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PAGE TWO THURSDAY, MAY 25. 1939. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON J Friday - Saturday MAY 26 - 27 DOUBLE FEATURE ty rn c WITHERS 2 0 th C » ntury-Fo« Picture w ith Otto Kruger • Gail Patrick Cartoon — Pudgy in T hrills and Chills Sun. - Mon. - Tues. MAY 28 - 29 - 30 Continuous Show Sunday! “Cafe Society” starts: 3:04 P.M .; 4:54 P.M.: 6:44 P.M.; 8:34 P.M. and 10:24 P.M. For Iho first on the screen So defy Comedy— P icketing for Love. Popeye Cartoon— Cops is Always Right. A. W. T urnblad was in Pendleton Tuesday atten d in g to business. Neil Boynton and sm all son spent the week end in Pendleton. Mrs. Leila Phelps visited from Monday to W ednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merle Phelps. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and houseguest, Mrs. F. W. K uhn, visit ed in W alla W alla Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse W ednesday evening. Mrs. Mabel W alker and Mrs. B. I. W hitney visited in M ilton-Freew a ter Friday. Mrs. A. G. H aslin came la st week to spend some tim e a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. Tom F raser. Mrs. Grace Rice, employed In H er miston, visited a t her home in S tan field Sunday. H arry Kelley of O ntario arrived S aturday to spend un til Wednesday w ith his wife and daughter. He is employed at the CCC camp there. Pendleton visitors th is week in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Wm. S haar and J. L. House. The la tte r’s m other is seriously ill in Pendleton. Miss Magdolene R upprecht of Col umbus, Neb., and girl friend, who were en route to Seattle, W n., v isit ed w ith her aunt, Mrs. Lewis P ear son, Tuesday. H. A. WILSON CASH BUYER HOGS — CATTLE VEAL — SHEEP Phone 42 J 5 Hermiston, Ore. W ednesday - Thursday MAY 31 • JUNE 1 Wednesday Special Night. IRENE DUNNE CHARLES BOYEI • PAINTING • PAPERING • KALSOMINING — Spray Painting and Signs — Anything - Anywhere - Anytime All W ork G uaranteed - E stim ates FREE Maili 0n**M km laa la « a a ia*aahhryi Maariaa M ail l i l t to . to . to m 2 Dtoto to LIO MaCÄSSV Comedy— Crime Rave and Je ru salem. BERT MICHEL H erm iston, Ore. Phone 131 R. O. E u rn h a rt of the Cold Springs d istric t was in H erm iston Tuesday atten d in g to business. Mrs. George F ranz of Daniel, W y oming, came Monday to spend a m onth at th e home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Scott. Mrs. B. J. N ation retu rn ed F riday from K lam ath F alls w here she a t tended the Rebekah Assembly as a delegate from th e local lodge. Mr. and Mrs. Otis Jordon and Dor othy spent S aturday and Sunday at the L. W. Douglas home. L. W. Douglas, who is employed on the Cunningham Sheep Co. ranch a t Pilot Rock, spent several days w ith Mrs. Douglas, re tu rn in g W ednesday. Miss E dna Ott, a teach er in the P ra irie City school, arrived home on Sunday to spend the sum m er vaca tion w ith h er parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott. Mrs. N. R. M ueller was taken to the Pendleton hospital th e firs t of the week for treatm en t. She is ex pected home Friday, being much im proved. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Wilcox of A thena and L ester W ilcox retu rn ed Monday from a week’s trip to the San F ra n cisco exposition. Mr. and Mrs. H erb H edw all and son Je rry and G. S. Hedwall of Ab erdeen are expected S aturday to spend Memorial week end w ith rela tives here. Dr. W. L. Morgan, Eddie Bensel, W alt Pierson and R. C. McReynolds fished Sunday in the Langdon Lake region, m ainly on Looking Glass creek. The fish were not too num erous. Mrs. Howard P e tit and son Bobby, Mrs. Charles B aker and Mrs. A1 Q uiring and d au g h ter Shirley were afternoon guests of Mrs. L. C. Dyer Saturday. Leo H aines of Pendleton cared for the L. W. Douglas chicken ranch w hile she spent a few days in Pilot Rock recently. E arl Carkin, employed w ith the sta te highw ay departm ent, was a vis itor a t the S tearns Cushing home Tuesday night. Mr. Carkin and Mr. Cushing are fra te rn ity brothers. — Specials for May 26 - 27 - 29 — WAAAAAAAAAAAA^ 33* ◄ Produce-- ► M AYONNAISE - Red & W h ite ...........qt. 45^ NEW POTATOES ► FRENCH D R E S S IN G .............. ......... 8 oz. 13* 1000 ISLAND D R E S S IN G ........ ......8 oz. 15* 10 lbs..........23* ► 4 SANDW ICH SPREAD - R. & W ....... pts. 25* CABBAGE SU N SPU N - Makes better salads ......qt. Per lb.................... LETTUCE 27* 2 heads ....... SW EET PICKLES - R & W 25 oz. ... 33* RIPE OLIVES - Blue & W h it e ................. 17$ -4 RADISHES - ONIONS > * BUNCHES Ww PEANUT BUTTER - R & W ........ 2 lbs. 39^ ◄ GRAPEFRUIT ► PEANUT BUTTER - P h ea sa n t......2 lbs. 29* ◄ Arizona Seedless ► ◄ Dozen 39* £ ◄ -----= £ VIENNA SAU SA G E - R & W ........ 2 for >91 Meat Dept. DEVILED MEATS - R & W y2’s .... 3 for 230 FRUIT COCKTAIL - R & W I s .... 2 for PORK & BEANS - Van Camps 1 lb. 6 for 29* LEMON JUICE - 8 oz.........................3 for 28* BISCUIT FLOUR - Red & W hite ........... TOMATO JUICE - R & W 46 oz. ◄ GOLDCREST CHEESE ► 4 Lb............... 19* £ COTTAGE CHEESE BENEWAH 2 for JJf SHRIMP - Our V a lu e ........................ 2 for 27* Chocolate Malted Milk - Brimful .... 1 lb. 29* FLOUR - Red & W h ite .......... 49 lbs. $1.29 FLOUR - Flaky B a k e ............. 49 lbs. $1.13 S U G A R ........................................ 25 lbs. $1.39 ► ............ 13« ► BACON Lean Sliced SHRIMP - Red & W h ite .................... 2 for Lb. • • • • 33« MINCED HAM LIVER SA U SA G E BALOGNA W IENERS EACH per lb..... > >9< > ’▼VVVVVVVR H ermiston T rading C o . Phone 341 The R ED& W H 1IE Store FREE DELIVERY TWICE DAILY — 10:30 A. M, — 4 :3 0 P. V. Miss Roberta Mullins, who is a t tending school in La Grande, came last week to atten d th e commence ment exercises. H er sister, G erald ine, was a member of the g rad u atin g class. Craig Percy, m anager of the local Safeway store, has been confined to his home since Monday w ith a severe case of flu. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pierce and M ar ion and Stanley left Sunday to spend a week v isitin g relatives and fishing a t Prineville, Redmond, Bend and E ast Lake. Mr. Pierce is on vaca tion from th e F arm B ureau Co-op. Mrs. L. W. Douglas w ent to Pilot Rock F riday to see her g ran d d au g h ter Marva H utchison g rad u ate from high chool. Mrs. Douglas rem ained till Sunday. Mrs. W allace Cochran and d au g h te r K athleen of Silverton came last ■Wednesday to atten d th e commence ment exercises and visit w ith her m other, Mrs. B ert M ullins. She will rem ain u n til next Tuesday. W. W. and 0. 0. F elthouse re tu rn ed Tueday n ig h t from a three-day fishing trip to E ast Lake. T he men report very good fishing b ut the w eather was fairly cool. It snowed practically all the tim e they were there. Mrs. Malcolm Roy S tu art of P o rt land, who has been v isitin g a t the home of Mr. an d Mrs. Miles C. Bara- g ar for the past m onth, left for Spo kane, W n., Saturday to visit w ith relatives and friends. Mrs. R. C. McReynolds and Mrs. G. S. H edwall m otored to Spokane W ednesday of last week to be w ith Mr. and Mrs. M orris Pierson. Mrs. McReynolds retu rn ed Sunday but Mrs. Hedwall rem ained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton H arris have purchased the L. H ord residence. The H arris’ took possession Sunday. They plan to modernize the house and make other im provem ents. The Hords left Sunday for the coast. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Q uiring came last F riday to spend u n til T hursday w ith th e ir sons and families, A1 and Leander. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Q uir ing o f Chicago, an o th er son, came W ednesday and accompanied his p ar ents to Dallas where they will spend a week before going back to Chicago. Mrs. Orene Nelson of San Diego is spending a week w ith her sister, Mrs. M. E. K nickerbocker and fam ily. Mr. Nelson, who is visiting in Idaho, is planning to re tu rn Sunday to spend a few days here. Mrs. K nickerbocker and d au g h ter Kay plan to accompany the Nelsons to San Diego to visit relative a week. Dairy Group Gets Warning. Governor Sprague’s address before the sta te dairy council in Portland last week was generally interpreted as a w arning th a t the industry m ust revamp its control m ethods during the next two years or face the possibility of repeal of the con tro l act by the next legislature. Sprague opposed repeal of the milk control act by the last legislature explaining th a t he favored giving th a t board one more chance to make good a t its job. New Farmer Locates Here. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rogers and son Emsley of A shland, Oregon, have moved to the Columbia dis tric t w here they will begin farm ing operations. They are accompanied by an o th er son and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. E m m ett Rogers. Two oth er children will probably Join the group later in the summ er when they "finish teaching duties. Mr. Rogers states th a t he will probably raise chickens. He form erly resided here and sta te s th a t conditions look b etter th an they did 10 years ago. He is rebuilding the buildings and m aking other im provem ents on his farm. CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere th an k s and appreciation to our many friends and neighbors who were so generous in extending th eir sym pa thy and beautiful floral offerings in our recent bereavem ent. Mrs. Bessie S trader and family. Cushing Asked to Retnrn. At th e an n u al m eeting of the q u arte rly conference of the H erm is ton M ethodist church, a unanim ous request was sent to the Oregon con ference for th e retu rn of th e ir pas tor, th e Rev. and Mrs. Stearns Cush ing, Jr. E nding the first of July will m ark one year of service which the Cushings have given in H erm is ton. D uring th is m inistery there has been much improvement made upon th e church property. The pas tor 'expressed his appreciation for THE DOWER SET in TUDOR PLATE Elaine Pattern By Oneida Com. Silversmiths 61 Piece Set — Service for Eight........... $29*75 With Tarnish Proof Chest A. W. Behrman, Jeweler Hermiston — In the Herald Office the loyal cooperation of th e mem bers and friends of th e church, and added th e ir desire to be retu rn ed to th is field. WARNERS TELL OF TRIP TO SAN FRANCISCO FAIR (Continued from Page One) ed in all directions creatin g a beaut iful a rtistic effect. Flow ers of ev ery description are grouped th ro u g h out the ground and around foun tain s and some are of th e very rarest type. They visited w ith Mrs. E. P. Dodd in the Oregon display and stated th a t the Oregon exhibit contains sev eral in te restin g features. Especially so is an anim ated picture of the Ore gon coast about 7x12 feet in which ocean spray is seen and waves roll ing. It is lighted and creates a b eautiful scene. T here a re many individual build ings on th e grounds and a fair v isit or has every type of en tertain m en t to choose from. A large th eatre, California, is noted for its high class stage shows. Cavalcade, an outside perform ance, is a p o rtray al of the history of the west— coming of the railroads, Indians, soldiers, cow boys and old trains. A well a rra n g ed spray of w ater is used instead of a cu rtain . V arious shades of light are played on the spray to give dif ferent effects. The F ine A rts building contains aome of the old m aster pain tin g s of Italy and oth er foreign countries. They are heavily guarded and a re very rare. M a n y contem porary pain tin g s are also shown. Mr. W arn er stated th a t the best way to get acquainted a t the expo sition is to take one of th e numerous train s ru n n in g through the grounds. A guide explains the d ifferen t loca ^AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAitf 4 C a rn iv a l Rides ► 4 W re s tlin g * * Shows ► Hildebrand U nited Shows — Next to Fairgrounds Thursday — Friday Saturday — Sunday May 25-26-27-28 Fun For A ll, A ll For Fun -: DEPENDABLE USED CARS BACKED BY YOUR HOME TOW N FORD DEALER! 1937 FORD 85 HP FORDOR SEDAN — This car com pletely rebuilt and is perfect throughout; original blue finish, mohair upholstery spot less, dash control heater, defrosters, large trunk, excellent tires. An R & G money back guaranteed automobile. 1936 FORD 85 HP TUDO R SEDAN— W ith spaci ous trunk, heater, perfect inside and out, new engine, new brakes, new shock absorbers. This car w ill give you service just like a new one at only half the price. 1935 PICK-UP - FORD — Engine com pletely re built, new paint, good tires, large pick-up box. Just, the thing for hauling feed and general ranch use. 1935 W ILLYS FORDOR SEDAN — Engine runs good. A dandy little car for the fam ily that is looking for lots of m iles per gallon. Priced very low. — See us when you want a Used Car — Y our Phone 341 BERT QUICK ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR MOTOR SERVICE Phone 22-R Hermiston tions and gives the passengers a def inite picture of the whole fair. The parking space is well arran g ed but he stated th a t one has to be careful to keep a park in g slip because it is very easy to lose one’s autom obile among the thousands parked there daily. Admission to th e fair is 55c and 50c p ark in g charge. A nother 50c is §aid in crossing th e bridge to th e fairgrounds. All the talk th a t the fair is not yet finished is “ bunk” , according to Mr. W arner. H e noticed only one building th a t was still u nder con struction. The W arners saw television dem onstrated and declared th a t a screen was used above a regular sized radio on w hich they could see the perform ers. An in terestin g feature is the tele phone building w here it is possible to talk to anyone in th e United States free of charge providing one is lucky enough to be am ong th e w inners. A loud speaking system is a rra n g ed about the en tire grounds and some type of music and en te rta in m ent is going on all th e time. Mr. W arn er attended a banquet for Amos Alozno Stagg, famous coach now at the College of Pacific, held in San Francisco. Stagg is now 77 years of age and was presented a gold football. Mr. W arn er also saw Joe DiMaggio’s Italian G rotto, and vis ited the Stanford campus where he w atched Clyde Jeffreys, sta r sp rin t er, work out, and th e Stanford foot ball team a t spring practice. The w eather was d elightful all the tim e b ut Mr. W arn er stated th a t warm coats w ere necessary p racti cally all the tim e on the island p ar ticu larly a t night. They covered ap proxim ately 20'00 miles on the trip w ithout mishap. D e a le r R ohrm an M o to r Co. HERMISTON, OREGON ► ► ► ► ► ►
