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THURSDAY, MARCH 11. 1937. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE EIGHT -----■■' ■-------■■■ ■"■' " ■"--=--------==------------------------------ Homer Reeves of tbs New York Life with headquarters in Portland was in town Tuesday calling on old friends. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Eskelson and family of Heppner spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wil cox. Major and Mrs. O. L. Babcock of Mr. and Mrs. W. Hineline Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Grider of Irrigon were in town Friday on bus were week end visitors in Milton. Pendleton were transacting business iness. Jay T. Pierson, assistant county in Hermiston Saturday morning. Mr. The Misses Nora Johnson, Blanche agent, motored to Union Wednesday Babcock is superintendent of the In Mission near Pendleton. Harmon and Esther Sibert were visi- accompanied by Mr. Cline of Milton. dian Easter novelties at Amsberry's. ad Joe Connelly of Holdman made a tors in Walla Walla Saturday. W. W. Felthouse made a business business call in Hermiston Tuesday. Mrs. Geo. Sale and daughter Zel- trip to Portland Wednesday. D. W. Neill and son Harold and ma of Messner, Ore., were visitors Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mathers of Pine here Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Stone were City visited Mrs. Neill at the home Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reeder Sun day Mrs. Neill is staying in town Mrs. Harvey Payne. Dr. and Mrs. F. Belt returned late while receiving medical treatment. HERMISTON, OREGON Mr and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds Wednesday from Portland where Dr. Belt attended a meeting of medical and Mr. and Mrs. Herb Hedwall mo tored to Pendleton Sunday where men. Friday - Saturday Rayon Knit Dresses, $2.95 each, they were dinner guests of Mr. and MARCH 12 ■ 13 until Tuesday, March 16th, at Burn- Mrs. Frank Morgan. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore spent adv. barn's. DOUBLE FEATURE! Mrs. A. F. Rohrman, Mrs. N. R. Tuesday in Long Creek visiting Mr. Mueller and Mrs. Al Quiring mo- Moore's sister and family, Mr. and Warner Baxter - June Lang French. tored to Walla Walla Saturday to Mrs. in Clark Paul of Pendleton and his spend the day. M rs. o. o. Felthouse was accom- sister Maxine Paul, who Is a student pan led to Walla Walla Monday by at Kinman business college in Spo Mrs. J. A. Clarke and Mrs. A. H. kane. were visiting in Hermiston Saturday evening. Norton. Mrs. Lester Stoop of Enterprise. Frank Cramer of Boardman was Ore., and Mrs. Chas. Clark of Her- a business visitor in Hermiston miston returned Tuesday night from Monday. where they hav espent the Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd were Medford past ten days visiting a sister who with guests at the home of Mrs. Dodd's ANN DVORAK parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander is A ill. large delegation of young peo- SMITH BALLEW het Sunday in Pendleton. HARRY CAREY s from the Epworth League socie Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Marble and pie ty of the M. E. church plan to at were Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson William Siatrom. RKO-RADIO PICTURE tend the mid-winter institute at The Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Dalles Friday, Saturday and Sunday. PLUS SHORTS Mrs. Harvey Payne. Curtis of Pilot Rock is mak Miss Lavina May Lynch and Miss ing Zelda home with Mr. and Mrs. H. Ruth Morrison and Ladrew Mosh- L. her Payne while attending high berger motored to Portland over the school, SUNDAY • MONDAY She is a freshman and en week end. MARCH 14 - 15 16 Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner and rolled in school the first of Febru- family and Mrs. C. E. Baker mo ary. MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY The Wool Growers’ Auxiliary met tored to Pendleton Saturday on bus at the home of Mrs. E. D. Martin in iness. Shirley Dances and Sings. Hermiston last Friday afternoon. The Townsend club will hold a Assistant hostesses were Mrs. F. B. cooked food sale at Hermiston Trad Swayze, Mrs. F. C. McKenzie. Mrs. ing Co. store Saturday, March 13, Cassidy and Mrs. Roy Hale. adv from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. Mrs. Ralph Richards is with her Miss Marjorie Burnham spent the son Ralph, Jr., who was operated week end at the home of her parents upon three weeks ago for mastoid In Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnham from a Centralia. Wn.. hospital. He is her school near Pilot Rock. getting along fine and was taken Mrs. Bessie D. Young of Portland home from the hospital Thursday of who owns a farm on the Meadows last week. Cartoon and Flash Gordon No. 12 near Stanfield was a business visit Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman and or in Hermiston this week. were guests of Mr. Rohrman’s B. J. Nation and son Myron made family Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Rohr a business trip to Salem early this parents, man, in Pendleton Sunday. Wednesday - Thursday week leaving early one morning and F. B. Stuart of Stanfield was a returning the same night, business visitor in Hermiston Tues- MARCH 17 - 18 Sam Nudo of Stanfield made a day this week, Mr. Stuart states business trip to Salem last week that of and Mrs. Stuart plan to WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! with a truck load of fancy baking make be trip some time next month potatoes which he delivered to the to St. a Paul, Minnesota, where they Buseck Food Stores. Inc., in Salem. will visit their daughter and family. -Rte" hi NF Rayon Knit Dresses, $2.95 each dessert luncheon will be held at TIIEODOITA until Tuesday, March 16th, at Burn- the A home of Mrs. W. M. Marbut of ham's. adv. Echo, Friday. GOES WILH» March 12, at one o’ Mrs. A. M. Tillson, mother of Mrs. MEIV YN DOCCI ts clock. The luncheon is sponsored O. L. Barlow, is ill at the home of by the Officers' club of the Eastern \ ( olumbia Piet tare her daughter. She has lived on a and is a benefit party. Mrs. farm near Meacham for the past Star Marbut will be assisted by Mrs. M. year. W. M. King. Mr. and Mrs. H. Rawson and Coe, Mrs. The picture vou can’t afford to and Mrs. W. H. Quick left family motored to La Grande Sat- last Mr. Saturday miss. for Tachachapi, Calif., urday where they remained over in company with Dr. Harold Schlot- PLUS SHORTS the week end. They returned Mon thauer and his father John Schlot- day night. thouer, where they will visit for two weeks with their daughter Madge and son Bert. Enroute they visited another daughter Muri who is in college. New Line Beautiful line of Easter goods at Amsberry's. adv. WASH FROCKS Minnehaha residents who visited $1.50 - $1.95 the sale at the D. F. Depperman ranch on Butter Creek. Tuesday, were W. G. Rodda. B. F. Fletcher, CHILDREN'S DRESSES Geo. Pearson, and also Gaylord Mad- Ison. Twenty-seven head of horses 394 to $1.00 were sold and all farm machinery. Donald DeMoss returned Wednes- Children’s - Adults day morning from Tempe, Arizona, where he spent the winter, He visit- POLO SHIRTS ed in Salt Lake City and was the Popular Prices guest of H. Griffin, manager North west Turkey Growers' association, i 754 to 984 who attended the annual turkey Ail tour and picnic held here last Aug ust. s WHITE PURSES Morris Pierson, instructor in Kin man business college In Spokane. 50c to 984 Wn.. accompanied by the Misses Ju lia Colpitts and Maxine Paul, of tcdmtntasste? LINGERIE I snessaimlaresee! Pendleton, and Jack Cooney of Uma tilla. also Glenn Pierson, all stu 254 to 754 dents of Kinman. were in Hermis- ton Saturday visiting friends and relatives. They had Saturday as a SLIPS holiday and motored to visit here Satin - Crepe - Cotton over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider 49c to $1.95 entertained at dinner Sunday hon oring F. J. Harkenrlder on his 78th birthday and also Miss Anita Paul WHJTE BELTS son of Pendleton, on her birthday. 10c to 254 Other guests were Miss Edith Har- kenrider of Estacada. Ore., who is at the home of Ralph Richards on Butter Creek, and Mr. Richard*. Mrs. Richards is with her son in Bucoda. Wn . and Miss Harkenrlder is staying here during her absence. Among those attending the dis- trlct basketball games at Arlington Saturday afternoon and evening were Mr. and Mrs O. O. Felthouse. Logan Todd. C. Warner. Allan Clarke. Nina Rae McCulley Pauline Stoop. Jim Jackson. Jane Jackson. Supt. W. G. Kersbergen and Day- ton Harris. Those going down Friday were and Mrs. H ar- old Rankin. Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring. Helen Dunning. Helen Ralph. Claudine Hale. Virginia Wells and Mrs. Geo. Harkenrlder. Our new store arrangement makes it possible for us to handle many Count the Ball Bearing* in the jar correctly more Items that you need in your home every day. Try Amsberry's and we will repair your lawn mower FREE. 5-10-1 Sc Store first. adv. — Come in and see us for details — Mr. an Mrs. Hugh Neill were com plimented at a miscellaneous shower Tuesday night at the home of Mr. TIME TO CHECK ALL GARDEN TOOLS—SOME and Mrs. J. A. Clarke as guests of members of the Christian Endeavor OF THEM WILL NEED REPAIRS! society and their friends. Miss Mar garet Clarke acted as hostess assist ed by the Misses Opal Stockard and Bring them in during March while our Pauline Stoop. Guests included Mrs. special price* on miscellaneous Wm Shaar. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Mathers. Nina Rae McCulley. Lois repair work is in effect McCulley. Lena Raney. Alan Clarke. | Harold Neill. Ralph Neill. Guy Moore. Harvey DeMoas. Jack Tillery and Clarence Buhmann. Basketball fans from Hermiston | Work Guaranteed : witnessing the district basketball | Phone 15-W championship game Saturday night Local Happenings BASIS THEATRE WHITE HUNTER Racin? The Style Shop rnrri LAWN mower rKrr" Sharpened — "==—• and Repaired Knerr’s Repair Shop < «oooeoooeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeeeee««** Arlington included Mr. and Mrs. Curtia Simons, Mr. and Mr*. Geo. Harkenrlder, Bill Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. David Mittlesdorf, Bill Kersh- ner. Bill Hamm. C. O. Marble, Earl Watson. Hugo Pankow, Ted Ripley, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mayer, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan, Ed Bensel, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten, Floy At- tebury, Walter Pearson, W. W. Felthouse. F. B. Swayze. Sam Moore, Al Quiring, Mr. and Mrs. Vane Boynton, Mrs. Mabel Ralph. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Keller and son Leo, Bill Nation. Georgia Rae Neill, Harold Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. B. Doyle and A. E. Bensel. SHIRLEY TEMPLE PICTURE COMING The difficult task of learning some five hundred Chinese words for her latest Twentieth Century- Fox triumph. “Stowaway,” coming Sunday to the Oasis theatre, proved loads of fun. rather than tedious work to Shirley Temple. When the picture was completed, Shirley, with the help of her Chi nese teacher, carried on a conversa tion in Chinese with a six-year-old youngster from Peiping, China. After a few warm-up questions, Shirley asked the boy if he knew any English words. The boy raised one finger, hesita ted a moment, then blurted out, in sing-song manner: "We-a want-a Cantor.” Robert Young and Alice Faye play the romantic leads in "Stowa- way,” and the reet of Shirley’s fea tured cast includes Eugene Pallette, Helen Westley, Arthur Treacher, J. Edward Bromberg and Astrid All- wyn. William A. Setter directed. Weather Renort Date March March March March March March March 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Cooperatives at Spokane. This represents a substantial gain in membership and a large increase in business volume over the year be fore and if membership and dollar volume of cooperative financing or ganisations were added, the totals would be considerably greater, Mr. Adams points out. Max. Min. 30 62 64 ... 34 M ... 40 58 ... 24 61 ... 25 60 ... 36 61 ... 31 WHY WAIT! —for a check-up on your car motor when our Moto-Lab does it scientifically FREE! CO-OPERATIVES MAKING GROWTH DRIVE IN TODAY— Spokane, Wn.—Reflecting steady growth and increasing volume, co- operative marketing and purchasing associations in Washington handled products totaling nearly $5 8,000,000 in value for their 78,000 farmer members during the 1935-36 mar keting season, according to figures announced this week by A. C. Adams, president of the Bank for 1 CONNOR'S REPAIR SHOP Hermiston Phone 53-W All Work Guaranteed More Days More Days Too good to stop now—people have gone wild about it so we’re HOLD ING OVER our gigantic “Canned Food” sale for 3 more days. It’s the sensation of the year. FRI.. SAT. & MON. MAR. 12. 13 & 15 SUNBRITE DINFADDIF Rosedale, No. 1‘ Flat Tins................... 10^ CLEANSER AD ADFFDIIIT Mission, No. 2 can........................ 2 for 25c UK AT-TK-1 6 for 25c _ Dozen $2.35 3 rins’mit) 10c 6 for 59c — Dozen $1.18 T-Arr-- FAVORITE (DEEN REANC Mill Race, No. 2 can .......................... 9d URLLH P- Dozen $1.08 — Case (24) $2.15 MAC Sunladen, No. 2 tins..................................... 5 for 45c ‘-P. Dozen $1.05 — Case (24) $2.09 3 MATCHES 18c Boxes CARTON 18c HEINZ SAUER KRAUT Faultless, N for “9. —po3.5,39§ WINAfN Full °’ Gold, No. 2* tin................. 3 for 40c 6 for 79e _ Dozen $1 .55 KETCHUP 14 oz. bottle 10. EACH ............ A OS DOZEN ------------ $2.15 WHITE STAR TAM AT AFC Dinner Hour, No. 2 * can...................... 1Oc IMAI- Dozen $1.1 8 —Case (24) $2.35 TAM ATA llllfF Great West, No. 1‘s, tall..... 2 for 15« I UMA IV JUIL l Dozen 85eCase (48) $3.29 PINEAPPLE JUKE 12g7or 49,—Ber 332 SWerN4332°—pozer 332 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE SALMON Select Pink, Tall tin ............. 10c Dozen $1.18 TUNA Chicken of the Sea % Size Tin .. 15c OK SOAP The Kind You Like 8,"25c CASE (80) ...... $2.49 FLOUR Harvest Blossom 49 lb. Bag ... Barrel 4 sks. .. $5.49 $1.39 MARSHMALLOWS, Lb. pkg. 2 for 254 HONEY CALUMET, 2* pound tin LOCAL 5 Bdh...49c MOTHER'S OATS, Premium pkg. .. 29e PRESERVES, Kerr’s-Ass’t., 5 lb. tin 75e CRYSTAL WHITE, 3 for 10c, cs. $2.98 RIUSO Granulated Soap Pkg 19c SILK TISSUE. 6 for 25e, 25 for $1.00 WHITE CLOUD Shortening 4 lb. ct. 49e AIRWAY COFFEE - Rich Aromatic Brazilian. •**$$$99**$*6*96*9*999999 «....................................... 3 lbs. 55e $9999 $9999*** 9,.,., Safewaz
