PAOS TWO
THURSDAY, JU N E 20, 1940
THE H E R M IS TO N HERALD. HERM ISTON. OREGON.
OASIS THEATRE
H ERM ISTON, OREGON
Phone 2121
Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker and
daughter Kay are visiting a t the
home of Mr. Knickerbocker's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Knickerbocker
of LaGrande, during the duration of
the 4-H summer school in Corvallis.
Miss Helen Ralph was hostess
Tuesday night at a wedding shower
for Miss Margie Estle whose mar
riage to Harold Keller took place
Wednesday.
Mrs. A. M. Brock returned home
Sunday after spending a week in
Walla Walla visiting at the home of
her son, R. E. Brock. She also at
tended the Seventh Day Adventist
camp meeting at College Place.
Mrs. D. M. Dufur was the honor
guest Tuesday night at a surprise
party given by Mrs. G. J. Casper on
the Casper lawn. Approximately 35
guests were present.
Miss Delpha Berryman of Philo
math spent some time last week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Swarner. She was en route to Pen
dleton where she will act as superin
tendent of parks during the summer
months.
Lawrence Swarner, son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. Swarner, spent from Sat
urday to Wednesday in Hermiston
visiting relatives. He has spent the
past term attending Oregon State
college but is still bothered by his
ailment as a result of an accident
suffered some time ago in Alaska.
He will enter a Portland hospital for
observation this week.
Miss Marjean Chisholm came Sat
urday to visit a t the home of Mr. and
Mrs. .H arry Andrews. She resides
in Walla Walla, Wn.
John Bubeck of lower Willow
creek was in Hermiston on business
Wednesday.
Fred Huxoll of Stanfield who is a
medical patient at the Hermiston
General hospital, is much improved.
H arry Spinning has been receiving
medical treatm ent a t the Hermiston
General hospital since Monday.
Mrs. N. W. Bloom returned home
Monday after visiting for several
witA
weeks at the home of her son in
S Y D N E Y TOLER
Kent, Wn.
Plus Short Features
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robertson and
SU N D A Y - MONDAY
son Dean. Mrs. W alter Smith and
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Bob Martin spent Wednesday at
Bingham Springs.
Continuous Show Sunday
a i the man who handle« the "accounts" can tell you.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Vickers an
nounce the arrival of a baby girl
M HU f. ZANUCK'S
But the chore it often needlessly complicated.
Production o<
weighing 6 lbs. 10 oz., born Friday
at the Hermiston General hospital.
When you stop to think about it, all bookkeeping must
Mrs. R. W. Armstrong, who has
«tort with O R IG IN A L ENTRY forms - - usually a salesbook.
been receiving medical treatm ent at
the Hermiston General hospital, is
“ W e ll Begun h H a lf Done”
much improved.
Miss Lilly Moyer was host to the
Start the procedure right. And you'll find th a t slogan
Methodist Epworth League at a par
ty Sunday night at her home. Ten
oh.ct.s k, JOHN FORD
is true. If you want your accounting task to flow smoothly,
members were present.
with
«tart it with a REDIFORM DESIGNED SALESBOOK.
Gertrude Kasinger of Oregon City
H E N R Y FONDA
arrived Wednesday to visit her
JA N E D ARW ELL
These books are mode to begin the bookkeeping job cor
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Comedy— Follies Parisienne
rectly
. . to reduce mistakes . . and make posting easier.
Meade. She expects to remain about
TU E SD A Y - W ED NESD AY
ten days.
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Yet they cost no more than "any-old-salesbook." And they
A th rift shop sale will be held by
can be purchased through your home dealer!
the
Central
Church
of
Christ
July
1,
BIG BEYOND W ORDS!
2 and 3. Next door east of Bakery. S W IM M IN G POOL
Cooked
food sale July 3.
adv.
Come in. Or phone us. W e will be glad to aslist you in
THE
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. W arner and NEED IS STRESSED
your selection of a DESIGNED REDIFORM SALESBOOK.
daughter, Mrs. E. P. Schofield and
By Bill Belt
two children Patricia and Edward,
Certainly none of us would want
spent the week end at their summer to be in the position of either of the
home at Langdon Lake.
Plus Short Features
WELL EQUIPPED TO
individuals in the following story. It
Geo. Hoecherl of Umatilla, who seems a tramp was walking over a
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
TH U RSD AY - F R ID A Y
was admitted to the Hermiston Gen bridge in a desolated section of the
a clever fighter, having won 12 of
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
JU L Y 4 CELEBRATION be
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eral hospital due to a crushed foot south when he heard the cries of
his last 15 bouts.
•
received from a hay baler last week, Help! Help! coming from the river. TO BE COLORFUL
Preliminaries include Stan. Jones,
NICOLA
is getting along nicely.
Looking down he saw a man strugg
Reservation, vs. Si Rose, Squaw Creek
BILL SHAAJR, Prop.
Hermiston
' * '/ V ' * •••.
Clarence Frederickson was taken ling in the water. This unfortunate
CCC: Roy Marr, Stanfield, vs. Gus
(C ontinued flora Page 1)
to the Pendleton hospital Monday spied the tram p and hollered “Help!
Berger, Squaw Creek: Billy Steven
where he underwent a major opera Help! I can’t swim, I can’t swim.” The main event will pit the pride of son, New York, vs. Tony Van Pelt,
Pendleton,
Dean
Groth,
against
Ken
tion. His condition is reported as The tramp gave another casual
Mission Indians: Tornado Partlow,
good.
glance and continued his travels with ny Austin of Omaha, Neb. The lat Boardman, vs. Peter Hung, Pendle
ter
is
a
veteran
of
over
200
profes
• P. A.
Mrs. Dale Fischer (Ruth Dodd) the sarcastic reply, “Well, it looks to sional fights and has spent the past ton; Mike Moschello, Stanfield, vs.
• VELVET
re-entered University of Oregon this me as if this is a fine time to brag few months fighting in Los Angeles, Frenchy Valdes, Squaw Creek. The
Jolor Cartoon—Ju st a Little Bull
• HALF & HALFl
week for the summer session in pre- about it!”
latter bout is expected to be a w hirl
Sport Reel— Over the Seven Seas
For the protection of health and Portland and Seattle. Groth is an wind as both boys are clever and fast,
1 Travelogue—-Isles
E ast 1 1 TH
THOMPSON'S
DRUG
I
I
paration for her graduation with
Travelogue— Isles of the East
O M PSO N 'S
up
and
coming
light
heavyweight
and
life and for the protection of happi
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_______ journalistic degree this winter.
has defeated several outstanding and willing to mix.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gunn and ness and content, every community fighters during the past year. In the
A giant fireworks display has been
should
have
a
swimming
pool.
Swim
family stopped for a short time in
other main event Sammy McCracken arranged in the evening at 9:00
mine
is
the
most
healthful
of
exercis-
Hermiston Sunday en route to Port
of Hermiston will attempt to main o’clock which will be free to the pub
land. The family had been on a va- es. and is one that offsets the evils of tain his undefeated status against lic.
— Specials for June 21st, 22nd and 24th —
sedentary
life.
It
encourages
health
I
cation trip to Yellowstone park.
Johnny Jackson of Spokane, Wn.
The Troubadors will play at the
Announcement is being made of and dispels disease: a swimming
MARSHMALLOWS ..................................... lb. 18$
the marriage of Miss Margie Estle P°°‘ ‘S trU'y ° ne °f the mOst va,uable This is expected to be a severe test dances Wednesday night and the
for Sammy as Jackson is reported to evening of July 4.
COMPLECTION SOAP, Lady Godiva 3 bars 1 4 $
daughter of Mr. and Mrs F J Estle’ £’SSetS tO a community-
and
Harold
Keller,
Wednesday
a
t
'
Even
though
swimming
is
highly
IVORY SOAP, m edium .......................... 4 bars 22$
beneficial to us, it is also dangerous
Lewiston, Idaho.
WHITE FLOATING SOAP .................. 4 bars 19C
Mrs. Casha Shaw, who has spent to many. Recently the Tri-State
COFFEE, Red & W h ite.................................lb. 26$
the past few weeks visiting at the Anti-Pollution Commission represent
FLAVOR JELL Delicious for salads or desserts. 4 for 19$
home of her son, Mr. and Mrs. Guy ing New York, New Jersey and Con
CAMPBELL’S S O U P ............................... 3 cans 28«!
Shaw, returned to her home in Hepp necticut declared: “ We are living in
the midst of a sewer, and the rivers
Except Chicken or Mushroom
ner Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harkenrider are nothing but open cesspools.” Over
and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin left the entire nation rivers have been
R ed & W h ite TEA, India & Ceylon - Ice Tongs
Thursday on a week’s trip to East closed to swimming because the wat
Free with % lb. pkg. 4 5 $
Lake, Astoria, Seattle and coast er has been found unfit for such
purposes.
points. They expect to return next
FLOUR, Red & W h ite................ 49 lbs? $ L 5 5
Paul H. Heudepohl. manager of
Wednesday.
FLOUR, Flaky B a k e....................49 lbs. $ 1 .3 5
Lee and Asa Shaw came home the famous Jantzen Swimming asso
◄ M. J. B C O F F E E
Sunday from the Lexington harvest ciation and a recognized authority on
swimming
and
sanitation
states,
fields to visit at the home of their
CATSUP, Red & White 14 oz............................. 17<
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw. “Any water unfit for drinking pur
C O R N
$ 2 .2 5 per c a se
ca n
CATSUP, Brimful 12 oz.............................2 for 23$
Carl Shaw, another son, returned poses is unfit for bathing and swim
Red Lodge Whole Kernel
KEN L CLUB DOG FOOD ................................ 5$
with his brother to work in the fields. ming.” All the water in the entire
PAPER NAPKINS, 80’s ..................2 lOc-pkgs. 1 5 c
Baptist ladies will hold a sale of 400 miles of the Columbia river was
1 M I L K
ta ll can« 7 t |
DEVILED MEATS, R. & W. 1 f s .......... 4 for 1 8 $
new and used articles in the-base found to be class “C”, which means
I Morning
unfit
for
drinking
purposes.
Recent
a
ment of the church June 26-28. Good
LUX FLAKES
23$
values in girls’ summer dresses and ly a test was made of local water
¡S W E E T P IC K L E S
q u art 11, !
SHOESTRING BEETS & CARROTS 2 cans 25$
other articles.
44-lc used for swimming and it, too, was
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Red & White Vac Pack.
found
to
be
in
class
“C”.
The
state
Miss Edith Clarke and Mrs. Harry
board
of
health
maintains
standards
Smith left Sunday for the valley.
¡S U G A R
3 1 b ,. «A, |
—Suggested Lunch for Hot Days —
Mrs. Smith will be employed on the of sanitation that must be observed
’
Brown
or
Powdered
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SLICED R. & W. LUNCHEON MEAT . 12 oz. 25$
Itemizer-Observer in Dallas for two by all pool managements and water
in
modern
swimming
pools
must
be
POTATO SALAD, home made ................ 1 lb. 15$
weeks while Miss Clarke will attend
IT O M A T O J U IC E
can
safe enough for drinking as well as
5cj
summer school in Eugene.
RITZ CRACKERS ........................ large pkg. 23$
1
For All
swimming.
Miss Evelyn Ford, daughter of Mr
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ENGLISH STYLE BISCUIT, delicious cookies 23$
and Mrs. John Ford, left Wednesdav
R. & W. ICED TEA, ice tong free Va Lb- Black 4 5 $
(C R A C K E R S
2 lb. b o x 4
by stage on a two months vacation NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
s
Cascade
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UPON FIN A L REPORT
GELATINE DESSERT made with
Dip to Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma.
FRUIT COCKTAIL ..................... ............... can 16$
Texas and back by way of Los Ange IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
-B E E T S
2 N o. 2 can« 17r !
AND
les and the Golden Gate Fair.
STATE OF OREGON FOR
! S1><*d
1/C j
F A. Power was the honor guest
UMATILLA COUNTY
R. & W. FLAVOR JELL........................ 4 pkgs. 19$
Sunday at a gathering at his home
In the M atter of the Estate of
J O Y S T E R S
2 5 -o z. can« 1Ç, I
• unday when .1 guests came to help
SUNSPUN DRESSING....... pts. 22c - qts. 32$
Brownell, also known as D.
| Tillamook
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him celebrate his 62nd birthday. A Russell
MAYONNAISE, R. & W..... pts. 2 7 c - qts. 4 3 $
R. Brownell Jr., Deceased.
feature of the day was a pot luck
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
FRENCH DRESSING................................... 13$
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| C R 1 S C O
3 lb. ca n
dinner served at noon. Social con that the undersigned administrator
— Their fine quality give zest to your salads —
with the will annexed of the e sta te ,
versation was enjoyed.
Russell Brownell, also known as
Mrs. Sim Baker and daughter Bar of
D. R. Brownell Jr., has filed his
—PRODUCE—
! PEARS
N o . 2>/2 c a n 4 1 5c!
bara Ellen spent from Friday to final report with the clerk of theI
1
West
Coast
Bartlett
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S a lt A ir P e a s
3 lbs. 23$ — Ju m b o C an ts. ... 1 0 $
Tuesday with her sister and husband above entitled court, and that the
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse. She Judge of said Court has made an
ORANGES, Sunkist med. la rg e.... 2 dozezn 59$
order herein designating Saturday,
| CORNED BEEF HASH
1 lb. c a n 4*
was en route home from Portland to the
13th day of July, 1940, at 10:00
I Armour’s
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— M E A T S P E C IA L S —
Weiser, Idaho.
o’clock a. m. as the time, and the i
Mrs. O. O. Felthouse accompanied rooms of the above entitled court in
S irlo in S te a k s, grain fed baby b e e f..............lb. 28$
[R A IS IN S
8 oz. p k g. | k !
by her sister. Mrs. Sim Baker and the county court house in Pendleton, I
T -B o n e S te a k s, tender and ju ic y ..................lb. 28$
Valley Brand
.
1 daughter Barbara Ellen of Weiser, Umatilla County, Oregon, as the
place when and where hearing is to
PORK ROASTS, lean tender.................... lb. 14Vi$
Idaho, motored to Walla Walla Mon be had thereon. All persons interested
i
B a co n , Armour’s sugar cured........................ lb. 2 1 $
¡P E A S
3 N o. 2 can« 11
day to call on an aunt. Mrs. Clark are hereby notified to then and there
| Wadham’s Sweet Dimple
Tullock.
V e a l C h op s, fancy milk f e d .......................... lb. 23$
appear and show cause, if any they j
have,
why
said
report
should
not
be
Mrs.
E.
P.
Schofield,
who
has
M ock C h ick en L egs, for a quick m ea l..... 6 for 25$
spent the past week a t the home of approved, the adm inistrator dis-1
charged, his bondsmen exhonorated
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. and the estate closed.
W arner, left for her home in Van
Dated this 13th day of June, 1940,
L. BROWNELL,
couver, Wn.. Monday afternoon. The
Administrator.
THE RED A WHITE STORE
PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON
children remained with their grand- W. J. Warner.
Phone 3781
Free Delivery
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r*U r" Attorney for Estate.
(June 13-July 11)
S A T U R D A Y - JU N E 22
Pal Night
DOUBLE FEATURE
“ Rovin’ Tumbleweeds”
“Charlie Chen
in Panama”
THE
CRAPES
OF
WRATH
HUNCHBACK^
OF NOTRE DAM fJ\
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White were
Pendleton visitors Wednesday even
ing.
Mrs. O. A. Leonard of Pullman,
Wn., spent the week end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Gwynn Hughes.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hedwall and
son visited from Sunday to Tuesday
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Jackson.
An ice cream social will be given
Fri., June 21 at 7:30 P. M., in base
ment of Central Church of Christ.
(Union). Everyone invited. Pro.
gram planned.
adv
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best returned
to Hermiston last week end after
spending the winter months in Long
Beach, Cal.
Mrs. R. Alexander, who has spent
the past several months at the
home of her daughter Mr. and Mrs.
E. P. Dodd, left Sunday to spend the
summer months with another daugh
ter, Mrs. Bertha A. Collins of Port
land.
Ben O’Conner returned Tuesday
from a two-day trip to St. Helens and
Portland. He was accompanied by his
nieces who had spent the past few
weeks visiting here. While in P ort
land he attended a fight card and
made arrangements for several fight
ers on the July 4th card here.
H e r m is t o n
B a rb e r Shop
The H erm iston&H e ra ld
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Hermiston Food Store