The Hermiston herald., September 16, 1937, Page 8, Image 8

Dr. and Mrs. M artin of Seaside.
Ore., are visitin g a t th e DeMoss
hom e th is week.
Miss Bess H uddleston of Condon
w as in H erm iston W ednesday m ak­
in g use of the local cannery.
Mrs. A rth u r Finley has retu rn ed
from a week’s visit in P o rtlan d and
P u g e t Sound country.
Miss E. R. C hristm an of P ortlan d
arriv e d W ednesday and is the guest
of Mrs. Chas. T aylor for a week.
New cotton p rin ts in sw ings and
new high styles. Ruby M cM illan’s, v
Mrs. Alice W agner re tu rn e d home
T uesday n ig h t from a v isit in P o rt­
land and Vancouver.
Mrs. E dna Gibson and son Ralph
Isaacson of Echo were in H erm iston
last Tuesday.
J. H. Y eager of Y eager's Bakery
m ade a business trip to P ortlan d
M onday night, re tu rn in g
W ednes­
day m orning.
Miss G ertrude P atterso n of T a ­
coma, W n., arrived S atu rd ay to
spent a week w ith her sister and
brother-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Dyer.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
F r id a y - S a t u r d a y
DOUBLE FEATURE.
SEPT. 17 - 18
Z A N E G R E Y 'S
“ Western Gold”
and
‘The Lady Escapes’
w ith
Gloria Stuart - Michael Whalen
PLUS SHORTS
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
SEPT. 19 - 20 - 21
M ATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Edward Arnold - Frances Farmer
‘ToastofNewYork’
Cartoon and Comedy.
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
, SEPT. 22 - 23
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT!
Mrs. R. G. Saylor is now a t her
home on B u tter Creek rec u p eratin g
from a recent illness. She is ab o u t
th e house and g ain in g stre n g th d a i­
ly.
Miss R uth M orrison of P o rtlan d ,
who ta u g h t in th e local h igh school
last year, visited frien d s here th is
week, lav in g W ednesday for P en d le­
ton to a tte n d the R ound Up.
W ork gloves 15c to 39c, B rier-
ley’s.
adv.
Dr. and Mrs. W. M artin M arbut
anad d a u g h te r of Echo were b u si­
ness v isito rs in H erm iston T uesday
evening.
Miss Ju lia C olpitts, who is em ­
ployed in Spokane, W n., is v isitin g
her m other here th is week and plans
to atten d the P endleton Round Up.
She and M axine P aul of P endleton
came from Spokane la st S atu rd ay .
Members of th e E p w o rth L eague
enjoyed a law n p arty T uesday n ig h t
a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. C hester
F lan n ig an in M innehaha d istric t.
T here were th ir ty young people
present.
B. J. N ation re tu rn e d F rid ay of
la st week from a tw o day trip to
Salem and o th e r points. B. E. O’Con­
nor accom panied him and did some
fish in g in the McKenzie riv er before
retu rn in g .
Miss Helen D un n in g is now em ­
ployed half days a t th e U m atilla
Field S tatio n a c tin g as ste n o g ra p h er
and clerk. She is also em ployed a t
th H erm iston D rug Store soda fo u n ­
tain.
W allace P atric k , who has been
employed a t th e J. B. Saylor ran c h
th is sum m er, left T h u rsd ay of la st
week for Eugene w here he w ill en ­
te r th e N orthw est C h ristian College
as a ju n io r.
W. H. Bowman and d au g h te r L e­
vada Bowman re tu rn e d W ednesday
from Baker, Or., w here th ey have
spent several weeks w ith th e ir son
and b ro th er, E lvest Bowman. Mr.
Bowman owns th e Bowman Shoe
R ep air' Shop here.
Fall h ats in a t R uby M cM illan’s.v
Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew i ’ierson of
W ashougal, W n., arriv ed S unday to
spend th e week w ith th e ir son and
fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Pierson.
Mr. P ierson and Sam Moore m o to r­
ed to P o rtlan d la st S atu rd ay and as
th ey retu rn ed Sunday b ro u g h t his
parents.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. M organ of
H erm iston and Mr. and Mrs. A. E l­
kins of P o rtlan d plan to leave S u n ­
day for Moon Meadows, ab o u t 30
miles above U kiah, on a h u n tin g
trip.
The Misses B etty and C h arlo tte
R alph plan to leave th is week for
Corvallis w here th ey w ill enroll at
Oregon S tate college, B etty as a
senior in home economies, and C h a r­
lo tte as a freshm an in business ad ­
m in istratio n .
Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S eattle opto­
m etrist who has m ade professional
visits to H erm iston for tw en ty -fiv e
RUPTURE
years and is know n fo r good optical
H. L. H offm ann, E x p ert, M innea­ work a t reasonable prices, w ill
polis, Minn., will d em o n strate w ith ­ again be a t th e H erm iston H otel
o u t ch arg e his “ P erfect R etention
T hursday, Septem ber 23, for one
Shields in
day. Eyes exam ined, glasses ground
PENDLETON
to fit each eye.
a(j v
Mrs. R uby M cMillan and Mrs. T.
O’G rady motored to W alla W alla on
business Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an, Miss
M arie V arn er and Chas. R ohrm an
spent T hursday a t Pow der Peaks
near N o rth Powder.
Miss H a rrie tt H eliker and her
fath er, E. C. H eliker, of Ione were
business visitors in town Monday of
th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Skoubo of
Boardm an, w inners of the farm pro­
duct trophy a t th e project fair, were
H erm iston visitors W ednesday.
J u s t in . . . Silks and silk p rin ts
in plain and sw ing sk irts. Ruby Mc­
M illan’s.
adv
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. W elch of the
Welch P o u ltry Produce of P o rtlan d
were house gu ests of Mr. and Mrs.
H. G. R an k in over th e week end.
Miss P au lin e M orris left F rid ay
m orning of last week for Mill City
w here she is te ach in g school.
Wm. H ay of Baker, Ore., visited
over th e week end a t th e home of
Mffs. L au ra M orris and Mrs. Lois
Blum in C olum bia d istric t.
Mr and Mrs. C. J. Jackson left
last Sunday on a w eek’s trip . Mr.
Jackson is b u tte rm ak e r a t the Um a­
tilla Co-operative Creamery.
Mr. and Mrs. C larence F riestad
of P ane Court, W alla W alla, W n.,
spent th e week end w ith Mr. and
Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell.
Mr. and Mrs. Ned O’Dell of W al­
la W alla w ere week end guests a t
th e home of his b ro th er and fam ily,
Mr. and Mrs. Ja ck O’Dell.
Mr. and Mrs. J. O m ohundro and
Mr. and Mrs. H. A. W ilson spent
Sunday in th e Y akim a valley d riv ­
ing as fa r n o rth as Yakim a.
New asso rtm en t b irth d a y cards
and ta lly cards. 5c, B rierley's. adv.
Miss Agnes Ja n e L undberg of Sea­
side, Ore., is th e house guest of her
a u n t, Mrs. Mabie W alker, th is week.
She plana to a tte n d th e Round Up
th is week end.
Dr. Sidney H all of Salem, S u p er­
in te n d en t of the Cascade D istrict of
Oregon
M ethodism, w ill be here
Sunday, Septem ber 26th, to deliver
tlie m o rning address a t th e church
and assist w ith com munion.
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r Zetzm an and
Mr. and Mrs. K ester and d a u g h te r
of K lam ath F alls arriv ed W ednes­
day and w ill he guests of Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. W ilcox d u rin g th e P e n ­
dleton Round Up.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Q u lrin g retu rn ed
Monday n ig h t from a w eek’s visit
in D allas, Ore. W hile th e re they
visited coast points and atten d ed
th e sta te fa ir a t Salem.
Miss M arie Salmi arriv ed from
her home on the coast M onday n ig h t
and will ta k e over h er te ach in g du­
ties M onday of n ex t week. She has
been delayed because of illness and
Mrs. David M ittlesd o rf of H erm iston
has acted as su b stitu te.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24
*= B.
• BOB BURNS*
MARTHA RAY!
MOUNTAIN
M U S IC
T H E A T R E
PLUS SHORTS
a t th e Dorion H otel from 10 A. M.
to 4 P. M. Please come early.
E venings by appointm ent.
Your physician w ill tell you about
th is serious condition. Any ru p tu re
allowed to p ro tru d e is dangerous.
My “ R eten tio n S hields” will hold
your ru p tu re u nder any condition
of exercise and work. They are sa n i­
ta ry w aterproof and p rac tica lly in ­
d estru ctib le.
Do not w ear trusses th a t w ill en ­
large th e opening and don’t neglect
the ch ildren. Many satisfied clients
in th is com m unity. No m ail order.
H erm iston people a tte n d in g
th e
N o rth M orrow County fa ir a t I r r i­
gon la st S atu rd ay were Snow Mc­
Coy, P au lin e Stoop, E d ith Clarke, j
M,rs. Neil Boynton, Mrs. H ow ard '
P etit. F ra n k B ilderback and Geo. j
H ark en rid er.
HERALD WANT ADS PAY
C O M IN G A G A IN
More locals on page four.
OUR WINTER COATS, SOX, etc., ARE NOW IN!
Heavy Leatherette, Heavy Fleece Lined,
Water Repelent COATS ..................................
O IQ
Heavy Fancy Coats, Rich Soft Cotton Pile,
Cloth Fronts and B a ck ......................................
£1 IQ
WOOL S O X ........................................ 25* up to 79«!
— JUMPERS, BLAZERS, SWEATERS, etc. —
Dr. Curry, the old Reliable
Optometrist of Seattle
who has made professional visits
to Hermiston for 25 vears. w ill
again ba at the
Hotel Hermiston
Thurs., Sept. 24
For One Day
Eyes Examined — Glasses Fitted
to Relieve Eye Strain and
B U R N H A M ’S
Headaches —
Charges Reasonable.
D R Y G O O D S A N D N O T IO N S
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SAVING PRICES
SEPT. 17 to 20
KELLOGG’S CEREAL DEAL
Sugar
C & H Cane
100 lbs.
$5.39
P o p u lar Cereals - 53c V alue
WALLA WALLA BEETS
F in e Q u ality
WALNUT MEATS
F resh Stock
CANTERBURY TEA
The Econom ical P ackage
Jello
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
Chases Dirt
BORENE
G ran u lated Soap
SPAGHETTI
Per Pkg.
H igh Q u ality - Bulk
7 lbs.
POST TOASTIES
For a Quick B reak fast
3 Phgs.
Purex
The popular bleach
Mi gal jugs
HOME OFFICE
305 Lincoln Building
Minneapolis, Minn.
AIRWAY
C offee
the O N L Y Crea
Separator with
S tainless
Miss B lanche Moore, sister of L.
A. Moore of H erm iston, and Miss
E thel McCullough, of San Francisco,
arriv ed Tueeday n ig h t to spend th e
week here and a tte n d th e P endleton
Round Up. They accom panied Mr.
and Mrs. Jack F ren ch from P o rt­
land, who w ent on to th e ir home a t
Long Creek.
All Flavors
M c C o r m ic
SQUIBB'S BRUSHLESS
SHAVE (Reg. 35c) 2 f o r * » “ ! »
(You Save 21c)
ses
with Electrically Welded Stainless Steel Spacers
Stainless Steel Discs —this amazing improve*
ment in cream separators is another triumph
for McCormick - Deering. Here is a cream
separator that brings to your milk room the
same positive assurance of cleanliness, sanita-
tion, and safety that you demand of kitchen
equipment.
Stainless Steel Discs are absolutely rustproof.
They arc made of tough, strong, closely grained
metal that will stay the same for years—
there is no soft coating to wear
away. As a result, the bowl in
the McCormick-Deering will
remain in balance a great deal
longer than one having ordinary
tinned carbon-steel discs
Call on us tor a demonstra­
tion— see this latest and great­
est achievement in McCormick-
Deering Cream Separators.
Oregon Hdwe. & Implt. Co.
See it Ground
J lb. pkg.
G IA N T
(THRIFT SIZE)
SO «
4lkx TIN
8 oz. CITRATES &
CARBONATES
Keep your system a lk alin e and
avoid chances of ca tc h in g cold.
A. B. D. & G.
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THUR8DAY. SEPTEM BER 1«, 19Í7
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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