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PAGE EIGHT THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. BASIS THEATRE Mrs. P e te r C aetric, who has been confined to th e H erm isto n G eneral hospital for th e past week, is rep o r ted as g re a tly improved. Mrs. O scar Johnson an d son and HERMISTON, OREGON d a u g h te r p lan to leave F rid a y for n., w here she w ill visit Mrs. N ora Head of A rlin g to n a r Longview, r W and sister for ten days. Friday - Saturday rived last week to v isit a t th e home h er Dr. b ro C. th e E. Owens, p la n t patholo JUNE 25 - 26 of h er sister, Mrs. A. L. C arter. g ist and E. A. Jack m an , extension DOUBLE FEATURE! Mr. an d Mrs N. R. M ueller spent specialist of Oregon S ta te college, th e week end in Hope, Idaho, on were business visitors a t th e U. S. Field S tatio n Monday. business. Ju liu s Gimble, who u n d erw en t a Mrs. G eorgia H enderson was in m ajor o p eratio n more th a n two P o rtlan d over th e week end visitin g weeks ago, follow ing an accident her d au g h ter, Mrs. H ow ard E. P etit. when he fell and stru c k a locust M ayor T u ck er of U m atilla has lim b, is rep o rted to be g re a tly im- been confined to his hom e several F irew o rk s and all F o u rth of Ju ly days th is week b u t is reported to goods, priced reasonably a t A m sber be im proving. ry ’s. adv. Mrs. A lb ert C raig of F airb u ry , Mr. an d Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an and N ebraska, and Jo h n V an W an in g of fam ily sp e n t S unday in P endleton. Get F o u rth of Ju ly firew o rk s a t P o rtlan d , a u n t an d uncle of Mrs. K. A m sberry’s. adv. M. Mayer of H erm iston, w ere guests Geo. S tra n d of P en d leto n w as a a t th e M ayer home from M onday u n business v isito r in H erm isto n S u n til W ednesday of th is week. Mrs. E. L. Neff of P o rtla n d and day. Mr. an d Mrs. Cecil W a rn er and Miss W ilm a W hitney, h er niece, of f-imily and Mrs. Levi Reeder mo G lendale. Calif., arriv ed M onday to tored to W alla W alla T h u rsd ay spend ten days as g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton K ingsbury. Mrs. Neff w here th ey spent th e day. Mr. a n d Mrs. I. C. Cox an d H enry Is Mr. K in g sb u ry ’s m other. PLUS SHORTS C raig Percy, form erly w ith the Som m erer were P endleton business Safeway S tore here, an d A rt F ar- v isito rs Monday. SUNDAY - MONDAY by the Mrs. H. M. Hodge and b ro th er-in - rance, form erly employed JUNE 27 - 28 Oregon H ard w are & Im plem ent Co. law and w ife of R ichm ond, Calif., M ATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY spent tw o days last week as guests store, now of W alla W alla, w ere v i sitin g frien d s in H erm iston Sunday of her sister, Mrs. U. A. W ilson. evening. Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. V an W in k le of M axine B allenger of T h e Dalles L exington visited a t th e home of was the house guest of B etty More Mr. and Mrs. R. B. W ilcox Sunday. house over th e week end, leaving Mr. an d Mrs. Em il Z ivney m otor W ednesday w ith her p a re n ts for ed to Y akim a, W n., Sunday. T he Condon. stre e ts and b u ild in g s are decorated E arl Carson, who has been em ready for th e pioneer celebration. ployed by th e h ighw ay d ep a rtm en t Mrs. M errill P o tte r le ft th e ©Hr n ear P ilo t Rock, is confined to St. Baud o* m iston G eneral ho sp ital Sunday, A nthony's hospital in P en d leto n due g rea tly im proved follow ing a m ajor to spotted fever. He is rep o rted as "Toom ai o f the Elephants' ' ky op eratio n perform ed recently. im proving, b u t slowly. Dale Carson, enlisted in Co. A Monroe S w arner, son of Mr. an d Mrs. A. C. S w arner of H erm iston, 29th E n g in eers, U.S.A., sta tio n e d at has secured a position w ith thè C en tralia, W n., sp en t th e week end F airb an k s E x p lo ratio n com pany of here w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Carson. Dale en listed early in F airb an k s, A laska. »«M tOIEIT F U M IT I —> ZIHSN H I M Dresses for the F o u rth of Ju ly , May for th ree years. P ain ted ice tea tu m b lers, p retty $1 up to 23.95, a t T h e S ty le Shop. Color Cartoon and Comedy adv designs, 2 for 15c a t A m sberry’s. adv Mr. and Mrs. J. W. M cMullen left TUESDAY - JUNE 29 Mrs. J. S. V anSkike, who has W ednesday for S eattle w here they been a p a tie n t in th e H erm iston SPECIAL H IG H T G eneral h o sp ital for th e p ast week, will visit Mrs. M cM ullen’s sister, Mrs. W. M. G rant. Mr. McMullen ROCHELLE MICHAEL is rep o rted as g re a tly im proved. will re tu rn the last of th e week but HUDSON WHALEN Dr. an d Mrs. A rth u r F ish er of Mrs. McMullen will rem ain for two In P h ilad elp h ia w ere week end guests weeks or more. T h eir d a u g h te r M ar of Mr. an d Mrs K. M. M ayer. They g a re t also lives w ith th e G rants. have moved to P o rtla n d to m ake Miss Ja n e Jackson, h igh school CARTOON & COMEDY th e ir home. senior an d ed ito r of th e h ig h school P. P. S ullivan, local Ju stic e of Bulldog, w ill leave F rid a y for P o rt WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY tile Peace, left F rid ay m orning for land to a tte n d a press conference of JUNE 30 - JULY 1 Roseburg, Ore., in com pany w ith editors of h igh school p ap ers in the Simone Simon - James Stewart Mrs. H erb ert S ullivan an d Mrs. Roy state. in Sullivan. Mrs. Roy S ullivan has Mr. and Mrs. Chas. W ilcox of the been v isitin g for th e p ast tw o weeks E llis R an g er S tatio n n e a r U kiah w itli her m other, Mrs. W. L. Boyn visited a t th e R. B. W ilcox home ton, and Mrs. H erb ert S ullivan has T hursday. Miss Iren e K en n in g s re Cartoon and Adventures of a been v isitin g h er p a re n ts in S tan tu rn ed home w ith them a fte r spend Cameraman. field. ing several days in th e m o u n tain s Miss R u th Dodd le ft F rid a y a fte r noon by tra in for P o rtla n d w here she joined her cousin, Miss C athryn Collins, and her fa th e r H en ry Col lins, on a m otor trip to San F ra n cisco and Los Angeles. She expects to be aw ay th ree weeks. Mrs. W. W. F elthouse fell and in ju red her knee Sunday even in g and has been confined to h er bed since NEW A N D IMPROVED COURSES OF th a t time. She slipped on th e k itc h en tloor and in fallin g in ju re d her STUDY IN MUSIC knee cap. (LEHCHETIZKY TECHNIC) Gaylord Madison, who was in tow n M onday from B u tte r Creek, says th a t his alfa lfa escaped the I ra in s w ith only 90 shocks in the field. He has a large tra c t n o w ' sta n d in g w atchpocket high in heavv yield. Mis. W. J. Cochran and d a u g h te r KINDERGARTEN A N D ADVANCED arriv ed last week and w ill spend COURSES IN the g re a te r p art of the sum m er w ith her m other, Mrs. B ert M ullins, w lnle Mr. Cochran is atte n d in g sum m er school at A nnapolis. He has been coach in S ilverton. Ore., high For Information Call 39R school for th e past th ree years. Mr. and Mrs. Melvin F o llett v isi ted here from S atu rd ay u n til T h u rs day w ith relatives. They have been liv in g in P endleton w here Mr. Fol- iett lias been employed b u t will now m ake th e ir home in W alia W alla Mr. F o llett w ill be w ith th e Safe way Stores in th a t city. , T '', , and Mr8' Al Q’tifin g m otored to Dallas. Ore., over th e week end. A lbert L. S m ith, who is su p erv is ing a rock c ru sh e r for th e sta te h ighw ay com mission, a few m iles west of Irrig o n , was in H erm iston Monday. Miss H elen Jen d rzejew sk i, who is a stu d e n t at O.S.C., re tu rn e d home S atu rd ay n ig h t to spend th e sum m er w ith her p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Jendrzejew ski. H elen has been as sistin g w ith 4- h club d eleg ates a t sum m er school w hich closed last week. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Jarm o n , fo r mer B u tter Creek resid en ts, w ill m ake th e ir home a t 543 Cowper St., Palo Alto, C alif., d u rin g th e sum mer. T h eir d a u g h te rs L inda, Opal and Shirley plan to spend p a rt of th e sum m er w ith th e ir paren ts. Members of th e E pw orth League • Years of service lie ahead for the McCorniick-Deering No. 7 of H erm iston decided to a tte n d the S u ttle Lake in s titu te th is sum m er, Enclosed-Gear Mower. The entire operating mechanism, includ Ju ly 12-18. P lan s w ere m ade to ing the drive gears, differential, hold a cooked food sale S atu rd ay , Ju n e 26. to raise money for tra n s and countershafts, is assembled p o rtatio n . compactly in an oiltight gear Miss Goldie G ruver of Los Ange housing and runs in a bath of oil. les. Cal., left M onday for h er home, a fte r v 's ltln g h er a u n t. Mrs. John Special oil seals at the ends of Ford n ear U m atilla. W hile she was here her cousin. Miss Evelyn Ford, the main axle and flywheel shaft who is a tte n d in g th e E astern Oregon and the oiltight gear box prevent N orm al school in La G rande, spent a few days here. leakage and protect all working Mrs. Ina W essell flew from Brem parts against entrance of dirt and erto n to S eattle in a hydroplane last week w here she visited an ojd Other abrasive materials. school friend. Mrs. Al Johnson The boats were not ru n n in g because of Come in and let us tell you th e strik e and it was necessary to about our complete line of haying tak e th e plane, m ak in g th e trip In tools—side rakes and tedders, self th ree hours. B rem erton w as p rac tic ally isolated du e to lack of boat dump rakes, sweep rakes, windrow listo e o m n s r t tra n sp o rta tio n . e U s r J **arw r u n s In a b a t h o f o il. and cylinder-rake hay loaders, bay T h e e o v s r , R . m a k e a « h e a r a r earn Miss R eta L ouderm ilk, who has ' la « p r o o f a n d o i l t i g h t . « I n t r h la ta u g h t science In th e h igh school at stackers, and hay presses. th ro w a In a n d o n t by la v a r, A. W in th ro p . W n.. for th e past th ree years, arriv ed in H erm iston last week to visit for two weeks w ith her paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. H enry Ixuiderm llk She w ill th en go to M ullin. Idaho, w here she has a con HERMISTON, OREGON tra c t to teach th is com ing school 4TU Ed K auffm an and fam ily ot E lgin arriv e d Sunday to m ake th e ir home in H erm iston. Mr. K auffm an has been o p e ra tin g a shoe shop in E l gin for the p ast two years an d will now tak e over th e Bowman Shoe Shop, Mr. Bowman plans to move o nto a sm all farm acreag e near town. Mr. and Mrs. Guy A m sberry and Dr. and Mrs. W. L. M organ were Joint hosts a t two d in n e r p arties, Monday and W ednesday evening of th is week B ridge was in play fol low ing th e d in n e r, w ith h igh honors g o in g to Mr. an d Mrs. G erald W h ite an d Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson. Consolation prizes w ent to Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ja ck so n and Mr. and Mrs H erb ert Hedw all. Mrs. Em il Z ivney m otored to P o rtlan d W ednesday w here she was joined by h er m other, Mrs. Ida E. Clute. They m otored to A storia w here the tw o w ill a tte n d th e sta te E agle convention. Mrs. C lu te is a past presid en t of th e P o rtlan d A ux iliary. W hile in th e valley Mrs. Zivney w ill v isit in E agle Creek and Oswego, d is tric ts w here she has ta u g h t. She p lan s to re tu rn to H er m iston Ju n e 3 0 th . Mrs. W. J. W arn er accom panied Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze to P o rt land last S a tu rd a y and visited u n til T h u rsd ay w ith h er d a u g h te r and fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs. E. P. Scho field, a t V ancouver, Wn. ** W A COMPLETE PROGRAM OF RODEO EVENTS — INCLUDING BRONC) RIDING - WILD COW RIDING - ROPING - WILD COW MILKING AND NUMEROUS OTHER FEATURES. FANCY CASH AWARDS FOR PARTICIPANTS. W rite Rock Richmond for details. FUN - EXCITEMENT - THRILLS «▼▼ v v v w v w v w w v v v w v v w v y 49 lb. sack $ 1 .4 9 B ars 8 Reg. A r is t o c r a t M a y o n n a is e Q“." 3 9 « Serve th e Best! S w a n s d o w n C a k e F lo u r Pkg. For Success in All Y our Cakes an d P astries. P a lm o liv e S o a p U 59« B ars T he Complexion Soap. % lb. Pkg. K r a f t Cheese Pim ento, Brick, A m erican S n o w d r if t 3 59c % i T he Goodness Locked In - You G et th e Key. A i r w a y C o ffe e 17c 6 p .n $ 1 .1 7 3 Lb,. 5 0 c T ry th e F ine Coffee T housands T alk ab o u t and Use. S c o tc h S o a p P kg. G ran u lated w ith a Money Back G uarantee. Sugar P u re G ran u lated 18 L b , 100 lb. SACK S a la d O il $1*33 in Bulk c a i. For Salad D ressing an d All Cooking Purposes. $ 1 .0 0 $ 5 -4 9 MEAT PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY Luncheon Meat 29 c B acon B a c k 29c O r io le B a c o n '■« 29c C e r to ART and ARTGRAFT rear. RODEO - JULY 3-4-5 The B illion Bubble Soap. OFFERS TO YOU Oregon Hardwire & Implement Co. to three-day program, featuring air circus, pioneer picnic Sunday, mons ter parade Monday forenoon, and C ry s ta l W h ite Soap FRANCES HORN Enclosed-Gear M ower In v it e s Y o u An All P urpose F am ily F lour. ‘Seventh Heaven’ Long Life Is Built R igh I I n to I he cCortnick-D eering K ennew ick H a r v e s t B lossom F lo u r ‘ W o m a n W is e ’ Tapping and Folk Dancing CELEBRATE THE FOURTH A T STANFIELD 6 DAYS OF SALE PRICES - JUNE 25 10 JULY 1. K IP L IN G PIANO AND OTHER INSTRUMENTS THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937. For Jam s or Jellies ROGERS’ SALAD F 0 R I\ 2 F ree w ith B ottles Lean Skinned 45« M edium W eight ' B a c o n S q u a r e s lb N ob H ill F or Seasoning COFFEE SAFEWAY'S FRESH PRODUCE PRICES A Coffee Y ou’ll be P roud ■* to Serve. M — Lbs....................... FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY a CABBAGE aye lb. 3c Local Crisp H ard H eads NEW POTATOES 20 lbs. 45c Local Cobblers - In F ree S hopping Bag P u re x TOMATOES Bleach and D eoderant 12c QUART BOTTLE 2 lbs. 19c K < > F irm R ipe C alifo rn ia's DRY ONIONS 3 lbs. 10c 3 < ■ C alifo rn ia Red Globe < ■ , ORANGES 2 doz. 25c :: S w e e t'J u ic y V alencias 499499999*94499444*4944499*499494949444449949^ 2 29c & SNOWFLAKES or H oney Maid G raham C rackers. BARTLETT PEARS B urke’s - Roper B rand 2 Nc.i? 25c CORN FLAKES ET 29c Post T oslies o r K ellogg's MORTON’S SALT P lain o r Iodized MOTHER’S OATS 2 S h ak er pkgs. 1 1 OC L arge Pkg. OQ 4 Ú Í/C P rem ium P ackage - Q uick or R eg u lar APPLE BUTTER KERRS CANNING B eg u lar Mason 9 Q RVBBE7RS 4 m I ° z S z C K ERR Reg. L id s ^ ° z* Q 5zC No. 5 Tin S a fe w a y