Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brock were
business v isitors In
P endleton on
Monday.
Ja ck M artin, son of Mr. and Mrs.
E. D. M artin and senior a t O.S.C.,
sp e n t th e holidays In H erm iston.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday - Saturday
DEC. 3 - 4
DOUBLE FEATURE.
GEORGE O'BRIEN
in
W in d ja m m e r
JOHN BOLES and
DORIS NOLAN
in
As Good As
M a r r ie d
CARTOON
B irth d ay P arty .
Sun. - Mon. - Tue*.
DEC. 5 - 6 - 7
M ATINEE 2:3 0 SUNDAY
G irls . . . music . . . rom ance . . .
sta rs . . . comedy . . . all done in
A dvanced
TECHNICOLOR
so
dazzling th a t it takes your breath
aw ay!
WARNER BAXTER
JOAN BENNETT
in WALTER WANGER’S
Bill H arris, freshm an in c rim in
ology a t Oregon S tate college a t
Corvallis, sp en t th e
T h an k sg iv in g
holidays in H erm iston.
Mrs. Jesse R ichards is still busy
th is week moving farm im plem ents
and m achinery to th e ir new plot
of ground in the S tan field project.
Home la u n d ry service. Reasonable
prices and d elivery service, Phone
25-W, H erm iston, Ore.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. E arl R obinson and
little son R onald drove to P o rtlan d
W ednesday to spend T h an k sg iv in g
w ith Mr. R obinson’s p aren ts. They
retu rn ed to th e ir home Friday.
T h an k sg iv in g day g u ests a t th e
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McRey
nolds were Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Hed-
w all and Mr. and Mrs. M. G. Hed-
wall.
G uests of Mrs. Mabel W alk er and
d a u g h te r Beverley on T h an k sg iv in g
day w ere Mrs. A nna Connor. Mr.
and Mrs. H arry C onnor and fam ily
and Jesse Connor.
P erso n ality frocks, zipper dresses
<n cotton p rin ts. Ruby M cM illians, v
Mr. and Mrs. G erald W h ite mo
tored to D ayton, W n„ for T h an k s
giving day w here th ey w ere guests
a t the home of Mr. W h ite ’s sister,
Mrs. Lee G ilbreth.
Mrs. Paul Van P atte n is employed
at B rierley ’s v arie ty sto re d u rin g
th e pre-C hristm as holiday season.
Mr. and Mrs. E ugene H anby and
son E ugene were d in n e r guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Fred W in eb erg er on
T han k sg iv in g day.
C hristm as toys, books and C h rist
mas tree deco ratio n s and w rappings
at B rierley’s.
adv.
D inner guests a t th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. S. B urnham on T h an k s
giving day were Mr. and Mrs. M.
Refvem and sons Bob. D onald and
Tommy, and Miss E lva B erry of
Stanfield. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hog-
gard of Rufus, and Mr. and Mrs.
Miles B arager, Mr.
and
Mrs. T.
O’G rady of H erm iston, and
th e ir
d au g h ters M arjorie and M ary who
are stu d e n ts at th e E llen sb erg N or
mal.
P re -H o lid a y
Specials
“ Vogues of 1938”
PERMANENTS
in TECHNICOLOR
$3 Permanent for $ > 5 0
$4.95 Permanent - $ ^ .5 0
PLUS SHORTS.
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
DEC. 8 - 9
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT!
WENDY BARRIE and
RAY MILLAND
in
“ W in g s O v e r
H o n o lu lu ”
A th rillin g airplane story!
CARTOON— G oing Places,
S tra n g er th a n F iction.
N atu ra l and Oil of Redwood
GOOD UNTIL JAN. 1st.
REGULAR—
Lilac Oil Permanent
$5.00
Kalor Machineless
Permanent
$6.00
Doris Meyne Cosmetics
The PER FE C T C hristm as
Gift.
Ruby’s Beauty Shop
Phone 711
Thompson’s Drug Store
the R E X A L L store
NOW IS THE TIME TO SELECT YOUR
CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
PAY ONLY A
SMALL DEPOSIT TO GET YOUR GIFT
—THE BALANCE JANUARY 1ST, 1937.
Book Ends
$ £ .0 0
Men’s Sets 50c to $ £ .0 0
Comb, Brush and
Mirror
$>19
Pen and Pencil
Sets - $1.95 to $ ^ .5 0
$7.50 Desk Sets $ £ .0 0
Wrist Watches $ > 9 5
and $3.95
Dresser Lamps
Coty Sets
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1937
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE FOUR
>1 .39
$>25
to $5.00
Bill Folds $1 to $ £ .0 0
Military Brush
Sets - $1.00 to $ £ .2 5
Fitted Leather
Cases * $3 to $ £ 0 .5 0
Fitted Over
Night Bag
$ 0 .0 0
Electric Kitchen
Clocks
$>69
8 * Day Kitchen
Clocks
$>69
LeRoy Mead, sm all son of W alt'er
Meade, who has been in th e ho sp ital
for th e past th ree weeks w ith a
fra ctu red hip, is im proving.
W ayne Couch has retu rn ed to his
home a fte r spending th e sum m er in
M ontana w here he has been a ssist
ing C. J. B uhm ann in bis bee in
dustry.
G rady C h risto p h er is w o rk in g on
th e H iram S tillin g s ran c h th is week.
D u art Oil P erm an e n t— 2 for 44.00
a t H erm iston B eauty Shop, P hone
141.
adv.
Sain N eufeldt left Monday for his
home in D allas. Ore., a fte r v isitin g
tw o weeks a t th e home of his siste r
an d b ro th er-in -law , Mr. and Mrs.
A lfred Q uiring.
T he Misses B etty and C h arlo tte
R alph, who are stu d e n ts a t Oregon
S tate college, spent th e T h an k sg iv
ing holidays w ith th e ir m other, Mrs.
Mabel R alph of H erm iston.
Mr. an d Mrs. Leo B aker of P e n
d leto n were g u ests a t the hom e of
Mrs. B aker’s p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
W a lte r Sm ith, on T h an k sg iv in g day.
F ra n k Stone, son of Mrs. Alice
Stone, is in th e hospital th is week
being trea ted for ptom aine poison
ing. He was im prbved som ew hat
W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. A lexander and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A lexander of P e n
dleton were T h an k sg iv in g day d in
n er guests a t th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. P. Dodd.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reeder and Mr.
and Mrs. E. D uvall were T h an k sg iv
ing day d in n e r gu ests a t th e home
of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. D uvall, at
th e ir farm home w est of town.
Do your C hristm as shopping early.
See our g ift suggestions a t Ruby
M cM illians.
adv
D orothy Jean K ingsbury le ft th is
week in com pany w ith h er g ra n d
fa th e r E. L. N eff for a trip to R ose
b u rg and o th e r so u th ern points. H er
g ra n d fa th e r lives in P o rtlan d .
Mrs. R. A. Brow nson re tu rn e d
Monday from a tr ip to E u rek a. K an
sas, follow ing th e d eath
of her
m other.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Dye of H u n
tington', ¡Ore., w ere g u ests of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Y eager. T uesday a f
ternoon and evening.
They
w ere
en ro u te to P o rtlan d to spend th e
holidays w ith th e ir d au g h ter and
fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S h aar m otored
to W alla W alla on T h an k sg iv in g
day to spend th e day w ith her m o th
er. Mrs. J. C. Bains.
Mrs. Geo. Genn was tak en to St.
A n th o n y ’s ho sp ital last
Sunday
w here she is receiving tre a tm e n t.
H er husband and Thom as M ur
phy accom panied her.
She is rt-
ported as im proving.
The T h rift Shop will have some
300 a rticle s of w hich 200 a re 10c
item s on sale F rid a y and S atu rd ay ,
December 10 and 11, a t th e Union
church. Also a few new th in g s, ad.
Mrs. Veda Pierson and Mr. and
Mrs. C. D. K elley and son of La
G rande spent T h an k sg iv in g and the
holidays a t th e home of Mrs. F. L.
Kelley.
Mr. and Mrs. T illford S tillin g s
and little son sp en t T h an k sg iv in g
at th e home of Mrs. S tillin g 's mo
th e r, Mrs. S haver, in Columbia d is t
rict.
Miss M argaret M cMullen, stu d e n t
at the E astern Oregon N orm al a t La
G rande, spent the holidays w ith her
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mc
Mullen.
Two room fu rn ish ed a p a rtm e n t
on second floor for re n t a t C a rte r’s
ap a rtm en ts.
adv.
Mrs. W. H. H asm er and Mr. and
Mrs. 11. L. Thossen of P o rtlan d a r
rived la st T h u rsd ay to spend
th e
week end w ith Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k
Seely. Mr. Seely is ed u catio n al ad
viser for th e S tanfield OCC camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Campbell, Mr.
and Mrs. E. L. Jackson and fam ily
were d in n er guests of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Jackson on T h an k sg iv in g day.
Miss L avina May Lynch and Miss
G riffin
retu rn ed
to
H erm iston
Sunday evening a fte r spending th e
T h an k sg iv in g holidays in P o rtlan d .
They accom panied Mrs. O. C. P ierce
and family.
Bill Jackson, who is a stu d e n t a t
Pacific U niversity at F orest Grove,
sp en t
th e T h an k sg iv in g holidays
w ith his paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. C.
M. Jackson, re tu rn in g Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Bensel and
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r Pearson mo
tored to P o rtlan d In th e aftern o o n
T h an k sg iv in g day w here th ey spent
th e n ig h t and F riday, re tu rn in g
th a t evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Em ory Cox e n te r
tain ed mem bers of th e Colum bia
O ran g e Monday n ig h t a t th e ir home.
G range business was discussed and
refre sh m e n ts were serwed la te r In
th e evening. Those p resen t w ere
Mr. and Mrs. P ercy Corm an. Mr. and
Mrs. C arl M etteer. Mr. an d Mrs.
Jo h n R Iair, C hilds R arham an d Gene
Buzzard.
4-H CLUB
(C ontinued from P age I)
Som m erer. F arm B ureau A u x iliary :
V eta M oran, co u n ty sch o larsh ip ;
R u th Jo rd an , S tan field G range.
Leo Rueber, S tanfield, county
sch o larsh ip : K en n eth Bensel. U. P.
F arm B u reau ; A ltern ate, Chas. K ik ;
H enry
Som m trer,
J r., C olum bia
G range; A lte rn a te, M arion O tt; E u
gene R ugg, W estland G range; A l
te rn a te , Geo. H artley .
Names of clu b b ers and leaders re
ceiving o th e r aw ard s will ap p ear
n ex t week. Lack of space p rev e n t
ed u sin g them in th is issue.
Ladies Purses
$ £ .5 0
to $5.00
$1.00 BOX CHRISTMAS CARDS ................
00C
BEAUTIFUL BOXES OF C A N D Y ..... $1 to $ > 5 0
CANDY
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF FRESH
C hocolate C h e rrie s
Lb. 59c
For Your Convenience We Are
OPEN EVENINGS
— READ A MAGAZINE TONIGHT —
HERMISTON DRUG CO.
ry o t
^ „ S n e U d M la ro . P ar-
en ts and te ach ers should m ake sure
th a t yards, playfields and school
g rounds ta k e th e place of stree ts
for play
TURKEY GROWERS
W IL L BE BUYING
TURKEYS
FOR
EASTERN SHIPMENTS
at the
LEGION HALL
SATURDAY, DEC. 11
IONE, ORE.
AT RAILROAD DEPOT
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8th
Music by the Troubadours
Sponsored by
Willows Grange
Swift & Company
NATIONALLY ADVERTISE
6 D A Y SALE-Dec.3 -9
COFFEE
H ere’s a sam ple of the sen satio n al
b arg ain s offered in N atio n ally ad
vertised foods d u rin g th is g rea t
event.
4 lb. tin 95c
2 lbs. 49c
ED W A RD ’S VACUUM PACKED
6 lb. pail $1.15
CRISCO
W ITH TH E GOODNESS LOCKED IN
HOMINY
4 tall tins 27c
VAN CAM P’S
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR« « . ,,.„bbl. $6.59
EVERY SACK GUARANTEED
3 lb. tin 89c
CHOCOLATE
GH IRAD ELLI'S - HIGH VALUE
3 tall tins 20c
MILK
MAXIMUM - TOP QUALITY
2 lb. pkg. 19c
CRACKERS
SODAS OR GRAHAMS
large pkg. 23c
CAKE FLOUR
SWANSDOWN
gal. $1.29
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP
BLENDED CANE & MAPLE
#/ æ / x z /577
NOB H ILL
C offee
BEST QUALITY
Lb
Pkg.
I Lbs.
6 F or .
AIRWAY C O FFEE...........................3 lbs. 50c
Rich - Mellow
PLAYFAIR DOG F O O D .................20 tins 98c
9Oc
X m as Supply for FIDO
CANDY BARS ...................................... 3 for 10c
P o p u lar Makes
PEARL OF W H E A T .....................per pkg. 23c
L ibby's or Del Monte
Peaches
L arge 2 % T ins
3 F or
4 F or
...........
49c
95c
W ith F ree Com position Book
GINGER A L E ........................... quart bottle 23c
C anada Dry
P U R E X .........................................quart bottle 23c
M aster B leacher
KELLOGG’S P E P ........................... per pkg. 10c
H ea lth fu l Cereal
PICK LES....................................quart bottle 23c
H appy Vale
PIN EA PPLE........................... No. 2 tall tin 20c
Dole - Long Slice
CANTERBURY
C A T SU P ................................2 14-oz. bottles 29c
TEA
Our Choice
B E A N S ................................................... 9 lbs. 49c
BLACK
LB..........
G REEN
LB..........
Red o r W hite
R IN S O .............................................large pkg. 23c
Soap Pow der
CANDIED FRUIT M IX .............. 16 oz. jar 49c
Colorful - Rich
ORANGE JU IC E ....................... 3 No. 1 tins 35c
BOARDMAN
"B E L IE V E IT OR NOT”—
Our asso rtm en t of fine g ift goods
is so m eth in g to ta lk about — b ut
sm allty p ew o u ld h av eto b esetlik eth is to
list all our items. Come in an d
ju d g e for yourself.
W herever possible o u r line is con
fined to A m erican made m e rc h an
dise and every a rtic le was selected
front w holesalers’ an d m a n u fa c tu
re rs’ stocks w ith th e th o u g h t of
good value and u tility w hen you
choose your g ift for "T h a t P a rtic u
la r Someone.”
Our asso rtm en ts of le ath e r goods
and to ilet and m anicure sets a re es
pecially fine, and priced from 25c
to 112.00. w ith no d u p licates in th e
b e tte r Items.
W hy not m ake your selections
early, before stocks are depleted,
and let us set aside your g ifts If
you do not wish to tak e them now.
A sm all deposit will hold them for
you.
ONLY 19 MORE SHOPPINO DAYS!
Sincerely,
NOTICE!
DANCE
MR. RIPLEY SAYS:
Boxed Stationery C Q c
to $2.50
’.00
Perfume 50c to
C hildren d a rtin g
in to moving
traffic from behind
woodpiles or
parked cars co n trib u te trag ically to
th e autom obile fa ta lity list, Secreta-
L lbbv’s
Broom s
4- Tie .......................... 24c
5- Tle ...................
65c
K. C. BAKING POW DER............ 25 oz. tin 19c
P o n u lar B aking Aid
DRIED P R U N E S..................................3 lbs. 23c
Sw eet - IJtrg e Size
RED B E A N S ............................. No. 4 tall tin 10c
Van Cam p’s
LIBBY’S PUM PK IN.............. 2 No. 2 * tins 25c
C o rn >
25c
For C ran d Pies
BARTLETT P E A R S ............ 2 No. 2 « tins 35c
DEL MONTE - W hole K ernel
Del Monte
Soup 3 t ,„ 25c
F-vfrn F in e for P a strie s
CAM PBELL’S - Except Chicken
C a n d y 2>^25c
Cream Mix
L a rd
4
Pkg.
W alla W alla - P u re Lard
49c
S u g ar 10 b b s 55c
F ine G ran u lated
100 lbs. $5.29
B aconSquaree
D andy for Seasoning
Lb.
SPRY SHORTENING ..................... Lb. tin 21c
POP CORN ..................................... 2 lb. pkg. 23c
C o a ra n te ed to Pop
CORN MEAL ..................................9 lb. bag 35c
Albers Vellow nr 'W hite
MIXED NUTS ...................................... 2 lbs. 35c
Rich Mix
“BUY - A - BOX”
A p p le Sale
JONATHAN'S
69c
PeT box ............
O ther P o p u lar
I
V arieties ...... Box W
I
w
ONIONS
¡TURNIPS
Grape Fruit
CABBAGE
10 Iba.
6 lbs.
Doz.
Per lb.