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AUGUST 22, 1940 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Prindie were business visitors n Pendleton Tues- day. Jim Decker of Baker spent last HERMISTON, OREGON week at the home of his grandpar PHONE 212X ents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turnblad. Miss Snow McCoy and Miss .Max Mrs. Neva Pilon was a business Mrs. William Instone and daughter ine Faust spent Saturday night and SATURDAY - AUGUST 24 visitor in Walla Walla Monday. Constance of Lena, Ore., visited Sunday in Pendleton. Pul Night Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper spent Tuesday at the Sherman Wells home. Continuous Show Starting 4 P.M Major O. L. Babcock of Pendleton, the week end in Hermiston. Miss Mary Ellis is receiving care running for state representative, Lawrence Hagen of Pendleton was this week at the Hermiston General was a business visitor in Hermiston a business caller in Hermiston Tues hospital. Monday. day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eckman of W A IN I« Mrs. N. R. Mueller and children ANO CIA Mrs. J. E. Beard of McMinnville returned Monday from a three weeks Phoenix .Arizona, spent a few days spent the week end with her son and stay at Hope, Idaho. visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Turn family, Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Beard. blad last week. Mrs. Eckman is a Mrs. Joe Moyer, Lillie, Emmabelle Cartoon—Three Lazy Mice Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner spent sister of Mr. Turnblad. Comedy — Varsity Varieties from last Thursday till Monday in and Dell, Maxine Blinston and Joe Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Jackson and Tomlin were in Heppner Sunday at SUN. - MON. - AUGUST 25 - 26 Portland. son Jackie arrived home Saturday tending the rodeo. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw, sons Ray Continuous Show Sunday from a ten day vacation at Hamilton, Mrs. Lloyd Fix and daughter Ber Mont., with relatives and friends. and Carl, and Miss Dorothy Pierson An All Color Program were Sunday visitors in Heppner. nice arrived home Sunday night from Franklin Severns came back with Carl came home last week from the Twin Falls. Mrs. Fix has been ill them to spend a week here. He is for some time but is improving now. Mrs. Jackson’s brother. Lexington harvest fields. Willard Scrivner of Echo, who is Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Barager ac Mr. and Mrs. Howard Packard are companied by Mrs. J. S. Burnham receiving medical care at the Herm the parents of an 8 pound, 2 ounce left Thursday (today) for Elgin via iston General hospital, is much im baby girl born Tuesday in the Glen proved. the Tollgate road. dale, Calif., hospital. The little tot Color Cartoon —Heartships of Peter Castric has recently pur Mrs. J. S. Burnham, Marjorie and has been named Judith Ann. Mr. Miles Standish Color Comedy—Ride, Cowboy, Ride chased a new Massey-Harris tractor. Mary motored to Waitsburg Friday Packard is employed in the Umatilla to make final arrangements for liv Cooperative Creamery. ing quarters for Mary Burnham who Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse re TUES. - WED. - AUG. 27 - 28 V /c s to r v /itl will teach the fifth grade there. turned Saturday from a two weeks ZORINA . ~ Wallace Ebsen of Lexington ar vacation spent at Grand Coulee dam, rived Sunday to receive medical care Vancouver, Portland, Victoria and EDUCE feed-making costs on your farm . • • use the new at the Hermiston General hospital. He Long Beach, Wn. A. W. Behrman, local jeweler, re John Deere N o. 114 Roughage M ill and Feed Grinder. I t is improving. f J » p * * richa « d w ill handle every feed crop on your farm and make palatable turned Sunday night from a week’s Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker vacation spent at Priest Lake, Ido- 1 r^GREENE feeds from roughage . . . paying for itself many times in savings spent the week end visiting Mrs. ho. He reports the fishing as rath gained during its long life. This four-in-one machine chops hay, JV — 'U.1 Popeye Cartoon—Women is a Knickerbocker’s brother who is in er poor but had an excellent time grinds grain, chops roughage, cuts ensilage, and fills the silo. Mystery military training at Vancouver. Speedy, efficient, and economical, the John Deere No. 114 M ill nevertheless. Comedy— Pony Express Days and Grinder is the ideal one for you . . . you need its money Sheriff R. E. “Bob” Goad of Pen Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Piersol and saving advantages in preparing your home-grown feeds. Come dleton was in Hermiston Wednesday children accompanied Mr. and Mrs. THURS. - ERI. - AUG. 29 - 30 in today and see the outstanding features that this machine afternoon handing out his cards for A. H. Cable and children to Sumpter Double Feature offers—and you’ll agree it’s the one for you. re-election as sheriff of Umatilla and Granite, Oregon, Sunday. They county. rtport the temperature as 96 degrees “ 3UIEKE t MILFOU’S----- BRADEN BELL TRACTOR C. J. Shorb of La Grande was at an altitude of approximately 5000 & EQUIPMENT CO. campaigning in Hermiston Wednes feet on the trip. day for Congressman Walter M. PENDLETON, OREGON Mrs. Lena Rupprecht and children you take it to a co m p eten t Pierce, who is in Washington, D. C., Mary. Magdalene and Philip of Seat watchmaker before corrosion at present and unable to campaign in tle, Wn., are visiting at the home of attacks the delicate parts. It J O H N D E E R E Q U A L I T Y I M P L E M E N T S A N D S E R V IC E you cannot get it to us Immed- person before the November election. her sister, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Pear iately, onen the case and sub Miss Zelda Curtiss will start work son. Mrs. Rupprecht will visit here merge tne watch in oil. Then at the first opportunity bring ing for the Forest Service at Pendle for three weeks while the children can it to us. We will do the rest ton Monday. She has been employed continue on to Nebraska for a visit. Mrs. McKenzie Returns Home j Mr. and Mrs. Ermol Sater left Sat at the Hermiston Transfer and will P. A. W!>'ANYTHING QU/CK SERE/CC Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, who has been urday on a week’s vacation from his be replaced by Miss Claudine Hale. V ELVET REASONABLE PRICES io n . BABE L. C. Dyer motored to Pilot Rock work in the Umatilla Co-op. Cream away from Hermiston since July 15, i HALF & HALF Tuesday to get his daughter, Mrs. ery. His father, Frank Sater, ac returned home Monday night. She has spent that time in Portland,. 1 Ü ---------------------------- 'TWT* Chas. Isaacs and granddaughter Hel companied them as far as Weiser, THOMPSON'S DRUG with JOHNY DOWNS en Kay, who will spend a few days Idaho, where he attended the funer Rockaway, Tillamook, and Seattle,1 JE W E L E R al of his brother who had been in an Wn., visiting with various members , with her parents here. PLUS SHORTS of the family. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mrs. J. A. Scott left Sun auto accident. Mr. and Mrs. Sater McKenzie and family, who have spent HERMISTON, OREGON day Mr. for and a two then went to Crater Lake and Sea AAAAAAAAAAAAA weeks visit at the the past two months in Oregon, re -. side. home their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. turned this week to their home in H e r m is to n Merle Phelps in Walla Walla. Washington, D. C. Mrs. McKenzie’s' CURTIS-MARBLE Dr. J. P. Stewart, Eyesigh Special- ! Miss Zelda Curtis, daughter of Mr. mother, Mrs. G. R. O’Daniels, who ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her- . nd Mrs. George Curtis, and C. O. has spent since June 1 visiting a t ! WELL EQUIPPED TO miston Hotel on Wednesday, August Marble, son of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Seattle and Portland, also returned Salad Dressing. Every 28. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. 1-lc Marble, were married Tuesday at to Hermiston with Mrs. McKenzie ACCOMMODATE, AND GIVE one is asking for it. Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring and Lewiston, Idaho, at the Methodist and plans to spend the winter here. YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Quart daughter Shirley motored to The church. They were accompanied by Frank McKenzie, who has spent the ® Dalles Sunday to spend the day with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watson. They summer working for his brother her uncle and family. The group a l-; left Wednesday for a short honey- BILL SHAAR. Prop. Hermiston Red & White so motored to the Maryhill Museum, moon at (he mountains and will be George at Tillamook, is expected home next week. Fri. - Sat. - Mon. - August 23-24-26 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten home >n Hermiston the first of the plan to leave Saturday on a two week. week vacation with his parents at MRS. JESSIE HESSER New Bridge, Ore., where he will be joined by a brother from Salt Lake Funeral services of Mrs. Jessie! Bulk - Qt. City. Hesser, 65, will be held at the Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Saylor and Methodist church Saturday, August j For family left Saturday for San Fran- i 24, at 2:30 o’clock. With the pass cisco and other points in northern ing of Mrs. Hesser, another of Her Pkg. California. They expect to visit the miston’s first citizen has gone. Her fair and return by way of the Ore- death came while visiting a brother gon coast. in Pittsburg, Kansas. She has been Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Piersol receiv-: *n poor Health for some time. Sur- Standby - 14 oz. bottle ed word Wednesday morning that a viving are her son Frederick H. Hes FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MONDAY 1 0 ’A lb. baby girl arrived at the home ser of Washington, D. C., and a bro of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ther Carl Lemmon of Pittsburg, Kan M. J. B. COFFEE.............................. 1 lb. Van Camps - can Floyd Coxen at Toppenish, Wn. This sas. The services are in charge of FARGO A. W. Prann Funeral parlors and the is the Piersol’s first grandchild. Pheasant - No. 2 can FRUIT COCKTAIL .................. 1 lb. can Mrs. Harold Thompson returned Rev. Stearns Cushing, Jr., officiat- mg. ALBER’S to her home Saturday from the Her No. 2 can miston General hospital. The baby CORNFLAKES ........................... package WEATHER REPORT who has been named David S., will Red * White Sifted — 2 for 27c Doz. remain two weeks longer until his The weather report for the past DASH - Granulated Soap...............lge. pkg. brothers .at home are over the whoop week according to Chas. Taylor, is as Red & White Sliced 2 fo r 27« Doz BLUE BONNET ing cough. follows: Date GRAPEFRUIT JUICE .... 46 oz. can Max. Min Monte Hedwall, manager of the August 15 ... .............. 88 ... . 50 BARGAIN Umatilla Cooperative Creamery, left — FRESH PRODUCE DAILY — August 16 .... .............. >3 ... . 48 Tuesday for a vacation to be spent COFFEE - fresh ground.................2 lbs. for August 17 .... ........... . 96 ... . 48 mostly at Astoria with relatives. He CAULIFLOW ER................. PALM BEACH August 18 .... .............. »6 ... . 50 intends to spend much of the time August 19 .... .............. 95 61 ORANGE JU IC E ...................... No. 2 can fishing of salmon. GREEN BEANS ........3 lbs. August 20 .... ............. 95 ... 61 CREAM WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore returned August 21 .............. 83 ... 59 CELERY - green...........bunch 1OF Monday evening from a five-day va SHORTENING ............... .......... 3 lb. can cation trip to Portland, Ft. Lewis p iY R p n n v w * Local M elons - Tom atoes - Peaches Hop Picking Starts Monday Seattle and Victoria. B. C. At Ft. CHERRIES-No. 2 cans.......................2 for — A ll Fruits fo r C a n n in g — Lewis they visited with Ralph Mar More than 250 pickers are expect Red Sour Pitted ble. Gilbert Gettnian and Delmar Me ed to be on hand Monday morning, SWANSDOWN Cracken. They were fortunate to August 26, at the L. W. Dixson and — MEAT SPECIALS — CAKE FLOUR........................... package view an army maneuver in which Son hop yards, according to Mr. Dix- VEAL STEW, fresh meaty ................ 2 lbs. for 25< Ralph participated. The Moore’s re sort who is busy these days getting port that he was a very tired boy ready for the season. The Dixsons package MARSHMALLOWS BEEF SHORT RIBS, baby b ee f......... 2 lbs. for 25< when a halt was called. have 30 acres of hops, all under irri ANYTIME gation. and according to reports the LAMB STEW, nutritious ....................2 lbs. for 25tf RIPE OLIVES ........................ 2 tall cans hops are excellent this year. BÁtiiJ I H LAI ÜE L o c a l H a p p e n in g s BAXTER • LEEDS Use a JOHN DEERE No. 114 ROUGHAGE MILL and FEED GRINDER rum y o u r w ris r Wástch R U nless •— ran / 10' but A . W . B e h rm a n of B a rb e r Shop Sunspun 33^ French Dressing 1 3* F ly F ly F ly F ly F ly S w a tte rs S p ra y R ib b o n s 3 P o is o n S p ra y e rs CATSUP PORK & BEANS TOMATOES ORANGE JUICE PEAS BEETS ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ 9c 32c 9c 4c 24c Z ^ / How much y qou can SAVE 9c 9c 9c 9c $1.59 $1.59 j. e* 4^0 16« 17$ »5* BEEF ROASTS, baby beef, center cuts.......lb. 18< L A R D , pure Sheaf B rand...............4 lbs. for 29 < PORK CHOPS, lean ten d er........................ lb. 24< HERMISTON TRADING CO. THE RED 4 WHITE STOBE PHONE 3001 • HERMISTON — : Free Delivery Twice Daily :— »•♦♦»♦♦♦•♦»♦♦♦•»»»♦»»»♦ssssssassssssssasssssssiis n si 9* »5* C A N N IN G Peaches at WURSTER*S P/o Mile West of Umatilla lale’s A Late Elber I L a fe Crawford» Now Ready fi Cushings Attend Reception The Rev. and Mrs. Stearns Cush ing, Jr., and daughter Charlene, re turned Saturday morning from the valley where thep spent several days in vacationing and business. Besides visiting their families, they attended the reception of the new bishop, Bruce R. Baxter in the Laurelhurst Park, Portland. There were some twenty- five hundred people gathered for the a ffa ir . L E M O N S .................................... dozen THRIFT - 2 LB. PKG. P R U N E S .................................package Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery *
