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PAGE SIX THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. H. Mossie of Pilot Rock brought Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Kern and Dr. a fine display of bee products to the and Mrs. M. S. Kern of Pendleton fair Thursday and while here was were week end guests of Mrs. Alma the house guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hitt. They attended the project fair G. Rodda in Minnehaha district. Saturday. Among out-of-town visitors this The Misses Mary Harney, Lovedy week were M. O. LaHue and son Ivan Burkholder and Clara Ruff of Board- Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar left this week on a week’s vacation trip in LaHue of Helix; J. J. Lorenzen, Pen man were week end house guests of dleton: C. Melville, Lexington; Geo. Miss Marian Henderson. While here the John Day country. McNealy, Patterson: and Wm. En- they attended the Umatilla Project J. W. Messner returned this week busk, Pendleton. fair. from a week’s business trip to Baker Geo. Sale made a trip to Eugene Fit yourself with glasses. Glas and other eastern Oregon points. last week, returning Saturday and ses complete with frame $4.50; Dou E. P. Dodd was a business visitor leaving Sunday for Spokane where ble lens, $7.00. All crystal ground. in Pendleton Tuesday. he plans to make his home with his Ask anyone who has had work done Mrs. F. L. Kelley returned Sunday uncle while attending business col from Goldendale, Wn„ where she has last year. At Hermiston Hotel, Sat lege. been visiting for some time. urday until Sunday noon. F. W. Dud C. A. Paul of Pendleton spent the geon. Box 1952, Santa Ana, Calif, ad The largest stock of glassware and dinnerware in this section at week end with his two daughters, Put a ring around these four days Amsberry’s. adv. Maxine and Emogene. While here on your calendar, Wednesday, Thurs he attended the Umatilla Project Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gordon and day, Friday and Saturday, Oct. 30- fair. daughter Barbara Jane of Weston 31, November 1-2. It’s the date of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beddow of spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and the Rexall ORIGINAL One Cent Sale. Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Ra'ph Two items for the price of One. plus Mrs. Matthew Gordon. Joder of Umatilla were week end Miss Ruth Davis, granddaughter only 1c; . 250 bargains to choose house guests of Mrs. Ida Simmons of Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Garner, has from at Thompson’s, the Rexall Drug and Mrs. Gertrude Sanders. enrolled as a freshman at Willam Store. adv Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O'Donnell re ette University at Salem. Mrs. Eva Rogers, who has been Mr. and Mrs. F. Moyer of Heppner turned Saturday from a two weeks’ visiting her brother and family, Mr. vacation trip to Portland. Mr. O’Don visited their son F. Ellis Moyer here and Mrs. H. B. Darling, for the past Friday and attended the Umatilla nell is head lineman for the local two months, left Friday for her telephone exchange. Project fair. Mrs. Georgia Henderson returned home at Shelburne Falls. Massachu S. L. Carson, who has been ill for Sunday evening from a week’s vaca setts. It was Mrs. Rogers’ first trip the past two weeks, was taken to tion in Portland. She was accom to Oregon and she was very much St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton panied by Mrs. Pearl Straw, former impressed with this section. She Sunday evening. Hermiston resident, who will visit made the trip by bus. Miss Gladys Swarner, who spent Clara McCay Cunha and Dorothy friends here for a week. Reese of Echo were house guests of Miss Crystal Horn of Pilot Rock the summer at Corvallis, Ore., after Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wells over was the house guest of Miss Helen graduating from Oregon State col the week end. Jendrzejewski over the week end. lege in physical education this spring, visited a few days this week Glen and Delbert Mackan and Joe She attended the Umatilla Project with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Furrer of Hermiston returned Fri fair while here. Swarner. Miss Swarner has been Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Biggs of La day from a week’s hunting trip in chosen physical educational director Grande attended the Umatilla Pro the mountains near Telocaset, Ore., ject fair here Friday and Saturday of the Young Women’s Christian as with a 240 pound, 4 point deer. and visited friends. They were the sociation at Yakima, Wn., and takes Mrs. Pat Cassidy of Pilot Rock at house guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. W. up her duties October 1. tended the Umatilla Project fair Christopherson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Apfel of here Friday. She was the house New open stock dinnerware at Shellrock, Iowa, were week end guest of Mrs. W. G. Rodda in Min Amsberry’s. Only $3.45 for 32-piece house guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. S. nehaha district. set. adv. Kingsley. Mrs. Apfel is Mr. Kings Don Serrell left last week for Eu Clarence Planting of Pendleton ley’s sister and she and her husband gene where he enrolled as a fresh was a business visitor in Hermiston, were enroute to Long Beach, Calif., man at the University of Oregon. Wednesday evening. He is president to spend the winter. While here Don was a member of the Hermiston of Columbia Christian Endeavor they visited the experiment farm high school debate team which won Union and is making arrangements where H. K. Dean showed them the eastern Oregon championship for the annual union convention at about the farm. Mr. Apfel is in the milling business and was especially two years ago. Pendleton. October 11, 12, 13. interested in the turkey and poultry Mrs. E. F. Wright of Portland ac flocks on the project. companied Miss Helen Cowgill to Hermiston Friday where Miss Cow Member of Glee Club. ■ gill acted as home economics judge at the project fair. Mrs. Wright is Pacific University, Forest Grove, active in 4-H club work in Multno Ore.—(Special)—Miss Edith Clarke, SUGAR mah county. 25 lb. Cloth Bag 7949 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Fit yourself with glasses. Glas Clarke of Hermiston, was named a FLOUR • 49 lb. 81 Fo ses complete with frame 34.50; Dou member of Pacific university’s 50 Snow Maid - Sackr4°29 ble lens, $7.00. All crystal ground. voice glee club last week. Clarence BACON - Med Weight 282 Ask anyone who has had work done L. Faris, new music instructor and Sugar Cured — Lb. JPY last year. At Hermiston Hotel, Sat glee club director, has announced an urday until Sunday noon. F. W. Dud ambitious program for the glee club COFFEE Pound f P Co-op. * a geon, Box 1952, Santa Ana, Calif, ad this year which will include Port Mrs. Harry Kelley and daughter land concerts and monthly radio SODA Full Pound’Package Kathleen Anne, and Mrs. W. S. programs. Boynton, and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. CRACKERS-2 1b. box Boynton of Helix, for Roseburg, Or., 4090200000*909 Graham or Salted where they will visit their sister and HIGH SCHOOL NOTES MILK 3 for 1 94 daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sulli +66$********%* Borden’s “Irradiated" “4 van. Mrs. Kelley expects to return Case $2.69 The local T. P. A. is sponsoring in company with her brother early an art exhibit of one-hundred and SHORTENING this week and leave for Council. fifty colored famous reproductions 3 1D8- No Fish Oil Idaho, where she will visit her hus on October 24 to 26, at the old band for a month. Mr. Kelley is VINEGAR Gallon Kingsley building. The entrance working on a road construction Job Full Strength fee for the exhibit, which was put there. out by the Colonial Art Exhibit Co. TOBACCO 3 cans 2 Ea Prince Albert —PY of Oklahoma City, Okla., will be ten cents for children and twenty-five RAISINS ’ 4 Lbs. 940 cents for adults. Pictures for the New Crop —f, First Church of Christ Scientist school rooms will be bought with Pendleton. Oregon PEANUT BUTTER 334 the money left over after the exhi 2 lb. Jar —WY INVITES YOU TO ATTEND A bition has been paid for. The pic tures are entirely different from FREE LECTURE those shown two years ago by the same company. ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Local Happenings Mrs. R. E. Osborn was a Walla Walla business visitor Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ingles of Board man were in town Monday. Mrs. Anna Connor of Pilot Rock is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ray mond Walker this week. Rev. and Mrs. E. C. Beucler of Kennewick. Wn„ were business vi sitors in town Monday. The Willing Workers Home Ec onomics club of the Westland Grange will hold an apron and cooked food sale in Safeway store Sat. Oct. 12. ad G. F. Hodges, county judge, and J. O. Hales and W. L. Meiners, mem bers of the county court, attended the Umatilla Project fair Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation, accom panied by Mrs. L. C. Todd, left Tuesday morning for Richfield, Ida ho, where they will visit relatives for a week. Mrs. Nation and Mrs. Todd are sisters and they will visit their mother and brother while in Idaho. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY and SATURDAY OCTOBER 4 - 5 SATURDAY — Surprise Matinee 9:15 P. M. Cardinal Richelieu STARRING George Arliss with MAUREEN O’SULLIVAN FOR ONE GIRL’S HAPPINESS ! . he would have changed the map of Europe! CARTOON AND COMEDY. SUNDAY - MONDAY MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY OCTOBER 6 - 7 She bathed in flame and lived 500 years, to find her first love at this very hour! H RIDER “t aS HAGGARD’S GREAT NOVEL HOW OH THE SCREEN SHE HELEN GAHAGAN RANDOLPH SCOTT -- HELEN MACK RKO RADIO PLUS SHORT FEATURE. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY OCTOBER 9 - 10 A GRAND DRAMA OF THE OLD WEST! Zane Grey's “Wanderer OF THE Wasteland” DEAN JAGGER - GAIL PATRICK EDWARD ELLIS Larry "Buster" Crabbe PLUS SHORT FEATURES. THURSDAY, Note of Appreciation! AFTER 20 YEARS IN BUSINESS HERE, WE HAVE DISPOSED OF OUR GROCERY STORE TO C. W. THOMP SON OF FOSSIL. OREGON. IN DOING SO WE TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXPRESS OUR APPRECIATION FOR YOUR PATRONAGE OVER THIS PERIOD OF YEARS. WE WILL maintain an OFFICE AT THE HERALD WHERE ALL FUTURE BUSI NESS WILL BE TAKEN CARE OF. Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Kingsley GIRLS’ 4-H CLUB DEMONSTRA Catherine Kennedy and Veta Moran who demonstrated “Putting the Hem TION WINNERS AT FAIR The girls’ 4-H club demonstra tion teams winning prizes at the Umatilla Project fair were from the Hermiston and Umatilla clubs. Esther McMullen and Marie Skovbo of the Kookie Kooking club of Her miston, lead by Mrs. W. A. Hineline, won first on bread variations. Nina Rae McCulley and Jane Jackson of the We-Can Canning club, won sec ond on their demonstration entitled, “That Emergency Shelf.” The winner of third prize was a team from the Streamline Seam Stitchers of Umatilla, lead by Mrs. Wm. Kennedy. These girls were in a Dress.” Another demonstration, on can ning chicken was given by Margaret Clarke and Helen Jendrzejewski, winning of the state grand cham pionship prize, as a practice demon stration. Miss Helen Cowgill, assist ant state club leader, acted as judge. Notice to Hunters. No hunting will be allowed on my premises. Parties violating this order will be duly punished by law. CARL THOMPSON. SAFEWAY ===== STORES Bulk Foods Brisk fall days are here and with it comes a longing for Baked Beans, Pea Soup, Rice Puddings, etc., etc. Therefore our seasonable “week-end’* selling of BULK FOODS. Re plenish your pantry at Safe way Saving Prices..................... FRI. - SAT. - MON. BEANS Idaho Small White Oct. 4-5*7. as so 5C 27C 49c 15c Hermiston Mercantile Co-operative Hermiston, Oregon In Church Auditorium, Corner Main and Lewis Streets THURSDAY EVENING - OCT. 10 At 8:15 P. M. MAKE YOUR At Kingsley's • • In taking over Kingsley’s store, we ask that you continue to make your dollars work for you by buy ing your household grocery needs here. The same personnel will give you prompt and courteous service. C. W THOMPSON. Owner. HARVEST DAYS SPECIALS Mr. Watson has built a bicycle rack which will hold twenty-nine bicycles. The following pupils entered school last Monday: Zelpha Smith, first grade: Delbert Kerns, sixth grade; Eugene Kerns, seventh grade; and Maxine Thompson, fourth grade. All except the latter are from Westland district. Maxine is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Thompson of Fossil. Ore., who have bought Kingsley’s store. Wanda Kiessinger entered the eighth grade last Tuesday. Next year at the Umatilla Project fair each school will have a separate booth. This will allow space for much larger and better exhibits. Bill Harris. Junior class president, selected the following committee to choose a class play: Helen Dunning. Irene Kennings and Ernest Rainwa ter. At a student body meeting held in the assembly hall recently. Nina Rae McCulley was sworn in as Yell Queen. Harold Rainwater was named as the other member of the budget committee to work with the treas- urer, Bonnie Lamberson. Tennis practice has begun with the return of cooler weather. About thirty-five students have turned out so far. A good turnout has been seen at baseball practice An advertising committee consist- Ing of Mary Burnham, Earl Watson and Ed Hall has been selected by the budget committee. OCTOBER 3, 1935. 8 L................ 35c RICE COFFEE AIRWAY - Ground Fresh When Sold. 3 Lbs......................... 49c MACARONI or CUT SPAGHETTI 5 Lbs.......................... 35® Fancy Head 4 L................ 19c Split Peas Dry - Yellow 3 L. ................ 19c RAISINS Fancy Seedless 4 Lb. Pacage ... 22C JELL WELL Choice of Flavors PACKAGE ,. Lb. Carton PURE CANE gPTer Bel' Golden Bantam 303 Size Can CAN SUGAR Powdered or Brown 3 Lbs..................... 20c CHEESE Full Cream POUND ......-..... — 20c Pork & Beans 3™25c Puffed Wheat 2 I:15c White King "oms 298 Peanut Butter "EE 25e | I | 25C i Oranges g__ — —,________ SUN KISTJuicy Valencias . DOZEN ____ Phone 241 2 Hermiston I
