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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1937 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. M ary M arshall, neighbor, Georgia R ae N eal. Mrs. M arshall, M ary’s m o th er, E le an o r S teiner. A ngie Sperry, Slds wife, M ary Alice Corpe. Miss L avina May Lynch is d ire c t in g th e play. th e week end. Lonny K n o ttes is spending a few days w ith his d a u g h te r, Mrs. John W HEN SHIPPING C R E A M -T R Y H arrison. But we can’t play — We have no kick coming! Mr. and Mrs. Tom Boylen of P en dleton were callers a t the ran ch on Monday. Our shoe business has tripled. Our general business Always Portland’s Highest Prices J. E. Saylor of H erm iston was on Independently Owned and Reliable th e creek S unday g e ttin g th e people has doubled. But why not? Our prices are in line to sign for th e pow er line. If enough Checks by Return Mail people reg ister it w ill come as far PARTIES FOR THE TEAR. with the biggest and best stores. 519 N.W. 21st Ave. Portland, Oregon as P in e City. (F ro m th e Bulldog) Roger H owell received a broken A. Anderson, Prop. P lan s have been m ade to have a back when his ca r tu rn ed over on CASHMERE S O X ___________ 6 pairs H.H.S. p a rty each m onth th is year. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»»»»♦♦♦eeeee e e e teeeeeeeee o eeee»» »«« m »»»» th e Ja rm o n hill. Pew Days Only — L ig h t or D ark G ray T he schedule is as follows: O ctober — Sophom ore Class. ❖ « KIP LEATHER COATS ........... Novem ber — Ju n io r Class. ♦ Long L ength - S atin Lined BOARDMAN * December — Senior Claes. By M a ry e tta T hom as J a n u a ry — L e tte rm a n ’s Club. SILK DRESSES........................... $3.95 to F eb ru ary — Pep Club. Mr. and Mrs. E S ires of S tanfield were v isitin g Mr. and Mrs. A rt Al- I M arch — T he G irls’ League. T he Ju n io r prom w ill probably be len Friday. LADIES C O A T S......... $12.75 to g .7 5 & up Mr. and Mrs. H. R. P arso n s and in A pril. Hazel left for Spokane w here they will a tte n d th e fu n eral of Mrs. P ar 18 INCH BOOTS ........................................ son’s fath e r, M onday ❖ Bleakney motored to P o rtlan d PINE C IT Y ♦ last N. week for his ch ild ren Awilda, Time to buy Christmas Presents - Make early choice By Mrs. B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r Joe, Bob and Neal Bleakney, w ho re tu rn ed w ith him. They attendfed LADIES PURSES, new shipm ent............ W a lte r P ierce spoke in th e a f te r the stock show. noon a t th e Lena G range h all. It D ifferent Shapes and Styles - F all Shade Mrs. E. U thes an d H al Jo h n so n of w as M orrow Pom ona G range day T he D alles w ere v isito rs here over an d a num ber from P in e C ity a t th e week end. “WE SERVICE AND REPAIR ALL MAKES” tended. Jean B auer spent th e week end Com m issioner Roy Neill spent in P endleton visiting. S atu rd ay in P en d leto n and la st week C. Coats and Nels K risten sen re in H eppner on business. tu rn ed from th e m o u n tain s w here T he tu b e rc u lin te st was given to DRY GOODS AMD NOTIONS they have been h erd in g sheep. th e P in e City ch ild ren W ednesday. T rum an M essenger and fam ily of » » * " » ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 9 » » » 9 9 9 9 » » 9 t t t 1 9 9 9 9 9 » Dr. J. M. O’Dell, su p e rin te n d e n t of L exington are v isitin g a t th e Ed th e E a ste rn Oregon T uberculosis Barlow home. th e St. A n th o n y ’s ho sp ital in P en S uzanne T oler, a sp in ster. Gladys h o sp ital a t T he D alles was In JUNIORS SELECT George R ussell is here from Odell dleton. V irg in ia Com pton, Dud D il en Into o th e r cities, one being m ade charge. A ssistan ts w ere Miss H a r v isitin g Seth Russell and fam ily. W illiam s. lon and Ed Skoubo of B oardm an, to C uernavaca, a fav o rite M exican rie t B ren e rstall and Mrs. A thea 'N E W FIRES' E ldon S hannon is v isitin g here an d E rm a B yrnes took them back to h ealth reso rt, w here C ortez’s palaoa Je rry , S p erry ’s son, Glen Elwood. S tonem an. T ests read on F rid ay from L exington. is situ ate d . A n o th er tr ip took th e m P endleton S unday evening. Stephen S an try , an a u th o r, R alph show ed no reactors. Ted W ilson retu rn ed home from G lenn Ostrom and G eorge McNabb to Taxco. fam ous for its silv er m ines (F rom th e B ulldog) M arble. deer h u n tin g Sunday. Mr. an d Mrs. Reid Buseick stop left Monday for a few days of deer and m a n u fa ctu rin g . T he la tte r c ity Mr. and Mrs. Bill K ruze retu rn ed h u n tin g . ped a t th e A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r borne T he ju n io r class play, “ New Fire»,” Billy, his son, Jesse Moore. M arg aret Brow n, V iolet D exter, is more ty p ically M exican th a n th e w hich w ill be given in November, P h y llis, his d au g h ter, G eraldine S unday on th e ir way to P endleton from Spokane w here th ey have been visiting. Mr. Buseick came on business for Mae W u rste r, K a th rin a P o rte r an d o th er places visited. M exico C ity M ullins. w as chosen by a com m ittee consist Mrs. F ra n k S tu rg ill and Mrs. El th e city of L ong Creek. T hey are has a pop u latio n of a m illion a n d a in g of V irg in ia W ells, E lean o r Ste- A nne, his w ife, M ary H elene P lersol p u ttin g in a city w ater system and G reener and ch ild ren of H alfw ay E rm a B yrnes w ere d in n e r g u ests of B etty M cKenzie S unday evening. h alf In h a b ita n ts an d has become were v isito rs a t th e Rev. Thom as in o r and Jo h n Knox. T he cast w hich Olive, his d au g h ter, C laudine H ale th e tow n is progressing rapidly. q u ite A m ericanized. B ert B arnes and F red R auch of home la st week. They were on th e ir has been chosen is as follow s: Eve, his d au g h ter-in -la w , V irg in ia MOSHBERGER SPENDS w ay home from P o rtland. B u tter C reek w ere th e firs t h u n te rs L u cin d a A ndrew s, a widow, V ir W ells. Mr. and Mrs. Carol K ennedy and IM EXIC A N VA C A TIO N to b ag th e ir d eer th is week. g in ia Dyer. Dick, his son, Jo h n Knox. A llan C haffee left for th e ir hom e in E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r made a busi E ugene. Sid Sperry, a farm hand, D arw in Dr. Lynn G ray, a co u n try physician, Th|ey have been v isitin g (F ro m th e B ulldog) ness trip to th e Jo h n Day riv er over here for th e p ast week. Shaw. Jack T illery. L adrew M oshberger, a m em ber of A. R. H ugg and H. E. B ates took a load of hogs to P o rtla n d th is th e h igh school facu lty , sp e n t a two week. m o n th s' vacation d u rin g th e sum H arlan d L undell is back from m er in Mexico City, and rep o rts an A berdeen w here he has been w ork ex trem ely in te re stin g and in stru c ing. Mr. and Mrs. A lton K litz of tiv e trip . T he p a rty left P o rtlan d ab o u t the P o rtlan d are v isitin g a t th e F. F. K litz home. m iddle of Ju n e, drove to San F r a n when you've found Dr. O’Dell of th e tuberculosis hos cisco by th e inland route, and spent p ital a t The D alles gave tu b ercu lo a way to ease the four days th ere before going to sis tests in school recently. pains o f G ilbert P etty s Is now em ployed at B akersfield, and east to Las Vegas, N evada. A sh o rt stop was made at Ione. E lin o r T ilden w ent to /Portland Boulder Dam, and th en the group over th e week end w here she v isi w ent on to the G rand Canyon, and ted h er m other who was ill. from th e re to C arlsbad, New Mexi H elen S lan g er, who lives a t P e n and do it the dleton. is v isitin g a t th e Glen H ad co. .... ..... ley place. Mr. M oshberger rep o rts th a t the inexpensive Mrs. E. T. M essenger, who has trip th ro u g h th e Cavern was one of been ta k in g tre a tm e n ts for h er leg th e m ost in te re stin g p a rts of th e way, too. a t The Dalles hospital, retu rn ed Journey, an d th a t th e cave, w hile it home Sunday. A harvest supper w ill he given a t resem bles th e Oregon Caves in for th e church October 14th by th e L a m ation, is m uch larg er. The rock dles Aid. form ations are more varied and u n Josephine M cE ntlre of Pendleton usual. visited h er p are n ts over Sunday. "C A N S *^»C A N S 9 CANS E n try in to Mexico was made a t MINCED CLAMS, Red & White, l ’s ......................... $ .85 Laredo, Texas. From th e re a paved $1.65 $3.25 highw ay leads d irec tly to Mexico MINCED CLAMS, Royal Chef, l ’s ............................. .45 .87 1.70 UMATILLA NEWS t City, You can pay as high as you want some 750 m iles to th e south. By ERMA BYRNES. OYSTERS, Red & White, l ’s ...................................... .48 .95 1.83 for remedies claimed to relieve the At one po in t in th e m ountains, pain of Rheumatism, Neuritis, OYSTERS, Blue & White, l ’s ...................................... .39 .77 1.50 Sciatica, etc. B ut the medicine so The 500 Club m et a t th e home of w here th e road g ain s an a ltitu d e of SHRIMP, Red & White, l ’s ...................... .................... .59 1.15 2.25 many doctors generally approve— Mrs, Ja ck C herry W ednesday a f te r over 10,000 feet, th e p a rty enjoyed the one used by thousands of noon. Those present w ere Mes- th e v ista of miles of tree-covered SALMON, Red & White, l ’s ...................................... .89 1.72 3.40 families daily — is Bayer Aspirin dam es E rvin C hapm an, Neva Ptlon m ou n tain s, stretch ed o u t below as SALMON, Blue & White, l ’s ...................................... — 15/ a dozen tablets — about .41 .80 1.59 Joe S pringer, F red K nudson, Olaf far as th e eye could see. They ex 1 / apiece. TUNA FISH, Red & White, y2’s ................................ .53 2.05 P eterson, Milo M cFarland and Miss 1.05 Simply take 2 Bayer Aspirin perienced looking down on th e S ara Rix. tablets with a half glass of water. TUNA FLAKES, Our Value, i/,’s ............................. .48 .93 1.83 clouds. Mr. and Mrs. A rt T ro u t and fam i Repeat, if necessary, according to APRICOTS, Blue & White, 2i/2rs ............................... .59 1.15 In Mexico City, Mr. M oshberger 2.25 ly of W alla W alla were visitors a t directions. th e F ra n k C lark home S atu rd ay . Usually this will ease such pain FRUIT COCKTAIL, Red & White, l ’s ..................... and m em bers of his p arty atten d ed .45 .87 1.72 in a remarkably short time. A rt Peterson and H ugh Van Scho- th e sum m er session a t th e U niversi SEEDLESS GRAPES, Vine Gold, l ’s ......................... For quick relief from such pain .38 .75 1.47 iack retu rn ed home S un d ay from a ty of Mexico, w hich lasted six weeks. which exhausts you and keeps you five day h u n tin g trip. GRAPEFRUIT, Red & White, 2’s .............................. .45 .87 1.72 awake at night — ask for genuine Mrs. O. P. M iller, Mrs. N orm an He says th e school is conducted in Bayer Aspirin. PEACHES, Home Style Frees or Sliced Clings 2y>’s .65 1.25 2.47 W o rth ley an d Mrs. E. Ream spent much th e sam e m an n er as our u n i PEACHES, Clings, Blue & White, 21/ , ’s ................... last W ednesday aftern o o n In P e n versities, except th a t some of the .55 1.08 2.10 dleton w here th ey atten d ed th e sec classes a re e n tirely in Spanish, PEARS, Red & White, 2i/2’s ........................................ .75 1.48 2.90 ond a n n u a l fam ily liv in g conference. w hile o th ers are conducted in E n g PEARS, Blue & White, 2 i^ ’s ...................................... .59 1.15 2.25 The women are p lan n in g to s ta r t a lish. T he sum m er session stu d en ts PINEAPPLE, Home Style or Sliced, R. & W., 2y>’s club here in the near fu tu re. .70 1.38 2.75 atten d e d classes d u rin g th e m orn Mr. and Mrs. E. Ream and ch ild PINEAPPLE, Home Style or Sliced, R. & W., PA's .39 .77 1.50 ren Jack , Leslie and A udrey spent ing and sp en t the aftern o o n sig h t PINEAPPLE, Blue & White, 2i/2’s .................... .55 1.08 2.13 la st week end v isitin g in P o rtlan d . seeing. cent a tablet Several week end trip s were ta k Mr. an d Mrs. O. W arren and son GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Red & White, 2’s ............... .43 .85 1.68 have moved in to th e V leg place re ORANGE, Red & White, l ’s ......................... .35 .68 1.35 cen tly vacated by Mr. and Mrs. Bill H anson. APRICOT NECTARS, Red & White, l ’s ............ .35 .68 1.35 T h e high school held its an n u a l PINEAPPLE JUICE, Red & White, 46 oz. .. .95 1.87 3.50 freshm en in itiatio n la st T hursday and Friday. PINEAPPLE JUICE, Dole’s, 2’s ............ <43 .85 1.68 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ju sten so n have TOMATO JUICE, Red & White, l ’s ......... .23 .44 .87 purchased a Dodge sedan. ASPARAGUS, Natural Small, Walla Walla, l ’s Mrs. G eorge K endler Is w orking .65 1.27 2.50 on th e Read house and will move in CUT GREEN BEANS, Red & White, 2’s .. .45 .87 1.70 to it some tim e th is week. RED KIDNEY BEANS, Red & White, 2’s . .39 .75 1.47 T he U m atilla high school is g e t tin g ready for an o th er dance th e SLICED BEETS, Red & White, 2’s .... .39 .77 1.50 16th, and a carn iv al dance th e 29th. HOMINY, Red & White, 21/o’s ............. .35 .68 1.33 Mae W u rster, V iolet D exter and PUMPKIN, Red & White, 2 U ’s F ran ces B ray atten d ed th e carn iv al .35 .68 1.33 and dance In Echo last Friday. PEAS, No. 3 Sieve, Red & White, 2’s . .45 .87 1.70 Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ju sten so n w ere TOMATOES, Red & White, 2i/2’s d in n e r guests a t th e Milo M cFarland .50 .97 1.90 home last Friday. SPINACH, Red & White, 2i/2’s~......... .50 .97 1.90 Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Byrnes and SAUERKRAUT, Red & White, 2i/2’s .............. .43 g ra n d d a u g h te r V erna Dale W alsh .85 . 1.68 spent S atu rd ay In P endleton. PEAS AND CARROTS, Inland Valley, 2’s ........... .35 .68 1.33 The S unday school had a p arty a t CORN, Golden Sweet, Our Value, 2’s ............ Each th e church S unday afternoon. between Portland, Spokane, Salt Lake, Omaha, Chico3< PEAS, Our Value ................................................. Each Mrs. John W u rste r and S arah and Mae, and Mr. an d Mrs. Ray McNabb CUT BEANS, Our Value, 2’s ............. Each •M akeyour next trip to Portland, Spokane, Salt [sp e n t S atu rd ay In P endleton shop Lake, D ei ver, Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago ping. TOMATOES, Blue & White, 2V»’s Each and intermediate points the most comfortable, Mr. and Mrs. Don H arry m an and STRAINED VEGETABLES, Red & White ............ SPOKANK q 7H c ° 8t inAer*Vi,nV ver' Soing by Union Pacific sons have moved from th e Stone o f JILAMK , . . 3 .7 0 Super-Coach) These sensational new buses COFFEE, Red & White, 1 lb : ........................... Each house to one of Bill S w ifzier’s hous B O IS E ................ 5.15 ■•t new high standards in luxurious highway es. COFFEE. Red & White. 3 lbs Each CHICAGO . 29.50 travel—yet fares remain at the sam e low level. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Spencer and n n . ^ou will enjoy the scores of new, im proved PO RTLAND . TOMATO HOT SAUCE, Red & W h ite ..... | child of S tanfield spent Sunday a t . 8 .10 features in the Supar-Coach—its smart design, th e Ben Spencer home PE N D LE T O N $ .65 beautiful upholstering, forced draft ventilation, Mr. and Mrs. H arry K essler and 17 05 batter view, and smoother riding qualities. For DENVER . . . 2g 25 o ,b*r information, visit or phone: ch ild ren spent Sunday and Monday K A N SA S CIT Y In H eppner. Mr. Kessler w ent h u n t H ERM ISTON DRUG CO. O M A H A ...............24.00 ing. RED « W H IT E STORE M AIN ST R EET Miss B etty McKenzie, accom pan Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt. Courteous Service ied by Miss K a th rin a P o rte r of Long A rm our’s Creek spent Sunday aftern o o n v isit ing a t th e Elm ore M cKenzie home. Both g irls a re in nurees tra in in g a t Football Season Is On— - C o lu m b ia C r e a m e r y $ 1.2 0 ...... $9.75 COME IN $5,95 9 J A fte r a Sum m er’« H a rd D riv in g Y o u r C ar NEEDS a Cheek Up, and W e ’re th e Ones to do the Job R IG H T! $4.69 £ f B U R N H A M ’S R o h rm a n M o to r C o . ITS GREAT TO BE BACK AT WORK a $ fbrb » cj RHEUMATISM O n e W e e k o f B a r g a i n s - Oct. 15 to 23. ***« ***« • SUPER-COACH Same low fares HERMISTON TRADING CO. Fri. - Sat. Special BACON lb. 29c union, p a c ific stages
