PAGE EIC H T
Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. E a rl Bensel an d Mr.
Miss M ary B urnham w ill leave
S atu rd ay to r E llensburg w here sh e and Mrs. I. N. H artsook left Monday
w ill a tte n d th e ta ll and w in ter term on a h u n tin g trip to R itte r, Ore.
R. B. Logan of Tacom a, b ro th er
a t th e E llen sb u rg Norm al.
of W. J. L ogan, sp en t Sunday here
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beaum ont of
w hile en ro u te to Boise.
M arshfield w ere week end house
L ester Stoop, who has been em
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Phelps. ployed on th e U m atilla rapids dam
They attended the P endleton R ound-
site riv er dredge, le ft F rid ay for his
Up.
home In E n te rp rise . Ore.
R u th Dodd, who has entered
the school of jo u rn alism a t th e U ni
versity of Oregon, has been pledged
by th e K appa A lpha T h eta sorority.
T he C. E. sta n d w ill be a t its
HERMISTON, OREGON usual place on M ain S treet F rid ay
and S atu rd ay d u rin g th e fair. Ser
vice w ith q u ality food. Call again.
Friday - Saturday
adv.
SEPT. 23 - 24
Mr. an d Mrs. R alph K rause moved
CONTINUOUS SHOW SATURDAY into th e basem ent of th e ir planned
home la st week, and are com fortab
ly located on G ladys avenue.
Miss M axine F au st, em ployed as
bookkeeper a t th e U m atilla Coopera
tive Cream ery, plans to leave S a tu r
day on a w eek’s vacation to v isit her
p are n ts in P o rtlan d .
Mrs. G ertru d e S anders left W ed
nesday for E agle Creek on a w eek’s
vacation.
She is em ployed a t the
Hold everything. H arold's back
local
telephone
exchange.
in th e Lloydest and fu n n iest pic
Mrs. E m ery Cox is a m edical p a
tu re of th e year.
tie n t in th e H erm iston G eneral hos
pital.
Special 20-Minute Cartoon— Pop-
Ja n e H aw kins of Adams, princess
eye the Sailor Meets Ali Baba
to th e Round-U p queen th is year,
and the 40 Thieves.
will be am ong v isito rs to th e fair
Sportlight— Horseshoes.
th is week.
e
Mr.
and
Mrs.
P. A. A rrow sm ith
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
and son Sidney of S eattle arrived
SEPT 25 - 28 - 27
W ednesday to visit w ith her fa th e r
B. I. W hitney.
CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY
Mrs. Rosa D. B ierley and son
‘T il Give A Million” starts: 3:05
K enneth stopped a sh o rt w hile in
P.M.; 4:55 P.M.; 6:45 P.M.;
H erm iston
a fte r
atte n d in g
th e
8:35 P.M. & 10:25 P.M.
Round-Up.
Mrs. R. E. B rissenden of P o rtlan d
A Bored M illionaire . . . Changes
retu rn ed home M onday a fte r spend
Clothes W ith a T ram p . . . And
ing a week a t th e hom e of h er p a r
T hrow s a C ontinent Into an Up
ro ar.
♦ j j ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson.
Tlie A m erican Legion A uxiliary
WARNER
will serve food a t th e ir stan d on
Main stre e t d u rin g th e fair. R e
m em ber th e place.
adv.
T he Misses B ernice and Louise
W ahl of A storia, who have visited
th e ir sister and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs.
M. G. H edw all, for th e past week
Musical— Twenty Girls and a left for th e ir home W ednesday.
Band.
Mrs. J. A. Carney, Miss Lucile
Disney Cartoon— Self Control.
F orsyth an d Mias F io rin e Brace of
P endleton
visited
h ere
Tuesday
Wednesday - Thursday
evening w ith Miss M axine F aust,
G erald H addox, who has been em
SEPT. 28 - 29
ployed a t th e U m atilla Cooperative
Wednesday Special Night!
Cream ery, left Sunday for his home
in E verson, Wn.
Mrs. M. P. Casseday retu rn ed last
F riday from Palouse, W n., accom
panied by h er p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs
J. E. Davis, who are v isitin g her and
In Technicolor
an o th er d au g h ter, Mrs. A. E. Bensel.
Men A gainst Men for an E m pire
Mrs. W. J. K ennings retu rn ed last
of Gold!
week from a visit w ith her daugh
Man A gainst Man for the Love of
ters, Mrs. Dan R ich ard s a t V erno
a W om an!
nia, and Mrs. C larence R o b in ett a t
Musical-Carl Hoif and Orchestra B eaverton. She accom panied her
My lit t le Bcckaroo
son A lbert who re tu rn e d to Davis.
Calif., a fte r a visit here.
OASIS THEATRE
BAXTER
ÍLL GIVE
a million
Gold is W here
You Find It
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. M ann of U m a
tilla anno u n ce th e b irth of a son
named Joseph D uane a t th e H erm is
ton G eneral hospital S atu rd ay , Sep
tem ber 17.
W. C. Lemon of P arsons, K ansas,
arriv ed T h u rsd ay of la st week to be
th e guest of his sister. Mrs. Jessie
Hesser, who lives w est of tow n.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. C lark of H e r
m iston a re th e p are n ts of a son born
W ednesday m orning. S eptem ber 21,
a t the H erm iston G eneral hospital.
He has been nam ed W arren H ow
ard.
Roscoe M cReynolds and Mr. W eb
ber of A lbany were week end guests
of Mr. McReynolds* b ro th er, R. C.
McReynolds.
They atten d e d
th e
RoUnd-Up and re tu rn e d home by
w ay of M cKenzie pass.
Ed P a rris h and his son H ow ard
form er H erm iston resid en ts, now of
P o rtlan d , stopped In H erm isto n
sh o rt tim e M onday w hile re tu rn in g
home a fte r a tte n d in g th e P endleton
Round-Up.
Miss K av T u rn b lad , d au g h te r of
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. T u rn b lad . left
Sunday n ig h t for E ugene w here she
will enroll a t th e U n iv ersity of O re
gon. She atten d ed N.C.C. a t E ugene
la st y ear .
I. W. Geer has sold his tru c k in g
business to R ay Olm stead of Irrig o n ,
who has leased q u a rte rs in th e brick
b u ilding on th e w est side of H er
m iston, and w ill ru n a P o rtlan d -
Pendleton tru ck fre ig h t business.
Dr. and Mrs. A. V. L ogan and
fam ily w ere week end guests of Mr.
and Mrs. W. J. Logan w h ile a tte n d
ing th e P en d leto n Round-U p.
Dr.
Logan is professor of ch em istry in
th e E astern Oregon N orm al.
Dr. C. E. W illc u tt rtu rn e d S a tu r
day from a week spent on a v aca
tion trip w ith his b ro th e r and wife.
Dr. and Mrs. E. C. W illc u tt of P e n
dleton. T hey m otored to S eattle
and spent some tim e in R a in ie r N a
tional P ark.
Mr. and Mrs. H erb H edw all and
son Je rry , who have sp en t th e week
v isitin g relativ es here, left Sunday
fo r th e ir home a t A berdeen. Mr.
H edw all was m an ag er of Safew ay
sto re w hile h ere and now operates
a grocery store In A berdeen.
The Ladies Aid of th e M ethodist
church w ill serve m eals in th e base
m ent of th e church a t noon both
F rid ay and S atu rd ay of th e fa ir
week.
adv
Jo h n A. H olling of U m apine, has
leased th e 200 acres w est of H er
m iston, know n as th e Dodd ranch,
and will o perate it as a d airy and
sheep ran ch . Mr. and Mrs. H olling
have moved to th e place and th e ir
d a u g h te r has entered h ig h school.
Mr. and Mrs. M. G. H edw all. Mrs
R. C. M cReynolds of H erm iston and
Miss B ernice W ahl of A storia, sis
te r of Mrs. H edw all, m otored
to
Spokane over th e week end w here
they visited friends.
Mrs. McRey
noids visited her sister, Mrs. M orris
Pierson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. N eal of K irt
land, W n., passed th ro u g h H erm is
ton T uesday on th e ir w ay home from
Echo w here th ey had been on
business relativ e to
th e W a lte r
T h o rn to n estate. T h iy had not been
th ro u g h
H erm iston for 20 years.
Mrs. N eal was form erly Cora T h o rn
ton of Echo.
Mr. and Mrs. L eonard N ation left
T h u rsd ay of last week fo r coast
points w ith arm y en g in eers who
have been w orking a t th e U m atilla
rapids dam site. Mr. N ation will
have em ploym ent w ith them for
some tim e. He has been employed
by Ben O’Conner for th e past two
years.
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UMATILLA NEWS
t
By ERMA BYRNB8.
♦
Improper heating, cold
floors, dead stagnant air,
lack of warm air circula
tion are the causes of many winter-time ills.
T he new Colem an H eater protecta health and gives
m ore com fort because it has a tw o -w a y h eatin g service.
W h en H eat-R eflector D oors are open, heat radiates into
a focused com fort sone. W h en doors are closed heat cir
culates throughout the room .
T h is warm air flo w ia 35% greater than form erly.
F loors and corners are kept warm. Cold air layers and
stagnant dead air pockets are broken up. H u g e quan
tities of fresh ly w arm ed air circulate through the house.
T h e tem perature ie kept uniform ly w arm and healthful
from floor to cealing.
P rotect the health o f your fam ily w ith a Colem an
H eater.
OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT CO.
THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 22. 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
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Mrs. Sales’ g ran d m o th er, Mrs. P earl
Jarvis.
Lewis D exter left S unday for Cor
vallis w here he will en ter college
in his senior year, a fte r spending
th e sum m er here.
Mr. an d Mrs. E lm er N ew m an and
children of H anford, who a re on a
three weeks’ vacation stopped a t the
home of Mrs. N ew m an’s b ro th er and
wife, Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Ostrom,
en ro u te to M ilton Sunday.
Mrs. R. T urnhold of Felix, A ri-
ona, is v isitin g a t th e Fred K nudson
home.
Mrs. Gene M cFarland and son
M errill le ft Sunday for P endleton
where they will v isit her sisters and
fam ilies for several days.
“I’ll Give A Million is Gay Hit.
S ta rtin g Sunday a t th e Oasis th e a
tre, “ I ’ll Give A M illion” sta rs W a r
ner B axter, w ith Miss W eaver, P e t
er Lorre and Je an H ersh o lt heading
th e featu red cast. The sto ry por
tray s B axter as a disillusioned m il
lionaire who tire s of his fa ir-w e a th
er friends and seizes th e o p p o rtu n i
ty to m asquerade as a tram p . The
h ilarious resu lts of his scheme are
en tirely unforseen by th e holid ay in g
financier, as th e rum or of his ja u n t
spreads like w ildfire.
BULLDOGS LOSE
(C ontinued from P age One)
hack M arvin R an k in , and fullback
Ralph M arble out of th e gam e be
cause of in ju ries, Pasco scored two
more touchdow ns and one point. In
the last few m inutes of play w ith
th e count 31 to 0, A lfred Shipp got
off a 65 y ard p u n t th a t p ut Pasco
well back tow ard th e ir own goal
M arvin R an k in let go a 60 yard
kick ea rlier in th e game.
Pasoo lost some fifty y ard s be
cause of off-sides, holding on, and
clipping, w hile th e (Bulldogs’ only
p enalty w as an off-side. T he fact
th a t th e local team had n ot had th e
experience th a t is needed, stood out
very plain ly , especially in th e line
Most of th e H erm iston players are
playing th e ir first y ear of football
P A C I.
rIH?EftNAT.O
U Y 25? w u , ,
E X P O S IT IO N
Portland, Oct. 1 9
LOW RAIL FARES
U N IO N
» A C IF IC
APPRENTICE
PRICES
Lavendoil
I : PERMANENTS $1.95 ;
Demonstrations Saturday
Tim e of Home Ec d em o n stratio n s
to be announced on th e fa ir grounds.
8 to 9:30 a.m .— Livestock Ju d g in g
C ontest, Judge, E. D. R ichards.
2 p. m. — D airy D em onstration.
Manicure ......
Joe Cooney an d Bob Jackson, H er
m iston, d em o n stratin g th e d eh o rn
Finger Wave
ing of sm all d airy calves and heif
ers. 2nd place d airy d em onstration
•> Finger Wave
a t Oregon S ta te fa ir, 1938. ‘
and D ry .....
2 :30 p. m.— Crops D em onstration.
E ugene R ugg and K en n eth Bensel,
All Work Under
H erm iston, d em o n stratin g th e dust
Direct
Supervision
m ethod of tre a tin g seed g ra in s tor
sm ut. G rand Cham pion F arm Dem
GUARANTEED
o n stra tio n Oregon S tate fa ir, 1938.
3 p. m.— P o u ltry D em onstration.
Success to the Fair
Ju d g e D. E. R ichards. G race and
F ra n k Bensel, H erm iston, dem on
s tr a tin g th e U nited S tates Method of
g rad in g Eggs. 1st place P o u ltry
D em onstration team a t Oregon S tate
o
fair, 1938.
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15*
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40c;i
RUBY'S
•i Beauty Shop < >
____________________ ___
W
Z S aid " G oodbye” to S tiff Shoe* a n d
WOLVERINE SHOES
C allou sed F eet W hen 1 S w itc h e d to
SOFT
DRYING
♦
p havp
Wolverines ’ *n severa^ s^ es & prices. 3
We also have
PETERS SHOES
from $1.98 up.
>
GIRLS’ OXFORDS
4y2 to 8 size
$2.35
LADIES’ DRESS
SHOES
$2 .29
SHELL HORSEHIDE WORK SHOES
to
$4.75
Burnham & Burnham
Freshmen Initiated.
The sophom ores in itia te d
th e
freshm en in to th e high school group
w ith a day and evening round of
seasoning. D u rin g th e day the v er
d an t frosh w ere required to w ear
costumes, a prom inent p a rt of w hich
was composed of burlap. Boys c a r
ried dolls and g irls w ere array ed in
cast off shoes of b ro th ers or fath ers
and wore the la test styles in b u rlap
dresses.
In the evening th e in itia tio n pro
per was carried out to th e tu n e of
resounding paddles, electric b attery
jo lts interspersed w ith a snack of
sy n th e tic fried angle worms. The
frosh took th e ir in itia tio n as good
sp o rts and deserve th e com m enda
tion of all u pper class people in th is
regard. A fter th e program was over
and should have been fo rg o tten ,
few upper classm en added to it by
ta k in g some of th e freshm en on one
w ay rides, forcing them to w alk
back. W hile probably th is a
sta rte d in th e sp irit of th o u g h tless
ness. still it was poor re q u ita l to of
fer a crew of frosh who had been
th e best of sports in th e re g u la r pro
gram .
A recent le tte r from th e office of
S ecretary of S tate E arl Snell,
In
form s us th a t th e s ta te h ig h w ay de
p artm en t, as a p a rt of tts safety
program , w ill ex h ib it film s on th is
su b ject a t th e high school on W ed
nesday, S eptem ber th e 28th.
JUDGINGPROGRAM
♦
atten d ed COMPLETE IN DETAIL
Many U m atilla people
th e p arad e an d Round-U p in Pen
dleton F rid ay and S atu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn L in n spent
th e week end in P o rtlan d on busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe M ann are p a r
en ts of a baby boy born S atu rd ay a t
th e H erm iston hospital.
Mrs. A gnes C ram er and Mrs.
F ra n k C lark left F rid a y m orning
for P o rtlan d w here th ey w ill visit.
Mrs. H enry C ram er of The Dalles
spent th e la tte r p a rt of th e week
v isitin g here.
R onald K ring, Al D arr and Stan
Sannes le ft S atu rd ay for M ount E v
e re tt on a h u n tin g trip .
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Sales, nee
Georgia Long, who w ere m arried
Sunday, arriv ed here Monday to go
on a w eek’s h u n tin g trip w ith Mr.
and Mrs. E a rl Bensel and to visit
a t th e hom e of Mrs. Ja y T. Pierson,
A nne Sommerer.
3 :0 0 to 6 :0 0 p. m „ G race Bensel.
PRICES FOR SEPT. 22 to 26, Inclusive
UR SALE
KITCHEN CRAFT
For hom e-baking you need
ty p e” flour — K itch en
m illed especially for your
Special saving to ac q u ain t
th is su p erio r flour.
49-LB.
Home Ec Program.
Flow ers— Judge, Mrs. J. E. Jones.
10 a. m. Ind iv id u al E x h ib it; 10:30
A rtistic Vase; 10:45 G en eral' Dis
play.
W om en's D epartm ent — Judge.
Mrs. J. E. Jones. U m apine. Ore. 11
m., Cooked Food; 1 1:30 a. m., I
N eedle W ork.
School D isplay— Judge. Mrs. J. E.
Jones. 1 p. m „ S ta rt ju d g in g en
tries.
-H Club Home Ec— Judges.
Miss
Louise Schneider, O.S.C., and Mrs.
Chas. Simpson, P ilo t Rock. 9 :3 0 a.m.
H Home Ec en tries:
10:30 a.
m,, Home Ec ju d g in g co n test; 1:30
m.. Style R evue; 2:30 p. m.. Dem
o n stratio n s.
S1.Z9
SACK
RARRET. (4 sacks)
HARVEST BLOSSOM
$5.09
bbl.
$4 jo
G uaran teed - 49 lbs. $1.09
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Maximum
PANCAKE FLOUR 10 lb. sk.
Swansdow n
CAKE FLOUR
<4 oz. pkg. £ 3 ^
45 j
LIFEBOUY ......................... 3 reg. bars
Fam ous M edicated T o ilet Soap
<
SA LM O N .................................. 1 lb. tin
1A^
McGoverns - F in e for F ish Loaves
HAWAIIAN DELIGHTS .......... 2 lbs.
Luscious P in eap p le Cookies
GREEN B E A N S................. 2 No. 2 tins
T ita n - Blue L ake Type - 19 ox.
NOB HILL
COFFEE
From Select
Coffee
(C ontinued from P age One)
Livestock Show m anship and Dem
o n stratio n s— 4 p. m.. D airy Demon
stratio n . M arion O tt and Mary Som
m erer,
H erm iston, d em o n stratin g
th e best m ethod of w ashing cream
se p arato r In th e home. P lay le t type
dem o n stratio n .
4 p. m.— 4-H Hog Show m anship
Contest, Ju d g e, D. E. R ichards.
4 :30 p. m.— 4-H Sheep Show m an
ship. Judge. R ichards.
5:15 p. m.— 4-H D airy Show m an
ship, Judge, H. C. Burgess.
5 :40 p. m.— 4-H Beef Show m an
ship. Ju d g e, R ichards.
a “ Home I- < >
C raft is
home use.
you w ith
Beans
PU R E
L A R D
W alla W alla
Cello Pkg.
4 , , „ ...........39*
1
Silverton Fresh Prunes 30 oz. tin jOo
Hypro Bleacher •— Q u art b o ttle H e
Shefford Cheese ...... H lb. pkg. l f c
Orange Slices ..................... 2 lbs.
Clabber Girl Bak. Powd. 5 lb, tin
Jasper Wheat Nuggets 4 lb. sack
Libby’s Tomato Juice 46 oz. tin
Blue Plate Shrimp 2 5% -oz. tin s
Columbia Kraut
27 01. tin s
DelMonte Orange Juice 12 oz. tin
Libby’s Sweet Dill Pickles
Qt
Albers Prem. Oatmeal 4 lb. cart.
Flavorade ........................ 3 pkss-
M illions of
ORANGES ™ 25c
T h in Skinned - Sweet
wF
Safew ay offers u n u su al savings in
S u n k ist O ranges d u rin g th is big P ro
ducer-C onsum er C am paign. Oranges
a re th e big value rig h t now.
25c
59c
I9c
23c
25c
10c
lOc
29c
25c
10c
O.K. YELLOW
SOAP
G ia n t Bar
6
B ars .........
2
LUMBERJACK
SYRUP
LEMONS ■
E x tra L arge - S unkist
33c
N alley’s
24 oz.
J a r ...
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MONEY-SAVIN6 CASH GROCER
Dollar Dinner Contest.
Thursday. Sept 22. 10:30 to 1:30
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