The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, December 16, 1937, Page 8, Image 8

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    THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1937.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTOKOREGON
PAGE EIGHT
CLASSIFIED ADS
BRING RESULTS
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday - Saturday
December 17-18
Levi Reeder sp en t th e week end
a t his home here a fte r w orking on
the Roy N elli ranch d u rin g th e past
week. He has been doing carp en ter
work, m aking general rep airs about
Mrs. L. C. Dyer and g ran d d a u g h ­ th e farm.
te r H elen Kay Isaacs retu rn ed S a t­
Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. P enney, and
urday from P ilo t Rock to spend a
d au g h ter and son Lewis, of Echo,
week here.
and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Hoosier of
Stanfield w ere Sunday d in n e r guests
C larence Green, who has been em ­
of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. V illerm oure
ployed on the S tanfield R anch for a
num ber of m onths, ¡eft last week for in H erm iston.
LOCALS
his home in Alva, K entucky.
DOUBLE FEATURE.
Home la u n d ry service. R easonable
prices an d delivery service, Phone
25-W, H erm iston, Ore.
adv.
Ô < wkimh
Mrs. E. Schofield and d a u g h te r
and son of V ancouver, W n„ are th e
house guests of her p aren ts, Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. W arner.
RKO-RADIO Picture
Lyle Talbot in
West Bound
Limited
C artoon-“T ra ile r T hrills"
Sun. - Mon. - Tue*.
December 19-20-21
M ATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
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C artoon— The New Deal Show
M usical— H u la Heaven
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
December 22-23
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT!
Lew Ayres - M ary C arlisle
A ctual P ictu re s — Japanese
W ar planes rain death on
NANKING
in th e Newsreel
"BOMBING NANKING”
Screen S o n g :—W hispers in the
Dark
F ra n k Seeliger u n d erw en t an op­
era tio n a t St. M ary’s ho sp ital in
W alla W alla la st F rid a y n ig h t He
Is reported as doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. W eathers,
p aren ts of Mrs. Ja y T. Pierson, who
have been v isitin g here for several
m onths, left T uesday for th e ir home
in N ebraska. T h eir son Jam es W ea­
th e rs arriv ed Sunday and they re­
tu rn ed w ith him.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry G orberdlng
of G randview , W n„ have ren ted the
house owned by W. W. F elthouse on
th e west side of tow n, recen tly v a­
cated by Mr. an d Mrs. M ervin E v­
ans. They plan to m ake th e ir home
Bill Folds, »1.50 to »4.00. A. W. here for several m onths.
Behrm an, Jew eler.
adv.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Seeliger, Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. Cook and baby of P au l Seeliger and Mrs. L ena Lage
Helix were g u ests of Coach and Mrs. w ere Sunday v isito rs a t th e C harles
F ra n k O’N eil F rid ay of la st week, and F ra n k Seeliger homes in the
spending th e week end. Mr. Cook is W estland d istric t. W illiam Seeliger
coach for th e H elix h igh school and rem ained a t th e F ra n k Seeliger
is a cousin of Coach O’Neil.
home to do th e w ork u n til Mr. Seel­
iger is home again.
Jam es Logan and his sister Mrs.
Conner of Spokane, W n „ were d in ­
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k W insor, Mr.
ner guests a t th e Lon W a tte n b u rg - and Mrs, Roy P atte rso n of Toppen­
e r home T uesday a t P in e City. W hile ish, W n., Mrs. E velyn D onnavill
th ere they looked up land m arks of and Melvin M usgrave of G randview ,
th e ir childhood home.
Wn.. and Mrs. C laudine Conner of
Spokane, W n., w ere Sunday d in n e r
guests of Mr. an d Mrs. Jam es Logan
a t th e S tanfield ran ch on B u tter
Creek. Mrs. W insor and Mrs. Conner
are sisters of Mr. Logan, and Mrs.
D onnavill a niece, and Mr.
Mus­
grav e a nephew. Mrs. P eterso n is
Mrs. L ogan's sister.
Used Cars
Miss Ju lia Donovan arriv ed T ues­
day n ig h t and is th e house guest of
her sister and fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs.
N. R. M ueller. She has been in San
F ran cisco for some tim e an d w ill
visit here u n til a fte r th e C hristm as
holidays.
1936 CHEVROLET PICK-UP
1934 PLYMOUTH D eluxe Sedan
1932 V-8 SEDAN
Model A FOURDOR SEDAN
1934 V-8 TRUCK
1937 DODGE DeLuxe SEDAN
Dependable
AT DEPENDABLE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
W ill sacrifice in order to p u r­
chase a 1938 d em o n strator.
H as been driven 2500 miles.
SEV EN
MORE SHOPPING DAYS
Fullv Eauioued TRAILER HOUSE
now on th e lot. Take a look at
UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Tow Wheel TRAILERS for Sab.
TRY QUICK’S
HERMISTON
AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE
it.
CHICKEN TAMALES
F. E. PIERSON, Prop.
(See Your Grocer)
Miss A n ita Paulsen, who teaches
th e fo u rth grad e in Lincoln school
Mr. and Mrs. M. H ogue and fam ­
In P endleton, spent th e week end in
ily of four ch ild ren of O rfordville,
H erm iston w i t h
relativ es
and
isconsin, arriv ed th is week and
friends.
*17 W
are seeking a location on th e pro­
H at Sale— All h ats reduced to »1. ject. Mr. H ogue is an uncle of Mrs.
Ruby M cM illian’s.
adv. L. E. Elwood, who lives two miles
n o rth of tow n.
Ja y T. Pierson, a ssista n t county
Mr. and Mrs. M ervin E vans have
agent, is in Corvallis th is week a t ­
taken
possession of th e new house
ten d in g a m eeting of county ag en ts
from over th e state. He expects to b u ilt by W. W. Felthouse on th e
re tu rn th e la tte r p a rt of th e week. w est side of tow n, m oving th e ir be­
longings la st S atu rd ay . T he new
house is a sm all s tru c tu re w ith all
A lbert K ennings of Stockton, Cal.,
modern conveniences.
Is expected home n ex t week to spend
(he C hristm as holidays and a tte n d
Chains w ith crosses, »1.00 to
th e w edding of his siste r Miss Irene »3.00. A. W. B ehrm an, Jew eler, ad
K ennings to Mr. Claude W ilcox,
w hich w ill be an event of December
The ladies of th e S tan field P res­
tCi .
b y terian ch u rch held a b azaar last
S atu rd ay afternoon to w hich a group
Silk house coats reduced from of H erm iston ladies atten d e d . A m ong
»5.90 to »4.50.
L im ited num ber— them were Mrs. In a W essell and
Mrs. W alter
Buy one now a t R uby M cMillian d au g h ter B arb ara.
Shoppe.
adv Sm ith, Miss P au lin e Stoop, Mrs. J.
V. V illerm oure, Mrs. A. W . P ra n n ,
H enry Kopacz. m an ag er of Ko­ Mrs. Alice Stone, Mrs. G erald W hite
pacz Service of th e H erm iston Mo­ and Mrs. Mabel W alker.
tor com pany, accom panied
Fred
H uber, m anager of Pasco A uto Co.,
Chas. Hodge, sales m anager, and
Joe B yington, salesm an, all of Pasco,
to a m eeting of salesm en and deal­
ers for C hevrolet In P o rtla n d la st
Tuesday.
Dec. 17 to 50
E d w ard ’s
Ripe
Brow n
Coffee
Olives
Sugar
V acuum Packed
Lb. 25 c -2 lb- 49c
H ostess B rand
2 No. 2 tin s 25c
or Pow dered
P er lb. 6c
HERSHEY COCOA, 1 lb. tin .................. 15c
BABBITS CLEANSER, 3 tins ................ 10c
“ Blue & S ilv er” is th e big choco­
late value th is year. H ere’s a
rich asso rtm en t of cream s, ca ra­
mels, nougats, etc.
WAX PAPER, 125 ft. r o ll......................... 23c
4 Lb. Box
QUAKER Puffed Wheat, 2 pkgs.............. 19c
FRENCH DRESSING, 8 oz. bottle ........ 15c
Give A
CHEVROLET
for
2 Lb. Box
$1.09
59c
WESTAG VANILLA, 8 oz. b o ttle ..........24c
LIBBY’S ORANGE Juice, 3 No. 1 tins
35c
CHRISTMAS
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP, Gal.........$1.29
D ried
Van Cam p’s
Prunes
Beans
T ender - Sweet
6 lbs. 45c
M other's
Oats
w ith Tom ato
Sauce
Prem ium
11 oz. tin 5c
3 lb. pkg. 27c
H a rd Candy
R eal old-fashioned h ard C h rist­
m as candies. L arg e v ariety of
pieces in every pound.
AIRWAY COFFEE, 6 lbs.......................... 90c
2 Lbs.
PEANUTS, fresh roasted, 2 lbs............... 29c
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s
s
KITCHEN SHEARS
Serrated blade. F o r
preparing fruits, salads,
f5sh, trimming meats.
Also used
lemon
squeezer, nut cracker,
bottle opener. Lacquer
handles, nickel plated
blades. 8 in.
98c
32-Piece Dinner Set.
Beautiful Amber Glass
Ware at only
Regular
$3-98
$>•98
Special ..
Children’s all steel wag­
ons, with rubber tires.
A 11 excellent values
and elsewhere priced}
much higher. Our $1.35
UP t0
$8.50
Heating Pad
UNIVERSAL
Light and fleecy, pli­
able as flannel, soft as
eiderdown. Tht-ee heats
controlled by two ther­
mostats .
$3-*5
Special
TH E A LL-FEA TU RE
Sets of assorted colors.
Oven proof, cold resis­
tant. Genuine Kraft
Pottery. Five piece
SUNBEAM *
COFFEE MAKER
The only glass coffee
maker with no filter
cloth or metal spring.
Coffee comes in con­
tact with glass only.
Complete with two heat
resistant glass bowls,
glass filter rod. chrome
plated table stove and
cover. Black handle.
Capacity 8 cups
to
These may be purchased
w ith a sm all down paym ent.
A d em o n stratio n in your
own home will be given.
General Electric
Indirect Lighting. Reg-
Nob H U I
ib. 2 3 c 2 lbs 45c
ELECTRIC IRONS
Select Quality
All sizes, plain, auto­
matic and with heat in­
dicators. Complete with
cord. Some ^priced as
low as ...
Carefully Selected
Xm as T re e *
Any Size
Special
CANISTER SETS
Ivory or Green Enam­
eled. Four Piece
From ¿fcCrf« Up
The fascinating new
construction toy that
develops creative im­
agination.
All sizes
from 98c up
PRODUCE
GRAPEFRUIT
Arizona Seedless
Per doz.
29c
ORANGES
TOOL CHESTS
Navels
Gilbert Big Boy tool
chest w i t h assorted
tools. Reg.
Special .......
LINCOLN LOGS
An interesting building
set, typifying “T h e
Spirit of America.” All
sizes from 98c up
Coconut Bon Bons,
PIERCE’S PORK & BEANS, 3-16 oz. tins 19c
Parker pen and pencil
sets. Ideal gifts for stu­
dents. Prices $2.00
Med. Size,
2 dz. 33c
" onions
Winter-Keepers
10 lbs........................ 17c
s
I s
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APPLES
Buy-A-Box
Popular Varieties
89c
s
Creme Mix, 3 lbs. 43«
Chocolate Drops, 3
lbs.......................
KENT RAZOR BLADES, per pkg. ............ 10c
GREAT NORTHERN BEANS, 7 lbs...... 33c
S E N S A T IO N
OF 1938
MODELS from —
Gum Drops, 3 lbs.
POST BRAN FLAKES, per pkg............... 12c
PEN & PENCIL SET
s Floor Lamp
to ......... $5.00
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$9-85
I
$8-49
Zenith Radio
$2.00
I Mixing Bowl*
I
Stanlo
$
$19.95
s set
$1,75
$169.95
I
t0......... $4.98
I
$4-98
$
Floor Lamp
$3«98
s
u,ar..... $12.50
g
$10.50
g
g
98c ‘0 ..... ... $4.98
$6.95
g
I Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
18 in. Parchment Shade
Three cluster candle
lights. Reg.
FARMER WHITE CORN, 3 No. 2 tins .... 29c
GXYD0L,
Giant size .................................. 69c
3 lbs.
3 lbs..................
MATCHES, 6 box cartons, e a c h ..........
BAKING POWDER, Calumet, double­
acting, 5 lbs.....................................
FRUIT MIX, Rainbow, a rich mix, 1 lb.
CURRANTS, Grecian, 2-11 oz. pkgs.
4
17c
49«
49c
PEARS, Del-Monte, heavy syrup, packed
2 No. 2^2 tin s ...................... —-...........
39«
§
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MARSHMALLOWS, fluffiest, new stock,
per pound ................................... ,.......
15c
H o lid a y M a rk e t Specials
Bacon Squares
per ib.
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1
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A rm o u r’s S ta r Ham per ib. 29« S
I
Pure L ard
4 lb. pkgs.
O riole Sliced Bacon
B a ttle G round
C h ili B ricks
Perib.
i
Per lb.
Cheese 23c §
27c
S a fe w a y
s
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