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PAGE TWO BASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON | SATURDAY - SEPT. 2 PA L N IG H T WARNER BAXTER m THE RETURN O F THE C is c o K id Cartoon— Village Blacksm ith Sport Reel— Sports Im mortal Color Fashion Forecast No. 4 SUN. - MON. - SEPT. 3 - 4 Continuous Show Sunday "Y oung Mr. Lincoln’’ startB: 2:57 p.m.; 5:05 p.m.: 7:13 p.m. and 9:21 p.m. YCffiG Mr.OMCdEM H I N IT THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1939. T H E H E R M IS T O N H E R A L D , H E R M IS T O N . O R E G O N . ALICI MARJORU A R IIIN FONDA - BRADY ■ WEAVER ■ WHELAN Color Cartoon— Housewife H er man. S tranger Than Fiction No. 62 Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Steele of P en dleton were fair visitors W ednes day. All g irls’ shoes, % price a t B urk’s. 51-tfc Mr. and Mrs. I. B. Shelton of N orth Bend, W n., were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw and fam ily attended th e Heppner rodeo S at urday. Mrs. R. E. Cox of Lyle, W n., is visiting th is week a t th e K. D. P ier son home. All g irls' shoes, price at B urk’s. 51-tfc Roy R itner, secretary of the Cham ber of Commerce at Pendleton, was a fatir visitor Wednesday. H arold Cushing of Oregon City spent several days th is week at the home of his brother, Rev. and Mrs. Stearns Cushing Jr. Mrs. Homer Lewis of P o rtland is visiting a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. V. V. Lewis in the W estland district. Mr. Lewis and grandson, Jam es W hite, will arriv e Friday. They will all retu rn Sunday. TUES. - WED. - SEPT. 5-6 Golda E. M um m a Color Cruise— Costa Rica S portlight—Tw o Boys and a Dog Musical— Champagne Music of Law rence Welk. THURS. - FRI. - SEPT. 7 - 8 DOUBLE FEATURE SYDNEY TOLER In “Charlie Chan in Reno” BUCK JONES in “U nm arried” STATE ACCREDITED TEACHER OF PIANO New Classes Starting September 6th High school credits given. Earn a minor in Music. Beginners taken pri vately or in classes. See about them at once. Studio — Main Street Hermiston Travelogue — T h u t’s Africa. Miss Estie Steele spent th e end in H eppner w ith her sister, H. D. Howe. Mrs. H aly Clarke is receiving ical treatm en t a t the H erm iston eral hospital. week Mrs. med Gen price a t Burk’s, 51-tfc Mrs. A. F. Rohrm an and children and Miss Lillie Moyer attended the H eppner rodeo Saturday. Asa and V ester Shaw, sons of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw, retu rn ed home t)his week from th e harvest fields. Mrs. A. F. Rohrm an and children, accompanied by Mrs. Joe Moyer, Lil lie and Anna Belle, spent Monday a f ternoon in Pendleton. Mrs. J. A. Clarke retu rn ed F rid ay from E verett, Wn., w here she spent two weeks w ith her m other and o th er relatives. Miss G eraldine Woods of Adams spent W ednesday a t the fa ir w ith Miss E stie Steele. She retu rn ed home Thursday. Rev. and Mrs. Stearns Cushing left 'Wednesday for a w eek’s vaca tion to be spent in Oregon City and Salem v isitin g relatives and friends. All g irls’ shoes, % price a t B u rk ’s. 51-tfc F ra n k McKenzie, who has been spending the sum m er m onths v isit ing his b ro th er a t Tillamook, re tu rn ed home Friday. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie. Mr. and Mrs. Alton K ingsbury are on a two weeks vacation, going to P o rtland and on to th e San F ra n cisco fair. They are expected back the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Instone and d au g h ter Constance of Lena spent W ednesday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherm an W ells. C onstance was one of the princesses of th e 1939 rodeo. All g irls’ shoes, % price a t B u rk ’s. 51-tfc Mrs. C. R. Moorehouse, who has been in the St. V incents hospital in P o rtlan d for some time, was o p erat ed on Tuesday. Mr. Moorehouse and B etty motored down to be w ith her. See Dr. Curry, the S eattle optome trist, a t H erm iston H otel Tuesday, Septem ber 5, for b etter fitted glas ses to relieve eye stra in and head All g irls’ shoes, W e B ra g A b o u t T w o T h in g s - aches. Charges reasonable. Many years experience exam ining eyes and fittin g glasses. adv. Mrs. A. W. Isbell of Hood River and her d aughter, Mrs. Dale W yatt of Eugene, spent a few days a t the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Strohm last week. Mrs. Isbell is a sister of Mr. Strohm. Ted W arren, w estern field man of 4 the American Jersey C attle club of P ortland, here Monday. VEAL LOAF .......................... IOC SANDWICH SPREAD, R. & W. - p in t... 25< T he best you’ve ever tasted. MUSTARD, Red & W hite...................... 10l DILLS, Red & White - 2i/2’s ....... 16c SWEET PICKLES, Red & White 25 oz. 33$ PEANUT BUTTER, R. & W. 16 oz......... 22C Each peanut hand selected. WAX PAPER, Red & White 125 ft. roll OVEN BAKED BEANS .... R & W . 2 for & Brown Bread SARDINES Admiral - In oil - A real buy £ fo r J 33* lie SALMON, Red & W hite............... 2 for You couldn’t buy better for $1.00 a can. SALMON, Silver Rapids l ’s ___ 2 for 25* FLOUR, Red & White .. . 49 lb. sack $1.39 $1.19 ROLLED OATS, Red & W hite.....3 lbs. 23< MARSHMALLOWS. R. & W......... 1 lb. ggi NOBILITY English Style Cookies . 1 lb. 35* FLOUR, Flaky B ake.......49 lb. sack LADY GODIVA SO A P.............. 4 bars WHITE FLOATING SOAP........ 4 bars WASHO - GIANT ................................ COFFEE, R L & W ................. 3 lb. glass J 91 FRESH Cottage Cheese 2 lbs. for 28* Sirloin Steaks Top Q uality Steer Beef ■”............ 2 5 * Beef Roasts Billie McMickle Has Birthday. A sixth b irth d ay p arty was given Billie McMickle by his m other a t the Beale home on H erm iston avenue last T hursday, A ugust 24th. Games were played and ice cream and cake were served. Among the guests were Mrs. H eberts, who assisted the hos tess, Mrs. E. O. Greeley, who had The l U M : 1 » charge of the games, and the child PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE ren playm ates of th e Rev. E. Dudley Greeley, Pastor. Eugene, B ernadine lad: and V irgil, Beulah Sunday services open w ith Bible Greeley, W anda and Bonnie Mont school a t 10:00 a. m., p reaching se r gomery, W alter Clark, Jo hnny Beale, vice at 11:00, and evening service a t 7:45. Special subjects will be in Gene and Shirley Meade. A pleasant terestingly related. T here will be a afternoon was spent and th e honoree pre-sermon discussion of vital quest ions and lively singing. received many gifts. % Pure Virgin “ W © 72x90 inch size. 9^4-inch thick. • Soft as Swansdown. ► Choice o f 7 colors. • Rayon Satin Binding. * Guaranteed 5 years against moths. • Quadruple Stitching. ' Washable at home. YOU M UST This is the time to order your Coleman Heater. We have made tod -y the most important day o f the year in your need of the modern, efi’o rtle t:. circulating Coleman Oil Heat. We regret that this generous o.Ter can be made 171* Bacon SUGAR CURED LB. 20C Ground Beef For A Lim ited Time Gaiv Subject to withdraws! without m t, re. An ’ when this offer is over it may never be repeated \\ e made an unusur.I arrangement with the manufacturer. For the first time in history this great opportunity is yours. Taha advantage - f it today! FRESH 33* Level, II ¡¡farm , Ifc fa ’im g H eat Quality Guaranteed PEACHES G enuine J. H. Hales ”” $1.35 CABBAGE A Tender Store FIEE DELIVERY TWICE DAILY — 10:30 A. X. — 4:30 F. X. The oil heater that gives you both last warm-up heat when you want it—and uniform, mul tiple-room H EA TFLO W circu lation, too! Coleman speeds airflow up to a volume so much higher than ordinary circulators that it gives uniform heat right down to the flocr. Winter Comi orí with Coleman’s 2 kinds of Rest Work Free H eat Remember, too, Coleman heat is work-free and clean. Auto matic fuel control. Automatic Draft control. Low flame fuel saving burner ring. For fast w arm -up radiant heat just open heat re flector doors. H ermiston T rading C o , p h o n e 341 F. B. SWAYZE, P resident Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation For E STEER Local - Firm Lb. Last chance at this price. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON SALE ENDS SEPT. 9 Lb. 2 "V. The seasoned traveler carries AMERICAN EXPRESS TRAVELERS CHEQUES and en joys the comfort of knowing they will be ac cepted readily the world over . . . . that prompt refund will be made if they are lost or stolen un-countersigned. There is no red tape . . . . a countersignature, for identification, is the only requirement. Issued in convenient denomina tions of $10, $20, $50 and $100 at 75 cents for each $100 purchased. YOU MAY PURCHASE THEM IN NEAT WALLETS FROM Baxter H utchison of 'the Columbia d istrict had a fine display of garden produce a t the county fair th is week. His produce was raised w ith the use of an overhead sp rin k lin g system tried for the first tim e th is year in this territo ry . The general opinion was th a t sp rin k lin g was very suc cessful. His display consisted of all fall crops and showed excellent quality. A bunch of celery especially created a g reat deal of in terest because of its firm ness and quality. Hutchison stated th a t he was well pleased w ith the new experim ent and stated th a t the cost was very little more th an o rdinary irrig atio n . Among other advantages are th a t it makes cu ltiv atio n easier. 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