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P A G E S IX T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 9. 1 9 3 8 . THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Lee Tuttle and daughter and son of Portland stopped in Hermiston a short time Monday calling on friends. They were enroute to El- gin. Ore., on business. Local Happenings H. L. Payne and Paul Van Patten H. M. Som merer left for Spo motored to Heppner Sunday on busi kane Wednesday on business for the ness. Farm Bureau Cooperative of Her miston. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson and family motored to Bingham Springs Week end specials at Ruby Mc last Sunday to spend the day. Millans, Friday and Saturday only. adv. Miss Vyola Krause is now em ployed at the Hermiston Hotel din ing room. J. R. Harding left Wednesday af ternoon for Baker, Ore., to attend Mrs. O. C. Pierce and son Stanley the funeral of a relative, Mrs. A. E. returned last Friday after a week’s Lucas, who was buried Thursday. visit in Portland. Mrs. Ralph Krause and daughter New line Snow White sand pails expect to return home Saturday af and beach balls at Brierley’s. adv ter spending a month with her par ents in Yakima, Wn. Mrs. Ralph Richards and daugh ter Neva and Marvin Rankin are Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spe visiting In Seattle this week. cialist of Pendleton, will be at the Hermiston /hotel on Wednesday, Mrs. O. O. Felthouse and Mrs. A1 June 15th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. Quiring motored to Walla Walla adv. Thursday. Mrs. Walter Pearson and Mrs. J. G. Pearson motored to Portland ear ly Thursday where they remained for two days before going to Tilla mook, Ore,, to visit Mrs. Pearson’s daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. McKenzie. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday - Saturday JUNE 10 - 11 DOUBLE FEATURE! GEORGE O'BRIEN in ‘Gun Law Gloria Stewart - Michael Whal “Island in the Sky” PLUS SHORTS SUN. - MON. - TUES. JUNE 12 - 13 - 14 Continuous Show Sunday D O U C tA t FAIRBANKS jr 'O U Y K I9 IIE J I A N D IX O N • i m C H O H E l U C I H I »A IL . W A R M N H YM IR KO SAWO RCTUM True love took the count the night she fell and broke her promise. PLUS SHORTS WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY JUNE 15 - 16 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT Mrs. Rena Waterman left Tues day night for Portland where she will visit relatives. She stopped at The Dalles to v isit friends. Don Serell returned to Hermiston Tuesday morning from Eugene where he attended U. of O. during the spring term. He will spend the summer in Hermiston. Monday morning for Burns, Ore., where Mr. Morgan will be stationed with the state highway engineering ’ department. Mr and Mr„ j w Wood of Sod, Springs, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart Rankin went to Ione Sun Howard Quigley and sons Blaine day with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin, where he remained spent Wednesday night in Hermis to work on the ranch owned by Mr. ton visiting Miss Pauline Stoop. and Mrs. E. C. Heliker for the sum They were on a three weeks’ motor mer. trip going to Portland for the Rose Festival Friday and then to Seattle Miss Kay Turnblad, student at and British Columbia, returning to Northwest Christian college at Eu Idaho through Montana. gene, returned to Hermiston Tues Members of the Methodist Ladies day morning to spend the ummer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Aid, who were working on the roll ing camp contest and were enlisted W. Turnblad. on the winning side, will be enter Mr. and Mrs. Roy Estell and two tained by the ladies enrolled on the sons of New Jersey were week end losing side, at the home of Mrs. F. house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank F. Knerr next Wednesday. Mrs. Bilderback. Mr. Estell is a cousin Knerr and Mrs. Preston Hollomdn of Mrs. Bilderback whom she has were chairmen in the contest Lun cheon will be served at noon and all not seen for many years. ladies of the aid are invited. G. S. Copps of Tacoma, Wn.. who Miss Geraldine Mullens and her has been in the printing business sister Miss Roberta Mullens re for fifty years, stopped in Hermis turned to Hermiston last Friday ton a short while Friday on a two from Silverton. Roberta had been weeks’ vacation trip. He is now em staying with her sister, Mrs. W. J. ployed on the News-Tribune in Ta Cochran, during the winter while coma. attending normal at Mt. Angel, and Geraldine visited there for a week. Chester Bryant, brother-in-law of Roberta left Monday morning for La Mrs. M. L. Watson, stopped in Her Grande to take a six weeks’ summer miston a short while Thursday eve school course at the Eastern Oregon ning to visit at the Watson home. Normal. He was enroute to California from Boise, Idaho. BROKEN? A. W . Behrm an PLUS SHORTS ii o u r T rices lii are always low McCormick-Deering No. 7 Enclosed-Gear Mower The Quiet, Long-Lived Mower That’» Easiei on Horses and Driver V t ' L are anxio us to have a ll o u r frie n d s •e e th e new Me< o r m ie k - D eerin g No. 7 E n c lo s e d -G e a r M o w e r. W e th in k I t is o ne o f th e fin e s t pieces o f fa rm e q u ip m e n t w e have e v e r e o ld l C o m e I n a n d Inspect »lie m o w er w e have on d is p la y. Oregon H a rd w a re & Im plem ent Co« HERMISTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Patterson and two daughters of Burley, Idaho, stopped in Hermiston a short while Tuesday while ei)foute to Salem to attend commencement exercises at Willamette University when their daughter Louise Patterson will re ceive her degree. From Salem they will motor to California and return home by the southern route. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Thompson, parents of Harold Thompson of Her miston. plan to leave Pendleton soon on a three months' motor trip which will take them down the Ore gon coast and east through the southern states and north on the Atlantic coaat, and return by the northern route. Upon their return they will move Into a new residence being built during their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Morgan spent the week end In Hermiston visiting Mrs. Morgan's father. J. A. Reevea. and Mr. Morgan's brother and wife. Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan. Mr. Morgan graduated from O. S. C. last week with honors. They left Friday, Saturday and Monday Specials! 1OO ibs Pure Cane Sugar $5.40 LARGE NU BORA SARDINES With SHOPPING BAG in Mustard or Tomato Sauce 49* ÍO* CORN HOMINY Creme Style Van Camps - No. 2% tins 3 IOC AS* F.„ BEEF STEAK JELLS-RITE T Bone • Loin Rib & Round 2 17* Per Lb. BIG CHIEF 4 ALL FLAVORS 9* For SgF For FLAVOR AID FLY RIBBONS 5 19^ For PHONE 401 “The Customers’ Own Store” UM A TILLA CO UNTY TOP HONORS John Powell of Portland arrived Monday afternoon to visit for the summer with his aunt and uncle (Continued from page 1) Mr. and Mrs. Duff Knight. His mo Rodman and Ralph tied for high ther is in California on business for man on team. some time and he will remain here West Umatilla Beef Club, Hermis during her absence. ton, third place. Charles Klk, Ken« Mrs. Fannie Fallon of Los Ange neth Bensel, and Richard Rugg. les arrived Thursday of last week to Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Shaver and Kenneth was selected as high man make an extended visit with her grandson Bob Adams of Jerome, on the team. sister, Mrs. R. P. Wlglesworth of Idaho, were week end guests of Mr Showmanship Contest. Hermiston. and Mrs. W. D. Neill of Butter Dairy— Marie Hartley, second; Creek. They spent the day Sunday Rodman Hartley, third: George Lloyd Fix received severe cuts in Hermiston attending the basket Hartley, fifth; and Bruce Lindsay« and bruises last Friday when the dinner at the Union church. tenth. team which was hitched to a mow Beef— Bill Purchase, first; Chas. ing machine, started to run. He was Mrs. Bill Shipley and daughter Kik. second; Kenneth Bensel, third. thrown into the sickle and his left Sharon returned this week from Sil The 4-H club members from Her arm was badly cut. verton, Ore., where she has visited miston area were accompanied to for more than a week with her par Union by Jay T. Pierson, assistant Mrs. Clara Burnham and daugh ents. Her sister returned with her county agent. ter Mary left Tuesday afternoon for for a visit. Ellensburg, Wn., to atend com ❖ «8» <• C mencement exercises at Ellensburg Miss Catherine McMullen plans * STANFIELD ♦ Normal. Her daughter Marjorie to leave abount June 15th for Se (Continued from Page One) Burnham will receive her Bachelor attle where she will spend six weeks nic lunch at the Cold Springs reser of Arts degree at the exercises. attending summer school at the voir Wednesday evening. Mr. and University of Washington. Miss Mrs. Oliver Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Kincaid and daughter McMullen has taught school in Mrs. Don Sikes were included in the group. Nancy of Helena, Montana, ar Stanfield for the past two years. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Refvem and rived Tuesday to be the guests of sons Don and Tommy, Miss Elva Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen Miss Gladys Driscoll went to Berry and their guests, Mr. and The Kersbergens and their guests Portland Monday night where she Mrs. Claude Berry of Kadoka, South will motor to Portland this week Dakota, motored to Portland Mon took final examinations for her day to attend the Rose Festival, end to attend the annual Rose fes state beauty operator's license. She There they will be joined by rela tival which opened this week. is a graduate of the Moran Beauty tives from California and the party School at Walla Walla, and is em will go to DePoe Bay as guests o( Mr. and Mrs. Nye Berry. ployed at Ruby’s Beauty Shop. Miss Alma Anson is attending the CONNOR'S REPAIR two weeks 4-H summer school at Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Strohm were Corvallis. A large group of 4-H dele SHOP called to Hood River early Monday gates from Echo, Hermiston and morning by the illness of Mrs. Umatilla left Stanfield by train Mon General Automobile Repair day morning. Strohm's brother-in-law, A. W. Is Mr. and Mrs. Billy Hughes and Reboring - Battery Service and bell. They returned Tuesday eve family went to The Da)lee Saturday Welding - Chevrolet Parts ning leaving Mr. Isbell somewhat where they will be employed during Willard Batteries the cherry picking season. Improved. The Ladies Aid met Thursday af Phone 53-W Hermiston ternoon in the church parlors with Miss Edith Clarke left Wednes the president. Mrs. H. McCormick day morning by train for Sault Ste. presiding. The namee of Mrs. La- Marie. Michigan, to spend the sum Mont and Mrs. Don Sikes were ad ded to the membership roll. Mrs. V. mer with her grandparents. Her W. Hay, who has been an active sister Margaret has been in Michi member during the two years she gan since January. Miss Clarke vi has lived here, was presented with a BRINO IT sited her parent«. Mr. and Mrs. John gift from the aid. Miss Elva Berry TO O S / A. Clarke, here for a week, after was hostess. The Vacation Bible school will (graduating from the University of open in the Presbyterian church. Oregon. Monday. June 13. Rev. and Mrs. J. K. Griffiths will be assisted by W. W. Felthouse and hla sister local Sunday school teachers. Child ren between the ages of four and 14 Mrs. J. W. Thomas of Erskine, Can will be welcome for the two weeks ada. left Thursday morning for Port land where they will attend the Rose Festival. After they return to Her miston, Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse will motor with Mrs. Thomas, to New Plymouth. Wn.. where they will visit a brother. Hermiston, Oregon Virginia Smith returned to Her miston last Wednesday from Wash ington where she has been with her sister, and is now with her grand mother, Mrs. Anna Smith. Hermiston Mercantile Cooperative — EVERYONE school. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Penney are program chairmen for the regular Grange meeting on the evening of June 14. Mrs. Frank Hilderbrand of Great Falls, Montana, and Mrs. Overton of Tulsa, visited recently at the B. S. Baker home on the project. Josephine Rhea spent the week end at Lehman Springs with Mr. and Mrs. John Moore of Sand Hol low. Mrs. W. G. Wallace and Mr. and Mrs. Dill Penney attended a get- together and picnic for rural mail carriers at Tillicum Grange hall near Pendleton Sunday. The Misses Marie Thorsen, Rose Hoosier and Claudia Gabriel are at WELCOME — tending the summer session of tke Eastern Oregon Normal at La Grande. Miss Marie Tenney was hostess to the Helpful Homemakers club at her home east of town Friday. Pres ent were Laura Stephens. Luella Couch, Nellie Moore. Lila Scarf Coralie Monsker, Betty Gregory. Rosemary Stephens, Marie Tenney and the club leader, Mrs. J. M . Richards. Curtis Rhea, the Misses Sophronia and Marie Rhea and Bobby attended the silver wedding anniversary cele bration of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Keene at Rhea Creek Sunday. Mrs. A. LaMont will be hostess to members 'of the sewing club next Tuesday afternoon at her home. SAFE WAV MOMEV-ÍAVW& ¿ A ÍH 6AOCER - Below Prices Effective June 10 -11 - 13 Nob Hill Nalley's Powdered COFFEE TANG SUGAR M IL K Fresh Ground 2 lbs. 39^ Salad Dres’ng Qt. Jar 29^ or Brown Top Quality 3 lb8 19¿ Carnation 21*! 3 S i ECONOMY JAR LIDS .......................................................... Per Dozen 19c WAVERLY COCOA................................................................. 2 Lb. Tin 15c OUR CHOICE PE A C H E S............................................ 2 No. 2 % Tins 35c PIERCE’S SOLID PACK TOMATOES.....................2 No. 2% Tins 25c U B B Y ’8 SWEET PIC K L E S................................................. Quart Jar 33c WALLA WALLA TOMATO J U IC E ................................ No. 10 Tin 29c ARISTOCRAT FRENCH DRESSING ................................ 8 oz. Jar 15c K. C. BAKING PO W D ER ................................. ................... 25 oz. Tin 19c NALLEY’S POTATO C H IP S .......................................... 2 5-oz. Pkgs. 25c KELLOGG’S P E P ................................................................................. Pkg. 10c FLUFFIEST MARSHMALLOWS ................................ 2 1-lb. Pkgs. 25c OXYDOL GRANULATED POWDER .......................................... Pkg. 21o H. 0 . QUICK OATMEAL........................................................ 3 lb. Pkg. 23c JELLS RITE P E C T IN ...................................................................... Pkg. io© CANTERBURY BLACK T E A ............................................ Vt lb. Pkg. 29c Popular Columbia PURE Pierce’s SPRY KRAUT LARD BEANS Shortening 3 lb- 53 d! pall Made in Ore. N o^ M , 1 0 < Armour’s No- I» 1 1 1 9 Pall ’ w ith Pork 4 1-lb. Tina EDWARD’S COFFEE ......................................................... ......... 2 ‘bs. 45« L A M P GLOBES - UP to 150 WATT ........................... ............ Each 15c YELLOW CORN M E A T ................................................................. .... 9 lb. Bag 26c PICKLED PIGS F E E T ........................................................ - 8 oz. Jar 19c HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOUR ................................... .... 49 lbs. 31.29 MAZOLA SALAD O IL ........................................................ H Gal. Tin 73c LA-PEL-CO COVE O Y STER S.......................................... 2 5-oz. Tins 25c OVAL SARDINES ........................•*.................................... ...... 3 Tins 25c N.B.C. Sh REDDED w h e A T — ——---- ...— .......... ...... 2 PkRs. 23c VAN CAMP’S PORK A BEANS ....................................... 3 tall Tins 25c SWANSDOWN CAKE FLOUR ......................................... 3 Lb. Pkg. 23c HOOKER LYE ........................................................................ ...... 3 Tins 25c COPELAND CRAB MEAT - -------------------- ---------- .. Flat Tins 29c F.A.B. CLAM JUICE ........................................................ 2 No. 2 Tins 25c AIRWAY COFFEE ............................................................... 3 Lb Pkg. 43c — FRESH PRODUCE — — GUARANTEED MEATS _ WALLA WALLA SLICBD Lettuce J S .... . IO* HOCKLESS Cabbage PER LB. Bacon PER LB. 2< Picnics PER LB. MEDIUM FRESH - JUICY Lemons Large Sise Doz 25^ 29* Bacon Back PER LB. SWIFTS ^3*
