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THURSDAY. SEPTEM BER 8, 1938 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. Mrs. E. A. A shton of B oardm an, who has been very dll, is some im proved. Mias M arian Cassady le ft for P o rtlan d Scnday on a vacation trip from her d u ties as bookkeeper a t the C ooperative Service S tatio n . The Ladies Aid of th e M ethodist Mr. and Mrs D. C. HUI of Uma ch u rch w ill serve m eals in th e base tilla an n o u n ce the b irth of a d au g h m ent of th e church a t noon both te r nam ed C arla V irginia, at St. A n F rid a y and S atu rd ay of th e fair thony s hospital in P endleton, F r i week. adv day, Septem ber 2. Mr. and Mrs. 'Chas. C lark spent Mrs. Beth W oodward of Spokane, the week end a t The Dalles v isitin g W n„ visited from F rid ay of last th e ir d au g h te r and fam ily, Mr. and week u n til Tuesday w ith her d au g h Mrs. Don Jackson, and an o th er ter an d fam ily, Mr. and Mrs, C. d au g h te r and her husband, Mr. and W arner. Mrs. M aurice W eis of Eugene. A. W. B ebrm an, jew eler and Mr. and Mrs. C. W arn er and fam w atch rep a ir man, retu rn ed W ednes ily, Mrs. Beth W oodw ard of Spo day from S eattle w here he spent L a kane, m other of Mrs. W arner, and bor day week end. Miss Opal S tockard m otored to Mr. and Mrs. Victor A ddlem an W alla W alla and W eston last Mon are th e p aren ts of a son born Mon day to v isit relatives. day, Septem ber 6, a t the H erm iston Mrs. Geo. McKenzie an d two ch ild G eneral hospital. He Is th e ir sec ren are house guests of her paren ts, ond child and has been nam ed W al Mr. an d Mrs. J. G. P earson. They a r ter Lee. rived la st week in com pany w ith Mr. and Mrs. Dale B lackstone are Mrs. P earson who had visited a t the p aren ts of a d au g h te r born F ri th e ir hom e in T illam ook for some day, Septem ber 2, a t St. A n th o n y ’s tim e. T hey plan to rem ain h ere u n hospital in P endleton. She has been til a fte r th e U m atilla P ro ject fair. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. V oelker of nam ed M argaret Joy and is th e ir W alla W alla w ere guests of Mrs. second child. C. R. Moore retu rn ed S aturday Mary B rierley and Miss Jessie B rier- from C orvallis w here he had spent ley on L abor day. Mr. V oelker Is a th ree weeks atte n d in g classes for form er su p e rin ten d e n t of th e local in stru c tio n of teach ers in W.P.A. high school and is now educational class work. Mr. Moore conducted adviser of the CCC camp a t W alla W.P.A. classes In various fields here W alla. last w inter. Mr. and Mrs. H. G. M cPherson Miss W ilm a Reid and Milss E sth er and children Don, M arjorie, H arold H a rtn e r of S an ta Rosa, Calif., v isi and Jean of P o rtlan d spent the week ted Tuesday a t th e home of Mr. and end a t th e home of Mr. M cPherson’s Mrs. A lfred L eonard, who live south sister and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. C. east of H erm iston. W ilm a is a sis M. Jackson. Miss Daisy M cPherson, sister of Mrs. Jackson, also visited te r of Mrs. Leonard. Mrs. Viola Kodye of Chicago, sis Sunday aftern o o n a t the Jackson ter of E. J. Allen of Colum bia d is home. Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S eattle opto trict. visited here la st week end. From here she w ent to her home a f m e trist who has m ade professional te r accom panying a b ro th er, Wm. visits to H erm iston for 25 years an d Allen from P o rtlan d . She had v isi is know n for good optical w ork at reasonable prices, w ill ag ain be at ted in O akland. C alifornia. H otel H erm iston F riday, Septem ber 16, for one day. Eyes exam ined. Glasses properly fitted. adv. Mr. an d Mrs. S. J. Devine of Lex ington were in tow n W ednesday tra n sa c tin g business. They retu rn ed Monday from a m o n th ’s m otor trip w hich took them to Y ellow stone N a tional p ark , Black H ills of South I D akota, up to C algary, Lake Louise Teacher of and Banff, C anada, and th ro u g h [ Spokane, S eattle and P o rtlan d . Mrs. J. S. B urnham and two d au g h ters M arjorie and M ary left Sunday m orning on a w eek’s v aca tion trip w hich w ill ta k e them to I PRIVATE LESSONS Tacoma and o th er W ash in g to n sta te points. Upon th e ir re tu rn Mary will resum e her studies a t E llens- AT YOUR HOME berg Norm al. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jackson left in ECHO - STANFIELD S atu rd ay for H am ilton, M ontana, w here they w ill spend th e week UMATILLA or w ith Mrs. Ja ck so n ’s m other, Mrs. B. Severns. T h eir son Ja ck ie has been HERMISTON w ith his g ran d m o th er for six weeks and will re tu rn w ith his p are n ts to & Vicinity a tte n d school next week. Mr. Ja ck - son is em ployed as b u tte r m ak er a t th e U m atilla C ooperative Cream ery. and Mrs. A. B uhm ann re tu r n Inquire at Saylor’s Store ed Mr. W ednesday m orning from two weeks spent w ith th e ir sons in Zu in Hermiston. rich, Mont. They w ent to M ontana two weeks ago w ith th e ir son C. J. Buhm ann and tjieir g randsons. Gene and Bob, sons of Mr. and Mrs. L aw rence B uhm ann, who had visited here for th e summ er. George B urness an d niece Miss F rances D unn of M inneapolis are m edical p a tie n ts in th e H erm iston G eneral ho sp ital recovering from in ju rie s received last S atu rd ay when a rock fell on th e ir car w hile they were d riv in g over th e W allula c u t off highw ay. Miss D unn is fully recovered from bruises and shock received in th e accid en t b ut her u n cle Is confined to his bed. P icn ick in g Sunday, Septem ber 4, a t th e J. P. Morse home w ere Mrs. E. M. P u tn am , Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s Steen and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hudson and baby of Bend, O re.; Mr. and Mrs. Ed C lark and m other, Mrs. Al th a C lark and W. Lock of P o rtlan d : Mr. and Mrs. Glen M orrison of P rinceton, Idaho: Mr. and Mrs. Bud COME AND H ooker and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. H. Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Lee P u tn am and sons F o rrest and Bob of H erm iston: GET THEM! Billy H ibbard and Mr. and Mrs. V. P utnam . W alla W alla. Helen Jen d rzejew sk i left F rid ay n ig n t for Salem. Ore., w here she will be employed in th e O. S. C. ex tension d ep a rtm en t d u rin g th e sta te (Across from Theatre) fair. At th e close of th e fair she w ill leave for C orvallis and the coast w here th e A ssociated Women S tu d en ts’ executive com m ittee w ijl meet to plan the work and o u tlin e a program for th e com ing school y ear on th e Oregon S tate college campus. H elen Is on the executive com m ittee of the A.W.S. G reater H alls and vice p resid en t of M arg aret Snell H all. She is a Junior In home eco nomics. Lois Blum left S atu rd ay for a two w eeks’ v isit in Baker. H enry Som m erer J r., C harles Kik aand Eugene Rugg atten d ed sta te fair a t Salem th is week w here they composed a crops ju d g in g team , ta k ing fo u rth place in com petition. B arb ara Reid Is v acatio n in g a t Diamond lake. L o c a l H a p p e n in g s Mrs. Bob W oodw ard and in fa n t b i t th é H erm iston General hospital -or th e ir homo last week. Mrs. Clara Stone of Wasco, m oth er of Mrs. Theo, Beletski, and her nephew H arold W hite, visited a t the B eletski home over th e week end. Stam ped ch a ir sets, table run n ers, pillow tops, pillow slips, tea towels, buffet sets, 10c to 79c at B rierley ’s. adv. Mrs. L. S. B urrell left T hursday for O akland, Cal., w here * she will visit relativ es and friends for th ree weeks. D. C. H ill of U m atilla retu rn ed from C in cin attt, Ohio, A ugust 25, a t te r v isitin g his parents. Hoxey H am m an of the U.S.8. C al ifornia is v isitin g a t the home of his uncle and au n t, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. H am m an, who live west of town. Mrs. P. H. Kendall, m other of Mrs. A lton K ingsbury, who has been v isitin g here for the past six weeks, left W ednesday In com pany with Mr. K ingsbury and d a u g h te r D orothy Jean , for h er home at J e f ferson. Mr. K ingsbury will m otor to Salem to a tte n d an inventors congress in session th e re th is week. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON j Friday - Saturday SEPT. 9 - 10 D O U B L E F E A T U R E -CHESTER MÛRKIS FZANCiS M'JLCU • «ITA JO H N S O N - BRUCI CABOT* w o c a o io n a m e V IC T O « F I E L D S - McLAGLEN WERE GO IMG TO B E R IC H PLUS SHORTS Sun. - Mon. - Tue». SEPT. 11 - 12 - 13 CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY “K idnapped" sta rts: 3 :0 8 P .M .; 5 :1 5 P.M .: 7 :2 2 P .M .; 9 :2 9 P.M. T H R E E WHO W ER E VALIANT! . . risk in g th e ir lives for each o th e r . . . a d v e n tu rin g to g eth er on land and sea! , HUBERT LOUIS STEVENSON'S idnaoocd BAXTER • BARTHOLOMEW WHELAN COMEDY— C actus Cabelleros 'iRW SREEL— Recording Modern Science. Wednesday - Thursday SEPT. 14 - 15 W ednesday S p ecial N ig h t! IE ’S NO ORDINARY DOCTOR Ils genius conceived history's most d a rin g schem e . . . to put m urder under a microscope! EDW . 0 . ROBINSON CLAIR TREVOR in “ The Amazing Dr. Clitterhouse” PLUS SHORT FEATURES * A. W. H asse of La G rande spent Lois H utchison, who has been S atu rd ay and Sunday v isitin g his v isitin g D ella Mae W illiam s in La wife, who is in th e H erm iston Gen eral hospital. He also visited a t the G rande, retu rn ed home Monday. Della Mae came w ith her for a visit. D uane L ath ro p home. TH E P E N THAT M A K E S W RITING A M arion O tt and Mary Som m erer left M onday for th e s ta te fa ir a t Salem to com pete in a d airy dem on stratio n . T hey accom panied A. E. Bensel and son K enneth. PLEA SUR E TOT O n ly 59c 59c FBM This Certificate Is W orth $4.4^ T his c e rtific a te and 59c en title s th e b earer to one of o u r G enuine In d estru c tib le 85 VACUUM F IL LER SACKLESS FOUNTAIN PENS. V isible In k Supply. You SEE th e Ink. A lifetim e g u a ra n te e w ith each pen. Sizes for ladles, men, boys an d girls. T his pen w ill not leak, blot or break. 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Gallon 98c CIDER VIN EG A R ..............................Gallon 11c PICKLING SPIC E......................... 8 oz. pkg. 19c GINGER S N A P S .................................. 2 lbs. 25c MAXIMUM PANCAKE FLOUR .... 10 lbs. 39c P in k Salmon BURK’S for Bargains W e w i l l elean one of y o u r rugs and one piece of fu r n itu r e FREE! 3 tins 25c M ustard or Tom ato B rookdale Chum SALE Lots of Dargains! O val Sardines CHEESE Assorted F lavors * * u ‘- P ackages Nob H U I Coffee 2 ibs. 59c DeLuxe Blend BULLDIS O Y STER S................ 10 oz. tins 10c SUNBRITE CLEANSER........3 14-oz tins 14c HARVEST BLOSSOM FL O U R ......10 lbs. 33c PARD DOG F O O D .....................3 1-lb. tins 27c S ILK T IS S U E .................. 6 650- sheet rolls 25c C ut Beans T itia n - S trin g less 2 No. 2 tin s X5e WAVERLY COCOA....................... 2 lb. tin 15c HOODY PEANUT B U TT ER ............ 5 lbs 73c CALUMET BAKING POWDER . 1 lb. tin 19c V. C. 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