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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
Mrs. Larry Dewing of Holdman
Otis Allstott and Don Allstott of
was a caller at the Struthers home John Day are visiting their par-
ents,
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Allstott.
Thursday.
Otis recently underwent an appen-
Baxter Hutchison expects to re dectomy at The Dalles hospital and
ceive 500 Rhode Island Red baby is getting along nicely.
chicks this week which he will raise
Mrs. R. E. Cox of Lyle, Wn., mo
Sam Carson was taken to the hos for fryers.
ther of Mrs. K. D Pierson, is visit
pital at Walla Walla Tuesdy.
Boardman Barber Shop will be ing her daughter this week. She has
New silk and organdy dresses. in operation Monday, May 11th, af been visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. R
$4.95 and $5.95. The Style Shop, adv ter 6:30 p. m., at Boardman.
adv Cox at Pasco and later plans to go
Joe Hawkins of Adams was a on to Indiana.
H. F. Lindner leased 30 acres of
the Squire Thomas place and will business visitor in town Monday.
Graduation gifts and cards at
plant it to alfalfa and corn.
He delivered four head of horses to Amsberry’s.
adv
Miss Norma Davis spent the week
farmers on the project.
Mrs. John Jendrzejewski, Mrs. H.
end in Pendleton visiting friends.
W. P. Smith leased all of the R. J. Ott and Mrs. Georgia Henderson
Miss Mary Burnham returned to E. Thom ranch on lower Butter left Thursday night for Corvallis
Gurdane with her sister Marjorie, Creek this week. Mr. Thom will where they will be guests of their
sons and daughters over Mother’s
who is teaching there, and remained continue to occupy the house.
Mrs. Ray Omohundro and son Day week end, on the Oregon State
until Tuesday of this week.
Raymond of Butter Creek were all campus.
Mrs. Leila Phelps of Bend, Ore.,
day guests at the W. R. Struthers visited
at the home of her son and
home Thursday of last week.
daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Merle
Mrs. Leo Baker and daughter Con Phelps, from Sunday until Wednes
nie Jean, and Mrs. Earl Colberg of day of this week. Mrs. Phelps was
Pendleton visited Mrs. Baker’s par formerly postmistress here and is
HERMISTON, OREGON ents. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. now operating a ready-to-wear shop
Monday.
at Bend.
W. W Felthouse, O. C. Pierce and
Mrs. A. M. Tillson of Meacham is
FRIDAY ■ SATURDAY
visiting her daughter and family. G. W. Ripley made up a party of
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Barlow, and fishermen Tuesday evening who
MAY 8 - 9
motored to the Deschutes river on
plans to spend two weeks here.
BIG DOUBLE BILL!
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Shumate who a fishing trip. Chas. Dally is acting
have lived on the Wm. Kik ranch as pharmacist at the Hermiston Drug
"A swell show! Another hit of
for the past few months, moved to store during Mr Ripleys absence.
Hopalong series!"
The Misses Clara Ruff, Lovedy
Pendleton this week to make their
home.
Burkholder, Mary Harney and Mrs.
Miss Louise Wahl of Dayton, Wn., Gladys Fortier of Boardman were in
is the house guest of her sister Mrs. town Sunday evening attending the
with BILL BOYD — and
M. G. Hedwall this week. She has
been employed at Dayton but will show and visiting friends.
leave for her home at Astoria the
A group of Hermiston people at
first of next week.
tended the eastern Oregon conven
Mrs. Seba Miller and son Ken tion of Christian churches in Pen
with PAUL CAVANAUGH.
neth of Portland are visiting at the dleton Wednesday. They were Mr. j
PLUS SHORT FEATURES
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seel and Mrs. Ralph Saylor. Mrs. J. B. |
iger of Westland district. Mrs. Mil Saylor, Mrs. Levi Reeder, Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Morehouse, Mr. and Mrs
ler and Mrs. Seeliger are sisters.
SUNDAY - MONDAY
Mothers’ Day cards and mottoes at J. A. Clarke, Mrs. Dick Jones, Mrs. I
MAY 10 - 11
Amsberry's.
adv A. T Kauffman and Rev. and Mrs.
G. A. Brown, manager of Inter- C. R. Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Moore
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
state Associated Creameries, S. T. remained over for the Thursday
BRANDED! ... by the cruel lie White, from the state department of session
Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boynton are
of a child, three people were agriculture, and the editor of the
forced to abandon their homes
farm page for the Sunday Oregon the parents of a son born Friday.
and careers!
ian. were in Hermiston Monday May 1, at the Hermiston General
while returning from attending the hospital. He has been named Don-
annual meeting of the Pine Eagle aid. Ray.
Dairyman’s association near Baker.
Jack Smith, who has been attend-
They conferred with M. G. Hedwall,
manager of the Umatilla Co-opera Ing the University of Oregon, ar-
rived here last week and will spend
tive Creamery, while here.
MIRIAM
/ MERLE .
the spring and summer with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fletcher and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fletcher of
JOEL McCREA -
Direefed by WILLIAM WYIFR
Walla Walla visited Sunday with
Screenplay by LILLIAN HEILMAN
Mrs. Gladys Smith. Mrs. Fred Flet
cher is Mrs. Smith’s mother.
New line electric lamp shades,
Mickey Mouse Cartoon, Orphan’s
19c, 29c and 39c. Amsberry’s. adv
Picnic Roaring West, Chap. No. 8
Miss Vivian Davis of Rainier, Ore.,
visited from Tuesday of last week
TUES. - WED. - THURS.
until Sunday with her brother and
MAY 12 - 13 - 14
sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Davis. She left Sunday for Pendle
Continuous Show Thursday
ton to visit friends and may stop
ale
starting at 4:30 P. M.
here on her return trip to Rainier.
Sid Sailor of Oregon City, who
was a resident of Umatilla for more
than forty years, was in Hermiston
HERMISTON
Monday renewing old acquaintances.
for
He is visiting his daughter. Mrs.
County School Superintendent
Geo. Harkens, at Umatilla.
UMATILLA COUNTY
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White, ac-
Non-Partisan Ballot
companied by Mrs. Sarah White of
"Honest, Faithful Continuation
Lexington, motored to Dayton, Wn.,
of Impartial, Economical
Saturday where they spent the week
Public Service."
end. Mrs. Sarah White remained to
Born, reared and educated in
visit friends for a week.
Oregon. Resident and teacher of
Lyrics and music by
Umatilla County for fourteen
Mrs. Fred Faude of San Francis
IRVING,
years. Home owner and taxpay co, Calif., Is the house guest of Mrs.
er. Have a family—two child
W. J. Warner this week. Mrs. Faude
ren in public school.
wirt
lived in Hermiston 23 years ago
Thirty-six
years
old.
World
H
K
O
Edward Everett Horton
War veteran, with wide exper
when her husband was serving as
• ■ Helen Broderick • •
RADIO
ience in professional and public
Erik Rhodes ■ Eric Blore
Picturt
one of the first engineers on the
service.
Dirttttd by MARK SANDRICH
project.
Fully qualified, reliable, honest
Pendro S. Berman Production
Mrs. W. J. Warner, Mrs. F. B.
and impartial.
COLOR CARTOON & COMEDY.
Belt and Mrs. N. R. Mueller were
(Paid Adv.)
joint hostesses at two contract
bridge parties Friday and Saturday
of last week at the home of Mrs.
Mueller. The rooms were profuse
with spring flowers carrying out
the May day motif. High honors
were won by Miss Nora Johnson and
Mrs. Peter Castric. and consolation
For Wife or Mother, Sunday, May 10
by Mrs. Lloyd Blackstone and Mrs.
II. T. Fraser.
10 FULL-POWER
COMPLETE REPORT GRADE
SPEEDS
SCHOOL TRACK MEET
LOCALS
OASISTHEATRE
mattress; 1 gal. ice cream freezer;
CLASSIFIED
Oil stove with oven; Home Comfort
FURNITURE FOR SALE— IMME- Range; 1 small range; 60 lbs. alfal
diate possession and June 5. Os- fa seed; 1 cot and pad; 5 weaner
born Apartments.
37-ltc pig; Ford coupe in good condition.
Fox
FOR SALE — 60 EWES, 55 FEB. H. C. SHANKS. Opposite Tilden
37-3tc
lambs, 1 buck. All good quality. Farm. Hermiston.
Also 1 Chester White boar, ready FOR SALE — PASTURE OF TAME
for service. Ralph Butler, Willows,
grasses and clover for a few
Oregon.
37-ltp
horses or cattle. A. D. Smith, 7 mi-
WANTED - FRESNOING & PLOW- southwest.
35-tfc
Ing, Friday and Saturday of this
week. Mrs. R. E. Osborn.
37-ltc TWO ACRES CLOSE IN FOR SALE.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT—OS-
20 acres mile and a half out, tor
born Apartments.
37-ltc chickens. For rent—40 acres good
FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE FOR corn ground. 7-room Yakima house
cows, heifers or chickens—1 fil- for trade. Clear ranch in Missouri
ley. 3 yrs.; Large type Polan China
Boar, 1 yr.; 1 iron wheeled wagon; for trade and assume a mortgage.
2 sets harness; 2 sect, harrow; 1 If you want to buy, sell, trade or
hand washing machine; 1 sewing rent, write or come and se E. P.
machine; 2 bedsteads, springs; 1 Dodd. Herald Office.
35-tfc
Hermiston.
50 Yard Dash—Smith, Hermiston;
Mead. Hermiston;
Barbouletos,
Umatilla.
Girls—Divisiono D:—
Basketball Throw—Shepherd, Uma
tilla; Roberts, Umatilla; Geer,
Columbia.
Baseball Throw — Shepherd, Uma
tilla;
Morehouse,
Hermiston;
Geer, Columbia.
60 Yard Dash — Todd, Hermiston;
Morehouse, Hermiston; Roberts.
Umatilla.
The boy’s relay was won by Uma
tilla.
Hermiston won first place in the
track meet with 12012 points;
Umatilla, second with 98 % points;
and Columbia third with 24 points.
SPECIALS
For FRIDAY
When you buy a package
of "Fluffiest" Marshmal
lows you are buying the
finest quality marshmal
lows on today’s market!
‘CALL OF THE PRAIRIE’
SAT. & MON.
MAY 8-9-10.
CHAMPAGNE CHARLIE
Jell Well
Delicious Gelatine
Dessert
MARSHMALLOWS
3 Pkgs. .. 17c
Salt
Notice Fluffiest’s light
creamy freshness — no
gumminess or flouriness.
MORTON’S
Iodized or Plain
Lb. Package
• Shaker
Pkgs. ..
4
/eie
HOPKINS OBEROn
Wm. M. Harvey
THE IDEAL
Mother’s Day Gift
tilla: Knapp. Hermiston: Geer,
Columbia.
Girls—Division B:—
Baseball Throw—Null, Moore, Her
miston; Kennedy, Umatilla.
Baseball Throw—Null, Hermiston;
Moore. Hermiston; Kennedy, Uma
tilla.
50 Yard Dash—Kennedy, Umatilla;
Moore, Null. Hermiston.
Girls—Division C:—
Basketball Throw— McCulley, Her
miston: Harris. Hermiston: Ber
ry. Umatilla.
Baseball Throw — Hower, Uma
tilla: Harris, Hermiston: Mead,
Sunbeam
MIXMASTER
EVENLY— beats more EVENLY—
with Automatic FILL POWER or all 10 SPEEDS
Mixes more
What gift could please wife or mother more than this great
kitchen labor-saver to do all her arm-tiring mixing, mashing,
whipping, beating every meal, every day—all year long. The
food mixer preferred by women everywhere for ita easier
handling—wider usefulness—lasting service. Mixes heavy bat
ters and juices oranges on slow speeds without stalling. Does
all the tiring arm-work of cooking, baking, getting meals. Has
Portable FULL MIX beaters that aerate more thoroughly for
finer results. Mixmaster complete with juice extractor,
$23.25
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
MAY 7, 1936.
THURSDAY,
AIRWAY COFFEE
lb. 15c
FRESH PRODUCE
RICH BRAZILIAN
SEE IT
GROUND - KNOW IT’S FRESH!
Radishes
AND
Green Onions
Bunches
SALAD DRESSING
Rhubarb
5 Lbs.
ARISTOCRAT - SALAD SERVE
Pint
Gallon
Jar
39c
23C
Jar
Wax Onions
Sweet Silverskin
Lbs. ..
CRYSTAL WHITE
29c
New Potatoes
Schaffter Whites
LAUNDRY SOAP
6 Eresh Bright 25c
BARS
Swansdown
CAKE FLOUR
Large
Package .............
42
Karo Syrup
• a
Light or Dark
— Lb. Pall ...............
2 4
03
Hershey’s Cocoa Lb• 12c
Breakfast Cocoa
Junket MIX Chocolate 3
11.
Age
Maple, Vanilla
Lb. Can
$1.09
25c
For Freezer or Refrigerator
12 lb. tin
Orange Pekoe - Black
Ritz Crackers
Purely Vegetable
Pkgs.
43c
Pkge.
Crisp - Oven Fresh
2
Cigarettes
Pkgs.
Raleigh’s, Camels, Luckies or Chesterfields.
Brooms
MONARCH
( 4-tie)
DUSTLESS JANE
( 5-tie)
89c
GALA NUMBER
Dmo “W
Mayonnaise Pint 25c Quart 45c
ARISTOCRAT
Baking Powder 2 Lb. Can
CLABBER GIRL
Wheaties
Pkg.
Whole Wheat Flakes - Ready to Eat.
HIGHWAY MATCHES
17c
Made in the West — 6 Box Carton
We Keep
ROLLED
OATS 9Lb. Bag 35.
Albers — Quick or Regular
YY
extra milk, cream and cot
tage cheese refrigerated
at all times. Just call 75-J
and your order will be de
livered promptly without
extra cost to you. . . .
CHEESE
lb. 20c
NOB HILL „COFFEE. 3 1.63c
THEHERMISTON DAIRY
E. E, Rainwater, Owner
SAFEUAY STORES
PHONE 241
MISTON
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