rtniflliiti ^ r r a li)
PIKE BUYS OLD
THOMAS PLACE
LET’S GET
ACQUAINTED
Some time it
may pay us
both to know
each o th e r
b e tter...........
Al J.
Huenergardt
Co.
home of Mrs. H. B. D arlin g la st F r i
day were M esdames O ttis Buell,
C harles E pperson, Lois Blum, Forest)
Moore, Gus L inder, H en ry H ooker,
Joe Udey and F. M. Lenz.
Mrs. F. M. E llis and Miss M ary
Moore, m other and sister of Mrs. F.
R. Moore, spent T uesday of la st
week a t th e Moore home.
Mrs. Dan H u tch in so n an d son
Bobby, V ictor E pperson and L au ra
P e rra rd of P endleton visited a t the
C harles Epperson home F rid ay .
Mr. and Mrs. M arvin H utchison
and son R alph of P ilo t Rock were
tra n sa c tin g business in H erm iston
W ednesday of la st week. T hey were
also v isito rs a t th e B ax ter H u tc h
ison home.
Mr. and Mrs. Schedler an d fam
ily. who have been liv in g on th e old
Steve Thom as place, have moved to
th e S tanfield project.
Mrs. H al McCulley, Mrs. H enry
Hooker and Mrs. B axter H utchison
atten d ed th e C ooperative G uild meet
ing at th e U nion church in H erm is
ton la st Friday.
(C ontinued on p age 5 )
HANSONS OBSERVE
50TH ANNIVERSARY
UMATILLA, Or. (S pecial) — Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. H anson left S atu rd ay
n ig h t for T ouchet, w here th ey a t
tended th e 5 0th w edding a n n iv e r
sary of Mr. H ansons p a re n ts w hich
was observed on Sunday. T hey re
tu rn ed to U m atilla T uesday m orn
ing.
Mrs. Wm. Conlon, Mrs. E lm ore
McKenzie an d E rm a B yrnes spent
T h u rsd ay in P en d leto n w here they
visited Miss B etty McKenzie, who is
a stu d e n t n u rse a t th e St. A n th o n y ’s
hospital.
T he Ladies Aid met a t th e home
of Mrs. Dell Jackson T h u rsd ay a f
ternoon.
W. O. M iller w as a P en d leto n busi
ness visito r W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. H arry K essler and
children and Miss Evelyn W rlg h te r
spent T h u rsd ay evening in P en d le
ton.
P ete McNabb le ft la st w eek for
O klahom a w here he w ill v isit for
some tim e w ith his fam ily.
Miss T helm a Severson le ft F rid ay
m orning for E ugene w here she spent
th e week end. Mrs. D ora B ullard
ta u g h t the fifth and six th grade
F rid ay d u rin g h er absence.
ONE FULL WEEK
SPECIAL CANNED FOOD SALE
3
Cans
3
6 IX
Cans Cans
APRICOTS—
R. & W. No. 2 % ......77 1.49 2.95
B. & W. No. 2Vo..... 61 1.19 2.29
PEACHES—
R. & W. Mammoth
halves or home style .65 1.25 2.47
B & W halves 2i/2’s .55 1.08 2.10
PEA RS_
R & W fancy halv’s .75 1.47 2.90
B & W - 2’/2’s ..........59 1.15 2.25
PINEAPPLE—
R & W Sliced or
home style, 21/>’s .70 1.38 2.75
R & W buf. crush
or sliced ............... .32 .62 1.20
B & W >%’• ............ 55 1.08 2.15
FRUIT COCKTAIL—
Red & White .......... 45 .87 1.72
GRAPEFRUIT—
Red «6 White 2’s .. .45 .87 1.72
CHERRIES—
Red Sour Pitted 2’s .58 1.13 2.23
ASPARAGUS—
R & W med., 2’s
.83 1.63 3.23
CUT GREEN BEANS—
Red & White 2’s
.45 .87 1.70
G olden Bantam CORN—
R & W whole kern. .43 .85 1.67
PEAS —
Red & White 2’s .43 .85 1.67
TOMATOES—
Red & White 2> »’s .50 .97 1.90
SPINACH—
Red & White 2 ’ ,’s .43 .85 1.67
HOMINY—
Red & White 2 ’ .’s .29 .56 1.10
Cans
D 12
Cans
Cans
B E E T S __
R & W Sliced 2’s .. .39 .77 1.50
RED KIDNEY BEANS—
Red & White 2’s .. .39 .77 1.50
SAUER KRAUT—
Red & White 2y2’s .43 .85 1.68
HOT SAUCE—
Blue & White, Buf. .14 .27 .50
CO RN-
49er No. 303 ............23 .45 .89
TOMATOES—
Blue & White 2V»’s .25 .50 1.00
CUT BEANS—
Our Value, 2’s ........ 29 .57 1.10
PEAS_
Our Value, 2’s ..... .29 .57 1.10
MINCED CLAMS—
Red & White No. 1 .85 1.65 3.25
i ’ c«-d Butter Clams—
Royal Chef, l ’s ......45 .87 1.70
OYSTERS—
Blue & W h ite.......... 39 .77 1.50
SCRIMP—
R & W fancy lge. . .59 1.15 2.25
SALMON—
Red & White tails .89 1.72 3.40
Silver Rapids tails .43 .83 1.63
TUNA FISH—
Red & White i/2’s .55 1.08 2.15
PINEAPPLE JUICE—
Doles, 2’s ................ 43 .85 1.68
TOMATO JUICE—
R & W 15 oz.....
.23 .44 .87
bacon —
Walla 1 lb. pkg. la y e r........... .39
MATCHES—
Play-Safe - carton ................. .14
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
the r e d & W H IT E
1 The Sign of a Pependibls Store
STORES
M r.and Mrs. E lm ore McKenzie
spent Monday in P endleton on busi
ness. They visited th e ir d a u g h te r
B etty, who is In tra in in g a t th e St.
A nthony's hospital.
Mr. an d Mrs. G lenn L inn were
hostess to th e b ask etb all boys W ed
nesday n ig h t a t th e ir home.
Mr. and Mrs. H a rry K essler and
ch ild ren E velyn W rig h te r w ere In
W alla W alla la st S aturday.
j. Ben S pin n in g a r-
Mr. and
tla n d th is week to
rived from
ne w ith his fath er.
make th e ir
Mr. and Mrs. Jim m ie Olson have
moved from th e S tan d ard Cabin to
Mrs. A nnie E d w ard ’s home. H e is
employed w ith th e engineers here.
Mrs. B. F ra n k lin of Prosser spent
several days v isitin g h er m other,
Mrs. A rt Boilsquet. Mr. Franklin,
came S unday an d th ey left M onday
for C alifo rn ia w here they will m ake
th e ir home.
Mr. and Mrs. N orm an W orthley
spent th e week end in P o rtlan d v isit
ing h er paren ts.
Mrs. M ilton S h arp e an d son Jim
mie sp e n t th e week end v isitin g her
p are n ts in A rlin g to n an d atte n d in g
th e b ask etb all to u rn am en t.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Byrnes and
d au g h ter Jo an an d grandson Gordon
and Mrs. V. D. B ram er and son Jim
m otored to The Dalles F rid ay w here
they visited th e ir d a u g h te r an d sis
ter and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. P au l
W alsh. They w ere accom panied as
far as A rlin g to n by Mrs. M ilton
Sharp and son Jim m ie.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Joders re
tu rn ed S atu rd ay from a two w eeks’
visit w ith his p aren ts in the east.
Miss E velyn W rig h t retu rn ed to
her home in O lympia a fte r spending
a few days v isitin g her sister and
b ro th er-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. H arry
K essler.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Byrnes and
d a u g h te r Jo an m otored to T ouchet
Sunday aftern o o n w here th ey a t
tended th e fiftie th w edding a n n iv e r
sary of Mrs. and Mrs. H. H. H anson.
They spent the evening a t the home
of Ed Byrnes.
Don and Lloyd H arry m an spent
Sunday aftern o o n in W alla W alla.
Jam es Byrnes and V. D. B ram er
spent Monday in W alla W alla on
business.
Mr. an d Mrs. Fred K nudson spent
th e week end in P o rtlan d .
STANFIELD DITCH
CAPACITY INCREASE
(C ontinued from P age One)
M athew s (B y th a H oskins) su rp rised
them w hile a t th e Jam es H oskins
home W ednesday n ig h t w ith a c h a ri
vari party.
Mr. and Mrs. C harles B aker and
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Baker and d au g h
te r motored to W alla W alla Sunday
to see Mrs. G race Rice. Mrs. Rice is
in a W alla W alla hospital because
cf a broken co llar bone.
A bout fifty ladies atten d ed the
Ladies Aid m eeting in th e church
parlors T hursday aftern o o n . Mrs. W.
G. W allace had ch arg e of th e m is
sionary program
w hich included
talk s on foreign m issions by Mrs. F.
A. Baker, Mrs. Jesse G riffith s and
Mrs. V. W. Hay. Mrs. B u rd ette of
Echo played the piano for group
singing. Mrs. N. D. Bard and Mrs.
Schneiberger were taken in as mem
bers. Mrs. M artin Refvem was host
ess.
Miss N adine R ueber. stu d e n t in
nu rses tra in in g a t O.S.C., is pending
sp rin g vacation a t th e home of her
p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rueber.
Mrs. Chas. M athew s (B y th a H os
k in s) of P ilo t Rock was honored a t
a bridal show er in th e church p a r
lors Tuesday. The program consisted
of a piano num ber by Miss Joan Les
lie; toasts to th e bride by Mrs. Jess
R ichards, and a violin-piano selec
tion by E sth e r F red rick so n an d Joan/
Leslie. The rooms suggested th e a r-
riv alo f sp rin g w ith vases of daffo
d ils and pussy willows. H ostesses
w ere Mesdames F. Sloan. M. Refvem
and J. F. Lane. They w ere assisted
ab o u t the rooms an d d u rin g
the
social hour by M ary R hea and Mrs.
P hil Quimby. Included am ong the
out-of-tow n guests are Mrs. C harles
Carnes. Mrs. L. C. M athews, Mrs.
M atilda M cReynolds, Mrs. Elber^
P o rte r and Shirley M ichaels of P ilo t
Rock: Mrs. Joe Foley and M arie
Beebe of B u tter C reek; th e Misses
Joy Coe and Leone H iatt of Echo;
Mrs. Rena W aterm an , Mrs. A. C,
S w arn er and d au g h te r M iriam, Mrs.
Ina W essell and d au g h te r B arbara,
of H erm iston. T he bride received
m any b ea u tifu l g ifts.
The Misses Rose Hoosier and
C laudia G abriel, stu d e n ts a t E a s t
ern Oregon N orm al a t La G rande,
will a rriv e F rid ay to spend sp rin g ;
vacation a t th e ir homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo L aune made a
business trip to M cM innville last
week. Mr. L aune is so impressed
w ith farm in g co nditions th e re th a t
he plans to re n t or sell his farm and
move in th e n ear fu tu re .
Miss L enna W aid was hostess to
th e P o lly an n as a t th e George E llio tt
home W ednesday. In v ited guests in
cluded Mrs. U. W. Hay, Mrs. F. B.
S tu a rt, Mrs. Dill PeP nney, Mrs. Roy
Penney. Miss M innie H u n tin g . Miss
C a th erin e McMullen. Miss Joan Les
lie.
Mrs. R ugg hns sold her farm to a
resident of C«Jiumbia d istric t. T his
land has been farm ed for several
years by th e late F ra n k Nudo. Mrs.
E lizabeth Nudo will move to her
home In S tan field soon and her son
Sammy will co n tin u e to look a fte r |
th e ir farm in g In terests on th e pro-1
Ject.
T he Misses Sophronia and Mary
Lee Rhea spent Sunday a t th e home
of Mr. an d Mrs. P aul Lee in La j
G rande. The p arty drove to W allow a |
L ake an d were th rille d to see a herd
of elk.
i
Wind Insurance
T he w ind storm along th e P acific Coast a few weeks ago a l
m ost reached hurricane^ proportions. It was n ear enough to
th e real th in g to " s u it” m ost people. M any th o u san d s of
d o llars are being paid o u t for dam ages by in su ran ce com
panies u n d er th e wind storm fea tu re of coverage provided
by th e A dditional H azards S upplem ental C ontract. T his cov
erage can be had for a very few cents. P ro te ct y o u r pro
p erty a g a in st th e sp rin g w inds.
♦♦♦♦
H erm iston Irrig a tio n d istric t. The
buyer was I. D. P ik e of G rass V al
P ublished every T hursday a t H erm is ley, Oregon, who reportedly p u rch
ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, tty ased the ranch for his son-in-law ,
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng,
who a t present is em ployed in w est
P ublishers.
ern Oregon, b u t who is expected to
E ntered as Second Class M atter move onto th e place soon. It is p lan
December, 1906, U m atilla County,
______
__ ned to handle th e land as a p o ultry
Oregon.
farm . Mr. P ike alre ad y has holdings
in th e d istric t, his o th e r ran c h be
S ubscription Rates.
One Y ear ..................................... >2.00 in g u n d er lease to Ed H ugg. Mr.
Six M onths ................................... 1.00 P ike is postm aster a t G rass Valley.
T hree M onths ...................................... 60 T he place purchased la st week has
been occupied for th e past year by
Mr. Scheidler and fam ily.
O reg o iC N e wspa pe r^Pu bH(K£rs
V isitors a t th e H en ry Hooker
|J ^ A ' s s o c i a t i o ^ ^
hom e Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. E.
R. Craven of T ouchet, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus L inder, Mrs. Geo. C orliss and
Mrs. Glen Moore.
Mrs. Em m a C h ristley an d son
Dell w ere Sunday d in n e r guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Voelke of W alla W alla.
T he d in n e r was in honor of the
COLUMBIA (Special) — The old b irth d ay s of Mrs. C h ristley and
Mr. Voelke.
Steve T hom as place in C olum bia
L. W. Dixson an d fam ily a re now
d istric t w as sold la st week by the m oving to th e E. O. H u n t property.
F. M. Lenz purchased a new elec
tric re frig e ra to r w hich was d eliver
ed Monday.
E lb e rt H utchison and M arvin Roy
of M ontgom ery & W ard of P en d le
ton were .business v isito rs in th is
d istric t Monday.
F a ith W ilson of Olympia, W n.
w as an over n ig h t guest a t th e L es
te r H am m er and S w arn er homes last
week. F a ith is now em ployed as a
ste n o g ra p h er in an office in Olym
pia.
Mrs. A m anda S haver and fam ily
w ere Sunday d in n e r guests a t the
Jo h n Conrad home.
Mrs. G. E. C arnes of P ilo t Rock
visited w ith h e r sister Mrs. W illiam
S tru th e rs T h u rsd ay and F rid a y last
week.
Mrs. Corley, m o th er of Mrs. Clyde
Your next electrical job,
H ebert, and Mrs. H ughes, sister of
whether large, small, com
Mrs. H ebert, visited h ere W ednes
day of la st week. T hey a re from
petitive or emergency, w ill
P endleton.
have my personal supervi
L. H am m er and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
sion if you c a l l ....................
H am m er m ade a trip to W eston last
S unday to spend th e day w ith Mr.
knad Mrs. H ugh Neill.
A group of E p w o rth L eague dele
g a te s atte n d in g th e d istric t confer
ence in H erm iston, held a sunset
m eetin g a t th e Cold S prings reser
Electrical Contractors
v oir S atu rd ay evening. Rev. H. O.
8 N. W. 10th Avenue, near
C lark of Hood R iver, retu rn ed m in
Burnside
ister, who lived in H erm iston 30
y ears ago, was in th e p arty .
Portland, Oregon
Tow nsend A u x ilia ry m em bers who
atten d ed th e all day m eeting a t the
5 hr
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE TWO
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON I
F. B. SWAYZE, P re sid en t
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hermiston Mercantile Cooperative
— FRI. - SAT. & MON. —
Borax Soap Chips, a real hard water soap .... 23c
PEARL SHORTENING............... 4 lb. pkg.
Starch, Corn or Gloss, Crescent brand 3 for 2 3
BAKING POWDER, Calumet............... 1 lb. f
SALT, Plain or Iodized, 2 lb. shaker .... 2 for J
GRAPE FRUIT JUICE, Val Vita No. 2 tins - 10c
PEAS, sweet and tender............... No. 2 tins 9c
Mothers Cup & Saucer OATS, quick or reg. .. 2 9 c
MATCHES............................. 6 box cartons l^ c
SILK TISSUE ....................................... 6 for 25<
Household Seedless Raisins........... 4 lb. pkg. 2 7 c
SYRUP, Staley’s Golden Syrup .... 5 lb. pail
QUAKER PUFFED WHEAT or RICE pkg. fQc
HUSKIES ............................................... pkg. io c
BEANS, Blue Lake brand............. No. 2 tins £c
PHONE 401
Mr. and Mrs. F red Savage and
Mr. and Mrs. W ill Glass of P en d le
ton visited a t th e J. A. Eggleson
home Sunday.
Miss C h arlo tte W a tk in s and Bud
P ark s w ere m arried in W alla W alla
Friday.
Lucile and C lin to n Tombleson
w ent to R a in ie r M onday. The form er
will spend a week a t h er home th e re
and th en w ill re tu rn to resum e her
stu d ies as a senior in S tan field Hi.
Clinton will be em ployed in a lu m
ber mill.
An old tim e d an cin g p a rty was
held a t th e G regory home S atu rd ay
n ig h t.
Mrs. U. W. H ay com plim ented
her d a u g h te r M arilyn a t a p arty on
her th ird b irth d ay . G uests included
Beverley H ughes, Donna and Dicky
Childs, P h y llis L onghorn, Tommie
Refvem, Je an in e Brown, A rlene H ay
and the honoree.
The S tanfield-E cho Home Ec U n it
w ill m eet in th e ch u rch basem ent
M arch 25, a t 1:30. S ubject for dis
cussion is “L ine and D esign” in ap
p ro p ria te dress. A nyone interested
is urged to atten d .
Mr. and Mrs. H arry D uvall of Lex
in g to n an d nephew , W in ifo rd D uvall
were a t th e W. J. W aid home Tues
day. T he la tte r has gone to N ebraska
for an extended visit w ith his m oth
er.
DOYNTON & KELLEY
ANNOUNCE
THAT THEIR STORE WILL BE A
SELF-SERVICE STORE
STARTING PROBABLY MONDAY
Clerk Service If Desired.
— COME IN AND LOOK AROUND —
Assorted
RITZ CRACKERS
L arge
«9 «9
CANDY BARS
P ackage
OR GUM
3 r«,r
............................
10c
CRACKERS
W h ite or G raham
K rispies or Snow flakes
2 C arto n s ............. 29c
STRING BEANS,
CORN or PEAS
3 Cans
HOOD RIV ER
L arge Cans
EACH ............................
COFFEE
ALL
a
B rands - LB...................
M.J.B., Maxwell House,
S chillings, H ills
«7V
15«
S tandby B rand
lO c
MAYONNAISE
Best Foods, N alley’s o r A rdens
QUART ............................
SHORTENING
4
CATSUP
12 oz.
B ottle
OATS
Gold Medal - W ith T um bler
L arge
_
P ackage .......................
29C
PEARS
45c
Two Deliveries Daily
......................
SW IFT'S PEA RL
Lb.
C arton
49c
SUPER SUDS
L arge
P ackage .................. .
17c
TOMATO JUICE
WALLA WALLA
1 Cans for
HEINZ
1 Cans for
Phone