Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser have
purchased a new V-8 four door sedan
from the Rohrman Motor company.
Miss Alice Dunn of Wallula was
a visitor here this week.
Easter goods at Amsberry’s. adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fitzgerald of
Troutdale, Ore., were business visi
tors in Hermiston Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring and Mrs.
Joe Dyer were business visitors in
Walla Walla Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ed Barlow of Boardman was
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Margaret Farley of Heppner
was in town on business this week.
H. M. Sommerer. E. C. Harris and
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Upham were
Pendleton business visitors Satur
day.
Helen Woughter, student at the
University of Oregon, is spending
the spring vacation with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Woughter.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
MARCH 20 - 21
FRIDAY: Surprise Matinee
9:15 P. M.
Saturday: Special Attraction.
SHE'S AS IRISH AS A SHAM
ROCK AND TIS A LUCKY
DAY FOR YOU.
Daddy
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A O’Day
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Fox Picture
WITH
JANE WITHERS
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PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
SUN. • MON.
MARCH 22 - 23
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
They call each other names . . .
not nice ones . . . and fight every
step of the way ... to the altar!
CLAUDETTE COLBERT
FRED MacMURRAY
w "THE BRIDE
. COMES HOME
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ROBERT YOUNG
CHAPTER NO. 1—The Roaring
West with Buck Jones.
PLUS SHORT FEATURE.
Mrs. Levi Reeder was a Pendleton
business visitor Tuesday.
Gladys Pierson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Pierson, retuned
from Pendleton greatly improved
following a mastoid operation.
Lawn rakes and small garden
tools, at Amsberry’s.
adv.
M rs. W. S. Boynton. Mrs. Harry
Kelley and daughter Kathleen Anne
and Neill Boynton motored to Helix
Tuesday where they visited Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Boynton.
Mrs. Alma Hitt spent Sunday vis-
iting relatives in Pendleton.
Henry Stoop motored to The
Dalles Saturday where he visited
his daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Kohler.
Pretty line of blouses at Alma
adv
Hitt’s Shop.
Mrs. D. M. Deeter and daughter
Joy Beth spent the week end at the
home of her mother in Dayton. They
returned late Monday.
H. G. Schreiter, educational di
rector of the CCC camp at Stanfield,
was a business visitor in Hermiston
Monday.
Mrs. Walter Pierson left Monday
of last week for Susanville, Calif.,
where she was called by the illness
of her sister. Mrs. Fred Barker,
We will keep extra milk and
cream refrigerated at our residence
next door to Mrs. Levi Reeder on
Hermiston avenue. Hermiston Dairy,
adv.
Ralph W. Allen, superintendent of
the Umatilla Field Station here for
ten years before H. K. Dean took
over the superintendency, was call
ing on old friends here Wednesday.
Mr. Allen is now located near Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho, where he has
farm land. He still owns property
in this district and near Adams.
The Hermiston Altar Society will
hold a cooked food sale April 4th, at
10 A. M. in the Oregon Hardware, ad
A group of students arrived home
from Oregon State college Tuesday
night to spend the spring vacation
with their parents. One group was
composed of Bob Henderson, Walter
Jendrzejewski, Miriam Swarner, Ed
na Ott of Hermiston, and Stanley
Green of Stanfield.
Mrs. E. C. Schofield and two
children of Vancouver, Wn., accom
panied by Miss Betty Ralph who Is
a student at O.S.C., arrived Tuesday.
Mrs. Schofield plans to visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner,
for some time and Betty will spend
spring vacation with her mother,
Mrs. Mable Ralph.
A cooked food sale will be given
Saturday, March 21, by the Metho
dist ladies at Burnham's store. Adv.
Several members of the Hermis
ton Townsend club motored to Pen
dleton Wednesday night to attend
an oyster supper sponsored by the
Pendleton Townsend club. They
were C. R. Moore, A. E. Bensel, sec
retary and president of the local
club, J. W. McMullen, F. E. Earn-
hart, A. Buhmann and Clarence Buh
mann.
Miss Marjorie Burnham, who is
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of
I Dayville. Ore., visited friends and teaching at Gurdane, spent the week
relatives in Hermiston over the end at her home.
week end.
Kenneth M. Mayer of Portland is
now employed in the First National
Bank of Hermiston replacing D. M.
Deeter who recently resigned to
move to Bellingham, Wn., about
March 22d, where he has purchased
a fruit ranch. Mr. Mayer was form
erly employed by the First National
Bank of Portland.
Mrs. A. H. Norton and Mrs. Dave
Mittlesdorf were joint hostesses
Thursday and Friday at two con
tract bridge luncheons at the home
of Mrs. Norton. Mrs. D. M. Deeter,
who leaves soon for Bellingham,
Wn„ was honoree Thursday, and
was presented with a guest prize.
Mrs. Neil Robertson won high hon
ors Thursday and Mrs. O. K. Mudge
high honors Saturday.
Mrs. H. T. Fraser, Mrs. C. M
Jackson and Mrs. E. P. Dodd enter
tained jointly Monday evening at a
contract bridge dinner party at the
home of Mrs. Fraser. Five tables of
bridge ’ were in play with Mr. and
Mrs. G. , W. Ripley winning high
honors and Mr. and Mrs. N. R.
Mueller winning second high hon-
ors.
Mary Jane Hawkins, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hawkins of Adams,
underwent a mastoid operation Sun
day at St. Anthony’s hospital In
Pendleton, following an illness of
five weeks with flu and ear trouble.
She Is well known in the Hermiston
district.
Miss Norma Davis entertained at
a miscellaneous shower Thursday
evening honoring Mrs. Sloan Spencer
at her home in Stanfield. Invited
guests were Mrs. Gilbert Smith and
Mrs. Spencer of Stanfield. Mrs. All-
stott, Mrs. Ben Spencer, Mildred
Phelps, Helen Dunning, Sylvia Shut
ter, June Richards, Marnie Smith
and Ruth Dodd, all of Hermiston.
06»
Galvanized Star
Waterers
3
For
Die stamped bottom
pan and top. Perfora
ted holes have smooth
turned edges.
Retinned Star
waterers
Each .
10c
Galvanized Pan
Type Waterers ...
Retinned Pan Type
Waterers - Each
nch
Feeder 1
— Eg
29
Inch
Feeder
10c
Glass Pan Type
Waterers - Ea
"pre:
CAKE FLOUR
Kellogg’s or
Post Tosties
215c
Karo Syrup 10 to. 65c
Scot’s Tissue S 3 — 23c
19c
Pineapple
or Dark
TOWNSEND
CLUB
LIBBY’S
Just the center slices
Saturday, Mar. 21
SOAP
Hermiston
AUDITORIUM
Large
21 Size
Can
P. & G.
White Naptha
10 Reg, Size 33c
Q
CAMAY
Toilet Soap
3
14c
Bars
MUSIC BY
MEL'S MERRY MAKERS
Marshmallows
LADIES 10c
GENTS 40c
Fluffiest
Tender & Fluffy
Tuna Flakes 2cans 25c
Bon Ami
Lb.
Pkg.
Old Dutch
12 Tins
3cans
25c
Cleanser
2 fans 25c
Pocket
Tins
Tobacco
Powdered
O[
BOC
Prince Albert
Crisco Shortening 6&$1.15
5 Call 35c
Milk
For Better Pie Crusts
Carnation - Irradiated
Van Camp’s Spaghetti
with Cheese &
Tomato Sauce
? No.
• tall cans
25c
4
Airway Coffee
490
Sleepy Hollow ä -
Instant Postum &oz 42C
Hershey Bars 3R,5e 10c
@9@g
M. J.B. COFFEE
4 7
Rich
Brazilian
Gal.
Tin
Larger
2.
Poultry.
Made of
heavy
Plain ot
gauge
Almond
galvanized
Pound
Can
steel.
Invert to fill.
°
Del Maiz Corn
Cream Style
303 Size Tin
CAN
Gallon Bail Type ...
Miscellaneous
2P,
3 DY
In. Double Pa
4 UnitWafers 3 W
In. Double
INCUBATOR
thermometers
BROODER
thermometers
OAKES
Egg Scales
60c
A Eg
—9
$1:35
3 Gallon
Bail Type
.... $1.35
Reel Type Feeders
Revolving reel prevents chicks
roosting or getting into trough.
Inch Length
Peet’s Soap
270
Sugar T A
55c
Corn Meal
29c
Highway Matches 6cx
Large
Pkg.
Granulated
—
Lb. Cloth
Bag
Gold Medal
Yellow or White
Inch Length
48
Inch Length
Inch Length ___
Inch Length
Safeway Stores have always featured Nationally Adver-
tised Foods, but especially this week—“National Re
tail Grocers’ Week,” March 16 to 21—we are offering
“very special” values on them. Shop Safeway this
week. Just look at this array of Nationally Advertised
Brands at such appealing prices. Ad effective Fri..
Sat., and Monday, March 20, 21 & 23. (Right to limit)
Light
50c
UnitWafers
ONE PIECE DIE STAMPED
HEAVY GALVANIZED IRON.
MARCH 20, 21 & 23.
Corn Flakes
Made in two parts.
Supplies
Chick Troughs
TORES
Hershey’s Cocoa Pound 12c
Water Fountains
for
Fri., Sat. & Mon
quilsiyiiniienally ddvotledPtodue),
We are in position to meet all your requirements.
Our poultry equipment has been thoroughly tested
and proven beyond a doubt its worth to users.
Round
Chick
Feeders
Prices Effective
AbslaicnalRdail Stocots Treck
Poultry Equipment
Mason Jar Waterers
Ed Roberts of Tigard,
Tigard, ore.,
Ore., was
Mrs. Ina Wessell and Grace Rice
accompanied by Roy Thomas, were looking after business interests here
Pendleton business visitors Monday. this week.
Swansdown
El Campo - No.
10
16
THURSDAY, MARCH 19. 1936.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
PAGE FOUR
20c
-
Inch Length
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co
HERMISTON, OREGON
85c
Shortening 4 cakion49c
BACON switts.Orlale Lb 39c
Swiss Cheese Lb. 30c
Bunch Carrots 2 BU. 9c
Celery Staik.
BV 15c
Oranges iso"sr. DOZ. 29c
SAFEUAY STORES