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THURSDAY, MAY 21, 193« THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX Miss Frances Tigglebeck, first grade teacher, was confined to her home Tuesday with chickenpox. Mrs. W. A. Hineline is acting as substi tute. Local Happenings Lee Slocum and son Jack of Hepp Fred Huber of Pasco, Wn„ was a ner were here Tuesday on business. business visitor here Wednesday. Miss Crystal Horn of Pilot Rock Mr. and Mrs. Orvll Widman of Attalla, Wn., spent Sunday at the was the house guest of Miss Helen Jendrzejewski Friday of last week. home of R. H. McAtee. C. F. Seits left Tuesday for St. Paul, Minnesota, where he will spend the summer with relatives and looking after business affairs. He has rented his 20-acre farm north of town to S. J. Mead. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Wald of Seits plans to visit in Sait Lake Ci Stanfield are the parents of a son ty and Ogden. born Tuesday, May 19th, at the Hermiston General hospital. He has Miss Marjorie Burnham arrived been named James Vernon. home Saturday to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Morehouse Burnham, after teaching at Gurdane Richard of Portland and grandson for the past year. Her sister Mary spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. motored over for her Friday and and family. The two C. Morehouse they returned Saturday. Miss Mar are brothers. jorie has signed a contract to teach Mrs. A. Buhmann is visiting her in the Bird school near Pilot Rock son and family in Fort Rock, Mon next year. tana, this month. She expects to return with her son the latter part of May when he will motor to Her- miston after several colonies of bees. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds Mrs. R. D. Estle is a medical pa and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson tient in the Hermiston General hos- were Pendleton visitors Sunday. pltal, but is reported as improving. Pretty new line of 10c and 15c Wm. M. Harvey, of the Columbia stamped goods at Amsberry’s. adv. school has accepted a position with Miss Marian Henderson who the United States Forest Service for the summer as lookout and will be teaches at Duncan spent the week stationed at Mount Emily, a few end at her home here. miles north of La Grande. This will Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry were be Mr. Harvey's fourth year in this Pendleton business visitors last work. Wilson has returned Mrs. Thusday. to her home after a month’s visit coast Her daughter, Gladys Leland F. Morehouse of Seattle on the Johnson and son, returned with her spent Sunday with his parents Mr. for a visit here. and Mrs. W. C. Morehouse. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON | FRIDAY - SATURDAY MAY 22 - 23 DOUBLE FEATURE! MARLENE OItTRIC# and GARY COOPERin and “Here Comes Trouble ” with PAUL KELLY ARLINE JUDGE PLUS SHORT FEATURES SUN. - MON. - TUES. MAY 24-25-28 MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY The Funniest Picture of his Career ! MILKY /WAY- Cartoon—Mickey’s Grand Opera Roaring West - Chapter No. 10. WED. ■ THURS. MAY 27 - 28 WHEELER & WOOLSEY in "The Rainmakers” with DOROTHY LEE There’s a howl in every drop when it rains — an uproar in every downpour, and a pot of giggles at the end of the rainbow! Color Cartoon..—. Neptune Non sense. ..Comedy — Radio Barred. Cooked food and flower sale, Fri The Misses Fay and Dona Foster day, May 29, Safeway Store. Farm of Dayton, ,Wn., spent the week end Bureau Auxiliary. Funds used to with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. send delegate to 4-H club summer F. Foster, here. adv school at O. S. C. Mr. and Mrs. O. O Felthouse mo- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson tored to Prosser, Wn., Sunday where they visited Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wal were Portland early this week. Mrs. J M. Shipley, mother of Mrs. Thomp ler, former Hermiston residents. son, who has been visiting here, re Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ingles, and the turned with them and then went on Misses Mary Harney and Clara Ruff to her home at Salem. of Boardman were in Hermiston Fri- Mr. and Mrs. Orville Ray and Mr. day night of last week. and Mrs. Milton Ray, all of Port- Buck Ogley, who is employed at land, spent last week end here with the Joe Dyer ranch, spent the week Mrs. Orville Ray’s brother and sis- end in Walla Walla and Yakima ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jack- son. visiting friends. Mrs. Geo. Sale, Sr., of Messner Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Cochran are and son George, who is attending the parents of a baby daughter, Klnman Business college in Spo- named Kathleen Anne, born last kane, were in town Friday. week at their home in Silverton, Ore. Mrs. Cochran will be remem- R. G. Penney, manager of the bered as Marjorie Mullins. Stanfield Grange Co-operative, has been confined to hts home because Dr. A. E. Marble motored to Mea- of illness for several days this week. cham Sunday, accompanied by Mrs. A. M. Tillson, who has been visiting Graduation cards and gifts at her daughter and family, Mr. and adv. Mrs. O. L. Barlow, and Harvey Amsberry’s. Payne. Miss Carolyn Cramer, Pete Cauff- man and Carl Bonner of Walla Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Gehrts and Walla were guests of Miss Ruth two sons and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dodd Monday evening. Gehrts and daughter of Cushing, Mrs. Fred Faude, who has been Iowa, arrived Wednesday and are the house guest of Mrs. W. J. War- visiting Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Strohm. ner for the past month while visit- The Strohms and their house guests ing friends, left Wednesday for her are from the same town in Iowa. home In Portland. Mrs. Andrew Rintoul and two children of Bonneville, and Miss Erwin Couch has been a patient Eleanor Briggs of Salem, arrived in the Hermiston General hospital Thursday to visit their parents, Mr. for the past two weeks. He I is re- and Mrs. Geo. Briggs. Miss Eleanor ported as improving. will spend the summer here, but Mrs. Rintoul will spent a week. Tom Lenhart started moving his house to its new location on Gladys Thrift Shop Sale May 28 and 29, avenue Wednesday, and expects to have it on the recently purchased from 2:00 in the afternoon until 8:00 in the evening. Both worn and property by the last of the week. new things. With each 50c purchase choice of any article on give-away Mrs. H. E. Hanby left Sunday for table. adv Spokane, Wn., to join Mr. Hanby who has been making improvements Mrs. Cline Huston, Mr. and Mrs. on apartment property which they Frank Parker and Mrs. Ben Ander own there. Their son Eugene, who son of Heppner, were in Hermiston has been assisting his father with Saturday calling on friends. They the work in Spokane, was called to had attended the Morrow County a position in Grangeville, Idaho. Eu Pomona Grange Council meeting at gene recently completed a butter Irrigon. maker's course at Moscow. Idaho. Mrs. Chas. Taylor and Mrs. T. O’Grady motored to Yakima, Wn., Tuesday of last week where they at- tended a lecture by Mrs. Geo. Sim- mons, writer for the Saturday Eve ning Post. They looked after busi ness matters while there. Humid A Kold Air Conditioned Electric Refrigeration by MONARCH The MONARCH "Humid-A-Kold" series of modern electric refrigerators offers the latestdevelopment indomestic refrigeration. Air circulation, which automatically main tains the necessary moisture in storage compartment prevents dehydration of foods. Covered containers for all foods are not necessary. Foods keep fresh and wholesome and do not dry out or absorb strong flavors. The “D” Series of MONARCHS, incorpor ating this feature, is designed to meet every home requirement. A variety of sizes of fers optional food storage space, as well as freezing capacity. The exteriors are mod em in design, finished in beautiful White or Ivory-Tan Dulux, trimmed with attrac tive Chrome hardware and modern black bases. Interiors are porcelain enamel. Prices from $119.50 up Oregon Hardware & Implement Co Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan, ac companied their house guest. Mrs. C. Anscough of Portland, to Yaki ma, Wn., Sunday on a motor trip. Mrs. Anscough arrived last Wednes day and is spending the week. Carl R. Moser, American Legion Department Adjutant, and J. W. Va liant, Department Executive Com mittee Comrade, were guests of a group of Legionnaires of the local post Tuesday noon, to discuss de partment and district problems. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons and daughter Shirley and Miss Sylvia Shutter motored to Walla Walla Sunday where they spent the day at a family gathering in celebration of L. E. Simon's birthday. The group of relatives and friends gathered on the shore of the lake in Walla Walla In order to surprise Mr. Sim- ons. Mr. and Mrs. Newt Grinstead daughter accompanied Mr. and Mrs Simons from Helix. —% ==------ POULTRYMAN FAVORS EGG Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke, ac companied by Mrs. Delle W. Pynn, returned from a trip to Everett, Wn., Thursday. Mr. Clark says that the Puget Sound district is being generally improved with evidence of the smaller acreages near the city centers being taken up and im proved. Crops look exceptionally fine in that area. PACKING PLANT HERE (Continued from Page One) ing a close study of the poultry business. While they say they like their own ways with their chicks and hens, they follow largely the rules usually recommended by high er authorites. Prices for MAY 22-23-25 IOO% PURE PENNSYLVANIA I MOTOR DIL e Save Half on your oil bill— Use PENN-RAD, genuine 100 per cent pure Pennsylvania Motor Oil—the world’s most economical Motor Oil! None better at any price! PENN- RAD can be compared only with premium oils costing you 30c and 35c per quart. Why pay for expensive distributing methods? We buy direct in carload lots, thus making a TREMENDOUS SAVING for you. GALLON Sealed Can 5 GALLON CAN $3.19 Post Tosties 2 Package 15c or KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES Snowflakes 2 Lb. Carton 29c OXYDOL or Honey Maid Graham Crackers Sleepy Hollow - 33c Granulated Soap LARGE PACKAGE 21c Pure Cane and Maple Syrup COFFEE MORE DAYS LEFT — FRI. & SAT. — Of our Big Coffee Week Sale. Don’t Miss Our Spe cial Price Offer on this Quality Vacuum Packed Coffee. 2 2 Lb. Can .... ..................... 41c Peet's Soap Granulated 40 Ounce Package . Tomatoes No. 2 % Cans Ice Cream Powder 3 PRes. 25c 3 CANS ..... __________ _ New JELLO - In Six Flavors - It’s Delicious Airway Coffee 3 Loe. 49c 100% Pure Brazilian Blend. Ripe Olives 2 Tall Cans 25c California Medium Size CANNING SUPPLIES Make Safeway your headquarters for Canning Supplies — Greatly reduced prices on all jars and fixtures over last year. A Sample of Safeway's New Prices— Scot Towel« Kerr Mason Lids Size 3 Doz. 25c 3 Rolls 25c Paper Towels for Kitchen Use Laundry Soap 10 Bars 29c Tomato Sauce Taste Tells 4 15c CANS ................ O.K. Soap Yellow Bar 3 BARS 10c Mustard Bronson’s Prepared QUART JAR ... 19c WHITE KING WallaWalla Peas "cal 10c SUN LADEN BRAND PRODUCE SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SAT ONLY! H. D. Bagley and family moved onto the Dr. Norris Jones place in Columbia district Saturday. They purchased the place this spring but remained in their present location until school closed last week at Stanfield. The property is near the Columbia school house. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White left Sunday for Roseburg, Ore., on a week's vacation trip to attend Grand Lodge for the Odd Fellows and Re bekahs. as specal delegates from the I Hermiston lodge. They also expect | to visit other points during the week and will return next Sunday. The second of two bridge lunch eons were given Wednesday of last week at the home of Mrs. H. T. Fra ser with Mrs. Fraser and Mrs. Ar ietta White acting as joint hostesses. High honors were won by Mrs. Ger ald White and consolation by Mrs. L. C. Todd. Radishes, GREEN Onions Bunch 2c LETTUCE Local 3 Heads 14c GRAPE FRUIT slate: 6 for 25c TURNIPS Nex 3 Bunches 1 0c PICKLES Rosedale — Sweets QUART BOTTLE 33c OATS Mother's Premium PACKAGE 25c SAFEUAY STORES PHONE 241 MISTON
