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LOCALS Van* B oynton and Mias M artha H a rt m otored to T he Dalles last Sunday w here they visited Mrs. Boynton, who is in the hospital there. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY - SATURDAY JULY 8 - 9 DOUBLE FEATUKE! One Man A gainst 2 Million . . . Kichard Arlen • Chester Morris Genevieve Tobin in "GOLDEN HARVEST" "BLOND CHEST" with Joan Fontaine - D. DeMarney SUN. - MON. - TUES. JULY 10 - 11 - 12 CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY G reat for w hat ails you . . . . "DOCTOR RHYTHM" w ith Bing Crosby - Mary Carlisle Beatrice Lillie - Andy Devine COMEDY JU T T ER BUGS CARTOON POPEYE th e SAILOR WEDNESDAY - THURS. i THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE FOU JULY 13 - 14 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT Mr. and Mrs. Claude W ilcox and Mrs. W. J. K ennings spent Sunday Jt B ingham S prings on an outing. Miss R u th C herry of Corvallis is the house guest of Mrs. Neil Boyn ton th is week. Miles M ulligan an d Jo h n Graves of H eppner were in H erm iston on business early th is week. Jam es H ill, m anager of th e P en dleton G rain Grow ers, w as a busi ness visito r in H erm iston W ednes day. Assorted vases and ch in aw are at B rierley ’s. adv. Mrs. Delta L aird sp en t th e week end in W eiser, Idaho, v isitin g her sister and fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs. E. H. Bonner. Mr. and Mrs. J. G imble and fam ily spent the week end a t A rbuckle m ountain. Elvest Bowman, who is employed a t Boise, Idaho, spent th e holidays in H erm iston w ith his fa th e r, W. H. Bowman. Miss M arg aret F elthouse, who is employed in P o rtlan d , is home for a two w eeks’ vacation. She expects to re tu rn Ju ly 18th. Hugo Pankow le ft W ednesday m o rning for P o rtlan d to receive m edical a tte n tio n for m astoid infec tion. A ugust F. Beise of Longview, W n., form erly of H erm iston w here he lived from 1910 to 1924, is in tow n for a few days. Mrs. A1 Clayton of P o rtlan d spent th e holidays a t the home of her p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd. Mr. an d Mrs. W. J. W a rn e r and Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze spent Sunday and M onday a t th e W a rn e r’s cabin a t Toll G ate park. Mrs. Chas. Rohrm an of Pendleton spent the week end w ith her son and d au g h ter-in -law , Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an. Glen H adley of B oardm an, Mrs. George McNealey, P a tte rso n , W n., and J. M. Spencer of E cho w ere in tow n on business th is week. C. O. M arble received a broken coliar bone W ednesday of la st week when he was pinned betw een the bed of a tru ck and a fo u r wheel tra ile r. He was w orking in the h arv est near Nolin w hen the acci den t occurred and is now a t home. H erb ert Skovbo took his place on th e h arv est crew. CONNOR'S REPAIR SHOP General Automobile Repair R eboring - B a tte ry Service and W elding - C hevrolet P a rts W illard B atte ries w lith Lloyd Nolan - Shirley Ross PLUS SHORT FEATURES Phone 53-W Hermiston McCORMICK-DEERING TWINE — for Real Twine Satisfaction Z^O M E to our store for your twine and learn why farmers all over the country praise and recom mend McCormick-Deering Twine. Every ball is guar anteed for length, strength, and weight—positive assur ance that you get full value tor your money. Oregon H a rd w a re & Im plem ent Co. HERMISTON, OREGON DOLLAR STRETCHERS Minced Ham Tuna Flakes L‘ ‘,c— Salmon Lb. W For Ijirge Cans Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S h aar r e tu r n ed W ednesday even in g from a trip to Bend w here they visited Mrs. Leila Phelps, going to E lk lake from th e re on a fish in g trip . Mr. and Mrs. J. H erb ert S w arn er and Mrs. Day of C orvallis spent several days w ith Mr. an d Mrs. A l fred C. S w arn er of th is place. Mr. and Mrs. V. E. S m ith and fam ily m otored to G ra n ite lake and Olive lake n ear Baker, Ore., for a th ree day o u tin g , re tu rn in g late Monday. Miss M arg aret W h ite of Berkeley, Calif., arriv ed S unday to spend four weeks w ith h er m other, Mrs. A r ie tta W hite. She is lib ra ria n for the u n iv ersity a t Berkeley. Mr. and Mrs P aul V an P atten mo tored to New Bridge, Ore., la st S at urday n ig h t to spend S unday a t the home of Mr. V an P a tte n ’s p aren ts, re tu rn in g la te Sunday. Mrs. E dna Beard of Goldfield. Nevada, sp en t S unday v isitin g her first cousin an d his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Strohm . whom sh e had never seen. She made her firs t trip th is far west. Mr. and Mrs. Loren H ughes, Mr. and Mrs. L ester C olpitts, Miss F ra n ces H utsell and Melvin B arb er mo tored to B ingham S prings over th e holidays. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brow nson and Mrs. B row nson’s sister. Mrs. B lanche E vans of Pom ona. Calif., and Miss Golda Munima of H erm iston, m o to r ed to W allow a lake M onday to spend the day. Mrs. E d g ar P eterson and ch ild ren N ancy Gay and Joe Bill left T h u rs day m orning for Pow ell B u tte a fte r spending two weeks w ith h er p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer. A group of H erm iston people a t tended the celeb ratio n a t K enne wick Sunday. They w ere Mr. an d Mrs. Brosten, Miss Eva W ilcox, Le land Olsen and Ed Brosten. Mrs. Floyd K n err and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence Sollers of H erm iston are sp en d in g th e wtaek a t the H erm iston cabin n ear Pierson R anger S tatio n in th e m o u n tain s n ear Ukiah. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. W atson and fam ily left Sunday to spend th e hol idays w ith rela tiv e s in Boise, Idaho. They retu rn ed T hursday. Mrs. P. H. A rrow sm ith and son Sidney Allen of S eattle and her gran d m o th er, Mrs. A nna W h itn ey of G randview , an d Jo h n W h itn ey of Yakim a, w ere week end g u ests of B. I. W h itn ey in H erm iston. Two baby g irls w ere born la st F riday a t th e H erm iston G eneral hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Madden announce th e b irth of G eraldine E laine, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. W ol ford th e b irth of Ju n e Lee. Hugo P ankow J r. spent from S atu rd ay noon u n til T uesday noon a t home w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Pankow . He is employed in the m ines a t G ran ite, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. H arold Thompson and son Jo h n and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Shipley and d a u g h te r S haron mo tored to T he Dalles la st S atu rd ay n ig h t to spend th e holidays w ith relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bailey and fam ily of La G rande, Mr. an d Mrs. Byron Brown and fam ily of S ta n field. visited over th e holidays at. the home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Bai ley. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. K ersbergen retu rn ed th is week from tw o weeks spent v isitin g frien d s and relativ es in M ontana. They rep ort th a t the Anaconda Copper M ining Co. m ines are still closed down w hich is a f fecting business in th a t section. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. P ierce and son S tanley camped on Olive lake near Dale R anger S tatio n over th e holi days re tu rn in g by way of Pierson R anger S tatio n n ea r Ukiah. Mrs. B lanche E vans of Pomona, C alifornia, Is th e house guest of her sister Mrs. R. A. Brownson. She re tu rn ed to H erm iston w ith Mr. an d Mrs. Brownson la st Sunday afte r they had atten d ed th e w edding of Miss Mary Brownson a t Corvallis. Mrs. Jen s Skovbo was tak en to P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay n ig h t of last week by Mr. Skovbo to have a bone specialist set her arm w hich ha« a double fra ctu re. They retu rn ed Sunday and Mrs. Skovbo Is much Improved. Mrs. Louisa F e a th e re r of Gibbs tow n. New Jersey . Mr. and Mrs. M urrel F orem an and son B u rto n , of D uPont. W n.. visited w ith Mr. and Mrs. A lfred C. S w arn er over th e week end. Miss M ary B u rn h am spent th e week end at hom e w ith h er m other, Mrs. C lara B urnham , re tu rn in g to her studies a t E llensberg N orm al early Tuesday m orning. On Sunday Mrs. B urnham and h er two d a u g h ters Mary and M arjorie m otored to R a ttle M ountain to spend th e day. * * J u ly Specials * * H erm iston B eau ty Shop $5.00 Oil Permanents > For For Dates Water will ruin your wrist watch Lbs. 50* 75* 1 lb. pkg. 15* 3 lb. pkg. 43* ^$U-PURB ' ^ 2 4 oz. pkg. X BREAD > X X X * Cornflakes Marshmallows R egular Size Fluffiest Af.J.B. Jr> For For Full Pound Lb. Connor’s Cash Store NEXT TO BAKERY 3 pkgs. 55* ^ U b . loaf 11* fe '' "S N P E E R E S N " ' tf¿J¿/A P E E W P /6 R T 3 D ay S ale — J u ly 8 to 11 Incl FRUIT SALAD 2 No. 1 tins »5* PRESERVES 2 lb. jar J91 Full-o-G old K e rr’s S tra w b erry CATSUP 2 14-oz. bot. 35* KARO SYRUP 10 lb. tin *79< Libby’s Park. KIPPER SNACKS 4 tins 19* N MUSTARD Pint jar K ing Oscar alley’s Marshmallows 2 1-lb. pkgs. i C t ORANGE JUICE 3 12-oz. tins 2Cl F lu ffiest G rap efru it Added Nob Hill Coffee 3 28* Per lb. 23* 2 bottles 25* Per doz. 19* HILLS COFFEE Per lb. Red Can EDWARDS Top G rade Coffee JELLS RITE F ru it P ectin JAR LIDS K err Economy De Luxe Blend Lbs. COCOA J 2* 2 pkgs. 25< No. 10 tin 29* % gal. jug 23* 1 lb. tin H ershey or B akers RALSTONS 39« * Shredded W h eat TOMATO JUICE W alla W alla HY-PRO B leacher Kitchen Craft Nalley’s Boardman F lo u r Tang ALL PURPOSE G u aranteed Q u ality Brooms The Perfect Dressing ¡Quart Jar Well Made 1 9 lb. sack 29* $ ¿ .3 9 35* îaeh -- Guaranteed Meat» -- S W IF T S ORIOLE BACON Med. Sides - Per Lb. 29« ARMOUR’S FRANKFURTERS 2 u»-$5e PURE LARD Government Inspected Lbs. 43c Fresh Produce B u rn etts R egular Sise Can lairge B ottle 19* EEHNNCATED SOAP . > EAN ER ON H A N D S L arge Rolls Catsup $3.95 $2.75 $3.00 Oil Permanents For Deviled Meat Kool Ade Wax Paper Ice Cream Mr. and Mrs. F red Clemm er of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. DeMoss accom zabeth Gage, who has been v isitin g A kron, Ohio, visited th is week at panied by Lois H u n t and Mrs. F ra n th e home of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. ces F ra k e r left W ednesdav for Cor a t D allas, Ore., w ill re tu rn w ith Ripley. leaving early T h u rsd ay vallis to visit relatives. Mrs. E li them . m orning for th e ir home by way of Y ellowstone N atio n al P ark. Mr. Clemmer is Mrs. R ipley’s bro th er. Miss R oberta M ullins, d au g h ter of Mrs. B ert M ullins, spent th e hol idays in H erm iston from La G rande w here she is a tte n d in g sum m er school a t the E astern Oregon N or mal school. Jam es H owell, field en g in eer d u r ing th e co n stru ctio n of th e new power lines, has been called by his PHONE 141 em ployers, B ar & C unningham , to an o th er ru ra l electrificatio n project on th e Cowlitz river. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. O’Neil and d au g h ters Peggy and Bell of Cen tra lia . W n.. who visited a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. R alph R ichards over th e week end, accom panied the R ichards and th e ir d au g h ters Neva, who is employed a t C en tralia and is RECONDITIONING & DANDRUFF TREATMENT now home on a vacation, and June, to W allow a lake to spend the holi days. They rep o rt th a t it rained SHAMPOO FINGER WAVE AND RINSE ............... Sunday an d was q u ite cool a t the lake. Unless you take it to a c o m p e te n t watchmaker before corrosion attacks the delicate parts It you cannot get it to us limned uirly, open the case and sub merge the wateh in oil. Then at the first opportunity bring it to us. We will do the rest QUICK SCQK/CC OCASOHABLC PQ/CPS A. W . B ehrm an Hermiston, Oregon CLEANSER 2 tin s ... 23I* II L ettuce Large Heads R ipe B ananas 3 Lbs 19c G reen Peas 3 Lbs 19c Cabbage Per Lb- 2 J e Fresh R ad ish es Per Bunch 2c SA FEW A Y * YOUR MONEY-SAVING CASH GROCER *
