
Journal in Portland was in Hermis­ ing ruins of the county prison form
tern Union at Umatilla.
a
barricade
for
the
marshal
’
s
opera
­
ton
Tuesday
securing
listings
for
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Martin of the
tives, who are outnumbered two to
Sunrise ranch of Stanfield, spent the eastern and northwest advertising. one.
AUGUST 9 - 10
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cable have
week in Portland, combining busi­
The blonde charmer of “The In­
Saturday—Surprise Matinee
disposed of their 45 acres in the Co­
ness with pleasure.
” Margot Grahame, is a pro­
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Quiring of lumbia district and have moved former,
Lb. Package
9:15 P. M.
figure in “The Arizonian,”
Mountain Lake, Minn., were over their livestock and equipment to minent
involved
in a romance with the
night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al their stock ranch near Pilot Rock.
Craig Percy, who is employed at peace officer and his brother.
Quiring, Friday, The two Quirings
Cans
the local Safeway Store, left Satur­
are cousins.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bacher of Port­ day night for Los Angeles, Cal., SURPRISE! WHEELER AND
land spent the week end as guests where he will spend his week’s va­ WooßSEY TOP BEST COP BRAINS.
For
of Miss Barbara Wessell. Mrs. Bach- cation with relatives and friends.
Milky Way, Snickers, Baby Ruth, etc.
RKO
Mr. and Mrs. George Schryer of
er was formerly Miss Beryl Hale of
Phippsburg, Colo., spent Sunday
Stanfield.
For Wheeler and Woolsey to top
Ed. Klages of Spokane arrived with Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dyer. They
Monday to spend his vacation at the were old time friends of the Dyers, anyone’s brains is competition for
AND THE
home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. and had not seen each other for fif­ the Eighth Wonder of the World:
but for Wheeler and Woolsey to top
teen years.
H. W. Klages on Butter Creek.
Sam H. Boardman of the state the best brains on the detective
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Leathers were
looking after business interests in highway department at Salem, was force is a miraculous achievement.
Of course, it’s in a movie—“The
Hermiston Saturday. They are for­ in town Tuesday. He is manager of
See bow these babies spend a day. mer Hermiston residents, and come several CCC camps in Oregon. Mr. Nitwits” showing at the Oasis thea­ ease in Northwestern apple orchards, for a year is figured to be 57.7 de­
Boardman formerly owned the land tre Friday and Saturday.
from Bingen, Wash.
The earth’s average temperature grees Fahrenheit.
And it is only their positive gen­
CARTOON
Childrens’ dresses, 65c and 79c. from which Boardman was platted.
T. A. Gaither of LaGrande, for­ ius for doing the wrong thing at the
adv.
Alma Hitt’s Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wollgamott, merly of Hermiston, spent Sunday right time that enables them to be 0999099000099900909999099909990990990998901000090000090
former residents of Hermiston, were on the project. The Gaither and J. better cops than Captain Jennings
SUNDAY - MONDAY
business visitors in Hermiston over W. Waller families moved to La and Private Detective Darrell.
AUGUST 11-12
Grande a few years ago and still re­
The boys are seen as scientific
Sunday.
LBS.
sleuths who desert the magnifying
Ralph Haney took a car load of side there.
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Mr.
and
Mrs.
A.
H. Norton and glass, the double-peaked bunting cap
cattle to Portland for Theo. Martin.
Gibbs Assorted Soups
He returned Tuesday, accompanied son Bruce left today for a ten day and the calabash pipe for a lie de­
They say it with flowers—
10 oz. can .................
or two weeks vacation at Oregon tecting machine which Woolsey per­
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Theo.
Martin.
You’ll say it with laughter—
Herb and Arnold Nickel and their and Washington beaches. Mrs. D. fects. The invention is capable of
sister Martha of Kansas stopped in M. Deeter will be employed in the shocking the truth out of the most
PER LB.
TO YOU!
to visit Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring Fri­ bank during Mr. Norton's absence. hardened liar, and Bob employs it
W.
L.
Heimerdinger
of
Albers
on
their
own
suspects,
one
of
whom
day afternoon, enroute to Dallas,
Bros. Milling Co., from Walla Wal­ may have slain a song magnate and
Ore., and California.
GAL.
JOHN BOLES
W. W. Felthouse left Tuesday for la, and Lawrence Balmer, represent­ his auditor, and blackmailed many
JEKNTMU.R
Yakima on a hay scouting trip. He ing the Kilham Printing and Sta­ others.
No Wheeler-Woolsey show is gen­
was accompanied by his daughter tionery Co. of Portland, were in
GAL.
town Monday.
uinely entertainment without music
Margaret.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waugaman of and "The Nitwits” ingeniously in­
Arthur Finley has returned from
PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
trucking wheat near Pendleton. He Snoqualmie, Washington, are visit­ terweaves three popular melodies
PER LB.
states that No. 1 wheat there is ing friends in Hermiston this week. with the gripping melodramatic
worth 60 cents per bushel, but that The Waugaman family were early theme. The numbers, “Music in My
WEDNESDAY • THURSDAY
settlers in the Columbia district, Heart,” “You Opened My Heart” and
not many farmers are selling.
PER LB.
Miss Marion Briggs is at home having left here for Washington sev­ “The Black Widow Will Get You If
AUGUST 14 - 15
You Don’t Watch Out.” are per­
from a summer course at Berkeley, eral years ago.
RICHARD DIX
Dr.
and
Mrs.
A.
W.
Christopher
­
formed by Wheeler, Woolsey, Betty
Cal., and will visit her parents un­
are expected home August 12. Grable, and the musical comedy
in his grandest role, as the two til! she leaves for her school work at son
They
have
been
on
a
month
’
s
motor-
stars, Joey Ray and Joan Sonderson.
gun peacemaker of the raw West. Medford.
Mrs. E. G. Fraser of Rock Island, ing tour throughout the midwest
and
eastern
states
with
Dr.
Christo-
III., and her daughter. Mrs. Pierce
A tiny parasite called Aphelinus
RICHARD
and daughter Jean, spent last week pherson’s parents.
H. H. Schilling, former project mall is helping scientists fight the
with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Fraser.
manager here, is ill in St. Anthonys’ woolly apple aphid and canker dis- $0009909999099999999909099090909999999909000009000000
hospital in Pendleton. He was di­
reeling the work of a CCC camp on
Insured Carriers
Phone 63
Emigrant hill when he suffered a
GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE
heart attack.
DIO
Live Stock Hauling to Portland
Miss Jessie Klages, formerly of
¡MARGOT GRANANE PRESTSNFOSTER LOUSSCA .
N
Hermiston, finished her commercial
Rate: 50c Per 100
course at Kinman Business college
Stanfield — — Oregon
PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
in Spokane and left there last week
Tuesday for Missoula, Mont., where
she accepted a position with the Pa­
cific Coast Finance Corporation.
Mrs. Chas. Gwin and Mrs. Walter
PRICES FOR FRIDAY ■ SATURDAY - MONDAY - AUG. 9-10-12. ( We Reserve the Right to Limit)
Pearson motored to Walla Walla
Why now? Two good reasons! 1st
Tuesday morning. On the return
—We still have a supply of flour
trip they were accompanied by Mr.
made from “old crop” wheat which
and Mrs. Waid Ellis of Wallace. Ida­
any flour man will tell you is much
ho. Waid is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
superior to flour made from “new
C. D. Ellis.
crop” wheat. 2nd—Because our
CLOCKS — JEWELRY — OPTICAL REPAIRING
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons and
SAFEWAY
SPERRY’S
Sale Prices are marked Right Down
family left Wednesday morning for
Low!
.
.
So
don
’
t
wait
.
.
Buy
Now!
BLEND
DRIFTED
SNOW
Walla Walla. Wn., to spend the
week end with Mr. Simons’ parents.
The first of the week they will mo­
49 lb.
tor to Portland. Mr. Simons is tak­
Sack
JEWELER
ing his vacation from the Hermiston
Light & Power Co.
Snowflakes or Honey Maid Grahams
Barrel
Barrel
Gry g 4
HERMISTON, OREGON
HERALD OFFICE
J. H. Tabor. accompanied by
4 Sacks ..
4 Sacks
1*43
George Mead and grandchildren,
Maxine, Kenneth and Jimmie, mo-
Lb. Pkg.
24 % lb.
034
tored to Arbuckle Lookout station
Sack ....
Sack .............. 2a%
last Thursday morning for huckle-
Fancy Seedless
berries. They returned Sunday af­
VAN CAMP’S
ternoon with a goodly supply of ber­
ries
Mr. and Mrs Guv Amsberry have
returned from Buyers’ Week in Port­
land. While there they were unof­
WHITE KING
ficially drawn into the big Town­
LAUNDRY SOAP
Fine Granulated
BLEACH
send parade. Their children, Thel­
Quart ......
MAYONNAISE
ma and Allan were with them. Mrs.
12 Gallon
Best Foods
A msberry’s mother, Phoebe Palmer.
25 lb.
&0 Am
Jug .........
Cloth Bag, —ora
joined with them for a ’ visit in Her
K. C. BAKING POWDDER
miston.
ALL SUMMER MERCHANDISE MUST BE MOVED TO MAKE
25 oz. can ..
Virgil Smith and his I father A. M.
Pkgs.
JAR
RUBBERS
Smith
have
returned
from their
ROOM FOR NEW FALL GOODS.
mines on the Tockeha • river in the
Red Rubber - Single
upper Clearwater recion i of Idaho.
EACH
WAXED PAPER
WEYENBERG
They were compelled to drop their
125 Ft. Rolls
operations because of shortage of
Quick or Regular
water for this season. Virgil Smith
Reg. 5c Values
lbs.
BROWN SUGAR
will again open his earage in Her­
For
your
pickling
needs.
That were $4.95, Repriced at
I Lb.
Al
miston as soon as he can secure a
All Whites and Tu-tones.
PINEAPPLE JUICE
No. 1 Tins
suitable location
Libby’s
Quite a few out-nf-town people
were transacting business in Her­
Dozen ....
ECONOMY JAR CAPS
Local Happenings
10c
2
28c
19c
22c
29c
20c
17c
59c
5 lbs. 24c
22c
3
14c
3
10c
TOMATOES
CRACKERS
VINEGAR
MUSTARD
COOKIES
SARDINES
COFFEE
COFFEE
RICE
RAISINS
HOT SAUCE
CANDY BARS
OASISTHEATRE
Hermiston Mercantile Co-operative
DIONNE QUINTUPLETS
Fresh Ground Beef 2,
SOUP
M. J.B. COFFEE
PUREX
Pure Cider Vinegar
Ice Cold Melons
POTATOES
25c :
29c
19c
20c :
BURNHAM’S
SAFEUAY STORES
BUY
WATCH REPAIRING
FLOUR SALE!
FLOUR
NOW!
BE
Summer Wear
RAISINS
4
PUREX
Pork & Beans 3 cams 25c
Re-Priced to Clear!
Hurry tor
These!
MENS TERRY CLOTH
MEN'S WORK
Sport Sweaters
Straw Hats
19c “ 43C
White and
Yellow
69c
side"
MEN'S DRESS STRAWS
BOYS - SIZE 12 - ONLY
Regular $1.49
49C
NOW
MEN'S COLUMBIA KNIT
SWEATERS
$2.95 HATS
Reg. $4.95
NOW—
6 - 64
7297.
Yellow
Only
bars
$1.19
$1.95 HATS
Moyer’s
$1.99
miston the fimi of the week. Among
these were: John Hamilton of Echo;
George T. MeNealy of Patterson.
Wn.: E H. Crofton and son of Ply­
mouth, Wn.. and George Haskell of
the same place: P A Raker of Stan-
field: Gaylord Madison of Echo: J.
S. White of Irrigon.
Saturday afternoon the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker was
the scene of a delightful birthday
party for their daughter, Beverly,
who was nine years old. In honor
of the occasion, nine small guests
were invited, besides Mrs. Anne Con­
nor of Pilot Rock, and Mrs. C. D.
Connor. and danghte
Pendleton.
Mrs
grandmother, and
nor an aunt of th
of
Deloris
Connor
Mrs. C. D.
honoree.
THE STORE or QUALITY AND PERSONAL SERVICE.
is
Con-
NOTICE!
$1.49
MEN’S
STORE
24% i
SUGAR
10c
19c
19c
10c
CANDY
BARS
$1.19
RICE
Bag
REG. $3.49 SPORT SHOES
Re-priced to Clear at
10
OATS
$3.99
64 46
79c
21c
Sport Shoes
CUT TO
$1.43 sack”—. $1.88
$5.65
CRACKERS 2 - Box
ing to have for suoner tonight I
Mrs. M: Oh that’s easy,
just call wn Kingsley’s or Burn-
ham’s and get some of that
wonderful fine ice cold milk
SYRUP
Lb.
SHORTENING
White Cloud
TOMATO JUICE - No. 1
SLEEPY HOLLOW
Cane & Maple
Lb. Tin
Reliance (Fancy)Tall Cans —
Quakers
15c
Celery
Watermelons
Lettuce
2.
Puffed Wheat 2-e 15c
Produce Features Effective Fri.-Sat. Only.
Large Fresh
BO
Bunches
Local Klondikes
cans
-
Seattle*
Lemons Fanez serse
LB.
2C
6c
BOB 33c
HEAD
Bars . .
ELON
Fancy Head
Lbs.
29c
Salad Oil GAL.
In Bulk for
10c
$1.19
All Cooking
COFFEE
— 1st BY CHOICE —
See it Ground—
Know its Fresh!
Pound .... ..... e #.
Pounds .
from Hanbv’s dairy
Delivered
at 5:00 o’clock P. M.
adv.
a‘n