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THURSDAY. MAY 4. 1939.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE TWO
OASIS THEATRE j Local Happenings j
HERMISTON, OREGON
Bigger Value - Less Money
Friday - Saturday
Why Not Boy Locally?
MAY 5 - 6
DOUBLE FEATURE
PAT O'BRIEN
JOAN BLONDEIL
“Off The Record”
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BORIS KARLOFF
in
“ Devil’s Island”
Jack Tillery of K ennewick. W n.,
visited in H erm iston th is week.
K enneth Beebe and H enry Som-
m erer were business callers in P o rt
land Monday.
y r and Mrs. B. I. W hitney w ent
to W alla W alla Sunday to w itness
the Tin Derby races.
W. P. L u ttrell, form erly of H er
miston b u t now residing in P o rt
land, visited in H erm iston Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arn er and
Col. and Mrs. L. W. Jo rd an were
Pendleton visitors Tuesday.
Miss C harlotte Ralph was a P o rt
land visitor from Monday till T h u rs
day w ith relatives.
PLUS SHORTS
MAY 7 - 8 - 9
Continuous Show Sunday!
“Tail Spin” starts: 3:09 p. m„
5:08 p.ra.; 7:07 p.m. & 9:06 p.m.
ALICE FAYE - NANCY KELLY
CHARLES FARRELL
“ Tail Spin”
COMEDY— The Jitte rs, and
Color Fashion Forecast.
Wednesday - Thursday
10 - 11
Wednesday Special Night.
Don Ameche • Ritz Brothers
in
“The Three
Musketeers”
A. W . Behrm an
HERMISTON, OREGON
-- Specials for May 5 - 6 - 8 —
Redeem Kellogg Coupons Here
CORN KIX
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Mr. and Mrs. Forem an and son
Burten of Dupont, Wn., spent F ri
day n ig h t w ith Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
C. Sw arner. Mrs. Forem an and Mrs.
Sw arner were friends in th e ir g irl
hood days when they lived in New
Jersey.
Get Your Free Package of Cereal
2 pkgs.
39*
TISSUE, Blue & White ................4 rolls 23*
MAYONNAISE................................ Quart 450
SUNSPUN DRESSING...................Quart 39*
Made w ith purest vegetable oil.
FRENCH DRESSING......................8 oz. 13*
SANDWICH SPREAD, R & W
Pint 23*
SALAD DRESSING, Pheasant .... Quart 25*
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, R & W 2’s - 3 for 27*
TUNA FISH, Red & White y2’s
2 for 35*
TUNA FLAKES, Mid Pacific '/2’s .. 2 for 23*
MATCHES, Red Junior............... carton 17*
CAKE FLOUR, Red & W h ite...... ........... 21*
BAKING CHOCOLATE, R & W ’/ i lb. J 70
INSTANT TAPIOCA, R & W
8 oz. IO*
PARD or Red Heart Dog Food .... doz. $ J. 10
KENWOOD DOG FOOD
doz. 59*
TEA, Orange Pekoe, R & W ......... % lb-
Meat Dept.
Lunch Meat Time £
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• MINCED HAM
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• LONG BOLOGNY
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• LIVER SAUSAGE
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CLUB FRANKS.
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SMALL WEINERS
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19* Lb-
£
Pressed Pork Loin
PORK LOAF
29*
45*
15*
24'/, lbs. 68«
BORAX CHIPS
Lb.
2 for
BORAXO
FLOUR. Red & White
FLAKY BAKE FLOUR............24'/, lbs.
VEAL LOAF
2 3 *Lb-
I COTTAGE CHEESE ►
Produce--
ORANGES, med. Sunkist....... 3 doz. 470
Extra Large Sunkist 2 Dozen
59*
LEMONS Large Sunkist Dozen ... 19*
13*
Pi"»
£
H ermiston T rading C o .
Phone 341
The
6«/2
C U B IC
FEET
Zenith Refrigerator
$119.50
ONLY-
DELIVERED!
NO FREIGHT CHARGES TO PAY
SEALED IN UNIT
5 YEAR GUARANTEE
Standard Model
$ 1 1 9 .5 0
Master Model
$ 1 5 9 .5 0
DeLuxe Model
$ 1 8 9 .5 0
FA R M ER S’ SU PPLY CO. * Stanfield,
iu
Musical Comedy — Music and
Flow ers — Cartoon— The Cuckoo
Bird - Muscle Maulers.
FULL
7 E N ÌT H
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
MAY
Mr. and Mrs. “ Louie’’ W hite and
d au g h ter Lois spent W ednesday in
W alla W alla.
Mrs. A. E. M arble and C. O. M ar
ble were Pendleton visitors W ed
nesday.
Miss R uth Ferguson of Gervais is
spending several weeks w ith her sis
ter, Miss D orothy Ferguson, of H er
miston.
Mildon Aubin, stu d en t a t Mon
m outh Normal school, was a house
guest at th e N. W. O’Donnell home
over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. K ersbergen
and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. B urrell spent
Sunday picnicking a t E m ig ran t
Springs.
W. M. Myrick of Pendleton has
moved his herd of H erefords to his
pastu re in the Columbia d istrict. He |
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has 40 acres on w hich he is pastur-1
ing 80 head of cattle.
C H O IC E
Mrs. C. O. M ansfield and Mrs. M. [
S. Gilmore of F reew ater w ere in H er- 1
miston W ednesday soliciting en
tra n ts for the F reew ater dog show
to be held May 10.
Mrs. E arl Dudley an d Mrs. C. E.
F iske of M ilton were in H erm iston
S aturday to can asparagus. Mrs.
Fiske is in charge of th e queen con
te st of the Milton P ea Festival.
Mrs. Neva Pelon retu rn ed Sunday
from Toppenish afte r v isitin g for a
Mrs. M. C. B aragar, Mrs. Rosine
week w ith her mother, Mrs. Sarah
Stew art, Mrs. J. S. B urnham , Mrs.
DeMange, and o th e r relatives and
Tom O’Grady and Miss M arjorie
friends.
Burnham w ent to E m ig ran t Springs
Rev. and Mrs. S tearns Cushing Sunday. T he group enjoyed fiow er
and Vern B urrell w ent to W alla picking and had lunch near th e snow
W alla S aturday to see th e W hitm an-
line.
College of Idaho baseball game.
Mrs. George Strohm of H erm iston
Clem P arberry, Idaho coach, is a
received a telegram Sunday from
cousin of Rev. Cushing.
Mr. and Mrs. W illiam Roberts, Cushing, Iowa, th a t one of h er sis
form erly of H erm iston b u t now of ters had passed aw ay suddenly. Mrs.
Spokane, spent Tueday aftern o o n in Strohm did not go to atten d the
H erm iston en ro u te to v isit th e San funeral.
Francisco F air.
Mrs. J. B. Saylor, Mrs. R. G. Say
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson were lor, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill, Chas.
W alla W alla visitors Friday. They Rogers, Mrs. Levi Reeder and C.
w ere accompanied by Mrs. W alter W arner attended the E astern Oregon
Hamm. Mr. Brownson attended a Convention of the C hristian C hurch
Tum-A-Lum m anagers meeting. Rob es on Tuesday and W ednesday of
e rt W alpole, who is employed by the th is week in Milton.
H erm iston Tum-A-Lum, also a tte n d
Miss P auline Stoop and Alfred
ed th e meeting.
Stoop stopped a sh o rt tim e in H er
miston S aturday en route to Dallas
w here Miss Stoop will be employed
on th e Item izer-Observer. Alfred
stopped a t P o rtlan d w here he will
be employed.
RED&WH1XE
Store
FREE DELIVERY TWICE DAILY — 10:30 A. M. — 4:30 T. M.
Phone 341
The Ladies Aid of the H erm iston
Union church will give a Creamed
Chicken D inner on W ednesday, May
24, from 6:00 to 8:00 p. m. for 35c
and 25c. Menu: pickles and olives,
molded salad, cream chicken, mashed
potatoes, b u ttered peas, straw b erry
shortcake, biscuits and coffee. 37-2c
Mrs. Chas. Wilcox left Sunday
for th e forest ran g er statio n above
U kiah w here her husband Is em
ployed d u rin g th e summ er months.
It is necessary to use a trac to r and
pack horses to reach the statio n as
th e re is still four feet of snow on
th e ground.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy A ttebury ac
companied th eir dau g h ter and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Em ory and
d au g h ter of Pendleton, to P ortland
F riday to spend th e week end w ith
th e ir son Bob who is in the S hriner
hospital there. They retu rn ed home
Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess P rindle and Mr.
and Mrs. Carson L inder celebrated
th e ir wedding an n iv ersary together
a t th e la tte r's home Sunday evening.
A chicken d inner was enjoyed by
Mrs. C. H. C randall, Mr. an d Mrs. J.
R. H arding, Mr. and Mrs. L ester
Linder, Mr. and Mrs. P rin d le and
Mr .and Mrs. Linder. It was the 25th
an n iversary for the P rindles and the
30th for the Linders.
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* HOSPITAL NOTES *
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Mrs. H arry Hammon was taken to
her home from the H erm iston G en
eral hospital Friday. She is g ettin g
along nicely.
Mrs. H arry Sm ith and in fan t
d au g h ter of Irrigon retu rn ed to her
home from the H erm iston G eneral
hospital Sunday. The baby g irl has
been named Norm a Lucille and was
born A pril 27.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and
Mrs. William Ervin of Umatilla on
Wednesday at the Hermiston Gen
eral hospital. The baby had not been
named at press time.
MOTHER'S DAY
TO BE OBSERVED
The Am erican Legion A uxiliary is
plan n in g an extensive program and
afternoon tea to be given in honor
of m others on T hursday, May 11. a t
2:30 o’clock a t th e Legion hall. Mrs.
W alter Hamm and Mrs. F. B. Belt
will have charge of th e music. Mrs.
P eter Castric, Fidac chairm an, will
have charge of her p art of th e pro
gram, assisted by Mrs. Jam es Todd
who w ill present her Ju n io r Auxil
iary as p art of the en tertainm ent.
Roum ania will be the country hon
ored in Fidac. Mrs. David M ittles-
dorf and com m ittee will be in charge
of refreshm ents and tea tables. Ev
ery auxiliary member is asked to in
vite a m other and everyone is re
quested to be present as th is may be
the last social event of th e fiscal
year for th e organization.
sophomore women. In order to be
chosen on th is list it is necessary to
make a grade point average of 3.33
or above.
LAND SALE NOTICE.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th a t
the undersigned, Sheriff of U m atil
la County, Oregon, by v irtu e of an
order duly made an d entered herein
by th e County Court of U m atilla
County, Oregon, on th e 25th day of
March, 1939, will, on th e 3rd day of
Ju n e, 1939, a t th e hour of 10:00
o’clock in th e forenoon, sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand, a t
the front door of the U m atilla Coun
ty Court House, Pendleton, Oregon,
subject to a m inim um price of
$30.00 therefor, to be paid in cash,
a t th e tim e of sale, th e follow ing de
scribed parcel of land, heretofore by
U m atilla County, Oregon, acquired
for delinquent taxes, to-w it:
N W tf NE'A , Section 1, T ow nship
3, N orth Range 27, EWM.
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff
of U m atilla County,
i (May 4-June 1)
EPWORTH LEAGUE
PLANS COMEDY
" F a th e r's Day On, or M other’s Day
Off,” a sid e-sp littin g one-act comedy
will be given by the E pw orth League
in the basem ent of the M ethodist
church Monday, May 8, a t 8:15
o’clock. Follow ing th e play there
will be a pie social. Pies will be
auctioned to the highest bidder, who
will also receive th e privilege of
eating w ith th e lady who made the
pie. Pie will also be sold per cut
and coffee will be provided for all.
The cast includes M yrthena Mar
tin, George Sale, Joyce Sater, M ar
ion Ott, Lowell Sater, Robert P ier
son, Naomi Beletski and Dorothy
Pierson.
• PAINTING
• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
— Spray Painting and Signs —
Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
AU W ork G uaranteed - E stim ates
FREE
BERT MICHEL
Phone 131
H erm iston. Ore.
Miss McCulley is Honored.
Miss N ina Rae McCulley of H er
miston, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. H.
G, McCulley, was honored last week
when she was chosen as one of 33
rookesses who are eligible for mem
bership In A lpha Lamba D elta, n a
tional scholastic honor society for
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Enhance it with a gift from our stock of the
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DRESSES
HOSE
UNDERWEAR
APRONS
SCARFS
GLOVES
HANDKERCHIEFS
TOWELS
DRESSER SETS
LUNCHEON SETS
DISH TOWELS
REFRIGERATOR SETS
BEDSPREADS
RUGS
BLANKETS
NOVELTIES
YARD GOODS FOR
DRESSES or APRONS
We will be glad
to wrap any gift
appropriately.
Burnham & Burnham