THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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Miss Isabel Dodd spent the week
end at the home of her parents, Mr.
| and Mrs. E. P. Dodd. She is em
ployed in Portland.
Miss Lida Jarmon, who has been
visitingher parents Mr. and Mrs. E.
P. Jarmon, left Thursday morning
for Redding. California.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Clark and fam-
Mrs. H. E. Hanby injured her foot
Arietta White was a Pendle-
last week and was confined to her ily motored to Celilo Sunday where
tor Tuesday.
* home
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.
they joined their daughter and her
for - a *—
day — or *—
two.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Saveley of Heines husband, Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Mona
Or., visited last week at the home of han, to spend the day.
C. A. Jackman, agent for the Co-
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Clark.
Miss Marian Briggs left Monday operative Service Station, left Thurs
for Portland where she will spend a day morning tor Portland where he
or two before going to Medford will attend a convention session of
HERMISTON, OREGON day
the U. 8. Tire & Rubber company.
to teach.
Two Shows—7:15 • 9:00 P.M.
Mrs. Chas. Clark accompanied her
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd O’Kelley of
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and
Yakima and visiting at the W.
Mrs. Mairise Weis of La Grande, to
Wright home.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
Mrs. Venice Ahalt of Ione is Celilo Falls Sunday evening where
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spending the week with her sister, they spent Monday fishing.
Ike Seeliger left Monday morning
Mrs. Eunice Warfield.
SATURDAY : Surprise Matinee,
Miss Edith Clarke left Thursday tor San Diego, Calif., in company
morning for Forest Grove where she with his two sisters from Walla Wal
9:15 P. M.
will attend school at Pacific Univer la. They expect to visit the San
Diego exposition.
A host of thrilling stare in a
sity. She will be a sophomore.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze are
Antone Soneson left Tuesday for
glittering musical comedy!
Olympia, Wn., where he will visit spending two weeks in the Yakima
and
Willamette valleys looking af
his daughter and other relatives for
ter business interests. Mr. Swayze
a week.
The Misses Loved y Burkholder, is president of the First National
Mary Harney and Clara Ruff, teach Bank.
Mrs. Chas. Isaac and daughter of
ers in the Boardman grade school.
called on Miss Marian Henderson near Pilot Rock arrived Wednesday
afternoon to visit her parents, Mr.
Monday.
Mrs. Gertrude Sanders returned and Mrs. L. C. Dyer. She expects to
Friday morning from Eagle Creek return to her home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar spent the
Pathe Topic and Comedy.
where she visited two weeks with
week end at Pullman, Wn., where
her husband at their home.
Ernest Parrish, formerly of Her they visited Mrs. Shaar’s sister and
SUNDAY • MONDAY
miston, but of recent years of Los family, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Carson.
SEPTEMBER 8 - 9
Angeles, is here visiting his father They also visited friends in Colfax,
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Wn.
Ed Parrish.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodward
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Beauvais and
He Forsook a Yellow Empire
two sons, Dick and Jimmy of Port- announce the arrival of a son named
for a White Woman!
Dale
Robert Sunday, September 1,
land spent the week end at the
home of Mrs. Beauvais’ sister, Mr. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sher
man Wells.
and Mrs. F. Davis.
Mrs. Sue Dobler of Bellflower.
Miss Lois Jackson of Portland and
Don Jackson of The Dalles spent the Calif., spent the week end visiting
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week end at the home of their par friends in the project. She is A
cousin of .Mrs. Neva Pilon who
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson.
R. L. Kron, member of Piepen makes her home with her father,
brink & Kron certified public ac Harry Spinning.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jake Miller of Port-
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countants, was in Hermiston Mon
day auditing the books for the Farm land were the house guests of Mr.
Bureau Co-operation and the Co-op and Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell early last
Plus Short Features.
week. During their stay the two
erative Service Station.
families motored to Pendleton and
Walla Walla on a pleasure trip.
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Clark and
family and Mr. Clark’s parents. Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. Clark, motored to the
Okonogan valley in northeastern
Washington Friday where they vis
ited Mrs. Clark's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Crandle. and viewed the
1934 CHEVROLET MASTER TUDOR
large apple orchards.
Everything on this car is in wonderful condition. Motor complete
Mrs. W. D. Neill and daughter
ly overhauled to give new car service, heavy duty tires all around,
Bernice and Floyd Mathers of Pine
upholstery looks like new, paint job is of lasting black on the bo
City, who have been spending the
dy with cream colored wheels. Nothing has been left undone to
past three weeks at Cutler City on
put this car in absolutely top condition. Come in and look whe
the Oregon coast, returned home the
ther you buy it or not. When you see it and ride in it you
first of last week. On Saturday of
will admit that this is a wonderful bargain at only $540.
last week they motored to Portland
and were joined by Hugh Neill who
2 OTHER ’CARS TO FIT YOUR NEED AND POCKETBOOK.
is attending barber school there, and
spent the day at the state fair in Sa
lem. They returned to Portland
Sunday and left later for home
Local Happenings
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REPAIRING
JEWELER
HERMISTON, OREGON
HERALD OFFICE
LARGE SHIPMENT OF FANCY
PRINTS.
OVERALLS - SHIRTS • SCHOOL
SHOES, ETC.
FRESH MEATS,
FISH,
Wool Growers’ Auxiliary.
The next meeting of the Women’s
Auxiliary to the Oregon Wool Grow
ers will meet at Echo, September 11,
at 2:00 o’clock. A program will be
presented, followed by refreshments.
Local ladies who are interested are
requested to attend.
CHICK-
ENS, ETC.
FRESH GROUND • lbs.
BEEF
—
NAY PANTS!!
Young Men’s Blue Chevoit
WOOL SLACKS.
Side Buckles - 22 inch bottoms.
VARIETIES IN NEW FILM.
POT ROAST
SUGAR
10 1b8.
53C
ALADDIN
COFFEE
• lb. glass
4
Jar
53c
19c
AMERICAN CLUB . Lb.
COFFEE
6 Pkgs
KRE MEL
DESSERT
$2.95
Young Men's Washable
SUEDE SLACKS.
Lbs.
MACARONI
$2.45
ENTERTAINMENT OF THREE
• lbs.
BEEF BOIL
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of
Long Creek were holiday house guests
at the J. A. Reeves home.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hobbs and
daughter Shirley of Portland visi
ted Sunday and Monday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bilderback
and with Mrs. Alice Stone. Mr.
Hobbs returned Monday evening but
Mrs. Hobbs and Shirley remained
here until the last of the week.
Miss Margaret Neary, who has
been with her uncle in Idaho a great-
er part of the summer, returned to
Hermiston last wek and left Wed-
nesday for Portland and Clatskanie
where she will teach in the schools
there. This will make Miss Neary's
second year at Clatskanie.
Among those attending field day
at the experiment station Saturday
were Mr. and Mrs. Nick Faler,
Boardman, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Green
and son Stanley, Stanfield, H. W.
and C. H. Grim, Irrigon, W. T.
Reeves, Stanfield, M. T. and T. P.
DeLano, Boardman, and Y. P. Ruth
erford, Boardman.
Mrs. C. V. Wilson and daughter
Lois, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Sargeant,
and Mrs. Rilda Stiegleder were house
guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce
Wednesday night. They were return
ing to their home in Portland after
a vacation trip. Mrs. Wilson is Mrs.
Pierce’s sister and the family resided
on this project 14 years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Barlow and
family visited in Portland and New
berg over the week end. In Port
land they were the house guests of
Mr. Barlow’s brother, Floyd Barlow
and family, and in Newberg they vi
sited with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Need
les. former Hermiston residents.
A party of Umatilla and Hermis
ton people picnicked at Battle Moun
tain park, south of Pilot Rock La
bor day. They were Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Knutson, Mrs. Ida Simmons,
Mrs. Gertrude Sanders, Mr. and Mrs.
Llewellyn Brownell, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Joder. Mrs. Erwin Chapman
and daughter Francis.
«
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lloyd Barnes
and Mr. Barnes’ parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Barnes of Portland were
week end house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Faszholz
and family of Seattle were week end
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Harding.
Maurice Pierson plans to leave the
first of next week for Spokane, Wn.,
to enter Kinman Business college.
Maurice graduated from the Hermis
ton Union high school and is a for
mer student of Oregon State college.
For the past two years he has been
employed at the Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co. store here, and his
place will be filled by C. R. Howton
of Pasco. Wn.
Edward Foster, brother of Mrs.
Chas. Seeliger, motored down from
Walla Walla Wednesday for his sis
ter and her two boys Charles Junior
and James, and his grandmother
Mrs. M. Draner. who returned with
him to spend the remainder of the
week and attend the Walla Walla
county fair. Mrs. Draper has been
visiting here for some time.
Among those attending the West
ward Ho parade in Pendleton Sat
urday night were W. W. Felthouse
and daughter Margaret. Emogene
Paul, F. B. Swavze, Mrs. Alma Hitt.
Mrs. Ina Wessell and daughter Bar
bara. B. I. Whitney, Mildred Phelps,
Norma Davis. Walter Tendrzejewski,
Eugene Hanby. Ike Seeliger, Gene
Pierce and Jack Reeves.
Three kinds of entertainment—
radio, night club and musical come
dy-highlight ‘the plot of RKO Ra
dio's "Hooray for Love," which will
be at the Oasis theatre Friday and
Saturday.
In her role of a musical comedy
favorite, Ann Sothern broadcasts at
a metropolitan radio station, stages
a spectacular number in a smart
club and sings her way to fame in a
Broadway show.
In his role of a young college man
with an ambition to become a thea
trical producer. Gene Raymond pre
sents a four-act revue which includes
a beautiful ballet, a hilarious black
and tan number and double piano
act. A chorus of beautiful girls is
used in the "Hooray for Love" fi
nale.
Pert Kelton, comedienne, returns
to the screen after several months
of vaudeville, and is seen in a part
particularly fitted to her inimitable
style. She also sings on the screen
for the first time.
29c
MARSHMALLOWS - Lb.
Smart "Harris Tweed" Type
CRACKERS
WOOL SLACKS.
inch bottoms.
Side Buckles
CRACKERS
6
™
lb wood-
en Box
$3.50
LEE CORDS
Genuine Lynshire Corduroy. 22
Inch bottoms.
Slack
model.
Stands exceptionally hard wear.
Low price for such fine quality.
$2.98
BOYS’ WOOL & MOHAIR MIX
98c
MEN'S WOOL A MOHAIR MIX
Asst. Colors. Full zipper, shirred and belted
back A new sweater that young
men like. See them. Colora: Roy
MEN'S WOOL A MOHAIR MIX
al,
navy and wine heather. NEW!
Slipover. 8 Inch zipper, pleated
Slipover.
Bnek-
$2.49
Moyer’s
PHONE 111
$3.50
S
HERMISTON
Co-operative Prices—
SEPTEMBER 6-7-9.
SUGAR PURE CANE
100 Lbs.
$5.18
FLOUR Hard Wheat - 49 lb. Sack
$1.59
BACON
Skinned Backs
Lb.
38c
CRACKERS Graham or Sailed 2 „E? 28c
CORN MEAL
Regular s Sack
34c
MILK ' "Borde trradlatod” - Tall Cana 3 cams 17c
SOAP CHIPS 40 ounce Package
24c
BAKING POWDER otr" 19c
— SCHOOL LUNCH SUPPLIES —
PEANUT BUTTER Nooay. 2 Lb.. 35c
SANDWICH SPREAD "ahul: 35c
DEVILED MEAT Linm. - u. 6 r 25c
PICKLES
DILLS - 2% size can
14c
COOKIES WHY bake ? 5 c & 10c Dozen
Hermiston Mercantile Co-operative
Equalization Notice.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, October 1, at 2:00 p. m.
the Directors of the West Extension
Irrigation District, acting as a Board
of Equalization, will meet at the of
fice of the District in Irrigon, Ore
gon, to review and correct the an
nual assessment of said district to
be levied on or before the first Tues
day in September, 1935.
A. C. Houghton, Secretary.
SUGAR QQC
PURE CANE
« £ Lbs. %
100 lb. sack $5.39
* ‘
SOAP
Phone 331
Vi
f deg
—
JELL WELL
Cube Flavored
WAXED PAPER
125 roll *
106
Diamond - Heavy Ft.
2
Wrap their school lunch!
Stringless - Green Cut
No.
Can 2
Each
MATCHES
Oa
2w
— 6 Box Carton —
Kellogg's or
Post Tosties
—
Glen Valley
£ rolls
ZEE TISSUE
1 44
* AV
"Fluffed for
Softness.”
/
SNOWFLAKES or
• lb. Box
HONEYMAID GRAHAMS A
JARS
“
Oz
4
CRACKERS
AMF 4 “
Qt.
Jar
SALAD DRESSING .
“Best Foods
Home Style”
Regular Mason
Quarts
Dor
20c
CORN FLAKES • pkgs.
CATSUP
14 oz.
Bottle
5C
Pkg.
89c
39c
ECONOMY JAR CAPS
Dozen
FLAV0RADE
Makes a
Refreshing Drink.
3
Pkgs.
10c
BAKING POWDER
25 ounce Can
K. C.
SALE PRICE
$2.79
.89
MILK
Federal - Borden
or Carnation
3 Small 10c
$2.98
.89
SPEEDITE VARNISH—
TOM- A-LUM LUMB
Van Camp‘s-2 12 size can
BEANS
3,b8 49c
Quarts................... $1.17
Pints ........................... 69
P V
9!
TOMATOES
5c Bar
SEPT. 3rd to 14th, Inclusive
$3.50
1.05
NA
Fei’s Naphtha
Check up your interior paint needs right away, and stock up on
Fuller Paints. These prices good from Sept. 3rd to 14th. Inclusive.
Gallons .............
Quarts...............
Pendleton. Oregon
(We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities.)
COFFEE
FLOOR ENAMEL—
Nat Kimball
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY - SEPTEMBER 6th - 7th - 9th
AIRWAY
Regular Price
$3.30
Gallons .............
Quarts...............
1.05
.62
Pints .................
STOCK RANCH!
384 48-Keys: This property consists
of 2976 acres pasture, 58 acres cul
tivated land. Good house, barn and
shop, spring water piped into house.
42 miles S. of Conden, Ore. 1 mile
to school, Star Route and telephone.
SAFEUAY STORES
FULLER PAINT SALE
FULLERGLO—
SWEATERS
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 1935.
$ .99
POTATO CHIPS
Nalley's
COFFEE
Edward’s
Dependable
TOMATOES
FIRM RIPE
LUG BOX
Fancy Sunk 1st
ge
Dot. eg
Size
4
4
31 oz.
Pkgs.
15c
lb.
Can
45c
(SAT. ONLY)
49c