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»AGE .« THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 1. 1938 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON Mr. and Mrs. N ell Boynton and Vane Boynton an d two sons Dick and Don m otored to T he Dalles S u n day w here they visited Mrs. Boyn ton. Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B urnham and ' W. A, M cClintock of Pendleton spent Monday in H erm iston on busi Mrs. C lara B urnham and d au g h ters M arjorie and Mary m otored to Bing ness. ham Springs S unday for th e day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Henael are now Mr. and Mrs. I. Jo h n so n and m aking th e ir home w ith Mrs. Hen- sel's m other, Mrs. Mabel R alph. d a u g h te r Irene C o rb ett w ere week end v isito rs a t th e hom e of Mr. and L ester W h ite of L exington is em Mrs. Joe Udey in Colum bia d istric t. ployed a t the F arm B ureau Coopera tive. T h rift Shop Sale— F rid ay and S a t urday, Septem ber 2-3, a t Union Myron N ation retu rn ed last T hursday a fte r spending four days church. Ten cen ts per pound for clean cotton rags in ex change for v isitin g in P ortland. o th e r articles. adv Mrs. P. A. M ayberger m otored to Moving day sale a t R uby McMil P o rtlan d la st M onday ta k in g her sister, Mrs. Lewis P earson, who .w ill lans F rid ay and S atu rd ay only, adv consult a specialist. Mr. and Mrs. H ow ard K ellicut of Dayton, W n„ were guests a t the New fall hats, $1.48 to $1.88 a t home of Mr. and Mrs. R alph K eener Brierleys. adv over the week end in Colum bia d ist rict. Mrs. E rn e st B orthw ick and d au g h te r left th e H erm iston G eneral hos Mr. and Mrs. T. W. S m ith and pital T hursday m orning for th e ir son Don of T igard, Ore., a r e house home west of town. gu ests of his p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sm ith, th is week. Mr. Sm ith Mrs. H a rry K elley and d au g h ter is coach in th e T ig ard h igh school. K athleen Ann and Mrs. W. S. Boyn ton m otored to M yrlck n ear Helix Mr. and Mrs. T w ig H in k le and Tuesday. children M arie, M axine an d George R u th F ish er is home ag ain a fte r Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k B u rn h am of E sth er Jones and a g irl friend Chelan, W n., who have visited Mrs. from La G rande w ere here Sunday spending th e sum m er w orking out of Pendleton. Clara B urnham an d d au g h ters M ar v isitin g her folks an d friends. jorie an d M ary ’ for more th a n a week, left for th e ir home Monday, The Misses N ell and Louise Jo h n Special prices for quick sale a t Ruby McM illans, F rid a y and S a t ston of Boise, Idaho, visited from urday. adv Sunday u n til T uesday w ith th e ir sister and h ar h usband, Mr. an d M rs.’ George Sale of S tan field was in Craig Percy. Miss N ell teaches at tow n W ednesday evening an d re Mullin, Idaho, and Miss Louise and ported th a t he Just retu rn ed from a an o th er siste r o p erate a beauty shop fo u r w eek's stay a t S u ttle L ake and a t Boise. one week as th e guest of Billy T hom as a t M adras. Mrs. D uane L ath ro p , who has been confined to th e H erm iston G en Mrs. A nna B riggs arriv ed W ed eral hospital for several m onths nesday aftern o o n from W eston to w ith a broken hip, left T uesday for supervise th e rem odeling of her her home. H er son L eonard Mopps home w hich was dam aged by fire also left T uesday for his home a fte r recently. W. R. L onghorn is doing spending m ore th a n a week in the the rem odeling work. hospital w ith a leg fra ctu re. Mr. and Mrs. V eru D unham of Columbia d istric t are th e p are n ts of a baby boy born M onday, A ugust 29, a t th e H erm iston G eneral hos p ital. H e is th e firs t child and has been nam ed R o b ert Eugene. Mr. an d Mrs. Jess P rin d le e n te r tained S unday a t th e ir home on the occasion of Mr. P rin d le ’s b irth d ay . A pproxim ately 75 people w ere pres ent and th e day was spent v isitin g , w ith a bask et d in n e r served a t noon. P ractically every fam ily in W est- Sirs. F. L. K elley moved into her land d istric t g ath ered a t th e P rin d le house la st week a fte r Mr. and Mrs. home. Ben O’Conner had moved in to the H arvey De Moss received a te le W. J. W arn er house n ea r th e P e n te gram from th e su p e rin ten d e n t of th e costal T abernacle. G ran ite Mine a t P h illip sb u rg . Mon .Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Schofield and tana, Sunday and left im m ediately. tw o children left Sunday for th e ir The m ine had opened o p era tio n s a f te r strik e d ifficu lties had been se t Rae visited in Pilot Rock Tuesday home in V ancouver, W n. They had Jack Rice of S tanfield visited over a t th e home of Mr. an d Mrs. B urr spent more th a n a week a t th e sum tled. Mrs. De Moss w ill follow a fte r mer home of h er p aren ts, Mr. and a sh o rt v isit w ith h er p are n ts at th e week end w ith his m other Mrs. Hinkle. Mrs. W. J. W arn er, a t Langdon lake. N orth Powder. Grace Rice. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday - Saturday SEPT. 2 - 3 DOUBLE FEA TU R E “ NON-STOP NEW YORK” w ith ANNA LEE - JOHN LODER George O’BRIEN - Roy WHITLEY “ Painted Desert” PLUS SHORTS Sun. - Mon. - Tues. SEPT. 4 - 5 - 6 CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY Filmed in Our Own Northwest Territory. ‘God’s Country and the Woman” starts 3:05 P.M. - 5:05 P. M. - 7:05 P. M. - 9.05 P. M. “ GOD’S COUNTRY and the WOMAN” w ith 4 GEORGE BRENT BEVERLY ROBERTS in Technicolor 'ARTOON PORKEY'S POPPA STARLETS Wednesday - Thursday SEPT. 7 - 8 Wednesday Special Night! All in Technicolor ‘THE ADVENTURES of ROBIN HOOD” Starring ERROL FLYNN AI.IVIA DeHAVILLAND Edgar Bergen, ‘Charlie McCarthy’ in “ NECKIN’ PARTY” MUSICAL RUSS MORGAN AND ORCHESTRA The Wool G row ers’ A u x iliary will Mr. and Mrs. H. E. N ew ton of hold a m eeting F rid ay , Septem ber Siletz, Ore., and two ch ild ren were 2, a t th e home of Mrs. N eil R o b ert week end g u ests a t th e H. R. H a rt son on B u tter Creek. A business ley home. They expect to re tu rn m eeting will be conducted. the last of th is week and move onto Mrs. Wm. E n sto n e and d au g h ter a place w est from th e A tteb u ry C onstance of Lena, Ore., visited corner on B u tter Creek highw ay. Golda E. M um m a * THE LOW-DOWH P ap er Ilu n g ln g and P a in tin g A ir Gun P a in tin g M ayflower W all P apers Phone 431 E stim ates F ree H erm iston, Oregon THE PEN THAT MAKES WRITING 59c FR R I., SAT. SA T. & mon . 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TRAVEL BUREAU AIDS WESTERN SHOW H aving spent several m illions of dollars in c re a tin g T reasu re Island, W ednesday a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mr. an d Mrs. C laud W ilcox plan backed up by an ap p ro p riatio n of Mrs. Sherm an W ells. to leave soon for A thena w here Mr. $1,500,000 for a federal ex h ib it at the Golden G ate In te rn a tio n a l Expo Mr. and Mrs. R. C. W oodw ard are W ilcox w ill be employed a t th e A th sition on San Francisco Bay, Uncle ena th e atre. Mrs. W ilcox resigned th e p aren ts of a d a u g h te r R ita C ar Sam now is p itc h in g in to help b rin g olyn born a t th e H erm iston G eneral h er position a t Dr. F. B. B elt’s of people to th e 1939 W orld’s F a ir of fice and it is being filled by Miss hospital T hursday of la st week. She the W est, an d to encourage them to Bonnie Je an F o llett. is th e ir th ird child. "See All th e W est in ’39” . T hrough th e new ly organized Jim Scott retu rn ed S atu rd ay from Mr. and Mrs. M. G. H edw all and United S tates T ravel B ureau, oper a nine weeks v isit in D aniel, W y son Tommy retu rn ed S unday from A storia w here Mrs. H edw all an d son om ing, w ith his d a u g h te r and fam ated by th e N atio n al P ark Service, the federal governm ent is p rep arin g had spent two weeks v isitin g her ily, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. F ran z, and parents. Mr. H edw all m otored down w ith a b ro th er, D. H, Scott. It was to lend a helping hand to A m ericans his first visit since com ing w est more who believe in seeing Am erica first. W ednesday of la st week. It m arks th e firs t tim e th a t our th a n 25 years ago. governm ent has gone in for to u rist Mr. and Mrs. Lynn A nderson left prom otion on a broad scale, a l W ednesday for La G rande w here though m any E uropean n atio n s have Mr. A nderson has a position as had governm ent trav el bu reau s for te ac h er in th e C e n tral grad e school. m any years. W hile th e new T ravel B ureau They have lived in P endleton th is sum m er and had sp en t th e past week was not organized especially to as sist th e Golden G ate In te rn a tio n a l I here. Exposition, its activ ities in th e w est have been speeded up by reason of | STATE ACCREDITED Miss L au ra Eckelson and her TEACHER OF cousin Miss Eva W ilcox an d Mrs. th e w orld’s fair. Said J. R. A nderson, supervisor of | Chas. D urfey m otored to H eppner PIANO th e New Y ork office of th e b u reau : Sunday for th e rodeo. Miss Eckelson New Classes Starting left from th e re for her home in P o rt "W e have rushed our plans for a I w estern office in o rd er to assist th e | land a fte r spending th e week a t the people of th e w estern sta te s in m ak September 6th W ilcox home. ing th e ir G olden G ate In te rn a tio n a l | Exposition a success. E a ste rn peo High school credits given. Miss M argaret E llio tt, who te ac h ple w ill w an t to see th e scenic a t- I Earn a minor in Music. es in Hood R iver high school, and trac tio n s of th e w est as w ell as the Miss K ath erin e Mende of Hood Riv E xposition, and we believe th a t we Beginners taken pri er, w ere house g u ests of Miss P au l can help in . th is big trav el pro-1 Stoop S atu rd ay n ig h t. They were vately or in classes. See d ine g ram .” in n e r g u ests of Mrs. G eorgia H en T h at “ big trav el p ro g ram " is th e | about them at once. derson Sunday. Miss E llio tt ta u g h t coordinated W estern S tates trav e l I H erm iston h igh school for six prom otion plan launched by th e Ex- I Studio — Main Street years, going to Hood R iver two position m ore th a n a y ear ago, in years ago. w hich th e w estern sta te s, railro a d s. | Hermiston trav el agencies and o th e rs in te re s t Mrs. Ina W essell and d au g h ter ed in to u rist prom otion have been Miss B arb ara W essell e n te rta in e d b ro u g h t to g e th e r in a m ajo r e ffo rt ) T h u rsd ay n ig h t com plim enting Mrs. to a ttr a c t v isito rs to all th e west. G. LESTER WHITE R. A. T aylor, a recen t bride. Mrs. It is en co u rag in g to h e a r th a t th e I H erm iston, Oregon T aylor redelved many lovely g ifts governm ent is Joining In th is m ove and these w ere arran g e d a ttra c tiv e m ent to m ake 1939 th e g rea test t r a Refrigeration Service ly in a larg e decorated clothes bas vel year in w estern h istory. DOMESTIC * COMMERCIAL ket and presented to th e honor Call or In q u ire a t Ore. Hdwe. Co, guest. R efreshm ents w ere served la te in th e evening. ED. FREE Mrs. J. F. G orham , M ardell, and Mrs. Blayden m otored to New P ly m outh, Idaho, th is week w here they w ill v isit relatives. They w ere ac com panied to W eiser, Idaho, by Mrs. S hannon, w here she w ill also visit. Mrs. M organ and son Bob Mor gan, form erly of B oardm an, w ere on th e project Sunday from Cascade Locks. Mrs. T rum bull of P endleton was v isitin g her husband Sunday. He is th e o p erato r a t Messner. K ath erin e R ake left for Roose velt, W n., w here she w ill teach th is w inter. Miss S tenm an, th e county nurse, spent T h u rsd ay an d F rid ay v isitin g on th e project. Dr. R ostrum stopped in Board- m an th is week on his w ay to P en dleton. from P o rtlan d . Mrs. W. A. B aker's sister from n ear W eiser w as v isitin g here last week. P hyllis S tudy. R obert Study an d a friend from P o rtlan d , are sta y in g at F alers for a w hile before school opens. Essie Jones re tu rn e d home a f te r spen d in g a week w o rking on th e Compbell ran ch , out of L exington. STOCK-UP 2 DAY HOLIDAY Store Closed Monday Prices Sept. 2 & 3 « <«• ] 9^ ]9g FLY SWATTERS ................... 2 for ] 5^ KNOX GELATIN Pkg. 19f! DIAMOND WAX PAPER 125 ft. 19^ Play Fair Dog Food 4 1-lb. tins 19^ PICKLING SPICE COMB HONEY 12 ox. JELLS RITE PECTIN Pkg. ] 55* 10 ' b - cloth bag SU G A R P u re Cane 6 box carton M ATCHES Made in th e W est 2 lbs. COFFEE 39* NOB HILL - E x tra Q uality SALAD SERVE ................... Qt. Jar LIBBY’S SPAGHETTI 33C No. 2 tin ] FRUIT COCKTAIL - No. 1 ta ll tin | Mild Cure P er Lb. ECONOMY CAPS Doz. WHEATIES .............. 2 8 -oz. pkgs. CHEESE.......................... 8 oz. Pkg. Shefford’s Assorted ]9^ 23< 23 g 2 lbs. EDWARDS COFFEE 1 lb. 23c V acuum Packed L b- T ln MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE Save on th is price. 44 oz. pkg. SWANS DOWN Cake F lo u r 4 b .„ LIFE BUOY 2^^ ¿ ¡i T oilet Soap 3 8-0«, pkgs. CORN FLAKES K ellogg's PEAK OF WASHINGTON PEACHES HURRY! CAN NO W ! F ine q u ality peaches for can n in g are still av ailab le a t Safeway. GET YOURS NOW. Safew ay of fers you LAST CHANCE a t th e biggest f ru it value in years. FULL 40-LB. CRATE 89c FRESH PRODUCE RADISHES - Fresh - Clean ONIONS • Sweet W ail* W alla ORANGES - Sweet T hin S kinned CELERY • L arge S talks GREEN PEPPERS 2 Bun. 10 lb. bag 1 5 < 2 dot. 3 3 < Each 1 0 < P er Lb.
