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page THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 191*. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. rovn Miss Margaret McMullen, student Reid, Ethel Hughes; Refreshment, at Eastern Oregon Normal at La Nellie Tucker, Jessie Hooker, Rosa Grande, will spend the holidays with Shipp. February 3 — Program, Bertha her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mc Mullen. Esther McMullen will also Knox, Laura Morris; Refreshment. Jessie Corman. Annette Barham, Lll- be home from Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne and Us McCulley. Miss Roberta Mullins arrived Zelda Curtis motored to Portland Chas. Reese, manager of the Echo February 17— Program. Cather No secret* about our prices nor about Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving ine Sommerer, Avis Keener; Re Flouring Mills, was in town Tues holidays with her mother, Mrs. Bert day, also N. A. Elder of Pendleton. with her grandmother who Is 97 freshment, Grace Foster, Emma Up our Quality either. The latter we gua ham, Lois Hutchison. Mrs. Matthew Gordon returned to Mullins. years of age. Fred Rankin and Fred Reeves Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Mayer left rantee to be beyond reproach because her home Monday after receiving March 3— Program. Mabel Weeks, medical care in the Hermiston Gen left Wednesday for Corvallis where Wednesday night for Lebanon and May Getchell; Refreshment. Edna they will spend the holiday week Corvallis where they will spend the Barager, Emma Chrlstley, Mrs. Ben we sell Red & White brand*—the for eral hospital for several days. end. the Thanksgiving holidays. They Fix. Harry Kelley, superintendent of mer we make plain to you by marking Miss Florence Holt of Salem, Or., the OCC camp at Ontario. Ore., will is employed as operator at Ruby’s will attend the Oregon-Oregon State March 17 — Program, Catherine game in Portland Saturday and visit spend Thanksgiving and the week Beauty shop, which is operated by Jendrzejewski, Martha Walthers; every item. friends before returning Sunday. Refreshment, Mabel Reid, Dora end at home with his family. Mrs. Ruby Knight. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider Mikesell, Mary Buell. Mrs. E. J. Saylor returned Tues Mrs. L. A. Moore and daughter April 7—Program, Rosa Shipp, day morning from a trip to Port Martha arrived in Hermiston Tues and son Frank and Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Richards and son Ralph mo Emma Hutchison; Refreshment, land. day and will remain until Saturday, tored to Portland Wednesday night Mrs. Alice Wagner left Tuesday Mrs. Moore is spending part of her to spend Thanksgiving. They plan Martha Walther, Mary Harr, Min for Lewiston, Idaho, to visit her sis time in Goldendale. Wn., where ned to visit relatives at Estacada nie Ott. April 21— Program, Lois Hutchi ter and brother over the Thanksgiv they have a theatre. and also attend the Oregon-Oregon son, Emma Upham; Refreshment, ing holidays. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Allen are the State game Saturday. They expect Zoe Linder, Catherine Jendrzejewski Mrs. Mabel Walker and daughter parents of a daughter named Delores to return Sunday. Ethel Hughes. Beverley motored to Walla Walla Juanita born Friday, November 18 Dr. H. Curry, the Seattle optome May 5— Program, Blanche Ry- Tuesday on business. at the Hermiston General hospital. trist, who has made professional land; Edna Barager; Refreshment, Homer Wilson of Rufus. Ore., is She weighed 6 ’/6 pounds. visits to Hermiston for 20 years and Lotiisa Marble, Clara Bloom. Emma December 3— Basketball game here December 17— Basketball game her« the guest of C. J. Buhmann this Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White will is known for good optical work at Hamman. with Heppner. with Umatilla. week at the home of his parents, s p e n d Thanksgiving with Mr reasonable prices, will again be at May 19— Program, Jessie Corman, December 22— Primary operetta. Mr. and Mrs. A. Buhmann. He is re White's mother, Mrs. Sarah White, Hermiston Hotel, Tuesday, Novem Margaret Blahm; Refreshment, Ed December 9 — Basketball game at December 23— Girls’ League and Pendleton. turning from a visit with his par and other relatives in Lexington. ber 29, for one day. Eyes examined, na Udey, Bertha Knox, Emma Up Lettermen’s club dance. ents in Lewiston, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Pearson left and glasses properly fitted. December 10— Basketball game here adv ham. with Pendleton. Fred Rauch of Butter Creek and Tuesday night by train for Tilla Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman mo CLASSIFIED ADS H. H. Klinchloe of Irrigon, were mook to spend the holidays with tored to Spokane, Wn., Tuesday HIGH SCHOOL CALENDAR. December 13— Basketball game at their daughter and family, Mr. and where they met Mrs. Rohrman s November 28— Navarre dancers. in Hermiston Wednesday. Athena. BRING RESULTS Do your Christmas shopping early Mrs. Geo. McKenzie. mother, Mrs. Kathryn O’Keefe, who December 2—^Junior play. December 15— P. T. A. contata. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin E. Stanton of will spend the winter with her at Brierley’s. a<iv Miss Mary Petri went to Portland Vancouver, Wn., visited from Sun daughter and family. Mrs. R. C. Mc Wednesday night to spend the day until Tuesday evening with his Reynolds accompanied them to Spo Thanksgiving holidays with Mrs. sister, Mrs. O. K. Mudge, and moth kane and will spend several days er, Mrs. Margaret Hamblet. with her sister and family, Mr. and Chas. Storz and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Quiring of Mrs. Maurice Pierson. Mr. and Mrs. O. 0. Felthouse left Thursday morning to spend the Dallas. Ore., arrived Wednesday to Miss Edith Clark? arrived home holidays in Portland and attend the spend Thanksgiving with their son Wednesday night to spend Thanks Oregon-Oregon State football game and family, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Quir giving with her parents, Mr. and ing. Saturday. Mrs. J. A. Clarke. She is teaching Mrs. Leila Phelps of Bend. Ore- Lester Stoop, who has been em physical education in the high will spend Thanksgiving week end ployed at Bonneville, arrived Wed school at Ontario, Ore. Saturday oy nesday to spend Thanksgiving In with her son and family, Mr. and morning she will accompany Miss Mrs. Merle Phelps, in Hermiston. Hermiston with relatives. Pauline Stoop, Allen Clarke, Don Christmas shoppers will find this sale a great opportunity to buy fall mer Methodist Ladies Aid bazaar Sat Mrs. Phelps is a former resident of Serell, Eldon Saylor of Hermiston, chandise that b i n dem and-Today. Stock up now with your hohda y and Hermiston. urday afternoon and evening, De and Ardath Gordon of Meacham, to Mrs. Doris Bounds, formerly Doris cember 3. Also turkey dinner ser winter clothing. The items listed here are typical o^the BARGAINS YOU Portland to attend the Oregon-Ore ved between 5:30 and 7:30 in base Swayze of Hermiston, will be secre gon State football game. WILL FIND IN EVERY DEPARTMENT OF OUR STORE!_________ ___ ment of church. adv tary to Senator Alex Barry, during Two dessert bridge parties were Mr. and Mrs. A. Cunha and fam his short term in Washington. She held consecutively Thursday and MEN’S RAYON ily, Miss Bernice Mudge and E. was formerly secretary to Senators Friday of last week at the home of Liesegang of Echo will be Thanks Frederick Steiwer and Reams. Mrs. Gerald White, with Mrs. White, Theron Powell, chief engineer at giving dinner guests of Mr. and Roman Striped Assorted colors and patterns. Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen and Mrs. the Stanfield SCS camp, was thrown 17x34 size Only—Each Mrs. Roy Hale. Mabel Walker acting as joint host from a horse Sunday and severely 3 ^ PAIR FOR esses. The Thanksgiving motif was injured. He is in the Hermiston used to make very attractive table GAY COLORED General hospital and had not re decorations. High honors were won For Ladies and Men. Shades of gained consciousness Tuesday night. brown, blue and rose. A blessing by Mrs. W. J. Warner and Mrs. Geo. Wm. Switzler of Umatilla, recent these cold mornings. Harkenrider and second high by Elastic top. ly elected county commissioner from Mrs. C. M. Jackson and Mrs. James X for A GENUINE BARGAIN the west end of Umatilla county, HERMISTON, OREGON was in town Wednesday stating he Todd. MEN’S < Only— J. A. Ayers celebrated his 75th had returned from attending a coun birthday Sunday at his home in FRIDAY - SATURDAY ty official’s convention in Salem. Hermiston with his daughter, Mrs. LADIES’ DURING OUR SALE ONLY Ladrew Moshberger, former teach 100 per cent wool - 32 oz. Melton NOVEMBER 25 - 26 Roy Coxen, acting as hostess. Those We want you to get acquaint A cold weather necessity. er in the high school here, arrived present were Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cox- DOUBLE FEATURE! ed with the best value in hos Regular $4.00 Thursday morning to spend Thanks en and sons Floyd and Gerald, Her iery on the market. Guaran NOW— Brushed Wool. loin the Jr. G-Mon in the giving with Dr. and Mrs. W. L. miston; Mr. and Mrs. Burl Coxen teed rtnglees, and splashproof. Reg. $2.50. NOW— Boy-Hunt of the Year! Full fashioned, chiffon and Morgan. He is teaching in the Uni and family Glenn and Betty Marie, MEN’S service weights versity high school at Eugene. Heppner; Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ay Miss Mary Burnham arrived Wed ers, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and nesday evening to spend Thanks children Ray and Julia, Butter Split Horse hide. Silk Crepe, bias cut. RAYON All Leather. On sale at giving with her mother Mrs. J. S. Creek: Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W itten- Reg. $1.00. NOW— Burning and her sister Marjorie. burger, Mrs. Frank Helms and BOYS’ She is a tsudent at Central Wash daughters Charlotte, Henrietta and BOSS CANVAS ington College of Education at El Harriett, Pine City; Mrs. Ollie Neill Attractive Patterns — Every one different. lensburg, Wn. KATHLEEN LOCKHART S IC K PURCELL and daughters Neva and Lena, Hep Sizes 7 to 14. Assorted Reg. $1.95 N ow - Miss Louise Johnston of Spokane pner; and Mrs. Dollie Farrie, Hep B S a a M S» te w M a r colors and patterns. A reg. 15c glove •HKTMnnnw- anad Miss Nellie Johnston of Boise, BATES RAYON TAFFETA pner. for on Sale at — Idaho, and Nick Peretti of Spokane BOYS’ will be Thanksgiving day guests at MEN’S ERROL LYNN F. B. A U X IL IA R Y the home of the former’s sister, Mr. Extra length, with gathered and Mrs. Craig Percy. in flounce. O U T LIN E S PROGRAM Real values at the begin- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Neill returned ning of winter. NOW— jj-y Heavy weight. 10 per cent wool, Reg. $1.95. Now Monday evening from a trip to Sa The Farm Bureau Auxiliary held long sleeve, ankle length. RAYON AND BEMBERG SUNDOWN lem. Albany and Portland. Mr. Neill Its regular meeting Friday of last Regular $1.39. NOW— attended a convention of county of week. The program for the remain ficials in Salem last week. He Is Men’s 2 lb. Dark Colored 9PORTLIGHT— Fisherman’s Par- county commissioner from Morrow der of the year was read and is as Soft and fluffy. Made for maxi It's a bargain and they’re follows: yours for only— adiae. county and lives near Pine City mum comfort. December 2— Program, Zoe Linder, Pair Special— Miss Lavina May Lynch, teacher Mary Buell; Refreshment, Emma One-third Wool, g f Outing Flannel and Tuck Stitch of English and physical education Epperson, Catherine Jendrzejewski, Reg. 29c. Now F°r Sun. - Mon. - Tuea. IMPORTED in the local high school, spent the Catherine Sommerer. NOVEMBER 27 - 28 - 8 9 DRESS UP week end In Grass Valley with Mr. Dec. 16— Program, Lillis McCul AND and Mrs. Jack O’Dell and family Continuous Show Sunday ley, Mary Harr; Refreshment, Mar Attractive designs and colors. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Nelli announce ™ Woven suiting cloth. Dark co Regular $1.50. "Mad About Music” starts: 3:10 the birth of a daughter Peggy at the garet Blahm, Emma Hutchison. Warm and cozy — All Sizes. NOW— January 6—Program, Louise Mar ors. Double pockets. p.m.; 5:28 p.m.; 7:48 p.m. and Hermiston General hospital Sunday, VARIOUS PRICES, all real values ble, Clara Bloom; Refreshment, Regular $1.95. 10:04 p.m. November 20, at 4:15 p. m. Both Doris Panages, Blanche Ryland, COVERT CLOTH Now— H Price — mother and daughter are doing May Addleman. nicely. January 20 — Program, Mabel A ttr o n tln n n o tfo r n a ^ - 1 ,c l F A I l t 6 6 ( l Attractive patterns Five Bros Heavy Weight fast color at a Regular 98c. in a N*w Univarggi Picture S »S S »S S S ***»»S S »S S »S »O S »»*»S »S S »** * ♦ ♦ ♦ » » * * * » » » ••♦ ♦ » ♦ < clean-up price of SPECIAL— < > < 4 > < > Local Happenings Our True Value Policy! H E R M IS T O N T R A D IN G CO. The E n x x s n n i s to re P R E -H O L ID A Y SALE Starts Friday, R . 25 - Ends Dec. 3 T o w els Spedii Introductory Offer lAc Robes BASIS THEATRE Dress Sox 50^ Boys9 Sox S ^5^ 82-49 W o o l Jackets S w e a te r Sets 81.39 Slips .9 5 | 59« W o r k Gloves 39* Dress Lengths Gloves 3 91.49 M* Bed Spreads 3?®* 8 $ I Socks Of -00 9 W “ g W o r k S h irts fh O Q«* * 3?® I Ladies'Fall Millinery i DEANNA D U R B IN MAD ABOUT M9SMJ HERBERT sa s MARSHALL« COMEDY— Hawaiian Capers TRAVELOGUE Going Places. Wednesday - Thursday NOV. 30 - DEC. 1 Wednesday Special Night! A Powerful Indictment Against Crime. Oo Your Duty- Join tho HUMPHREY BOGART- K 1 «BÏ-M8U WHSOH • iLLER JERilRS • WAITER M E L UaaM W ILOT» BACON • S CSSMMUTM e m o c i t o * • A V S S H S BBSS WO T W I. •n g u at tareea Rs» 8» » • * • ’ PLUS SHORT FEATURES Begin to give thanks even before you open your eyes on Thanksgiving morn ing that a new day, another chance, is yours . . . . As the day advances forget not to be thankful over the small joys as well as the large ones, g Polo S h irts f ^3?” g P illo w s 92.95 Panties s g nBr S c a tte r Bugs 81.09 I Pajam as $ N ig h t G ow ns a 8 House Dresses § S h irts 79* 59* Connor's Cash Store H E R M IS T O N , OREGON ; .............»»».......... »»♦........ »»♦**»»*»**»*»**»»$»**»s»»oo I I Lovely styles Quality felts. Regular $1.98 s_.____________ Now— 81.29 For Men, Women and Children. Complete Xmas supply of slippers at values you can't resist. Prices begin at $ A 31 ' OFF I I 8 S Dress S h irts tf «Ag g Noise Slippers To Be Thankful- s - 81.59 U n io n Suits “ F u g itiv e F o r A N ig h t” g Ì 8 1 ■ 8 0 4 3 ^ ? 4 *' Snew Slits All wool. A winter’s wear ahead. Keep your child warm at prices you can't beat. » g c OUR ALREADY LOW PRICES Trubentzed collars. Assorted sizes and patterns. Regular $1.00 NOW Men's Dress Shirts /3P> Fonndation Garments DON’T OVERLOOK These Shirt*. They’re REAL VALUES! BEAUTIFUL BROCADED Satin Slips Double top. all reinforced seams. Reg. $1.29 (SS R NOW— L 2-Way stretch, well fitted bras siere top. Knitted to fit. Wear ave a a s stream um m one of these and have lined figure. Very Special at- Ladies' Hand Bags 91.49 item. In 8 9 *| S A Y L O R ’ S g I HERMISTON, OREGON
