The Hermiston herald., November 25, 1937, Page 4, Image 4

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25. 1937.
T H E H E R M IS T O N H E R A L D , H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N .
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State Board to La Grande.
Mrs. Alice W agner and her neice
Mr. and Mrs. E dw ard R u d er of
E ugene will be guests of Mr. and Leah H arris, who has been living
E astern Oregon N orm al, L aG rande
Mrs. C. W arn er over th e T h an k s­ w ith h er a u n t w hile atte n d in g — A nnouncem ent has Just been made
g ivin g holidays.
school, left S unday for Idaho. Mrs th a t th e S tate Board of H igher E d­
Miss M arg aret K irk, te ac h er in W agner will v isit a sister a t Lew is­ u cation w ill hold Its December m eet­
the grad e school, received w ord Wed ton and Leah will spend th e T h an k s­ ing a t E astern Oregon N orm al
G IF T S
-
N E W L IN E O F W O M E N ’S S H O E S
nesday m orning of th e d eath of her giving holidays w ith her p are n ts a t school in La G rande on Tuesday.
fa th e r in P o rtlan d .
Pierce, Idaho.
December 14. It is also announced
L a r g e L in e o f M e n ’», W o m e n ’» a n d C h ild r e n ’»
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D yer left S a tu r­ th a t a t th is tim e a form al in a u g u ra ­
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Rhea of S ta n ­
field were in
H erm iston
Sunday day for Powell B u tte to spend the tion w ill be held for Dr. C. A. H ow ­
H O U S E S L IP P E R S
v isitin g a t th e home of Mrs. R hea’s holidays w ith th e ir d au g h ter and ard who took over th e presidency of
W id e V a r ie ty t o C h o o se F rom .
p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Merle Phelps. fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. E d g ar P e te r­ E. O. N. on Septem ber 1. Special
Mrs. O. C. P ierce and d au g h ter son, They plan to b rin g th e ir g ra n ­ guests and speakers have been Invi­
M e n ’» H i B oot» & W o o l S o x a t L a»t Y e a r ’» P rice».
Peterson ted for th is occasion.
M arion an d sons Floyd and Stanley d d au g h ter N ancy Gay
left W ednesday evening for P o rt­ home w ith them for a visit.
Mrs. C. G. Page of M ilton and Dr.
HATS - CAPS - SHIRTS - SW EATERS - JACKETS - BROGUE8
land to spend the T h an k sg iv in g day
and Mrs. C. M. W illiam s of Yakima.
holidays w ith relatives.
Heppner C. E. Rally.
OXFORDS - WORK SHOES - OVERALLS - B lankets & S uit Case«
A. A. Estle, salesm an
for the W n., arriv ed W ednesday of th is
H erm iston was well represented
R ohrm an Motor com pany, left Mon­ week to spend T h an k sg iv in g h o li­ a t a C. E. rally a t H eppner la st F ri­
P R IC E D R IG H T - T O S A V E Y O U M O N E Y
day m o rn in g for P o rtlan d to atten d days w ith Mr. and Mrs. W. A. H ine- day n ig h t when tw en ty young peo­
line.
Mrs.
Page
is
Mrs.
H
in
elin
e’s
a m eeting of Ford
car salesm en
w here th e new ’38 car was shown. m other and Dr. W illiam s is her bro­ ple m otored over for th e evening
m eeting. Cecil W arn er, J r., Colum­
T h rift Shop sale December 10th ther.
P. P. Sullivan is v isitin g a t the bia Union president, presided a t the
and 11th - 700 articles.
adv.
WEATHER REPORT.
was given by Kay P a rk e r and Chas.
C hester Dyer, who has been em­ home of his d au g h ter, Mrs. David m eeting a t w hich Miss Iris M orton B arlow , and th e social hour was In
D ate
Max. Min.
M
ltt|e»dorf
th
is
week,
from
Rose­
ployed a t D uncan d u rin g th e sum ­
ch arg e of Cecil W arn er Sr. of H er­ November 18 ..................... 50 .... 38
of
H
ardm
an
gave
a
ta
lk
on
“W
h
a
t
b
u
rg
w
here
he
has
been
m
aking
his
m er m onths, retu rn ed
home th is
m iston. Those going from H erm is­
week and Is w ith his p aren ts. Mr. home. He accom panied his son and the C hurch H as to Offer for Y oung ton were Mr. and Mrs. C. W arn er, November 19 ..................... 41 .... 34
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Sullivan People T oday.” O ther speakers were
and Mrs. W. G. Dyer.
G ilb ert Dyer, Cecil W arn er J r., Novem ber 20 ....................... 45 .... 36
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. R a in w ater and who are v isitin g a t th e home of Mrs. G lenn W a rn er who gave a pep ta lk Glenn and P atsy W arn er, C atherine November 21 ..................... 46 .— 30
fam ily plan to spend T h an k sg iv in g W. S. Boynton.
for th e union convention scheduled McMullen, B etty M orehouse, H arold November 22 ..................... 44 .... 39
day w ith th e ir son and his wife,
and
R ichard N ovember 23 ...................... 52 .... 35
for December 3, 4 and 5 a t M ilton; R ain w ater, E rn e st
Mr. and Mrs. E v erett R ain w ater, at
R ain w ater, H arold and R alph Neill,
Mrs. M essenger of L exington, and Donna and Eldon Saylor, Joyce and
P re cip itatio n was 1.10, w hich is
th e ir home in W eston.
U M A T IL L A N E W S t
Mrs. L. C. Dyer, who has been t
devotions were conducted by Rev. N ina Rae McCulley and C larence approxim ately one-sixth of th e aver­
By ERMA BYRNES.
w ith her d a u g h te r Mrs. Chas. Isaacs
age to ta l y ea r’s rain fall.
C linefeldt of H eppner. A vocal duet Buhm ann.
a t P ilo t Rock, for several weeks, re ­
tu rn ed home th is week for th e holi
Mr. and Mrs. Tom T ucker spent
days.
W ednesday aftern o o n in W alla W al­
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Vey of B u tter la shopping.
N ovem ber
Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCarroll
E rm a Byrnes and G lenn Ostrom
of La G rande, E. M. Souders and were d in n er guests of Mr. an d Mrs.
2 6 -2 7 -2 9
F ran k C ram er of B oardm an, were Gene M cFarland W ednesday even­
all business v isito rs in H erm iston ing.
th is week.
Jam es B yrnes spent F rid a y in
Mrs. D ella L aird plans to spend W alia W alla on business. His m o th ­
T han k sg iv in g day w ith h er sister, er, Mrs. A. W. Byrnes, accom panied
Mrs. Bill P h illips, and o th e r re la ­ him to her home in W alla W alla a f­
tives in Union. Or. T here w ill be a te r spending a few days w ith her
reunion of th e fam ily a t th a t time. son and fam tly.
Mrs. L. D. T ilden, who u n d erw en t
Mrs. Elm ore McKenzie and d a u g h ­
an op eratio n a t T he Dalles hospital ter Jean and son Bob spent S a tu r­
two weeks ago, is reported as con­ day evening v isitin g B etty, who is
QUART
valescing a t th e home of h er sister, in nurses train in g .
Mrs. F. S. H etler a t W hite Salmon,
The order of P ocahontas in itiated
Wn.
eleven new m em bers in to th e ir o rg a­
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Douglas were n ization F rid a y evening. Those in i­
In H erm iston last week looking a f­ tia te d were Madanies O. W arren, Roy
ter business in te rests here.
They Ju stin so n , F ra n k K inney, N orm an
have been liv in g a t P endleton and W orthley, E m m ett Cooney, W illiam
PINT
P ilot Rock
d u rin g
th e
sum m er K ennedy, Lucille H ia tt, Jo Ellen
Sm ith, and Miss G. D ew senberry.
m onths.
Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy S ullivan and Mrs. K atie Stephens and E th y l Mont
A smooth, spicy dressing for those
,t s tl month-end round-up at the
sons of R oseburg, Ore., and P. P. gomery were rein stalled .
who like “ ex tra -fla v o r” . U nequaled
Tom and Jack Cooney retu rn ed
S ullivan arriv ed T uesday to spend
BEST VALUES. Were windnf'.-up
for salads, cold m eats, sea foods,
the T h an k sg iv in g holidays w ith re l­ last week from W enatchee an d Spo­
November with aPiANG*” And.
broiled fish. T ry its in d iv id u al fla ­
atives. Mrs. S ullivan is a d au g h ter kane.
t rreano y .rEXTRA-SAVTNtj'
vor
on
those
"
F
la
t
foods”
th
a
t
lack
Mrs.
Alec
R
au
of
P
o
rtlan
d
arriv
ed
of Mrs. W. S. Boynton.
in
ex
citin
g
“
T
an
g
”
.
here
Sunday
m
orning
re
tu
rn
in
g
S
un­
Geo. P o in te r of L exington, John
H olm gren of P endleton, Chas. D il­ day evening and w ill re tu rn to Um a­
lon of Boardm an and Mr. and Mrs. tilla ag ain n ex t week w here thev
P at Q uinn of S tanfield w ere busi­ w ill m ake th e ir home. Mr. R au is
E D W A R D ’S C O F F E E
4 lb. tin
ness v isito rs in H erm iston la st Mon­ forem an a t th e round house.
F
resh V acuum Packed
2 lbs. 49c
Tom and Ja ck Cooney and Bill
day.
HARVEST BLOSSOM
Mr. an d Mrs. L. S. B u rrell left B ousquet spent S atu ray evening in
P
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A
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G
ia
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t
1
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tin
s
W ednesday evening for Be'nd, Or., P endleton.
Rosedale
B etty McKenzie, Alice and Beth
w here th ey will spend th e T h an k s­
F am ily AU P urpose
giving holidays w ith her b ro th er Cooney spent S unday v isitin g th eir
PEANUT BUTTER
1% lb. j a r X 3 C
and
fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. p aren ts here from P endleton w here
they are in nurses tra in in g . Miss H a­
49 lbs.....................
R ich w ith Oil
B urrell.
zel Allen, an o th er nurse, accom pan­
Mr. and Mrs. A W. Im th u rn and ied B etty home.
W A X PAPER
BBL.
125 fo o t ro ll
tw o ch ild ren of Lew iston. Idaho,
Mr. and Mrs. W ebb left last week
are expected W ednesday (to d ay ) to for S eattle w hen th ey w ill leave for
Diamond B rand
spend
th e T h an k sg iv in g holidays A laska to spend two m onths.
w ith Mrs. Im th u rn ’s paren ts. Mr.
PUREX
% gal.
Mrs. M ark Com er arriv ed M onday
CREAM STYLE
and Mrs. A. B uhm ann.
M
aster B leacher
from her home in Salem to v isit her
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. F elth o u se en ­ sister and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
te rta in e d a t d in n er la st F riday Jam es Byrnes.
C R Y S T A L W H IT E
6 g ia n t b a rs
evening when covers were placed for
F
av
o
rite
Bar
Soap
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jam
es
Byrnes
left
Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zlvney. Mrs. G er­
New Pack
tru d e S anders and Miss Snow Mr- Monday afternoon for W alla W alla
V A N CAM PS BEAN S
4 11-oz. tin s
w here Mrs. B yrnes u n d erw en t an
Coy.
m
ajor
operation
T
uesday
m
orning.
W ith Tom ato Sauce
Jack House, who operated a sk a t­
No. 303 Tina ......
ing rink and cafe in H erm iston for Mrs. M ark Comer accom panied them
and
will
tak
e
care
of
Mrs.
Byrnes.
PANCAK E FLOUR
9 lb. b a g
some tim e, was in tow n early this
week and announces th a t on Novem­
S p erry ’s or A lbers
ber 6th he opened a sk a tin g rink
in La G rande.
He rep o rts a nice
M AR SH M A LLO W S
1 lb. pk g .
BATTLEGROUND •
business there.
F lu ffiest
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. M artin re ­
turn ed Monday n ig h t from Corvallis
SM O K E SA L T
1 0 lb. tin S 9 C
where they were called last week
M orton’s
by th e illness of th e ir son Dick, who
F ull Cream
un d erw en t an em ergency operation
2 lbs.
CHOCOLATES
for appendicitis.
Dick Is a senior
H igh Q uality Com mercial
P er L b.............................
a t Oregon S tate college
The Misses M iriam and Thelm a
S w arner and Ermoi S ater retu rn ed
Monday from C orvallis w here they
Phone 172
Night 173
ULTRA-FRESH
A I R W A Y C O F F E E ................................... 3 lbs. 5 0 c
atten d ed home com ing ac tiv itie s on
the Oregon S tate college cam pus and
T O M A T O J U I C E ................................. 46 oz. tin 2 2 c
the home com ing
football game.
Law rence S w arner, who is a ju n io r
COFFEE
S C O T C H G R A N . P O W D E R ............2 pkgs. 4 5 c
in a g ric u ltu ra l en g in eerin g a t O.S.C.
X Lh.
retu rn ed w ith them to spend the
M IN C E M E A T ..............................................2 lbs. 2 9 c
Pkg.
T h an k sg iv in g day holidays at his
home.
B U R K ’S - The Bargain Store
Mrs. G. C. Blayden and Mrs. Jack
G orham of Boardm an were business
visitors In H erm iston last S aturday.
Luvlee Lady house coats in long
and sh o rt lengths a t Ruby McMil­
lians.
Home laundry service. R easonable
prices and delivery service, Phone
25-W, H erm iston. Ore.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse were
d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
C larke on T hursday n ig h t of last
week.
Miss M iriam S w arner
spent a
week w ith h er sister, Mrs. Rom ar
Stein, in P o rtlan d recently, re tu r n ­
ing home W ednesday of la st week.
F. A. A nderson J r., left Monday
for La G rande w here he will spend
th e T hanksgiving day holidays w ith
relatives.
Mrs. Mabel W alker and Mrs. Ina
W essell motored to La G rande last
S atu rd ay on business. They en ­
countered fog on th e m ountain be­
tw een P endleton and Meacham.
F rien d s and relatives happily and
successfully surprised Wm. L indner
a t his home S atu rd ay evening, Nov­
em ber 20th, on th e occasion of his
fiftie th birthday. The honor guest
received a num ber of nice g ifts and
th e guests enjoyed gam es d u rin g the
evening.
T here
were
th irty -tw o
p resent for th e occasion.
BASIS THEATRE
H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N
F r id a y - S a tu r d a y
NOV. 28 - 27
DOUBLE FEATURE.
JOHN W AYNE
“ Straight Ahead”
BORIS KARLOFF
“ Night Key”
CARTOON— The G olfers
S u n . - M on . - T u e«.
NOV. 28 • 20 - 30
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Safew Fm ay
ontliC ncl^
HALLEY’S TARG
W ypl
X9c
Or
17c
VALUE?
F
QCr
Flour
S i-3 5
$5-19
19c
CORN
19c
CARNIVAL OF CHAMPIONS
A fig h t p ictu re of cham pions
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
DECEMBER 1 - 2
WEDNESDAY SPFC1AL NIGHT!
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3
IJ c
CHEESE
T hompson ’ s D rug
XOC
The R exall Store
w ith
ANN SOTHERN
JACK HALEY
Short Musical and Comedy.
Nob H U I
Here is the Electric
45«
Shaver you will event­
'jtog? Coleman
HEATERS
AUTOMATIC
TEMPERATURE
CONTROL
N ow C olem an O il B urning
H eaters m aintain “se t” tem ­
perature» w h e n e q u ip p e d
w ith autom atic tem perature
controls. T h is extra equip­
m ent co n sists of a w a ll ther­
m ostat, an oil v a lv e and a
transform er, and it as easy
t o in sta ll a s an o r d in a r y
doorbell.
Overheating is prevented. Com­
fortable. healthful temperatures
are always assured. N o watch­
ing or adjusting la required. Sim­
ply aet the thermostat dial and
the heater automatically keeps
the room at the temperature de­
sired.
F or more comfortable, more healthful, more
renient heating service, consider these new feett
Heat-Reflector Doors . . . Heat-Radiating Fins
the C o lm a n
~ ~
OREGON GARDEN
not get it TODAY?
PEA S
3
3 & 4 Sieve
No. 2
T ins .........
OA-
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G IN G E R S N A P S .................................................... 2 lbs. 2 5 c
2 lbs. 2 3 c
D A T E S ..............................................
C L A B B E R G I R L .................................2 lb. tin s 2 3 c
D R I E D P R U N E S .................................................... 3 lbs. 2 5 c
L a r g e P a p e r S h e ll W A L N U T S ............ 2 lbs. 3 9 c
CLOSE-SHAVER
Come in and get a free dem on­
stratio n .
1
Use one tw o weeks and
if not satisfied,
b rin g
it
PRODUCE
WEEK ERR SPECIALS
back
w ith no o bligation on your p art.
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT!
Bacon S quares Perib. 15«
W hile they last!
TIME TESTED
Specials
for FRIDAY & S k IW D K 'i
COD LIVER OIL
V itam in Tested
ELECTRIC
TIERMOSTAT
Q u art
9® C
NOSE DROPS
w ith E phedrine
a "S et’
O regon H a r d w a r e &
Im p le m e n t Co.
LETTUCE
F resh G iant Heads
8 lbs. J C £
C arrot»
P e r lb.
Bacon
F ancy F resh
ORIOLE - Mild Cure
Y east
3
cak es
10c
F leisch m an ’s
S liced Bacon
G ra p e F ru it d z . ^ O C
Ju ic y - Sweet
P a r sn ip s 8 lbs.
p e r ib.
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ORIOLE - L ayers
P o ta to e s 11 lbs. I C C
Local Grown
M a in ta in s
Tern pare tri re
H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N
ually buy! . . . Why
Remington-Rand
Equipped with
P U F F E D W H E A T .............................. p e r pk g . 1 0 c
PENETRO RUB
Old fashioned chest rub
for deep seated colds.
ANALGESIC BALM
W ie n e rs
»5«
L arge F ra n k fu rte rs
5OC
C odfish
D on't lie aw ake n ig h ts
when th is remedy w ill soothe
your aches and p ain s and also
keep your head clear.
Boneless
X
lbs.
45®
X ibs. 45c
D a te s
S p in a c h
F resh
2 lbs.
4 lbs.
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