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PAGE FOUP THURSDAY, JULY 23, 193S THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY • SATURDAY JULY 24 - 25 DOUBLE FEATURE! Richard Arlen i art J in Harold Bell Wright’s $ THE MINEW IRON DOOR fay There are no thrills like THE FIRST KISS THE FIRST YEAR! and “The First Baby” with Johnny DOWNS - Shirley DEANE PLUS SHORT FEATURE. SUN. • MON. - TUES. MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY The first outdoor picture ever filmed completely in color! FEATURES. PLUS SHORT SHO WEDNESDAY THURS JULY 29 - 30 CUPIDI go0‘ Mr and Mrs. E. P. Jarmon and Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Harr were Miss Gladys Driscoll, who has Mrs. Chas. Duvall was compli- daughters Shirley and Opal, and been employed at the Hermiston Ho- mented at a shower Monday after- accompanied to Yakima. Wn., last Mrs. Geo. Briggs and Marion Briggs week by Mrs. Laura Morria and Miss motored to Tollgate Sunday where tel for the past three years, plans noon by Miss Pauline Stoop, The Pauline Morris, where they joined they spent the day picnicking and to leave Saturday for Walla Walla party was on the lawn at the home Mr. and Mrs. Herman Luper and to take a course in beauty culture of Mrs. Levi Reeder and a very motored to Rainier National Park ----==■' ---------------— enjoying the mountain scenery. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Sawyer left Miss Emogene Paul left Wednes Monday on a two weeks' vacation at the Morman Beauty School. Misa pleasant afternoon was spent. Guests They spent two nights in the moun day for Seattle to visit relatives for which will be spent in the moun- Leona Williams will fill her place at included Mrs. E. E. Rainwater. Mrs. tains and returned to Yakima Sat urday, and came to Hermiston Sun the next week. C. J. Jackson, Mrs. W. Dyer, Mrs. day. They reported that the weath Sawyer is assistant the hotel. Mr tains. Miss Jean Anderson of Pasco, county agent stationed here. Mathew Gordon. Mrs. D. W. Neill, er was delightful in the park. Wn., was the house guest of Miss Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke were in Mrs. Catherine Warren of Valle- Mrs. Bauer, Mrs. W. Duvall, Mrs. Ruth Dodd over the week end. Walla Walla Sunday, returning Mrs. C. R. Moore and daughter jo. Cal., was an over night guest of. ----- < - Herbert Hedwall returned Sunday Mrs. Gertrude Sanders one day last home late that evening accompanied C. D. Ellis, Mrs. A. M. Smith, Mrs. Wanda, who have been visting in from a week spent at coast points week She also visited Mrs. Milton by Mrs. L A. Warner, mother of C’ J. W. McMullen. Mrs. Wm. Mikesell, Tacoma, returned to Hermiston Wed vacationing. W nesday morning. Mrs. Moore will ac Casseday in Columbia district, The Warner, pastor of the Hermiston Mrs. J. R. Harding, Mrs. Union church, who will spend the Turnblad. Mrs. W. C. Morehouse, company Mr. Moore on a Townsend Ellis Moyer went to Burns. Ore.. two were girlhood friends. Mrs. J. A. Clarke. Mrs. Belle Pynn, lecture tour and Wanda will remain Sunday morning on a business trip Miss Mary Jane Myles of Hum week visiting here. and returned Thursday of this week. bolt, Iowa, has been the house guest Mrs. L. A. Warner of Walla Walla, here. They are guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blessing of Mrs. F. Moore. Grandma Ellis, Mrs. Mrs. A. T. Kauffman. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson of her aunt. Mrs. A. H. Norton, for spent Sunday in the mountains pick the past ten days. She left Wednes Portland visited at the home of Mr. W. A. Hineline, Mrs. Roy Neill. Mrs. Alice Wagner returned this ing huckleberries. day night for California where she Blessing's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Saylor. Mrs. Ralph Say week from Vancouver, -Wn., where Mrs. Gus Lindner in Columbia dis- lor, Mrs. J. Skovbo, Mrs. C. Linder. The Interior of the telephone plans to visit for a month. she had spent the past ten days. building is being re-done this week D. W. Neill of Pine City was in trict this week. The couple are Mrs. Troy Linder, Mrs. E. P. Jar- by E. O. Comegys. newlyweds, having been married re mon. Mrs. A. Morgan. Mrs. Al Qui- Win. Kerschner of Portland is town Tuesday on business His cently. Mrs. Blessing was Mrs. Gertrude Sanders accompan daughter Bernice returned with him Miss ring. Mrs. A. Buhmann, Mrs. Levi employed at the First National ied her sister. Mrs. Llewiyn Brow after spending Monday here visit- Dorothy Knispel of Portland, and Reeder, and the Misses Shirley Jar Bank for the next few weeks. nell and son Robert of Umatilla, to ing her mother at the home of Mrs. Russell is a former resident of Her- mon. Esther McMullen, Catherine Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White are Walla Walla Tuesday. miston and the son of Mr. and Mrs. McMullen, Margaret Clarke, Marga Levi Reeder. driving a new Chevrolet. W. L. Blessing. Robert Sewell, nephew of Mrs. C. ret Felthouse and Gladys Elwood. Dennis Hunt, small son of Mr. (Additional locals on page 1) A. Lynch who has been visiting and Mrs. C. L. Hunt, is in the Her- here since the Fourth, returned to miston (General hospital with his home in Portland Tuesday morn badly crushed hand received while ing. he was near a hay derrick, It was Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell re necessary to amputate two of his turned Sunday from a two-weeks’ fingers. vacation spent with relatives and Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith of Ti- friends in Portland. Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Belt spent the gard. Ore., visited over the week week end in Portland looking after end with Mr. Smith’s parents, Mr. business and visiting relatives and and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mr. Smith is athletic coach in the high school friends. *0 ■ * 1.7 at Tigard. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Attebury re- Mrs. Lois Stacy of Lewiston, Ida turned Monday evening from the ho. was in the Hermiston General mountains where they went Friday hospital Tuesday being treated for to pick huckleberries. bruises and shock suffered when her James Todd, carrier on route No. car left the highway and overturned __________ 1, is ill at his home this week. Bill near Umatilla. She was enroute to Logan of near Umatilla Is substitut Portland. ing for him. Mrs. Ruby McMillan left Satur- Miss Eleanor Briggs left Tuesday day for Daniel. Wyoming, where morning for Weston to spend the she will visit for the next month next few days with her sister. Mrs. with her sister and brother-in-law, Safeway was sounded on the principle of Selling PRICES FOR FRIDAY - SATURDAY Nye Berry. for Less—for CASH. With READY CASH, we Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Franz, who are W. H. Shepherd of Umatilla, head former Hermiston residents. are enabled to secure Cash Discounts FOR YOU. AND MONDAY railroad mechanic in the machine Other People’s BAD ACCOUNTS are not charged Floyd Mathers, who has made his shops at Umatilla. Is receiving medi TO YOU at Safeway. No DELIVERY EXPENSE is cal attention in the Hermiston Gen home at Pine City for the past two added to the cost of YOUR groceries. Why years, left Tuesday afternoon for eral hospital this week. shouldn’t you save on ALL THESE THINGS. Virginia Clark of Pendleton is vi Echo where he visited relatives un- (They don’t make your groceries any better.) Use til Thursday night and left for siting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. your SAVINGS for NEW HATS and STOCKINGS. F. M. Guiwits. She is the daughter Toledo where he expects to be em- Try Safeway's CASH groceries this week end— ployed in the mills. of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Clark. you’ll be delighted with the S A V I N G S ! ! ! R. A. Smith, government inspec- Mrs. Maude Huff is in town again Nothing quite as refreshing tor for the PWA high school build this week after visiting her son and as a tall clicking glass of daughter in Idaho for two months. ing project here, and Mrs. Smith Canterbury Iced Tea. Try attended the democratic rally at. She is staying at the Carter apart this delicious blend today. Emigrant Springs Sunday. Harvey ments. Note the unusualy economy! DeMoss, local postmaster, also at- The Misses Louise Holzmeyer of BLACK - ORANGE PEKOE Dundee, Ore., and Irene Morgan of tended. Among Hermiston people who Corvallis, were . week end house 1 lb 1 Ec 12 ib. • Ec the mountains ■ uests of Miss Betty Ralph From spent Sunday in Pkg. —a Pkg. 4. here they went to Wallowa Lake to were Mr. and Mrs. Paul VanPatten. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Pierson, Mr. and spend the next two weeks. POUND Miss Gladys Driscoll was compìI- Mrs. James Todd. Mr. and Mrs. Har PACKAGE mented Tuesday evening at a beach vey Payne. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wood party on the bank of the Columbia I ward, and Mr. and Mrs. AI Cable. — JAPAN GREEN — Mr. annd Mrs. G. W. Belt and river at Umatilla. A group of her | friends entertained her at a fare- daughter Marylyn of Kevin, Mon well party since she is leaving soon ' tana. were house guests of Mr. and for Walla Walla. Among those pres- Mrs. W. W. Felthouse last week. Mr. ent were Mrs. Laura Mortimore. Belt. Mr. Felthouse and daughter Bernice Wahl, Marnie Smith. Gladys Margaret went to East Lake near i'h. Barbara Wessell Arthur E Bend to fish during the early part pranre, Floyd Carnes Hugh Dris-of the week. They returned Friday PURE CANE " Hugh Neill and Craig Percy and reported fine catches. SALAD DRESSING LOCALS k CANTERBURY TEA Jels-Rite JANE WITHERS TOM BROWN MARSHA HUNT JACKIE SEARL PLUS SHORT FEATURES HERALD WAIT ADS PAY USE THEM! 2 bottles 49C 1C 12 Ib. 20c 25c LB. Nalley’s Tang QUART JAR .... 32°. 29c ...... $5.89 io LB. Bag — Cloth 61c JACK WANTED THE WHOLE FAMILY TO ENJOY PART OF LIFEBUOY TOILET SOAP 3 Bars 19c Pork & Beans VAN CAMP’S PALMOLIVE and LUX r HIS BONUS SO HE V BOUGHT A NEW CRACKERS All Krisp - Sodas or Grahams - PICKLING SPICE 2 box 19c Lb. Cans 8 &. 19c In Bulk. VAN CAMP’S SOUP 4 cams 25c VEGETABLE— SWEET PICKLES RADIO Exceptional Value SWANS DOWN Jar 29c PRE. 25c 1 PKG. GRAPENUT FLAKES 1 PKG. POST BRAN 2 PKGS. POST TOASTIES PACKAGES ALL FOR 29c CAKE FLOUR— gal. 25c VINEGAR Eun Pure Cider - Full Strength for Pickles. PURE LARD 8 lb. pail $1.19 HERSHEY’S COCOA Pquze 12c Tomatoes FRESH - FIRM - RIPE Breakfast Cocoa YOU TOO CAN BUY NOW AND PAY LATER SLEEPY HOLLOW LBS Pure Cane & Maple Syrup Ih y Æ' % A If you’re a veteran with an old radio and need a new all-wave model we say you're entitled to it. That's why we offer you our Veteran’s Special Trade-in Allowance, on the beautiful 10-tube superhetero dyne illustrated This is a regular new Zenith 1937 model as shown In the latest Zenith 1937 catalog, just issued. Contains all the new startling features. Investigate. When visiting our store be sure to state you're a veteran. 35c : g PINEAPPLE Libby’s Rosedale - Whole Slices. AIRWAY COFFEE 345c OUR BIGGEST SELLER— 1 11 ÏJ Oregon Hardware 8 Implement Co. HERMISTON, OREGON FLAT CANS " W K.C. Baking Powder 835c “8 DOUBLE ACTION— PUFFED WHEAT 2150 QUAKER’S - Delicious Breakfast Dish.
