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THURSDAY. AUGUST 13, 1936. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE EIGHT OASIS THEATRE LOCALS HERMISTON, OREGON Mr and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen left this week for Medford, Ore., on a combined business and pleasure trip. Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Conner, re cently of Stanfield but now of Pen dleton. visited friends here Sunday. Mrs. M. L. Watson is employed at Amsberry’s 5-10-15c store this week while the Amsberrys are on a va cation trip. Henry Molstrom and John Holm gren of Pendleton were business vi sitors in town this week Robert Yeager left Sunday for Walia Walla where he has renewed his connections with the railroad. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Kellogg visited friends here over the week end while enroute to Portland where Mr. Kellogg has been transferred. Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse left Sunday morning on a two weeks va- cation trip which will be spent at Newport and coast points. Joe Reeves is taking a month's leave of absence from the postal service as mail carrier and will be relieved by Jasper Templeton. He expects to spend some time at Flora. Ore., with his daughter. Mrs. Frank Morgan. FRIDAY - SATURDAY AUGUST 14 - 15 DOUBLE FEATURE! ANN HARDING THE Witness Chair Home Town Olympics WEDNESDAY SUN. - MON. • TUES. THURS. . AUGUST 19-20 The town's little "good-for- nothing" makes the moun tains ring with romance! AUGUST 16-17-18 MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Muiical in TECHNICOLOR VIRGINIA WEIDLER ill “GIRL OZARKS” - CHARLES COLLINS FRANK MORGAN STEFFI DUNA OF THE Color Cartoon and Comedy Short Musical and Comedy SEDIMENT TRAP THE MAYTAG • When Maytag introduced the cast- aluminum tub washer, with Gyratator ashing action ness were brought to home washing. But there is another reason why a Maytag makes the clothes so clean and white. It is the sediment trap under neath the Gyratator in the lottom of the tub. The grit and grime collect in this trap, instead of being washed back into the clothes. This is just one of many advantages which won world leadership for the Maytag. Each week a Maytag creates savings to help pro vide the easy payments. Any Maytag available with gasoline Multi-Motor. J. T. Jacoba, district superinten dent tor the Seventh Day Adventist church, was transacting business in Hermiston Monday. Ralph Shafer is in town this week from Athena where he has been em- ployed for several weeks. He is staying at the Ralph Fix home. Wilbur Bloom and son of Seattle, Wn„ are visiting at the home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Bloom. Stamped Goods. Knitting Bags adv. end Tea Towels. Style Shop. Mr and Mrs. Wm. Duncan were called to Portland on business Wed- nesday by James L Quinn, contrac- tor who recently completed the new Union high school building. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weis and Norman Weis and Miss Rosalie Fox of La Grande visited Sunday at the home of Mrs. Weis' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas Clark. Miss Barbara Wessell spent the week end in Walla Walla visiting Miss Gladys Driscoll, who is taking a course at the Morman Beauty school. Mrs. D. F. McGreal of Portland, niece of J. W. Hammon, is visiting at the Hammon home and will spend her two weeks vacation here. Mrs. Dale Blackstone and son re turned Monday from Eden. Idaho, where she was called recently by the death of her mother. Mrs. Edgar Peterson and daugh ter Nancy Gay arrived last Friday to spend two weeks with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer. Her home is in Powell Butte Mr. and Mrs. T. A. County and son and two daughters of Merrino, Colorado, arrived this week and are visiting their two daughters. Mrs. Ray Null and Mrs. A. Morgan. Earl Webb. electrician who in stalled the wiring in the new high school building, was in town this week installing the master clock in the building. Miss Margaret Hedwall is taking a vacation this week from her work in Dr. F. B. Belt's office. Miss Irene Kennings is substituting for her. Virginia Todd, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Todd, left Monday afternoon for La Grande where she will visit for a week with Roberta Winters, who formerly lived here. New line Baby Books and Kimo- nas. Style Shop. adv. Mr. and Mrs. E. Hug of Boardman announce the arrival of a daughter born Tuesday. August 11, at the Hermiston General hospital. Mrs. Ida B. Gordan and two daughters Ardath and Doris Jane of Elgin, and Arnold Wealty visited her sister Miss Pauline Stoop Sun day. The two girls remained to vi sit their aunt for a week. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson left Saturday morning for coast points where they will enjoy a two weeks vacation. Mr. Brownson is manager of the Tum-A-Lum Lumber company here and Mrs. Brownson is librarian Bomar Stiner of Sherwood. Ore., is a guest at the A. Swarner home this week. Sunday Miss Gladys Swar ner and Mr. Stiner were among the 400 people who climbed Mt. Hood. Melvin Finkbeiner of Connell. Wn is the house guest of his bro- | ther and family. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. ¡ Firkbeiner, this week. The Fink- beiners motored to Pasco Monday where they met him. Mr. and Mrs. Howard White of Portland, now of Pendleton, visited Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ‘ enn. Mr. White is working on i the new civic auditorium building in Mr. and Mrs. Pete Berg have moved into the house occupied by the McPhersons. Mr. Berg is man- ager of the Ellis Feed Store and Mrs. Berg and two children moved here from Walla Walla Saturday. Billy Penney, son of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Penney of Stanfield, returned Tuesday evening from a 6000 mile trip taken with his aunt and uncle, Mr and Mrs. Lloyd Russell. They visited Salt Lake city and the Yel lowstone National park. Mr and Mrs. E. E. Rainwater moved into the house formerly oc cupied by Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Baker at the edge of town Wednesday. They have been occupying the house on lower Hermiston avenue. Miss Hazel Branch of Midvale, Idaho, arrived Wednesday morning and will visit indefinitely with her aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs. H. G. Lake who live on Hermiston avenue. They recently purchased the E. E McPherson five acres. Harold Marble returned home Wednesday after spending the past month at Suttle Lake where he looked after the camp. The Ep worth League groups hold their an nual conference at Suttle Lake each week and remained over the and. returning late Sunday. They ___ were Joined in Pendleton by Miss Nola Simons and Ben Conners. The Misses Marjorie and Mary Burnham returned Tuesday morning from Chelan lake in Washington where they had spent the past ten days visiting an aunt and uncle. Mr and Mrs. F. A. Burnham. While there they witnessed the water re absence. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry and gatta on the lake which is an an- family left Sunday morning on a nual affair. vacation trip. They will visit in Portland and spend considerable time at coast beach resorts. Betty Morehouse accompanied them to Portland where she visited relatives CLEANUP before going on to Tacoma to visit on an aunt for the next three weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner and daughter Patsy and son Glenn ar rived here Saturday night to make their home for the remainder of the $1.95 hats at summer. Mr. Warner has been serv ing as pastor of the Hermiston Un- | ion church for the past two months | but his family has been unable to | join him here until now. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Simons and daughter Shirley motored to Bing ham Springs Saturday night of last year. Harold also spent some time in Salem and Corvallis. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnham left Thursday morning on a motor trip to Tacoma and Seattle and other They expect to be coast points. gone about a week. Their daugh ter Mary and Mrs. Mlles Barager will look after the store during their HATS 50c BURNHAM’S Oregon's Leading Food Stores! COMPARE EVERY PRICE! COMPARE—COMPARE—You'll find that Safeway's LOW PRICES ON EVERYTHING will actually mean BIG SAVINGS to you. An ''all-around'' comparison will show that Safeway not only has LOW ADVERTISED PRICES—but ALL our prices are LOW. COMPARE EVERY PRICE—It will save you money. PRICES FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY, AUGUST 14, 15 and 17. MOTHER’S COCOA Airway Coffee Rich Brazilian Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bailey left Wednesday night for La Grande here they met their son and wife. Mr. anti Mrs. W. G. Bailey to leave immediately on a trip which will them to Yellowstone National na and into Texas and Kansas. The V expect to be away for five eel s during which time Mr. and rs ' M. Smith will look after hoir dairy herd. 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