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pa g e tw o THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1940. THE H ER M ISTO N HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. BASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Local Happenings SALES BOOKS? PHONE 2121 Mr. and Mrs. Will Kennings spent Mrs. G. Daniels and infant son re Sunday at Cold Springs picnicking. turned to her home in Echo from the Bay tfcun fro « your homo d e a l« . Hermiston General hospital. SATURDAY - AUGUST 3 Dfacoss your needs with as. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Graves of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Emory and Heppner were business callers in Pal Night children of Pendleton spent Satur Hermiston Saturday. W o carry the well know* Continuous Show Starting 4 p.m day in Hermiston visiting relatives. George Prindle of Avenoel, Calif., Anne Neagle - Rag Milland in Mrs. J. Sprout, who is receiving spent Monday and Tuesday visiting medical care at the Hermiston Gen his brother, Jess Prindle. eral hospital, is progressing nicely. Try our 2 for 5c bars! Bambino, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Keller of Ione Wings, Big Bite and Kokonut Roll. Color Cartoon— Bone Trouble Brierley’s. 50-lp spent some time in Hermiston one day last week. Information Please Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Leonard and Marvin Crick of Portland is a son Max of Wray, Colo., are spend house guest at the home of Mr. and ing &• month visiting their son and Mrs. Alton Kingsbury. SUN. - MON. - AUG. 4 - 5 family, Mr. and Mrs. A1 Leonard. A. F. Rohrman and M. E. Knicker Continuous Show Sunday Mrs. Minnie Brown of Portland is bocker were business visitors Tues visiting at the home of her daugh day afternoon at Heppner. ter, Mr. and Mrs. Julius Gimble. She Word was received Tuesday night is spending a three weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Pierson and TOWNSEND CLUB < Ruth and Dale of Hilgard were Sun from J. H. Quiring, father of A1 and starring Mrs. Peter Paulson of Baker ar day guests at the K. D. Pierson home. Leander Quiring, that he was on his C A N N IN G ◄ NEWS rived Tuesday evening to spend a ANN SHERIDAN ◄ way to Mountain Lake, Minn., to at week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and.Mrs. Paul Van Patten and tend the funeral Friday of his aged ◄ Plus Short Features W. W. Felthouse. Mr. and Mrs. Emory Cox spent Tues mother. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Quiring By Mrs. Joe Udey at visited their grandmother on their A number of people were out to Mrs. Sam Carson was brought to day evening in Pendleton. trip east two months ago. the Townsend meeting Friday night the H. M. Sommerer home Sunday WURSTER'S Word was received of the birth of TUESDAY - WEDNESDAY to hear Mrs. Udey give her report of from Walla Walla. She is convalesc a son born July 22 to Mr. and Mrs. iy 2 Mile West of Mr. and Mrs. Andy Jacobsen, who ing from a recent illness. AUGUST 6 - 7 Charles A. Rohrman of Cleveland, have spent the past week visiting at the Townsend convention for the sec ond time. Mrs. Udey went to the Umatilla Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hamm accom Ohio. The boy was named Charles A. the Harold Rankin home, have moved Milton club Monday night and gave Double Feature panied Rev. and Mrs. Stearns Cush Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swayze Jr. of from Astoria to Pendleton where Mr. her report to members of that club. NOW R EA D Y ! ing and daughter to the valley Mon Spokane arrived Sunday to visit a Jacobsen will be employed. Mr. Dixson, who is ill, resigned as day. The Hamms are in Portland on few days with his parents, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Pierson, who president of the local club, and Ted business white the Cushings will take Mrs. F. B. Swayze. with AN D Y DEVINE are building a new home west of Her Hatfield was elected to fill the chair liam Orv/ick, Weston. Mr. Orwick is. in the Salem Centennial for the balance of the term. Asa and Carl Shaw spent the week miston, went to Hillsboro this week Dr. Townsend attended the Demo principal of the elementary school at Mrs. Maude Garlin of Denver, end at the home of their parents, Mr. to complete arrangements for the CONSTANCE MOORE in Colo., is visiting here at the home of and Mrs. Guy Shaw. The rains have sale of their home there. Robert cratic convention and he tells them, Weston. The second summer session shows ber sister, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Dyer. somewhat hampered the harvest plans Pierson, son of Mr. and Mrs. K. D. unless you people in the two old par about a five per cent increase over ties look alive, we’re going to leave She will spend about a week here and in the Lexington region. Pierson, will go to Hillsboro this you behind and put you all out of that of last summer. Counties other then go to Tacoma to visit another week to bring his grandparents back jobs. He also says, the best way to than Umatilla represented are Wheel sister. Mrs. Chas. Vanderlinde returned to Hermiston. Going Places No. 79 interest these people in national de er, Morrow, Union, Malheur, Wal to her home in Irrigon after receiv ing medical care at the Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Watson and fense is to give them something to lowa, Baker, Sherman, Grant, Was General hospital. Peggy and Nancy left Friday for defend. Give them a country with co and Deschutes. Out of state stu THURSDAY - FRIDAY Boise, Idaho, to spend a week with jobs for all and adequate security dents are registered from California, Mr. and Mrs. Louie White and Mrs. Watson’s parents. Accompany for the aged. Idaho, Washington and Wisconsin. AUGUST 8 - 9 Lois are vacationing at Vancouver ing them was Donald Frasier of The next meeting of the club will and other points on a two weeks va Nampa, Idaho, who had been spend be August 9 at the Legion hall and cation. O p p o r tu n ity ^ : ing the summer months with his every one is invited to come and hear WELL EQUIPPED TO Mrs. S. M. Scrivner of Echo is a j aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Wat- latest news on our plan. Knocks j 'y ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE starring Another Townsend benefit dance . He was returning to his home. medical patient at the Hermiston will be held at the Columbia park YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE General hospital. She is 80 years old BRIAN AH ERNE Guests at the A. C. Swarner home hall. Come and join the fun. Good and is doing nicely. • over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. music will be furnished and lunch MADELEINE CARROLL The Epworth League of the Meth j John Wentzel and two daughters served by the ladies. BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Plus Short Features odist church enjoyed a “hay ride” Martha and Ann, and Mrs. Marcus Thursday night which was concluded Weitzel, all of Carlisle, Penn., and MISSSERELL ATTENDS at the Casper home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bear of Alba SUM M ER SESSION R E A D th e A D S Mr. and Mrs. George Harkenrider, ny. Mr. and Mrs. Bear are an un cle and aunt and the Wentzels are Ralph Richards Jr. and Dave Mittles- dorf Jr. spent from Friday to Sunday cousins of the Swarners. Eastern Oregon College of Educa Lemon Juice Recipe Checks in Portland. Mrs. Jess Prindle left Saturday tion, Lagrande—Sixteen Umatilla Rheumatic Pain Quickly Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker and for Union, Ore., returning Wednes county students are enrolled in the I f you suffer from rheumatic, arthritis, second summer session at Eastern — Specials August 2 - 3 - 5 — (laughter Kay arrived home Wednes day after having attended the Cran or neuritis pain, try this simple inexpen sive home recipe that thousands are ujing. day from having spent two weeks dall family reunion which was held Oregon College of Education. They Get a package of Ru-Ex Compound today. are Frances Landreth, Loris Denman, M ix it with a quart of water, add the visiting at Redmond with Mr. Knick Sunday at the home of her sister, Mr. of 4 lemons. I t ’s easy. N o trouble and Mrs. Neil Morrison. Her moth Jo Orbon Fritschie, Joe Giroux and juice erbocker’s parents. at all and pleasant. You need only 2 er, Mrs. C. H. Crandall, makes her Effie Thomas, Pendleton; Donna tablespoonfuls two times a day. Often within 48 hours — sometimes overnight — Mr. and Mrs. N. W. O’Donald are home there. All her children were Cameron and Ethel Isaac, Pilot Rock; splendid results are obtained. I f the pains FOR not quickly leave and if you do not enjoying a two weeks vacation from present, as well as all grandchildren Marjory Hopkins, Milton; Charlotte do feel better, Ru-Ex w ill cost you nothing to his duties as manager of the Pacific I but one. Twenty-four enjoyed a large Millar, Freewater; Rosemary Serell, try J1 *’ 80’d by your druggist under absolute money-back guarantee. Ru-Ex lbs . Telephone fi Telegraph company dinner. Hermiston; Deltha Givens, Umapine; an Compound is for sale and recommended by here. Mrs. June Kutch, Winetta Marr, Maxine Sly and Mr. and( Mrs. Wil- Hermiston Drug Company FLAKY BAKE Miss Saylor Visits Here Mrs. Alice Stone returned from Portland Wednesday after spending Miss Nelma Saylor has returned 10c Pkgs. a week with friends. While there from Corvallis to spend her vacation she attended the Hermiston picnic with her mother and brother, Mrs. FOR and the Shotwell reunion. J. B. Saylor and R. G. Saylor of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilcox came Butter Creek. Miss Saylor has ac R. & W. - PINT Friday to spend a short time in Her cepted a position as director of the miston from their ranger station at Memorial Union dining service at SPICED - DELICIOUS Opal, above Heppner. They came Oregon State college for next year. down for supplies. Former Hermiston Doctor Passes Red fi White - No. 2 H ’s Junior Williams had the misfor Dr. M. V. Turley passed away at SEE OUR HAND BILLS THIS WEEK — RED fi WHITE tune of falling out of a tree and on Sacramento, Calif., Sunday, July 28. 12 oz. a barbed wire fence, lacerating his Dr. Turley began his practice in Her leg so that it was necessary to have MUSTARD, Reliance, Prep. 9 oz. jar 6 Box Carton miston in 1908 and built the house ’even stitches taken Friday. now occupied by AI Shaw. He is well POST TOASTIES Large pkg. Pendleton business visitors Tues known among old timers on the pro Blue & White day were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Quick ject. At the time of his death he U. & I. S U G A R .............. 10 lb. bag and two daughters, Mrs. L. W. Doug was practicing at Tracy, Cal. Red & White - Corn or Gloss — e ew ---------- for las, and Mrs. Paul Van Patten and Guaranteed for Canning — Quick Dissolving. Christian Endeavorers Meet Mis. AI Quiring and daughter Shir Red fi White - 16 oz. ley. R I C E , Bit. Rose 3 lbs. The Christian Endeavorers of the ■»■»i i » i <i e ei »1,»,.^.^ west end of Columbia Union held Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce and son TOILET SOAP, Palmolive — FRESH PRODUCE DAILY — Stanley picked five gallons of huckle union social in the basement of the berries above Daniel Springs Sun Central Church of Christ Saturday SALAD DRESSING, Tasty CELERY - Crisp U ta h ............................ 2 for 25< qt. day. They report that although the evening. Walter Myers, field secre tary of Oregon and southern Idaho, LETTUCE - Coast.............................. 2 heads ] CLEANSER, Sunbrite berries were still in good shape they can was a guest. had been much better a week ago. LEMONS I .urge Sunkist.................... dozen 23 REDIFORM “ Ire n e ” The H erm iston H e ra ld * Phone 2150 “It All Came True” Peaches “ HOT STEEL” “La Conga Hights” “My Son, My Son” AAAAAAAAAAAAA H e r m is to n B arber S h op Warm Weather Hints AAAAAAAAAA LUX FLAKES LAEGE LIFEBUOY SOAP SNOWDRIFT FLOUR Paper Napkins Wheaties or Corn Kix Sandwich Spread Luncheon Spread D IL L S Small Sweet Pickles MATCHES Ripe Olives STARCH EGG NOODLES 23c 4 25c 3 49c $1.39 15c 23c 27c 25c 17c 23c 14c 17c 3 25c 23c ¿'Wiyfwt Quatäfa £g > IQ g ► JJg ► 14® bar6c ► 17c - Local Melons, Cantaloupes, Tomatoes, Plums, Peaches, Apples, Peppers and Cucumbers. — MEAT SPECIALS — T-BONE STEAKS, finest quality.............lb. 27< BEEF ROASTS, center cuts ...................... lb. 19< SIR LO IN STEAKS. tender juicy.............lb. 27< PURE LARD. 100% pure .................... 4 lbs. 35< BOLO, & LIVER SAUS.. Swift’s quality, lb. BACON, sugar cured................................ lb. 2 1 1 JOWLS BACON, fine for seasoning.......lb. 1O< HERMISTON TRADING CO. THE RED 4 WHITE STORE PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON — : Free Delivery Twice Daily Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Whitney went to Grandview Saturday night where they attended a family reunion Sun day. Returning with them Monday morning was Mr. Whitney’s niece, Helen Whitney, who will spend week at the Whitney home. Those attending the Young Peo ples Summer conference from the Central Church of Christ this week are Donna Saylor, Ethel Clarke, V ra Sisson. Mrs. C. Warner, Rodney Rogers, Glenn Warner and Ralph Neill. Robert Wilcox of Oakland. Ore., ia spending a few days this week at the home of his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox. Robert has recently returned from Ames, Iowa, where he is attending school on a scholarship from Oregon State. He plans to return there in the fall. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. H'amer, Pastor Sunday morning we shall worship around the theme, "The Marks of Jesus,” and Sunday evening, “The Promise of Victory.” God in His infinite wisdom knew, without a day of worship we would forget what He had done for us. Worship services are planned in each of our city churches, “Lest We For get.” We trust all will avail them selves of the opportunity next Sun day. AMMONIA or Bluing PUREX BLEACH 5c bottle igg Quart bottle J2C S hefford Cheese The Nation’s Finest Cheese. AMERICAN, BRICK or CHEVELLE— Two pound boxes. each jg^g Half Lb. Pkg., any variety, each ggg OLDE YORKE— A sharp cheddar cheese. Truly delicious. Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 ♦♦»••eeeee«»ee< Free D elivery
