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Local Happenings
Bill Belt spent th e M emorial day
week end w ith relatives In P ortland.
Miss M axine P au l spent th e week
end in Spokane, W n., w ith friends.
Mrs. C. M. Jackson and sou Bob
m otored to W alla W alla and Pen«
dleton on M emorial Day.
Gwyn H ughes and son Lloyd
spent the week end on a fishing
trip to G earhart.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C arter and JacX
D ow ning m otored to Condon Mon
day whero th e y spent th e day.
Home L aundry! We pick up on
Mon., Wed. and F ri. evenings. Phon*
97F3 or see Mrs. K enneth Pierson.
adv.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
F r id a y - S a tu r d a y
JUNE 3 - 4
DOUBLE FEATURE!
HIS FUNNIEST.
LIFE B E G I N S ^
LOVE O N Á
BUDGET
PLUS SHORTS
Sun. - M on.
JUNE 5 - 6
Continuous Show Sunday
AMERICA'S IEAOIK6
LAVE TEAM IK THE
COMEDY KIT OF 1931
CtAUOETTf
THURSDAY, JU N E 2, 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
and OAR*
C O LB ER T-C O O PER ^
BLUEBEARDS^
EIGHTH WIFEk
Freduced end Directed by
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ERNST LUBITSCH
A ferempunj Picture
Color Cartoon & Comedy
Tuesday - June 7
C O N T IN U O U S SHOW
STARTING AT 6:00 P.M .
ON THE STAGE—
In P e rs o n
Colorado
Hillbillies
O N T H E SCREEN—
TheOld Barn
Dance
with
GENE A U T R Y
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
JUNE 8 - 9
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT
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PLUS SHORTS
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Mr. and Mrs. B. S. K ingsley of
P o rtlan d a rriv ed T h u rsd ay to spend
a few days in H erm iston.
Mrs. N eil B oynton accom panied
her fa th e r C. A. P aul o f Pendleton
to P rin ev ille over th e week end, re
tu rn in g Monday.
Mrs. Belscam per left th e H erm is
ton G eneral hospital last F rid ay and
is now at her home in C olum bia dis
tric t.
Mr. and Mrs. O rville C u tsfo rth of
L exington w ere in H erm iston S un
day v isitin g a t th e home of Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. W ilcox.
Mr. and Mrs. W ilb u r Y eager and
fam ily of P o rtlan d are now in H er
m iston. and Mr. Y eager w ill assist
his fa th e r in th e bakery.
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Spencer have
moved in to th e R. B. W ilcox house
recen tly vacated by Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. W ilcox.
Mrs. Chas. Isaac and d au g h te r of
Pilot Rock visited a t th e home of
her paren ts. Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Dyer, th is week.
Miss M arie Salm i left for her
home on th e coast W ednesday a fte r
noon a fte r fin ish in g her school year
here.
A rth u r Jones, form er p u b lish er of
the Condon Globe-Times, called at
th e H erald office S atu rd ay a fte r
noon w hile en ro u te to P endleton on
business.
Mr.s H arry K elley is receiving
tre a tm e n t in th e P o rtlan d Medical
hospital b u t is reported as doing
nicely and m ay re tu rn th e la st of
th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W a rn e r and
d a u g h te r P atsy and son G lenn mo
tored to W alla W alla Monday w here
they spent th e day w ith relatives,
Miss J u lia Donovan of S eattle was
the house guest of h er sister and
fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs. N. R. M ueller,
over th e week end.
Mrs. F. C. McCallum of John
Day left T uesday aftern o o n for her
home a fte r spending two days w ith
her sister. Mrs. R ena W aterm an .
Miss B a rb a ra W essell m otored to
R ufus M onday for h er m other. Mrs
Ina WesRell, who has been at th e
home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hogi
gard for th e past two weeks.
F ra n k M cKenzie left F rid a y for
T illam ook, Ore., w here he plans to
spend th e sum m er w ith his b ro th er
and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mc
Kenzie.
C. A. B inder lost th re e fingers
when his h an d cau g h t In a pump
jack early W ednesday m orning. He
was tak en to P endleton for medical
atte n tio n .
Mrs. LeRoy Sullivan an d two sons
R obert and Allen of Roseburg, Ore.,
are v isitin g Mrs. S u lliv an 's m other,
Mrs. W. S. Boynton, th is week.
Mr. and Mrs. H enry Jacobson and
d a u g h te r D orothy of P endleton were
guests of Mrs. Jacobson’s sisters
th e Misses Raohel and E lizab eth
Leek, on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred B uhm ann and
Mr. and Mrs. H enry B uhm ann of
Camas, W n., w ere d in n e r guests at
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. A. B uh
m ann Sunday.
Mrs. W. L. Dixson retu rn ed Mon
day from La G rande w here she had
spent th e week end w ith her d a u g h
te r and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. H elm er
Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. E llis Moyer spent
the week end in Spokane w ith Mrs.
Moyer’s parents.
W hile th e re Mr.
Moyer did some fish in g in th e lakes
n ea r Spokane.
Mrs. O. L. Barlow retu rn ed home
S unday from St. A n th o n y ’s hospital
and Is reported as doing nicely. H er
son Billy retu rn ed home W ednesday
m orning b ut is still confined to his
bed.
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. F in k h eln er
and fam ily m otored
to Connell,
W ii ., Monday to spend Memorial day
«lith relativ es,
re tu rn in g Tuesday
evening.
A. W. T u rn h lad left W ednesday
aftern o o n for Union. Ore., w here he
planned to a tte n d
th e livestock
show before going to B aker to visit
his w ife's d a u g h te r and fam ily.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Reid left
T h u rsd ay for C orvallis w here they
w ill visit th e ir d a u g h te r B arb ara
who is com pleting her school year at
O.S.C. She w ill re tu rn w ith them .
Mrs. Mabel Ralph and d au g h te r
Helen. Gerald K eller, and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Hensel m otored to Spo
k an e and Coulee Dam over th e week
end. They visited relativ es In Spo
kane. re tu rn in g late Monday even
ing.
Miss M argaret McMullen arriv ed
W ednesday to spend th e rem ainder
of th e week w ith her paren ts. Mr.
and Mrs, J. W.
McMullen. H er
fa th e r m otored to La G rande for her.
She has atten d ed E astern Oregon
N orm al the past w in ter and will re
tu rn n ex t Monday to resum e her
stud ies to r th e sum m er.
McCormick-Deering
No. 7 Enclosed »Gear Mower
The Q uiet, Long-Lived M ower That’« Easiei
on Horses and Driver
Miss M arian Casady accom panied
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H elm s an d fam
ily to Spokane la st F rid a y w here
she visited friends. They retu rn ed
late Monday.
Miss Gladys Driscoll le ft S a tu r
day of la st week for Spokane w ith
a p arty of frien d s to spend the
week end at lakes in th e m ountains.
She retu rn ed T uesday n ig h t and is
a t w ork a t R uby’s B eauty Shop.
Gene Moore arriv ed in H erm iston
W ednesday aftern o o n to spend a
m o n th ’s fu rlo u g h w ith h is p aren ts.
Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Moore. He Is
w ith th e arm y, sta tio n e d a t V ancou
ver.
Mrs. O. O. F elth o u se m otored to
W eiser, Idaho, la st w eek w ith her
m other
Mrs.
B arb ara
S tephens
where she is v isitin g th is week. H er
m other had been w ith h er several
days la st week.
Mr. and Mrs. K. M. M ayer of Her-1
m iston and Mr. and Mrs. Freem an
A llan of P en d leto n m otored to E ast
Lake n ear Bend la st S atu rd ay w here
they spent th e week end fishing.
They rep o rt th a t th e w ea th er was
perfect.
Bill Jackson, son of Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Jackson, is expected hom e F r i
day m o rning to spend th e sum m er
w ith his parents.. Bill is a stu d e n t
a t Pacific U n iv ersity a t F orest
Grove and will en te r th is fall as a
sophomore.
Mr. and Mrs. Em il Z ivney left
F rid ay of last week for San F ra n
cisco, Calif., on a ten day v acation
trip . Mr. Zivney is em ployed a t the
U. S. Field S tatio n and Mrs. Zivney
has ta u g h t in th e C olum bia school
for th e past tw o years.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Beasley of
P o rtlan d visited in Ione la st S a tu r
day and came to H erm iston Sunday
to v isit Mr. an d Mrs. New M adden,
They left Monday noon for Spokane
w here they planned to v isit r e la
tives.
C. J. B uhm ann an d his nephew
R obert retu rn ed to Z urich, M ontana,
la st Monday a f te r a w eek’s v isit
w ith his p aren ts. Mr. an d Mrs. A.
Buhm ann. Gene B uhm ann, w ho came
w ith them from M ontana, rem ained
w ith his g ra n d p a re n ts for th e sum
mer.
Dr. an d Mrs. W. L. M organ re
tu rn ed W ednesday from a tr ip to
Hoquiam , W n., to v isit his p aren ts,
and to C orvallis w here th ey a tte n d
ed com m encem ent exercises T uesday
a t w hich Dr.
M organ's b ro th er,
F ra n k M organ, an honor stu d en t,
receive his degree in en g ineering.
Mr. an d Mrs. A. J. Shepherd of
M uscotah. K ansas,
v isited from
T hursday of la st week u n til Mon
day a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
G. K ersbergen. Mr. Shepherd
is
Mrs. K ersb erg en ’s b ro th er.
They
were en ro u te to Los Angeles.
Mrs. Jam es Means and tw o d au g h
ters A rm inta and Joyce of P o rtlan d
a re house guests of her siste r and
husband. Mr. and Mrs. D uff K n ig h t
a t th e ir home in Colum bia d istric t.
J. T. Powell, fa th e r of Mrs. Means,
plans to re tu rn to P o rtlan d w ith
them T h u rsd ay n ig h t.
Mr. and Mrs. Claud W ilcox, Miss
E va W ilcox an d Miss M ary B u rn
ham m otored to P o rtlan d last S a t
u rd ay n ig h t w here th ey Hemaiined
u n til Tuesday aftern o o n w hen they
retu rn ed home.
W hile th e re th ey
atten d e d the w edding of a cousin at
w hich Miss W ilcox was bridesm aid.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Ford w ent to
La G rande T uesday w here they a t
tended the Evensong e n te rta in m e n t
a t th e E astern Oregon N orm al as a
guest o f th e ir d a u g h te r Evelyn Ford
who g rad u a ted
a t exercises held
W ednesday.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. E. Logan left
T h u rsd ay m orning for B aker w here
Mr. Logan w ill a tte n d th e P ostm as
te r ’s convention. From th e re they
w ill m otor to E m m ett, Idaho, to v is
it relatives, re tu rn in g Sunday. Mr.
Logan is po stm aster of th e local of
fice.
Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. W ilcox an d
fam ily left M onday for E llis R anger
S tatio n n ear H eppner w here they
w ill spend th e sum m er. Mr. W ilcox
has served as forest g uard for a
n um ber of years. He has been em
ployed a t M or-Tone Sound Service
d u rin g th e w in te r m onths and w ill
re tu rn th is fall to resum e his duties.
Mrs. J. W. T hom as of E rskine,
C anada, arriv ed W ednesday n ig h t
and w ill v isit h e r tw o b ro th ers and
th e ir fam ilies. Mr. and Mrs. O. O.
F elthouse. and Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
F elthouse, whom she has not seen
for 34 years. W. W. F elthouse and
sons Gale, and Bill of W alla W alla,
m otored to O raw ford Bay. Canada,
w here th ey m et Mrs. Thom as who
re tu rn e d to H erm iston w ith them .
Oregon H a rd w a re &
Im plem ent Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
CONNOR’S
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F rid ay, Saturday and M o n d ay Special«!
1OO ">> Pure Cane Sugar $5.40
OXYDOL
RICE
1 lb. 8 oz. size
F an cy Blue Rose
2 for ..............
F orm a y
45*
Shortening
P u re V egetable
3 lb. t i n ..........
S3*
LEMONS
F resh Stock
2 dozen ..
P u ffed
T o m ato Juice
55*
4 cans ... .........
2 f o r ................
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PURE LARD
W heat
19*
4 lb. carton ....
PHONE 401
“The Customers’ Own Store”
— EVERYONE
WELCOME —
Mr. a n d Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and
lan d w here she will v isit for a week
and then go to C orvallis for 4-II d a u g h ters E rm a and Jo a n spent
M emorial day in W alla W alla.
club sum m er school.
UMATILLA NEWS
(C ontinued from Page One)
Mr. and Mrs. H arry H ull and
Miss C lara C orrigan left S unday for
P o rtlan d w here they will spend the
Memorial week end. Miss C orrigan
motored to her home in M cM innville
and the H ulls retu rn ed home T ues
day evening.
Miss R osaline Lennox of P o rtlan d
sp en t th e week end v isitin g her p a r
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n L ennox a t
th e Bill S w itzler home.
Miss Rosa Ricco, teach er in The
Dalles high school, arriv ed here S at
u rd ay and accom panied
Miss Sara
Rix to P ra irie City Sunday w here
th e form er w ill v isit h e r p aren ts
and th e la tte r w ill w ork a t th e Ric
co b ro th ers ranch th is sum m er.
W illiam Conlon le ft F rid ay by
train to atten d the g rad u a tio n ex er
cises a t A sbury College in W ilm ore.
K entucky, a t w hich his d au g h ter
M ildred will receive her degree.
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Hermiston, Oregon
PRICES BELOW— Effective June 3 to 6
NOB HILL COFFEE
N.B.C. SODAS
SPECIAL!
Snow flakes
For Limited Time
Packed in H eavy S yrup
Complete
B ra k e
A d justm ent
75*
ANY MAKE CAR
PHONE 53-W
LOOK!
BEANS - Blue Lake Stringless..... 3 cans
1 lb. 23c
2 lbs.
15*
JELLO - H ollyw ood.......................6 pkgs. »5*
FLY-SPRAY ...........................quart bottle as*
ORANGES - Sweet N a v e ls......... 2 doz. 29*
CRISCO - Nuf S e d .......................3 lb. can 49*
BACON - Swift’s Sliced -»/« lb. cello pkg. 15*
LEMON JUICE (8 lemons) ..........3 cans »5*
29 t
Lge. No. 2i/2 tins fOl
No. 1 tins 15*
3 No. 2 tins »5*
49 lb. sack $ J .29
1 lb. box 17c
SILVERTON PRUNES
FRUIT COCKTAIL
A D elicious F ru it Mix
TOMATOES
E x tra S tan d ard
FLOUR
FEDERAL MILK ................................3 tall tins 19c
B A M BAKED B E A N S ...................2 large tins 35c
COMFORT T IS S U E ............................... 4 rolls 23c
JELS RITE PE C T IN ..............................2 bottles 25c
ALBERS CORN FLA K ES..................... per pkg. 6c
WHITE STAR SA R D IN ES........ .... 2 lge. ovals 23c
SPRY DOG F O O D ...................................... 4 tins 19c
STOKELEY’S CHILI S A U C E ..........12 oz. bot. 19c
SYRUP PACKED P E A R S..........2 lge. 2M> tins 35c
WHOLE GRAIN C O R N .................. 2 No. 2 tins 25c
FRESH GINGER S N A P S ........................... 2 lbs. 23c
ROOT BEER EXTR ACT...................per bottle 10c
KERR SELF-SEALING L ID S ................ 3 pkgs. 29c
O.K. BLUE S O A P .................................... 5 bars 23c
PEETS GRANULATED S O A P ........med. pkg. 17c
— Fresh Produce —
-Guaranteed Meats—
F in est Field Grown
F arm er Style
Tomatoes
F irm - R ipe
............ full pound
2 lba-
9^
Bacon
Mild C ure
H erm iston
N e w Peas
4 lbs.
19*
F ull Pods
Bologna
A rm our's
Local
Each
L ard
5*
I A rm our's
NEXT TO BAKERY
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2 lb pkg.
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L arge
C arrots
Larü* ÌuncBiès
P er lb.
Pure
Lettuce
G ian t H eads
Lb.
L arge
F resh
Connor’s Cash Store
2 lbs-
H arvest Blossom
POTATO C H IP S ......................... reg. pkg.
PEPPER
4 lbs.................
De Luxe Q uality
»5*
• BEANS - With P o rk ................ 3 Ige. cans 29*
• CAKE FLOUR
2 lb. pkgs. 19*
Cl AIID
Hard Wheat - 49 lbs.
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• WHEAT - Rolled & Toasted ............sack 29*
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V L T E are anxious to h ave a ll o u r frie n d s
see th e new M c C o rm ic k - D eerin g
N o . 7 Enclosed - G e a r M o w e r. W e th in k
I t is one o f th e lin e a l pieces
o f fa rm e q u ip m e n t w e h ave
e v e r s o ld i C o m e in a n d
inepeet th e m o w e r w e h ave
on d is p la y.
Miss M arjorie B urnham of E lle n s
burg, W n., sp en t th e holidays w ith
her m other Mrs. C lara B urnham .
She is w orking for h er B achelor of
A rts degree a t E llen sb u rg N orm al
and will soon be home to spend the
summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Y eager of
P o rtlan d , p are n ts of J . H. Y eager of
Y eager’s Bakery, a re spending a few
days w ith th e ir son and fam ily.
They arriv ed M onday In com pany
w ith a son an d his wife, Mr. an d
Mrs. H enry Y eager of C entralia,
Wn.
Mrs. D uncan Cam pbell and son
George Cam pbell of W eston spent
S atu rd ay and S unday a t th e home
of h er d a u g h te r and fam ily, Mr. and
Mrs. Gwyn H ughes. They re tu rn e d
Sunday evening an d w ere accom
panied by M arjorie and M arllan
H ughes who w ill v isit for two
weeks.
Mrs. G retchen P u rd y plans to
leave F rid a y in com pany w ith Mrs.
Joe C unha, J r., of Echo, for P o rt
land w here she w ill be th e house
guest of her d a u g h te r and fam ily,
Mr. and Mrs. J u lia n F. M orfitt. H er
g ra n d d a u g h te r B etty M orfitt will
g rad u a te from St. H elen ’s h all Ju n e
8th and Mrs. P u rd y plans to be
p resen t for th e exercises.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schofield and
two ch ild ren P a tric ia an d Edw ard
of V ancouver, arriv ed in H erm is
ton la st S atu rd ay to v isit a t th e
home of her paren ts, Mr. an d Mrs,
W. J. W arner. Mr. an d Mrs. Scho
field le ft th e first of th e week on a
trip to Spokane and Y ellow stone
p ark an d th e y o u n g sters are spend
ing th e tim e w ith th e ir g ra n d p a r
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Q uiring, p a r
en ts of A1 Q uiring, of D allas, Ore..
and Mr. and Mrs. N. E. G oertzen
and son R ichard an d d au g h ter Don
na Belle, also of D allas, sister of
Mr. Q uiring, were week end guests
at th e Q u irin g home. They arriv ed
S atu rd ay aftern o o n an d left Mon
day for H enderson, N ebraska, w here
they w ill a tte n d a ch u rch conven
tion.
From th e re th ey will go to
Chicago to v isit a son Ja k e Q uiring
an d th en to M innesota to spend
some tim e w ith o th e r relatives. They
will be aw ay a t least six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n A. C larke re
tu rn ed Tuesday n ig h t from Eugene
w here they had atten d ed th e com
m encem ent exercises for the U niver
sity of Oregon a t w hich th e ir d au g h
ter E d ith C larke received her degree
as B achelor of Arts. Miss Clarke re
tu rn ed w ith her p are n ts and w ill
visit u n til W ednesday of next week
when she w ill leave for S au lt Ste.
M arie, M ichigan, to spend th e sum
mer w ith h er g ran d p a re n ts. Upon
her re tu rn to Oregon In th e fall she
will fu lfill a te ach in g co n tra ct in
the O ntario high school as physical
education in stru c to r.
G uests a t the home of Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Jack so n la st week end
w ere Mr. and Mrs. H erb Hedw all
and son Je rry of A berdeen, W n.,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jackson and son
C lark of T he Dalles, Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. B rissenden of P o rtlan d . Mrs.
B rissenden arriv ed T h u rsd ay of last
week to a tte n d com m encem ent ex
ercises for H erm iston Union high
school a t w hich both Ja n e and Jlin
Jackson received
th e ir
diplom as.
Ja n e accom panied her sister to P o rt-
Each
5*1 I ffesh
F ran ks
2 lba
35*