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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1935. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR Leonard Nation, who is employed at Yakima, visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation, over the week end. Mrs. W. B. Beasley has been quite ill at her home this week. The Thrift Shop will be open Wed Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weis of La Mr. and Mrs. Forest Davis are the nesday, Oct. 23, Hours: 2 to 4. ad Grande spent Sunday at the home parents of a baby girl born Sunday Russell Blessing and "Ollie” Ar of Mrs. Weis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. morning. She has been named Arlyne bus of Portland were hunting phea Chas. Clark. New display of ladles' Fall Hats sants in this vicinity Sunday and adv. at Amsberry's. Monday. E. H. Crofton, breeder of fine race J. A. Reeves. Walter Hamm. Dr. O horses, from Chula Vista, Calif., was W. L. Morgan and N. R. Mueller in Hermiston Monday. went deer hunting Wednesday morn Wanted! Four apple pickers. Men preferred. 3 12 cents per box. Tho- ing of this week. HERMISTON, OREGON mas W. D. Hamilton, L.E.Schmidt and Campbell. Hermiston. Ore. adv. A. W. Agnew of Portland was Dr. Howard, all of Portland, spent FRIDAY and SATURDAY among visitors on the project for the the week end at the Emerald Tilden opening of hunting season. He is a home while hunting birds on the OCTOBER 18 - 19 former resident. project. FRIDAY—SURPRISE MATINEE H. M. Saulsberry of Freewater, Mrs. A. M. Brock returned to her 9:15 P. M. manager of the Eastern Oregon Co- home this week after visiting three operative association, was in Her weeks with her daughter, Mrs. For SATURDAY—Special Attraction! miston Wednesday. rest Steinke at Colville, Wn. She The story of two young wives un Forest Davis is now employed as reports the arrival of a granddaugh der one roof . . a drama of tragic clerk for the Oregon Hardware & ter, Greetis Marie, born October 11. love! Implement company. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nation of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Doyle of Plym Portland are guests this week at the outh. Wn., spent the week end in B. J. Nation home. They are en oCHESO 0o Hermiston. route to their home from the Blue Hallowe'en Candies at Amsberry’s. Mountain region where Mr. Nation adv. bagged a deer last week. Mr. and Mrs. James Todd motored H. M. Sommerer and E. L. Jack- to Portland Saturday where Mr. son were business visitors in Milton- Todd attended a Legion conference Freewater and Walla Walla Tues as district commander. They were day. PLUS SHORT FEATURES. accompanied By Mrs. Alice Stone. The American Legion will spon Floyd Pierce, who has been em sor a Halloween dance in Hermiston SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY ployed at Culver, Ore., the greater October 31. Plans are under way MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY part of the summer, returned home to make this one of the feature dances of the year. adv. Tuesday. OCTOBER 20 - 21 22 Mrs. Geo. Briggs accompanied her Mr. and Mrs. George McKenzie* of A heart-warming tale of simple Castle Rock, Wn., are the parents of son Edmund Briggs of Grangeville, folk on the great Erie Canal, a baby daughter born Monday, Oct. Idaho, to Weston Sunday where they when it was one of the world’s 14. visited Mr. and Mrs. Nye eBrry. Ed wonders. Halloween cut-outs, pumpkins, mund was returning to Grangeville masks and novelties at Amsberry’s. after having been in Portland for adv. the past week. Mrs. Briggs re Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson mo turned home that evening. ' Mrs. Roy Thomas and son Bobby tored to Castle Rock, Wn„ Tuesday GAYNOR FARMER evening to visit their daughter and left last Friday morning for Port son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George land where they will visit relatives. TAKES FONDA Mrs. Thomas will also take Bobby McKenzie. WIFE Mrs. Wm. Shaar motored to Walla through a clinic to determine treat Walla Monday where she visited her ment for his hands which were in parents until Tuesday afternoon. jured in a washing machine wringer CARTOON AND COMEDY. While there she attended revival some weeks ago. Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spe meetings being conducted by Mrs. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY cialist of Pendleton, will be at the Aimee Semple McPherson. Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, Oc OCTOBER 23 - 24 Mrs. Norman Pennock returned tober 23rd. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Tuesday of this week from LaGrande LOOKIE! LOOKIE! LOOKIE! adv. where she visited her parents, Mr. Several Hermiston people attended and Mrs. T. A. Doss, for several days. the Columbia Union Christian En Ray Higgins of Salem, Ore., hus deavor convention in Pendleton Sat been employed in the Mor-Tone urday and Sunday. Rev. C. R. Moore Sound Service radio shop by L. A. and daughter Wanda, and Vivian Moore. Dyer, attended Saturday session, and Mrs. Lester Stoop and two daugh- the Misses Opal Stockard, Edna ters and Mrs. J. Lindley of Enter Turnblad and Pauline Stoop atten prise, Ore., spent the week end at ded Sunday afternoon and evening. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs. E. P. Dodd returned from The Nitwits of the Networks Clark. Mrs. Stoop is Mrs. Clark's Portland Sunday after spending a In the Niftiest of Nutwork. sister and Mrs. Lindley is her moth few days visiting her daughter. Miss PLUS SHORT FEATURES. er. Isabel Dodd, who is employed there. Mrs. Dodd accompanied Miss Cath erine Baker on the trip. Miss Baker whose home is in Portland, has been spending the past three weeks in Hermiston taking a vacation. Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Opto metrist who has made professional visits to Hermiston for 20 years and is known for good optical work at reasonable prices, will again be at Hermiston Hotel Thursday. Oct. 24, for one day. Eyes'Examined. Glas ses Ground and Fitted to each Indi vidual Eye. No Guesswork. adv. Local Happenings Curtis Simons, S.D.D.G.M., of Dis trict No. 12, attended a district offi cers’ meeting in Pendleton and Heppner last Tuesday and Wednes day nights. The meetings were or ganization gatherings and were called by Grand Master F. M. Sex ton of The Dalles. Other represen tatives of the Hermiston lodge were present at both these meetings. Mrs. Fred Ober, assisted by Mrs. Fred Scheuning, gave a surprise party Monday afternoon in honor of Richard Ober's sixth birthday. The room was nicely decorated carrying out the Hallowe’en motif. A love ly birthday cake and other refresh ments were served. Those present included David Lee Knerr, Billy Knerr, Franc’s Clarke. Frankie Har- kenrider, Jimmy Taylor, Delorus Jackman, Ethel and Marybell Clarke. The Missionary Society of the Union church was entertained at the home of Mrs. Julius Gimbic Wed nesday afternoon with Mrs. W. A. Hineline as leader on the topic, “Cooperation.” Mrs. Ralph Saylor gave the devotional and a skit was given by Mrs. A. W. Turnblad, Mrs. J. R. Harding and Mrs. Chas. Du- vail. Mrs. F. R. Moore and Mrs. Miles Arthur gave readings. Other members present were Mrs. Dan Lin dsay. Mrs. W. C. Morehouse. Mrs. Levi Reeder, Mrs. A. A, Smith. NEW FORD V-8 For 1936 WILL BE ON DISPLAY SATURDAY AT OUR SHOW ABLE. ALL THAN MOST THE TWO COMFORT- ECONOMICAL FORD V-8's. MILLION Bank Building Office Hours — 9-12 and 2-5 W. J. WARNER Attorney-at-Law DE. A E. MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office: Two door* west poet office Office Houri: t to li • 1:30 to • Phone 4SI — — Hermiston, Ore. OF MORE PEOPLE HAVE, BOUGHT FORD V-8's. Meets first and third Thursday. Legion Auxil iary meets second and fourth Thursday. Legion Hall. A MILLION OR MORE WILL WANT TO OWN THIS NEW CAR. Hermiston Post No. 37 COME SATURDAY, OCTOBER 19TH. W. L Morgan, D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Bldg. Phone 9-J Residence Phone 25-J Sunday and Evenings by Appointment Rohrman Motor Co HERMISTON, OREGON IN ROAD MEET HERE. (Continued from Page One) ington. At that point it connects with the Oregon-Washington high way with a westerly direction down Willow Creek to Ione and further to Heppner Junction and Arlington, and southeasterly to Heppner. At Heppner it connects with the new Heppner-Spray highway which leads into the John Day valley and con nects with the John Day highway, and the many roads leading off the John Day highway to Burns, Vale, Lakeview, Canyon City, Mitchell, Fossil. Prineville. Bend, Klamath Falls and on into California. Umatilla County Farm Land FOR SALE AT THE OFFICE OF NATIONAL FARM LOAN SECRETARY F. A. BAKER, Stanfield, Oregon. and ROLE SHE WANTED. Janet Gaynor, who, ever since her spectacular success in “7th Heaven" has looked for another role with si milar acting opportunities, has at last found it in “The Farmer Takes a Wife,” the Fox Film adaptation of the stage success which is at the Oasis theatre Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. OCTOBER 26 POST OFFICE BUILDING, PENDLETON, OREGON Mr. Nat Kimball, special sale representative of the Federal Land Bank, will be glad to help you make a selection and discuss suit able terms. Take advantage of the new low interest rate and long-time terms NOW! The Federal Land Bank of Spokane | Pork & Beans Van Camp's 16-oz. Cans STORES Matches BIG DAYS OF CONTINUED VALUES IN QUALITY COF FEES. GET YOURS AT THESE MONEY SAVING PRICES! 6 Box Carton Hoody’s - In Bulk COFFEE 3 . .. ... ... DEPENDABLE Every can Guaranteed to please you. 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Willcutt — T Snowflake or Honey Maid Grahams PUREX Bleach Quart ..... 33C Lbs. Oxydol Nob HUI 2 Lb. Can 20c CARTON COFFEES Hermiston - Oregon MOST ROOMS. MOST BEAUTIFUL. — TWO COUNTIES REPRESENTED Living within close proximity to the highway are approximately ten thousand people who will make fre quent use of the road, in addition to the general trucking service-required by the many communities. The road also connects up the great sheep, cattle and horse ranges in Grant, Wheeler and Fossil and southern Umatilla counties with the feeding grounds of hay producing sections of Willow Creek. Butter Creek and the irrigated projects in these two coun ties. The wheat fields of Morrow coun ty will also be given service to the proposed port at Umatilla, which will follow the completion of the channel- work now being started from Celilo to Umatilla. The road will also provide a better route from Heppner and Lexington, and Ione to Pendleton, and promise of support of the Pendleton Chamber of Commerce and business men has been given. It was shown the road was of great importance as a local, state, inter- state and federal highway. OCTOBER 23 A. W. CHRISTOPHERSON Physician and Surgeon. I wish to anuounce that I am sev ering all relations with the Nation al Institute of Music nd Arts, and am prepared to teach private pupils with studios in Hermiston, Echo and Stanfield. For information see me or write. Esther Fredreckson, Vio lin Instructor, Stanfield, Ore. adv. GAYNOR GETS TYPE OF Saturday’s the day Notice. f — Omus
