PAGE SIX
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY S, 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON.
Local Happenings
Riley P o tter of Medford, Or., has
been v isitin g his sister, Mrs. H. G.
Lake, the past week.
F o rrest P u tn am is home a fte r
sp ending th ree weeks w ith his uncle
Bud H ooker, who has been quite ill.
H ome la u n d ry service. R easonable
prices and delivery service, Phone
25-W , H erm iston. Ore.
adv.
S. L. Carson, who has been ill
a t his home w est of tow n for several
days, is im proving som ew hat today.
G ra n t B uchannan of B u tter Creek
w as in H erm iston T hursday.
A prons and
em broidered
dish-
tow els for sale a t R uby McMillans,
m ade by th e M. E. Aid.
adv
J. W. C unningham , of B arr &
C unningham , of P o rtlan d , was here
today checking th e progress in the
new ru ra l electric system . He re
p orts th a t the developm ents here
are am ong the best of sim ilar pro
je cts in th e west.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday - Saturday
FEB. 4 - 5
DOUBLE FEATURE
PETER LARRE
in
T h a n k You,
M r. Moto
JOHN WAYNE
in
I Cover the
W ar
Stranger Than Fiction
Sun. - Mon. - Tuea.
FEB. 8 - 7 - 8
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
They parted in E eno . . kisse<
im pulsively u nder
th e
Mlam
moon . . and the dam age was done
all over again!
Tyrone
Loretta
PO W ER
YOUNG
Second
Honeymoon
Short Musical and The March oi
Time.
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
FEB. 9 - 10
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT
lobert Louis Stevenson's
Amaz-
ng Story of the
Seas—
South
Ebb Tide
in Technicolor
w ith
FRANCES FARMER
RAY MILLAND
C artoon and Going Places.
Ben M cCullough of the U m atilla
Meadows tran sa cted
business in
tow n today.
Mrs. H. G. L ake com plim ented her
husband S atu rd ay evening w ith a
su rp rise p arty , th e occasion being
his b irth d ay .
Oron W rig h t, sheep m an from Ray
Creek near H eppner, was a business
visito r In H erm iston early th is
week.
G. W hitney, b ro th er of B. O.
W hitney, who visited here th is week
left W ednesday for his home In
G randview . W n.
Dr. A. E. M arble re tu rn e d S unday
from P o rtlan d w here he atten d ed a
m eeting of th e S tate C h iropractic
association of w hich he is a m em ber
of the board.
Mrs. L. C. Dyer an d g ran d d a u g h
te r arriv ed M onday to spend two
weeks at th e ir home. Mrs. Dyer has
been w ith her d au g h te r Mrs. Chas.
Isaac near P ilot Rock.
Miss M arnie Sm ith, d a u g h te r of
Mr. and Mrs. W a lte r S m ith, is home
th is week due to illness. She is a
stu d e n t a t the E astern Oregon N or
mal school a t LaG rande.
Mr. and Mrs. A rchie P ad b erg of
L exington visited a t th e home of
Mr. and Mrs. Bob A lsto tt over the
week end. Mrs. P ad b erg is a sister
of Mr. A lstott.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Lake and
Riley P o tter m otored to Adams S un
day, spending th e day w ith Mr. and
Mrs. Cassa P o tte r an d fam ily. Mr.
P o tter is a b ro th er of Mrs. Lake and
Mr. P o tter.
Mrs. John F in k b ein e r of Connell,
W n., arriv ed la st T h u rsd ay and is
spending the week w ith h er son and
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. R. R F in k b ei
ner. She expects to re tu rn to her
home next Monday.
E arl Shaw of U m atilla and a
sta te highw ay tru c k collided on the
highw ay betw een
H erm iston
and
U m atilla th is m orning. S h aw ’s car
was badly dam aged b u t no one was
in ju red . Heavy fog was said to be
th e cause.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B uhm ann e n te r
tained at d in n e r last S atu rd ay eve
n in g a t th e ir home w est of tow n
when covers w ere placed for Mr.
an d Mrs. J. W. McMullen, Catherine)
and E sther McMullen, Jo h n McMul
len. P au lin e Stoop, H om er W ilson
and C larence B uhm ann.
Mrs. P eter C astric and Mrs. Alice
Stone were Joint hostesses a t a des
sert luncheon F rid ay a t one o’clock
at th e home of Mrs. Stone a t which
the St. V alentine m otif w as used for
decoration. H igh score in the con
tra c t bridge play w ent to Mrs. A r
ie tta W hite and consolation to Mrs.
Roy Hale.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe D yer accom pan
ied th e ir son-in-law , E d g ar P e te r
son, to his home in Powell B utte,
last Sunday w here they will visit for
a week. T h eir g ran d d a u g h te r N an
cy Gay Peterson, who has been w ith
them since before T h anksgiving, a l
so retu rn ed w ith her fath e r. Mr. P e
terson came Sunday and they all re
tu rn ed the sam e day.
who are now h ig h school stu d e n ts,
and a num ber of th e p are n ts and
teachers, and th e host and hostess.
T he evening’s e n te rta in m e n t was
directed by capable com m ittees who
devoted p art of th e evening to fa
v o rite harm onica num bers by the
group. T he club, u nder th e d irectio n
of Mrs. Emil Zlvney, is p la n n in g an
aftern o o n recital to be given in the
spring.
R efreshm ents were served a t the
close of the evening.
PACIFIC U. WINS OVER
HERMISTON ALL-STARS
(C ontinued from page 1)
pass th e H erm iston girls. T he final
score was 26 to 17.
Pacific U n iv ersity made a stop-
'over here on th e ir way to W alla
W alla for a two gam e series w ith
th e W h itm an M issionaries. A good
crow d turned o ut to see the college
boys play.
H erm iston (3 5 )
P acific U (47)
(1 8 ) K eller
Seim (11)
(8 ) C ram pton
O sburn (4 )
K napp
Sikstrom (9)
(3 ) Thom pson
H aller (8)
(6 ) W a rn er
S elfridge (5)
M. R an k in
Adams
S ager (2)
G raves
D ougherty (4 )
Cook (4 )
hi school notes
“ S p rin g F ever” a farce In th ree
acts, w ill be presented as th e senior
class play early in March.
B asketball games, scheduled fo r
the next two weeks Include a gam e
S atu rd ay n ig h t w ith
K ennew ick;
U m atilla next T uesday; H eppner
will come here Friday, F eb ru ary 11;
Baker on S atu rd ay . All these gam es
will be played on th e local gym
floor.
The g rad e school Is w o rking on an
o p ere tta en title d “ G reen C heese”
w hich w ill be presented by th e ju n
ior h igh school stu d en ts, F eb ru ary
18, a t 8 :00 o’clock in th e h ig h
school au d itorium .
Dr. George Simon of Eugene, Ore.
A specialist in the treatment of rectal disorders
DR. A. E. MARBLE, Chiropractor.
COOL - COMFORTABLE — INEXPENSIVE
Oil Permanents $3.50 - $2.50
A 50c credit will be allowed on
a permanent if presented with a
copy of this ad before the fif
teenth of February...........................
PHONE 141
S ta rt th e day rig h t!
H ere’s the
m akings for a h ea rty b reak fast
th a t w ill give you new vigor for
th e day'a problem s. I t’s our tre a t
w ith these LOW PRICES
Feb. 4 th • 5 th - 7 th
We Undersell!
—W H Y PAY MORE—
CRACKERS
19c
Box ...
so
Seedless
4 Lb. pkg...................... 2 4
CORNFLAKES
R eg u lar
Size .......................................
■■
□
FLOUR
All P urpose
49 lb. sack .............
B a rre l ....
Sleepy H o llo w
> Sprup
«j
10-Lb. T in
RAISINS
A « .e
V
S4.S3
a
PEAS, CORN or
TOMATOES
> L arge
> Cans ................................
NOB HILL
Coffee
W hy Pay for
a T in ?
43c
Lbs.
«
2 9 a
Candy
W hile Supply
L asts!
Lb.
Can
14C
r ..... ioc
BACON
L ig h t Side
Lb.
MAXIMUM
M IL K
lk
BORDENS - Tall Cans
27c
or
FEDERAL
Tall
T ins
CO FFEE
20c
Pint
21c
If you like more of th e real V erm ont Maple - I t’s a w inner.
POSTS
G rapenut Flakes 2 Pkgs.
Lb. Tin
Honey
A ll B ran
18 oz. Pkg.
K ellogg’s - Coupons Redeemed
O at Meal
Lb. Pkg.
M OTHER’S - P rem ium
Vacuum-Pick Coffee Saving!
2-LB. TIN
45c
H ere’s th e biggest
coffee value in
town.
E dw ards
prem ium
blend
sealed in vacuum tins.
CANTERBURY BLACK TEA
..........................
1 Pound
PEETS WASHING POWDER .................................. 2 Med. Pkgs.
CHOCOLATES - Blue & Silver ..................................... 2 Lb. Box
ALMONDS - H igh Q u ality ...................................................... 2 Lbs.
LIBBY’S GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ................................... 46 oz. T in
Pound
PEANUT BUTTER ........................................................... 5 Lb. Tin
R IC E
Sugar
Fancy Head
Lbs
SU G A R
1 0
$1.29 69c
1 LB. TIN
For
% Gal.
SKOVBO’S - L ig h t A lfalfa
HARD MIX
COCOA
F ine
FIN E GRANULATED
Lbs.
"
G ran u lated
CORN MEAL
Lb. Sack ....................
will be at your service at this time.
Dr. Simon studied in America and in Europe, at
Berlin and Vienna. He successfully treats rectal di
seases such as piles, tissure, fistula, prolapsus—with
out hospitalization or loss of time.
Examination and consultation will be given with
out obligation. If treatment is desired, charges will
be very reasonable in proportion to the service ren
dered.
Appointments must be made either in person or
by mail. Seldom does such an opportunity come to
people in a town the size of Hermiston.
I have known Dr. Simon for about 8 years, and
can vouch for his honesty and integrity. W. G. Web
ber, one of our citizens, has known him for about 30
years and can say the same.
We have just installed the
newest and most modern
Cash Store
B ottle
PLACE— DR. A. E. MARBLE’S OFFICE.
T IM E — ONE WEEK BEGINNING FEB. 21, 1938.
HOURS— 9 TO 12 A. M. A 1 TO 5 P. M.
Hermiston Beauty
Shop
CONNORS
2 Pound
ta lk boosting sta te convention reg
istra tio n s and G lenn W arn er w ill d i
rect th e pep songs. Cecil W arn er Jr.,
who is president of C olum bia C. E.
Union, will act as to ast m aster.
The public is Invited to a tte n d
th is ban q u et and tic k ets may be se
cured from eith er G lenn W arn er or
H arold Neill.
Duart Permanent Waving Machine
C. E. BIRTHDAY
BANQUET M O N D A Y
C A TSU P
Chiropractic Clinic
S tan field groups will be included in
the m eeting here and each have a
p art in th e program . Mrs. Bernice
B ram er of U m atilla w ill be one of
th e speakers, also V irg in ia G abriel
of S tan field , and R alph N eill of
P ine City. Musical num bers will be
given by each of th e v isitin g groups.
N ina Rae McCulley w ill give a pep
The fifty -sev en th b irth d a y of th e
o rg an izatio n of C h ristian E ndeavor
will be celebrated a t a ban q u et
Monday n ig h t, F eb ru ary 7, sp o n
sored by th e local society in th e
Union church, a t 7 :00 o’clock. W a l
te r Myers, sta te field secretary an d
C IV IL WAR
recen tly elected presid en t of th e n a
tional o rg an izatio n of field secre
VETERAN PASSES
taries, will be th e m ain speaker.
Mr. Myers w ill arriv e in U m atilla
Geo. W. Albee, 92, g ra n d fa th e r of county T h u rsd ay to conduct sim ilar
Mrs. P aul V anA rsdale and Miss E lva m eetings a t P endleton, P ilo t Rock,
Albee of H erm iston, passed
aw ay H eppner an d W eston.
J a n u a ry 5th, a t his home In E sth e r
Members of th e U m atilla an d
ville, Iowa. He w as a Civil W ar v et
eran and was given full m ilita ry
honors a t his fu n eral by m em bers of
th e A m erican Legion. He joined
from W isconsin and was th e last
Harmonica Club Party.
The Advanced H arm onica club
»em bers of Colum bia school, held
ts second an n u a l p arty last F rid ay
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
H. Corm an in Colum bia d istric t.
The group included the activ e mem
>ers of the club, form er mem bers
su rv iv in g v eteran In E sth erv ille.
Miss Albee is employed as a n u rse
a t th e H erm iston G eneral hospital
and Mrs. V anA rsdale resides w est of
the U m atilla riv er near th e steel
bridge.
Lbs.
52c
28c
C
W HISK BROOM TOF.F. 1
SHORTENING
S w ift’s - C arsten s or Arm ours
4 Lbs
47c
LARD
Crisco
LIMIT - One
to a custom er
Lb.
Tin
49c
MARSHMALLOWS
F R E S ».
F u ll Pound .....................
A4C
We will deliver all orders
$3.00 or over FREE in
city limits.
29*
29 £
15*
PINK SALMON ......................................................... 3 No. H T ins
25*
Producer-Consumer D riv e
F resh sh ip m en ts of crisp, re d
cheeked apples have ju s t a r
rived. E njoy these glorious
w in te r apples w ith
Safew ay,
a t S afew ay’s LOW
PRICES!
ROMES
8 3 c
4 0 I .B S .
W IN ESA PS
40 ■ 73c
4 Lbs.
48c
POTATOES
LOCAL U.S. No. 2’s
j-_
100 lbs.........
75C
49^
SALT - Diamond Crystal ..................................................... 2 Pkgs.
BROOM
<-Tie
j *
Local .................................... 4 9
53*
55*
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B rea k fa st M eat for E nergy
SEEDLESS
Raisins
F resh Stock
Lb.
Pkg
2,
BACON ORIOLE SLICED
r Boston Butts I MILD SALT
LARD CELLO W RA PT
I lb. L ayer
CURE
Lb.
Lh. Pkg.
43c?
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