OASIS THEATRE
LOCALS
HERMISTON, OREGON
Mr. and Mrs. Troy L inder were
W alla W alla visitors la st Friday.
The U-Go I-Go club met a t the
home a t Mrs. Dick T h o rn b u rg la st
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Basil E llis of P en
dleton visited in H erm iston Sunday.
L. A. P alm er was tra n sa c tin g
business in tow n W ednesday.
H enry R auche of L exington was
tra d in g in H erm iston Tuesday.
O. L. S tro u g h an , who operates a
dairy n ear P en d leto n , was buying
cows on th e project Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R ohrm an left
W ednesday for Pow der P eaks on a
fishing trip .
Mrs. Chas. Isaac and d a u g h te r
Helen Kay of P ilo t Rock visited last
week w ith her p aren ts, Mr. and
Mrs. L. C. Dyer.
Mr. and Mrs. K enneth P ierson re
tu rn ed Monday from a v isit a t H ills
boro, Ore., and Lyle, W n., w here
they saw relativ es and friends.
Mrs. F. C. M cKenzie retu rn ed
W ednesday n ig h t
from
several
weeks spent a t Tillam ook and Rock
aw ay beaches.
Mrs. Ida B. Gordon of Meacham
is th e house guest of h er sister, Miss
P au lin e Stoop,
th is
wetek. Mrs.
Gordon teaches in th e Meacham
school w hich opens Septem ber 6.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. H ark en rid e r
and son F ra n k left T h u rsd ay m orn
ing for P o rtlan d and E stacad a on a
vacation. They w ere accom panied to
P o rtlan d by Miss K ay V olberding,
niece of Mrs. A. H. N orton, who will
atten d business college there.
Friday - Saturday
AUGUST 19 - 20
DOUBLE
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THURSDAY. AUGUST 18. 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE EIGHT
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STUART ERWIN
A 20th Century Fo« Picture
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Starring
W icw a a » m
CHESTER MMHHS
JOAN FONTAINE
H » » R T c u a ti
PAC- fìUILFOVLE
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IO l’ICTU»«
PLUS SHORTS
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
AUGUST 21 - 22 ■ 23
CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY
“I'm From The City” starts 3:14
P. M. ; 5:04 P. M. ; 8:54 P. M.;
8:44 P. M. and 10:34 P. M.
u
JADW HCTU«t
I t ’s a L augh-a-m inute . . chuckle-
a-second Comedy . . . W ith Joe
P enner at H is F unniest.
March of Time—
Cartoon - Hawaiian Holiday
Maids and Music
Wednesday - Thursday
AUGUST 24 - 25
Wednesday Special Night!
p EACHES
AU K inds
at
Wurster’s
11 M i. W. of H aitilla
w ith
Patricia Ellis - Jack Hulbert
Comedy—Winner Loses All
Beginning
AUGUST IO
Cartoon—A Mountain Romance
Mrs. E a rl Dudley and h er m other
Mrs. Geo. B riggs of M ilton w ere in
tow n Tuesday. Mrs. B riggs is re
m ain in g for th e week.
Dr. J. P. S tew art, eye-sig h t spec
ialist of P endleton w ill be a t the
H erm iston H otel. W ednesday, A ug
ust 24th. H ours: 1 :00 to 5 :0 0 p.m.
Mrs. Carson L inder re tu rn e d last
week from th e Bouvy h o sp ital in La
G rande h aving had her eyes oper
ated upon.
Mrs. M. G. H edw all and son Tom
my left la st T h u rsd ay for A storia
w here they w ill v isit h er p aren ts
for two weeks.
A Cooked food sale w ill be held
a t th e H erm iston T ra d in g Co. store
S atu rd ay , A ugust 20, by th e ladies
of th e U nion church, s ta rtin g a t 10
a. m.
adv
Miss M axine P au l, em ployed in
the a ssista n t county a g e n t’s office,
left early th is week on a tw o weeks
vacation. D u rin g h er absence Miss
Helen Jen d rzejew sk i is a ssistin g in
th e office.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. R a in w a te r and
fam ily of A rlin g to n , W n., arriv ed
W ednesday evening to spend two
weeks w ith frien d s and relativ es in
H erm iston.
Col. and Mrs. L. W . Jo rd an of Los
Angeles, Calif., arriv ed T uesday and
w ill m ake th e ir hom e here w hile
h av in g a house b u ilt on th e ir farm
land w est of tow n.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Liebe an d fam
ily and Mr. and Mrs. A ndrew Kow-
its an d fam ily and B etty M orehouse
m otored
to th e m o u n tain s near
Meacham Sunday.
H enry Stoop left S atu rd ay m orn
ing for Y akim a w here he w ill visit
his d a u g h te r an d fam ily, Mr, and
Mrs. Wm. Nelson, and his son and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stoop.
C arrol Moser of M ilton is the
house guest of Dr. and Mrs. A. E.
M arble th is week. She is a form er
resid en t and lived n ear th e M arble
farm.
i
C. J. B uhm ann and nephew Bob
B uhm ann and R afel Sholtz of Z ur
ich, M ontana, arriv ed T uesday eve
n ing to spend th e rem ain d er of the
week a t th e home of Mr. an d Mrs.
A. B uhm ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n U lrich of Sal
em arriv ed T h u rsd ay to spend the
week end w ith th e ir d a u g h te r and
husband, Mr. and Mrs. K earn s Cush
ing Jr. Mr. C ushing is p asto r of the
M ethodist church.
Miss Mary B urnham re tu rn e d Tues
day a fte r a tte n d in g sum m er school
a t E lle n sb u rg N orm al. She w as ac
com panied by a classm ate Miss J u l
ia H illm an of Y akim a, W n., who
will be h er house g u est u n til Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Jeppe and
son Guy retu rn ed Tuesday evening
from a week sp en t at coast points
and v isitin g Mr. Jep p e's siste r and
fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Gene H astings,
a t Seaside. Mrs. Jeppe saw th e ocean
for th e first time.
J. A. Reeves and d a u g h te r Mrs.
F ra n k M organ of Vale, Ore., and
his sister an d fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs.
Logan Snead, of B irm ingham , A la
bama, m otored to Bonneville Mon
day and retu rn ed th e same day. The
Sneads left for th e ir home Tuesday.
Ju n io r and E lm er Im th u rn , sons
of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Im th u rn of
L ew iston, Idaho, arrived, T h u rsd ay
evening by bus to spend a week
w ith th e ir g ran d p a re n ts,
Mr. and
Mrs. A rnold Buhm ann. T h eir p ar
en ts w ill m otor to H erm iston for
them next week.
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. M organ and
th e ir tw o nieces th e Misses Mary
E lla an d Coleen M organ, m otored to
Langdon lake S atu rd ay , and were
joined Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. K.
M. M ayer, Miss H elen D unning.
Fred Reeves and Ed Bensel.
Mr. an d Mrs. Don Jackson came
from T he D alles W ednesday for
th e ir son C larkle, who has been vis
itin g his g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. C larke ,for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Y eager and
fam ily moved Monday into th e resi
dence of her m other Mrs. Rena W a t
erm an. Mr. and Mrs. Gwyn H ughes
had moved from th e house th re e
weeks ago in to th e W. J. W arn er
residence n ear th e Connor Service.
Mr. an d Mrs. Oscar P ayne and
fam ily of B row nsville, Ore., arriv ed
T uesday to v isit a t th e home of Mr.
and Mrs. H. L. P ayne u n til th e last
of th e week. Mrs. U na Dinw iddie,
m other of Mrs. Payne, accom panied
them.
J. C. Leedy, field m an for th e Ore
gon T urkey G row ers’ association, Is
in th e te rrito ry m ak in g a tu rk ey
survey th is week. He will be on
hand S atu rd ay for th e an n u a l t u r
key g ro w ers’ picnic a t the U. S.
Field S tation.
Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard G. L ang of
Tillam ook, Ore., anno u n ce th e b irth
of a son nam ed H ow ard G erald,
T hursday, A ugust 4. Mrs. L ang w ill
be rem em bered as H a rrie t S ta n
field, d a u g h te r of Mrs. H ugh S ta n
field, who g rad u a ted from th e H er
m iston high school in 1931,
Mrs. A. C. W illc u tt and d au g h ter
B arb ara retu rn ed M onday evening
from a four weeks v isit in K ahoka,
Missouri, w ith her p are n ts and b ro
ther. She also visited a t K enton and
w ith a sister a t Rock Springs, W y
om ing. Mrs. W illc u tt sta te s th a t
crop prospects a re fine for th a t
sta te due to the proper m oisture
w hich fell d u rin g th e grow ing sea
son.
Mr. and Mrs. C u rtis Simons and
d au g h te r S hirley retu rn ed F rid ay
from a w eek’s trip w hich took them
to Mt. V ernon to v isit Mr. and Mrs.
Joe N orton, form er H erm iston resi
dents, an d th en th ro u g h H idaw ay
Springs, Lehm an, to A rbuckle m oun
tain , La G rande, and re tu rn by way
of Toll G ate and W alla W alla. Mr.
Sim on’s m other, Mrs. L. E. Simons,
retu rn ed w ith them to v isit u n til
Monday w hen th ey took her home.
Floyd Simons re tu rn e d w ith them
to spend th e week here.
Mrs. A. M. Brock and Miss Opal
Stockard en tertain ed T hursday of
last week com plim enting Mrs. R. H.
S tockard on her b irth d ay , and Mrs.
Fred Davis of U m atilla, a t a m iscel
laneous show er. Mrs. C hester H u n t
and th e Misses D orothy Addlem an,
Alice and F ay Davis, assisted the
hostesses.
A sh o rt program was given as an
e n te rta in m e n t fe a tu re and gam es
w ere played. Among those p resen t
were Mesdames M ary S. Sowers, Roy
P earson, G rady C hristopher, I. J.
Couch, P. E. H all, T illford S tillin g s,
A m anda S haver, J. H. Pierson, Al
ton K ingsbury, E v erett H aw ke, C arl
Fales.
H a rrie tt
K enney, E v erett
S haver, A. M. H u n t, Lois Blum,
F o rrest Steinke, L au ra M orris, Jo h n
K ing, H enry Rowell, Cecil W arn er,
J. H. DeMoss, E lizab eth Gage, W. H.
Q uick. H arvey DeMoss, C. A. Beck,
Joy Em m ereon, C hester H u n t, and
A nnie P earson, D orene and W a lte r
Davis, Lela Anne and Jean Quick,
P atsy W arn er, and
Mrs. V ictor
Stockard.
Fluffiest
1 lb. pkg.
MARSHMALLOWS
OLIVES Hi-Way - Ripe
MATCHES 6 Box Carton 14«
LARD Pure
4 Lb. pkg. 4 4 «
BACONswift ’s - Sliced - Vo Lb. pkg. 18c
WEINERS Fat Ones 2 Lbs- 35«
VANILLA Westag - 8 oz. bottle 19«
VINEGAR Pickling Gallon
FLOUR
49 Lb Sack 99«
OATS Quick Cooking - 9 lb. sack
PEANUT BUTTER Moody a - Lb.
WHEAT FLAKES Kellogg’s IOC
MILK Tall Cans
3 For 19«
GRAPENUT FLAKES
10«
Connor’s Cash Store
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SAYLOR’S
DEPARTMENT STORE
ANNOUNCE TH EIR OPENING
FRIDAY, AUG. 26
A NEW STORE BUILDING WITH
ALL NEW STOCK!
“Quality Merchandise at City Prices”— a motto
we mean to live up to.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMullen and
fam ily will m otor to La G rande F ri
day for th e ir d au g h ter Miss M arg"-
re t M cMullen who is a stu d e n t at
th e EJastern Oregon N orm al.
Shd
w ill v isit a t her home for two
weeks an d th en go to S eattle to
visit her a u n t and uncle before re
tu rn in g to La G rande for th e fall
term .
Mrs. W. J. Cochran an d d a u g h te r
arriv ed M onday aftern o o n to visit
h er m other Mrs. B ert M ullins. Mr.
Cochran is in S eattle, w here they
have sp en t th e sum m er, w hile he a t
tended sum m er school. H e w ill n o t
com plete his course for an o th e r two
weeks a t w hich tim e th ey w ill re
tu rn to th e ir home a t S ilverton fo r
th e opening of school.
SAVINGS for AUG. 19-22.
W e’re indebted to th e m any custom ers w ho have helped us
become the W est’s L eading Grocers. W e have p u t e x tra values
and savings into our APPRECIATION DAYS. You’ll find our LOW
PRICES th e real evidence of our g ra titu d e .
Pure Cane
SU G A R
Pure Cider
V IN E G A R
B ring Y our C ontainer
Per Gal.............
13*
391
2 pkgs. 23*
49 lbs. $115
2 lbs.
NOB HILL COFFEE
1 lb. 20c
DeLuxe Coffee
WHEATIES
E asily P rep ared C ereal
HARVEST BLOSSOM
G u aran teed F lo u r
Giant pkg.
POST TOASTIES
F av o rite of M illions
19*
Quart 39*
SCOT TISSUE
3 rolls
Soft as Old L inen
MAYONNAISE
A risto crat
PICKLING
í|
O. K.
LIBBY ’S
SO A P
PICKLES
>1
Y ellow Bar
S P IC E
H i-G rade
% lb. pkg.
110 bars
3 Pkgs.
KERR LIDS
98*
[20 Lbs..........
>5*
BROOMS
39*
5-Tie
2 lbs.
CRACKERS
29*
N.B.C.
FLAV0RADE 3 P*4«». IO*
Any F lav o r
CRISCO
8 lb. pail
98*
S h o rten in g
Reg. Size
Sw eet Dill
29*
Qt. Jar
Top Q u ality
COCOA
H ersh ey ’s
TUNA
Del M onte
Choice D essert
AIRWAY
Coffee
98*
Lb.
12*
Size
18*
P kg.
5*
3 lbs.
44*
Gal.
SALAD OIL
JELLO
25*
SUNKIST ORANGE SALE!
C alifornia F arm ers and S afew ay S tores in v ite you to
a feast of h ea lth and goodness. Jo in th is Big P roducer-
C onsum er cam paign to move th is y e a r's B um per Crop of
O ranges.
— FRIDAY & SATURDAY —
more
WATER
-ju s t when you need it!
W
ORANGES
Sw eet Ju ic y F ru it
LETTUCE
G ian t S eattle
GREEN BEANS
HKNZVRB y w
to Nil *
’
■toek er
mighty nice to
electric pomp will antoomttcaUy
deliver 49% mote wator than Ito
rated capacity.
Weatco Turbine Wa
ter Syatoma are the on
ly electric pumpe that
can de thia. Than toe,
they have only 1 nwv-
tog pert, Think e< R -
WE STCO
T u rb in e
W ATER
SYSTEMS
Oregon H a rd w a re &
Im plem ent Co.
25*
Per head
5*
3 lbs. y
Doz.
Blue L ake
BANANAS
Per lb.
W hile They L ast
GREEN PEPPERS
2 lbs.
W hile Supply L asts
SWEET CORN
W ell Filled E ars
Per doz.
15*
M O N E Ÿ -S A V IN 6 C A S H GROCER