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PAGE EIGHT THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. Raymond Hart, who was on fur lough from the U. S. S. California stationed at San Diego, visited his sister Mrs. Vane Boynton over the week end. Henry Hart, another bro ther of Yakima, Wn.. was also a guest of his sister. Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer and Mrs. J. S. Burnham motored to Pen- I L. W. Douglas were business visit CREAMERY MAN d)eton on business Wednesday. New spring hats in attractive ors in Pendleton and Pilot Rock DIES AT SALEM colors at The Style Shop. adv Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Harvey of Mr. and Mrs. John Pruter ot Pendleton were visitors in Hermis Boardman were business visitors In ton Tuesday. Funeral services for Thaddeus town Wednesday. 85. pioneer Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. Mrs. C. Stevens Townsend. James Nelson of Athena, father E. Baker and Mrs. E. P. Dodd were creamery man who was in business ot Frank Nelson formerly of Her business visitors in Pendleton Mon here for 35 years, will be held at First Friends church, S. E. 35th miston, died at his home Saturday. day. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White were P. F. Häberlein and daughter avenue and Main street, at 2 p. m. business visitors in Walla Walla Paula of Irrigon were business vis Tuesday. He died at Salem Satur day. last Friday. itors in Hermiston Saturday. He was a member of the old Com Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O'Donnell mo Mrs. F. Reiks was in town Mon day and is feeling greatly improved tored to Pendleton last Sunday. Mr. mercial club here and at Hermiston O'Donnell is lineman for the local where he was in business for four following a siege of pneumonia. years after leaving this city. In 1925 Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Martin ot telephone exchange. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Messenger and Mr. Townsend was awarded the gold the Stanfield project were transac Mrs. M. K. Flickenger of Boardman medal of the National Creamery ting business here Tuesday. were business visitors in town Sat Butter Makers association, which Guy E. Griffith, field man tor urday. was in session here, in appreciation The Oregonian, was a business visit Leroy Forber of Echo, who is a of his pioneer creamery work in this or here this week. medical patient in the Hermiston state. Supt. and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen General hospital is getting along After he retired from business he have moved into the house formerly nicely. and Mrs. Townsend moved to Yam occupied by Mrs. Mabel Walker on Miss Viola Krause returned Sat hill county. Born in Monrovia, Ind., Fourth street. Mr. and Mrs. Vane urday evening after a three weeks’ April 18, 1851, he married Mary E. Boynton moved into the Ross house stay in Dallas, Ore., visiting her Hadley of Mooresville, Ind., in 1873. which they vacated. aunt Mrs. Wm. Kraber. She resumed They organized a church at Stewart, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan of her work at the Hunter’s Cafe. Iowa, and on coming to Oregon con Mrs. O. L. Barlow substituted in tinued their religious activities. He, Pendleton attended the Hermiston- Heppner basketball game here Sat the Columbia school the first three his wife and a brother organized days this week for Miss Myrthena and were charter, members of what urday night. now is First Friends church here. Thomas A. Rhea, one ot the foun Martin. Fred Huber of the Pasco Auto Five children survive: Corwin ders of the First National Bank of Heppner, and for whom the well Co., of asco, Wn., was a business Townsend, Los Angeles; Leland visitor here Tuesday calling on the Townsend, Oakland; Ethel Ball, known Rhea creek was named, pas Hermiston Motor Co. Vesta Williams and Ione Townsend. sed away at Hillsboro last week. Miss Sylvia Shutter is spending Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto the week in Walla Walla with rela —Jour nal. metrist who has made professional tives while taking a vacation from visits to Hermiston for 20 years and her duties at Thompson’s Drug store. COW TESTING is known for good optical work at Mrs. Harold Dean returned Tues reasonable prices, will again be at day from a trip to Portland and INCREASES the Hermiston Hotel Thursday, Feb Corvallis. In Corvallis she visited the ruary 25. for one day. Eyes ex state college. Approximately 500 Oregon dairy- amined. Glasses ground and fitted. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wilcox of adv. Heppner were guests at the home men milking about 12,000 cows are of Mr. Wilcox’s parents, Mr. and now members of dairy herd improve Mrs. R. B. Wilcox Sunday. ment associations in Oregon, reports Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spe cialist of Pendleton will be at the Roger Morse, extension dairyman at Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, O.S.C. These associations were star February 24th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 ted in this state 26 years ago when m. adv. the first was organized in Tillamook HERMISTON, OREGON p. Members of the Christian Endeav county. or held a party last Friday night in The value of testing is in making the Union church, to enjoy an eve Friday - Saturday ning of games and entertainment. a permanent record of the produc The Misses Gladys Driscoll and tion and feed costs of each cow in FEB. 19 - 20 Alice Dunn, who are students at the the herd so that "star boarders” can Mormon Beauty School in Walla DOUBLE FEATURE! Walla, were visiting friends and be culled out, better feeding and relatives in Hermiston Sunday. management practices adopted, and Del Christley, who has been con comparisons made between daugh fined to his home with scarlet fever for the past month, was in town ters and dams, says Morse. Perma Thursday, and is feeling greatly im nent identification marks for grade proved following his illness. cows are now being worked out. All fur, shoes and hats will be given away at the Thrift Shop next Wednesday, February 24th. in the COLOR OF LUMBER Union church, from 10:00 a. m. to CHARLIE RUGGLES • ALICE BRADY 4:00 p. m. adv CAMPS SHOWN Eugene Hanby, who is employed All the roisterous color and ex at Grangeville, Idaho, Is home for a short visit. While here he is assist citement of life in the great lumber ing in making repairs on the house camps of the north woods Is brought owned by his father, H. E. Hanby. to the screen in “Come And Get It!” H. M. Sommerer, manager of the Samuel Goldwyn production of Edna Farm Bureau Co-operative of Her Ferber’s greatest novel, which comes miston. and R. G. Penney of the to the screen of the Oasis theatre with Grange Co-operative, attended a Sunday and Monday with Edward Charlie Ruggles - Alice Brady meeting of the Pacific Supply Co- Arnold. Joel McCrea and Frances operative at Walla Walla Wednes Farmer. PLUS SHORTS day and Thursday of this week. This powerful story from the pen Mr and Mrs. Curtis Simons and ot the author of "Cimarron,” "So daughter Shirley motored to Walla Big” and "Show Boat” offers Arnold SUNDAY - MONDAY Walla Sunday where they spent the his greatest role as Barney Glasgow, FEB. 21 - 22 day with relatives at a family re the ambitious chore boy who became MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY union with sixteen members of the a great lumber baron. family present. EDNA FERBER'S Barney gives up lovely Lotta Mor Lavada Bowman and Allen Bow gan, queen of the lumber camps, to GREAT NOVEL! man. who have been visiting their secure his future by marrying the father W. H. Bowman, left Thurs plain daughter of the lumber baron day of last week for Baker where whose wealth and power he finally they have employment. inherits. But the past returns to Mr and Mrs. E. W. West, former haunt him when, years later, he with Hermiston residents now of Grange meets and falls madly in love with Edward Arnold - Joel McCrea Color Cartoon — Country Cousin ville, Idaho, are the parents of a Lotta's lovely daughter and finds all baby daughter born the last week his money and power worthless wea- Flash Gordon Chapter No. 9 in January. She has been named Nancy Loraine. Wednesday - Thursday Mrs. A. F. Rohrman entertained Saturday afternoon honoring John FEB. 24 - 25 Mueller, son of Mr. and Mrs. N. R. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! Mueller, on his fourth birthday. Val entines and red anad white stream ers were used to decorate the room and the afternoon was spent playing BORIS .MS...) KARLOFF games, in story telling and distri buting Valentines. At the six o’clock hour covers were laid for the hon CHARLIE a oree. Ralph Sawyer, Joy Sue Estel, Adolph Rohrman Jr., Frank Muel OPERA kJ ler and Robert Sawyer. The table was centered by a beautifully decor PLUS SHORTS ated angel food cake holding four candles. pone against his own son’s youth. Joel McCrea plays the son, Rich ard. and Frances Farmer plays both Lotta and her daughter. Mady Chris tians is seen as the Swedish Aunt, Karie, and Walter Brennan, who acored as “Old Atrocity" in "Barba ry Coast," has another great role as the Swede lumberman, Swan. vvvvv****9 IRRIGON (Too late for last week.) Jess White and family of Pasco arrived Monday and took up their residence on the Eggleston place west of town which they purchased recently. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Dexter are the parents of a 71 pound baby girl which arrived Sunday. Mrs. Dexter is staying at the Haney home dur ing her illness. The little Miss has been named Myrtle Arlene. Miss Nellie Leicht spent last week end st the McMann home at Arlington. Ray Olmstead took a load of cat tle to Portland Tuesday. Robert Smith trucked a load of hogs and some cattle to Portland Monday. Miss Vonna Jones accom panied him to Portland where she will spend the next two months vis iting relatives. John Smith has been quite ill with the flu the past week. The fellowship meeting at the Pentecostal church Monday was well attended in spite of bad roads and cold weather. Services were held at 1:30, 2:30 and 7:30. The speak ers were Rev. McLaughlin of Walla Walla. Rev. Wyman ot Pasco and Rev. Alloway. A sumptuous dinner was served at the parsonage at noon. Kenneth Mace is again able to as sist with the work at the Texaco station. W. Haney received word of the serious illness of his mother who lives at Marwood, Cal. A. C. Houghton was a Heppner visitor Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Isom and little Donna Joanne were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kendler Sunday. School was not in session Tues day and Wednesday due to a break age in the water system. The Irrigon high school and grade school basketball teams played the Ione teams at Ione Thursday night. They won both games. Marshal Markham spent the week end with his family. Mrs. Minnie Elder came Saturday night to spend a few days with her son. Rev. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs. Erickson, state high way engineer who now live at Bak er, announce the arrival of a baby boy at their home. SORE THROAT with a Cold C han pppppppppopppcépo*pcccccp**ccc** Hc bc0822002 0 8288082804**6 at the HERMISTON TRADING CO Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service BORAX SOAP CHIPS, Large i..............4 for 89e BORAXO, 10 oz. tins.............. ................ 2 for 29e SEEDLES RAISINS .............. ............... 4 lbs. 29e PRUNES, 40-50 Italian............ ...............3 lbs. 23 e PRUNES, Santa Clara, Red & White .... 2 lbs. 20c PEACHES, Fancy Large............................ 1 lb. 17e APRICOTS, Fancy.................................. 1 lb. 24. OATS, Red & White..................................3 lbs. 21 e FLAVOR JELL 4 for 19e OYSTERS, Red & White, 5 oz................ 2 for 33c SANDWICH SPREAD, R. & W., 8 oz.............. MARSHMALLOWS, Red & White .... 1 lb. 17c PINEAPPLE, Blue & White, . .................. 2 for 35c GRAPEFRUIT, Blue & White, 2’s......... 2 for 29e FRUIT COCKTAIL, Red & White, l’s, 2 for 29e 1 lb. tins 30c COFFEE, Red & White......... ..... 1 lb. 25. MART COFFEE ..... 1 lb. 19e EARLY RISER COFFEE ......... lb. 39e BACON SLICED, 5 lb. layer FLOUR - $1.89 Harvest Blossom $1.49 (Barrel $5.83) All Purpose Family Flour ONIONS 10 25c FIRM DRY SUGAR 10 Bunch Bunch 10c 5d 3 doz. $1.00 Lb. Cloth Bag FINE GRANULATED 58c RAISINS 4 29c Lb. Pkg. FANCY SEEDLESS AIRWAY 3 55c RICH BRAZILIAN COFFEE 4 • Salmon Tocan 19c COLUMBIA RIVER CHINOOK WALNUTS Fancy Large LB.. 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PEACHES Libby’s Halves At the first sign of sore throat due to a cold, dissolve three Bayer Aspirin tablets in 1s glass of water. Gargle with this twice II will act almost in stantly to relieve the rawness and soreness of your throat. Al the same time, take two Bayer Aspirin tablets with a full glas of water This acts to combat fever, and cold aches and pains Repeat the treatment in 2 hours if necessary This modern, in expensive way to ease a coid is approved by thousands of doctors Ask for Bayer Aspirin by its full name — not by the name “aspirin" alone. 4 LAUNDRY SOAP FULL CREAM $ « ► < • SHORTENING Extra Heavy - Cutter Edge LB. Famous 1—2—3 Method Now Only 156 SALAD DRESSING * 33c TANG - Perfect for Salads CELERY Crisp Stalks CARROTS Fancy Calif. ORANGES 216 size Sunkist • The Missionary meeting was held Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Baker. Mrs. Ingles acted as leader. Mrs. T. Anderson gave a very interesting report on the book "Women of the Congo." Mrs. J. F. Barlow was quite ill the first of the week with ptomaine poi soning. George Wicklander went to Port land Friday. He returned Sunday, accompanied by his wife and baby. The World's Day of Prayer was observed here Friday by a meeting held at the Messenger home. It was a very interesting meeting but only thirteen attended. Jack Gorham made a trip to Pen- dleton Monday to consult an eye specialist. Mrs. G. McCutchen visited a few days this week at Yacolt, Wn. The town team went to The Dalles Saturday, Feb. 13, to play in the Central Oregon tournament. They won the game with Hood River and played The Dalles for the champion ship, when they lost the first game of the season. Thursday the town team played the CCC boys of Heppner on the home floor and on Saturday they play the high school team. KITCHEN CRAFT • > • • 4 • BOARDMAN STOCK UP YOUR PANTRY DURING OUR 3-DAY SALE! Prices Effective February 19-20-22. 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