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PAGE TW ELVE THE HERMISTON HERALDJ4ERMISTON, OREGON. Mrs. S arah DeMange of T oppen Miss E lean o r B riggs sp en t the ish. W n., visited last week w ith her week end In Spokane w ith friends. d au g h ter Mrs. Neva Pllon. Mrs. Mabel W alk er an d d au g h ter Mrs. Bob Y eager is sp en d in g the Beverley sp en t Monday in P en d le week w ith relativ es and frien d s in ton v isitin g h e r b ro th er an d fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T aylor w ere P o rtlan d . Mr. and Mrs. J. H. P ru te r of Mr. an d Mrs. V ernon W aterm an business visitors in P endleton T hurs day. Boardm an were business visitors in were in tow n W ednesday en ro u te to Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arn er re tow n la st S aturday. R itzv ille, W n., w here Mr. W a te r tu rn ed Sunday from a week spent S h irlie Temple, Radio and Clipper man is in stru c to r of m usic In the v ac atio n in g at Langdon Lake. T ablets, 5c, V ariety Store. adv schools. Chas. M ichael of P o rtlan d , cousin M. G. H edw all, m an ag er of the Miss M ary B u rn h am left Sunday of Mrs. W. C. M orehouse, is visiting U m atilla C d-operatlve Cream ery, evening for P o rtla n d w here she a t the M orehouse home th is week. was a P endleton business visitor joined h er fa th e r J. S. B urnham , Mrs. H arvey Payne left W ednes Tuesday m orning. who has sp e n t several w eeks there. day for P o rtlan d to spend several Mrs. G ertru d e S anders spent S un They plan to r e tu rn to H erm iston days w ith relativ es and friends. D inner served a t noon in th e M. day picn ick in g in th e m ountains Friday. E. church, F rid ay and S aturday, above U kiah w ith frien d s and rela Mr. an d Mrs. Ben S p in n in g of Septem ber 3 and 4, ca feteria style, v tives front U m atilla. P o rtlan d were guests of his fa th e r T heron M ullard of Womic, Ore., H a rry S p in n in g an d his sister, Mrs. was a visito r on th e p ro ject th is Neva P ilon, n o rth of H erm iston last week in an ticip atio n of locating week. here. B erton Barnes, govern m en t tra p S. L. Carson, pioneer resid en t of th is project, is critica lly y ill in the per in th e em ploy of th e Biological HERMISTON, OREGON H erm iston G eneral hospital. Survey, sta tio n e d a t Jones P ra irie Deverde Elwood left S unday a f in th e A rbuckle M ountains, w as In Friday - Saturday ternoon for Pasco, W n., w here he tow n T uesday d isp lay in g a bob cat has been tran sfe rred by J, J. C his w hich he had ca u g h t In a trap . AUG. 27 - 28 Mrs. V ane B oynton and children, holm Co. DOUBLE FEATURE! past th ree Mr and Mrs. C. W a rn er and fam who have spent the ily, who are on a v acation th is week weeks w ith h er m o th er in P ra irie v isitin g in G rangeville, Idaho, and C ity, retu rn ed home W ednesday in w ith Spokane. W n., are expected to re com pany w ith Mr. B oynton who mo tu rn S atu rd ay . Mr. W a rn e r is pas tored for them Sunday. to r of th e U nion church here. JOHN BEAL Mr. and Mrs. G. K em na of Mos Mrs. Neil R obertson, Mrs. G aylord Madison, Miss V iolet D enny and cow, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Mrs. G ladys C orrigal atten d ed the H arriso n and Mr. and Mrs. Fred m eeting of W oolgrow ers A uxiliary Reynolds of W alla W alla w ere week In P endleton, A ugust 20. end guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. Cass- Mr. and Mrs. H. T. F ra ser and son eday. w ith Tommy left Sunday m orning on a Dick C letfetler, who has been Preston Foster - Jean Fortaine ten day trip to B u tte and A naconda, M ontana, w here th ey w ill v isit re la employed as m eat c u tte r in th e H er PLUS SHORTS tives. m iston T ra d in g Co. sto re m ark et, is Mr. and Mrs. R ay E. Lynch and In th e hospital for tre a tm e n t for an two sons, and Mrs. B row n’s m other, infected arm . Sun. - Mon. - Tue«. Mrs. T. A. County of Crook, Colo AUG. 29 - 30 - 31 Mr. and Mrs. F red Toelle of T a rado, arriv ed T uesday even in g and M ATINEE 2:30 8UNDAY are v isitin g at th e home of Mr. and coma, W n.. were guests of Mrs. Mrs. Ray Null. Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. T oelle’s b ro th er and fam ily. Mr. and N ull a re sisters. ROBERT BARBARA^ Mrs. W a lte r Sm ith, T uesday evening. Miss K athleen B aucher of S eattle Mr. S m ith had n o t seen his sister has been th e house guest of Mrs. K. M. M ayer since M onday of th is week. for six years. Mrs. Voll W ard and son Day of She left T hursday, going to W alla W alla in com pany w ith Mrs. Mayer, P o rtla n d left T h u rsd ay of lasf week Mrs. W. M. P earson, Mrs. F. B. Belt for th e ir home a f te r sp en d in g th ree ' VICTOR McLAGLEN jfa and Mrs. F ra n k M organ. days a t th e home of H a rry S p in n in g Mr. and Mrs. M aurice W eis of La CARTOON — PINK ELEPH A NTS G rande have spent th e past week n o rth of H erm iston, v isitin g his w ith Mrs. W eis’ p aren ts, Mr. and d au g h te r Mrs. Neva Pilon. COMEDY- O FF THE HORSE Mrs. Chas. Clark. They w ill leave S taffo rd ’s Pen and Ink Stands, WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY S unday for Eugene w here Mr. Weis 25c. V ariety Store. adv will enroll at th e U niversity of Ore SEPT. 1 - 2 E. C. H elik er and son D onald of gon. He has ta u g h t for a num ber of WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! years a t P erry . Or., n ea r La G rande. Ione and E. E. H elik er of Los A n Miss C athryn Collins an d h e r mo geles w ere am ong the v isito rs here th e r Mrs. B erth a Collins of P o rt S atu rd ay to a tte n d th e tu rk e y to u r land stopped a sh o rt w hile W ednes and picnic. They are frien d s of Mr. day evening a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd. They w ere en ro u te and Mrs. H arold R ankin. Mr. and Mrs. H a rry H am m on are to P endleton w here Miss Collins w ill be feted as queen of th e Pendleton th e p are n ts of a son born Tuesday, Round-Up. A ugust 24th, a t th e H erm iston G en Mrs. A nna B riggs and h er d a u g h eral h ospital. Mr, H am m on arriv ed te r E leanor B riggs left for D uns T uesday from B urns, Or., w here he m uir. Calif.. T h u rsd ay m orning. Mrs. Briggs plans to spend th e w in has been employed th is sum m er. Miss M arie V ern ar of St. Cloud, te r w ith her d a u g h te r M arion, who operates a flo rist shop there. She M innesota, arriv ed W ednesday and PLUS SHORTS has ren ted h er residence to Mr. and is th e guest of Mr. an d Mrs. A. F. Mrs. B. C. O’Conner. R ohrm an. She is a cousin of Mrs. Pens. Pencils, Pon and Pencil R ohrm an and th is is h er first trip Sets. Priced rig h t a t V ariety Store, v to Oregon. A fam ily reunion was held W ednes Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck Brown and day ef th is w e ek et th e home of Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Corliss when th e ir th e ir nieces N orm a Je an and Max d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. ine W inchester of The Dalles w ere H. L. Tom lin and d a u g h te r Mildred over n ig h t guests of Mr. and Mrs. and son .Toe. of Concord. Calif.. Mrs. They retu rn ed A. P henev and d a u g h te r Mary Joe Udey Monday. Commencing at 1 o’clock w F rances and son Arnold of Los A n Tuesday ar.d Mrs. Florence Sink ac geles. Calif., and Mr. nnd Mrs. J. D. com panied them as far as Wasco, Or. Sharp Corliss and Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Cor Mr. an d Mrs. C u rtis Simons and liss. gath ered for a p leasan t tim e to d a u g h te r S hirley, Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n gether. T he two fam ilies from Cali Pedro and d a u g h te r of Echo, left fornia plan to leave Monday. Sunday for E ast Lake, n ear Bend, to spend th e week fish in g an d cam p — 21 HEAD HORSES ing. They expect to re tu rn home Friday. — 7 HEAD GOOD MILK Mr. and Mrs. Wm. O'Donnell and COWS d a u g h te r V irg in ia an d son W alter of P o rtlan d were house guests of Mr. — 10 STOCK HOGS O 'D onnell’s b ro th er an d wife, Mr. Makes No Difference and Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell, over th e — FARM MACHINERY week end. T his is th e ir firs t trip to in a Woman’s Liking eastern Oregon, and w hile here they 3 DOZ. HENS visited th e Round-Up city. f o r a Completely Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Logan of Bos New, Attractive ton. Mass., who have been visitin g —2 DOZ. FRYERS Hairstyle. a t th e home of his b ro th e r and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Logan for the TONS Alfalfa HAY past six weeks, left F rid a y for th e ir Get One for the home. Mr. Logan is a teach er in the — Several Cord« WOOD M ilton Academy an d a t th e sam e SILVER JUBILEE tim e is w o rking fo r a degree 1n 2 BROOD SOWS chem ical en g in ee rin g a t Boston FAIR Tech. H is b ro th er Is local poet m as ter. 20 WEANING PIGS 2 Oil Permanent« for Mrs. Rena W aterm an retu rn ed Monday from spen d in g th e sum m er — HOUSEHOLD Good. w ith her son and wife. Mr. and Mrs. — Many Other Article« H arold W aterm an . In Bend. Or. She will m ake her hom e th is w in te r in TERMS—CASH h er residence here W hile aw ay she made a trip w ith h er son and fam W. L. HULSE, Owner ily in to C alifornia. I South side of the W alla W alla Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Pearson and R iv e r. Just W est o f th e M adam Phone 141 d au g h te r retu rn ed T h u rsd ay n ig h t | Dorion B ridge a t WALLULA. from a w eek’s trip to C ra te r Lake. Medford and coast points. They stopped a t Coquille and N ew port to eajo y th e beach and su rf bathing. Pearson operates a service sta tio n here. Mr. and Mrs. B ert M artin left S atu rd ay m orning for S eattle w here they expected to v isit th e ir son and d a u g h te r who have been th e re for ONLY Breeze-cooled travel some tim e. H enry Stoop of H erm is P endleton . . . $ .65 ton accom panied them as far as Y a Spokane............. 3.70 kim a w here he will visit hts d au g h The Dalles . . . 2.10 te r u n til December. l«a G rande . . . 1.80 Mr. and Mra. N. Slherg of Mar- WAY Bute....................... 5.15 shaltow n. Iowa, and Mrs. B. F. G rif $8.75 Round Trip Salt Lake City . 10.95 fith of G rand Ju n c tio n . Colorado, visited a t th e home of Mr. and Mra. HERMISTON DRUG CO. 4 TRIPS DAILY E lm er B yland la st week. They left Main Street - Phone 101 Sunday for th e ir home*. Mra. G rif fith la Mr. R yland'a slater whom he UNION PACIFIC STAGES had not seen for 25 years. LOCALS OASIS THEATRE Wm. Bloom, su p e rin ten d e n t of schools in F airb an k s, A laska, who has been a tte n d in g sum m er school a t th e U n iv ersity of W ashington a t S eattle, arriv ed W ednesday to spend a few days w ith his fam ily before leaving for F airb an k s S atu rd ay . Mrs. Bloom an d two sons B a rt and S tan ley w ill sta y here u n til th e first of November, a t th e home of h er p aren ts, Mrs. an d Mrs. L. C. Dyer. Theo. G regory of S tanfield was in tow n T uesday an d sta te d th a t he was le av in g th a t aftern o o n on a tw o w eeks’ trip w ith his fam ily, go ing to B ellingham and S eattle, THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1937. w here a siste r of Mrs. G regory Join ed them . From th e re they expected to go to V ancouver, B. C„ V ictoria, an d th en down th e coast to A storia an d Seaside, re tu rn in g th e in te rio r ro u te by K lam ath F alls. G regory farm s th e Coa ran ch a t S tanfield. Mrs. A. E. Bensel and two d au g h ters, Mrs. Zona Bensel Rogers and Mrs. F. B arker an d ch ild ren of Susan ville. Cal., and Olna Saling, motored to C rater Lake a week ago la st Sat- u ru d ay w here they were joined by Mr. B arker who retu rn ed to C alif o rn ia w ith his fam ily. T hey have been v isitin g in H erm iston for sev eral weeks. Mrs. Bensel, Mrs. Rog ers and Olna S aling m otored to th e coast an d to P o rtlan d and retu rn ed home Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Donovan D exter of U m apine will visit Mr. D onovan's g ran d m o th er, Mrs. Belscam per n ex t week. Mr. and Mrs. F o rw ard of O akland, Cal., sp en t tw o days thia week w ith Mrs. Belscam per. CLASSIFIED ADS BRING RESULTS Come-Relax-Enjoy Yourself & Visit the Hermiston Fair OTHER BUYERS MAY COME AND GO, BUT YOU MAY RELY ON US, AS A STEADY OUTLET FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK AT DEPENDABLE MARKET PRICES. We take pleasure in giving you a PROMPT, COURTEOUS SERVICE. GRANDVIEW LIVESTOCK PHONE CO. 201 Local Representative— B. I. WHITNEY PHONE 31 B o rd e r Cafe At SAFEWAY Y o u C an’t B eat Love EVERY PRICE IS A SAVING PRICE In m any years experience in b uying food, I have found I can buy my needs more econom ically a t Safe way— day in an d d'ay o u t I find th e ir prices LOW, th e ir q u ality HIGH, th e ir b ran d s th e POPULAR ones I like, th e ir SERVICE u n ifo rm ly courteous and fast, th e ir m er chandise FRESH. (Signed) A SAFEWAY CUSTOMER. TAYLOR STANWYCK A FULL WEEK OF VALUES AUG. 27 to SEPT. 3 THIS IS MY AFFAIR NOB HILL COFFEE WALDORF TISSUE See it Ground ! Know It’s Fresh ! Lb. q 2 1b PkgJ Pkg. 2J 45c PEAS 3 tìiìs 35 c Doz. T ins Libby’s PINEAPPLE JUICE - 46 oz. tin Sifted Early June 31.19 Farmer’s YELLOW CORN - 3 No. 2 tins LESLIE DAIRY SALT 7 lb. bag O. K. SOAP KELLOGG’S PEP Pkg. 11c 1 lb. pkg. *3 « 10 lb. tin 83c 3 pkgs. 85c H e a lth fu l C ereal RITZ D elicious B u tte r C rackers ZEPHYR High Quality-Fresh Stock Lb. Pk; X 21c 6 bars The P o p u lar Yellow Bar Marshmallows 28c E x tra S tan d a rd Q u ality F or P ick lin g Purposes MON., AUG. 30 KARO Red or Blue Label • JAR LIDS K err Mason R eg u lar W A S H I NGTON PEAKS ! CANNING PEARS The Usual High Quality — at the Lowest Market Prices! $4.00 W E ARE-HELPING GROWERS MARKET HUGE PEAR CROP E verybody likes PEARS, and w ith th is Hermiston Beauty Shop *3-75 T ins N a tu ra l Ju ic e - L arg e 46 oz. tin ¡Public Sale P O R T I AN Golden Poppy Orange Juice - 2 15-oz. N a tu ra l - U nsw eetened - U ndiluted Hillsdale SAUER KRAUT - 2 No. 2i/2 ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲A 25 Years 59« 6 rolls Made by Scott F or a Q uick Meal »rip (AAAAAAAAAAAAA Albers FLAPJACK FLOUR - 9 lb. bags In E conom ical 9 lb. Bags a year, la rg e crop W ash in g to n P e a r G row ers a re u rg in g Onions In new mesh bags! IO lbs....21c Grapes Girdled Seedless 9 LBS.............. us to USE MORE PEARS for DESSERTS, SALADS, P reserv in g , etc. L e t’s boost th is p roduct th a t is OUR VERY OWN! ! Frankfurters Dixie Squares Per Lb. Per Lb. .S d ítiv a v 20c 27c