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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
Home laundry service. R easonable
ton, A lbert S hipp; P hillip, G ilbert
G ettm an;
Joy, E sth er M cMullen;
H anna. V irg in ia Dyer; H enry Blow,
A lfred S hipp;
R ichard, H arold
N eill: M ajundahr, K enneth Bensel;
Joe Buzzard, G lenn W a rp er; Elm i-
na. M arie H inkle; W illiam . Bob Fol
IR R IG O N C H U R C H
le tt; A ndrew , Ted R ipley; Seth.
D arw in Shaw ; Adallza. G ladys P ier
IN S ID E DECORATED
son; Lyly, G eraldine M ullins; Tom,
IRRIGON N EW S— H. C. W arn er F ra n k F u rre r; Mr. Moneyfold, Bill
and C hester W ilson a re p a in tin g the
in te rio r of th e P entecostal church
th is week.
A N N U A L STAFF
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es A rn b u rg visi
ted relativ es a t P ilo t Rock Sunday BEGINS W O R K
and reported snow 10 inches deep
n ear P endleton.
The sta ff for th e an n u al was ap
Mr. Seits is v isitin g relativ es here.
E. P. Dodd of H erm iston who is pointed by th e editor-in-chief, Ja n e
rep resen tin g th e U m atilla E le ctric Jackson. T hey are as follows:
Cooperative, was a business visitor E d ito r-in -ch ief............. Ja n e Jackson
in th is v icin ity Monday.
A ssistant ed ito r .................. N ina Rae
Miss M ary E vans of T w in Falls,
McCulley
Idaho, is v isitin g h er sister, Mrs.
Business
m an ag er ........ V era Sisson
Lyle Eddy.
Rev. and Mrs. Geo. A lcorn, La A thletic m an ag er ........ A lbert Shipp
verne T u rn e r an d Mr. an d Mrs. D ram atic ed ito r .. . F rances Dawson
C hester W ilson were d in n e r guests Society ed ito r ...... E sth er McMullen
of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. W a rn e r Sun Advisers ............. L avina May Lynch
day.
W. G. K ersbergen
Mr. and Mrs. B atie R and were
The
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ff
met w ith the
business v isito rs in H eppner T ues
adviser, Miss L ynch, Tuesday, Feb
day.
Mrs. Jo h n Voile. Mrs. W. C. Isom, ru ary 1, to discuss plans for th e
Mrs. M arshal M arkham and Mrs. "P u rp le an d G old.” W ork has a l
Russell McCoy were Joint hostesses ready been sta rte d on th e w ritte n
a t a show er Tuesday aftern o o n a t
th e home of Mrs. H enry Phelps, h o n m aterial concern in g clubs, o rg an i
o rin g her sister, Mrs. Chas. Langley. zations, and a c tiv tite s w hich the
Many lovely g ifts w ere presented book club w ill contain.
th e honoree.
Mrs. Thos. Caldwell,
Mrs. N ora
W ilson, Mr. and Mrs. C hester W il J U N IO R H I T O STAGE
son, Miss Alice W ilson and M aynard
H oagland
atten d ed
a
fellow ship 'GREEN CHEESE'
m eeting in P endleton M onday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K endler and
The Ju n io r h igh school o peretta
d au g h te r Yvonne and Mr. and Mrs. w hich w ill be presented F eb ru ary
Rex Moses and son Jo h n n y of U m a
tilla visited a t th e W. C. Isom home 18, has a Swiss se ttin g . The title of
the perform ance is “ Green Cheese.”
Sunday.
The sto ry p e rta in s to th e n ative
Mrs. R. V. Jones e n te rta in e d the
H. E. club a t h er home T h u rsd ay a f Swiss people who are celeb ratin g
ternoon.
th e in v en tio n of a new cheese by a
Miss V onna Jones is sta y in g w ith young Swiss gentlem en of promise.
Mrs. Josephine G raybeal.
prices and delivery service,
Phone
25-W, H erm iston. Ore.
adv.
L o c a l H a p p e n in g s
OASIS THEATRE
Mrs. P aul V an P atten , who has
been seriously 111 w ith th e flu. is re
ported improving.
F ran k B urnham , who has been
HERMISTON, OREGON; visitin g his b ro th er J. S. B urnham
for the past week, left Tuesday
n ig h t for his home a t Chelan, Wn.
Friday - Saturday
Dr. J. P. S tew art, eye-sight spe
cialist of P endleton, will be a t the
FEB. 11 - 12
H erm iston H otel on W ednesday,
F eb ru ary 16th. H ours 1 :00 to 5:00
DOUBLE FEATURE
P. M.
adv.
ANYTHING can happen to a g irl
Ja y T. Pierson, assista n t county
in th e big city . . and for this girl
agent, atten d ed th e soil conserva
it all hapens a t once!
tion m eeting a t A rlington last Mon
day a t w hich th e 1938 program was
outlin ed and goals set.
H. A. Pankow is in P o rtlan d th is
week receiving medical atte n tio n
with CLAIRE TREVOR
from a sp ecialist for a sin u s infec
DONALD WARDS
tion. He has been 111 for several
days.
A Thrilling Aviation Story—
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Seeliger won
th e prize a t th e h ard tim e dance
held la st S atu rd ay in th e W estland
school house sponsored by the W est-
land G range.
H. T. F ra ser is expected home F r i
day of th is week a fte r recovering
with Wm. Gargan - Jean Rogers sufficien tly from an op eratio n to
perm it his removal from St. A n th
Stranger Than Fiction.
ony’s hospital In P endleton.
Miss M argaret M cMullen, who Is
a stu d e n t a t th e E astern Oregon
Sun. - Mon. - Tuet.
N orm al in La G rande, spent the
week end v isitin g her p aren ts, Mr.
FEB. 13 - 14 - 15
and Mrs. J. W. McMullen.
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
Mrs. M. G. H edw all and son Thom
as Monte came home from St. A n
th o n y ’s hospital in P endleton last
M A R L E N E D IE T R IC H
T hu rsd ay and are reported as doing
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in
nicely. Miss 'Louise W ahl of A storia,
Or., is w ith her sister, Mrs. H edw all.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer retu rn ed
S atu rd ay from Powell B utte, Or.,
w here th ey spent a week v isitin g
th e ir d au g h ter and fam ily, Mr. and
HERBERT MARSHALL
Mrs. E dgar Peterson. They saw th e ir
“ ANGEL” w anted the security of
new grandson who has been named
m arriage . . the th rill of romance
Joseph W illiam .
. . . and she risked everything to 1
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T aylor left
get both!
Monday aftern o o n by tra in for
P ortlan d w here they are spending
PLUS SHORT FEATURES
th e week com bining business and
pleasure. Mr. T aylor is city record OPERETTA FEATURES
er and Ed Comegys is ta k in g care of
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
th e office ro u tin e d u rin g his ab STEPHEN FOSTER
sence.
FEB. 1 6 - 1 7
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd M athers of
T he o p eretta “ An Old K entucky!
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT Echo, who are the p aren ts of a son G ard en ” will be presented A pril 1
born Ja n u a ry 30, rep o rt m any cal u n d e r th e d irectio n of Miss H elen I
lers a t th e ir home w ith in th e past
week. Among them w ere a group of P eterso n , and w ill fe a tu re songs by
young people who pleased
w ith Stephen F oster, noted song w riter.
chorus singing.
V isitors Included T he cast w ill be assisted by the
Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Neill of W eston; p la n ta tio n chorus, th e guests, and )
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore and R us
with ANNA MAY WONG
sel Moore, and Miss Moore of P ine th e H indu dancers.
T he scene opens in a g a rd e n of
< ity: W. D. Neill an d sons H arold
CHARLES BICKFORD
and Ralph, g ra n d fa th e r and uncles Colonel S ta u n to n ’s home in K en tu c
Die story of a Chinese m erchant's
of th e new baby, of P ine C ity; Mr, ky, w here he lives w ith his niece,
la u g h ter who risks her life and
and Mrs. C. W arner, Mrs. H. L.
lonor to expose an alien sm ugg
Payne, Mrs. Chas. Duvall and daugh Jean ie, and his nephew , P h illip . A
ing racket!
te r P auline. I)r. A. E. Marble, P a u l su rp rise p a rty for Je an ie is b e in g )
ine Stoop, N ina Rae McCulley, V ir given by h er uncle and w hen Jean ie
Cartoon and Going Places!
ginia Dyer. Betty Ann Morehouse, re tu rn s from rid in g she m eets h a n d
ra rn e r Jr. some young R ich ard M organ, w ith |
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Big T o w n Girls
Reported
Missing
Angel
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1938.
The m ayor of th e tow n becomes
irrita te d because he is unable to
compose his speech for th e p arty
and th e two lovely Swiss g irls fall
in love w ith an ad v en tu ro u s young
A m erican, much to the anoyance of
th e Swiss sw ains.
Chiropractic Clinic
PLACE—DR. A. E. MARBLE’S OFFICE.
T IM E — ONE WEEK BEGINNING FEB. 21, 1938.
HOURS—9 TO 12 A. M. & 1 TO 5 P. M.
Dr. George Simon of Eugene, Ore.
A specialist in the treatment of rectal disorders
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, fissure, 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 any the same.
DR. A. E. MARBLE, Chiropractor.
D aughter of
Shanghai
Weather Report.
Date
F ebru ary 3
CONNORS
Cash Store
We Undersell!
W H Y PAY M O RE—
JELLO . Genuine
6 Delicious Flavors
5«
QÇ
2 lb. box
CRACKERS
FRESH STOCK
CATSUP
Max. Min.
32 .. 22
34 .. . 6
47 .. . 10
50 .. 33
r the first
four days, and on
sixth .09
inches of m oisture fell w u n in m e Z4
hour period w hich is ju s t ab o u t the
all tim e high for th is area.
Oratory Classes Organized ,
. It. Moore of H erm iston Is o rg a
nizing PWA classes in o rato ry th is
week w ith a class m eeting each
Monday „¡g ht ln the ,ligh schoo,
V. i *K
7 ' 30’ Also ‘’■asses I”
HU) e study on F riday nig h ts, and
business m en’s physical c u ltu re class
lem g organized W ednesday night.
Any person interested Is invited to
ta k e p art In these classes.
whom she observes conventions and
th ey sm ile a t each o th e r . Unknow n
to Je an ie , R ich ard has been h er ]
b ro th e r P h illip ’s room m ate a t col- |
lege In th e n o rth , and he is on his
way to v isit him . R ichard la te r
m eets th e Colonel, who discovers
th a t Je an ie and he are a ttra c te d by
each o th er, and he orders R ich ard |
to leave th e house th e n ex t m orn
ing.
T he sto ry is woven about th e lives 1
of these people as it progresses in
song and dance, and Involves th e |
follow ing cast:
Stephen F oster, Gerald K eller;
Jean ie. H elen R alp h ; Colonel S tau n -I
PEAS
<Free w ater
No. 2 can
FOR
BEANS~N
o 2 c#n
C ut S tringless
SARDINES
L arge Oval Cans
SALT
Leslie’s
8 lb. sack
IOC
J bC
7 lbs.
SUGAR
*'lne G ranulated
KELLOGG DEAL
2 Unte CORNFLAKES
1 large P E P
1 lane KRUMBLES
1 SHOPPING BAG
VALUE
FOR
RAISINS
21C
PEANUT BUTTER 2
29c
FRESH STOCK
Lb
COFFEE
G uaranteed
13c
FLOUR 49 lb. sack
All Purpose
$ 1 .2 4
BORENE
27c
Large Size
PUREX
i Gal 2Oc
SANDWICH SPREAD
F ull Q uart 2 9 c
4 lb. Pkg.
We will deliver all orders
$3.00 or over FREE in
city limits.
O regon’s population is estim ated
by th e bureau of th
census at
1,027,000.
A ccording to th e bureau, in m ak
ing its announcem ent, th e popula
tion of Oregon has Increased 10.000
Ince last year and 27.000 since
1933.
W ash in g to n ’s population now is
placed a t 1.658.000, an increaae of
15.000 since 1936. and 68,000 since
1933. W ashington population In
1933 was 1.563.396.
FAVORITE
Matches
LIMIT — One to
a custom er.
.... 17C
Take ad v an tag e of these sen satio n al food prices. You w on’t
care how th e wind howls ’round your door when your p an try is
stocked w ith Safew ay Savings. STOCK UP NOW. Low prices
like these can n o t la st long!
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A IR W A Y
3
HILLSDALE
Kraut
47c
Lbs.
Fresh Roasted
S u n b rite Cleanser
SAVE at
th is Price!
3 For 13c
Econom ical - P ractical
BROOMS
B oardm an - S tu rd y
1
COMFORT
IO C
No. 300 T ins
M arshm allow s
1 lb. Pkg.
19c
Tissue
Tom ato Sauce
3
T ins
IO C
L arge 2% Tin
12C
1000 Sheet
Rolls
For T asty M enus
P u m p kin
Del Monte - Serve th e Best
P L A Y F A IR
4
T ins
19c
12 oz. Pkg.
23C
G iant Bars
23C
Prunes
Dog Food - C onditioner
Rye K risp
F. B A U X IL IA R Y
S E W IN G BEE
STATE P O P U L A T IO N
SET A T 1,027,000
TO
FEBRUARY 16
F lu ffiest - U nusual Q uality
The Tow nsend club m eets the
first and th ird Tuesday of each
'»»nth at th e H erm iston Union
h»iHCp i The nX xt n’«e t |ng will be
held F eb ru ary 15. and is said to be
m portan t w ith a m atter of policy
being decided. Every member who
has the Townsend plan a t h eart
should atten d th is m eeting T h e la-
‘ ' p8 ‘ "X lllary will meet at th e home
• ¥ ” ' 2. ? " el in C olt'tnbia d istric t
Friday. F eb ru ary I I , for the afte r-
noon.
The Farm Bureau A uxiliary met
at the home of Mrs. Claud Upham
lust W ednesday In an all day m eet
ing when they held a sew ing “ bee”
The ladies had held th e ir reg u lar
m eeting the F riday before w ith Mrs.
Jessie Hooker and Mrs. Emma Chris-
tley on the program com m ittee. The
next m eeting will be held F eb ru ary
18. w ith .Mrs. B ertha Knox and
Mrs. A nnette B arham serv in g on the
program com m ittee, and Mrs. Doris
Panages. Mrs. Nellie T ucker. and
Mrs. C ath erin e Sorom erer on th e re
freshm ent com m ittee.
FEBRUARY 11
Del Monte - P erfect Segm ents
Townsend Club Meeting.
Bantam
6 DA YS
G rape F r u it
12 oz. bottle
CORN
Color is added to th e plot by the
en tra n ce of m ilk m aids and peas
a n ts who perform
Swiss
folk
dances.
H ans, a clum sy b u t wholesome
lad, lends a b it of comedy th ro u g h
o ut th e plot.
Fresh!
T asty!
•
H ealth Bread
C ry s ta l W h ite
YOU'LL FALL IN
LOVE W ITH OUR
NEW
Salted Peanuts
COWARDS;
a
BREAD
We need your cooperation in a d
ju stin g our BREAD to your sa tis
faction.
We a re now using a new form ula
and w ant your opinion. Trv our
BREAD.
Feel free to tell us w’h at you
th in k and how o u r BREAD can
be improved.
Yeager ’s Bakery
LOFFIE
h erum ■ I—
T
—
Purex
P • R
ODUCE
FRIDAY & SAT. ONLY
. . m ade from a B etty Crocker
recipe . . .
for VALENTINE'S
EN TERTAIN IN G , or for a fam ily
tre a t.
SW EETH EA RT CAKE
I t's Very P opular
25c
I9 C
1 lb, 8 oz. Pkg.
F resh - Delicious
Sweetheart Cake
5Oc
S
L au n d ry Soap
1
ORANGES
Medium Size
2 Doz 3 9 c
CABBAGE
P er Lb.
2C
Spokane - Solid Heads
6 Lbs.
CARROTS
F irm - Clean
Doz.
GRAPE F R U IT
-1
C alifornia - Best
O N IO N S
10 lb. sack
Boilers
SflFEUJflV
mohev £ 4 v //v £
¿ qüc . e e