THE
PACE FOT
H E R M IS T O N
Mr. and Mrs. ” . A. R ohrm an. who
■.ere m arried in Chicago, J u n e 8.
have been v isitin g his b ro th er. Mr.
and Mrs. A. f . R ohrm an, of H erm is
ton. and his m other, Mrs. C. R ohr-
man of P endleton. Mrs. R ohrm an is
from F letcher, Oklahom a. Mr. Rohr-
nian is connected w ith th e M ichigan
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Devine of Lex
T he Mesdames Mabel W alker, S tate College of M ining & E n g in
ington w ere business visitors in Ja rv is D urfey and Wm. S h aar mo eerin g Technology. They w ill m ake
tored to W alla W alla W ednesday on th e ir home in H oughton, M ichigan.
H erm iston Tuesday.
Local Happenings
business.
R. G. Penney, m anager of the
G range Cooperative, retu rn ed T ues
Mrs. E dgar P eterso n and two
day from a business trip to P ortland. children of Powell B utte, Ore., a r
rived Tuesday to spend two weeks
A. L. W ilson suffered a slig h t with her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
stro k e a t his home in Columbia dis Dyer.
tr ic t W ednesday of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. H a rd in g re
F ifty young people enjoyed a rol ceived an an n ouncem ent th is week
le r sk a tin g party Tuesday n ig h t at of th e b irth of a g ran d d a u g h te r to
th e H erm iston rink, sponsored by Mr. an d Mrs. E lm er Goshan of Al
ton, Illinois. S atu rd ay , Ju n e 18.
th e C h ristian E ndeavor society.
T he G oshans have tw o sons.
David M ittlesdorf and R. G. Say
E dw in H uff of Hood IliV<er a r
lor retu rn ed Sunday from P ortlan d
a fte r a tte n d in g th e G rand Masonic rived T uesday to v isit his g ra n d p a r
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Klages, on
Lodge an n u a l m eeting.
th e ir farm on th e B u tter Creek
highw ay.
Miss Ja n ice M atott of La G rande
is v isitin g her fath er. M. T. M atott,
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Pace J r. a r
th is week.
rived T uesday from P o rtlan d to
spend p a rt of th e ir vacation w ith
Mrs. Ida Simmons w ent to Um a his paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace
tilla last F rid a y and is v isitin g her who live n o rth of town.
d au g h ter, Mrs. L lew llyn Brow nell.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I. H ooker a n
H. M. Sommerer, m anager of the nounce th e b irth of a d a u g h te r Mon
F arm B ureau Cooperative of H er day, J u n e 20, a t th e home of Mrs.
m iston, made a business trip to H ow ard M ontgom ery. She has been
nam ed Sharon Kay.
W alla W alla Tuesday.
T he C. E. society will hold an ice
cream sale S aturday, Ju n e 25, on
Main
stree t.
Home
made
ice
cream is a tre a t, rem em ber the date.
adv.
Mrs. R obert H etrick of Chehalis,
W n„ visited at the A. C. S w arner
home la st week. Mrs. S w arner and
Mrs. H etrick are cousins and
had
not seen each other for 40 years.
Mrs. H etrick w ent to Idaho to visit
h e r d a u g h te r and w hile th e re they
w ill to u r
Y ellow stone
N ational
Pa rk.
BASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday - Saturday
Sum m er classes in piano sta rtin g
Ju n e 26. Special sum m er rates. Get
a s ta r t in music d u rin g vacation.
See Golda Mumma, Main S treet,
H erm iston.
adv.
Mrs. Ida E. C lute of P o rtlan d ,
who has been v isitin g her d au g h ter
and son-in-law , Mr. and Mrs. Em il
Zivney, for two weeks, will leave
F rid ay for h er home, acoompanied
by h er d au g h ter.
E arl W atson left M onday n ig h t
by stag e from P endleton on a four
w eeks’ visit w ith his g ran d m o th er
and o th e r relativ es in W est V irg in
ia. E a rl w ill v isit his f a th e r’s m oth
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Pace Jr. and
son of P o rtlan d arriv ed la st F rid ay
to spend a week a t th e home of his
p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pace Sr.
H arold Pace of L ew iston. Idaho, al
so sp en t th e week end a t th e Pace
home.
JUNE 24 - 25
DOUBLE FEATURE!
“ L A W of the
U n d e rw o rld ”
with CHESTER MORRIS
ANNE SHIRLEY
PLUS SHORTS
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. M ueller and
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an were
guesth a t the home of Mrs. C. R ohr-
tnan in P endleton th is week, when
she e n te rta in e d in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. R ohrm an of H oughton,
Michigan.
The Misses F ran ces and Rosem ary
K eller le ft S unday for a v isit w ith
relativ es in M innesota, Illinois, In
d ian a and K ansas. They are d au g h
ters of Chas. K eller in Columbia dis
tric t and expect to be aw ay most of
th e sum m er.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil B a rn h a rt of
Las Vegas, N evada, visited in H er
m iston W ednesday and T h u rsd ay of
th is week. They lived in H erm iston
a sh o rt tim e a num ber of years ago
an ad were connected w ith th e Union
Oil com pany.
SUN. - MON. - TUES.
JUNE 26 - 27 - 28
Continuous Show Sunday
’A dventures of Tom S aw yer”
Starts: 2:57 P.M. - 4:55 P. M
6:53 P.M. - 8:51 & 10:48 P.M.
TONiWSinEti
m j f C W W IC Q to»
P ro d u c e d
CONNOR'S REPAIR
SHOP
General Automobile Repair
COLUMBIA (S p e cia l)— T he F. B.
A uxiliary social and au c tio n sale
was a huge success despite th e rain.
Colum bia school house opened its
doors to th e crow d F rid a y n ig h t,
and every one present did his or her
p art to make it a p leasan t evening.
The program was exceptionally good
w ith every m em ber d isplaying real
ta len t. R eadings were given
by
Mrs. W aldo Dyer, ?.lrs. W alter
S m ith and E dw ard Shaw. O rches
tra music was furnished
by the
T roubadours and was g rea tly en
joyed. II. J. O tt gave several violin
num bers, and w hen H. J. O tt draw s
th e bow across his fiddle, and brings
fo rth some of M issouri’s did clas
sics, he puts any audience ju s t in
th e rig h t sp irit. Ed Bensel w as au c
tio n eer and w ith his clever jokes
and ready w it, o btained a lib eral
price for th e goods sold. T he crowd
was loyal to th e last, e a tin g ice
cream like on an A ugust day, and
th en w arm ing up w ith coffee. Mrs.
P. H. Corm an, who was in ch arg e of
g en eral arran g em en ts, says. “ H er
m iston’s nam e should he changed to
Co-op. th a t’s a fac t.”
.1. E. W ells, electrical inspector of
Salem, was in th is d istric t Tuesday.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Miles B arager, who w ent to
P o rtlan d la st week for m edical a t
ten tio n . th a t she had un d erg o n e an
operation. H er condition is serious
b ut she is im proving.
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Hermiston, Oregon
McCORMICK-DEERING TWINE
v— for Real Twine Satisfaction
/ “'•OME to our «tore for
your twine and learn
why farmers all over the
country praise and recom
mend M cCorm ick-Deering
Twine. Every ball ia guar
anteed for length, strength,
and weight— positive assur
ance that you get full value
for your money.
Oregon H a rd w a re &
Im plem ent Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
MARCH OF TIME” FILM
DESCRIBES CO-OP HEALTH
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam M ikesellf
Mr. and Mrs A. H. Cable and Mr.
and Mrs. Bill S h aar composed a
fish in g p arty to Cam as Creek and
on Five Mile one day last week.
m uskm elons
in
C onnecticut, so
farm ers w ere v astly in terested in
th e sta te ex p erim en t sta tio n ’s recent
crop of four to n s of m elons on a
fifth of an acre, all due to careful
Mrs. Mary H a rr’s nephey, R obert p la n tin g of good seed and rig h t
L orentz of Pasco visited here T h u rs
sp ray in g .
day of last week.
Some of our young people who a t
tended th e circus in P endleton were
M axine B linston, Joyce McCulley.
Donald DeMoss and L aw rence H unt.
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
STANFIELD NEWS
(C ontinued from page 1)
low home, re tu rn e d to her home
S aturday n ig h t.
The school board election
w’as
held M onday in th e school house
when Mr. B leakney
was elected.
Mrs. W ick lan d er is th e new clerk
for th e com ing year. T here was on
ly one vote cast a g a in st th e budget.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. K unzie an d fam
ily have moved onto th e ir ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. B. H arw ood, Jack
Rodger and Bud H enricks, an d Mr.
and Mrs. E ly and fam ily m otored to
P endleton Sunday.
Mr. an d Mrs. B. B u rto n of La
G rande visited Mrs. B u rto n 's m o th
er and b ro th er. Mrs. C hapm an and
son on th e p ro ject over th e week
end.
G eraldine H ealy has retu rn ed
from H eppner w here she has been
atte n d in g sum m er school.
Mr. an d Mrs. C. W ick lan d er of
La G rande an d
th e ir d au g h ters
spent M onday v isitin g here. They
were re tu rn in g from S tate G range
in K lam ath Falls.
T he Sew ing and
C an n in g 4-H
club met at th e D illon home T h u rs
day. Mrs. D illon Is lead er of th e
club.
A. R. H ugg an d fam ily m otored
to H erm iston S aturday.
R. Ball an d R. W ilson m otored to
H erm iston S atu rd ay .
Mrs. Day an d ch ild ren of La
G rande and P h il Jones and fam ily
of H erm iston, E sth e r Jo n es and
Mrs. M arg aret Jo n es an d son of La
G rande, an d Mr. and Mrs. Tom De
lano and La V erne B aker w ere visi
tors at th e B. Jo n es home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B aker of Cove
have moved onto th e A. Guise place.
Mr. and Mrs. Guise ade going to
Mt. H a rris w here Mr. Guise w ill be
lookout for th e forest service.
(Co-op L eague News Service)
New Y ork— T he March of Time
news reel for Ju n e is devoted to a
sequence of “ Men of M edicine —
1938” in w hich a tte n tio n is called
to g ro w in g in te re st in cooperative
m edicine.
T he new s reel describes th e grow
in g revolt in m edical circles a g a in st
th e policies of th e A m erican Medi
cal Ass’n. T he “ men of m edicine”
portray ed are Dr. Thom as P a rra n ,
J r., surgeon g en eral, U.S. Public
H ealth Service: Dr. M orris Fishbein,
editor, Jo u rn a l of th e A m erican
Medical A ssociation: Dr. Jo h n P e t
ers af Yale, secretary of th e Com
m ittee of 430 w hich led th e break
a g a in st th e AMA and "Dr. K ingsley
H. J. Ott was re-elected clerk, and R oberts, m edical d irec to r of th e Bu
C hester H u n t was elected to replace reau of C ooperative Medicine.
R. H. Stockard a t the Columbia
school election Monday.
T he h isto ry of London show’s th a t
Mr. and Mrs. Fred K naus of W al
up
to 1800 an y one w alk in g in the
la W alla spent Sunday a t th e Adam
city could reach fields in ten m in
Blahm home.
utes, in an y direction.
H. F. Blahm of W alla W alla visi
ted Mr. and Mrs. Adam Blahm and
By-products of th e w hisky in
fam ily Tuesday.
d u stry
include
carbon
dioxide,
P au lin e M orris and her m other, w hich is converted in to " d ry ice.”
Mrs. L au ra M orris, and Mrs. Mary an d d istille rs’ g rain s, w hich a re sold
H a rr w ent to P endleton W ednesday
evening to see th e picture, “ Robin as c a ttle feed.
H ood.”
It is supposed to be h ard to raise
Phone 53-W
PLUS SHORT FEATURES.
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT
BENEFIT SOCIAL
WELL ATTENDED
V irg in ia W heeler of P endleton is
v isitin g at th e Otis Buell home. Miss
W heeler is a g ra n d d a u g h te r of Mrs.
Alice W ells.
D o v id O. S e lzn i
JUNE 29 - 30
Members of the ad u lt class a t the
H erm iston Union ch u rch m et for a
social evening a t th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. W. A. H ineline la st T h u rs
day evening. T he group nam ed th e ir
class “ F rien d sh ip .” H ostesses were
Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad , Mrs. B. E.
G etchell and
Mrs. H. A. W ilson.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Jen s Skovbo, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
C larke, Mr. an d Mrs. W. C. M ore
house. Mr. and Mrs. H. Hooker, Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. G etchell, Mr. and
Mrs. C. W arner. Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Duvall. Mr. an d Mrs. C. R. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad , Mr.
and Mrs. F. W. Corpe, Mr. an d Mrs.
H. A. W ilson and d a u g h te r P hyllis,
Mrs. R. E. A lstott Sr., Mrs. E arl
P u tn am , Mrs. Mabel W eeks. Aloha
P a in te r and Dick and M uriel K in g s
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ley.
R eboring - B attery Service and
W elding - C hevrolet P a rts
W illard B a tteries
Hermiston
THURSDAY, JU N E 23, 1938
H E R A L D . HERMISTON. OREGON
F A IR C O M P A R IS O N
IS A L L W E A S K -
SOUP
Tom ato - Chicken
or V egetable
Spaghetti
Cornflakes
Ripe Olives
W ith Tom ato Sauce
an d Cheese
MILK
4
2
4
R eg u lar Size
Chopped
F in e for Sandw iches
H ighest Q u ality
a
Prince Albert
Marshmallows FLU FFIE ST
Candy Bars R e g u la r 5c B ars
COFFEE
Cans
Pkgs.
4 >4 oz. Can
6c
R eg u lar Size IO C
F ull P ound l i e
For IO C
L arge Cans
Lb.
Good Q u ality
Perk & Beans 16 oz. Cans
BULK
Salad Oil
Kerr Mason Lids Reg. Size
LAKD - -
5c
(LIM IT)
Q u art
3
4
JELLS R IT E PECTIN
ZEE N A P K IN S 80 Embossed
C ount
T/"» JW »
Cans
Doz.
Lbs.
s*
Jb For
JUST RECEIVED < ! » ■ .« ■ .»
A TRU CE TOAD t r i b a l
40«
lO c
15c
US!
Connor’s Cash Store
NEXT TO BAKERY
ONLY SAV1NC CASU ÎTORC J
3 Day Sale
JUNE 24 - 25 - 27
NOB HILL 2 lbs.
39 <
DeLuxe Coffee
N alley’s T a n g Qt-jar
WALLA WALLA TOMATO JUICE .......................... 4 No. 1 tin s
KIPPER SNACKS .................................................................... 4 tin s
SILK TISSUE ........................................ .......................... -
6 rolls
WESCOTT PEARS .................................................. 2 No. 2% tin s
PARA WAX ....................................................- ....................... 2 Pkss.
FRUIT COCKTAIL ..................................................... 2 No. 1 tin s
COVE OYSTERS ........................................................... 2 5-oz. tin s
COLUMBIA KRAUT .................................................. 2 No. 2% tin s
BLACK PEPPER ........................................................... 1% lb. Pkg.
T.TRRV’S CORNED BEEF ..................................................... Per tin
JELLS RITE PECTIN ....................................................... 2 b o ttles
RITZ CRACKERS ............................................................. 1 lb. pkg.
PALMOLIVE SOAP ................................................................ 3 bars
PARD DOG FOOD .................................................................... 4 tin s
PIERCE’S DICED BEETS ............................................ 3 No. 2 tin s
A. & H. SODA ......................................................................... 3 Pkgs.
MARSHMALLOWS .................................... - ..................... 1 lb. pkg.
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES ................................ 2 Giant pkgs.
SYRUP
gal. tin $ 1 .2 9
Sleepy Hollow-
W affle Flour 9 lb. bag £ £ £
Baking Powd. 5 lb. tin
C alum et
A fire w hich m ight have proved
d isastro u s had it n ot been for w ater;
u n d er pressure and quick work on i
th e p a rt of neighbors occured a t t h e .
W eir Casady residence recently. [
T he fire resu lted when tw o gallons
of grease was left in th e oven. The
dam age was p rin cip ally from smoke
and w ater.
FLOUR
49 lbs. $ 1 .2 9
H arv est Blossom
SUGAR - Pure Cane ........................... 20 lbs. $ 1 -0 5
HONEY - Skoubo’s light alfalfa .... 3 lb. jar y j f
45*
.. 3 lb. pkg. »7*
W illiam M ikesell and A. H. Cable
m ade a trip to McKay dam Sunday.
LARD - Armour’s .................................... 4 lbs.
Joe Udey sta te s a crew of
have finished d rag g in g th e
from the B line.
OATMEAL - Mother’s Premium
men
moss
Mr. and Mrs. WIUIs S tru th e rs
were home Sunday, and retu rn ed
M onday to th e pea harvest. They re
p ort sm all fields a re being h arv e st
ed hut th a t th e m ain harvest is not
ready.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Upham, Mrs.
W A. Mikesell. Mrs. A. H Cable,
Mr and Mrs. Jam es A m berg, E d
w ard Shaw and Ixiis H utchison were
v isito rs a t th e B. H utchison home
S unday afternoon.
Mrs. L ester H am m er was operated
upon T uesday of la y week In P o rt
land . H er d au g h te r Mtss Resale
H am m er was w ith her. She w ill be
at th e E m anuel H ospital u n til the
first of Ju ly .
Mrs. H enry Hooker made a b u si
ness trip to K ennew ick T hursday of
laet week.
29c
19c
25c
35C
19c
25c
25c
19C
25c
20c
25c
23c
19c
35c
25c
25c
15c
23c
GIV E YOURSELF A TREA T! EN
JOY SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP ON
YOUR
KOTCAKES.
BISCUITS,
MUFFINS AND W A FFLES.
. . .
A w einer ro ast was enjoyed a t
Cold Springs one evening last week
by Mr. and Mrs. R. K eener and
fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Corman and
grandson Bobby E aton,
Mr. and
Mrs. O tis Buell and sons Alfred and
C layton. G enevieve B linston. David
and E lm er Blahm and Gene W ells.
Mrs. A. R. B linston and d au g h ter
R eta spent fa th e r’s day w ith Mrs.
B ilnston's p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. U.
E dw ards.
Mrs. Joe Udey. Mrs. Forest Moore
and Mrs. F lorence Sink were out
so licitin g new mem bers for the
Tow nsend m ovem ent th is week.
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If i t ’s N alley ’s. i t ’s Good!
PEANUT BUTTER - B ev erly ..........2 lb. jar 3 1 *
The Corona
Portable Adding
Machine
•
PINEAPPLE - Broken Slice .... 2 No. 2 * tins
Fresh Produce
LEMONS
Ju ic y S u n k ist
ONIONS
Inquire at the
HermistonHerald
W alla W alla Sw eets
CARROTS
F resh - Green
ORANGES
l^<
Per doz. 27*
6 lbs. 2*4
3 bunches io<
2 doz. 39^
10 lbs.
POTATOES
New Local Grown
•
B u rstin g w ith Ju ice
Offiee
GRAPEFRUIT
Large Juicy
Per doz.
45*