P A G E E IC H T
THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 3. 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Anderson of
Fall flowers added to the fall mo-
Ilelix were business visitors in town tiff of two dessert bridge luncheons
Thursday. W .H. Shannon of Helix given Thursday and F rid ay of last
was also here W ednesday.
week by Mrs. F. B. Swayze and Mrs.
B azaar and cooked food sale by A. H. Norton at the N orton home,
the H erm iston A ltar Society, Satur-1 High honors were won by Mrs. F. C.
day, December 10.
adv J McKenzie and Mrs. R. C. M|cRey-
Mrs. P earl Straw left Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis are the
Word
was
received
here
th
is
week
nolds, and consolation by Mrs. Geo.
p arents ot a baby daughter born m orning for P o rtland afte r visiting
Friday, October 28, a t the Herm is friends in H erm iston for a week, j th a t E. P. Illsley has suffered an- H arkenrider and Mrs. W. E. Logan.
| other stroke and was confined to a
Order ‘'L ife” a t $3.50 before Nov-
She was the house guest of Mrs.
ton G eneral hospital.
hospital.
He
is
w
ith
his
son
and
ember
10th. Mrs. Georgia Hender-
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke motor Georgia H enderson d u rin g her stay.
wife, Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Illsley a t son, Hermiston.
adv.
ed to Portland last week, retu rn in g
Mrs. E. P. Dodd spent the week
F ullerton, Calif. The Illsleys lived
A fifty cent chicken d inner will
late Sunday.
end in Pendleton
v _ isitin
__ u n til th ree years ago
,
. , g ” her
, p a r - i,„
in H erm iston
be served Sunday, Nov. 6, from 12
Mrs. Ellen M. P utnam of W alla entg, Mr. and Mrs. R. Alexander.
.
..
’
»uuc
| when
they
moved to California.
noon to 8 p. m., at th e H erm iston
W alla arrived Sunday to spend a
New box statio n ery 25c and 50c
W atch for announcem ent of open- Hotel.
adv
week or more a t the home of her son a t Brierley's.
adv ing of new beauty shop. Hugh Neill,I
Mrs. H arry Kelley and d au g h ter
and family, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. P ut-
Mr. and Mrs. L. S. B urrell re tu rn Herm iston.
adv K athleen Ann expect to retu rn home
nam ‘
ed to H erm iston th
the e first of the
Dr. and Mrs. C. J. W illiam s of I F riday from O ntario, Ore., where
Play-tim e glass dishes on special w eci from California. Mrs. B urrell Yakima. W n., b rother of Mrs. W. A. they have been w ith Mr. Kelley for
a t Brierley's, 15c a set.
adv ],as heen visiting th e re for some H ineline, spent th e week end a t the th e past four weeks. Mr. Kelley is
Mrs. W. S. Boynton returned r u e s - ,t jlne an(j jjr. Bu rre u w ent down to Hlrieline home.
su perintendent of the CCC camp
day from Roseburg where she has retu rn w ith her. Jim Jackson sub-
Order “L ife” a t $3.50 before Nov there. Mrs. Kelley has been on leave
been for the past four weeks visit- 3tltuted as teacher in his d ep art em ber 10th. Mrs. Georgia H ender from her duties as local m anager of
ing her daughter and family, Mr. n!Pnt d u rin g his absence.
son, H erm iston.
adv. the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
and Mrs. Rov Sullivan, and also in
,,
,
F raser is seen about town
W. S. Caverhill of M ilton was Co.
P ortland w ith her son, Mr. and Mrs.
.
,
again a fte r recu p eratin g from a nia- palling on voters in H erm iston Mon
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto
E arl Boynton.
jor operation perform ed some weeks day. He is a candidate for county m etrist who has made professiona!
ago. He hopes to be back on th e job commissioner on the republican visits to Herfniston for 25 years and
at the Oregon H ardw are & Imple ticket. Caverhill has been a resident is known for good optical work at
ment Co. store soon.
reasonable prices, will again be at
of U m atilla county for 14 years.
G irls’ Berm uda S kirts, 79c to 98e Herm iston Hotel W ednesday, Nov.
The Misses M axine F au st and
adv 9, for one day. Eyes examined.
P auline Lewis and Gerald Haddox at Ruby M cM illan’s.
adv.
HERMISTON, OREGON motored to P ortland over the week Mr. and Mrs. M aurice Pierson of Glasses properly fitted.
Mrs. J. G. Pearson and Mrs. Mabel
end w here they visited Miss F a u st’s Spokane, W n., announce th e b irth
of a d au g h ter D iana May, Friday. W alker entertain ed last week at a
parents.
FRIDAY ONLY - NOV. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S tillitt of October 28. Mrs. Pierson will be re miscellaneous show er compliment-»
D O N 'T FORGET—
Court Rock, Ore., were house guests membered as M argaret Hedwall. ing Miss B arbara Wessell who was
Both are graduates of th e H erm is m arried W ednesday. A very pleasant
|
FRIDAY, NOV. 4 IS THE NIGHT. nf Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne Wed- ton high school. Mr. Pierson is teach evening was spent ta k in g p art in
i nesday.
ing a t K inm an Business U niversity. games and pleasant conversation.
G arnet Best, county ag en t for
Order "L ife” a t $3.50 before Nov Many ladies from Stanfield were
I Wallowa county, of E nterprise, Or.,
j was a business visitor in town Wed ember 10th. Mrs. Georgia H ender present, having known the honoree
son, H erm iston.
adv. since childhood. Delicious refresh
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Sm ith and m ents w ere served a t the close of
A Pofomo«’1' Fi<t»»e
J. L. D augherty underw ent an
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Robertson en te r the evening. The p arty was held in
emergency operation for appendicitis
tained Sunday and Monday evening the Pearson home.
T hursday m orning a t St. A nthony’s
Order “Life” a t $3.50 before Nov
a t bridge dinners at the Smith
w ith
hospital in Pendleton. He is g ettin g
home. Chrysanthem um s were used em ber 10th. Mrs. Georgia H ender
LYNNE OVERMAN
along as well as can be expected.
adv.
to add to th e gaiety of the tables. son, Herm iston.
ELIZABETH PATTERSON
C. W arner, pastor of the Union
High honors w ent to Mr. and Mrs.
COMEDY— Stupor Visor
B. H anellne and Mr. and Mrs. H. T. church, who spent last week in H er
MUSICAL— No Sale
BERT QUICK
F raser, and second high to Mr. and miston assistin g w ith the evange
Mrs. Cleve C lark and Mr. and Mrs. listic services being conducted at
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
the church, again retu rn ed to his
Ralph R ichards.
SATURDAY ONLY - NOV. 5
MOTORS
studies a t N orthw est C hristian col
Phone 22-R
Herm iston
Hank Luisetti, Wizard champion
lege a t Eugene.
Local Happenings
IT ’S HERE!
T h e
OASIS THEATRE
193 9
F O R D
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Rohrman Motor Co,
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of America’s Fastest Game, in a
Breathless Story of College Life.
“ CAMPUS
CONFESSIONS”
w ith
Betty Grable - William Henry
and
HANK LUISETTI
COMEDY— B erth Quake
PATHE PARADE.
Sun. - Mon. - Tuet.
H A U L IN G
ACCURATE TIM E
HELPS MAKE
SUCCESSFUL APPOINTMENTS
A. W . B ehrm an
HERMISTON, OREGON
NOV. 6 - 7 - 8
Continuous Show Sunday
2:59 P.M.; 4:54 P.M.; 6:49 P.M.;
8:44 P.M. & 10:39 P.M.
BING CROSBY
FRED MAC MURRAY
in
‘Sing You Sinners’
T here’s feud with every course . .
as the Batty Beebes w rangle their
way through the gal-darndest
bunch of family nrgum ents th a t
ever were argued!
'OLOR CARTOON -
Donald’s
Better Self.
PARAMOUNT PICTORIAL.
Wednesday - Thursday
NOV. 9 - 10
Wednesday Special Night!
‘Breaking the Ice’
w ith
Bobby Breen • Delres Costello
and
RENE DARE, the six year old
ice skating queen.
OMEDY W estern Welcome
OLOR CARTOON — Moth and
and the Flame,
R e to c a the LABOR
B R U S IT O With
uniOBîsj»!
L A D Y , BE GOOD
To Your Pocketbook— SHOP
Today’s Specials— and SAVE
2
DATES
4
R A IS IN S
PEANUT CLUSTERS
PEANUT BUTTER
2
PO P C O R N ■« ™ J
JELLO
C O FFE E
C O FFEE
COCOA
CRACKERS 2
TOBACCO
PUNCH BASE
BEANS
New Crop
New Crop
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Hollywood
Red Can
Guaranteed
316 X YES
19c
24c
19c
Lbs.
Lbs.
18c
Pkgs
Lb.
Lb.
Lbs.
2-Lb. Boxes
Brown's Mule
1 lb. Box
Bottle
W hite or Red
M ACARONI
SPA G H ETTI
C E B B IW THIS
LABOR M E S S !
io n
Lbs.
Pkg.
Makes 1 Gallon
Clean-up Price
v "
Lbs.
V A N IL L A
Hardwheat
4 lbs.
8
Stock up on this item—Lots of baking ahead.
Connor’s Cash Store
HERMISTON, OREGON
TOWNSENDITES
FAVOR CANDIDATES
‘'B
Cor HIRE
We Haul Anything,
Anyplace at
Anytime.
RAY OLMSTEAD
Phone 681
Hermiston, Oregon
N e w
The H erm iston Townsend club
met F riday n ig h t w ith 75 members
present to hear a recommended can
didacy for the Townsend vote as
given by n ational headquarters. E l
ection guide cards were distributed
and discussed, a copy of which will
be found in th is issue.
A com mittee on tran sp o rta tio n to
th e polls was named as follows: Dr.
A. E. Marble, R. H. H artley, W. C.
Morehouse, Mrs. Joe Udey of H er
m iston;
Jim Beebe of S tanfield;
Mr. DeLano and J. S. S to tt of Board
man, and E arl Connell of U m atilla.
Refreshm ents were served by Mrs.
Fred Lenz, Mrs. R. H. H artley and
Mrs. Hughes. The next reg u lar meet
ing nig h t has been postponed due
to the A rm istice day program , and
w ill be held Saturday, November 12.
T he public is invited to atten d all
meetings.
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!,E.W.A. ELECTS AT
ANNUAL MEETS
The Inland Em pire W aterw ays as
sociation held its an n u a l m eeting at
Lewiston, Idaho, October 25. The
association w ent on record pledging
its efforts and support of Document
7 04, which was presented to cong
ress last Ju n e 3, by th e board of •
arm y engineers, and the w ar de
partm en t, recom m ending the full 1
development of th e Columbia and
Snake rivers, w ith th e first dam a t i
U m atilla rapids to be followed by I
four dams on th e Snake. The asso
ciation will devote its efforts to se
cure a favorable action on the m ea
sure supporting the en g in eer's » e -1
port, to be introduced in congress
by Senator Schw ellenback in J a n u
ary, when it is expected th a t funds
will be released to begin construc
tion a t U m atilla rapids.
Officers elected a t Lew iston are
as follows: J. W. Shepherd of Lew
iston. vice president for Idaho; La-
dru Barnum of The Dalles, vice
president for Oregon; Jay P erry of
Kennewick, vice president for W ash
in g to n ; and nine directors, Ju d g e
C. L. Sweek of Pendleton; B ert
Johnson of Ione; F. V. Galloway of
The Dalles; J. B. McDonald of
G rangeville: Allen D. ?$ewman of
Culdesac; R. S. Erb of Lew iston;
A rth u r E. Cox of W alla W alla; B.
M. H u n tin g to n of W alla W alla, and
C harles B aker of W alla W alla.
Executive secretary H. G. W est
reported th a t th e association had
collected from eleven counties in
W ashington and seven eounttes in
Oregon and from th e S tate of Id a
ho, th e sum of $11.006.39. and had
on hand th e sum of $1247.90.
Q uotas allotted to th e same te rr i
tory for the ensuing year were set
at a to tal of $13.450. w hich Is to he
used in th e cam paign to secure fa
vorable action from congress. The
quota assigned U m atilla county.
$1760, and Morrow county, $600.
FEATURES
NOV. 4 - 7
INCLUSIVE
NOB HILL COFFEE
F inest Blend
2 Lbs- 39*
2 lbs- 25<
P er lb.
10*
1 lb. 20c
MARSHMALLOWS
F luffiest - F inest
GINGER SNAPS
F resh - T asty
POP CORN
Jap Hulless
Peanut B utter
Real Roast
PURE CANE
Pancake Flour
SUGAR
Save at this
Low Price!
IO
Lbs.
10 lb. sack
39*
1 lb- tin
MS*
Maximum
Cranberry Sauce
More Economical
53*
11 oz. pkg.
Currants
F or Desserts
Brown Sugar
Fresh - Moist
MILD CREAM
No. 2 tin
Grape F ruit
CHEESE
s Ibs- 2 9 *
Floridan
W alla WaJla
^lade
Deviled Meat 3 No- ’4 tins
M orrell’s
Airway Coffee
IO*
3 lbs.
Economical
WALNUT MEATS
New Crop
% lb. 25c
1 ,b 45*
2 Ise. pkgs.
J 8-oz. pkgs. 20^
Per lb. 10*.
SUPURB SOAP
Easy on th e H ands
COEN FLAKES
Ready to Serve
CHOCOLATE DROPS
P opular Confection
FRESH PRODUCE
MED. SIZE
O R A N G ES
F ull of Juice
2 .....
29*
KITCHEN CRAFT
LOCAL
PO TATO ES
100 lb.
Sack ...
50 lbs. 55c
95*
CRISP UTAH
49 lb. sack
CELERY
Delicious All Green
Medium
Bunches
.....
T here's ju st tim e to make your
T hanksgiving fruitcake.
But
be use to use KTTCHEN
CRAFT to assure uniform re
sults, ex tra raolstness and a
perfect blending of rich fru it
flavors.
J*
$ 1 .1 9
SAFEWAY