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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1#4C. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTOhLOREGON PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 Mr. and Mrs. Jack Martin of Spo kane, Wn., were week end guests at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. DECEMBER 6 - 7 E. D. Martin. Pul Nights Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Fix went to Pendleton Saturday on business. She Continuous Show Saturday start remained until Sunday night. ing at 4:00 p. m. Make your Christmas packages at tractive. Christmas paper, seals and ribbons at Brierley’s. 18-lc GENTS’ RINGS WATCHES BABY GIFTS Ruth Gearhart, daughter of Mr. Rings i BILLFOLDS DIAMOND RINGS with VICTOR MA TURE and Mrs. Fred Gearhart, was taken Lockets to the Pendleton hospital Wednesday i KEY CHAINS WEDDING RINGS LOUISE PLATT suffering with pneumonia. Bracelets i WATCH CHAINS LOCKETS Cartoon—'Pilgrim Porky Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Dodd enter Bent Spoons i KNIVES CROSSES tained Captain and Mrs. R. C. Wil Comedy—Teddy the Roughrider Fork & Spoon liams, H. T. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. i TIE CHAINS PEARL BEADS Cups Jens Terjesen of Pendleton at dinner i FIELD GLASSES WATERMAN PENS Sunday afternoon. SUNDAY - MON. - TUESDAY Ed. F. Wilson of the Rural Electri LOCKET AND BRACELET SETS DECEM BER 8 - 9 - 1 0 fication association of Washing, D.C., CH1DREN SILVERWARE SETS was a business ¿aller at the Hermis Continuous Show Sunday ton R.E.A. office Tuesday and Wed LADIES’ LEATHER PURSES nesday. CHARLES LAUGHTON Marvin Rankin and Mr. and Mrs. CAROLE LOMBARD Leander Quiring and Sylvia made a M AKE trip to the valley over the week end. The men folks attended the Oregon State-U. of O. football game at Cor vallis Saturday. Marshal Newport and Thomas Hurlburt of Portland stopped for a gr short time in Hermiston Tuesday en route to Vale where they have a road Color Cartoon—Mr. Mouse Takes construction contract. The men are well known here. children know of tuberculosis and its A Trip LO C A L C R E A M E R Y Look for the coupons in the Her W E A T H E R R EPO R T incipient method of attack. Information Please A A A A A A A A A A A A A miston Trading Co. ad. on Page 2. IS F A V O R A B L E “In Umatilla county we have a ISSUES D IV ID E N D S Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen entertained year-round program for tuberculosis Wednesday at a dessert bridge lunch prevention. Investigations are as WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY The Umatilla Cooperative Cream sured in every home where tuberculo eon with three tables in play. Mrs. The past week has produced noth George Harkenrider won high and ing spectacular in the way of weath ery of Hermiston declared a 1^4c di sis is reported or suspected and a DECEMBER 11 - ’2 Mrs. Roy Hale won second high er conditions. Eastern Oregon to vidend to patrons at a board meeting thorough check is made with the aid WELL EQUIPPED TO score. The Christmas motif was used date has missed out on the storms held recently, according to Monte of the medical profession in deter- ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE about the room and tables. which have visited other sections of Hedwall, manager. The dividends mining whether or not the disease * ‘„ 'f é » » " # '0 will be paid for the business of the exists. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dixson and the northwest. YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE first six months of 1940. two daughters returned Sunday from “Seal sale money from last year The report for the week follows: • The creamery has steadily in has made wide-spread testing and ex a three weeks vacation trip to Puget Max. Min. Date creased in growth and the present amination possible. I believe that BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Sound cities. Mrs. Wm. Knapp, who November 28 ...... ....... 50 ..... 33 dividend will be the largest ever paid every purchaser of Christmas Seale had been visiting here a week with November 29 ...... ...... 54 ... . 44 ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ her niece and family, Mr. and Mrs. November 30 ...... ...... 50 ..... 27 here, due mostly to the increase in should follow the progress of tuber business. During the first six months culosis control in Umatilla county in Dixson, accompanied them to Port December 1 ........ ...... 49 ... . 24 Torn from a bloody chapter in the of the present year, an increase of order to see for himself that his mon Angeles. 46 .... 32 December 2 ........ 16,000 pounds of butter was made. ey actually takes part in preventing World’s History . . . The story of Monroe Swarner, who has spent ...... 46 ... . 36 December 3 • P. A. The creamery handled 258,000 lbs. of some person right here in our own the past few years in Fairbanks, A total of .16 in. rainfall was re a man who would not surrender. •V E L V E T butterfat during this period. Alaska, arrived in Seattle, Wn., by corded. community from having tuberculo • HALF & HALF Comedy—Snow Fun boat last Thursday. From there he sis.” went to Corvallis where he attended C O . H E A L T H O F F IC E R Money from the sale of Christmas Information Please THOMPSON'S DRUG homecoming activities. He is now at R. J. REUBER O F seals if not sent to the county office ENDORSES SEAL SALE may be left locally with either Mrs. the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Swarner, where he will remain S T A N F IE L D PASSES Tom Fraser or Mrs. W. Martin Mar- for an indefinite period. but. Dr. W. H. Wilcox, county health Mr. and Mrs. John A. Clarke be Robert John Rueber, farmer, 51, officer, this week endorsed the 1940 came grandparents this week when passed away at his home in Stanfield TOWNSEND CLUB tuberculosis Christmas Seal Sale of C O U P O N Good For 10«! C O U P O N Good For 5«! they received word of the birth of a Thursday noon of heart disease. He the Umatilla County Health associa NEWS baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ma- was the son of John Rueber and his on purchase of package of Red on purchase of 1 or more Red & lette of Hart, Michigan. Mrs. Ma- wife Christiana (nee Schwarz) and tion, opening December 1, as follows: “Tuberculosis with its peculiar * White WHEAT CEREAL. White Flavor Jell Dessert. By Mrs. Joe Udey lette will be known here as Margaret was born in Germany February 9, ability to undermine the health of Clarke. The little miss has been 1881. At the club meeting this Friday victims and spread germs to others named Bonnie Sue and was born Nov night there will be nominations for before any outward sign of its pres At the age of two years he emi ember 29. ence can be seen, is a difficult di the coming election, and all members J. S. Cooper spent the week in Her grated with his parents to America sease to control. Our medical pro are urged to be present. and settled at Albany, Wis. Two miston on business. A large crowd attended the bene fession has always endorsed the ef years later the family moved to May Look for the coupons in the Her fit dance at Westland school last Sat forts of lay workers to carry the ed nard, Iowa, where he received his ed miston Trading Co. ad. on Page 2. R. & W. whole slices or mammoth ucational program to every man, wo urday night, and the dance commit Mrs. Pete Laas entertained for her ucation and grew to manhood. In halves - No. 2 'a's man and child in the country. These tee announces another dance at the 1908 Mr. Rueber decided to come soil Keith at a birthday party at the physicians realize that more can be community hall in Hermiston the west, where he engaged in farming. home of Mrs. Levi Reeder. It was R. & W. Home Style or Sliced accomplished in controlling the di 14th. A box of groceries will be the For the last ten years he has lived at his fifth birthday. The afternoon sease if those same men, women and door prize. was spent in opening gifts and play Stanfield. For several years he held the office of director of irrigation. Red A White - No. 2’4 ’s ing games. Refreshments were served to Sally Pearson, Dicky Bensel, Mr. Rueber had been in failing health Red & White Charles and Kayella Rohrman, Mike for some time, but his death was nev ertheless sudden. Doyle and Jeannie Quick. 2 lbs. 4 9 <t Red & White He leaves to mourn his departure Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pearson and seven brothers and one sister. The i Mart ............... 1 lb. 23«! Eddie Bensel motored to Corvallis brothers are Rev. August Rueber of V U U V V Scotch Blend 3 lbs. 35«! over the week end attended the Ore Mapleton, Iowa, Charles and Gus of gon State-University of Oregon game. Maynard, Iowa, Martin of Portland, Red & W hite They were joined there by Mr. and Oregon, and John, Jacob and Albert Mrs. Frank Morgan and Mr. and *■ .•»iX ri j Mrs, Kenneth Mayer. They also visit- of Stanfield. The sister is Mrs. Ju Pheasant 'fir- ' lia Bender of Chicago, 111. Besides I ed friends in Portland. Others at- these he leaves many other relatives | tending the game were Jack Smith Any Variety - *4 Lb. Pkg. and a host of friends both in Stan j and Fred Reeves. field and in Iowa. 1 • Gums, Chocolate. Plain Mrs. Jens Terjesen of Pendleton The departed was a life-long mem V a n a i e s Mix or Jelly Beans i has been awarded a Gold Chevron ber of the Lutheran church and at award card for safe driving and con his death was a faithful member at sideration of the lives and property Pendleton. of others. The award also included C O C O A - Our Mother’s ................... 2 lb. can Funeral services were held Mon 49 lbs. $ 1 .4 3 Red & White ..... j a five dollar draft. The award was day afternoon at 2 o’clock from Peace PRUNES - Thrift 2-lb.......................... 2 boxes £ £ 1 made by the Standard Accident In 49 lbs. $ 1 .0 3 American Beauty Lutheran church, the Rev. E. M. Bu- surance company of Detroit, Mich., tenshon officiating. Burial was in A N T IS E P T IC T IS S U E ..... 5 rolls which is represented here by E. P. Olney cemetery. Dodd. C A K E FLO U R - Sw ansdow n................Pkg. " ' — ■ ------- — FRIDAY - SATURDAY “Captain Caution” “They Knew What { They Wanted” Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser spent the week end in Portland. Christmas tree lights, both inside and out, 35c to 89c. Brierley’s. 16-lc Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman and Wayne Linder were among those who attended the funeral of John Reuber in Pendleton Monday. Mrs. R. E. Osborn of Milton was a business visitor in Hermiston Thurs day (today). While here she stopped at the home of Mrs. Clara Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Reuber of Stan field and Mrs. Jack Reeves motored to Portland last week end to attend a wedding. See our display of needlework Dec. 14 at the Oregon Hdwe. & Impl. Co. Many beautiful and useful articles for Christmas. Also cooked food sale. Altar Society. 15-2c Mr. and Mrs. R. Van Patten of New Bridge arrived Saturday to spend until Tuesday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten. Look for the coupons in the Her miston Trading Co. ad, on Page 2. The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the home of Mrs. Burnham for an all day meeting with Mrs. Barager and Mrs. Tiller as the hostesses. Follow ing the dinner the afternoon was spent in preparation for the coming bazaar. I I s s s £ § A. W. Behrman, Jeweler Your Christmas H eadquarters Hermiston Barber Shop Iflc Specials December 6 & 7« Flav-R-Jel Peaches Pineapple Pumpkin M IL K 4 for 19c 23c 23c 2 for 23c Can 7c C Biscuit Flour Peanut Butter Weston Cookies 29c 2 lbs. 29c 10c Also See O ur Handbills. 2 lbs. 25c SUNSPUN Bananas Qt. 30c 3 lbs. 19c Flour 19* Produce Departm ent P E A N U T S - Fresh roasted 2 lbs. 25< BANANAS .......................... 3 lbs. 2 0 « O R A N G E S -E xtra lge. navels, 126’s, doz. 28< Meat Departm ent FANCY VEAL ROASTS, milk f e d ......... lb. 16U.< VEAL STEW, meaty c u ts .......................... lb. 12M>< SIRLOIN STEAKS, tender and ju ic y ......... lb. 20< BEEF ROASTS, center c u ts .......................... lb. 17< PORK STEAKS, lean - te n d e r..... ............ lb. MINCE MEAT - delicious fla v o r..............lb. 12‘/ l -< HERMISTON TRADING CO. THE RED A WHITE STORE —: PHONE 3001 • HERMISTON Free Delivery Twice Daily :— G IR L S GLEE C L U B T O G IV E C A N T A T A BEAL DISPOSES O F B L A C K S M IT H S H O P H. J. Beal, who has owned and op The Girls Glee club under the di rection of Miss Gwendolyn Ross is erated Beal's Blacksmith Shop for ) going to present its annual Christ the past several years, completed ar mas cantata at the P. T. A. meeting, rangements Saturday whereby James December 19, at 8 o’clock, and again Jordon of Walla Walla, Wn., takes Friday afternoon, December 20 at over the interests of the building and 1:00 o'clock. Both performances are the Beal residence west of town. Mr. Jordon began work Monday but was I free to the public. The cantata is composed of eight taken ill and is now at his home in numbers by the chorus, a trio by Walla Walla. Francis. Doris and Barbara Follett, Construction of an 18x24 addition a trio by Francis and Doris Follett, onto the resent building is now un- and Ethel Clarke, a duet by Bonnie derway and will house the woodwork - Hunter and Mae McGee .a duet by mg machines. Mr. Beal will remain Johanna and Elamae Casper, and with the business for a year in the four solos sung by Ethel Clarke, Mol- employ of Mr. Jordon. Mr. Beal will ' ly Anne Ripley, Mary Haxen and handle the farmers’ work while Mr. Mabel Rauch, respectively. Jordon will concentrate in the con- Phylis Sires is the accompanist for i struction of the Klages Land Leveler i the cantata. I machine. Xl< B A K IN G P O W D E R - C alum et........ .... can »7* POP C O R N -Jolly Time, guaranteed, 2 cans »5* S A U E R K R A U T - Seaport 2 No. 2^/2 cans 19< OYSTERS - Cove, Emporium .... 2 5-oz. cans »5* S A U C E ■ Cranberry, Reliance .. 2 17-oz. cans 29< C H O C O L A T E S - Old fash io n ed ....... 2 lbs. J JQl 2 doz. 15* Dozen 21^ M A R M A L A D E - Sunny J i m ......... 2 lb. jar BRUSHES - Scrub, F id e lity .................. Each O I d 11 £ V $ Medium Size .... Large Size ....... Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery
