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BASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON J SATURDAY - AUGUST 19 PAL N IG H T SIR ARTHUR CONAN D W U S THE HO UND «BASKERVILLES w in d y GREENE -RATHBONE- BARRIE I Cartoon— New Comer Sport Reel— Inside Baseball and Tempest Over Tunes SUN. - MON. • AUG. 20 - 21 Continuous Show Sunday "F ive Came Back” s ta rts— 3:09 p.m.; 5:03 p.m.; 6:57 p.m .; 8:51 p.m.; and 10:45 p.m. Jungle-trapped piano! Raw emotion! Thun dering adventure! CHESTER MOE »IS .1 UC'LLE B A LL • W £ N O Y 8ZRJ1IE JO H N CABRADINE-A LLEN JENKINS• JOSEPH C A L L E IA -C . AUBREY S M IT H .K E N T TA Y LO R PATRIC K N O W L E S • E L IS A B E T H R IS D O N Disney Color Cartoon— The Ugly Duckling. Comedy— Home Boner TUES. - WED. ■ AUG. 22 - 23 “ The Spellbinder” w ith Lee Tracy - Barbara Read Comedy— Moving V anities Newsreel TOURS. - FRI. - AUG. 24-25 DOUBLE FEATURE “ Winner Take All” Tony Martin — Gloria Stuart Henry Annetta • Women in the Wind w ith Kay Francis - William Gargan P lus S hort F eatures Mrs. F ra n k Seeliger, who was op- 1 erated on for appendicitis recently i in St. M ary’s hospital in W alla W al la, retu rn ed home W ednesday. She I is g ettin g along nicely. All g irls’ shoes, price a t B urk’s. uuiini'.iffinjncmmixgg.'_ fejflnjngir.imnTTnmunugunni:! 51-tfc Mrs. M orris Scroggs and son J e r W illiam McCarty of B u tter Creek Jam es H ill Sr. of Pendleton was a ry of Sunnyside spent several days spent W ednesday in H erm iston. caller in H erm iston Tuesday., with her parents, Mr. and 'Mrs. Thos. Mr. and Mrs W alt Pearson spent , All g irls’ shoes, % price a t B urk’s. Campbell. The la tte r has been ill 51-tfc Sunday a t Langdon Lake. The seasoned traveler carries AMERICAN the past week. Mrs. J. S. B urnham , d aughters E at w ith us at the fairgrounds on The M ethodist Ladies Aid will EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES and en A ugust 28, 29 and 30. Ladles of the M arjorie and Mary, Mrs. Tom O’G ra serve dinners in the basem ent of th e joys the comfort of knowing they will be ac dy and Mrs. M. C. B aragar spent Union church. M. E. church on Tuesday and W ed The local Oddfellow Lodge in Sunday in th e m ountains. cepted readily the world over . . . . that prompt nesday, A ugust 29 and 30, F air stalled officers Monday n ig h t for the All g irls' shoes, M price a t B u rk ’s. I dates. 51-tfc refund will be made if they are lost or stolen next term of six months. 51-tfc Mrs. O. C. Pierce, M arion and Pre-school T h rift Shop Sale Aug un-countersigned. There is no red tape . . . . Mrs. E lm er R. M iller was called ust 19. Basem ent of the Union to C alifornia recently by the serious Stanley, retu rn ed Monday a fte r vis countersignature, for identification, is the only church. 5 2 -lc illness of a daughter. She may be iting two weeks in P o rtlan d w ith her m other who is ill. T hey also requirement. Issued in convenient denomina The A ugust b irthday pot luck d in gone several m onths. visited oth er relatives. ner was enjoyed by 75 people Sun tions of $10, $20, $50 and $100 at 75 cents for Mr. and Mrs. Joe Corliss w ere Mr. and Mrs. K. D. Pierson took day a t the Jess P rindle home. called to Gresham W ednesday by the Mr. and M rs. G. M. Pierson to La- each $100 purchased.' Mrs. W. C. Morehouse was taken death of her m other who was killed Grande Sunday. The la tte r rem ain to St. V incents hospital in P o rtlan d YOU MAY PURCHASE THEM IN in an au to accident. ed for a longer stay. Sunday w here she will soon u n d er An all day m eeting of the M. e | Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox a tte n d NEAT WALLETS FROM go an operation for goiter. Ladies Aid w as enjoyed by a group ed th e 41st an n iv ersary of th e cap Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Moyer and of 15 ladies W ednesday a t the home ture of M anila, P. I., and the re u n dau g h ter B etty Lou of H eppner of Mrs. A. E. M arble w ith a pot luck,1 ion of the 2nd Oregon V olunteers spent th e week end w ith his parents, ■dinner a t noon. which was held in P o rtlan d Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moyer. L lieuallen Brownell of Umatilla*, They retu rn ed W ednesday. has retu rn ed from a trip to Calfor-1 Mr. and Mrs. V irgil W ilkes and F. B. SWAYZE, P resident nia w here he visited the county and family, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Sisson, Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation town of his b irth in th e n o rth ern Mrs. I. W. Geer and d au g h ter Alice portion of th a t state. and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shown and Dick M artin of P o rtlan d paid a family made a trip to A rlington on A shower w as given a t th e home week end v isit at th e home of his Sunday for a picnic. of Mrs. Eva W arn er in honor of Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Enos M artin. O ut-of-town ladies a tte n d in g the < 0 M ildred Baker. Many useful an d He was accom panied by Mr. and Mrs. Garden club flower school held on By R uth F isher d ain ty gifts w ere received by th e Merle F arrow and d au g h ter Betty. Tuesday a t the M. E. church were honoree, and an enjoyable tim e was Mrs. R. F. Ray of R upert, Idaho, Mrs. H. G. M annfield of Freew ater, Harold Tyler, who is employed at had by all. i_J is v isitin g a t the home of h er d au g h Mrs. E arl Dudley, M ilton, Mrs. Fow U m atilla, visited over Sunday a t the Mr. and Mrs. Oldson’s son is here ter, Mr. an d Mrs. Eno-s M artin. From ler, P endleton, Mrs. C rary and Mrs. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. from P ortland, v isitin g the home folks for a while. here she will go to W ashington to Fred George of Echo and Mrs. N. D. Oliver Forbes. The m issionary society of the A tria l sermon was preached a t v isit a son. Bard of Stanfield. Community church is to meet w ith th e Com munity church Sunday A. “ R ed” Estle, salesm an a t the All g irls’ shoes, price at B u rk ’s. Mrs. Eva W arn er W ednesday a fte r m orning by Rev. W alpole of S ta n 51-tfc noon. Mrs. W icklander is to lead ford, M ontana. A large crowd was R ohrm an Motor Co., is confined to in attendance. Mr. and Mrs. W al his home w ith a leg ailm ent. He Mr. and Mrs. Wm. E. Logan re th e study. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Corwin have re pole and fam ily a re on th e ir w ay to has had considerable trouble the past turned Tuesday from the Legion the San Francisco fair. They w ill few weeks w ith an old basketball convention a t Salem. They spent tu rn ed from th e ir vacation. Mr. also stop in P ortland to v isit his Corwin is principal of the local injury. Sunday, M onday and p a rt of Tues school. m other. you take it to a c o m p e te n t Florence W oughter, who has been day a t the home of his brother. Dr. Mr. and M rs. Neal Bleakney w ent A picnic was held in th e grove in watchmaker before corrosion a tten d in g sum m er school at B erk and Mrs. A. V. Logan. T heir child Boardm an Sunday by th e Townsend to T ollgate Monday to atten d a re attacks the delicate parts. If eley, Calif., is a t home v isitin g her ren who have been v isitin g a t La- club. A large crowd attended and a union of the R. W. Bleakney fam ily. you cannot get it to us Immtd- They were all present b u t two sons basket lunch was served. iste/y, open the case and sub- parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. C. W ough C rande retu rn ed home w ith them. who w ere unable to leave th e ir work. Miss Awilda Bleakney is vacation merge tne watch in oil. Then ter. She will re tu rn to her position Mr. and Mrs. C raig Percy are The o u ting w as som ew hat m arred by ing a t Tollgate. She is v isitin g her at the first opportunity bring the sudden illness of Mrs. Bleakney. as com mercial teacher at Beaverton spending th is week at Em m ett, Ida., au n t who has a cabin there. it to us. We will do the rest when school opens. visiting her relatives. Mr. Percy is The w indm ill a t the cem etary is Sherman Picnic Scheduled N ick Steiner, who has spent the on vacation as m anager of the local being repaired. This was much QUICK SCQKICC A num ber of people from U m atilla DCASONABLE P Q /c e s past two weeks a t th e W arn er cabin Safeway store. Delbert Van Schoiack needed since the flowers and shrubs county, who are form er residents of were su fferin g for lack of water. a t Langdon Lake, retu rn ed home is w orking d u rin g his absence. S herm an county, will g ath er a t The N orth Morrow County F air is w ith W. J. W arn er th is week. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw and sons to be held here the 8th and 9th of S teiner and Mr. W arn er have been Asa and V ester made a round trip to September. All arran g em en ts are Bingham Springs for an all-day pic JE W E L E R rep a irin g th e W arn er cabin and Yakim a and Pasco, W n., Sunday. The being made by th e com m itte. E. nic on Sunday, A ugust 20. All for Sullivan is presid en t of the fair m er S herm anites are welcome to en HERMISTON, OREGON have installed hot w ater and bath. la tte r two were home over the week board. joy th e picnic. end from the Lexington w heat fields. I They visited for a sh o rt tim e w ith! Mr. and Mrs. H arry Lake and re turned home via the Paterson ferry. All g irls’ shoes, % price a t B u rk ’s. 51-tfc Mrs. Ellen H asbrouch, former school teacher of Herm iston, and her RITZ CRACKERS .................................. two daughters, Mary Ellen and PEACHES and SHREDDED WHEAT C hristine of P etersburg, Alaska, Red & W hite Sliced Kellogg were overnight guests Sunday a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. H aneline. KELLOGG CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. They were en route to A laska afte r EGG NOODLES " Macaroni Spaghetti spending the summ er w ith relatives 16 oz. 1*6 lbs. in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Ju liu s Girnble spent PINEAPPLE - R & w. 2* a s .................. 3 for a week vacationing a t Burns and Home Style or Sliced W allow a Lake. They visited Mr. and OVAL SARDINES, Booth’s Broiled....... Mrs. Jack Phelps, form erly of H erm iston. a t B urns and th en stopped to SALMON, Silver R apids.............. 2 for pick up th e Scouts at W allow a Lake, re tu rn in g Sunday. Mr. Gimble was CHOCOLATE SYRUP, Hershey’s 16 oz. on a w eek’s vacation from th e H er FLAVOR JELL, Pyrex mould free with 6 miston L ig h t & Power Co. Mrs. Mabel R alph and dau g h ters NU BORA, 66 oz............. Helen and C harlotte spent Monday and Tuesday on a trip to Vancouver. TOMATO JUICE, R & W 15 oz. 3 for They w ere accom panied by Mrs. E. P. Schofield who has spent th e past MALTED MILK, Brimful 1 lb....... few weeks a t the cabin of h er p a r ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arner, at PANCAKE FLOUR, R & W 2V2 lb. Langdon Lake. The two Schofield children rem ained a t th e cabin w ith COFFEE, R & W 3 lb. glass jar Mrs. W arner. • .7 VEAL ROASTS 184 ................................ Sirloin Steaks Q uality Steer »5* Lb. PORK CHOPS Young Pork Lb. ......... » 5 * PORK STEAKS Lb....................... 214 BEEF ROASTS Tender - Juicy Lb. 17i* CHEESE a Lb. *3* THE MEAT MAKES THE MEAL! W a te r wsil ■f ru in yo u r w ris t w atch BOARDMAN NEWS The à Unless — A . W . B ehrm an 4 Specials for A ug, 18-19-21 23* M* 15* 2*4 27* IO* 29* 49* »5* 29* 17* 74* KRISPY CRACKERS 2 lbs. *5* BISCUIT FLOUR, Red & White ........... 29* ASPARAGUS, R & W Medium .... 2 for 47* RIPE OLIVES, Blue & W h ite...... 17* QUEEN OLIVES, Blue & White pints 15* MARSHMALLOWS, Red * White 1 lb. f g, Peas - Cut Beans or Gold. Ban. Corn 3 for 29* Friday and Saturday Only CELERY, fancy Utah 2 bunches GREEN BEANS. Blue Lake 3 lbs. LEMONS, Juicy Sunkist......... doz. 19* 191 19* We will have 2000 lbs. or so of th e finest, sw eetest local melons you have ever tried. H ermiston T rading C o . Phone 341 V FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON Red and W hite - 2 ’s Gold Crest ; American Express Travelers Cheques • Local Happenings MEAT SPECIALS Lb THURSDAY, AUGUST 17. 1939. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO RED & WHILE S tore FBKE DELIVERY TWICE DAILY — 10:30 A. X. — 4:30 P. X. Phone 341 CARD OF THANKS We wish to th an k our friends for th e ir kindness and sym pathy, and b eautiful flowers d u rin g the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Mrs. N. W. Bloom, W ilbur K. Bloom. Herald Correspondent To Wed The m arriag e of Miss Lois H u tch ison and Edw ard Shaw will be an event of Sunday afternoon, A ugust 20, a t the M ethodist church. The bride, a well known girl of the com m unity, is the d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. B axter H utchison who reside in th e Columbia d istrict. Miss H u tch is on has been correspondent for The Herald for a num ber of years from th e Columbia d istrict. The couple will make th e ir home on th e old Bel- scam per place. Struthers Duplays Cucumbers. Two g ian t cucum bers were dis played in th e H erald window thia week. They were grown by Mrs. W. R. S tru th e rs of th e Columbia d istrict and m easured a little over 10 inches long. Also show n were several tin e w hite salad tomatoes. These may be fo reru n n ers of w h at may be expected a t th e county fair. F 4 £ee a No woman could inspect this ran g e w ithout know ing im m ediate ly th a t a woman had her hand in its design. I t ’s a w oman’s ran g e . . . made for a woman's Job. Designed and approved by 7550 practical housewives . , . hom em akers ju st like you! W e re proud to Join F rig ld aire in presenting th is sta rtlin g new F rlg id aire E lectric Range to the women of our com munity. W e're en th u siastic about It because our own custom ers . . . women who know w hat a range should be . . . have approved it ao w holeheart edly. Come in. Let ua dem onstrate this rem arkable ran g e . . designed for women by women. L et us show you its astonishing record o f low cost operation. And let us tell you how easy it is to «njoy modern electric cooking for only a few cents a day! MOR-TONE SOIRD SERVICE Phone 121 Hermiston, Oregon EASY TERMS 9
