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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUR THURSDAY. JULY 9, 1936 Miss Dorothy Mudge of Aberdeen, . Mr. and Mrs. John Pace, Jr., left A. W. Behrman spent the week Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman left Wn., spent the week end as the for Portland Sunday afternoon Tuesday for Wallowa county where end in Kennewick, Wn. where John has accepted a position Howard Harris of Los Angeles. they spent two days combining busi house guest of Mrs. Roy Hale. Cal., spent last week with his par Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry have with the S. P. & s. Railroad. He ness and pleasure. has been employed at the Umatilla ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Harris, in Sunday visitors at the Lewis rented the J. M. Norton bouse on Field Station office and at the Assis Pearson home were Mr. and Mrs. Minnehaha district. He came Tues Hermiston avenue and will occupy tant County Agent Sawyer's office Geo. Kendler, Sr., Umatilla, Chas. day morning via United Airlines it as soon as minor repairs are com Anna Ray Martin is now acting as Barham and bis mother, Mrs Allen, and returned Friday. clerk at Mr. Sawyer's office. Mrs. Paul VanPatten is employed pleted. Rudolph Klinger of Lexington and ( Continued on page 2) and Ed Hall. Fred Pettyjohn of Ione were in at the local post office as assistant. Sylvia Campbell, of Portland is Mrs. James O’Grady of Seattle. visiting her grandparents, Mr. and town Wednesday on business. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Osborn spent Wn., is the house guest of her son, Mrs. Thos. Campbell this week. She i the Fourth in Freewater with their T. O'Grady. She expects to be here is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. | for two weeks. daughter and family. Don Campbell. Mrs. C. C. Clinesmith returned Miss Maxine Paul of Pendleton Miss Marjorie Burnham spent the | was a guest of Miss Helen Dunning Wednesday morning after spending week end with her parents, Mr. and ten days with her daughter, Mrs. E. Mrs. J. S. Burnham, and her sister I over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McPherson and H. Elkins at Dayton, Wn. Mary, who motored to La Grande daughter Jean spent from Thursday Melvin Follett is employed at the with her Sunday afternoon. Mar- j until Monday evening at'Centralia, Thompson's Grocery this week dur jorie is attending summer school at Wn., and other coast points. ing the absence of Vane Boynton the Eastern Oregon Normal. Rankin who is on a vacation trip. Stewart and Marvin Mrs. Geo. Briggs left Wednesday | played with the Pendleton Ameri- Mr. and Mrs. Jens Skovbo have afternoon for Weston, Ore., to visit | can Legion Junior baseball team at spent the past week at Seaside vaca her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. I Walla Walla the Fourth. tioning. They returned Wednesday. and Mrs. Nye Berry, for the next I Frank A. Burnham of Chelan, Morris Pierson who teaches in the two weeks. Miss Eleanor Briggs re Wn., is visiting his brother J. S. Kinman Business college in Spokane turned from Weston this week af-1 A regular yearly feature—Our Big Burnham this week. spent the holidays in Hermiston vi- ter visiting her sister. JULY SALE—5-Days of "Red-Hot” Mrs. D. W. Neill spent Wednesday siting friends. Mrs. W. W. Felthouse went to Ya Prices that will TAKE AWAY afternoon and Thursday at her home Mr. and Mrs. J. Herbert Swarner kima. Wn., Monday where she visi YOUR BREATH! These "SIZZ- on Butter Creek. She accompanied have returned to Corvallis after ted her son Bill Felthouse until Fri LING” prices will be the talk of Hermiston! Come early while stocks L. D. Neill who was in town on bus- spending a few days at the home of day when Mr. Felthouse and daugh are complete! ! INCLUSIVE iness Wednesday. Mr. Swarner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. ter Margaret and son Gale motored Legs of Mutton, 17c lb.. Red & Alfred Swarner. to Yakima for her. White Store. adv. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Heliker and Percy Mulvaney of Portland spent Guests at the O. M. Clark home Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eubanks of the Fourth here with his wife and over the week end were Mr. and Ione spent the Fourth with Mr. and daughter who are visiting their aunt i "Airway” Mrs. W D. Crandall and Emery Mrs. Harold Rankin. and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Dar Pure-Rich Crandall and family of Brewster, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hale and Mrs. ling, Mrs. Mulvaney's father. Pris- Brazilian Wn. The former are Mrs. Clark’s Boss of Portland visited Mr. and by Maulding of Blodget, Ore., also parents and the latter her brother. Mrs. Roy Hale here and friends and visited here over the Fourth. “Our Mother’s” relatives in Echo over the week end. Pickling cucumbers at G. W. Me A smashing Crackens. 3 miles east of Geo. The two men are brothers. value hit! ! Strohms. adv. Miss Edna Turnblad. who is em Little Gayle Emory of Pendleton ployed in Pendleton, spent the holi spent last week with her grandpar- "All-Crisp” in Hermiston with her parents. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Attebury, at Sodas or HERMISTON, OREGON days their Butter Creek home. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turnblad. Grahams Joe Hawkins and family of Mutton Steak, 2 lbs. 29c. Red * Adams, Ore., spent the Fourth of FRIDAY - SATURDAY adv. July in Hermiston attending the White Store. "Rosedale” JULY 10-11 (Gladys Smith of the Hermiston celebration. Jane Hawkins walked Sliced SQUAT TIN • Beauty Shoppe left this week for away with several of the prizes dur No. 11 flat DOUBLE FEATURE ing the day. Portland where she will spend the Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Kingsley and next ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Miller and two Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Elliott sons Ronald and Lynn of Portland SPRINGS and niece Miss Loraine Wright of visited over the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. . A. Hine- Pendleton spent the Fourth at the line in Minnehaha district. FRANCES LANGFORD SIR GUY STANDING home of Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce. CRISP Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Foster and Smooth - Local Foster’s Mr. and Mrs. Richard Falzholz daughter Eleanor, Mrs. SOLID U. S. No. 1 ’ s and family of Seattle visited at the mother. Mrs. M. J. Draper, and Miss Mary OYeend, all of Walla Walla. I home of Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harding were week end guests at the home j MARSHMALLOWS - 8 7c last week. They returned to their of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Seeliger. home Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O'Donnell left Pendleton spent the Fourth of July LIBBY’S PINEAPPLE — 10’s — 59c early this week on a vacation trip in Hermiston with their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd. to Portland and other points. Mr. Mrs. Dodd returned with them to VAN CAMP’S TOMATO SOUP - 5c O’Donnell is lineman for the Pacific spend several days. Telephone & Telegraph comany in Gerald McKenzie, who is employed I as chemist for the Longview Pulp & | CRYSTAL WHITE Laundry Soap — 10 29c this district. Will Rogers' Memorial Reel! Fiber Co., at Longview, Wn., spent | Mrs. Don Isom of Irrigon is. as- the Fourth and part of this week Full Cream sisting in Dorothy's Beauty Shoppe with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. CAMAY TOILET SOAP 3 14c SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY Mild American this week while Mrs. Geo. H. Kend- McKenzie. Fully aged. JULY 12 - 13 - 14 Fourth of July guests at the home 1er, regular operator, is recuperating JELLO of Mr. and Mrs. V. C. Smith were MATINEE 2.30 SUNDAY from a tonsilectomy. Mr. and Mrs. Lud Smith and Mr. A. R. Roberts of Umatilla was in and Mrs. Frank Harvey of Kinzua. town Wednesday. Mr. Roberts does Ore.; Mr. and Mrs. Art Myers and placer mining in the Columbia river Mrs. James King of Fossil. Ore.; Mr. below Umatilla. He is planning a and Mrs. Mason Myers, Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Smith and Mrs. May Hardie "Aristocrat”—Pure-Rich—QT. JAR • • - trip into the mountains in the near and daughter Jean of Hermiston. IN future. The occasion was a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Tiffany, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harry Connor and “Harvest JANUARY family left Tuesday on a ten day Emma Jane Tiffany. Bob Richmond and Miss Juanita Nuckolls of Port TISSUE—Now wrapped! — • Blossom" vacation trip to coast points. Jack land. Harold Pace and Charlie Span CARTOON & COMEDY Downing and Everett Rainwater are gle of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. John 49 working in the Hermiston Mercan Pace of Hermiston, all spent the LBS. week end at the home of Mr. and tile Co-operative during his absence. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Mrs. J. M. Pace north of Hermiston. Idaho White or Red. Mrs. H. B. Darling and grandson JULY 15 - 18 Fred Rankin left Tuesday on a trip HIGHWAY MATCHES - 6 15c which will take them to Cleveland, Ohio, where Mrs. Darling will at- LIPTON’S TEA 79c “Ray-Mel” tend the national Townsend conven- Whole Kernel tion. They will return by way of GOLD DUST Soap Powder 18c No. 2 tins the southern route through Califor- nia. SILVERDALE CATSUP 49c BINNIE BARNES Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jackson and K VI HARINE NEXANDER TOMATOES - 3 33c son accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Paul tw MONTAGU / th LOVE VanPatten as far as Union, Ore., SCHOOL HOUSE TOMATO JUICE - 2 15c last Friday night where they visi- MUSIC BY ted over the Fourth. Mr. and Mrs. MILK — 2 15c Van Patten motored on to Halfway, Stranger than Fiction and “Alber’s” Ore., where they visited Mr. Van SUGAR 3 19c Minute or Short Musical. Patten’s parents. Regular Mrs. L. C. Dyer and grandson Hart Bloom returned to Hermiston Sunday evening after spending the Handy Buffet Tins SACK "E. past two weeks in Tacoma, Wn. They had accompanied Mr. and Mrs. • Wm. Bloom to Tacoma, hut after vi siting there the Blooms motored in- CLEANSER—Does not scratch. to California and will return to Her- | miston about July 20th. “Great Northern” Extra Quality Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Carlson of San ! No. 2 tins Francisco were visitors at the J. A. j The modern SHORTENING Serell home this week. They are on | Local Happenings MO SAVING CASH SALE 5 - DAY See our store for complete list of ^Cash Sale” values COFFEE lb. 15c 3 63 44c COCOA 2 lb. carton 13c CRACKERS 2 lb. carton 19c GIANT Oc PINEAPPLE OASIS THEATRE NEW SPUDS BANANAS 3 lbs. 19c CABBAGE 22c lb. “Fluffiest” - oz. pkg. Crushed Small tin CHEESE bars — Special! - Fruit Flavors lb. * 18c WALDORF 4 rolls 1 5e BEANS SUTTERS GOLD . CORN DANCE OATS Hot Sauce 3 tins 10c Old Dutch 3 tins 9 lb. 35c ZENITH AMERICA’S MOST COPIED RADIO ALWAYS A YEAR AHEAD The ultimate in fine cabinet de signs plus every advanced feature for better radio reception. Europe, South America or the Orient every day or your money back ! ! ! — ELECTRIC OR BATTERY MODELS FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOUR OWN HOME. Oregon Hardware 8 Implement Co. HERMISTON, OREGON 10 lbs. 35c Carton of boxes Yellow Label Lb. Tin - Large Package Giant No. 10 tin Solid Pack - Large 212‘s - for Libby’s - 1’s tall — for All brands in stock tall cans Brown or Powdered lbs. SAT., JULY 11 at Westland The Hot Shots 3 packages 17c MAYONNAISE 20. FLOUR CAPTAIN bars PEAS CRISCO 3 lb. tin a motor tour which will include points of interest in Canada, and in returning they will visit Yellow- stone and Glacier National Parks. They will be accompanied by Otto Serell. Mr. Carlson 1s a nephew of the Serell’s. Genuine Raby Beef Steak, Red A adv White Store. Jimmy Montgomery and his mo- J. Sheets of VanWert. th er Mrs. Iowa, and Ed Hall, motored to Port- land, Astoria and Seaside over the week end. The trip was the first ___ _ by Mrs. Sheets on the Pacific made coast and she reported enjoying It immensely. Mr. and Mrs. W J. Warner and grandchildren Patríela and Edward Schofield left Tuesday morning for Vancouver. Wn.. where they will visit their daughter and son-in-law. Mr and Mrs. E. C. Schofield. The two children will remain at their home after spending several weeks here with their grandparents. Char- lotte Ralph also accompanied them 3 tins 25C 2 pkgs. 15c SUGAR SPERRY’S PANCAKE FLOUR - 9.8 lb. sack 59c Pure Cane Buy NOW for canning! SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP - Large 5 lb. tin 63c SACK $5.89 POST TOSTIES Fresh stock DEL MONTE GRAPEFRUIT - No. 2 tin 3 for 39c PUREX BLEACH KERR MASON JARS Quart* 11c — 12 gal. 19c Quarts — Dozen 69c JELS-RITE Fruit Pectin — 8 oz. 2 for 25c MOTOR OIL 100% Pure Pennsyl. 2 gal. tin $1.43 PHONE 241 IOS’S 61c HERMISTON BISQUICK Delicious biscuits in a jiffy! Large 29c
