THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 193«
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE EIGHT
LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Davis of the
Willamette valley were in town Sat
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Piersol and
family motored to Meacham Sunday.
Stanley Wessell of Pendleton vis
ited his mother, Mrs. Ina Wessell
here Sunday.
Mrs. Carl Rhea of Stanfield left
the Hermiston General hospital for
her home Wednesday.
Children's tuck stitch panties and
vests, 25c. Style Shop.
adv.
J. A. Reeves left Wednesday eve
ning for The Dalles where he will
visit for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline and Mr.
und Mrs. Geo. Genn motored to Wal
la Walla Sunday to spend the day.
Gladys Smith spent the week end
in Walla Walla visiting her par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank W O’Neill of
Grants Pass, Ore., arrived Thursday
to locate here for the winter. Mr.
O’Neill has been engaged as coach
for the Hermiston Union high
school.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
SEPT. 4 - 5
DOUBLE FEATURE!
W.C.FIELDS
ROCHELLE HUDSON
with Gloria Stuart - Robert Kent
PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
SUN. ■ MON. - TUES.
SEPT. 6-7-8
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Dirtcttd by Leigh Jaton. An Edward Small Pioduction
Colored Cartoon and Comedy.
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
SEPT. 9 - 10
ZANE GREY’S STORY
CARTOON, COMEDY, AND
MAGIC CARPET
4
David E. Lofgren, Portland at
torney. was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
Miss Ann Kuble of Spokane, Wn.,
is visiting friends in Hermiston
this week.
Miss Betty Nelson of Seattle was
the house guest of Miss Catherine
McMullen over the week end.
The Misses Mary and Marjorie
Burnham motored to Pendleton on
business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee moved
to Pendleton where Mr. McAtee will
teach this winter.
Anjou pears for sale at Ed Fred-
reckson’s, 1 % miles east of Stan
field, 60c and 35c per apple box. ad.
Mrs. George Briggs accompanied
her daughter Mrs. Nye Berry to
Weston Tuesday, returning Wednes
day evening.
Mrs. W. Kennings returned this
week from the coast where she has
been visiting her daughter for sev
eral weeks.
Miss Edna Gibson returned Fri
day from St. Anthony’s hospital in
Pendleton following medical treat
ment received there.
Mrs. M. G. Hedwall returned Fri
day night from Astoria where she
had spent the past three weeks visit
ing her parents.
Every need for school at Amsber-
ry's.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Pennock
announce the arrival of a baby girl
Sunday. August 30. at the Hermis-
‘on General hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Barlow and
mily were Pendleton business vis
itors Saturday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Hale and
baby of Aberdeen, Wn.. spent last
week end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hale.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring returned
from Dallas Tuesday morning. Mrs.
Qniring had spent two weeks there
and Mr. Quiring motored down Fri
day.
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell
motored to Umapine Sunday to at
tend a meeting of linemen and tele
phone operators and employes.
Anjou pears for sale at Ed Fred-
reckson’s, 11 miles east of Stan
field. 60c and 35c per apple box. ad.
The Misses Gladys Driscoll and
Alice Dunn, who are attending the
Morman Beauty school at Walla
Walla, spent the week end in Her
miston.
Mrs. H. D. Tuttle, aunt of Mrs. N.
R. Mueller. loft. Monday afternoon
for her home in New York City af
ter returning from a four day trip
to Portland and the coast.
J. B. Whitworth of the American
States Public Service commission
called on J. A. Clarke, manager of
the Hermiston Light & Power com
pany early last week.
Philip Estes of Cushing, Okla
homa, arrived Wednesday evening
to join his wife and family who have
been visiting her father, W. H. Bow
man since May.
Mrs. M. F. White and Miss Mil
dred White of Portland visited four
days early this week at the Geo.
Genn home. Mrs. White is Mr.
C.enn’s sister.
National Institute of Music and
Aits preparing and starting orches
tra rehearsals for the season on
Mor day evenings at 7:30. Freder
ick Stolz, Director. Instructor in
violin and steel guitar.
adv.
Mrs. Ruby McMillan returned
home this week from Daniel. Wy
oming. where she has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Geo. Granz, for the
past six weeks.
Miss Neva Richards and brother.
Ralph, daughter and son of Mr. and
Mrs Ralph Richards of the Butter
Creek district, left Sunday for Port-
land and Centralia. Neva, who re-
ently completed a course in busi-
ne
training at Centralia, has ac-
cepted a part time secretarial posi
tion in that city. Ralph will spend
the winter with relatives in Bucoda.
Hugh Driscoll, Kenneth Knerr,
Ellis Coxen. Jack Pace and Oliver
Knerr motored to Portland last
Thursday where they remained un
til Sunday.
Miss Snow McCoy, post office
clerk, left Thursday morning on a
week’s vacation trip. She went as
tar as The Dalles Thursday.
Big line of School Supplies,
priced right at Amsberry’s.
adv.
Capt. G. L. Hall of McMinnville
and Rev. R. D. Lucklider of Tulare.
Calif., spent Tuesday night here
visiting Mr. Hall’s sister and moth-
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner and
daughter Patsy and son Glenn mo
tored to Walla Walla Monday to
visit until Wednesday night with
relatives.
The
Echo
Methodist
Sunday
school came to Columbia park last
Sunday for the regular Sunday
school and worship services, and
stayed for a picnic lunch and pro-
gram.
N. W. O’Donnell, lineman for the
Hermiston exchange of the Pacific
Telephone & Telegraph company,
spent two days this week In The
Dalles placing cable in the new hos
pital there.
We are giving away a $19.90 Ra
dio October 1st. All you have to do
is buy a 15c bottle of Parker’s
Quink. Hurry! Before it’s too late.
Thompson’s Drug Store.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Castric spent
last week vacationing at Astoria and
other coast points. They do not ex
pect to return before the middle of
next week.
Mrs. Mabel Walker and daughter
Beverley and her mother Mrs. Anna
Connor and brother Jesse of Pilot
Rock returned this week from a trip
to Spokane and Tekoa, Wn. They
also visited Coulee dam in Washing
ton.
R. C. Todd returned home this
week from Bend, Ore., where he has
been visiting his son and family, Mr.
anad Mrs. Harry Todd, since April.
The Todds live in a lumber camp
35 miles from Bend where there are
250 families making their homes.
Two-piece desert cloth dresses, sizes
14 to 20. $1.00. Style Shop.
adv.
Mrs. H. W. Klages left Monday for
Spokane where she joined her daugh
ter Jessie of Missoula, Montana.
Miss Klages is a graduate of Kin
man Business college in Spokane
and has been employed in Montana
for more than a year.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Morfitt of
Portland motored to Hermiston last
Saturday for their daughter Bette
who has been visiting her grand-
mother, Mrs. Gretchen Purdy of the
Columbia district for the past two
weeks. Betty will be a junior at St.
Helen’s hall this winter.
According to word received here
Waldo Rhea has regained conscious
ness and is feeling much improved
following his recent accident. On
his way with a driver to Spokane,
called by the death of his wife, the
door came open, it is presumed, and
Mr. Rhea fell out fracturing his
shoulder and receiving other inju
ries. Mr. Rhea lived on Butter
Creek for a number of years and is
well known here.
86) COOK WITH ELECTRICITY
and be sure !
Payment Plan
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September 10,11,12
LOW RAIL FARES
a UNION
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PACIFIC
HORSE RACES
EACH AFTERNOON
Except Sunday
— Range gives you accu
rate, automatic control of
cooking heat and simplifies
the art of good cooking.
General Electric Hi-Speed
CALROD Heating Units
make electric cookery faster
and cheaper. No flame, no
fumes, no soot. A dozen
G-E models to select from.
EXHIBITS
Livestock, Poultry, Art,
Agricultural, Industrial.
Textile. Produce
Night Horse Show
Also Kellogg Arabians
Platoon of Cavalry
Amateur Contests
ENTERTAINMENT AND
AMUSEMENT FOR ALL
Adm. 50c
Children under 14 Free
Hermiston Light & Power Co.
UMATILLA, HERMISTON, STANFIELD & ECHO.
2-DAYS ONLY * Friday and Sat
BUY FOR THE 2-DAY HOLIDAY — ALL STORES CLOSED MONDAY — LABORDAY — SEPT. 7.
LIBB Y’S Canned Meats
Ovaltine
THE FOOD BEVERAGE
Size
Tin
Deviled Meat %
LARGE
$1.00 Size Can
LIBBY’S
12 Pin 19c
Roast Beef
LIBBY’S
FILL
1 Size 0g
2 Tin 2*
Vienna Sausages
class
Sliced Beef 22
LIBBY’S
UP
FOR
THE
12c
100% PURE
PENNSYLVANIA
Deviled Ham
2 Tin
$1.43
GALLON CAN
Med.
Tin
Veal Loaf
LIBBY’S
HOMINY
59c
Penn-Rad
LIBBY’S
LIBBY’S
/GO
PENDLETONS,
Pari-Mutuel
Large
No. 2 12 Can
14c
10c
OXYDOL
FOR INSTANT SUDS
Large
Package ..................................... — 2*
1 0.
Van Camp’s
5 Bars 23c
TOILET SOAP
White King with Wash Cloth FREE
NOB HILL COFFEE L. 22c
Satisfies the Most Discriminating.
Large
Pkg.
23c
Tall
Cans
23c
Pint
Bottle
10c
Mayonnaise
Aristocrat Brand - For Your Finest
Salads.
°AR" 39c
The New Butter Wafer.
3
MILK
Federal or Maximum Brand
LIME RICKEY
Airway Coffee
The Mild. Mellow Flavor of Brazi
lian Coffee at its best.
g p.
or Ginger Ale - Pale Face
WALDORF TISSUE Roll 4c
ZENITH
Wrapped Rolls
6 Box
Carton
MATCHES
LONG DISTANCE
Keeps the
I
FARM RADIO
% 50
WITH WINCHARGER
And Every New
Exclusive Feature
• Tell-Tale Controls
$A 0),0)6
• Lightning Station Finder
• Split -Second Re-locater
L—
DOWN
• Voice-Music High Fidelity
Control
2 Bottles 39c
For Jams and Jellies
Battery
RIPE OLIVES
of Your
LINDSAY - Medium Size
Zenith
Charged by Air Power
Special Price — De Luxe Model,
Tall Can
SUNBRITE
Can
10c
5c
CLEANSER
WAXED PAPER
8 oz.
Pkg.
when purchased at same time as
MINUTE
the new Zenith Economical Farm
CREAM o WHEAT Xe23c
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
AMERICA’S MOST COPIED RADIO . . . Always a Year Ahead
12c
White King
Granulated Soap
Regular prices . . . $44 50 and
$29 50
These astonishing new Farm Models operate from a single 6-volt storage
battery. They use no A, B, or C dry batteries ... no dry batteries at
all. See us at once . . . Find out about this famous Zenith Farm Radio
Wincharger Combination.
FLUFFIEST - This is Marshmallow
time.
LB.
gp.
15c
TAPIOCA
n—
Marshmallows
DIAMOND - 125 Ft. Roll
$15: Utility Model $10 —only
Radio.
- Pimento - Brick
American -
Pennant Brand
24
or. 19c
T at $1.49
Fine Granulated
FLY SPRAY
Quart
43c
Sandwich Spread
ARISTOCRAT BRAND
FLY-TOX - In Bulk
P&G SOAP
" 19c
8 Bars 25c
Regular Size Bar
HERMISTON
PHONE 241
Canterbury Tea
BLACK
k.49C
GREEN
IE. 35c