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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY - SATUBDAY MAY 1 - 2 FRIDAY—SURPRISE MATINEE 9:15 P. M. SATUBDAY—Amateur Night. . grand Rollicking romance and glorious gaity . . in this new laugh-and-love comedy! Herbert Marshall Jean Arthur CABTOON & COMEDY SUNDAY - MONDAY MAY 3 - 4 MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY CLAUDETTE ... in man-trouble all over again! ClndeC. COLBERT SHE MARRIED HER BUSS MELVYN DOUGLAS MICHAEL BARTLETT " Screen ay. b, SIDNEY A GREGORYLA CAVA BUCHAN PRODUCTION COLOR CARTOON — Shoemaker and Elves. ROARING WEST—Chapter No. 7 at The Hermiston Herald. Miss Helen Jendrzejewski is mak ing her home with Miss Sylvia Shut ter at the Curtis Simons home. George Gettmann made a busi ness trip to Parkdale Saturday. Dr. and Mrs. J. P. Stewart of Mrs. L. W. Douglas was a Pendle Pendleton were in town Thursday. ton visitor Friday. Henry Kopacz of Stanfield pur Mrs. Bert Mullins and Miss Mar garet Elliott were Pendleton busi chased a new Chevrolet pick-up truck from the Hermiston Motor ness visitors Saturday. company this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Turner of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons were Heppner were business visitors in called to Orenco. Ore., Sunday by Hermiston Monday. the death of Mrs. Simon's grand- John Harrison of Butter Creek father. They returned Wednesday. has purchased a V-8 fourdoor sedan Miss Barbara Wessell spent Fri from the Rohrman Motor Company. day and Saturday of last week in Alex McCorkle from Weston was Walla Walla. a business visitor here this week. Mrs. J. A. Clarke and Mrs. Ger Sylvanus Smith, Jr., who is now ald White attended the health meet practicing law in Stanfield, was a ing in Pendleton Tuesday. business visitor in Hermiston Tues Marjorie Burnham, who teaches day. at Guidane, spent the week end at Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Plunkett of the home of her parents, Mr. and Portland were house guests Friday Mrs. J. S. Burnham. night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul VanPatten C. E. Baker. motored to Baker, Ore., Saturday Mrs. D. A. Campbell, accompanied night to spend Sunday with Mr. Van Mrs. Nye Berry from Westton Tues Patten’s parents. day and is visiting her daughter and George Strand of Pendleton was a family, Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn Hughes, business visitor in Hermiston Satur while Mrs. Berry visited her par day in the interest of the Pendleton ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Briggs. Round-Up which will be held Sep Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Barlow motor tember 3-4-5. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Biggs of La ed to Meacham Sunday where they visited at the A. M. Tillson home. Grande were calling on friends in Allen Bowman, who has been em Hermiston Tuesday. Mrs. Biggs re ployed at Prosser, is now assisting cently returned from California his father in the shoe repair shop where she spent four months visit ing relatives. here. The Weller Sisters begin evange H. Rose, vice president of the listic meetings Sunday. May 3. Full Pendleton Townsend club, and C. C. Goodman, were in Hermiston Thurs Gospel church to continue indefini tely. At 8:00 o’clock each evening. day on business for the club. Mrs. L. C. Dyer and Mrs. O. C. Special music eacn night. All are adv Pierce spent Thursday and Friday invited. Mrs. F. B. Swayze returned to her in Pendleton. Mrs. Carson Linder who lives in home here Wednesday of last week the Westland district, was called to after an extended visit in the east Carlinville, Illinois, Wednesday by with her sister. For the past three weeks she has been visiting in Cali the illness of her sister. fornia. Mrs. Henry Hooker and Leonard Straw Hats for garden and field, Bales were Sunday visitors at the 25c to 50c, at Amsberry’s. adv. W. R. Struthers home. J. B. Whitworth, president of the Geo. Scarlett of Boardman recent ly purchased a V-8 pick-up from the American States Public Service com Rohrman Motor company of Hermis pany of Los Angeles, Calif., with ton. I holdings in Oregon, Idaho and West G. F. Hedwall is making some ad ern Montana, was a business visitor ditions to buildings on his farm in Hermiston Wednesday, confer north of town. Wm. Shaar is having ring with J. A. Clarke, manager of his residence south of town painted the Hermiston Light & Power com and the Harold Rankins and H. B. pany. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beddow of Darlings are painting their brooder Pendleton were Sunday visitors at houses. the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bed dow here. Mr. Beddow had been in Pendleton for several days and re turned with them. Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Struthers of Butter Creek and Mrs. Struther’s sister, Jean, from California, were Sunday afternoon visitors in the W. R. Struthers home in Columbia dist- rictt. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dowell were business visitors in the Kennewick district Monday. They left Wednes day morning for Portland and south- central Oregon points where they will look for a location. A. C. McIntyre, republican candi date for district attorney for Uma tilla county, was a business visitor In Hermiston Wednesday. Mr. Mc Intyre has been serving as deputy district attorney for the past five years. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wester stop ped a few days last week to visit at the S. A. Anderson home. They were on a motor trip which took UARRCP J them through the southern states and were returning to thteir home in Spokane. Mrs. W. J. Warner returned Wed nesday afternoon from Vancouver, Wn„ where she was called last Fri day by the illness of her grand- daughter, Patricia Schofield. Patri cia accompanied her home and will stay with her grandparents for a while. LOCALS | $* Lifelong ", Kitchen Happiness - eve " ,7 goto"" 28 W a day buys a H&qlviuaden •ly We find we don't need to say much to people who come in to make an actual inspection of the new Kelvinator. For here is value you can nt for your- sail. Imagine ViiAU CM Yet than what Kelvinator offers you with its unique Built-in Thermometer. No more guessing about cabinet temperatures. No chance of unexpected refrigeration failures. Food stored in Kelvinator is safe. | Imagine VùAh Economy. Kelvinator offers it in a written Certificate of Low Cost of Operation that tells you in advance that your current consumption will be low. Imagine VuM entun a a signad assurance of dependability, the manu facturer's Five-Year Protection Plan. But theae aren't all that will catch your eye. You’ll be delighted to note the many Kelvinator features, like flex ible grids in all ice trays in standard models, automatic defrosting switch, easy accessibility to every square inch of storage space. And above all, a joy to behold for all- over beauty. You'll be thrilled to own the new Kelvinator, proud to show it of to root friends. And you can own it so easily— pay for it at the rate of only 15c adayt Drop in and examine the new Kelvinator today. Oregon Hardware 8 Implement Co. HERMISTON, OREGON Years in Oregon's Service! Geo. F. Mead has rented the Seitz place north of town. Frederick and John Thom of On tario, Ore., were business visitors In Hermiston the first of the week. They formerly had their aiparies located here. Mothers’ Day cards, 5c, 10c, 15c. at Amsberry’s. adv. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Quiring of Dallas, Ore., arrived here Tuesday to spend two weeks with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. Mr. Quiring Is a car penter by trade and plans to re model the house on the property re cently purchased by Mr. and Mrs Quiring. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 193« Dr. and Mrs. R. G. Gale and son Jerry, who visited here this week with Mrs. Gale’s sister, Mrs. Alice Wagner, left Wednesday for their home in Vancouver. They were re turning from a trip which took them through California. Nevada and Ari zona. CARNIVAL DANCE SATURDAY MAY 2nd IRRIGON May 10th Is Mothers’ Day. Send a Mothers’ Day card or Motto. Best MUSIC BY selection at Amsberry’s. adv. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rhea of Stan field entertained a group of chari- variera Monday night of this week who motored to Stanfield to enjoy the evening with the young couple. day where they spent the day with Mrs. Alma Hitt and Mrs. Mabel relatives and friends. Walker motored to Pendleton Sun- Columbians Your attention is called to this list.of foods—every one a real value that means a definite saving to you. Check carefully—you’ll find dozens of things you'll want to pick up during our 6-Day May Sale! PRICES FOR MAY 1 - 2 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7. € i 1 is (a i Tomatoes FIRM RIPE - DEEP RED 3 LBS..................................... - 25 Lettuce FRESH solid heads 3 14c GRAPE FRUIT 3 Large Arizonas 10c !" HEADS lb. can 22c CALUMETBaking Powdei Double Action 2 TOMATO JUICE Cans 3 Packages _______ 19c Libby’s - No. 1 Tall Cans FIG BARS1“..... JELLO Six Delicious Flavors lb. 10c Peaches BROOM SALE! LIBBY’S - In Heavy Syrup Large 2% Size Cans It’s Spring Cleaning Time — Choose the one you like Best at this Special Price‘Offering! CAN DELUXE (6-Tie) Each DUSTLE JANE (5-Tie) Each 69. JPY 80. 225 MONARCH (4-Tie) Each 134 12 can. DOMESTIC 600 (5-Tie) Each Y2Y LIME RICKEY PINTS or GINGER ALE - Pale Face (12 oz.) O.K. SOAP BARS 10c 25c The Big Yellow Bar COMFORT TISSUE )0. A f FLOUR GOLDEN HEART Guaranteed Family Flour 49 Lb. Bag.... $1 .59 21 Size Cans 25c 300 Size 25c Cans 29c Albers’ Oats Quick or Regular Large Pkg. ’s Blend Rice & Wheat 2 Pkgs. 23c Wheat Krispies of Kellogg Granulated Soap 23c New Large 24 oz. Pkg. White King 2 Lb. Can 19c Mother’s Cocoa Van Camp’s Hominy 1000 Sheet Rolls P • With eact I ree. purchase 1 15c $1.69 ____________ 47 C T ROLLS “ " ROLL ZEE HOUSEHOLD TOWELS SUGAR Fine Granulated 25 Cloth Bag $1.39 AIRWAY COFFEE Try this rich Brazilian Blend. 3 Lb,....................... 45c RALPH E. WILLIAMS REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEEMAN STORES HERMISTON
