i
LOCALS
LeRoy Mead, son of W alter Mead,
was taken to th e H erm iston G eneral
hospital Tuesday evening w ith a leg
frgcture.
.Mr. and Mrs. Ed Throop and
d a u g h te r a re visiting her sister Mrs.
Ralph Fix th is week from
th e ir
home on the coast.
G randm a E llis and Miss M ary E l
lis are now a t th e home of Mrs.
H ibbard, who lives n ear th e W. 8.
Boynton residence n o rth of H erm is
ton avenue.
C hild ren 's jersey gloves, 15c a
pair, a t B rierley ’s.
adv
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T aylor were
Sunday d in n e r guests of Mr. and
Mrs. E arl Dudley a t M ilton. Mrs.
Dudley w ill be rem em bered as E le
anor Briggs.
Mr. and Mrs. Ja rv is D urfey a t
tended the C alifornia and Oregon
football game a t M ultnom ah sta
diuin la st S atu rd ay in P o rtlan d ,
w hen th e Oregon eleven lost 26-0.
Clyde Beam er, 16 year old son of
Pete Beamer of Colum bia d istric t,
retu rn ed to his home F rid ay from
St. A nthony’s hospital in P endleton,
w here he u n derw ent an operation
for appendicitis.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday * Saturday
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NOV. 19 - 20
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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE 8IX
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PLUS SHORTS
Sun. - Mon. - Tue«.
NOV. 21 - 22 - 23
M ATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
W e - ä
s
PLUS SHORTS
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
NOV. 24 - 25
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT!
PLUS SHORTS
Miss Ju n e R ich ard s is employed
as bookkeeper at th e Oregon H a rd
w are & Im plem ent com pany store.
She is the d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs.
R alph R ichards.
H ome la u n d ry service. R easonable
prices an d delivery service, Phone
25-W, H erm iston, Ore.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Em il Zivney had as
th e ir week end guests, Mr. Ztvney's
p are n ts Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Zivney,
County A gent Inskeep of C lakam as
county, and Mrs. Inskeep, who drove
front Oregon City on A rm istice day.
Mrs. O tto M itchell and tw o ch ild
ren Evelyn and R obert of Jefferso n ,
Or., Is v isitin g her sister and fam
ily, Mr. an ad Mrs. A lton K ingsbury
th is week.
New line linen han k erch lefs, 5c
and 35c, a t Ruby McMillians, adv
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. S chulty and
son Don of Colorado and Mrs. W. B.
F oster and two ch ild ren A rilda and
and M ark, made a business trip to
P endleton S aturday.
T ry our delicious toasted san d
w iches a t T hom pson’s Drug.
adv.
Mrs. W. L. M organ e n tertain ed
inform ally W ednesday afternoon of
last week and F rid ay evening a t
c o n tra ct bridge. Mrs. B. S. K ingsley
and Mrs. G erald W h ite won h igh
honors.
B argains in used pianos. Priced
from 830.00 up. P endleton Music
House.
13-2tc
P. F. W ard, form er H erm iston
resid en t, sp en t from F rid ay u n til
T uesday In H erm iston on business,
from his home a t Bend.
We have a few used band in s tru
m ents priced for quick. Come in an d
look tnem over. P en d leto n Music
House.
13-3tc
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. C larke an d
Mrs. C lark e’s sister Mrs. J. B. Nos
tran d . who is v isitin g from E v er
e tt, W n„ m otored to P endleton W ed
nesday.
See our baby godds. Ruby McMil
lian .
adv
Sam N eufeldt of D allas, Or., is
v isitin g his sister and b ro th er in
law, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Q uiring. He
retu rn ed w ith them T uesday afte r
they had spent A rm istice day week
end w ith relatives in Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Schulty and
son Don from Colorado, and Mrs.
W. P. Foster, A riida and M ark Fos
te r visited at the Geo. Rand and Ba-
tle Rand homes In Irrig o n T h u rs
day afternoon.
Come to th e P endleton
Music
House for real b arg ain s in new an d
used radios.
13-3tc
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. S chulty and
son Don arriv ed
la st W ednesday
from Colorado Springs, Colo., and
are v isitin g a t the W. B. F oster home
in Colum bia d istric t. Mrs. Schulty
is th e ir d au g h ter.
H erm iston Beauty Shop g u a ra n
teed Lavendoil perm an en ts — 2 for
84.00. Tel. 141.
adv
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n
F inkbeiner,
p aren ts of Rev. R. R. F in k b ein er,
visited last W ednesday w ith th e ir
son and family. The F in k h eln ers op
e ra te a w heat ranch in the Big Bend
coun try in E astern W ashington.
M unsing w ear and Lovlee Lady
lingerie. R uby McMillian.
adv
A group of executive officers for
Colum bia C. E. Union atten d ed an
executive m eeting in P endleton S u n
day afternoon. Among them were
Cecil W arn er Jr., president. C a th
erin e McMullen, citizenship c h a ir
man, P au lin e Stoop, tre a su re r, Opal
Stockard. social chairm an, and Neva
H edrick, president of th e S tanfield
society.
ELECTRIC
THERMOSTAT
Maintains
a “ Set-
T e n pera tu re
Oregon H a rd w a re &
Im plem ent Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
BURK’S .
GIFTS
-
NEW LINE OF WOMEN’S SHOES
Large Line of Men’s, Women’s and Children’s
HOUSE SLIPPERS
Wide Variety to Choose From.
Men’s Hi Boots & Wool Sox at Last Year’s Prices.
HATS - CAPS - SHIRTS - SW EATERS - JA CK ETS - BROGUES
OXFORDS - WORK SHOES - OVERALLS - B lan k ets & S u it Cases
PRICED RIGHT - TO SAVE YOU MONEY
D. A. Em erson, of th e s ta t? de
p artm en t of education, an d J. A.
Y eager, county school su p e rin te n d
en t, made an official visit to th e lo
cal school Monday. Mr. E m erson In
spected th e local ed u catio n al sys
tem.
N ovember 2 6th is not a legal holi
day but due to th e fact th a t te ac h
ers w ish to v isit th e ir homes th a t
day is also declared a holiday a a d
w ill be made up a t the end of th e
school term .
$2*85
98c
$2*4®
Ladies’ Coats ...................................... $ 1 2 ’^^ & UP
Men’s Flannel Shirts ......................................... $1*^9
Men’s 4-buckle Arctics Overshoes ...........
HI SCHOOL NOTES
A boxing card is being arran g ed
w ith th e H eppner high school for
December 2, in the H erm iston high
school gym.
Men’s Heavy Coats
....... .......................... $ 3
& up
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFTS EARLY
AVOID THE RUSH
T here was a m eeting of te ac h
ers and su p e rin ten d e n ts in the of
fice of S u p erin te n d en t J. A. Y eager
in P endleton T uesday n ig h t, Novem
ber 16th, w hich local te ach ers a t
tended.
B U R N H A M ’S
DRY GOODS A N D NOTIONS
November 19
to November 24
Safew ay
Nob Hill
C offee
Serve th e Best - F o r th e
N atio n al F east Day.
Lbs. ...
45«
T hompson ’ s D rug
N u Bora
The R exall Store
Large Pkg. .. 29c
Phone 172
The Bargain Store
Two th ird s of th e n a tio n ’s tra ffic
d eath s occur w hile one th ird of th e
R eport cards w ill be issued next tra ffic is on th e road— a t n ig h t, says
week.
th N ational S afety council. “ Slow
Down W hen th e Sun Goes Down" la
Weather Report.
T here will be no school on T h an k s
Max. Min. g iv in g day n o r th e day following. i th e m otto they suggest.
Date
43
November 11 ......... ........... 50
November 12 ......... ......... 60 ... 38
November 13 ......... ........... 60 ... 41
43
November 14 ......... ........... 64
Kiddy - Kicks Buck-Hecht Children’s Shoes $ 1 * 4 9
41
November 15 ......... ......... 59
...........
*53
... 41
November 16 ____
Girls’ Brogues, snappy styles .........................
.November 17 .......... ........... 52 ... 40
MISSES’ 2-Snap Galoshes ...........
P re cip itatio n was .29.
IT S o u t ! THE A T m / s THANKSG/V/MG
<JJEpE STAGING-A G/ANT SALE OF HOLIDAY
FOODS THAT (LULL ENAËLE YOU TO NAVE
THE &IGGEST FEAST YOU CAN IM AG IN E
FOif THE LE A S T M O N E Y '! COMPLETE
stocks of hol / d a t foods a t H e a l
SAVING P R IC E S -D O '/T MISS T H IS S A L E
a,
V
G ran u lated
W ashing Pow der
Night 173
29c
SHREDDED WHEAT
Corn
FOR MEN—
2
3 Lbs. for
C & H
COCONUT
Del Monte
2 pkgs.
N.B.C.
POWDERED SUGAR
C & H
W hole Kernel
F ancy Q uality
THANKSGIVING!
Include tw o Shredded W heat (3 for large tu rk ey ) in your tu rk ey
dressing. You will have a rich n u t-lik e flavor an d a flu ffin ess
th a t cannot be obtained In anv o th e r way.
F or H oliday
D esserts
LB. PKG. ..
Gift Suggestions!
MANY MORE GIFTS
for the
WHOLE FAMILY
A THRIFTY
TURN to SAFEWAY for VALUE!
Raisins
(2 0 % dow n paym ent - Balance
w hen you call for it.)
Perfume
Compacts
Toilet Sets
Stationery
Candy
Brush & Comb Sets
Manicure Sets
Cameras
»
Fountain Pen - Pencil Sets
Electrical Appliances
Dresser Sets
Traveling Sets
CELEBRATE
Seedless
NOW IS THE TIME TO
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS
SHOPPING. Our stock is
complete and now on dis
play. Select your gift and
have us lay it away for
you.
F resh Stock
GEO. WASHINGTON
Tobacco
WALNUT MEATS
25c
16 oz. tin 49c
Per Lb.
14 oz. Pkg.
Buy Now for th e H olidays.
303 tins .
RITZ CRACKERS
1 lb. pkg.
D elicious B u tte r W afers
F in e G ran u lated
Ripe
OYSTERS
Olives
2
2>c
10 lbs.
SUGAR
2 No. 1 tins
E x tra F ine in D ressing
ORANGE JUICE
Hostess
B rand
3 No. 1 tins
L ibby’s
GREEN OLIVES
No. 1 tins
MIXERS
24c
Flavors 23c
Large 10 oz. jar
L ibby's S panish
Assorted
L yon’s Redi-M ix
SWEET PICKLES
FOR WOMEN—
fortable, healthful temperatures
are alwaya assured. No watch
ing or adjusting is required. Sim-
ply act the therm
thermostat dial and
the heater automatically keeps
the room a t the tem perature de-
For more comfortable, more healthful, more con
venient heating aenrioe, consider three new features:
Heat-Reflector Doors . . . Heat-Radiating Fins . . .
and the Coleman Fuel-Saving Burner.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy N eill of P ine
C ity re tu rn e d W ednesday from a
week spent in Salem and a t coast
points. W hile In Salem th ey visited
Mr. N eill’s d a u g h te r and husband,
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon K inton, and th e
p a rty m otored to N ew port on A rm is
tice day. T hey retu rn ed to P o rtlan d
Monday to a tte n d th e sta te confer
ence of co unty officials. Mr. N eill
in th e cap acity of county com mis
sio n er of M orrow county.
A group of H erm iston L egionna
ires and A u x iliary m em bers motored
to Ione T uesday n ig h t to a tte n d a
jo in t m eeting of the Post an d U nit.
Mrs. Jam es Todd of H erm iston, d is t
ric t p resid en t, in stalled au x ilia ry of
ficers and D istrict Com m ander Rob
e rt B urlingam e of M ilton Installed
Legion officials, a t th e respective
m eetings. Among those from H er
m iston were Mr. and
Mrs. W. L.
Hamm , Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Todd,
Mr. an d Mrs, O. K. Mudge, Mrs.
Mabel W alker, Mr. an d Mrs. C. J.
Jackson. A d ju ta n t Bowman of the
P endleton post was also present.
Premium
Military Brush Sets
Fountain Pen - Pencil Sets
Stationery & Candy *
Flashlights
Cigars & Cigarettes
Pipes & Tobacco
Bill Folds and Tobacco
Pouches
Golf Balls
Razors & Blades
Cameras & Watches
Toilet Sets
N ow Coleman Oil Burning
Heaters maintain "act” tem
peratures w h e n e q u ip p e d
w ith automatic temperature
controls. This extra equip
ment consists of a wall ther
mostat, an oil valve and a
transformer, and is as easy
to install as an o r d in a r y
doorbell.
Overheating is prevented. Com
rired.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. S ch u lty and
son Don, who have been v isitin g a t
th e W. B. F o ster home in Columbia
d istric t, left early Monday m orning
for Obern. Wn. From th e re they
will go to th e coast an d re tu rn to
th e ir home in Colorado Springs via
the so u th ern route.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arn er, Mrs.
Mabel R alph and d a u g h te r H elen,
an d G erald K eller p lan to leave F ri
day m orning for C orvallis w here
they w ill spend th e week end. Mrs.
R alph will v isit her d au g h ters Betty
and C h arlo tte who a re stuflents at
O. S. C.
M aytag w ashers, new. used and
reb u ilt. Easy m o nthly
paym ents.
Pendleton Music House.
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T he Misses M arjorie and Mary
B urnham plan to a rriv e W ednesday
of next week from E llensburg, W n..
to spend th e T h an k sg iv in g holidays
w ith th e ir paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J.
S. B urnham . M arjorie is ta k in g her
m aster's degree w ork an d M ary is
in h er firs t year.
L aw rence B uhm ann of Zenich,
M ontana, spent from W ednesday of
la st week u n til F rid a y v isitin g his
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A. Buhm ann.
He made a h u rried business trip .
Miss E sth e r S ib ert m otored to La
G rande on business la st S aturday
and was accom panied by E sth er Mc
Mullen, who visited w ith her sister
M argaret, a stu d e n t a t E astern Ore
gon N orm al school.
One, tw o room
a p a rtm e n t
for
ren t, furnished. C a rter A partm ents.
adv
Mrs. W. C. M orehouse retu rn ed
T hursday aftern o o n from more th an
a week spent a t B onneville and in
P o rtlan d v isitin g her son and fam i
ly.
Mrs. J. B. N ostrand of E v erett.
W n., has been th e house guest -of
her sister and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. C larke, since T uesday of last
week, and will leave for h er home
F riday. Mrs. N ostran d has n o t v isit
ed her siste r for some tim e, and
th ey now live in th e C. M. Best
residence south of tow n.
Mr. and Mrs, E. D. M artin w ere
called to C orvallis ea rly T uesday by
th e illness of th e ir son Dick who
u n d erw en t an o p eratio n for acute
ap p en d icitis la te
M onday night.
Dick is a senior a t Oregon S tate col
lege and has acted in th e capacity
of yell k in g for th e past tw o years.
Mrs. A. E. M cFarland of Uma
tilla and Joe Myers of th e Meadows
accom panied R. G. P enney and E.
P. Dodd to P o rtlan d la st Friday.
Mrs. M cFarland joined her husband
th ere and Mr. P enney and Mr. Dodd
atten d ed a m eeting a t w hich J. D.
Ross.
B onneville’s
a d m in istra to r
was th e m ain speaker.
W a ln u ts
FANCY
FRANQUETTS
2
QUART JA R
Serve th e Best
HOLIDAY PRODUCE ITEMS--
CRANBERRIES
Lbs
2 lbs.
JJC
6 lbs.
29c
Best Coast
SWEET POTATOES
Smooth No. l ’s
LETTUCE
Holiday Wrap
F resh W alla W alla
Chocolates
H alf or W hole
H igh Q uality
2 lb. box ................
lb. box
49c
.. 98c
SQUASH
CELERY
F resh U tah
ONIONS
W alla W alla Sweeta
2 heads
Per lb.
2 large bu.
8 lbs.
2$C