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OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday - Saturday MARGARET LINDSAY • ANN SHERIDAN MARIE WILSON • JOHN LITEL • JANET CHAPMAN Urta» M. L a d Jab Soba* ' The L a w W est of Tom bstone w ith Tim Holt - Evelyn Brent SPORTLIGHT— Blue Grass. Sun. - Mon. - Tues. JANUARY 29 - 30 - 31 Continuous Show Sunday. '■If I Were King” starts: 2:59 P.M.; 5:08 P.M.: 7:17 P.M.; and 9:26 P.M. Flaming Aclventure!.. C'aiious Romance! Popeye Cartoon—Goonland. Musical—Hal Kemp & Orchestra. Wednesday - Thursday FEBRUARY 1 ■ 2 Wednesday Special Night. It**, SPECIAL OFFER W oman’s Home Companion Colliers - American — 14 months $4.00 - New or Renewal Offer Good Only to Feb. 10th Georgia Henderson Hermiston PLUS SHORT FEATURES. the E. B. W attenburger home. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W attenburger j spent Sunday in Pasco, Wn.. visit- 1 ing Mr. and Mrs. Earl W attenbur- | g tr and son. Faye Finch and Bertha Ayers I were hostesses at a pinochle party held at the Marion Finch home Sat Marybeil Clarke, daughter of Mr. urday evening. Mrs. Clayton Ayers and Mrs. J. A. Clarke, underwent an and Russell Moore were high and Betty Finch and Bert Barnes low. operation for appendicitis in the Robert McGreer, Bob Gronvold W alla W alla hospital Thursday and Bud Baine made a business trip to Antelope Saturday. morning. Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Moore and son A note from the ' Guy Amsherry fam ily states that they b i l e enjoyed John spent the week end in Seattle a very good year and e x p j t to visit visiting their daughter, Mrs. Chris Broderson and Mrs. Harold Stewart. Hermiston friends before many more Miss L illy Hauch and Miss Mary months. They sold their variety store Daly were honorees at a birthday here and moved to Blaine, Wn. party Monday given by high school Try V ern ’s Barber Shop, next to students. Mr. and Mrs. Neill Knighten and the Post office. adv Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Sherry of En Rev. and Mrs. Moon and Miss Anna O'Shannon of Hardman spent W ed terprise, Ore., were business visitors nesday evening at the Roy N eil’ in Hermiston Wednesday. They are home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew former residents of the Hermiston project having owned the place spent Sunday evening at the Roy Neill home. where Chas. Duvall now lives and Mr. and Mrs. Roy N eill attended another place in Columbia district. the R. C. Phelps funeral in Heppner Joe Connelly of Pendleton was a Tuesday. business visitor here Wednesday. «, <. * * 4 4. 4 * -4 Valentine supplies— candies, V a l entine greetings, napkins and boxes By MRS. J. M. RICHARDS at B rierley’s. adv Mrs. P. A. Power left Tuesday The Ladles’ Aid galloping team morning for Gold Hill, Oregon, has not only proven to be an excel where she w ill visit her aunt, Mrs. lent method of raising funds but is Matilda Parker for three weeks. a popular social diversion for all Mrs. Power has not visited her aunt participants. Rev. J. K. G riffith s went to Port for ten years. Gold Hili is near land Sunday night to attend a min Medford in the southern part of the ister's conference. The Masons and their fam ilies state. The Ladies Aid of the Union will enjoy a beef steak dinner in the church basement February 2. church w ill hold a cooked food sale LaVerne Thorsen is employed as at Hermiston Trading Co., all day bookkeeper at the Stanfield Tum-A- Saturday, January 28. adv Lum lumber yard. Harold Reeves who has been em C. W arner, pastor of the Hermis ployed in Seattle for several months, ton Union church, left Monday is visitin g his parents, Mr. and Mrs. night for Portland where he planned W. T. Reeves. The Stanfield Grange w ill observe to attend a conference of churches anniversary night February 14 in and then go to Eugene to visit his honor of charter members. fam ily, returning to Hermiston the I. eo Clark has been employed as ditch rider by the Stanfield Irriga last of the week. L ittle Tommy Hedwall celebrated tion District board to succeed Jim his first birthday Monday with a Lane. Mrs. W. T. Reeves was a luncheon number of little friends and their guest of Miss Frances Clinton in mothers, when Mrs. M. G. Hedwall Pendleton Saturday. Later the coun entertained. Guests were Phyllis and ty Home Extension committee held Clark Jackson, B illy Hensel, Shirly a meeting. The Women’s Study club met in Joanne Quiring and John Thompson. the library Thursday afternoon with The mothers were Mrs. Don Jack- Mrs. Homer Hedrick, club president, son, Mrs. Fred Hensel, Mrs. A1 Quir a s hostess. Roll call subjects were ing, Mrs. Chas. Clark. Refreshments “ Mahatma Ghandi.” Mrs. Hedrick of ice cream and cake were served. and “ W alt Disney” by Mrs. J. F. Pppher. Book review of “ Footloose in India.” by .Mrs. F. S. Green, and reading from Mrs. R ichard’s com- niled book of noetrv "T h e Magic Carpet,” were given by Mrs. Troy By Mrs. Bernice W sttenbiireer Mr. and Mrs. Emery Cox and fam Coleman. fo b e -t Refvem, Lloyd and Freddy ily of Hermiston spent Sunday at W aid, O.S.C. students, spent the and at their home here. ♦ ♦ PINE CITY STANFIELD * * M r. and Mrs. n n r tlfli,d " o - u p v a**e L loyd R u ssell guests at the R. of C>. home. TV'Uoce Rai-»r o f Snokane w as an — r,- night guest at the home of his •ntho- and mother. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Raker, Tuesday. Specials for January 27, 28 and 30. 43< BACON, 14 to 16 lb s ............................. Lb- »5* RAISINS, Red & White 15 oz......... 2 pkgs. J 5* ITALIAN PRUN ES............... 4 lbs. 29* ( LARD ....................................................4 lbs. PRODUCE Brnssel Sprouts Basket IO C PRUNES, R & W Santa C lara..........2 lbs. APRICOTS, Fancy R h u b a rb 2 Lbs. 15* PEACHES ............................................. 2 lbs- 33* INSTANT TAPIOCA, R & W 8 oz. fQl BLACK FIGS .......................................2 lbs. Oranges Large Sunkist 2 Doz. 49c 1 ib. DATES, Brim ful...................................... I ’/ i lbs. 23c I GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, R & W 2’s >/, lb. 15* FRENCH DRESSING, 8 oz............. 2 for 29* MAYONNAISE, Red & W h ite........ Quart 45* SANDWICH SPREAD, R & W Pints 25* PIMENTOS, Red & White 1/4’s ..........3 for 27* TEA, Red & White BLACK ..............>/» lb. 391 TEA, Red & White, G reen................ % lb. *5* PEANUT BUTTER, Red & White ... 2 lbs. 394 APPLE BUTTER.................................2 lbs. 25* 45^ COFFEE M a rt Early Riser Lb. 19C H ermiston T rading C o , The RED&WHUE S tore U M A T IL L A NF.WC i By MRS. GLEN N OSTROM COCONUT SHREDDED BABY FOOD ....................................... 6 for CCC Camn Notes. Mr. and Mrs. H. Harlan have moved from Hermiston to an apart ment above the Pastime. Mr. Harlan is blacksmith at the camp. Six days work and 7 50 yards of dirt were required to repair the break in the feed canal. J. R. Chenault, field superintend ent, states that the boys are now working on a blow north of Hermis ton. I. A. Switzer, educational adviser at the camp, is at the Lewiston, Ida ho headquarters this week. Other than regular courses special work in soil conservation is given. Instruc tors include J. R. Chenault, S. P. Smith, T. Powell. Wm. Mitchell. D. E. Dyer, Lee Nelson, R. E. Tiller and E. Richman. College credits may be earned through correspondence and exten sion courses. Paul Leonard_ issistant educational adviser is tak in g post graduate work at the local high school. t can TOMATO JUICE, R & W 15 oz........6 for Phone 341 JANUARY 2«, 1939 Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. Nell Boynton an nounce the birth of a son Paul Ed ward at St. Anthony's hospital in Pendleton, Monday, January 23. Jack T illery of W alla W alla visit ed friends in Hermiston over the week end. Jack attended high school here two years ago. The local Rebekah lodgee is plan ning a benefit dance in the Odd Fellow hall March 4. Mrs. W. M. Pearson returned Tuesday night from Portland where she has been receiving medical a t tention. She is greatly improved in health. Bert Farw ell of Burley, Idaho, ar rived Monday to visit for a few days w ith his sister, Mrs. F. E. Sater, whom he ha3 not seen for tw enty years. T ry V ern ’s Barber Shop, next to the Post Office. adv J. W. W attenburger of Echo was a business visitor in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Henderson of Moro, Ore., spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Georgia Henderson, and hie aunt Mrs. C. E. Baker. Hen derson is research assistant at the Moro Experim ent Station. J. D. Holland of Stanfield, who has been a medical patient in the Hermiston General hospital, left Monday for his home greatly im proved. The names of Zelma Sale and Ger aldine Mullins were excluded from the senior honor roll last week due to an oversight. Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline and Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Clark entertained join tly Saturday night at a bridge dinner at the Haneline home. High honors were won by Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and low by Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Slausen and daughters B etty and Shirley motor ed to Coeur d’ Alene, Idaho, early this week to look after business a f fairs. Mr. Slausen is w ith the Heer- miston Motor company. JANUARY 27 - 28 DOUBLE FEATURE • ad THURSDAY THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE TWO Phone 341 --------- « W alter Agee, who underwent an : operation In the Veterans' hospital t in W alla W alla several weeks ago, returned home last week. Mrs. James Byrnes and grandson Gordon Lee Harryman and grand daughter, Vernadale W alsh, spent Tuesday in The Dalles. V erna Dale remained at the home of her par ents after visitin g her grandparents since Christmas. Lew Brownell, who ha3 been tak ing treatm ents at Medical Lake, re turned Wednesday. Mrs. Elmore McKenzie and daugh ter Betty, who is a student nurse at St. Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton, spent Tuesday and W ednesday in Portland on business. Miss McKen zie spent Thursday at home. Mrs. Lloyd Dardroff and daughter Shirley of Yakim a spent Thursday visiting at the Elmore McKenzie home. Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard and daughter Betty visited Thursday in Spokane with their daughter. Clarence Guerin and daughter Jeanne returned Wednesday from Minneapolis where he had spent a month visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes and daughter Joan spent Saturday in W alla W alla. Mrs. Mildred Lundhart entertain ed this week com plim enting her daughter Betty on her 12th birth day. Guests were Joan Byrnes. Edith anne Spencer, Betty Mustard. Sara ¡W urster Donna Quick, Ann Mary ¡Sherlock and the honoree. Mrs. Elmore McKenzie was host- fess to the Bridge club at her home ¡Saturday evening with a 6:00 o'clock SI These Price Saving Items While They Are In Stock— YOUR NEEDS FOR SPRING WORK WILL BE RECOGNIZED SOON AND YOU WILL WANT TO BE READY __ CALL AT THE Grange Cooperative a t H erm iston For these items— Singletrees C o lla r Pads Harness Snaps Buckeye In c u b a to r P o u ltry N e ttin g & screen w ir e Doors & W in d o w Glass M o w e r P arts Mrs. Otto Pound returned Friday from Portland where she spent two days. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Stephens and son of M aryhill spent Thursday visitin g his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Stephens. Mrs. Alec Rau and three sons spent the week end visitin g in Port land and Seattle. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kendler of Coulee dam arrived Saturday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler, Sr. Tom Cooney left this week for Spokane where he w ill enroll at Kinman Business college. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sw itzler and Mrs. John Lennox returned this week from several days spent in Portland and Salem. Ralph Joder, who is working at W alla W alla spent Sunday here. Mr. and Mrs. Coon spent the week end :t "B ig Eddy” near The Dalles where they visited her parents. Their daughter returned with them after spending two weeks with her grand parents. An American physician, returned from visiting European hospitals, finds that local anesthesia is pre ferred to the general anesthesia pro duced by inhaling ether or other gases in these countries except E ng land. BEST Land Sale Notice. NOTICE IS H E R E BY GIVEN, That the undersigned, Sheriff of U m atilla County, Oregon, by virtue of an order duly made and entered herein by the County Court of Uma tilla County, Oregon, on the 23rd day of January, 1939. w ill, on the 4th day of March, 1939, at the hour of 10:00 o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the highest bidder for cash in hand, at the front door of the Uma tilla County Court House, Pendle ton, Oregon, subject to a minimum price of $30.40 therefor, to be paid in cash at the time of sale, the follow ing described parcel of land, heretofore by Umatilla County, Ore gon, acquired for delinquent taxes, fco-wit: S % S W U , North of O. W. R. & N. SW U S E % , North of O. W. R. & N., Lot 2, all in Sec tion 14, Twp. 5, North Range 27, E. W. M. R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of Umatilla County. (Jan. 26-Feb. 23) SEE MC DIDIT FOR Painting - Paperhanging - Signs W rite Box 115 Stanfield FOODS! — SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SAT. & MON. — Vegetable or Tomato Introductory Otter! SOUP 2 Wheaties and 1 Corn Kix Standby Brand 9 oz. tins - EACH 5* TOM ATOES Dinty Moore No. 2 *4 cans CASE .............. $2.04 Franco American S p ag h etti Beef S te w A Quick. Tasty Meal. 24 oz. tin ..................... 26< A DEAL 15* For quick hot lunches 3 for ....................... JoS r For Household Use. 3 full size rolls ....... ZEE Paperjowels Balk Salad Oil Grope Fruit Juice »5* For homemade mayonnaise and Dressing. QUART ....... - ........ A Tasty Appetizer 3 cane for .............. Oregon Prunes Just Dried 25 lb, box 29* DOLE 89* TOASTED Pineapple Jaice Large Economical tin 1 qt. - 14 fluid oz. ea. 29* DEL MONTE Cracked Wheat 29* A delicious cereal 2 ib. pkg................. 20* Whole Roast Qaestion Mark Coffee Fresh 23* P E R L B ...................... Pkgs. French’s Pet Food - Assorted IO * EACH ....................... Also Quality Meats & Vegetables Hermiston Food Store PHONE 911
