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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON Two Show»—7:15 - 9:00 P.M. FRIDAY - SATURDAY AUGUST 16 - 17 Saturday—Surprise Matinee 9:15 P. M. ne‘£ Qiujtbúc. Ma’es Ce, Or S Os " "Oa’g MARCH. 744 Chowlss JAUGHTON Cookie Carnival - Colored Cartoon SUNDAY - MONDAY AUGUST 18 - 19 MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY The tremendous drama of a moth er and daughter unknowing rivals in love! BtHtr than BACK STREET" ! SUWWMe/ RIM TAT ON. * d OFLFE 2/ Uniter<r>l Picture Robinson Crusoe Isle - Cartoon. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY AUGUST 21 - 22 A College Campus Thrown Into An Uproar As Three Students Are Murdered . . . Each In A Differ- ent, Mystifying Fashion "College Scandal Asre Paromoont Pays" with Arline JUDGE - Kent TAYLOR Plus Short Features. Marvin Kilgore of Holdman was a business visitor here Wednesday. Lenore Wahl was a Pendleton business visitor Monday. Mrs. R. E. Osborn left Wednesday on a business trip to Walla Walla. Jack Dennis of Dennis Motor Co. in Pendleton was a business visitor in town Wednesday. F. Rohrman and son Mrs. Adolph Charles returned home from Pendleton the first of the week. Harvey DeMoss was a business visitor in Portland the first of the week. Large showing of low priced pic tures and frames at Amsberry’s. adv. Miss Ruth Dodd returned the first of the week from an extended visit with relatives in Portland. Mrs. Wm. Shaar was a Walla visitor last Friday. Craig Percy returned Sunday from Los Angeles, Calif., where he spent a week’s vacation visiting relatives and friends. Miss Iris Omohundro is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker. E. W. Lewis and E. D. Timms of Yakima were business visitors here Saturday. Chas. Dillon and son Warren of Boardman were Hermiston visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse have returned from a two weeks vacation trip to the coast and Sound country. Dr. M. S. Kern and F. W. Kern of Pendleton were business visitors in town Wednesday. R. E. Allstoot of Heppner has been looking after business interests in Hermiston for a few days. Miss Catherine McMullen left last Thursday to spend several days with her friend Miss Rose Westersund near Pendleton. Mrs. F. L. Kelley returned Sun day from Goldendale, Wn., where she visited her daughter for three weeks. Mrs. Ellen Livermore who has been visiting her brother Frank Al len left for her home in Pendleton Wednesday. A baby daughter named Bonna Jean was born to Mr. and Mrs. Art Beasley Tuesday, August 13. Mr and Mrs. J. P. Neufeldt and daughter Marie and son Sam of Dallas, Ore., arrived in Hermiston Tuesday morning and visited until Thursday morning with their daugh ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE SPECIALS FOR SCHOOL OPENING! BOTH FOR Regular 75c Value A Afi “ 2* KLENZO TOOTH BRUSH and KLENZ0 TOOTH PASTE for EACH 15c PUTNAM’S FADELESS DYES Makes old things like NEW (Guaranteed) TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE BARGAINS. PRICES. ------------------------ EVERY DAY THESE ARE OUR 49c 60c ALKA SELTZER $1.25 ABSORBINE JR. - 98c 50c IPANA TOOTH PASTE 206 —2. 39c 50c EX LAX MI 31 ANTISEPTIC SOL. 49c RUB ALCOHOL • A m PINT *09 MINERAL OIL - Pints - 39c MINERAL OIL - Quarts 69c ADHESIVE TAPE ............. 25c Wet Prüf - 1 in. X 5 yds. 49c COTTON - 1 lb. EXTRA SPECIAL! A m SWIM CAPS - Each •$ 50c Pepsodent Tooth Paste 39c 79c $1 JUNIS CREAM $1 HINDS HONEY - P7(a and ALMOND CREAM 4 2, CilC —Y. BISMA-REX - For Acid Indlges- tion. Guaranteed Relief in 3 Minutes. Mrs. Alma Hitt and Mrs. Tom Stewart were Pendleton business visitors Monday. Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Guiwits motored to Emigrant Springs Sunday where they enjoyed the day. Mrs. W. J. Davis of Grass Valley is the house guest of her son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Penney and son Billy and Misa Esther Fredreck- son of Stanfield were Portland busi ness visitors over the week end. Vernon Bowman, small son of W. H. Bowman, is visiting his sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kauffman in Elgin this week. Harry Spinning of the North Side, one of the men to develop the poul try industry here, was in town Tues day. Mr. and Mrs. Julius Morfitt and Mrs. A. W. Purdy left Wednesday on a short trip to Portland. Betty and Robert Morfitt went with them. Miss Lila McMillan of Eugene is visiting her brother and family Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMllan. She for merly worked as an operator on the local telephone exchange. Mrs. Walter Lehman and son Don Lehman of Portland visited Mrs. Lehman’s brother. Sherman Wells and family here Monday and Tues day. Going into the mountains to Sheep Creek Saturday Fred Ober, Dave Mit- tlesdorf and Walter Jendrzejewski spent the day fishing. They reported a nice catch of mountain trout. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Krause re turned Sunday from a week’s vaca tion at Yakima and Lake Chelan. At Yakima they visited Mrs. Krause’s mother. 15-Piece glass bridge sets, adv. Mrs. Claudine Gwinn and son Rex left Wednesday afternoon by train from Stanfield to visit relatives In Portland before going to Centralia and other points in Washington. She expects to make an extended visit. Guests at the home of P. P. Sulli van and Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mittles- dorf over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sullivan of Port- land. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Falkner of Salem visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. McMullen for a short time Sunday. Mr. Falkner is from the Fast Side Fire Station in Salem. Mrs. Mahel Ralph and daughters Pettv. Charlotte and Helen and Fred Wensel spent the greater part of the week at Seaside. They expected to return late Thursday. Twicht Mahoney left Sunday for Can Francisco where he is spending a week’s vacation. He exnects to re- turn Sundav to resume his duties as Ford salesman for the Rohrman Motor Co. J. M. Bigg« of La Grande stoned for • short while in Hermiston Wed- nesdav enronte to The Dalles to at- tend the state American Legion con- vention which onened there Thurs- dav. Auenst 15. Mr. Biggs Is a past state commander. Mrs. Gertrude Sanders expects to leave Saturday for Ea le Creek. Ore., to send two weeks. Mrs. Sanders is emnioved at the local telephone ex- 5 x 7 33c — 2 for 59c $1 Pepsodent Antiseptic 79c 7 x 9 48c — 2 for 89c LARGE LISTERINE 59c 11 x 14 93c - 2 for 31.49 Starting Monday, September 2 Matches Box Carton .. 20c Oxydol Granulated Soap 21c Large Package Milk Federal Brand Tall Cana . Beans Crackers 2 29c Pound Box Tea CANTERBURY’S Black - Orange Pekoe Pound Pkg. 1 49c Coffee CORN Edward’s Dependable Lb. Can .... g w QUICK ARROW Jell Well Horse Show 3 Starting Monday, September 2 ( Gilmore Circus Parade Of Giant Animala — A Mile of Laughs on 22c Fancy Seedless RAISINS Pure Brazilian Coffee POUND Pound Pkg. 220 16c SUGAR Lbs.. Pure Cane Wheat Flakes 19c 100 lb. sack PEAS Deviled Meat I Libby’s - 1 Size « p Country Crest Green Peas No. 2 Cans 25c Mission Bell Toilet Soap 5 Bars . .......................... 10c Pink Salmon McGovern’s Best 12c M ar s h mallo • ws FLUFFIEST P Pound Package ...................... — De Orange Juice Libby’s - Natural Juice 10c 10 oz.*Can ....................... Tomatoes Van Camp's - 21 Size Cans • a EACH ..................... a % Malted Milk OUR MOTHER'S Chocolate • 6a Pound Can ...................... -7% Sardines Large Oval Cans - In Mustard or Tomato Sauce • p. Cans __________ _______ A3» Shortening For All Cooking Purposes. Pounds 49c Corn Flakes Kellogg's + Poet Tostie • • 2 Packages ........................... «3 Pound Can ........ ORANGES Juicy Valencias DOZEN _________ _____ _ , , POTATOES Local Ü. S. No. 2 100 Pound Sack __________ TOMATOES Firm - Ripe BASKET ________ ___ __ ... de a Pin “D 98c TEA • CANTERBURY’S Green Japan Pound Pkg. 2g Lime Rickey or GINGER ALE Pale BURNHAM’S Face 28-ounce Bottles .... pa DS FLOUR Safeway Blend 49 lb. sack $1.49 OATS Albers’ Roseware Quick or Regular Large Package 4 ■ White King Granulated Soap 24 Ounce Pkg. 18c Vinegar Pure Cider - Full Strength - For Pickling GALLON ... Pork & Beans Van Camp’s 11 oz. cans C m EACH DS == All Midway $5 19 CARNATION Large Package . Lbs. New Flower, Art and Textile Displays ADMISSION 25.—CHILDREN UNDER 11 FREE AUG 16 to 22 inclusive SAVE! AIRWAY PRODUCE PRICES FOR FRI. - SAT. AUGUST 16 - 17 ONLY Idaho Small White Bands and Free Attractions Rides and Shows the New PAFs (Congon) DOG SHOW { In a Special Building, September 4, 5, 6 Cube Flavored (Spider Special on Children’s Day, August 31 Fireworks Display Free at Night HERMISTON. OREGON 18c 12 oz. Tin Agricultural Rodeo COCHRAN'S LUNCH Corned Beef SHOULDER Livestock — Produce — Fruit— Grain OPEN BETWEEN 5:30 A. M. and 1:00 A. M. ONE FULL WEEK — AUGUST 16 — 17 — 19 — 20 — 21 — 22. Pari Mutuel HORSE RACES and FOUNTAIN SERVICE Libby’s SHORT POT ROAST 35c LUNCH . . SHORT ORDERS Celebrating our 20th Anniversary, we are offering food buyers what we honestly believe to be the finest group of food values ever gotten together. The treat's on us during this tremendous sale— Snowflakes or Grahams STATE FAIR WHERE THEY SERVE NONE FU LL WEEKg/P FOOD ROAST NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. SALE MILLRACE Cut Green Stringless , No. 2 Cans 4 M ,000 COCHRAN’S LUNCH Phone 83 ONE FULL WEEK of Values Amsberry’s. adv. OF Let’s Dine at GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 50c Per 100 Stanfield Oregon Dr. H. O. Curry, the Seattle onto- metrist who has made professional visits to Hermiston for 20 years and is known for good ontical work at reasonable prices, will avain be at the Hotel Hermiston Wednesday. August 21. for one day. Eves exa mined. glasses ground and fitted to each individual eye. No guesswork in mv method. adv. Now’s the time to have those enlargements made that you want— AN IDEA! Efficient, Courteous Service Insured Carriers $1.50, at Amsberry's. Schnol sunplies nt Thev’re priced right! Mrs. Estella Potter visited Sunday with her brother W. H. Bowman from her home at Durkey, Ore. Miss Levada Bowman accompanied her home and will remain there to at tend school in Baker this winter. • Miss Mary Brownson returned Sunday from Corvallis where she has been attending summer school. She will remain with her parents Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson until school starts in September. Elmer Garrett has moved into the Ed Parrish house on the West side, and Virgil Smith has purchased and moved into the Purdy place on East Main Street. Mrs. J. A. Serell, accompanied by her son Donald motored to Portland last week where they visited rela tives and friends. While In Portland they were joined by Rosemary Serell who, with Bonnie Jean Follett had been spending the last two weeks at the Baptist Assembly at Cascadia, Ore. In company with relatives they spent the week end at Seaside, re turning home Tuesday. THURSDAY, AUGUST IS, 1935. SAFEWAY 5TDRE5 ■ PHONE ___________________ »
