The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, June 10, 1937, Page 10, Image 10

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    THURSDAY.
PAGE TEN
L. W. Dixson m ade a business trip
Mr. an d Mrs. Don Jack so n and
to P o rtlan d th is week leaving T ues­ son C lark of T he D alles v isited a
day evening.
sh o rt w hile in H erm isto n
Monday
Mr. an d Mrs. H a rry C onnor and aftern o o n .
Miss B etty N elson of S eattle, W n.,
fam ily sp en t S un d ay w ith frien d s in
was
the house g u est of Miss C ath ­
P
ilot
Rock.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n B lair and Mr.
an d Mrs. J. H. M cK inney of Uma­
Slacks, o v eralls, sh o rts an d h a lt­ erin e M cMullen over th e w eek end.
tilla w ere S unday g u ests of Mr. and ers a t T he Style Shop.
adv She teaches school and was r e tu r n ­
ing to her home for th e sum m er.
Mrs. R a lp h Fix.
Mrs. F ra n ce s L. S h u m ate r e tu r n ­
P. D. Sproule of P en d leto n , who
ed T uesday even in g from a weeks'
rep rese n ts th e T allm an P ian o Co.,
v isit w ith frie n d s in Pasco, W n.
w as a business v isito r in H erm iston
Mrs. A nna C lark of S eattle, W n., Tuesday.
is v isitin g S. A. A nderson J r ., in th e
Mrs. Mabel W alk er an d h e r mo­
N orth H ill d istric t.
th e r, Mrs. A nna Connor, m otored to
HERMISTON, OREGON
Mr. an d Mrs, A. F. R o h rm an and P endleton on business W ednesday.
fam ily w ere P en d leto n v isito rs S u n ­
L ew is P ierson, who has sp e n t the
day.
w in te r in Tacom a, W n., w ith his
Friday - Saturday
Mr. an d Mrs. E rsk in L aH ue an d d a u g h te r, re tu rn e d to H erm iston
JUNE 1 1 - 1 2
fam ily of H elix w ere business v isit­ W ednesday for a visit.
DOUBLE FEATURE!
ors in tow n W ednesday.
R. A lexander, vice p resid e n t of
Miss H elen D u n n in g re tu rn e d th e F irs t N atio n al B ank of H erm is­
S a tu rd a y from sp en d in g a w eek in ton, and his son Roy A lexander of
Spokane w ith friends. She w ill be P en d leto n , w ere business v isito rs in
em ployed in th e fo u n ta in a t th e tow n W ednesday.
H arold M arble re tu rn e d
home
H erm isto n D ru g Co. to g e th e r w ith
from Oregon S tate college S unday to
Miss Floy A tteb u ry .
Mrs. G ertru d e S anders le ft F rid a y spend th e sum m er w ith his paren ts,
for E agle Creek, Ore., w here she Dr. and Mrs. A. E. M arble.
P au l B rach er of P ilo t Rock, n ep h ­
w ill v isit for a week or te n days.
She is em ployed in th e H erm isto n ew of C. M. Best of H erm iston, is
ex change for th e P. cific T elephone now em ployed a t th e Oregon H a rd ­
w are & Im plem ent com pany. His
& T elegraph Co.
E ldon F ix, who g rad u a ted from fa th e r, Chas. B racher, has been in
th e U n iv ersity of Oregon th is sp rin g th e h ard w are business for years.
in th e school of P h y sical E d u catio n ,
Miss E dna T u rn b lad is spending
arriv ed hom e M onday m o rn in g to th e next tw o weeks w ith h er p aren ts
PLUS SHORTS
v isit his p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad . E dna
Fix.
has been a tte n d in g business college
SUN. - MON. - TUES.
The a n n u a l Wool G row ers’ and a t Baker.
Wool G row ers’ A u x iliary picnic w ill
R em em ber F a th e r on H is day,
JUNE 13 - 14 - 15
be
held
jo
in
tly
a
t
B
a
ttle
M
ountain
Ju
n
e 20th. F a th e r ’s Day cards and
M A TIN EE 2 :30 SUNDAY
S unday, Ju n e 13th. All m em bers g ifts a t A m sberry’s.
adv
an d frien d s a re in v ited to a tte n d .
Bill F elth o u se of Y akim a, W n.,
B. I. W h itn ey sp en t tw o days th is visited F rid a y even in g w ith his p a r­
week in P ly m o u th , W n., lo a d in g o ut en ts, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. F elthouse
stock for th e G randview Livestock and w ith his siste r M arg aret, who
& P o u ltry Co.
w as ju3t hom e a f te r g ra d u a tin g
J. S. V an sk ik e is confined to his from O.S.C.
with « big
hom e th is w eek due to blood poison­
Opal S tockard le ft early S unday
to m td y cast,
in g in his foot. Mr. V an sik e o per­ m o rn in g for The Dalles w here she
Muilc by GEORGE GERSHWIN. Lyrki by IRA
GERSHWIN. Diractad by Mark Sandrlch. A Pandr4
joined her b ro th e r an d his w ife, Mr.
ates th e h a tc h e ry here.
$. Barman Production. RKO RADIO Picturt.
Sophia K eik k a la le ft W ednesday an d Mrs. P a u l S tockard, of P rin e ­
Color Cartoon and Comedy
m o rn in g by stag e for P ark d ale , Ore., ville, Ore., to m otor to Seaside w here
w h ere she w ill v isit h er siste r and she w ill spend several weeks.
fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs. Cecil Brock.
Mrs. Jam es M eans of P o rtlan d
Wednesday - Thursday
H arold T h ro o p and Ben G ettm an who visited la st week end w ith her
a re in P o rtla n d th is week a tte n d in g sister, Mrs. Ruby K n ig h t, le ft th is
JUNE 16 - 17
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! th e Rose Show. Miss P a u lin e Lewis week for h e r home.
is w o rking a t C onnor’s Cash store
Mrs. H erb ert S u llivan an d Mrs.
Will ROGERS - Janet GAYNOR d u rin g H aro ld 's absence.
Roy S u llivan of Roseburg, Ore., a r ­
Mrss E d ith C larke, s tu d e n t a t th e rived la st S unday to spend two
U n iv ersity of O regon, a rriv ed W ed­ weeks v isitin g relativ es in th is te r ­
nesday m o rn in g to spend tw o weeks rito ry . Mrs. H e rb e rt S u llivan w ill
w ith her p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. v isit h er m other, Mrs. W. S. B oyn­
A. C larke, before she an d h e r sister ton, and siste r Mrs. H a rry Kelley,
PLUS SHORTS
M arg aret leave for M ichigan to v isit and Mrs. Roy S ullivan will v isit her
th e ir g ra n d p a re n ts d u rin g th e sum ­ p are n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C. J. B aker
mer.
of Stanfield.
LOCALS
OASIS THEATRE
Mrs. A. W. Im thurn and children
of Lew iston, Idaho, arrived last F ri­
day to visit for a week a t the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
Buhm ann. She plans to retu rn home
F rid ay of th is week.
G eraldine Mullins, Marion Pierce
and her cousin Dorothy May Osborn
retu rn ed T hursday evening from
Pendleton w here they had spent the
week at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Raym ond E lliott.
Beach balls, b ath in g caps and
tru n k s, a t Am sberry’s.
adv
Due to increased operating costs,
as well as general living expenses,
we find it necessary to do as all
o th e r shops and go back to the sta n ­
dard price of 50 cents for all h a ir­
cuts. H erm iston B arber Shop.
adv
Mrs. B. J. N ation and son Billy
left T h u rsd ay m orning for th e Y aki­
ma valley w here they will visit her
d a u g h te r and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
A lfred Ackley. L ater they plan to
visit friends in Ellensburg, and re­
tu rn in two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W arner and
d au g h ter P atsy and son Glenn ex­
pect to arriv e in H erm iston S atu r­
day of th is week from Eugene, Ore.,
Gallon Can at only
G uaranteed
to Please!
P eet’s G ranulated
Lb. Can
New 4 lb.
25c
95c
Tea
CANTERBURY
BLACK
% lb- 28£ lb- 490
P ic k le s
99c
Jello
4 QT. CAPACITY
Husky Freezer
King Kanner
T he nam e im plies its stu rd i
ness of co n stru ctio n . E quip
ped w ith smooth ru n n in g e n ­
closed gears. Freezes as it
il
w hips delicious sm ooth velvety
ice cre am — w ith recipe folder.
C apacity 18 pt., 7 qts., 4 h alf
g allo n s liquid cap acity 20%
qts. S aving in fuel w ill pay
for it in a season. Com plete
w ith rack, basket and 68-page
recipe
book .............
During this event
$3«98
Insert Pans
Header Fork
Handles
4% F t. s tr a ig h t g ra in
w ith
stra p ferru le and cap. fg
Good Quality—Only
Barcol Fans
omical
Econom
ical to o onorati».
p erate, rliatinr.
d istin c
tiv e
in
ap p earan ce, p erm a­
n en t fin ish , inexpensive to
own, q u ie t in o p era tio n — life ­
tim e of service. 8-inch special
SINGLE SPEED
$ 2 > 9 8
TWO SPEED
—
Non-Oscillating
10-INCH
TWO SPEED
OjSItoting
10-INCH
$ 7 .7 5
—
$ H .2 5
NESCO COLD PACK CANNER
2 0 % -Q u art s tra ig h t sided c a n ­
n er of g en u in e Nesco q u ality .
B rillia n t blue fin ish — E asy to
clean. Com plete w ith 7 -q u art
ja r rack and In stru ctio n book­
let for can n in g .
D u rin g th is
event, specialed
a t only .................
$ 1 *4 9
Refrigerators
Ivory an d G reen E nam eled Ice
R e frig e ra to rs. 75 P ounds ca­
pacity.
R eg u la rly priced a t
S30.00.
A nchor B rand W ickless K ero­
sene Stoves.
2 Burners - Only
3 Burners - Only
$ 7 .0 0
$ 9 .0 0
Six Delicious
Flavors
PKG.
Beans
IDAHO RED or
SMALL W HITE
k l b s
.. 49c
o -
Special a t only
Also good used re frig e ra to rs
AT BARGAIN PRICES! ! !
Screen Doors
C o n stru cted of clear v ertical
g ra in fir. 14-Mesh galvanized
w ire cloth.
Priced from
Oil Stoves
$ 1 2 .9 5
$ 1 .5 0
$ 2 .1 0
and up.
g u e sts of Mrs. 0. C. Pierce tM.
B a rb a ra visited In Enter»««
days.
Mr. an d Mrs. 0. C. Pterce w
S ta n le y motored to Heppner j,
day w here they visited their
G ene P ierce, who Is employ^ ¡,
ban k there. He is serving as
m an d u rin g the summer and,
Mrs. Stanley Campbell and d a u g h ­ In F ossil next week.
(A d d itio n a l locals on page ,
te r B arbara have been th e house
Soap
r ....... io c
AUTO KING MOTOR OIL
to make th e ir home in th e L. W.
Douglas residence so u th east of tow n
for th e next year. Mr. W a rn e r is
pastor of the H erm iston U nion
church and has been fillin g th e p u l­
pit on week ends w hile a tte n d in g
the N orthw est C h ristian college a t
Eugene, b ut will devote full tim e to
the work for the com ing year.
COFFEE
Sweet Mixed.
W ax Free.
No h ard carbon.
Best for y o u r m otors, also for
all farm m ach in ery . All grades.
A FULL LINE OF DRESS SHIRTS, LIGHT UNDERWEAJ
TIES, ETC. WORK SHIRTS AND OVERALLS — SWEATER
OUR PRICES WILL SAVE YOU MONEY!
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’ JUNE 11.17, inCL
ONIONS wr 6 - 25c
LETTUCE “1 2 - fe
BEETS-TURNIPS3„,1fk
BANANAS s M - 2 5 c
Sweet, Sour,
Oils & Greases
- DRESS PANTS A T OVERALL PRICES -
NEW LINE STRAW 4 FELT HATS JUST¡N!
Produce Features Fri. - Sat. Only'
V«lb- 2 2 0 lb- 350
—
SHOE PRICES HAVE ADVANCED GRF it
LY BUT WE ARE SELLING A T THE OLs
PRICE.
L IG H T DRESS SOX >
» ’
P»lr
6 DAYS
GREEN
MID-SUMMER SPECIALS
B U R K ’S - T h e Bargains ^
JUNE <ALES DENI
‘State Fair’
BE SURE TO GET YOUR COPY OF OUR FOUR PAGE BROADSIDE NOW IN THE MAIL
Sugar
P u re G ranulated
1$ Lb, 89c
100 lb.
Sack ...
$ 5-49
Large
Package .. A ® * »
S alad
Crisco
DRESSING
Vegetable
Shortening
Salad Serve
P in t J a r
Qt. J a r
21c
35c
lb.
Can ....
See the New Big Seven McCorniick-Deering Mower in Action!
No other mower can compare w ith it in cutting quality, easy running and durability.
he equipped with low pressure pneumatic tires.
Can also
We have a complete stock of genuine International American made repair parts for all your Inter­
national Harvester Co. machinery.
Oregon H a rd w a re & Im p l. Co.
57«
2 PKGS. 15'
CORN FLAKES K ellogg’s
LB.
w ith
CAN 10
PALACE HASH S P erve
oached E g g
Giant
au n d ry
Bars
CRYSTAL WHITE L Soap
49 lb. d
»1 7l
Bag «pi.«'
KITCHEN CRAFT
2 PKGS. 9
JELL WELL Flavor,
WALDORF TISSUE wiX d 6
2!
FLYTOX
QUART
FLY SPRAY
In B ulk
Tall
RED SALMON ¿ X
2 Cans
PKG.
JAR RUBBERS HT Mason
'"
MARSHMALLOWS F lu ffie s t
C affine
SANKA COFFEE 97%
Rem oved
Pound
Package
LICORICE CHEWS
HEINZ SOUPS
2 S '" 2
AIRWAY COFFEE ’•"•¿SSr 3 5
COCONUT
K J
2
SHINOLA W H IT E SHOE CLEANER 10,
CREAM OF W HEAT
KERR REG. MASON LIDS
HIRES ROOT BEER EXTRACT
GRAPE JUICE P u re
PINEAPPLE TID B ITS Del M onte
P ackage
23i
Dozen
23|
P in t 19|
cans 15i
B ottle
M IN U TE TAPIOCO
LIBBY'S FRUIT C O C K TA IL
2 pkg8 25f
No 1 can I5f
FLAVOR ADE D R IN K M IX
Package
CRACKERS M x V is 2
K. C. Baking Powder
25
2-BURNER HOT PLATE
A real money saver - B urners
co n tro lled by se p arate sw itches
P e rm a n e n tly a tta c h e d 6-foot
cord.
6 0 0 -w att
AO
nickrom e elem ent
jyN, „
SHORTENING
Picnic Shoulders
Boneless Ham
PEA RL
L k
B <-
4 p
M edium
W e ig h t
LB.
2i
can e 1
box