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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9, 1941. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. rA O B two BASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 0 SALES BO O KS? 1 - * — Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton and Mr. and Mrs. A. “Red" Estle mo Buy them from your home dealer. tored to Walia Walla Tuesday where Mrs. Dave Mittlesdorf were business Mr. Estle attended a Ford meeting. visitors in Walla Walla Friday. Discuss your needs with us. Pul Nights Mrs. Neva Pilon was an overnight Deverd Elwood is now employed at guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. the Inland Cooperative, spending most W e carry the well know« Gerald White Wednesday. of his time driving the delivery truck. George T. McNealy, a turkey grow R. C. Todd returned to his home er from Patterson, Wn., was a busi from the Hermiston General hospital ness visitor in Hermiston Tuesday. Wednesday much improved after hav Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boynton and son TUMBLEWEEDS ing been there a week. Paul were Sunday dinner guests at Mrs. A. D. Duelan and infant the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felt- taper, Carbeas md daughter of Boardman returned to house. Virginia Brace - John Barrymore their home Tuesday from the Hermis Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson and Mr. and ton General hospital. in Mrs. James Todd spent New Years Fred Laughlin, who has been a evening in Pendleton. "THE INVISIBLE medical patient at the Hermiston Mrs. Art Hague of Stanfield who General hospital, returned home Mon WOMAN" has been a patient at the Hermiston day. He lives in Stanfield. Stranger Than Fiction General hospital a week, returned to her home Tuesday. from Sunday until Tuesday visit COUNTY MEETINGS NOTICE TO PUBLIC ton Willis Crampton of Hermiston has ing at the home of her uncle, Mr. and SUNDAY - MON. - TUESDAY Lemon Juice Recipe Checks enlisted in aviation department of the Having purchased Tom Lenhart’s Mrs. W. R. Longhorn. She had just ON FARM OUTLOOK, JANUARY 1 2 - 1 3 - 1 4 Rheumatic Pain Quickly navy and left last week Wednesday share, he is not further connected in returned from the funeral of her bro 7i you suffer from rheum atic, a rth ri- Continuous Show Sunday in company with Jack Smith who al any way with Miller’s Trading Post. t ’s or neu.'iiis ra in , t iy thi» simple ther at Cheyenne and also stated that DEFENCE, BILLED inexpensive home recipe th a t thousands so enlisted. Clarence E. Miller are using. G et a package of R u -E x Dr. Mark Skinner was recovering. Harvey Payne, A. E. McCulley, C om po'ii.d today. M i” it w ith a quart (Continued from Page 1) ci water, add the ju ice o f 4 lemons. The Skinner brothers are nephews J. M. Pace, W. R. Walpole and Chas. CARD OF THANKS I t ’s easy. Pleasant and co trouble of W. R. Longhorn and formerly re at all. You need o n ly 2 table* ■ E. Rogers were among the Hermis- following three subjects: We wish to thank all our friends spoonfuls tw o times a day. Often w ith in 48 hour3 — sometimes over I ton men who were called for jury ser for the sympathy and acts of kind sided here. To study past recommendations in n ig h t — splendid results are obtained, vice for the county. the light of changing world condi li the pains do not q u ic k ly leave ness shown us during the past few and if you do not feel better, R u -L x Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spe weeks. We especially wish to thank Gailey Buys Umatilla Transfer tions. w ill cost you nothing to try as it is sold by yo u r druggist under an abso cialist of Pendleton, will be at the those who rendered assistance at the 2. To recommend such further ad lu te money-back guarantee. R u -E x Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Gailey of Her justments in the county’s agriculture Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, Jan scene of the accident. Elbert is pro Compound is for sale and recommended by Color Cartoon Little Whirlwind uary 15. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. gressing nicely and hopes are bright miston have purchased the Umatilla and in conditions affecting farm HERMISTON DRUG CO. Going Places No. 84 Tom Slattery dray line service at home and rural life as seen desirable. Hermiston, Oregon 21-lc for his complete recovery. Phone 2271 Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. Gailey are 3. To consider the contribution Miss Nellie Benson moved to the B. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Moore -/wners of the Hermiston Transfer which rural people can make toward Haneline residence. Miss Benson is and Barbara. WED. - THURS. - JAN. 15 - 16 Co. Ed Kaufman will be the driver national preparedness. a stenographer for the army engi of the Umatilla service. Double Feature neers stationed at the Reclamation A trial program of this nature has CARD OF THANKS already been held in Deschutes coun building. We wish to thank our friends and V U YOUR HIW Curtis Dyer of Pilot Rock paid neighbors for the kindness and sym ROADS DANGEROUS ty where 30 farm and home leaders A t WISTtRN Hermiston a visit Thursday (today). pathy shown during the loss of our W ITH ICY COATING considered these questions and ar «RO— Mr. and Mrs. Don Moore announce father and grandfather. We espec- rived at recommendations on the best WELL EQUIPPED TO the arrival of a seven pound baby boy | ¡ally wish to thank the Odd Fellows agricultural adjustments in view of ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE born January 8 at the Hermiston and the Hermiston postoffice force Considerable difficulty has pre present world affairs, and on pro YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE General hospital. This is the hospi for their cooperation. The floral of- vailed the past week when a coating posed steps to reduce to a minimum IT N N mt «Minn tal’s first 1941 baby. MM NWMNM • RKO RADIO rictvi» ! ferings were beautiful and greatly of ice covered many of the roads of the problems of readjustments to • Mrs. Ruth Morrison Powell, former ) appreciated. eastern Oregon. Several minor acci follow the present war. The plan is to hold an opening all- BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston teacher in the local schools but now dents have been reported as a result Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Logan residing in Portland, was a week end ! of this situation. State road crews day meeting of the general group in and family. visitor at the L. S. Burrell home. spread a layer of sand several times each county to hear reports on pro Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Logan While here she also went to Pendleton during the past few weeks, greatly gress since 1938, and an outline of and family. to see Miss Lynch. present conditions and outlook. Plans relieving the slippery condition. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Logan will be considered there for meetings The Hermiston General hospital is and family. P. A. The report for the week, according to be held by the separate committees, — — » remodeling a room into a sound-proof VELVET to Chas. Taylor, weatherman, follows: and for getting final recommenda nursery which will enable the hospi. HALF & HALF tai to be licensed by the state for ob LOCAL RESIDENTS Max. Min. tions to the public, possibly through Date PLUS SHORTS stetrical work. It is expected to have HEAR COSSACKS community meetings. January 2 .... ........... 30 .. .. 15 THOMPSON'S DRUG the nursery completed this week. The schedule for Umatilla county January 3 .... ........... 29 - .. 23 Miss Catherine Lynch of Keyser, calls for the first meetin« to be held January 4 .... ........... 36 ... 19 Quite a large group of local towns W. Virginia, arrived Wednesday people went to Pendleton Wednesday February 6 with E. R. Jackman, farm January 5 .... ............ 38 .. .. 17 ........... 35 .. .. 20 evening to spend some time with her vening to hear the Don Cossack crops specialist, and Art King, soils sister, Miss Lavina May Lynch, who ingers. The reports are that the specialist, assisting the local exten January 7 ............... 36 .... 22 is in the St. Anthony’s hospital in concert was greatly enjoyed with A total of .12 rainfall was record- sion staff and the county farm and Pendleton due to a recent auto acci -onie excellent music presented. home leaders. ed. dent. ■ on purchase regular 20c package of a ■ The concert was under the auspices Mrs. F. M. Guiwits accompanied if the American Association of Uni Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark from Pen versity Women. dleton this week after spending sev eral weeks there. CREAM OF W H E A T .................................24# Bob Harris and Reggie Johnson PROJECT FARM left Monday for John Day where they BUREAU TO MEET will visit at the home of Bob’s sister, ■ _ • Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Santos. Bob The annual meeting of the Umatil is a son and Reggie is a nephew of la Project Farm Bureau will be held BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, R. & W 2% lbs. 23# Mr. and Mrs. George Harris of Her ■ in the Columbia park club rooms CORN MEAL, white or yellow............ 9 lbs. 31 # • miston. Wednesday evening, January 15, an Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker nounces Henry Ott, president. A pot No. 2 Smith - Florida and daughter Kay returned Sunday luck supper will be served at 7:30 from San Diego, Cal., where Mrs. cans and will be followed by a business Knickerbocker and daughter had been meeting and the election of officers CATSUP, Red & White 14 oz.................3 for 49# No. 303 visiting her sister since Thanksgiving Pheasant Brand for the ensuing year, Mr. Ott stated. PORK & BEANS. B. & W. No. 2«/2’s .... 2 for 25# day. Mr. Knickerbocker motored to Since farm organizations are as cans California before Christmas to spend I A II D Red & White 49 lbs. $1.45 suming an increasing importance in his vacation there. promoting the interests of farmers L V U H American Beauty 49 lbs. $1.03 9 oz. Matmor Brand Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wright and both socially and financially, the family of Lewiston, Idaho, spent the president urges that the membership MACARONI or Spaghetti, R. & W. P/2 lbs. 23# ....... can week end at the home of Mr. and , of the farm bureau attend this meet- INSTANT TAPIOCA. Red & White 10# Mrs. W. F. Cargill. Mr. and Mrs. i ing in full force. Roy J. Cargill and family of Clarks TOP TEST GLO COAT, Johnson’s ........................ Quart 98# ton, Wn., were also week end guests No. 2 cans HERMISTON TO at the Cargill home. Mrs. Wright is Creamy a daughter and Mr. Cargill is a son HAVE FIGHT CARD LOG CARIN' of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cargill. FLOOR W AX, Johnson’s ...................... 1 lb. 59# Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Smith and Medium Size Considerable interest is being dis daughter Rahma have moved back to played in the forthcoming fight card SCOTT TOWELS........................... 2 rolls 23# Hermiston from Ontario. Mr. Smith to be staged in Hermiston Thursday, GOOD VALUE GRAPEFRUIT. Red & White No. 2’s .... 2 for 25# will be employed as a salesman for February 6. Slated to appear as the Hermiston Auto Co. headliners are Dean Groth of Pendle PINEAPPLE JUICE, Red & White 46 oz. 27# Ann Piersol, daughter of Mr. and ton and Doug Wilson, recently of San ALBER’S Mrs. R. H. Piersol, received a broken Francisco where he has been fight LADY GODIVA SOAP FLAKES 2 for 35# left arm Tuesday in a sledding acci ing in the King Tut stable. Sammy 8 oz. Pkg. dent near the James Todd home. Ann McCracken will also appear on the was taken to Pendleton where the program. WEST CREST bone was set. Groth, who is well known here, No. 2 »A Cans SQUASH, Hubbard or Marble H ead ....... Lb. 3# Mrs. Marvin Ray and daughter will find considerable opposition in have spent the past few days at the Wilson, a rugged type of fighter. The CELERY, crisp large stalks.............................. 15# SEAPORT O. C. Pierce home. Mr. Ray is em latter will fight in Boise January 17 ployed with Stevens & Koon, contrac and in Baker January 23. McCrack CAULIFLOWER, large white heads............... 15# No. 2’A Cans tors of the munitions depot. Attempts en's opponent has not been named as ORANGES, Sunkist juice oranges...........Doz. 17< are being made to find a vacant house y e t . ______ SOFTASILK in Hermiston so that the Ray family 2% Lb. Pkg. can move here. ACCIDENT VICTIM S Miss Delpha Berrian, school teach er from Marshfield, was the house WELL KNOWN HERE BAKER’S CHICKENS, fine stewing hens................. Lb. 18# guest of Miss Thelma Swarner for 1 Lb. Can BACON BACKS, sugar cured, lean Lb. 21 # several days. Miss Berrian and Mr. and Mrs. Frank S. McGarvey BEEF ROASTS, lean center cu ts.......... Lb. 17/4# Miss Swarner returned to Portland and Dr. Grant Skinner, all of Bend, RELIANCE New Years day to spend a few days, are in a Rock Springs, Wyo., hospital BEEF SHORT RIBS, nutritious............ Lb. 1214# No. 2*A Cans and then plan to visit other points in following an automobile accident VEAL ROASTS, milk fed v eal.............. Lb. 18/4# the Willamette valley. which occurred on Highway 30 near VEAL STEW, lean, meaty cuts...............Lb. 12*4# that place. They were severely cut Plan» Formulated For Meeting and bruised but not seriously injured. They were en route to Cheyenne to The executive board of the Inland Cooperative met Monday night and attend the funeral of Dr. Skinner's prepared data and plans for the an brother, Ray Skinner, who was killed Phone 3781 Free Delivery THE RED A WHITE STORE PHONE 8001 • HERMISTON nual meeting to be held February 92. earlier in the week in an automobile — : Free Delivery Twice Daily :— All members are urged to attend thia accident. Mrs. Catherine IUaley, a sister of Dr. Skinner, was in Hermit- ««»»•♦♦••♦»♦•••»♦♦»»•••»♦♦»00000000000000000000000000 meeting. FÄZ. - SAT. - JAN. 10 - 11 DOUBLE FEATURE 9~AUTW R E D IF O R M The H erm iston H e ra ld - Phone 2051 ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲A H e r m is t o n B a rb e r Shop T IN HC ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ ll)c ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ ■ C oupon G ood fo r 10c ■ ■ Delicious R.W. Hot Wheat Cereal Pancake F h u r Peanut Butter & X ■ , 9 n,<. 55« SPOTLIGHT SPECIALS ARE HERE AGAIN! 3 Rh&’w ' i i b l i a M l i 25c 25c 10c 3 F SHORTENING R.W. 3 lbs. 47c PINEAPPLE 2 25c SYRUP 32C BROOM 42c CORN FLAKES T' 1 5C (3 P ro d u c e D e p a rtm e n t BARTLETT PEARS KRAUT M e a t D e p a rtm e n t HERMISTON TRADING CO. 1 4c 9c CAKE FLOUR 24c COCOA TSc C A TSU P F7c Hermiston Food Store O
