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Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felt house were 1 Mias Marnie Smith spent Thanks Thanksgiving holiday visitors in giving day in Pendleton at the home of her sister. Mrs. Leo Baker. Portland. Miss Emogene Paul spent Thanks Miss Snow McCoy visited over the ' Thanksgiving holidays with her sis giving with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paul, in Pendleton. ter and family in The Dalles. Buy Christmas Gifts for the en Miss Lavina May Lynch was in adv. Walla Walla over the Thanksgiving tire family at Amsberry’s. Mr and Mrs. Al Quiring were holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Elkins of business visitors in Pendleton Mon Portland spent the Thanksgiving day. Mr and Mrs. E. M. Souders of holidays with Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan. Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. El Boardman were here Saturday Mrs Gladys Smith spent the kins are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Smith and Thanksgiving holidays with her par HERMISTON. OREGON family spent Thanksgiving week ents in Walla Walla. She returned end visiting relatives in Albany. Sunday evening. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Epperson made Mr. and Mrs. Julian Morfitt and a business trip to Pendleton Satur daughter Bette and eon Robert of DECEMBER 4-5 Portland spent Thanksgiving on the day. spent Thanksgiv project visiting Mrs. Morfitt’s mo DOUBLE FEATURE! ing A at W. his Behrman home in Kennewick. Wn. ther. Mrs. Gretchen Purdy. Beautiful Christmas Cards. low Mr. and Mrs. Verne Burrel spent adv. the Thanksgiving holidays visiting priced at Amsberry’s Miss Ruth Dodd, who is a student relatives in Bend. Ore. .Mr. Burrel is at St. Helen's Hall in Portland, a junior high school teacher here. Madeleine CARROLL and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Udey and Mrs. spent the Thanksgiving holidays Thoa. Sink, mother of Mrs. Udey, with her parents. Mr and Mrs. E. Georze BRENT were Pendleton business visitors Fri P. Dodd. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fix were day. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Follett were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. Thanksgiving dinner guests at the and Mrs. Ralph Thornberg in the home of Mrs. Follett's parents, Mr. Westland district. Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wells and and Mrs. Wm. Lindner. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodward and family were Thanksgiving dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. In PLUS SHORTS. stone at Lena. Mrs. Instone and Mrs. Wells are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser and SUK. - MOK. - TUES Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Martin were At Prices you can Pay! Thanksgiving day dinner guests of SEE DECEMBER 6-7-8 Mr. and Mrs. Neil Robertson at their MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY home on Butter Creek. RADIO LOUIE Mrs. Walter Wilson of Baker, a Jean Arthur and Joel McCrea niece of Mrs. Rose Lawson of Her- miston. spent from Sunday until this week with her aunt. Watch & Clock Repairing Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Nelson of Ranier, Oregon, visited at the home Spectacle Frames $2.50 of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hamm over | the holidays. The Nelsons publish A. W. BEHRMAN the Rainier Review, a weekly news WATCHMAKER paper. HERMISTON OREGON Cartoon and Comedy Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Franz, who have been visiting Mrs. Franz' mo ther and father. Mr. and Mrs. J. , Scott, for the past few weeks, left WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Monday for their home in Daniel, DECEMBER 9-10 I Wyoming. Box of three handkerchiefs. 15c Wednesday Special Night —Expert Radio Service— to 50c per box. The Style Shop. ad. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson who TWO DOORS EAST OF The Tones Family Burning : live one mile west of town were LEGION HALL - EAST MAIN pleasantly surprised on the eve of Un the Highway in Thanksgiving when Mr. Wilson’s brothers. S. A. Wilson and T. A. Wilson and their families of Van couver, Wn.. and Mrs. Wilson’s sis à ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Alton Sisson was called last week | REAL ESTATE Dunafon. also of Vancouver, arrived - AGENT FOR COUNTY LANDS to spend Thanksgiving with them. but did not answer. t and The table was set for 22 on Thanks J FEDERAL LAND BANK giving day. The Wilsons came to PLUS SHORTS ‘BOARDMAN.................. OREGON Oregon from Denver more than a .year ago. Evelyn Ford has returned to her studies as a student in the Eastern Oregon Normal school at La Grande. Miss Eleanor Briggs, who teaches near Salem, spent the Thanksgiving holidays in Hermiston with her par* ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Briggs OASIS THEATRE Wives Never Know The Case Against Mrs. Ames RADIANT HEATERS Mr and Mrs M. C. Barager re turned Sunday evening from a mo tor trip which kept them away for nearly three weeks. They visited in Seattle, Portland and Yakima. Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eye-Sight Spe cialist of Pendleton, will be at the Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday. December 9th. . Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. adv. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. McNealy of Patterson. Wn.. were visitors in Her miston Monday. Mr. Patterson is an extensive turkey raiser in that sec- tion. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jensen and Miss Abbie Holden of Omaha visited friends in Hermiston Thursday eve ning. Mrs. Jensen was a schoolmate of Mrs. Georgia Henderson, and had been visiting in Colville, Wn. Miss Julia Colpits and her mother Mrs. Cecil Colpits of Pendleton were guests of Miss Norma Davis Tues day and Wednesday of this week. Guests at the L. C. Dyer home on Thanksgiving day were Mrs. C. E. Baker.. Mrs. Georgia Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring and Miss Betty Carlin who is visiting her aunt and uncle here from Colorado. Mrs. Rena Waterman's three sons and their families spent Thanksgiv ing with her here. They were Mr. and Mrs. Harold Waterman and Al- len and Marilyn of Bend: Mr. and Mrs V. B. Waterman and Mary Jean of North Bend. Wn.; and Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Waterman and Phyllis and Buddy of Portland. They re turned to their homes Saturday. Radio Louie Back to Nature ; C. G. BL AYDEN 55)7-------------- "—— is" "tr —Er2/275" " . -2205. GAIN NEW ONES BY OUR COUR TEOUS SERVICE AND PROMPT DELIVERY................................................ Hermiston Dairy Harvey Payne and W. G. Webber, Props. PHONE 891 Dr. V. V. Bain, state inspector of high schools for the Department of Education at Salem, visited the Her miston schools Wednesday in com pany with J. A. Yeager, county superintendent of schools. ! Donald and Eugene Housden, who | for the past week have been visit ing at the home of their sister Mrs. Roy Ford, left for their home in Washington Sunday. Ernest Housden remained with the Wests and Fords for the winter. Mrs. Frank Morgan is visiting her father J. A. Reeves here. Mr. Mor gan is stationed with the highway department at Condon but expects to be transferred to Pendleton soon. Mr. and Mrs. E. Schofield and daughter Patricia and son Robert of Vancouver. Wn., spent from Wed nesday until Sunday with Mrs. Scho field’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner. Patricia remained with her grandparents to visit until Christ mas. FIG BARS Fresh Whole Wheat or Ginger Snaps 25c Pounds POP CORN Large Pearl 29c 3)..... TELL-TALE CONTROLS . . TAKE THE A GREAI GROWER -CONSUME R WINESAP APPLES BOX ROME APPLES WINESAPS Ox ROMES BOX TISSUE Crackers WALDORF All Krisp - Sodas or Grahams 10... 39c 89c 8 1.25c — 2 LB. BOX Peanut Butter ‘SAK” Real Roast OVER A SCORE OF BRILLIANT Pork & Beans eANs IOC White King 39« Van Camp's FEATURES MATCHES Favorite Brand 6 Box Carton 3 I HOPE TO RETAIN ALL CUSTOMERS AND START NOW to do your XMAS “Saving" by being a preferred CASH CUSTOMER of your nearest SAFEWAY store! Big Xmas Savings are in store for you! Begin this week end. _________ 1______ _ MYSTERY OUT OF RADIO TUNING DAIRY AND HERMISTON aleway.. . "ENLT1937 / WE RECENTLY TOOK OVER THE DEC. 4 - 5 & 7. “27 “20500 AGAIN! 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Can 19c HONEY SCHILLING'S SKOVBO’S MOTOR OIL 2 can $143 10,th 89c Pen Rad - Eastern DOG FOOD 22 ..$1° KENWOOD - Lb. Cans AS LITTLE AS $10.00 Down LIPTON'S TEA 79c Black Orange Pekoe MIXED NUTS SMOKE SALT ,0( : 89c MORTON’S Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. $1.49 Harvest Blossom Never before have any radios been so II 2 lb. box 59c Shredded Wheat CAMAY WITH THE X98C Ultra Fine - Guaranteed to Please Special Sale of Canned Peaches Libby's or DeiMonte HALVES or SLICED NO. 2* CANS ... CANS . 19c $1.00 39 ave at Safeway inDecember
