The Hermiston herald., November 10, 1938, Page 6, Image 6

PA GE F '
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
d a tiv e au d ien c e w as in a tte n d a n c e ,
S ch e n k ’s a p p o in tm e n t h as been
and a s u b s ta n tia l nu cleu s for a p lay ­
approved by P re s id e n t D onald M.
ground eq u ip m en t fu n d w as realized.
E rb and C h an cello r F. M. H u n te r,
We th a n k o u r p a re n ts an d frie n d s
w ho w ill su b m it
reco m m en d atio n s
for th e ir h e a rty cooperation. W e a l­
to th e s ta te board of h ig h e r ed u ca­
so w ish to th a n k Miss G ladys W il­
tio n fo r fin a l actio n .
Î
U n iv ersity of O regon— T h e posi­
liam s, a form er p u p il of C olum bia,
for an ex cellen t tap d a n c in g n u m ­ tion of m a n ag e r of th e O regon N ew s­
T h e new O.N.P.A. m a n a g e r w ork­
Mrs. G oldie O’B rien is now em ­
Mrs. F red D avis an d
d a u g h te r ber.
p ap er P u b lish e rs’ asso ciatio n and ed in th e d isp la y a d v e rtis in g d e p a rt­
ployed a t H u n te r’s C afe.
a s s is ta n t professor of Jo u rn alism a t m en t of th e O regon J o u rn a l for tw o
P a u lin e le ft th e H erm isto n G eneral
Mrs. Don Jack so n re tu rn e d W ed­ h o sp ital M onday for th e ir hom e in
th e U n iv ersity of O regon
re c en tly
On T h u rsd a y , N ovem ber 10, Co­ vacated by A rn e G. R ae, w ill be ta k ­ y ears before he e n tered th e u n iv e r­
n esday from T h e D alles w h ere she I U m atilla.
sity school of Jo u rn alism in 1929.
h as been sin ce S u n d ay lo o k in g a fte r
Mrs. L. C. D yer an d g ra n d d a u g h ­ lu m b ia school w ill p re s e n t a sh o rt en over J a n u a r y 1 by H a rry S.
p rogram in com m em oration of A r­ S chenk, a d v e rtisin g m a n ag e r of th e
business.
te r H elen K ay Isaac o f P ilo t Rock m istice day.
W hile a t th e u n iv e rsity
S chenk
G erald K eller, s tu d e n t a t P acific sp e n t th e week end in H erm isto n .
M cM innville T e le p h o n e-R eg ister, It w as a m em ber of A lpha D elta Sigm a,
U n iv ersity a t F o rest G rove, sp en t
was an n o u n ced here. R ae h a s been a d v e rtis in g f r a te r n ity . F ria rs , se n ­
O rd er yo u r m ag azin es fo r C h ris t­
th e week end in H erm isto n v is itin g m as g ifts now.
See M rs. G eorgia
G row ing p la n ts w ith o u t soil is selected ex ecu tiv e se c re ta ry of th e ior m en’s serv ice h o n o rary , a n d D el­
his p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. D. K eller. H en d erso n , H erm isto n .
ta U psilon, social fra te rn ity .
becom ing an in te re s tin g s u b s titu te N a tio n a l E d ito ria l asso ciatio n .
New lin e of p ic tu re s 10c to 59c
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k
S alin g
of for th e p rin te d page in E ig h th g rad e
a t B rierley s.
adv L ex in g to n w ere h ere M onday. J. E. a g ric u ltu re .
Dr. C u rry , o p to m o trist from S e­ H arv ey , P en d leto n , E rsk in e L aH ue,
a ttle , w as h ere th is week an d w ill H elix, an d W. T. G erard , L ex in g to n ,
re tu rn In th re e weeks.
w ere in tow n on bu sin ess M onday,
T he la te st ad d itio n to C o lu m b ia’s
Mrs. L a u ra M o rtim o re sp e n t fro m
Chas. S. C lark is a b o u t ag a in a f ­ e q u e stria n club is a lively new ped i­
S u n d ay u n til W ed n esd ay
v isitin g te r h a v in g been co n fin ed to h is home greed m o u n t re c en tly p u rch ased by
h er d a u g h te r Mrs. R alp h T a y lo r In fo r sev eral day s w ith an
in ju re d Bobbv E a to n — said m o u n t dubbed
B ak er, Ore.
sh o u ld er received w hen he fell from ’’S m oky” .
SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER 12 to 14.
O rd er y o u r m ag azin es for C h ris t­ a load of hay.
m as g ifts now.
See Mrs. G eorgia
H. C. D y k stra, m a n ag e r of th e
T he fo u rth g rad e boys and g irls
H en d erso n , H erm isto n .
G ran d v iew L ivestock & P o u ltry Co.,
Mr. a n d Mrs. E ric S te u rg u rd have an d Ja c k P a rris h of S eattle, field of C olum bia w ill s it a t th e ir own
been tra n s fe rre d from T h é D alles to m an fo r P e rry B ro th e rs ’ P o u ltry luncheon ta b le T h u rsd a y noon. T he
H erm isto n w here
Mr.
S te u rg u a rd B rokers, w ere c o n fe rrin g
M onday m enu w ill in clu d e san d w ich es, cele­
w ill a c t as e n g in e e r on th e w ork a t w ith B. I. W h itn ey , local re p re se n ­ ry stick s, h o t chocolate, w arm ap p le ­
th e ra p id s dam site.
ta tiv e of th e G ran d v iew L ivestock sauce and cup cakes. T h e re a re
th re e pupil com m ittees m a k in g a ll
T h e U m atilla A lta r Society
w ill & P o u ltry Co.
O rd er “ L ife” a t $3.50 b efore N ov­ a rra n g e m e n ts for p ro p e r ta b le s e t­
give a cooked food sale and b azaar,
F rid a y , N ovem ber 18, a t th e post em ber 1 0 th . Mrs. G eorgia H e n d e r­ tin g , p re p a ra tio n an d se rv in g of th e
hot chocolate an d ap p lesauce, as
office a t 2 p. m.
adv son, H erm isto n .
adv. well as seeing th a t o rd e rlin e ss is the
Mrs. D uff K n ig h t,
o w n er of
P e te W. B eam er h as purchased key n ote a fte r th e lu n ch eo n .
R u b y ’s B eau ty Shop, is on a tw o a n d ta k e n possession of th e old Ko-
The very best
Lb.
T h is co o p erativ e a c tiv ity
is an
w eeks’ vacatio n . H er sis te r M rs. Ida pacz place on th e S tan field p ro ject.
M eans of P o rtla n d is v is itin g h e r T h ere a re 55 -acres and a ll good o u tg ro w th of a series of h e a lth les­
sons em p h asizin g th e “ B ig T h re e 1
th is week.
b u ild in g s on th e
p ro p erty . T h e
A. C. S w arn er an d d a u g h te r M ir­ B eam er p ro p erty h a s re c e n tly been in school lu n ch es, h ap p y w holesom e
group co n v ersatio n aro u n d th e ta b ­
iam le ft T h u rsd a y m o rn in g fo r Cor­ sold and occupied.
le a t hom e o r school, an d a ttra c tiv e
v a llis to spend O regon S ta te hom e
Mrs. J. W. M cM ullen an d h e r sis' tab les, set co rrectly .
co m in g week end w ith Miss T h elm a te r Mrs. W . M. G ra n t of S e a ttle , re
In th e succeed in g tw o w eeks, one
S w arn er, s tu d e n t a t O.S.C., a n d Mr. tu rn e d to H erm isto n S u n d ay eve­
no o n tim e in each w ill be se t aside
an d Mrs. H e rb e rt S w arn er.
n in g w ith Mr. M cM ullen w ho m o to r­ for fifth and six th g ra d e lu n ch eo n s
O rd er y o u r m ag azin es for C h ris t­ ed to S e a ttle fo r them . Mrs. Mc­ respectively.
T he m em bers o f th e
m as g ifts now.
See Mrs. G eorgia M ullen h as been w ith h e r s is te r fo r classes plan sim ple m enus m ak in g
H en d erso n , H erm isto n .
fo u r weeks. Mrs. G ra n t w ill v is it sure th e "B ig T h re e ” a re included.
Mr. an d Mrs. R alp h K rau se a re h ere fo r some tim e.
Cream Style Corn, 49’ Brand No. 303 - 3 for
F rom m a te ria l fo u n d in a lib ra ry
O rd er yo u r m ag azin es fo r C h ris t­ hook e n title d “ E v ery d ay Good M an­
th e p a re n ts of a son b o rn T h u rsd a y ,
See Mrs. G eorgia ners fo r Boys a n d G irls” w ritte n by
N ovem ber 3, a t th e H erm isto n G en­ m as g if ts , now.
Albers Corn Flakes, 8 oz. pkgs.................4 for
e ra l h o sp ital. B oth m o th er a n d b a ­ H en d erso n , H erm isto n .
E rn e stin e L. B adt, R u th M cCulley
W h ite ta p e rs and ch ry sa n th e m u m s w ill lead a series of class discussions
by a re do in g nicely. It is th e ir sec­
w ere used as centerpiece« a t a d in ­ on ev ery day tahje_ m anners.
Comb Honey, light a m b e r.................... 10 oz.
ond child.
n e r p a rty given S a tu rd a y by M t.
an d Mrs. W . J. W a rn e r and M r. and
USE N E W S P A P E R A D V ER T IS­
M rs. E. D. M artin a t th e W a rn e r
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WHAT I L IK E ,
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. F ra s e r, and con­
ABOUT v o w /
so lid atio n by D r. and Mrs. W . L.
M organ an d Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. IJa r-
k e n rid e r.
SCHENK TAKES OVER
EDITORIAL POSITION
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
NOV. 11 . 12
DOUBLE F E A T U R E !
T H U R S D A Y , N O V E M B E R 10, 1038
Hermiston Mercantile Cooperative
John Litel - Ann Sheridan
‘LITTLE MISS
THOROUGHBRED’
Plus Short Feature.
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
NOV. 13 - 14 - 15
Continuous Show Sunday
"Spawn of the North” starts—
3:20 P.M.; 5:53 P.M.; 8:28 P
M. and 10:59 P. M.
A d v en tu res in A lask a
as Two
L ife-L ong F rie n d s F in d T h em ­
selves on O pposite Sides In a
Deadly S alm on W ar!
Á ji
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8FNRÏ FONOA DOROTHY IAMOUR
A Paramount Picture
March of Time.
Sortoon— Out of the Inkwell
Musical— Easy on the Ice.
Wednesday - Thursday
SA VE on your Meat Supplies!
STEAKS .
HAMBURGER
ROASTS .
SAUSAGE
B oysenberries j n 0. 21/,
R aspberries
, Tins ’
Y oungberries i
ACCURATE TIME HELPS MAKE
SUCCESSFUL A P P O IN TM E N TS
A. W . Behrm an
HERMISTON, OREGON
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P ro fesso r S q u ib b 's A m ateu r H o u r
pro g ram on W ed n esd ay of la s t week
proved a decided success, b o th from
th e s ta n d p o in t of e n te r ta in m e n t and
re m u n e ra tio n .
A la rg e an d ap p re-
EXCURSIONS
E x a m p le
$§805
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TO CHICAGO
IN
DELUXE
>
FORD V -8 : Now five inches
lo n g e r From b u m p e r to
bumper. Roomier bodies —
more luggage space. New
styling. Hydraulic brakes.
S cien tific soundproofing.
Triple-cushioned comfort. 85
or 60 bp. V-8 engine.
YOU CAR’T BEAT THESE SPECIAL VALUES!
COCOA
2
BEANS
DATES Fresh Stock
Friees begin a t . . . .$ 5 8 4 *
S4A 4*
DC LUXE FOOD V -8 : Pro-
▼ides all the basic Ford fea­
tu re s, w ith e x tra luxury.
R e m a rk a b le a m o u n t of
e q u ip m e n t in c lu d e d in
price. H ydraulic brakes.
85-bp. V-8 engine. Sets a
new high for low-priced
cars — in appearance and
performance.
PEANUT BUTTER Hoodys
Marshmallows
Friees begin e t. . . S M 4 *
Fluffiest
CHEESE Just Right
round t w f
TWO NEW FORDS
THE RUMOR IS TRUE
White or Red
LOW FARE
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COLUMBIA SCHOOL
NOTES
L endol and E leen R agle, fo rm erly
of A rizona, en te re d school M onday.
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3O C
15*
Wednesday Special N ight!
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20c Lb.
17c Lb
20c Lb.
22C
BERRIES - Local Canned
NOVEMBER 16 - 17
Comedy— Prisoners of Swing
Pine Fern.
.
Lb.
De Lexe Fard V-8 Farder Sedea $ 7 4 9 *
AND THE NEW MERCURY 8
jfor 1939
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CORN, PEAS, BEANS, Blue Lake,
SPAGHETTI with Cheese
TOMATO JU IC E........................... w
K. BROWN SOAP 1 0 ‘-
PEPPER
lb. pkg.
RAISINS
COFFEE Hills Red Can
PEANUTS S “
2 tb s .
MnnCUUY i t An entirely
new car. Fits into the Ford
line between the De Luxe
Ford and the Lincoln-Zéphyr.
Distinctive styling. 116-inch
wheelbase. Unusually wide
bodies. Remarkably quiet.
Hydraulic brakes. New 95-
hp. V-8 engine.
0.
New Crop
Lbs.
Prices begin a t . . . ¿ 8 9 4 *
Tbr Mrrcrry V.S Towa-Sadea $ 9 3 4 *
Lb.
RAINS
iom Port­
is i, 7th,
H i houie
Fere.
9:35 p •
•w aideee
t:0O a.m
,p D in e r.
Honed.
I Free
.LE V
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only by
White Eagle Chips 5 lb. pkg.
Pancake Fleur
10 lb. sack
PRUNES Oregon Date 3
Asparagus Tips & G ib - Boysenberries
Respberries »4 Youngberries
In 2*4 size can s, can n ed by Mrs. H M. B row n and Mrs. R. G ull-
land a t th e local c a n n ery , a t—
Local Aqent
SHIP wo emc mtoe paone
o f its k in d — where production processes are
con trolled from iron ore to finished ca r— and
savings passed alon g as extra valu e.
T hings are h appening in the autom otive
w orld th is year! N ow here is the advance more
marked than in the Ford Q uality Group. See
our dealers before you b u y a n y car at an y price.
★ Delivered la Detroit — taxes extra
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• T he new cars in the Ford Q uality Group
fo r 1939 give you a broad choice. W hichever
you choose, whatever you pay, y o u 'll get to p
valu e fo r yo u r m on ey. That is true o f the low est
priced car or the highest. A ll have one im por­
tant thing in com m on — inherent qu ality.
T heir quality com es from fine m aterials,
precision w orkm anship, and from the fact that
back o f these cars is the on ly autom obile plant
Connor’s Gash Store
Rohrm an Motor Co.
Your Authorized Dealer
HERMISTON, OREGON
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