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Dr. J. A. Best, candidate for re- election to the sta te senate, and Ivan D unning of Pendleton, were calling on friends in H erm iston W ednesday. Dr. Best has served for six years in the sta te legislature. Ross Newport visited in H erm is ton F riday and Saturday of last ■week from Portland. Mrs. E arl Dudley of Milton. Ore., was th e house guest of her m other. Mrs. Anna Briggs, Monday night. Enjoy “Life” for one year by mail for $3.50. Mrs. Georgia Henderson, v John B lanchett of Pilot Rock was a busineiss visitor in Herm iston Tuesday. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday - Saturday OCTOBER 21 - 22 DOUBLE THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1S28. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. •*GE BTS FE A T U R E ! Jack Oakie - Lucille Ball in “ The Affairs of Annabel” Musical— In tern atio n al Rhythm Sun. - Mon. - Tues. OCTOBER 23 - 24 - 25 CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY “Cowboy From Brooklyn” starts 3:11 P. M.; 5:11 P. M.; 7:11 P. M. and 9:11 P. M. You’ll be hog-tied w ith laughs when this W estern W ildcat sta rts tam ing these Bad Men from Brooklyn! Mr. and Mrs. H. Newton and fam ily are now living on the F u ller ton place in W estland d istrict, com ing from Newport. They have p u r chased raw land from the W estland Irrig a tio n d istric t which they will Mrs. George Ganger of Pendleton cultivate. They have one boy in is visiting her d aughter, Mrs. B. H. j B. A. Doyle retu rn ed from the school and one u nder school age. Fix, in Columbia d istrict th is week. : m ountains Sunday w ith a 160 pound Mrs. Anna Briggs left Tuesday j buck. O thers in the p arty were m orning for Portland where she will 0. C. Pierce and M. L. W atson Chas. Wilcox, Bill Shipley and H ar went h u n tin g Sunday and W atson old Thompson. They w ent to A r visit her d au g h ter and fam ily for two days before going to Dunsmuir, returned w ith a large buck deer. buckle m ountain to Taylor Creek. Calif., to spend th e w inter w ith her Mr. and Mrs. P aul Van P atten R ebuilt stra p watches, $5.00 to d aughter, Miss Marion Briggs. She left T hursday nig h t of last week on $12.00. A. W. Behrman. adv. has rented her residence here to Mr. and Mrs. C raig Percy. a week's vacation to coast points, going from here to P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lear of H epp B argain rates on Oregon Jo u rn al, ner were week end house guests of P ortland Oregonian and News Tele Bargain rates on Oregon Journal, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boynton. Mrs. gram by mail. Mrs. Georgia H ender gram by mail. Mrs. Georgia Hender- Lear will be remembered as Ruth son. adv P ortland Oregonian and News Tele- Cherry. Mr. Lear is assistan t coun son. adv ty ag en t in Morrow county, sta tio n Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. P e tit of Oregon City, Ore., announce th e ed a t Heppner. C harlotte See, who is employed a t b irth of son, Robert Read. Friday. the Wm. Longhorn home, spent the W. J. Logan, fath er of W. E. Lo October 14. Mrs P e tit will be re week end w ith relatives in La gan, local postm aster, returned Mon membered as M arian H enderson. Grande. day nig h t from Toronto, Canada, The baby is a grandson of Mrs. Geor where he had spent six weeks v isit gia H enderson, and a g reat nephew Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Townsend and ing relatives. Mr. Logan is 81 years of Mrs. C. E. Baker, of H erm iston. fam ily of Elgin, Ore., visited over of age and made the trip alone, re Miss E dith Clark, who teaches the week end a t the home of Mrs. tu rn in g by way of California. physical education in th e O ntario Addleman and family in Columbia district. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Caudle of E n te r high school, was an over n ig h t guest prise, Ore., were guests of Mr. and T hursday a t th e home of her par Mrs. Georgia Henderson retu rn ed Mrs. Roy Hale from W ednesday u n ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke. Monday m orning from Oregon City til Saturday of last week. They O thers w ith h er were Mis3 M argaret where she visited her d au g h ter and were enroute to th eir home from Hoffman, Miss G eorgianna Colman, family, Mr. and Mrs. Howard E. P e Portland and from here visited in and Miss May Finch, R.N., all of tit. and new grandson, born Friday. O ntario. They attended the regional Milton before retu rn in g home. teachers conference in Pendleton. Mrs. O. C. Pierce and d au g h ter Enjoy “Life” for one year by mail Members of the W estland G range M arian and son Stanley, and W anda for $3.50. Mrs. Georgia H enderson, v met a t th e F ran k Seeliger home Moore, G eraldine Mi$llins, G ladyt Monday to pour concrete for the Pierson, and Marie H inkle motored Mrs. Grace Rice and son Jack and basem ent of the new modern home to Pendleton S aturday to atten d the her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Ba now under construction. A bounti football game. ker, and b ro th er Sheldon Baker, of ful chicken dinner was served by Stanfield, left W ednesday m orning Mrs. F. Seeliger, assisted by Mrs. F. J. E stel has completed a small for Roseburg, Ore., where they will Chas. Seeliger, Mrs. P. A. Power and storage cellar on his 10-acre farm spend the rem ainder of the week vi J. D. Corliss. in the W estland d istrict. He and sitin g relatives. Mrs. Rice is em his wife came here from Oklahoma Ladies’ leather w atch straps, $1. 17 m onths ago and have made many ployed a t H u n te r’s Cafe. A. W. Behrm an, Herm iston. adv. im provem ents on th eir farm. Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brock en ter Guests a t the home of Mr. and See our new line of 10-15-25 cent tained at d inner in honor of th e ir Mrs. P. A. Power Sunday were Mrs. daughter, Mrs. F orrest Steinke, the C harlotte Dickenson, A thena, Mr. em broidery goods at B rierley’s. adv. occasion being h er b irthday a n n i and Mrs. Fijed Crops, Adatffs, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. N eufeldt of versary. Those present were Mr. and and Mrs. Clarence Power, Pendle Dallas, Ore., arrived M onday even Mrs. I. J. Couch. Mr. and Mrs. ton. Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Power, H er ing to visit u n til T hursday m orning Fales, Mrs. B ert Quick, H enry miston, Onley Saling, Lexington, w ith th e ir d au g h ter and fam ily. Mr. Rowell, Alton K ingsbury, F. Steinke H enry Power, Pendleton, and Mr. and Mrs. A1 Quiring. Mr. Neufeldt and Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B rake of and Mrs. H enry Shafer and daugh owns and operates a large prune or W allula. Mrs. H enry Rowell assist te r of Pendleton. ed w ith refreshm ents. chard near Dallas Helen Ralph left for P ortland Tuesday where she visited her sister C harlotte u n til T hursday and then w ent to Forest Grove to be the guest of Gerald K eller for home coming a t Pacific U niversity. H er m other. Mrs. Mabel Ralph, plans to motor to P ortland th is week end and th e two girls will re tu rn w ith her. WHY PAY FOR PRETTY PACKAGES? C h arlo tte has been in P o rtlan d for several m onths receiving medical care. Fancy Long Grain ^s. Mrs. W. E. Logan, Mrs. J. M. Pearson and Mrs. Gwyn Hughes were jo in t hostesses a t diessert Lbs. luncheons T hursday and F riday of last week a t th e home of Mrs. Lo gan. The H allow e’en m otif was used w ith b rig h t fail flowers a r ranged about th e rooms. High hon ors were won by Mrs. G erald W hite Hardwheat and Mrs. F. B. Swayze, and conso lation by Mrs. Joe Caudle, of E n te r ib. prise. Ore., and Mrs. A. H. Norton. Black Jo in t hostesse a t dinner parties Sunday and Monday of th is week were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald W hite and It P ops! Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Todd at th e W hite home. The conventional H al lowe’en colors added to the gayety of th e party. High honors were won by Mr. and Mrs. A. H. N orton and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen. and consolation by Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Table McReynolds. Ladies’ leath er w atch straps. $1. A. W. Behrm an, Herm iston. adv. A group of friends surprised Mrs. H ugh N ei|l a t a show er a t her home F riday afternoon, October 14. American Club T he afternoon was spent playing games, a fte r which Mrs. Neill open ed th e many lovely gifts presented to her. L ater in the afternoon re freshm ents were served. Those a t ten d in g were the Mesdames Claude Upham. Elm er Dixson and dau g h ter. Donita. A. C. W illcu tt and d au g h ter B arbara. Carl Hamm er and d augh Mild Loaf , lb. te r Carole. L ester Hamm er. Amanda Shaver. E verett Shaver, H enry Hooker. Enos B urchett, W. D. Neill, 1 quGa° l^ y J1 .7 JC A S E of 2 Dozen Floyd M athers and son Bobbie, Beu lah Plourd and d au g h ters P hyllis 90c DOZ. Assorted if you like and Peggy. Elm er Ryland. and Bax ONLY A FEW CASES LEFT! te r H utchison and d au g h ter Lois. Buy In BULK! R IC E B e a n s Idah°White Comedy— Doctor Cupid Red Walkinghoocl. Wednesday - Thursday OCTOBER 26 - 27 Wednesday Special Night! m ill fi w ith Jackie Cooper - Fay Bainter* Cartoon— Porky a t th e Crocadero Vita phone Capers. BERT QUICK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MOTORS Phone 22-R H ermiston I H A U L IN G fo r HIRE We Haul Anything, Anyplace at Anytime. RAY OLMSTEAD Phone 681 Hermiston, Oregon SPAGHETTI MACARONI PEPPER P o p C orn LARD 3 19c 5 2^0 4 ibs. 1 0 c 4 >bs- 1 9 c PEA S CORN ’ * 12 f°r 8 5 c S O A P Quick Arrow Chips 0. K. Brown Soap 9 V a n illa 8 oz. W estag 19c bars 18c Connor’s Cash Store bOO ROOMS • St NSIPI ! K'UFS D INING ROOM w ill be open Monday, Oct. 24 FOR BUSINESS Under the Management of Mr. & Mrs. F. H. Beymer “ If our service pleases yon, tell your friends— If it does not, tell US.” la tte r p a rt of the week w ith a deer. R uth McCulley was an over n ig h t guest of Beulah Ryland Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. F ran k Ryan of P o rt land w ere week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Corman. Mrs. Ry an is Mrs. C orm an’s sister. Columbia G range home economics club met w ith Mrs. Theodore P an ages Friday. Mr. and Mrs. V erne Dunham were Pendleton business visitors Friday. Mr. and Mrs. E lm er R yland were business visitors in Pendleton F ri day. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rogers of Stanfield visited a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Panages Monday. Mrs. Eltrter R yland visited Mrs. Sophia Kopacz Sunday. Joyce Sater was a Sunday d in n er guest a t the B axter H utchison home. Miss P auline Stoop of the H erald was calling in this d istric t Monday. E lb ert H utchison and Dan B ittn er of Pendleton spent Tuesday evening w ith E lb e rt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. B axter H utchison. Mr. and Mrs. L ester Hamm er and Mr. and Mrs. Carl H am m er and d au g h ter Carole were Pendleton vi sitors T hursday. SAFEWAY Prices for October 21st, 22nd and 24th. 980 Large 74-oz. tin 33* ♦ 2 8y>-oz. tins 25* 2 lb. pkg. 23* 6 lbs. 29* Quart jar 29* Quart ja r 25* % lb. pkg. 29* 4 lb. box CHOCOLATES Blue & Silver - Best Ever MOLASSES A unt Dinah DATE NUT BREAD Drom edary - Ready to Serve DOG FOOD Clix - Scientific Form ula DATE PRUNES Sweet Delicious - New Crop SALAD DRESSING A risto crat Salad Serve SWEET DILL PICKLES Libby’s - T ry T his D ifferent Pickle ORANGE PEKOE TEA C anterbury - E x tra F ine Q uality 1 2 lbs- 1 7 c 4 lbs- 5 9 c 2 ibs. 2 4 c EGG NOODLES SALT 3 ^s. 2 1 c C o ffe e Hills *Red Can 27® C o ffe e 19c Baking PowderCa|umet lb- pk«- 1 8 c Sandwich Spread Fu" * 2 8 e C H E E SE 18c Tomato Juice Hermiston Hotel ♦ » COLUMBIA ♦ By Lola Hutch Ison ♦ Leo La Mon of Pendleton was a visitor a t the L ester Hamm er home S aturday. He was here for the opening of duck season. Anne Sommerer and Kay Keener were in the style review at Pendle ton last F riday evening. They were accom panied by th e ir mothers. Apple picking at th e W illiam Neb- ergall farm was finished Monday. Mrs. Lois Blum and Mrs. L aura M orris were Pendleton business vi sitors Saturday. R. H. Stockard who was hunting in the mountains raturned homa the E d w a r d ’s C o ffe e Giant Tin The same famous blend you like so well in sm aller tins. 85« 2^^ 4 1-lb. tin s PORK 4 BEANS Van Camps in Tom ato Sauce BORENE 27* 2 y2-lb. pkgs. 33* 2 lb. carton 17* Lge. 36-oz. pkg. It's Borated CHEESE Shefford's - Assorted V arieties CRACKERS Salty Flake HEINZ SOUP airway Any Flavor COFFEE 1 lb 14c 3 lbs. 2 tin s SWANSDOWN 39* Cake F lo u r 40-oz. Pkg. TUNA FISH Del Monte HARVEST BLOSSOM No. tin FLOUR G uaranteed 49 lbs. KRISP SHELL $ 1 .0 9 Filled Candy — FRESH PRODUCE — Friday & Sat. Only Banana* lb. 5* Golden Cauliflower IO* No. 1 Heads Cabbage sack 98* 6 lbs. 15* For K raut Carrots Fancy - Bulk Parsnips L arge Heads 2 for 25* 160 29* ARMOURS PICNICS Med 6 to 8 lbs. PER LB......... 19* SILK TISSUE Soft - A bsorbent 6 lbs. Washed Lettuce 2 lbs 25* 5* 3 rolls IO*
