THURSDAY. JUNE 17. 1937
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE EIGHT
Mr. and Mrs. Nye B erry came
Donald H eliker of Ione is v isitin g
at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H. G. th ro u g h H erm iston M onday en ro u te
R ankin th is week as th e house to Bandon on a sh o rt vacation. They
recently disposed of th e ir confec
guest of th e R an k in boys.
Mrs. W. S Boynton, Mrs. H arry tio n ery business a t W eston.
C. C. W. K ruse dam aged his Ford
Kelley and Mrs. Roy S u lliv an w ere
Pendleton visitors W ednesday a f te r V-8 coupe Sunday even in g w hen he
Miss M axine Foust, employed at noon.
stru ck some ca ttle w hich w ere on
th e U m atilla Cooperative C rea m e ry ,1
th e h ighw ay n ear B oardm an as he
Dr.
J.
P.
S
tew
art,
eye-sight
spe
sp e n t th e week end in P endleton.
cialist of P endleton, w ill be a t th e was d riv in g in to H erm iston. T he
Miss B arbara Reid has retu rn ed H erm iston H otel on W ednesday, ra d ia to r and rig h t fender were b ad
from a year as a stu d e n t a t O.S.C. Ju n e 23rd. H ours 1 :00 to 5 :00 P.m. ly dam aged.
Miss Alma R ohrm an of Pendleton
She expects to re tu rn to school th is
adv.
and Chas. R ohrm an of Columbus.
fall.
A. W. B ehrm an m ade a trip to Ohio, were d in n e r g u ests a t th e A.
Miss E leanor Dawson
who has Spokane over th e week end, r e tu r n F. Rohrm an home T uesday evening.
been atte n d in g business college in ing Tuesday.
Mrs. G e rtru d e S an d ers retu rn ed
C. W. Thompson, who spent p a rt W ednesday m orning from a ten day
Spokane is v isitin g a t her home in
of
the
week
in
P
o
rtlan
d
ta
k
in
g
H erm iston.
visit a t E agle Creek, Ore.
trea tm e n ts, has retu rn ed and re
Miss C lara B ry an t of G reat Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrm an re ports th a t he is g rad u a lly recover
tu rn ed Sunday evening from P o rt ing from th e in ju ry of a broken hip M ontana, arriv ed in H erm iston la st
week to v isit h er siste r and fam ily,
land w here they atten d ed th e Rose
received la st fall.
Mr. an d Mrs. H. T. F raser. Miss
F estival and also visited Mr. and he Dresses
up to {1.95, w hile th ey B ryant teaches in th e h ig h school a t
Mrs. Jam es Benoit a t F orest Grove. last, for 50 cents a t T he Style Shop.
Mrs. Benoit was form erly Miss Della
adv. G reat Falls.
W ilkins, who ta u g h t school here a
T he en tra n ce to C onnor’s Cash Mr. and Mrs. O. O. F elthouse spent
num ber of years ago. The R ohrm ans Store on M ain stre e t has been a l from W ednesday u n til S atu rd ay in
left F rid ay of last week.
tered and improved, m aking th e en P o rtlan d a tte n d in g th e Rose Show.
N ext S unday
is F a th e r ’s Day.
tran ce p arallel w ith th e sidew alk.
T he Misses E dith and M argaret G ifts an d g ree tin g cards for Dad, at
adv.
C larke w ere d in n er guests a t the A m sberry’s.
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMul
Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. Call of S taf
len W ednesday evening.
ford, N. Y., were g u ests of Mrs.
“ Rock” Richm ond of K ennew ick, Mary B rierley over th e week end.
HERMISTON, OREGON W n., was a business v isito r here th is They w ere concluding a seven
week in connection w ith the K enne w eeks’ to u r in w hich th ey visited
m any points in C alifo rn ia and o th
wick rodeo.
Fred P h illip s and M. V anderpool er states.
Friday - Saturday
of W eston M ountain w ere business
W allace P a tric k accom panied Mr.
JUNE 1 8 - 1 9
visitors in H erm iston Monday.
and Mrs. C. W a rn er and fam ily from
Mrs. Levi Reeder and Mrs. Alice E ugene la st F rid a y and w ill be em
DOUBLE FEATURE!
Stone w ere P endleton business v isi ployed a t th e R. G. Baylor farm
tors F rid ay of la st week.
Tali limber and rough men! /
this sum m er. He was employed here
Mrs. E. P. Dodd retu rn ed from la st sum m er.
P ortlan d early T uesday m orning a f
GEORGE
jrw
Miss Sylvia S h u tte r is spending
te r spending ten days v isitin g h er
PARK AYÉtfUif Ä
d a u g h te r Mrs. A1 C layton, and her th e week in P o rtlan d an d C orvallis
th is week on a v acatio n from her
sister, Mrs. B erth a Collins.
a t th e Thom pson D rug store
£OC,öfR
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C larke and son duties
fountain. H er place is b eing filled
F
ra
n
cis
were
P
endleton
business
v
i
u>«A B e a tric e R oberte
by Mrs. H ugh Neill d u rin g her ab
sito rs F rid a y of la st week.
• K O -IA D IO PICTU
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. B ates of sence.
Mrs. K. M. M ayer an d Mrs. W. L.
Boardm an were here Monday. They
W HEN LOVE IS
sta te th a t they have w aterm elons Morgan e n tertain ed jo in tly Monday
vlning and in blooom w hich w ill and Tuesday aftern o o n s a t dessert
YOUNG
bridge a t th e home of Mrs. Mayer,
make early melons.
w ith
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. McAtee of p p rin g flow ers ,were ap p ro p riately
Virginia Bruce - Kent Taylor
Pasco, W n., visited over th e week used as centerpieces on the tables.
PLUS SHORTS
end in H erm iston. Mr. McAtee was H igh honors were won by Mrs. A n
su p e rin ten d e n t of schools here for na Ray an d Mrs. W M. P earson.
Mrs. W. J. G riffith arriv ed S a tu r
th ree years, going to Pasco th e la st
day evening for a sh o rt v isit in H e r
school year.
SUN. • MON. ■ TUES
Roy N eill, who shipped his sheep m iston before going to W illam ette
to sum m er ran g e in M ontana, has valley for th e sum m er. She fo rm er
JUNE 20 - 21 - 22
retu rn ed and rep o rts th a t he h ad a ly lived w ith h er fam ily ab o u t th ree
M ATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
telegram th a t 75 head had died miles n o rth of H erm iston b u t now
from poison. R ains th e re have been makes her home in Vale, Oregon.
WANGIS pmwM ?
ab u n d a n t and grass is good.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. H edw all mo
Leonard P earson is here from T a tored to P o rtlan d th is week w here
com a v isitin g for a week. He was Mr. H edw all atten d ed a reg u la r
disappointed to see th a t a larg e board m eeting of d irecto rs for In
tree w hich he p lanted in 1907 on te rsta te A ssociated Cream eries,
of
/wHb
his place in Columbia d istric t had w hich th e U m atilla Co-operative
M O CARRILLO
been blown down in
th e
recen t C ream ery is a member.
Aid cotiN cuva
'i* -
storm .
Mr. and Mrs. J u lia n M orfitt of
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n R ankin and P o rtlan d sp en t th e week end a t th e
Mrs. Abie R ankin of P o rtlan d , mo home of Mrs. G retchen P u rd y in Co
th e r and b ro th er of H. G. R an k in , lum bia d istric t. Mrs. M o rfitt re
visited from Monday u n til W ednes tu rn ed to her home b u t Mr. M orfitt
Color Cartoon and Comedy
day of th is week a t th e R an k in rem ained to assist Mrs. P u rd y on
home.
Ja y T. Pierson and fam ily have her farm .
Mr. and Mrs. A. S w arner plan to
moved
in to the A. F. Bensel resid en
Wednesday - Thursday
ce from th e J. S. Dyer ap a rtm en ts. leave S atu rd ay for P o rtlan d to a t
The house has recen tly been rem od tend th e w edding of th e ir d au g h ter
JUNE 23 - 24
Gladys S w arner, who w ill become
eled.
Miss L avina May Lynch is in H er the bride of Rom ar Stein of S h er
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT!
m iston w here she w ill spend a few wood, Ore., a t 4 :0 0 o’clock Sunday
days before going to Corvallis for a aftern o o n a t th e Mt. T abor P resby
te rian church in P o rtlan d . Miss
sum m er school course.
N ina Rae McCulley, who has been S w arner has been em ployed as phy
in P o rtlan d since school closed, re sical education d irec to r a t the Y.W.
tu rn ed hom e la st week. She le ft C.A. in Y akim a for th e past two
S atu rd ay for P en d leto n w here she years. Both are g rad u a tes of Oregon
S tate college. M iriam and Thelm a
hoped to obtain em ploym ent.
D inner guests a t th e home of Mr. S w arn er will also a tte n d the wed
and Mrs. C. W arn er W ednesday eve ding.
ning were Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad and
d au g h te r E dna, Mr. and Mrs Levi
Reeder an d Miss P a u lin e Stoop.
Rev. J. P. N eufeldt, fa th e r of Mrs.
Al Q uiring, accom panied by Rev. H.
II. Dick, John S. E diger and P e ta r
FENCE
G uenther, all of D allas, Ore., w ere
World*« cheapeet, mont
house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Q uir-
effective liveetocla fence.
ing W ednesday n ig h t. They w ere re
Controller plugged into
PLUS SHORTS
tu rn in g from a conference held a t
light socket or battery
given wire harmless kick.
S telnback. M anitoba. Canada, com
Livestock won’t go over
ing by way of M innesota.
or under it. We prove it.
LOCALS
I
BASIS THEATRE
O’BRIEN
I
AT LAST! USED PICKUPS
W e have tw o of them —
4 A A A
A FORD — Closed cab, an d pickup box, solid th ro u g h o u t, m otor
has
been
com pletely
I M3fl o verhauled w ith our m odern a n d u p -to -d ate equipm ent. A sm all down paym ent w ill handle.
O A A A
FORD V-8 CLOSED CAB PICKUP — H andles an d drives like a passenger car, extrem ely low
I ■ M3K
m ileage, 6 ply tirea good for th o u sa n d s of miles, clean inside an d out. Y our friends w ill th in k
W W W you are d riv in g a new one w hen you tak e it out. Save th e first y e a r’s depreciation.
An K « tr
used pickup w ith a money back g u aran tee.
Rohrman Motor Company
Mr. and Mss. W. G. K ersbergen
atten d ed th e Rose Show in P o rtlan d
last week, g oing down T h u rsd ay
and re tu rn in g Sunday.
Rem em ber Dad on his day, next
Sunday.
F a th e r ’s Day g reetin g
cards a t A m sberry’s.
adv.
C. S. M cN aught h as purchased a
28-acre beach tr a c t n ea r T illam ook
and plans to im prove th e p roperty
as a rea l e sta te project. T he Mc-
N au g h ts have lived in P o rtlan d
since leav in g H erm iston
several
years ago, and w ill now m ake th e ir
home n ea r Tillam ook.
S tan A tkin, who w as p rin cip al of
th e Irrig o n school for several years,
has a position as an n o u n cer over
KNX in Hollywood th is sum m er. He
expects to w ork for h is degree a t
th e U niversity of S o u th ern C alifor
nia th is w in ter.
Joe M cN aught, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. S. M cN aught, form er resi
d en ts of H erm iston, who has been
employed in th e F irs t N atio n al
Bank of P o rtla n d for th e past th ree
years, has been prom oted to a po
sitio n in th e F irs t N atio n al Bank
of T he Dalles.
Mr. an d Mrs. M aurice W eis are
spending th e week w ith Mrs. W eis'
p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. Clark.
They w ill leave Sunday for E u g ene
w here Mr. W eis w ill ta k e a sum m er
course a t th e U niversity of Oregon.
Mrs. Ida B. Gordon of M eachan
visited her siste r P au lin e Stoop her*
Tuesday a fte r ta k in g h er tw o d a u g h
ters D oris Ja n e and A rd ath to Y ak i
ma w here they w ill spend six w eeks
w ith th e ir a u n t, Mrs. Wra. Nelson.
Mrs. Gordon w ill a tte n d sum m er
school a t th e U niversity of Oregon,
leaving for E ugene F riday.
More locals on page 4.
SAnw.
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£31
JUNE 18 TO 23 INCL.
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Call on us for a demonstra
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Carl A. Jackman
DISTRIBUTOR FOR
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
Idaho Sw eet
MILK
PRIME ELECTRIC
FENCE
Phone 72-W
Hermiston
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P ilsn e r Type Beer (Case $2.55)
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4 c„ 95«
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I am pleased to announce th a t I
have secured th e agency for the
P rim e E le ctric One W ire Fence.
Before you build an y new fence
or re p a ir th e old. I would like an
o p p o rtu n ity to show you how to
save 80% in fencing costs and have
a more effective fence.
I have a very In te re stin g book on
E lectric Fence th a t I w ill be glad to
show you— it is fu ll of pictures of
all k in d s of stock being fenced by a
Single W ire E lectric
Fence, and
facts and figures how th is new
method of fencing saves 80% In
fencing costs.
W hen I tell you th a t one stra n d
of w ire will positively hold a herd
or a b u ll- th a t one man can fence 10
acres in h alf a day— th a t you can
build fence for as little as 3c a rod
— you may th in k I am m aking some
exaggerated statem en ts.
T h at is why I w an t you to know-
all th e claim s made for the P rim e
E lectric Fence are based on actu al
experience of th o u san d s of farm ers
who have been u sin g th is method of
fencing th e past 5 years. They are
used by m any sta te colleges and ap
proved by them .
A com plete d em o n stratio n can be
easily m ade in your b arn yard. It
is in te re stin g to see your ca ttle tak e
th e first shock. P rim e E lectric
Fence C ontrollers are m ade for use
w ith b a tte rie s for those who have
no electricity .
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H ockless Picnic Shoulders
PURE LARD
lb. 39c
lb. 25c
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Local Green Beans
3
Carrots - Beets
• Radishes
Bunch Vegetables Onions Turnios
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