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THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. HAGE SIX Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W h ite of Lex ington, who recen tly sold th eir w heat ran ch n o rth of L exington were in H erm iston th is week in the in te rest of p u rch asin g a home. Jim S tew art, who is a stu d e n t at the U niversity of Oregon a t Eugene, Cecil Kelley of b a G rande was a arriv ed Sunday to spend sp rin g v a business visito r in H erm iston on cation w ith his p are n ts Mr. and M onday of th is week. Mrs. J. S tew art. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jack so n left Smocks in new p rin t designs. T uesday for P o rtlan d w here they $1.00 to $1.29, Ruby McM illans, adv expect to spend some tim e looking Miss E dna Ot,t arriv ed Tuesday a f te r business m atters. n ig h t from Corvallis, Or., w here she E. J. Allen has p urchased 700 atten d ed O.S.C., to spend th e re W hite L eghorn chicks from Vigor- m ainder of th e week w ith her p a r bilt H atch ery and now has them in ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott. th e brooder. Mrs. Carl Rhea of S tan field spent Jack E stle and his bride of La T uesday n ig h t an d p a rt of W ednes G rande w ere in H erm iston over the day of last week a t th e home of her g ran d p a re n ts. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. week end v isitin g relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. K lin g er of Scott. A nklets, 10c, 15c, 10c; Knee- L exington were business v isito rs in len g th hose, 25c and 49c, B rierley ’sj H erm iston th is week. adv Mr. and Mrs. W alter S m ith mo Mrs. Bess S pencer is v isitin g at tored to P ilo t Rock la st S unday th e B elscam per an d Beddow homes w here they were d in n er guests of in Colum bia d istric t th is week while Mr. and Mrs. Jew ell Sm ith. looking a fte r business interests. She A ttra c tiv e new sp rin g styles in is now m aking her home a t The cotton p rin ts. $1 00 to $1.49, Ruby Dalles. McMillans. adv. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Isaacs and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Long of U m a d a u g h te r H elen Kay of P ilo t Rock tilla announce th e b irth of a baby spent S atu rd ay and Sunday v isitin g boy T hursday, M arch 17, a t th e H er her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. m iston G eneral H ospital. Mrs. W. J. K ennings u n d erw en t Dyer. Miss M axine F a u st and Miss Sylvia a m ajor op eratio n in St. A n th o n y ’s hospital in Pendleton T h u rsd ay m or S h u tte r spent Sunday visiting) nin g and is reported as d oing as well friends in P endleton and a t the as can be expected. home of Miss F a u s t’s a u n t and uncle Mr. and Mrs. Chas. M. Geer of H erm iston are th e p aren ts of a baby Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carney. T he two d a u g h te r born Monday, M arch 14, at girls are now liv in g in th e H anby the H erm iston G eneral hospital. She ap artm en ts. has been nam ed Mary Isabelle. Miss Snow McCoy, clerk in the Mrs. D elbert K ruse M ackan is the post office, sp en t Sunday w ith her m other of a baby d a u g h te r born W ednesday, M arch 16, a t th e H er p aren ts, Mr. an d Mrs. J. E. McCoy m iston G eneral H ospital. She has a t Irrig o n , before they left Monday been named Carole D arlene. by tra in for W est Jefferson, N orth Home lau n d ry service. R easonable C arolina, to spend two m onths v isit prices and delivery service, Phone ing relatives. 25-W, H erm iston, Ore. adv. Mrs. G. D. H a rris of Lew iston, Idaho, visited from M onday of last week u n til T hursday, w ith h er sis te r Mrs. Alice W agner. She accom panied her niece Mrs. Chet T aylor WHY PAY FOR PRETTY of L ew iston who visited a t A rlin g ton. , PACKAGES? H. M. Som m erer, m anager of the F arm B ureau Cooperative, H. G R an k in , A1 G regory, S tanfield, both tu rk ey raisers, left T uesday m orning on a m otor trip to valley p oints and BEANS as far south as Medford. Red or W hite S heer organdy and lace collars R IC E and cuffs, 49c to 59c a t Ruby Me N a tu ra l Brown Millans. Mr. and Mrs. H al H atto n of Co 4 lbs. R IC E Fancy W hite quille, Ore., visited friends in Her m iston Monday n ig h t of th is week SUG AR Mr. H atto n coached in th e H erm is Golden Brown ton high school two years ago and SUG AR is now located a t Coquille. The H at Powdered tons a re spending th e ir sp rin g vaca tion w ith his m other in Pendleton. 8 lbs. SUG AR Fine G ran u lated Mr. and Mrs. W h itn ey R ankin and Mrs. Abbie R ankin of Portland Q uart SALAD OIL visited a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. Wesson H arold R an k in over the week end 4 lbs. MACARONI W h itn ey R an k in is a b ro th er of H ard W heat H arold R an k in , and Mrs. Abbie R an k in is th e ir m other. Mr. Ran SPAGHETTI H ard W heat kin is a member of the P o rtlan d po lice force. 4 lbs. PRUNES Dr. I. D. B artell of Dallas, Ore., Italian s was an o v ern ig h t guest of Mr. and (25 lb. box - $1.29) •Mrs. A1 Q u irin g Monday. He was PEACHES 2 lbs- en ro u te to D rake, S askatchew an, to atten d th e fu n eral of his fath er. PEPPER Mrs. R. C. M cReynolds, Mrs. J a r Pound Pkg. vis Durfey, Mrs. E. J. Saylor, Mrs. W. M. Pearson and Mrs. W. L. Mor SA LT gan motored to W alla W alla on F ri Leslie’s Table day of last week. 5 lbs. SA LT Mrs. H ugh F ra ser and d au g h ter Ice Cream N ancy Ann left W ednesday m orn BAKING POWDER Lb. ing by bus for P o rtlan d w here they C alum et - Crescent Pkg. will visit Mrs. F raser's parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. 8. K ingsley, who re CH EESE cently retu rn ed from a trip to Cali Ju st-R ig h t fornia. They plan on re tu rn in g to PEANUT BUTTER 2 »»"• H erm iston for a th ree weeks' visit before leaving for New York where they m ake th e ir home. L o c a l H a p p e n in g s H ugh C. Grim of Irrig o n was in tow n M onday on business. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W hite mo tored to P endleton la st F riday on business. Miss J u lia C olpitts of Spokane, W n., spent th e week end v isitin g her m other here. W alter Jendrzejew ski and Bill students H arris are o th e r O.S.C, home for sp rin g vacation. Mrs. Bill McDaid and dau g h ter left the H erm iston G eneral H ospital W ednesday for her home. J. W. McMullen m otored to Pen dleton W ednesday on business. Wool sk irts reduced, $1.95 and $2.50 a t Ruby McMillans. adv. Mrs. Y. P. R u th erfo rd of Stanfield was a business visitor here W ednes day. Mrs. Em il Zivney and Mrs. Paul V an P atten m otored to P o rtlan d F ri day evening, re tu rn in g Sunday night. Rev. and Mrs. Theo. A. Leger left Monday for P o rtlan d on a business trip. They expect to re tu rn to H er m iston S aturday. O. F. Steele of Pendleton form er county assessor, has been in H erm is ton for th e past two weeks m aking tax assessm ents. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday - Saturday MARCH 18 - 19 DOUBLE FEATURE! The St. P a tric k m otif was used a t two a ttra c tiv e bridge d in n ers given F rid ay n ig h t and Sunday n ig h t by Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mayer a t th e ir home on east Ridgew ay avenue. Con tra c t bridge was in play la te r in the evening and prizes w ent to Mr. and Mrs. A. H. N orton, Mr. an d Mrs. W. J. W arner, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph R ich ards, Jay T. Pierson, and Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. H ughes and fam ily arrived from B ritish Colum-I bia, Monday. M arch 14, and plan) to make th eir home at present w ith Mr. H ughes’ paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hughes in Columbia d istric t. L. E. Hughes of Stanfield motored to B ritish Colum bia for his b ro th er and family. J. S. B urnham left W ednesday m orning for E llensberg, Wn., accom panied by H enry Stoop who visited relatives in Y akim a. Mr. B urnham planned to visit his two d au g h ters, the Misses M arjory and Mary B u rn ham, who are atte n d in g E llensberg N orm al. They plan to re tu rn w ith him S aturday to spend sp rin g vaca tion. Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Morgan a r rived in H erm iston Monday evening from C orvallis to spend spring vaca tion w ith Mrs. M organ’s fath er, J. T. Reeves, and friends. They were accom panied by o th er O. S. C. s tu d en ts including B arb ara Reid, Helen Jendrzejew ski of H erm iston, and N a dine R ueber of S tanfield. GLEE C LlIB SW ILL GIVE OPERETTA U m a t i ll a B e a u ty S h o p “ In An Old K entucky G arden,” an DOROTHY KENDLER, Operator o p ere tta of th e old south, w ill be presented by the glee clubs under the d irectio n of Miss H elen Peterson A pril 1. T he cast includes; Stephen F o ster ........... Gerald K eller Je an ie — ........................ Helen R alph GUARANTEED OIL WAVE Colonel S tau n to n ........ A lbert Shipp P h illip ....................... G ilbert G ettm an POR Joy ........................... E sth e r McMullen H an n ah ....................... V irg in ia Dyer FOR H enry Blow ................... A lfred Shipp R ich ard ............................ H arold Neill IN HOME M ajundahr ............. K enneth Bensel — OPEN 6 DAYS A W EEK — Joe Buzzard ............. G lenn W arn er E lm ina ............................... V era Sisson ♦eseeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeeee PERMANENTS 3 DAYS OF OUTSTANDING SAVINGS — MARCH 18th TO MARCH 21st. INCLUSIVE TURN TO TEA CANTERBURY Fam ous for its fresh, zesty flavor— its quick invigora- tion! Add pleasure to your meals w ith th is q u ality tea. l/a Lb. Pkg. PLUS SHORTS Sun. - Mon. - Tue*. MARCH 20 - 21 - 22 MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY A D R A M A OF l O V I ’S MOST FR E C IO U S MOMENTSI WMIkM H % RI4,in Au>al ¡BENNETT ¡ fon ' da I 7 M ir MY LOVt AGAIN IwahDAMt MAV WHITTV'ALAN MARSHAL LOUISE FLATT-ALAN (AXTER ^R«l«aii,d iSruJJnlud Artl,w Comedy A ir P arade Newsreel Bone Bender Parade. WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY MARCH 23 - 24 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT 3 lbs- 2Oc 3 lb8- 20c 43c 3 lb8' 2 4 c Lb 16c The Gayest, Goofiest Comedy . . . W ith the Gayest. Goofiest Cagt . . Ever Seen on Stage or Screen. Comedy Musical T he S m art W ay R hythm Saves T he Day KRAUT THAT PRODUCE Persian Lamb Fur THE MOST VALUABLE ANIMAL THAT EATS GRASS. M illio n s Go Abroad Each Year for F U R ' CORN Cream Style or W hole K ernel FLO U R 4 9 lb. sack HERMISTON HOTEL OR N. B. Willacy POST OFFICE BUILDING ST AN hlELD (Sheep on display at Coe Ranch at S tanfield) L A R D P ure BACON 23C 45c PRUNES 4Lb8. X 9 « lO c ALMONDS Sweet P etite HONEY 10 Lbs. Skovbo’s Best ® CATSUP Ruby B rand 3 12-oz. bottles NEW STOCK PER POUND 12c COCOA B ak er’s M a r s h m a llo w s F lu ffiest TANG 1 Lb. Pkg. M a c a ro n i PER FEC T DRESSING 4 Lbs. Best - Bulk B a b y L im a so« $5-®9 £ $ 1 . 2 9 BBL. BEANS G ran u lated Soap S U -P U R B a* A *9 /W HOMINY VAN CAMPS No. 303 T ins ..... 29c HARVEST BLOSSOM 2 Pkgs. and C ut Out Book VAN CAMPS W ith Tom ato Sauce T all T ins ...................... Q u art FLOUR W h e a t F la k e s O 19c P in t 5 Lbs. BEANS ^5® 2 Lb. Tins 25c IO e L arge Pkg. — O .K . S O A P 7 Bar L im it 7 Bars BROOMS Boardm an - S turdy 29c EACH* S U N B R IT E Double Action 4 Tins CUSTOM TAILORED CLOTHES ORAPEFRUIT JUICE TOMATO JUICE - Large Cans S O U P - Tom ato - L arge Cans For Inform ation See J. R. Howard FRESH ROASTED PER POUND S A R D I N E S — L arge oval cans - Tom ato or M ustard Sauce PINAPPLE JUICE 2 Lb. Tin 3 Lbs. 44® PEANUTS 3 3 for 29c Less In Q u an tity B E A N S W ith Pork - la rg e cans KARAKUL SHEEP 1 Lb. I5 ® Strfngless CATSUP 1 Lb. Tin ECONOMICALLY PRICED! BEANS TOMATOES Discover this su p erio r coffee-—deep full-bodied flavor— yet you save several cents on every pound. . . . A IRW A Y — The A. HASH CO. PE A S 55c EDW ARDS 24c 14c 8 lbs- 16c 9® J Lb. Pkg. 19c 5 lb8, 25c 3 lbs- 19 c 2 w ith $ 4 -0 0 6 3 -2 5 2 1 Buy In Bulk John Payne - Stella Ardler W illiam .............................. Bob F o llett Andrew .............................. Ted Ripley Seth .......................... ..... D arw in Shaw A ndaliza ...............— G ladys P ierson Lily ......................... G erald in e M ullins Tom ..................................... Bill Hamm Mr. Moneyfold .................. Bill Corpe Mr. A rtichoke .................. Bob F o lle tt $ 1 .1 9 Lb. 11c 14c « CONNORS C ash S to re Ne’ t Door to BAKERY. The cheapest suit in the end is the B E S T yon can buy at the START. II/tV E YOURS MADE TO INDIVIDUAL MEASURE. LADIES’ TAILORED SUITS E A S TE R SUNDAY, APRIL 17 Friday & Sat. Only D a ffo d ils L e ttu c e Fresh - Crisp PHONE 71 2 Heads P o ta to e s Local Grown H e r m is to n D r y C le a n e r* 2 D o z .X ^ C K ing Alfreds B ananas T ri-R ipe 25 Lb. Bag 3 Lbs. lie C O D F IS H _ 19c K r a f t Cheese ’» Lb. Pkgs. m Assorted Flavors — for JJV F ra n k fu rte rs I^arge - F resh - Ju ic y f PER LB..................................... l “ C S h o rte n in g PEARL 4 b. 4 3 c For all purposes Boneless Pound Package
