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THURSDAY. MARCH «1. 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON HAGE SIX Mrs. E. P. Dodd retu rn ed from a th ree w eeks’ stay in P o rtlan d last S atu rd ay in com pany w ith her sis ter, Mrs. B ertha Colling. She v isi ted her d au g h ter Mrs. A1 C layton and Miss R u th Dodd w hile in P o rt land. Myron N ation Is sp en d in g a week Clyde M cElroy of W allula was a Sunday d in n e r guests a t th e home in P o rtlan d and Salem. business visitor in tow n S aturday. of Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O’Donnell In Louise May entered th e high cluded Mr. and Mrs. K elley Jones. Mrs. P. A. Pow er received word school M arch 14 as a freshm an. Mr. Box, and E lb ert Queen of P en Sunday th a t her son Cecil Johnson Mrs. W. J. K enuings, who u n d er of P o rtlan d was injured in an auto- w ent an operation a t St. A n th o n y ’? d leton, Mr. and Mrs. E arl Barnes. P o rtlan d , and Mr. and Mrs. C lar ' mobile accident th a t day. He is hospital in P endleton tw o weeks ence F riestad of W alla W alla. now in the Good S am a ritan hospital ago. is expected home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob A lsto tt a n in P ortland. Mrs. Pow er left Mon Mr. and Mrs. Basil E llis of P en nounce th e b irth of a d au g h e r T ues dleton, of K ennel-EU is Studios, day to be w ith her son. day, .March 29, a t th e H erm iston called a t th e R. B. W ilcox home G eneral hospital. Both m other and Sunday. baby are doing nicely. Mrs. R. B. W ilcox left Sunday for Head scarfs 20c, Ascot scarfs 29c, Salem, Ore., w here she will visit her at Ruby McMillans. adv p are n ts and o th e r relativ es for a H erm iston people atte n d in g th e week or more. fu n eral of J. S. B urnham a t E llen s HERMISTON, OREGON B reak fast th e club b rea k fa st way burg, W n„ Tuesday w ere Mr. and a t H u n te r’s Cafe. adv Mrg. M. Barager, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs. Ina W essell retu rn ed T ues Friday - Saturday C lark, Mr. and Mrs. New Madden. day evening from S eattle w here she Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mrs. A. E. April 1 - 2 had sp en t th e week end visitin g M arble, Miss P au lin e Stoop and F. DOUBLE FEATURE! friends. E. R u therford. W. A. H ineiine, who has been re Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S eattle opto covering from bronchial pneum onia m e trist who has made professional for the past four weeks, was in visits to H esm iston for 25 years and town for the first tim e F riday. Miss in is know n for good optical w ork at E sth er McMullen assisted Mrs. Hine-, reasonable prices, w ill again be at line d u rin g his illness. the H erm iston H otel W ednestay, T ry o u r club b rea k fa st— A hearty A pril 6, for one day. Eyes exam ined. break fast s ta rts th e day right. Glasses made to fit each eye. adv. H u n te r’s Cafe. adv Mrs. N. W. O’D onnell e n tertain ed Mrs. A. M. T illson of n ear Meach S atu rd ay evening com plim enting her am arriv ed in tow n la s t week to spend two weeks a t the home of her husband on his birth d ay . G uests for d a u g h te r and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. the evening included Mr. and Mrs. Dale Blackstone, Mr. and Mrs. F. J, O. L. Barlow. S. L. CCrson was tak en to W alla R itzinger, H erm iston. Mr. and Mrs. W alla over th e week end and from E arl Barnes. P o rtlan d , and Mr. and CARTOON T he V illain Still there was taken to P o rtla n d w here .Mrs. C larence F riestad. W alla W alla. P ursued Her. Mrs. W. L. M organ was accom pa he will receive m dical care. He has nied to P o rtlan d la st M onday by been q u ite ill for th e past week. Sun. - Mon. - Tue». w here she will Jo h n Thom pson, sm all son of Mr. Mrs. F. B. Belt, and Mrs. H arold Thom pson, received spend from two to th ree weeks. Mrs. APRIL 3 - 4 - 5 an in ju ry S atu rd ay when he fell and Belt 'retu rn ed late W ednesday night MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY fra ctu red his leg. He will be unable from The Dalles w ith Dr. Belt, who had m otored down to atten d a m eet to use his leg for th ree weeks. Mae and a colossal collection of Rayon crepe and p rin t bolero ing. comics in a muslcul rom ance of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. McReynolds, dresses, $2.50 to $3.95, R uby Mc the Gae Mae N ineties. M illan. adv Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mayer and Bill motored to P o rtlan d . R obert Honey of T illam ook. Or., K lrschner is v isitin g his sister, Mrs. Prank Lebanon and A lbany over th e week friends. O’Neil and w ill rem ain d u rin g the end to visit relativ es and McReynolds visited his p aren ts at sp rin g m onths. "EVERY DAY’S S. L. Carson was tak en to St. Albany, Mayers his p aren ts at Leb V in cen t’s ho sp ital in P o rtlan d late anon, and K irschner rejativ es in A A Paramount HOLID A Y " Pittura Sunday n ig h t for m edical care. No P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. C. W arn er, Mr. and word has been received from him at MARCH OP TIME Mrs. R. H. Stockard, Miss Opal th is time. Colored Cartoon E ducated Pish Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Mlkesell of Stockard and Clem ent S tockard mo A lbany. Ore., announce th e b irth of tored to L exington Sunday to atten d WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY a son Tuesday, March 29. They have th e fu n eral of J. G. Johnson, a named him R ichard Melt. Mr. Mike- cousin of Mrs. Stockard. C. W arner, APRIL 6 - 7 sell is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. pastor of th e Union church, o fficia ted a t th e funeral. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT Mikesell of Colum bia d istric t. Hugo Panko Jr., left on the early Pood sale and b azaar A pril 9th at B u rn h am ’s by Union Ladies Aid. m orning stage Monday for Sum pter. adv. Ore., w here he joined H. E. Shese- in Miss B arb ara W essell left T h u rs ley, m anager of the Morris Group of 14 day m orning for P o rtlan d w here she Lode M ining Claims, located miles southw est of th e town of G ra will m eet her b ro th er S tanley Wes- sell, who is enrolled w ith th e Army nite. to assist in th e m ining work. Air Corps a t M offit Field n ear San Mr. Shesely was in town last week w ith Francisco. He will arriv e in P o rt but left for S um pter last Friday. Mrs. Mary Sowers, m other of O. STUART ERWIN land S aturday, accom panied by Chas. H edrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. II. L. B arlow , retu rn ed to H erm iston UNA MERKEL H edrick of S tanfield, and will re w ith her son and hts fam ily Sunday MARVIN STEPHENS tu rn to H erm iston w ith his sister. from L exington w here she has been He will visit his m other Mrs. Ina w ith her d au g h ter, Mrs. Lee H ow COMEDY The Timid G host Wessell In H erm iston, and his fath e r ell. for several m onths. She plans SONG H IT— Ask Uncle Sol. Miss W anda H arry W essell in S tanfield, d u rin g to sta y Indefinitely. Needles accom panied th e Barlow liis m onth's furlough. fam ily to Lexington to visit re la tives for th e day. Em ery Cox, who has a d airy herd of u nder 12 cows, recently p u rch ased a bull calf from th e Happy T hot Jersey Farm . T his calf is sired by th e farm 's ju n io r herd sire. Gold en Chief Lloyd, whose th ree -q u a rter sister, from the same dam, holds thp senior th ree year old record of the Jersey breed w ith 1055 pounds of fat In 365 days. Mr. Cox has one of th e b e tte r sm all herds In th e Uma tllla-M orrow D airy Herd Improves m ent association. He is now living QUART on th e farm south of the R. B. W il cox place. Fresh from our own freezer! Members of the M ethodist churcl^ and Union church Ladies Aids met Jointly W ednesday afternoon w ith the ladies of th e Union church a c t ing as hostesses. Each guest was placed at a table according to the m onth of her b irth d ay , w ith acting hostesses Mrs. A lstott. .Mrs. F. R. Moore. Mrs. H enry Hooker and Miss Opal Stockard. A clever Irish s k i t ! was given by Mrs. W aldo Dyer. Mrs. C. R. Moore and Miss Vivian Dyer and Mrs. A lstott gave a reading. Mrs APRIL 1 to 16, Inclusive F R Moore and Mrs. O. H Buell read papers on Oregon and con d u ct ed group singing. Mrs C. W a rn er I conducted a short devotional. Cov ers were placed d u rin g the lunch Castile Shampoo, plain finger wave and trim hour for more th an fifty ladies. Supt. and Mrs. W. G, Kershergen} | plan to leave next week for Spokane; Scalp treatment, shampoo and finger wave $ £ .0 0 to a tte n d th e Inland E m pire T each ers' m eeting held April 6-7-8. Clean-up manicure and finger wave Mrs. Mabel W alker, Mrs. Wm. j S h aar and Mrs Florence Davis acted Shampoo, fing. wave, manicu., eyebrow arch $ £ .5 0 as jo in t hostesses at the afternoon m eeting of th e A merican Legion A uxiliary last T hursday. A num ber Shampoo, oil rinse and finger wave of women from th e P endleton U nit were guests for th e afternoon. The hall was a ttra c tiv e w ith yellow d a f fodils placed «bout th e room W ash ington n u t pie was served by the Phone 711 Hermiston hostesses (More locals on page 2) Local Happenings the H ermiston H otel C afe will open on Monday, April 4th WITH COUNTER SERVICE AND TABLES AT 4 RESTAURANT PRICES ► OASIS THEATRE ALSO CLEAN REST We will specialize on the best of meals and ROOMS MAINTAINED FOR MEN AND WOMEN. Packing House Steaks - Try by Comparison Food prepared by a Chef who knows how! WILL ROGERS Judge Priest OF BIG VALUES! For tw en ty -th re e y ears Safeway has been the leader am ong food stores in th e W est. In every de p a rtm e n t— Low prices, E fficien t service, you’ll find th a t Safeway has pioneered th e way. S ta rt now to trad e w ith th e LEADER! APRIL 1 to 4 - Inclusive PRODUCE ORANGES - S u n k ist 2 doz. 39c grapefruit M arsh Seedless The finest, full-flavored coffee you can buy — At the lowest price! MAE WEST Jane W ithers Checkers Try Our Hum Bisque ICE C R E A M 5Oc Thompson’s Drug Store tcaatrr Striala! COMBINATIONS 75c 75c 75c R u b y ’s B e a u ty S h op 3 lbs. A I AIRWAY COFFEE Priced to Save for You SHREDDED WHEAT Buy the ORIGINAL LIBBYS KRAUT Best V alue WEST AG VANILLA q ” 23c 2 No. 2i/2 tins J J C 4 oz. bottle £O£ 2 pkgs. W ill Not Bake Out DILL PICKLES 2 No. 2V2 tins lla p p y Vale CRYSTAL WHITE W hite N aptha PEANUT BUTTER Real Roast COMFORT TISSUE 2Cc 2 lb. jar 27c 4000 sheets 25« 6 giant bars Special Deal giant tins £ £ C ROSEDALE PINEAPPLE For Quick Desserts PINK SALMON Select Q uality STOKELY’S CHILI SAUCE T re at yourself to th e best. TANG SALAD DRESSING The P erfect D ressing SEED POTATOES B urbanks - Early PEANUTS F resh Roasted • 27c 12 oz. bot. £gc Qt. jar 29c 100 lbs. 9gc 2 lbs. 25c 2 No. 1 tins SHOP SAFEWAY FOR LOW PRICES Old Dutch Cleanser .................... 3 tins 23c French D ressing..................... 8 oz. bot. 15c Candy B a r s......................................3 for 10c Chore G irls...................................... Each 9c K. C. Baking Pow der...................25 oz. 19c Ivory S o a p ........................... 2 med. bars 13c Walla Walla Spinach........2 No. 1 tins 19c Libbys Corned B e e f.......................Each 22c Hard Mix C andy.......................... 2 lbs. 19c Pop Corn .............. .................. . 3 lbs. 19c M azda Lig h t Globes 1000 H our - All sizes up to 75 w att Rice
