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THURSDAY, NOVEM BER 2, 1939. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO m n iw ig iP^ ? OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON SATURDAY - NOV. 4 PA L N IG H T \FHOfT¡e¡T marshal RANDOLPH SCOÏÏ NANCY KELLY C artoon-—T h re e B ears Comedy— S tag e F rig h t SUN. • MON. - TUES. NOV. 5 - 6 - 7 C ontinuous Show Sunday “THE STAR MAKER »7 B in g Crosby - Louise Campbell Popeye C arto o n — G hosts is th e B unk P a ra g ra p h ic — C ircu s Co-ed W ED. - THURS. - NOV. 8 - 9 “ FIFTH AVENUE GIRL” T t t t riN C S T WITCH HOSPITAL IN TO W N R R I Ñ » IN YCXJO S IC K W A T C H w ith SKIOT KCOVttY GUAEANTKD Ginger Rogers James Ellison A. W . Behrm an JEWELER PLUS SHORT F E A T U R E S HERMISTON/ OREGON SPECIALS FOR NOVEMBER 3-4-6. M ayonnaise R. & W . - A lw ays Fresh Q u a rt ...... .................... Méats SIRLOIN STEAKS 43* L b ....................... 25* Sunspun BEEF ROASTS S alad D ressing L b ....................... 17* Q u a rt ...... .................... 35* PORK CHOPS Sugar io lbs............................. 39* L b ....................... 20* BACON Italian Prunes 4 lbs................................. 2»9* L b ..................... 23* Tom ato Ju ice COTTAGE CHEESE R. & W .3 fo r 25* 2 lbs. f o r ........ 46 oz. 3 for .. 63* P IC N IC S M atches > 19* 6 box carto n 15* u LARD T issue Blue & W hite 4 lbs. fo r ... 39* 4 fo r ............ ................ 23* O YSTERS Soup P in t ................. 20* T en d er - B aby Beef D elicious F lav o r L ean - T asty S u g a r C ured F resh Sm oked - L ean P u re F re sh C am pbell’s - E xcept M ushroom & C hicken 3 for 27* COFFEE mart — 23* 1 lb. fresh g rin d ... EARLY RISER— 1 ‘b . ......................................... 19$: 29* None B etter - 1 lb. Flour F laky Bake - G u aran teed 49 lb.* sack $1.39 R. & W . - The V ery Best 49 lb. sack $1.65 14* Q u a rt H ig h est Q uality M eats Produce 20* 3 lbs. f o r ..... O N IO N S Sw eet B oilers 14* 10 lb. s a c k ...... GRAPEFRUIT Med. - Seedless D o z e n ........... We all know that the price» of certain commodities have already gone up. Our stock of merchandise is large enough in those commodities which have already gone up that we are still selling at the lowest prices in town— V IT A M IN BARGAINS— 29* PHONE 341 - HERMISTON HOT WATER BOTTLES 100 Cod Liver Oil Caps............ $1.00 16 oz. Super D Cod Liver O il.. 1.29 24 oz. Squibb Cod Liver Oil .. 1.39 100 ABD & G Capsules ........ 1.98 49* 98* 49* 35* 69* 28* 98* 60c Alka Seltzer .... $1.20 Sal Hepatica 50c Bromo Seltzer 100 Aspirin ............ 75c Vicks Vaporub 500 Kleenex .......... $1.25 Petrolagar .... Ed P ie rre of th e B u tte r C reek d is tr ic t haa tra d e d h is farm , E ugene R an ch , for a h o tel in M inneapolis, M inn. Np fu r th e r in fo rm a tio n h as been received co n cerin g th e tr a n s actio n o r of fu tu re p la n s of Mr. P ierre. HERMISTON GROUP AT HEPPNER MEET A g ro u p of H erm isto n U nion C h ris tia n E n d eav o rers a tte n d e d a C. E. ra lly a t H ep p n er F rid a y n ig h t w ith R alp h N eill, p re sid e n t of th e C olum bia C. E. U nion, presiding. T h e a n n u a l C olum bia U nion conven tio n to he held a t P e n d le to n on No vem ber 10 an d 11 w as an n o u n ced . G oing from h ere w ere Mrs. Cecil W a rn e r. R alp h N eill. B etty More house. A llan C lark , G len n W arn er, E ldon S ay lo r. D onna S ay lor, G uy C lark of S ta n fie ld an d R odney R og er«. 3 yr. g u aran tee .. $2«95 ELEC. ROOM HEATER „ $>.39 ELEC. HEATING PAD 53* 75c Listerine ....... 49* Pt. Mineral Oil .................... 39* 1 Gal. Mineral O il............ $1«69 10 lbs. Epsom S a lts.... .............. 69* 66 Kotex ........ $1.00 Qt. Milk of Magnesia .... ........... 69* 60c Mentholatum .... ................. HURRY! HURRY! ENDS NOV. 10th MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTION — 1 Yr. “ Life” — SA V E $1.00 — $3.50 Thompson’s Drug Store R eeves U ndergoes Operation F red R eeves w as ta k e n to St. A n th o n y ’s h o sp ita l in P en d leto n la s t F rid a y w h ere he u n d e rw e n t a m ajo r o p eratio n . H e w as in ju re d w hile l i f t in g a sack of g ra in a t th e F a rm B u r eau C o o p erativ e w here he is em ploy ed. He is g e ttin g a lo n g s a tis fa c to r ily. ______ TOWNSEND CLUB NEW S A la rg e crow d a tte n d e d th e club m e etin g F rid a y , O ctober 2 7, and im - .la r ta n t business w as discussed. A re p o rt w as given by th e w ays an d m eans co m m ittee co n c e rn in g th e com ing play, " R e lie f Be H a n g ed ,” to be sponsored by th e local clu b W ed nesday, N ovem ber 8, a t th e H erm is to n U nion h ig h school. T he sam e com m ittee w ill be in c h arg e of th e tic k e t sale. A pillow case au c tio n w as held a t th e la st m eetin g , n e ttin g th e club $3.80. S everal new m em bers have joined th e clu b an d m ore a re ex p ect ed. T he n e x t m e etin g w ill be held on N ovem bebr 10 a t th e L egion h a ll a t w hich tim e a re p o rt of th e proceeds of th e play w ill be given. Do not fo rg e t th e d a te , N ovem ber 8. a t 8 :0 0 p. m. T ic k e ts w all also be sold a t th e d o o r. • N ebergal Reports Second Crop N. N ebergall, o rc h a rd ist of th e C olum bia d is tric t, re p o rts a W in esap ap p le tree in h is o rc h a rd w h ich is p ro d u cin g i t s second crop of f r u it of th e year. Mr. N eb erg all s ta te s th a t th e tree blossom ed for th e second tim e in A u g u st an d now h as apples a b o u t th e size of w a ln u ts, a few of w hich he th in k s m ay m a tu re. COFFEE S ch illin g s - F in e F lav o r 28* Lb. Oregon S ta te College— M ore th a n 10 per cen t of th e u n d e rg ra d u a te stu d e n ts at O.S.C. th is y ear a re e n gaged In som e org an ized m usical ac tiv ity , acc o rd in g to a re p o rt ju s t m ade by P a u l P e tri, head of th e de p a rtm e n t of m usic. T he la rg e st o rg a n iz a tio n th is y e a r is th e M a d rig al club, w ith 141 mem- bt s. not c o u n tin g a second cho ru s of th is c lu b w ith 41. T h e firs t and se ond ban d s have 115 stu d e n ts, th e COMING AGAIN TISSUE »5* Oro Shortening *lb pkg.......... 43* Rlnso W ash e8 C lothes S p a rk lin g W h ite R e g u la r L arg e 4 19* ge 59* DR. H. C. CURRY The old reliable optome trist of Seattle who has made professional visits to Hermiston for 27 years will again be at— HERMISTON HOTEL Tuesday, Nov. 7 FOR ONE DAY. — EYES EXAMINED — Glasses fitted to relieve eye strain & headache. Charges Reasonable. 6 D elicious F lav o rs P ac k a g e ...... ........................ Kleenex Tissues 200 S heet Box S eap o rt 3 rolls 2 for ......................... Junior Motches 15* 6 box c a rto n * Pears W est C oast 2*4 tin s ......................... -------Fine Meats VEAL RO A ST............................... lb. PORK ROAST .............................. lb. BULK MINCE M EAT............2 lbs. VEAL STEAK ......... lb. I5* 17$! 17$: 25* > 7< Hermiston Food Store FREE DELIVERY <4 ► o rc h e s tra 55, an d th e co-ed band, th e only one of its kind on th e P a c i fic coast, h as 40 m em bers. In a d d i tio n to these, th e Glee club is m ade up of 70 m en sin g ers, m a k in g a to ta l of 450 s tu d e n ts a c tiv e in th ese m u sical o rg an izatio n s. SAYLORS ENTERTAIN 450 O.S.C. STUDENTS W ITH BARN PARTY IN MUSIC GROUPS D onna an d E ldon S ay lo r of th e B u tte r C reek d is tric t e n te rta in e d th e C h ris tia n E n d eav o rera of th e U nion ch u rch T u esd ay n ig h t w ith a b arn p arty . T h e ev en in g w as sp en t in a g h o st w alk, black cats, w itches, fo r tu n e an d sto ry te llin g an d o th e r H a l low een gam es. A p p ro x im ately 35 g u ests w ere p resen t. R e fresh m en ts of cid er an d d o u g h n u ts w ere served a t th e close of th e even in g . $1.00 EVERY DAY DRUG BARGAINS Ed Pierre Trades Ranch. F resh C rop HERMISTOR TRADING CO. THE RED A W HITE STORE R alp h N eill, E ldon S aylor and R odney R o g ers a tte n d e d a C h ris tia n E n d eav o r g a th e rin g a t P e n d leto n on S a tu rd a y n ig h t. • A p p ro x im ately 30 frie n d s and n eig h b o rs g a th e re d a t th e L. H am m er hom e T uesday n ig h t an d enjoyed a H allo w e’en p arty . Mrs. C h arles Isaacs an d d a u g h te r H elen K ay of P ilo t R ock sp en t th e week end w ith h er p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer. The te a c h e rs of th e M ethodist p ri m ary d e p a rtm e n t e n te r ta in e d M on d ay a fte rn o o n fo r a g ro u p o f 26 li t tle folks a t a H allow een p a rty In th e ch u rc h basem ent. Mr. a n d Mrs. Jo h n P . N eu feld t and M iss M aria N eu feld t of D allas sp en t F rid a y a n d S a tu rd a y a t th e hom e of th e ir d a u g h te r, Mr. a n d Mrs. A1 Q ui- rin g . Nov. 10 la st d ay fo r L ife a t $3.50 y ear. See Mrs. G eo rg ia H enderson, H erm isto n . ll-3 c A m eetin g of th e P a re n t S tu d y clu b w ill be held a t th e hom e of Mrs. W. L. H am m on M onday, N ov em b er 6. T h is ig a p ro je c t of th e P.T.A . asso ciatio n . Rev. an d Mrs. S te a rn s C u sh in g J r . and C h arlen e an d Mrs. L ean d er Q ui- rin g an d S ylvia left T u esd ay for th e valley. M r. C u sh in g w ill a tte n d a ch u rc h co n v en tio n a t P o rtla n d w hile Mrs. Q u irin g w ill v is it h e r p a re n ts in Salem . T h ey w ill re tu r n S a tu r day. See Dr. C u rry , th e S e a ttle optom e tr is t. a t th e H erm isto n H otel T ues day, N ovem ber 7, fo r b e tte r fitte d g lasses to reliev e eye s tra in and head ach es. C h arg es reaso n ab le. Many y ears ex p erien ce e x a m in in g eyes and f ittin g glasses. adv. Mr. an d Mrs. R. A. B row nson left W ed n esd ay on a tw o w eeks vacation w ith an u n d e te rm in e d itin e ra ry . T h ey in ten d ed to go to P o rtla n d firs t an d th e n w ere und ecid ed as to fu r- it h e r p lans. Mr. B row nson is m an a g e r of th e local T um -A -L um o rg a n izatio n . KRAUT BANANAS RED & WHITE— Mr. an d Mrs. R ay C h e n a u lt sp en t th e w eek end a t T illam o o k on bus iness. I w ill do d ress m a k in g a t my home. M rs. W. W. K ilcu p , H erm is to n Ave. 1 1 -lp Nov. 10 last d ay fo r L ife a t $3.50 y ear. See Mrs. G eo rg ia H enderson, H erm isto n . ll-3 c Mrs. M ary B rierley an d Miss Je s sie B rierley w ere d in n e r g u ests a t th e H en ry O tt hom e S u n d ay . A. F. R o h rm an w as In W eston on T u esd ay d e m o n s tra tin g th e new F ord tra c to r. New $14 9*4x10 W ard ru g for $10, rose color; A -l stu d io couch, $20, a t M iller’s T ra d in g Post. 1 1 -lc Mr. an d Mrs. R. C. M cR eynolds le ft M onday fo r P o rtla n d to spend a week w ith h is p aren ts. G eorge S c a rle tt, em ployed a t th e R o h rm an M otor Co., w as a business c a ller in P o rtla n d W ednesday. F ra n k W ilk en so n of H ep p n er w as in H erm isto n th is w eek g e ttin g sh eep cu b es from th e F a rm B ureau C ooperative. AAAAAAAA^ s t a r r in g A1 G regory m ade a b u sin ess tr ip to S e a ttle , W n., W ednesday. Cooked food sale a n d b az a a r spon sored by th e M eth o d ist L ad ies A id S a tu rd a y , D ecem ber 16. 11-tfc Miss L u cille F o rsy th e , local te a c h er, sp e n t th e w eek end a t P e n d leto n v is itin g . Rex W rig h t of L ew isto n , Idaho. w ag a bu sin ess c a lle r in H erm isto n W ednesday. Joe R eeves re tu rn e d hom e th is week an d w ill m ak e h is hom e h ere th is w in te r. Mrs. Cleo V an W in k le an d fam ily of L ex in g to n v isited re la tiv e s in H erm isto n S unday. Nov. 10 la st d ay fo r L ife a t $3.50 y ear. See M rs. G eorgia H en d erso n . H erm isto n . ll-3 c Mr. an d M rs. Dave M ittlesd o rf sp e n t W ed n esd ay in P o rtla n d w here Mrs. M ittle sd o rf to o k m edical tr e a t m en ts. Mr. an d Mrs. P. H . A rro w sm ith of S e a ttle , W n., cam e W ed n esd ay fo r a few d ay s’ v isit a t th e h om e of h e r fa th e r, B. I. W h itn ey . Mr. an d Mrs. H aro ld R a n k in sp en t th e w eek end in C o rv allis w ith th e ir son S tu a r t for D ad’s D ay celeb ratio n . T h ey saw th e O regon S ta te -W a sh in g - ton S ta te fo o tb all gam e S a tu rd a y a f tern o o n . Mr. an d Mrs. K e n n e th M atto x of S andy, Ore., sp e n t a few d ay s re c e n t ly w ith Mrs. R oy N u ll of H erm isto n . Mrs. M atto x is Mrs. N u ll’s second d a u g h te r. Mr., and M rs. J e n s S kovbo an d M r. an d Mrs. Floyd K n e rr an d fam ily w ere S u n d ay d in n e r g u ests of Mr. an d M rs. A. W . T u rn b la d . T h is h a s been a n a n n u a l a ff a ir w ith th e th re e fam ilies for sev eral years. DRUGS FOR LESS PHONE 911
