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Jo h n Jendrzejew ski is on a trip to W isconsin. Miss Eva W ilcox is v isitin g h er g ra n d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. Joe. E. Skeison, a t Salem. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey P ayne spent S unday picnicking a t B attle M oun ta in park. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY - SATURDAY JULY 29 - 30 DOUBLE FEATURE! Mrs. L. M. Myers and Miss R uth J. H. Y eager has retu rn ed from a Myers of S tan field w ere in H erm is two day business trip to Burns. ton W ednesday. Melvin F o llett is em ployed as Mr. an d Mrs. P erry A rth u r, who m eat c u tte r at th e cold storage have sold th e ir place n ea r tow n, p lan t. w ill leave soon for Salem. Jo h n Spencer and A rth u r Wood- Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fix sp e n t Mon rin g of U m atilla Meadows w ere in day a t th e home of her m other, Mrs. H erm iston W ednesday. M artin K upers. a t Helix. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zivney spent Sloan Thom son of B u tte r Creek th e week end in P o rtlan d w ith her has retu rn ed from a trip to C alifor m other. nia. A. G. P ieper and R ufus P ip er of T hom as H en d rick s from Tom ’s L exington were in H erm iston T ues Camp w est of B oardm an was a bus day. iness v isito r in tow n S atu rd ay . Mrs. W. J. Moran of H u n tin g to n is v isitin g her sister Mrs. A nna Con Mr. and Mrs. P a t Q uinn of S ta n field w ere business v isito rs in H er nor in H erm iston. m iston S aturday. Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze have retu rn ed from a w eek’s trip spent in Mrs. Neva M. Pilon retu rn ed from Y akim a w here she visited her m o th P o rtlan d . er, Mrs. S arah DeMange. New asso rtm en t of P erso n ality Frocks. »1.95 - $2.95. Ruby Mc Sale of sum m er silks b eg inning M illan. adv. M onday, Aug. 1st. 81-95 up. H and- blocked linens, 82.98. Ruby Mc Mr. and Mrs. N eil B oynton spent M illan. adv. p a rt of th e week on a v acation trip Mrs. R uby Coxen is in P o rtlan d a t E m ig ran t Springs. d u rin g F leet week to v isit w ith her Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k D rake are son E llis Coxen. who is ab o ard the living a t th e S tew art cam p grounds. U.S.S. Pensacola, now in th e harbor. D rake is an eng in eer on the boat Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. Isaacs and m aking in v estig atio n s a t the U m a d au g h te r H elen K ay of P ilo t Rock tilla rapids. sp e n t S atu rd ay w ith h er paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer. with Lloyd Nolan - Mary Carlisle Allan Lane - Frances Mercer W< m M y w “CRIME RING” be hmm * *urpri*«d U the beano«* m your owl» moMte bend <Mi • ’» " !b« motor had run tor over a year wttlHMt changtn« oil? Yet tome o( the mechamtm in your watch run* at the raU ol 108.000 Mroke* a day and never Mop* tor a rest It pay* to have your watch cleaned and o t M at teart once a year. PLUS SHORTS MODCBN AND COMPtCTC WATCH BCftMB StBVtCC__________ SUN. - MON. - TUES. JULY 31 - AUG. 1 - 2 CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY BLOCKADE starts: 3:05 P. M .; A . W . B e h rm a n HERMISTON, OREGON 5:05 P. M.; 7:05 P. M.; 9:05 P. M.: and 11:05 P.M. SO WILDLY EXCITING . . . . th a t ca u g h t in its th u n d e rin g a c tion you’ll live its thrills. SPECIAL! Fri. - Sat. - Mon. pre«"’’ - DATES 2 lbs. £91 RAISINS 4 lb. pkg. 2 g * *;n; 3« »»t’js’'1 BEANS 5 lbs. Red or W hite 21* FLOUR 49 lb. sk. 0» COMEDY - K ennedy's C astle Workshop Blues H ard W heat WEDNESDAY - THURS. All Purpose AUGUST 3 - 4 PEPPER 4 Full lb. WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT the O o-la-la-laughingest escapade in th e history of love! - TEA »/, lb. Black or Green 2 11). can DON AMECHE SIMON-YOUNG one 21^ lbs. M a c a ro n i | A THURSDAY, JULY 28, 1938. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE FOUT 15< f 7$ 15* SALMON 2 lge. cn. 2 & * robi C orn F la k e s 4 p k g s . ^ C ^ O SE T T E f 20th Century-Fox Picture ««tit J” BERT LAHR JOANDAVIS- X ** A lbers ■ New Pack 2 BALLOONS FREE! CONNORS Cash Store PLUS SHORT FEATURES O. L. B arlow rep o rts th a t the can n in g of ap rico ts a t th e coopera tive can n ery is s till in process and th a t th e o u tp u t of th is f ru it th is year is alm ost 50 per cent In excess of previous seasons. O ther products canned are also g re a te r th a n d u rin g oth er years. Mr. an d Mrs. L. C. Dyer received word from th e ir d au g h te r and son- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bloom, who are spending th e sum m er at th e ir cabin a t H ard in g Lake, 50 miles from F airb an k s, th a t th ey saw the H ughes flie rs a t F airb an k s. Bill Hamm, Ted Ripley an d M ar vin R an k in w ill rep o rt Sunday at H ill’s M ilitary Academy, P o rtlan d , for the Beaver Boys’ s ta te camp which is sponsored by th e A m erican Legion for th e purpose of giving tra in in g in citizenship. .Mayor F. C. M cKenzie is spending a w eek’s vacation a t th e coast w ith his wife and son F ra n k , who have been th e re for th e past several weeks. w H TO TW V M jw «rant to «11 laandry tabs, water the •took er spnnkto the grass, it's m ighty nice to know that your eteetrie «wrap will automatically deliver 40% more water than ita rated capacity. WeMeo Turbine Wa ter Syatoms are the on ly electric pumps that can da thia. Thaa tee, they have only 1 ing part. Think o! s o belta, ao rods, aa operation. W ESTCO T u rb in e W ATE R SYSTEMS Cal n in Folder i I b i „r«< W . muatrated folder. I» answers all about Olia simple, trouble • fle a Oregon H a rd w a re & Im plem ent Co. HERMISTON, OREGON Jam es C layton, form er d ru g g ist a t th e H erm iston D rug Co., w as here Tuesday from Salem. He was ac com panied by hla son, and sister-in - law , Miss E lean o r Daly, a form er teach er here. E. A. H oosier, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. J. V. V illerm oure, has been in H erm iston and S tanfield th is week g e ttin g ready to move an o th er load of fu rn itu re to A shland w here th e y w ill m ake th e ir home. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Conrad of E n te rp rise were week end guests a t the L. H am m er home. O ther visitors a t th e L. H am m er home th is week end w ere Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Simp son and son K erby of P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Neill of W eston and Mr. and Mrs. Leo La Mon of P en dleton. ELECTRICAL SERVICE HIGHEST PRICES! M o d ern P o u ltr y 931 E. F ran cis P hone 1031 C o. Spokane, Wn. P ro m p t Deliveries AND Adequate Service ON General Electric Refrigerators A COMPLETE STOCK! This truck load of refrigerators being delivered to some of our REA customers! TUM-A-LUM LUMBER COMPANY HERMISTON, OREGON 5AFEUfßV M0/VEY-.SXV/A'¿ 6QOCEP! PU R E CANE SHEFFORDS SUGAR Any V ariety CHEESE 39* » W 5»* x p l i b- 35* BUTTER KERNAL CORN Qt. Jar 2 * } * No. 2 tins SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 lb. p k g . WESTERN MATCHES \ MO-21 PAR BAR SOAP <.75-1* SAL SODA - A & H 5.00-1* 5.25-17 «I» »9” 10» 11“ Maximum ic h t y . comlort and long m ileage are assured by the tou gh , h u sk y cen ter- traction tread and plies oi p a ten ted S u p ertw ist Cord. Goodlooking, to o ...a HONEY on all counts, including the price. 0-1 A U -W U TM B 1M0 edltiee g iv e s y e u O O O O T IA R S P IIB W A V A husky, twill 1 e r e l l te u g h g e I e g — s I economy prieoe. »5* 39 1 ¿Ql 2 % lb . p k g . SW IFT ’S SNOW FLAKE FORMAY CRACKERS SOAP All Veg. S h o rten in g Lb. Tin Famous N.B.C. Pro. Lb. Pkg. E asy on th e H ands L arge P ackage 3 39* SUPURB 17* 1 EDWARDS COFFEE 19* 1 lb. tin 2 3 c - 2 lbs. MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE DEL MONTE GRAPEFRUIT KRAFT DINNER F ren ch 1 lb. tin X7< No. 303 tins Per Pkg. WEST AG VANILLA • vías a* 6 bars Qt. Jar KERR STRAWBERRY JAM \\a[!l V ! 2 3 boxes 1 lb. tin SANKA COFFEE \ * • SPECIALS EFFECTIVE JULY 29 - 30 & AUG. 1 NALLEYS TANG « H erm iston! 1 Lbs. The J. L. P ark er, trav e lin g salesm an for electrical appliances and eq uip m ent for th e Tum-A-Lum com pany, has leased th e W. J. W arn er proper ty on F o u rth stree t, opposite the W a rn er residence. J. V. VILLERMOURE SMALL BROILERS COFFEE O. T. M cW horter, specialist in h o rtic u ltu re , O. S. C„ spent p a rt of th e week here g iving atte n tio n to th e grow ing of straw b e rrie s and o th e r sm all fru its. A program is to be announced later. H om er L u ttre ll has retu rn ed from L exington w here he reb u ilt the F arm ers C ooperative G rain G rowers w arehouse. He is now employed a t resh in g lin g th e G. R. W hite home in H erm iston. valval, no springs. h l fM L nothing to wear and gat out az order. Thoaaanda 1 b ans O w n s» W AN TED ! B etter T h an Most Mr. an d Mrs. J. V. V lllerm oure an d th e ir d au g h ter an d sonin-iaw , Mr. and Mrs. D. Z. Penney and son Louis of Echo, spent Sunday a t Em ig ra n t Springs. Miss P au lin e Stoop is spending a w eek's vacation a t K nappa, Ora., v isitin g Miss M argaret E llio tt, and also w ith frien d s a t Dallas, Ore. E. P Dodd is a ssistin g at the H erald office th is week d u rin g her absence. "just when you need iti Call or Inquire a t Ore. Hdwe. Co. Mr. an d Mrs. Tom F ra ser an d son Tom, and Mrs. A. G. H aslin, sister of Mr. F raser, sp e n t Sunday a t Emi-, g r a n t Springs in th e Blue M ount ains. Mr. and Mrs. E. J . Saylor have retu rn ed from a trip to Seattle w here th ey com pleted th e purchase of th e stock of goods for th e ir new sto re in the b u ilding now nearing com pletion on Main street. W ATER Refrigeration Service NOB HILL B uster Rands. F ra n k Cram er, E arl C ram er, Nels K risten sen , Adolph Skoubo an d W. G. D ickerhoff, all of B oardm an, were business visitors In H erm iston Tuesday. SCH ELL P ap er H anging and P ain tin g A ir Gun P ain tin g M ayflower W all P apers P hone 431 E stim ates Free H erm iston, Oregon DOMESTIC & COMMERCIAL Gene P ierce spent th e week end w ith his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce. Gene is on a two w eeks’ v a cation from his position in th e F irs t N atio n al Bank in La G rande. He was accom panied by his sister M ar ion to P o rtlan d M onday m orning w here M arion w ill v isit friends and Gene w ill go on to th e coast for a Mrs. Geo. B riggs and her d a u g h w eek’s stay. ter, Mrs. E arl D udley of M ilton- F re ew ater were visitors In H erm is Mrs. E m ory Cox, Mrs. Jess An ton Sunday. son, Mrs. B arham an d Mrs. Ben Fix e n te rta in e d last F rid ay evening Mr. and Mrs. P aul V an P a tte n a t the home of Mrs. Jess Anson w ith sp en t th e week end w ith her p a r a b enefit d in n e r fo r th e Columbia ents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy A tte b u ry at G range. Cards w ere played and th e ir cabin in M eacham. prizes won by Mrs. W alter Sm ith, Mr. an d Mrs. E. R. Frederickson high, and Mrs. V ern D unham , low, of Salem are v isitin g at th e home of and Jess Anson, high, and H arry Mr. and .Mrs. R. B. W ilcox. The Root, low. About 20 people were present. tw o ladies are sisters. Bill K irsh n er, of the F irs t N a Hermistonites Gather at Portland. tio n al B ank, has re tu rn e d from a P o rtlan d people, who were form er vacation trip to Mt. Hood, Oregon residents of H erm iston, are holding Caves and P o rtlan d . a picnic in L a u re lh u rst P ark on R. H. Piersol and fam ily spent Sunday, A ugust 31st, according to a S unday a t Meacham in quest of le tte r received from A. W. Agnew, h u ck leb erries w hich they found who also sta te s th a t th ey would be v ery scarce. very glad to have anyone in U m atil la county who is in terested to a t Mr. and Mrs. H arry Connor and tend t h is g ath erin g . fam ily left Tuesday aftern o o n for a two w eeks’ vacation sp en t at Yield Tests Run on Alfalfas. coast points. MADRAS-—L adak alfalfa far o ut- Mr. an d Mrs. Claud W ilcox spent th e week end a t E llis R an g er s ta yielded both Grim m an d common on tio n as guests of Chas. W ilcox and v ariety te st plots on th e Jo h n B olter fam ily. farm a t W illow dale, fig u res k ep t by C aptain G. L. H all, th e Oregon County A gent K. W . Saw yer show. Bible man, arriv ed from M cM inn The plots w ere seeded on th e same ville Tuesday an d is v isitin g his sis day, w ith th e sam e am o u n t of seed. ter, Miss C lara H all, for a few days. T he L adak yielded 158 pounds of A. W. Behrm an spent th e week green w eight per sq u are rod, th e end a t his home in K ennew ick, W n. Grim m 97 and th e common 84. Mr. B ehrm an Is th e local jew eler These figures are for th e first c u t and w atch rep a ir man. ting. A sim ila r te st w ill be sta rte d L. W. Russell, m an ag er of Shaver on an o th e r plot, an d records kept F o rd w ard in g Co., has w ritte n May on both for th e n ex t several years. or T u ck er of U m atilla th a t he ex pects to send th e boat. T he Dalles, Saw yer says. an d a barge to U m atilla Ju ly 16. ED. H erm iston, Oregon Jim S tew art is spending a sh o rt vacation a t th e home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom S tew art in Col um bia d istric t. He expects to re tu rn to th e U n iv ersity of Oregon soon w here he has a position on the football squad th is fall. Bill H anson an d B url G urdane of U m atilla and C u rtis Simons of H er m iston played for P endleton in a golf to u rn am en t w ith W alia W alla Sunday on th e W alla W alla course. more G. LESTER WHITE »3* Per Bottle 19* 2 rolls lg< Lge. 8 oz. bottle W o r c e s te r s h ir e Sauce ZEE PAPER TOWELS $5«? GOODYEAR SEAT COVERS • P r o te c t u p h o lste r y and clothes against dirt and dust. ¡ E a s y to install, fit a ll cars. Colors to blend with e a r in * tenor« 75 •4 PEARSON SERVICE Hermiston, Oregon FOR JELLY EXTRA LIGHT JELS-RITE HONEY L im it - 2 Bottles F ull of H ealth X B ottles 1^* 5 — PRODUCE — NEW POTATOES 15^ SWEET ONIONS 10 lb. Mesh Bags £9^ 10 lb«............................... RUBY CATSUP 45c|,3 B ottles 25* — MEAT — FRANKFURTERS 19* M OON SONARES P e r Pound P er Pound ................._ ns^ SNNRIST LEMONS P er Dozen .. *5* P er Pound »9*