THURSDAY, JU N E 30, 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
STX
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O’D onnell e n
te rtain e d Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Hull
of U m atilla and Mrs. H u ll’s sister.
Mrs. A deline G ard n er of P o rtlan d ,
at d in n er T h u rsd ay of last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best motored
to Pilot Rock Sunday to visit
friends, m any of whom w ere c lea r
Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad and d au g h -l
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. W ilb u r spent ing aw ay mud and d ebris from th e ir
te r Kay sp e n t Monday in Pendleton |
wee|i en(j a t the w eek s home in homes caused by th e flood last W ed
on business.
nesday afternoon.
Columbia d istric t.
F arm erettes, sizes 14 to 20, 81-19
Mrs. A. Thom pson and d au g h ter
Mr. and Mrs. K elley Jo n es of
and son of K lam ath
Falls visited
and
81,25. Ruby M cMillan.
adv.
w ere
Sunday
d in n er
la st W ednesday a t th e home of Mrs. P endleton
The Union Pacific railro ad com
g
u
ests
a
t
th
e
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
V icto ria C hurchm an.
N. W. O’Donnell.
pany has paved th e section of rig h t
Mr. and Mrs. Neill Robertson and
New asso rtm en t of co tto n sheers, of way and stre e t lying betw een the
son and Mrs. R obertson’s sister,
Mrs. Cecelia G ilm ore who is visiting 81.95, and cotton p rin ts 81.29 to trac k s and th e Tum -A-Lum L um ber
adv. com pany yards.
from C alifornia, and Miss Doris Ol- 81.95. Ruby McMillan.
H. E. Y oung was in tow n today
berg of P o rtlan d , spent ttfe wteek
Mr. and Mrs. R. A lexander of
from bis ran ch n ear P in e City.
end a t B ingham Springs.
Pendleton a re at th e home of th e ir
Wm. M cCarty of B u tter Creek, d au g h ter Mrs. E. P. Dodd for a
was in H erm iston T hursday.
m o n th ’s visit.
F red erick H esser, son of Mrs.
Mrs. T helm a W alker, g rad u a te of
Jessie Hesser of M innehaha d istric t, th e Model B eauty School, Eugene.
received his diplom a from th e Army
Ore., Is now em ployed by Mrs. Mabel
school a t W ashington, D. C.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. A inscough of W alker a t th e H erm iston B eauty
HERMISTON, OREGON S eattle
were house guests of Dr. and shop.
Mrs. W. L. M organ from S atu rd ay
Gene Moore, son of Mr. and Mrs.
u n til W ednesday.
Friday - Saturday
C. R. Moore, left W ednesday n ig h t
Jam es Ayers has purchased two for P o rtlan d follow ing a m onth's
lots in th e N ew port addition near visit w ith his p are n ts w hile on fu r
JULY 1 - 2
th e east end of N ew port avenue, lough from th e 29th Arm y E n g i
DOUBLE FEATURE!
neers, Company B.
w here he w ill build a home.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. M cCarton are
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohr m an and.
Mr. an d Mrs. F. A. R ohrm an spent the p aren ts of a d au g h ter born S u n
day, Ju n e 26, a t th e ir home w est of
S atu rd ay fish in g a t Pow der Peak.
Mr. an d Mrs. H arvey P ayne and tow n. She h as been nam ed Rose
Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W atson an d two Ellen.
Mrs. M athew Gordon e n tertain ed
d au g h ters spent Sunday p icnicing a t
a t a m iscellaneous show er a t her
A rbuckle M ountain.
home last F rid a y aftern o o n com pli
B u n tin g by th e y ard — F lags,
2 m enting Mrs. Cecil Madden. Games
and
refresh m en ts
for 5c, 5c and 10c, a t B rierley ’s. ad. w ere enjoyed
T he roadw ay and drive a t P e a r served.
Peter Lorre - Rochell Hudson
Mrs.
Rebecca
K n ig h t arriv ed
son's Service S tatio n a t th e end of
in
T hursday m orning from T aft, Ore.,
west M ain stre e t was oiled Tues and w ill v isit for an in d e fin ite tim e
day by the R oger's C onstruction Co. at the home of her son and d a u g h
and
Mrs. Duff
Mrs. Fred Bowdish of Tacoma, ter-in -law , Mr.
W n., is th e guest of Mr. an d Mrs. C. K night.
Mrs. C. E. B aker retu rn ed Mon
R. Moore. She is a sister of Mrs.
PLUS SHORTS
Mpore and will visit for two weeks. day evening from Oregon City w here
Mrs. Jenz Skovbo suffered a dou she has been v isitin g her niece and
ble arm fra ctu re la st week w hen she nephew, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. P e tit,
SUN. - MON. - TUES.
fell as she was going sw im m ing in for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Quick e n te r
tlie U m atilla river, slipping on the
JULY 3 - 4 - 5
w et bank.
tained a t d in n er W ednesday of last
tyfr. and Mrs. L. B arnes of P o rt week. Covers w ere placed for Mr.
CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY
land are g u ests a t th e home of Mrs.
AND MONDAY
B arnes’ p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. N. W. and Mrs. E rn e st S k in n er and son
“Rascals” starts — 3:03 P. M.
O'Donnell. They are spending th e ir K en n eth of P en d leto n , Mr. and Mrs.
vacation here.
4:53 P. M.; 6:43 P. M.; 8:33 P
H arlan P. K ah le r an d th ree d a u g h
Jim Scott left S unday for a visit ters Ruby M erlyn and B ernice of
M. and 10:23 P. M.
w ith his d au g h te r Mrs. Geo. F ranz
in D aniel, W yom ing. W hile there Orofino, Idaho, and Mr. and Mrs.
they will m ake a trip th ro u g h Yel B ert Quick and tw o d a u g h ters Lela
low stone N atio n al Park.
Ann and Jean .
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. K napp plan
Mrs. A. J. V an W an in g of C orval
to leave th is week end for E n te r lis, m other of Mrs. K. M. Mayer, and
prise. Ore., w here they w ill spend Mrs. P. J. M organ and d au g h ter
the F o u rth of Ju ly v isitin g th e ir Helen of San F rancisco, a u n t and
d a u g h te r and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. cousin of Mrs. Mayer, are g u ests at
Comedy— Beautiful But Dummies H arley W hitm ore. They w ill also th e M ayer home th is week.
visit Mrs. K napp’s sister and fam i
Mr. and Mrs. F red Clemm er of
Treasure Chest— Sky Fishing.
ly. Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Cray a t W al Akron, Ohio, are expected
this
lowa. The K napps lived in W allo week to visit Mr. Clem m er’s sister.
wa county for m any years before Mrs. W. G. Ripley. They a re now
com ing to H erm iston.
WEDNESDAY - THUR8DAY
a tte n d in g
th e
n atio n al
K iw anis
convention in San Francisco.
JULY 6 - 7
G uests at th e B. E. G etchell home
in Colum bia d istric t ‘his week w ere
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT
CONNOR'S REPAIR Mr. and Mrs. IT. A. W ilson, Sunday,
Gary Cooper — Basil Rathbone
and Mrs. H en ry H ooker and d au g h
in
SHOP
te r Nellie. W ednesday.
Miss Evprlv B ittn e r and C ourt-
General Automobile Repair
land M orehouse of A storia. Ore.,
R eborlng - B attery Service and
were week end guests a t th e home
of Mr. M orehouse’s p aren ts. Mr. and
W elding - Chevrolet P a rts
Mrs. W. C. M orehouse. They a r
W illard B atteries
rived T h u rsd ay evening and re
PLUS SHORT FEATURES
Phone 53-W
Hermiston tu rn ed Monday.
Jesse Moore was q u ite surprised
la st S atu rd ay evening when 30
young people cam e to his hom e In
Colum bia d istric t In celebration of
his birth d ay . The group enjoyed a
social tim e on th e law n.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W arn er, Mrs. W.
D. Neill, and Mrs. H enry H ooker
left Tuesday m orning for T u rn er,
Ore., w here they will spend the re
m ainder of th e week a tte n d in g th e
sta te an n u a l convention of C h u rch
WE ALSO INSTALL
es of C hrist. They w ill re tu rn S u n
day m orning.
NEW SECTION & LEDGER PLATES
Mr. a n d 'M rs. W. J. W arn er spent
la st week a t Langdon lak e a t Toll
DRILLING — GRINDING
G ate. W hile th e re F. F. Ille of New
GENERAL SHOP WORK
Y ork C ity was an o v ern ig h t guest a t
th e ir cabin. Mr. ille and Mr. W a rn
e r have been frien d s for years.
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie retu rn ed
T uesday n ig h t
from
P endleton
w here she has been receiving m edi
cal care a t St. A nthony's hospital.
She ts som ew hat improved a t th is
tim e.
L. E. Anderson of Cove, Ore., la
v isitin g his b ro th er S. A. A nderson
J r., a t his home n o rth of H erm iston
th is week. Mr. A nderson operates a
sm all Job shop as a sideline in Core
and is a form er postm aster in th a t
city.
V ictor Phelps an d P ete r H assber-
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brow nson left to C orvallis to a tte n d th e w edding
of th e ir d au g h te r Mary, who became
ger of P avillion, N. Y.. w ere guests
at the home: of Mrs. M ary B rierley Sunday for P o rtlan d w here th ey re th e bride, of V ardyn B uchanan of
T h u rsd ay n ig h t of la st week. Mr. m ained u n til T uesday before going Corvallis.
Phelps is a nephew of Mrs. B rierley
and th e two w ere to u rin g th e west
coast. Both boys a re seniors in
Syracuse U niversity, m ajo rin g In
forestry.
Mrs. B. J. N ation and sou Bill re
tu rn ed from Y akim a, W n., la st S at
u rday w here they had sp en t tw o
weeks v isitin g th e ir d a u g h te r and
sister. Mrs. N atio n 's gran d so n R us
sell Ackley retu rn ed w ith them for
a two w eek’s visit.
Seedless
Lbs.
Mr. and Mrs. R alph Couch and
two ch ild ren of P o rtlan d w ill arriv e
F riday for a sh o rt v isit w ith Mr.
and Mrs. P aul B rach er an d Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Best, going on to W al
lowa lake for some fishing. Mrs.
Couch is P aul B rach er’s sister.
Mrs. Ja rv is D urfey en tertain ed a t
Pkgs.
a salad bridge luncheon la st F rid ay
afternoon a t th e
H erm iston Hotel
w ith n in e tables in play. T he tables
Lb. Box
were a ttra c tiv e w ith bouquets of
snapdragons. H igh scores w ere made
by Mrs. W alter S m ith and Mrs. Geo.
H ark en rid er.
Rev. an d Mrs. Leger w ill drive to
P o rtlan d next T uesday to be aw ay
for several weeks. D u rin g th a t tim e
POTATO C H IP S ........ reg. size pkg.
the p u lp it supplies w ill be secured
by the board of deacons w hich is a l
DEVILED M E A T ............ ........3 cans
so th e p u lp it com m ittee. D uring
CHICKEN LOAF ................................
th e ir absence Mr. an d Mrs. Leger
expect to drive to San F ran ciso to
RkIPE
................ 2 laige chus
v isit Mrs. L eger’s d au g h ter, Mrs.
Ramsey.
PAPER PLATES - 9 in............ 4 doz.
Miss Olive M. Crow of New York
CATSUP ......................... large bottle
City, is v isitin g her a u n t and uncle
Mr. and Mrs. A lfred C. S w arner of
WAX P A P E R .....................large roll
H erm iston. Miss Crow is a conven
tion rep o rter in th e employ of the
NAPKINS - Embossed 80 count 2 for J 0
M aster R ep o rtin g Co., Inc.,
New
VEAL LOAF - reg. s iz e ..........2 cans
York City, and is m aking a com
b in atio n business and pleasure trip
SALMON - large c a n s .............. 2 for
of two m o n th s’ d u ratio n , stopping at
Chicago, G rand Canyon, Los A nge
SARDINES - large oval c a n s..............
les, San Francisco, S eattle, Y ellow
PICKLES - Dills large c a n s..... 2 for
stone N ational P ark and Cleveland,
Ohio.
Local Happenings
We Will Be Closed Sunday & Monday
STOCK UP!
R a isin s
P ep p er
1 Lbpk«-
MarshmallowsFluffiest
1Lb-
Miracle Aid or Flavorade 3
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BASIS THEATRE
C rackers
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Connor’s Cash Store
Jane W ith e rs
in
NEXT TO BAKERY
R ASC ALS
5flFEIVflV
MOMEV-SAV/H6 ¿A S H 6HOCEF?
FRIDAY & SATURDAY SPECIALS
GOO ROOMS • SE N SIB L E RATES
W ater will
ruin your
wrist watch
2
PIN K
Olives
Rosedale
N o .l tin s g J g
Salmon
F o r Meat Loaf
No. 1 tin s
19*
BEANS
g
ta ll tin s
D E V ILE D M EA T
g
y. tin s
Van Camps w ith Pork
2SO
io«
50 oz. tin s
CBACKEBS
19c
CORN
W hole G rain
BBOOMS
U n ie //
Brow n B eauty - Dish Mop - FR E E
you take it to a c o m p e te n t
watchmaker before corrosion
attacks the delicate parts. I I
Krause’s Repair Shop
PEAS
Glen V alley
Blue L ake
A . W . Behrm an
3
in
C arn atio n
Beans II M ilk
o r Bordens
T ender Snips
Sjjä
No. 2 tin s J
H 3 ta ll tin s
gj|
Supurb
B Soap
III F in e G ran u lated
H L arge Pkg.
H erm iston, Oregon
A Few Good Hens for the 4th of July
FARMERETTE «LACKS ................
$1.00
Flashlight Firecrackers
HALTER NECK SHORTS sizes 8 to 18 ...
•••• s»*
AND HITT S PATENTED NOVELTIES
SWIM SUITS - all sizes - priced $1.49 to
*1 .98
SWIM SUITS with Skirts
$ J .6 9
..........................................
We have displayed on our tables
CHILDREN’S SANDALS - sizes 6 to 2
CHILDREN'S BLACK OXFORDS
S turdy - Good Soles - Sizes 4 to
«9C
Tins
Libby’s Garden Sweet
CATSUP
merge I
at the first opportunity bring
it to us. W e will do the rest
The Nationally Famous
tH
.. 89«
........ ge*
BOYS’ BLACK OXFORDS - 8 ^ to 2 .... $ | . 1 5
CHILDREN’S SUN S U IT S .......................
LADIES RAYON SATIN S L IP S ............
gO<
Oregon Hardware &
Implement Co.
1st and 2nd.
N. B. C. - Snow flakes
Electrical Supplies
Lace T rim - Sixes 34 to 44
Coffee
F resh Ground
3 ibs......... 4 j¿
B aking P o w d er
W E G R IN D ’EM!
Complete Stock of
A ll H it t ’s Products
JULY
M orrell’s
Sickles Dull?
PISTOLS and CAPS
SKYROCKETS
ROMAN CANDLES
—
R IPE
AIRWAY
The Adventures:
of Marco P o lo
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Picnic Supplies
Mr. M otto Takes
A Chance
HITT’S
2
EDWARDS COFFEE ........ 2 lbs. 45c .................................. 4 lbs. 89c
PARD DOG FOOD .................................................................... 3 tins 25c
M. C. P. PECTIN .................................................................... 3 pkgs. 29c
LIBBY’S ORANGE JU IC E.................................................................... 10c
ALMONDS ................................................................................... 2 lbs. 27c
CANTERBURY BLACK TEA ..................................... Pound Pkg. 55c
F0RMAY with handy helper ................................................ 3 lbs. 59c
SILK TISSUE .......................................................................... 6 rolls 25c
ECONOMY JAR LIDS ............................................................. dozen 19c
CERTO ...................................-
2 bottles 45c
FRENCH’S MUSTARD ............................................
PAPER PLATES - 9 ¡nch ............................................
HOOKER LYE
6 oz. b o ttle 9c
50 for 45c
..........................................................................
2 tin s 15c
COCONUT SQUARES ......................................
lb. 15o
NALLEY'S POTATO CHIPS — ........................................ lb. Pkg. 33c
H einz
II
Bleacher 1 Soup
New - B etter
¡1
Asst. V arieties
2 lge. tin s g
1 2 * al jUK 19< 1
H y-Pro
S ilverton
Prunes
S yrup Packed
No.2 H tin s