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OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON. OREGON OCT. 30 - 31 DOUBLE FEATURE! Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Roas are the parents of a baby boy born at the Hermiston General hospital October Mrs. Carl Brown was released 24th. He has been named Laney from the Hermiston General hos William. pital Wednesday. Mrs. Sol Ediger and son Ernest Harold Throop returned this week from Yachats. Ore., and plans to re are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. main in Hermiston with his mother, Al Quiring this week. They returned with them from Dallas. Ore., Mon Mrs. C. A. Lynch. day evening. Mrs. Ediger is Mrs. Finest candies, always fresh at Quiring's sister. Amsberry's. adv. Ask about the Silverware Offer at ’s. You can get a set of Mr. and Mrs. J. Moyer and family Amsberry beautiful silverware at a ridiculous- left Tuesday morning for Everett, adv Wn.. to visit Mrs. Moyer’s sister and ly low cost. family for a week. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Weis of Grande and Mrs. Don Jackson of Wilbur Scott of Yakima, Wn., was The Dalles spent the week end at visiting at the P. A. Power home the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. early this week. He arrived Sun Clark. day and expected to leave Wednes day. Clarence Planting, president of Yarn gloves, all sizes, 39c and the Columbia Christian Endeavor 50c. The Style Shop. adv. Union, of the Holdman district, was a business visitor in Hermiston — Tuesday. Clarence expects to leave James Barber, who was injured in Saturday for Boise, Idaho, to enter an accident Saturday night, was Bible college. taken to Portland Thursday morn ing by Jimmie Montgomery, to con Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Clark and son sult a bone specialist. Vern of Clarkston. Wn., visited Mrs. Wm. Davis motored up from Thursday of last week at the home Hood River Saturday and her daugh of Mr. Clark’s brother, Chas. Clark. ter Norma Davis returned with her. They were enroute to California to Miss Davis was called to Hood Riv visit their daughter. er because of the illness of her aunt, Boys' helmets, 29c and 50c, at Mrs Fred Cox, who is in The Dalles Amsberry’s. adv. hospital. C ARTOON SUNDAY - MONDAY NOV. 1 - 2 JACK HOLT in ZANE GREY’S END of the TRAIL PLUS SHORT FEATURES TUESDAY - NOV. 3 THE BIG NIGHT! Starring LOCALS Mrs. Vane Boynton returned Sun day from The Dalles. INSPECTOR Thanks a Million Watch & Clock Repairing SPECTACLE FRAMES RE-BUILT WATCHES I DICK POWELL PLUS SHORT FEATURES : WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY KCV. 4-5 1 : A. W. BEHRMAN WATCHMAKER HERMISTON OREGON Radio Louie Three ambitious husbands with. I —Expert Radio Service— TWO DOORS EAST OF some young ideas about marriage I find their wives are just a few | I LECION HALL - EAST MAIN ideas ahead of them! « t_____ ______________ _________ “Three Married Men” ; PLUS SHORTS le. G. BLAYDEN REAL ESTATE I ACLNT FOR COUNTY LANDS i and FEDERAL LAND BANK : BOA1 DMAN....................... OREGON n / "I? " O 2 FOR BEAUTY ANO Mrs. W. L. Clark of Clarkston. Wn., is the house guest of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark, this week. She expects to return home the last of the week. Two items tor the price of one. Wm. L. Graham, deputy from the plus one cent. Hundreds of items to Department of Real Estate at Salem, choose from. Remember the dates. called in Hermiston Thursday morn Nov. 4, 5, 6 and 7, at Thompson’s ing. Drug Store. adv FRIDAY - SATURDAY C. A. Lynch and R. H. Stockard returned last week from Bly, Ore., each with a deer, after spending a week in the mountains hunting. Geo. Ray returned from the mountains also with a bear. Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hedwall, Mr. and Mrs. David Mittlesdorf, Miss Eva Wilcox, R. C. McReynolds, Ray Higgins, Jake Ray and Tom O’Gra dy spent last Sunday in the moun tains near the Ellis Guard Station hunting. Miss Lois Jackson, Miss Mary Brissenden and Bill Brissenden of Portland, and Carrol and Bob Bris senden of Bonneville, Ore., spent the week end at the home of Miss Jack- son's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson in Minnehaha district. Mrs. Geo. Beddow returned last week from a trip through Iowa, Minnesota and Wisconsin, visiting relatives at various points in the three states. Two days before she reached the home of her sister, Mrs. Mary Glynn, the sister was injured, and died five days later. A _ If YOU MANTA HEALTHY HAPPY ATP . . S herwin -W illiams STUCCO AND CONCRETEfPAINT Keeps dampness out, warmth in .. ; lowers fuel bills 111 cuts down repairs . : : makes a beautiful home: PAINT NOW . . . PAY LATER Ask us about the S-W Budget Payment Plant s-w Porch and Deck Paint......................Quart $1.17 ELASTIC Roof Cement s 1 65- Black.................. Y Seain ends. Elo-lac) durable in one. Rich “ One pint to 2%e a customer, valu... 1A. lqc Self Polishing Floor Wax , e w Flo-Wax 12-51.29 Enamel so w‘"rnifure, w.) Onetoa Cusome Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. HERMISTON, OREGON PAINT HEADQUARTERS Mrs. C. R. Moore entertained with a birthday dinner Monday evening in honor of her daughter Wanda on her fourteenth birthday, A beau- tifully decorated birthday cake with fourteen candles centered the table, Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Mathew Gordon, Marguerite Rain water, Mrs. R. Moore, Gene Moore and the honoree. A shower honoring Mrs. Harold Hunt was given at the home of Mrs. R. L. Addleman in Columbia district Thursday afternoon of last week. Those present were Mrs. Carl Jack- man, Mrs. J. H. DeMoss. Mrs. Laura Allen, Mrs. J. Conrad, Mrs. Richard Jones. Mrs. C. L. Hall, Mrs. A. T. Kauffman. Mrs. R. L. Addleman, Mrs. Victor Addleman, Mrs. James Allen, Mrs. R. H. Stockard, Mrs. J. Wix. Mrs. J. A. Shipp, Mrs. Glenn Wade, Mrs. J. H. Ryland, Mrs. O. Buell, Mrs. Gage, Mrs. H. Hooker, Mrs. Chas. Moore, Mrs. Waldo Dyer and the honoree. Other entertain ment besides games enjoyed was a reading by Mrs. Demoss and Mrs. Dyer. New handkerchiefs at the Style Shop for 25c to 35c. adv. i Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Barlow and family returned Sunday from a ten day stay at the home of Mrs. Bar- low’s parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Tillson at Meacham. Mr. Barlow spent some time hunting but had no luck in bagging a deer. Mr and Mrs. Ralph Shafer and son Wilford, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Throop and daughter Patricia of Yahats, Ore., arrived Wednesday morning to visit friends and rela tives here until Sunday. Mrs. Earl Carson and son returned with them after visiting there for more than a week. Can you imagine getting 3 tubes of Rexail milk of magnesia tooth paste for only 26c? This is only one of the money saving values at the ONE CENT SALE. Nov. 4, 5. 6 and 7 at Thompson's Drug Store. adv Mrs. Alma Sltts of Vernonia. Ore., who has been visiting her niece Mrs. C. A. Lynch, and her brother Omer Nickerson, visiting his daughter here, left Monday morning for Spo kane where they are visiting Mr. Nickerson's brother. Mr and Mrs. John Wix of Butler. Montana, arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs. Wix’s sister, Mrs. A. T. Kauff man It is their first trip to the coast and they will spend the win ter in California. It has been seven years since the sisters have been to gether. S. A. Anderson, Jr., entertained at dinner at his home on the North Hill honoring Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Miller following their marriage Tuesday. October 20th. in Walla Walla. Covers were placed for Mr. and Mrs. Miller. Mrs. Roy Coxen. Mr and Mrs Peter Castric and the host. Rev. R. R. Finkbeiner, Mrs. E. E. Rainwater and Miss Omega Sater at- •ended a sub-district meeting of the Methodist church Tuesday afternoon at the Pendleton church Rev. Nor- man McKay of Walla Walla. who waa for three years pastor and mis sionary In Nome. Alaska, gave a lec ture in the evening. Beginning on Sunday. November 8th. the Pilgrim Holiness church will hold a meeting every night at 8:00 o’c’ k except Saturday night. Rev. John R. Orkney of Raymond. Ws.. ill be the evangelist Special singing and music will be featured every evening and the public Is In vited to attend. Hermiston Trading Co Red & White Store Prompt and Courteous Service FLAV-R-JELL MARSHMALLOWS R & W Gelatine Dessert FREE Hallowe'en Booklet with each pkg. « Ha Pound .......................... 4 1 FRUIT COCKTAIL GRAPEFRUIT Ready to Serve. 35c Dozen Tall Cans . Meat Department VEAL STEAK MUTTON STEAK POUND 29C Lbs. VEAL ROAST MUTTON CHOPS 39c Lbs. POUND FREE DELIVERY PHONE 341 yoashwss V) FLOUR »PRICES HARVEST BLOSSOM $1.49 $5.79 49 sag BARREL (4 sacks) SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY - SATURDAY AND MONDAY. Macaroni 3^ 19c Mince Meat 2.9. 25c Palmolive Ban 5c High Grade Raisins FANCY SEEDLESS 4 Lb. Pkg......................... 25c In Bulk Complexion Soap HALLOWE'EN SPECIALS The Wool Growers’ Auxiliary will meet Friday, November 6th. at the home of Mrs. Neil Robertson on But ter Creek, at 2:00 o’clock in the af ternoon. Hostesses will be Mrs. H. T. Fraser, Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, Mrs. Thos. Campbell and Mrs. C. M. Jack- son. Commencing November 1st there I will be one milk delivery daily un- I til further notice by Mrs. A. P. Gar- ner and Grant Bailey. adv. JA THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1936. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TEN DATES Cheese POP CORN 2185. 19c Big Pearl FULL CREAM Gum Drops 2 lbs 25c 22c Pound 21.25c Fresh Pitted Fresh Monsters Chocolate Drops 21.25c Assorted Flavors Matches Tomatoes Hominy Jell Well Pumpkin 5 g a. 14* Beans Cocoa Corn HIGHWAY 6 Boxon ........... 15c Walla Walla - No. 2 12 Cans YOUR CHOICE Van Camp’s - No. 303 Tall Cans. ASSORTED CUBE FLAVORS Pkgs......................... cans RayMal - No. 212 Cans. Our Choice - Green Cut. GOLDEN BANTAM WAVERLY Great Northern - No. 303 Cans Lb. Can PRODUCE SPECIALS— FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY! Bings LB. ÏÛC PKG. Newest thing in butter crackers. Romes or Delicious Health Soap Large Crisp Heads Sleepy Hollow - Pure Cane & Maple For Jack o' Lanterns Rich Brasilian Coffee Thick Meated - Green Shortening Arizona Seedless Apples Box 69c Life Buoy 2“"’ 15C Lettuce 2 9c Syrup IrT3SC Pumpkins' »gc Airway Ln 15« PeppersALs 15c Jewel 4..59C Grape Fruit 7^ Z5c HEADS MONEY-SAVING CASH STORES
