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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
OASIS THEATRE
HERM ISTON, OREGON
Phone 2121
ERL - SA T. - APRIL 4 - 5
Bargain Matinee Saturday
2:30 till 6:00 p. m.
Adults 20c - hCildren 10c
FTVNN’ DeHAVILLAND
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Cartoon
Holiday Highlights
Novelty Reel—Mexican Jumping
Beans
LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse spent
the week end in Portland.
Emory Cox, truck driver for the
I Umatilla Cooperative Creamery, has
been ill for the past week.
Mrs. Opal Hasse returned to her
home Friday after having received
medical care at the Hermiston Gen
eral hospital for four days.
Frank Hensley of Heppner is em
ployed as a clerk at the local Safe
way store. He will handle the vege
table department in which he has had
several years experience.
SUN. ■ MON. - APRIL 6 - 7
Continuous Show Sunday
A. W. Behrman, Jeweler
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BARGAIN NIGHT
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TRAILER SPACE
5 Miles West of Umatilla
2 Miles East of Irrigon
ON HIGHWAY 30
Traveltalk
Calvalcade of San
Francisco
Our Gang Comedy — Waldo’s
Last Stand
•Miniature—The Great Meddler
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B a rb e r S hop
The
Strangest
of Stories
About the
Strangest
of Men!
LUPINO
WELL EQUIPPED TO
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
HUM PHREY
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lolor Car toon Of Fox >V Hounds
Sport Reel Dogs You Seldom See
BILL SHAAR, Prop.
Hermiston
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Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce and
Mrs. Mary Brierley and Miss Jes-
Miss Marian Pierce made a business J sie Brierley were business visitors in
trip to Walla Walla Tuesday.
Walla Walla Friday.
Mis. Pearl Straw, Mrs. Georgia
Fred Hensel, who has been em
Henderson, Miss Snow McCoy and ployed at the Hermiston Safeway
Mrs. E. N. Boynton were Pendleton store for the past several years, re
visitors Saturday night.
signed his position Saturday and is
Mrs. Waldo Dyer returned Wed now employed at the Chisholm Grain
nesday morning from a long visit & Feed Co. in Hermiston.
with her mother and other relatives
Word has been received by local
at Gallis, Ohio. She had been gone friends that George Sale is now in
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since July.
Los Angeles, Cal., where he is at
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Logan wish tending school to study teletyping. He
to thank the fire department for their is with the U. S. Army there.
If your Eyes are giving
prompt action last Saturday a fte r
Miss Evelyn Elder of Vancouver
noon when a flue fire endangered arrived here Monday and will be em
you trouble—Have them
their home. No damage resulted.
ployed at the office of the Umatilla
examined. No charge of
Mrs. Anna Whitney of Grandview Ordnance Depot. She is residing at
is spending the week at the home of the 0. C. Pierce home.
course.
her son, Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Whitney.
O. F. Steele, county assessor, is
The latter made the trip to Grand staying at the home of his daughter,
view to bring Mrs. Whitney back.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor, while he
Capt. and Mrs. R. C. Williams of is in this district working on the as-
DR. STRAM
Hermiston and Major and Mrs. Myles sesment rolls.
Optometrist
K. Stolz of Stanfield were dinner
Gene Pierce, who has spent the
guests at the home of Dr. and Mrs. past two weeks on vacation from the
Pendleton, Oregon DR. W. C. STRAM, Optometrist
W. M. Marbut Tuesday evening.
First National Bank at Pendleton,
E. O. Comegys, who suffered a returned to his work Monday. He
stroke last week, is still in a serious spent the past week in Hermiston.
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Bergin of
Mrs. Harry J. Andrews received
condition in St. Anthony's hospital
Asa Shaw, stationed with the U.S.
in Pendleton. His condition is re Army at Portland, spent the week Stanfield are being congratulated word this week from her sister, Miss
upon the birth of a baby boy born Ina W attenburger of Oakland, Cal.,
ported as not yet greatly improved.
end in Hermiston with his parents
Sunday at the Hermiston General
L. S. Burrell of the junior high and friends.
hospital. The little fellow weighed stating that she had been elected is
school was called to Portland over
I Rev. Grayden Loree of the Hermis- 6 pounds and 8 ounces.
a delegate to the N.E.A. (National
the week end due to the serious ill
ton Baptist church discovered a con-
Education Ass’n) a t Boston, Mass.,
ness of his brother.
j siderable breaking-out on his body ■ Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Nation and the last of June. Miss W attenbur
Bernard Mainwaring, editor of the
this week and after consulting the daughter Joanne of Cascade Locks ger is head of the Home Economies
Hermiston Herald in the years after
doctor was told that he had the meas spent from Saturday till Monday at department of the Oakland high
1922 and now’ co-publisher with Luc les.
the home of his parents, Mr. and
school and was elected a few years
ien A rant of the Baker Democrat-
The local Boy Scout troop will Mrs. B. J. Nation. Leonard is con ago as a delegate to the N.E.A. in
Herald and Nampa, Idaho, Free-
meet hereafter in the basement of nected with the army engineers at Clnclnatti. Miss W attenburger for
Press, was elected president of the
the Methodist church Wednesday Cascade Locks.
merly taught school in Hermiston and
Idaho State Editorial association for
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle opto is well known by old timers.
evenings. The reason for the change
1941 at its convention in Boise.
is the need of the American Legion ; metrist, will again be at the Hermis
hall for offices in connection with the ton Hotel Wednesday, April 9, for
Ordnance Depot.
one day. Eyes examined. Glasses
Harold Crawford of Walla Walla, I fitted to relieve eye strain and head
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Turn-A-Lum architect, is spending I aches.
several days of this week in Hermis-1 Mr. and Mrs. Herb W. Hedwall
ton on business. He is staying at the and son Jerry of Aberdeen spent the
home of his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. week end here visiting at the home
Of
Dan T. Gray.
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L.
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Mrs. B. J. Nation left for Yakima Jackson, and with his father, G. F.
(Srfcmiai
Friday to visit her daughter and son- Hedwall. Herb Hedwall was former
DR. H. C. CURRY
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’ n-law. Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. Ackley. ly the Safeway manager here and
The
old reliable optom e-»
Mr. and Mrs. Ackley brought her president of the Commercial club for
O f wails IJ o u ..
home Saturday and returned home two years.
trist of Seattle who has •
the next day.
made professional visits ■
...w ith our complimente!
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Anderson of
to
Hermiston for 2 7 years ;
We have arranged to have as
Echo announce the birth of a baby
w
ill
again be at—
our guest, a skilled Colonial
"■ill born Monday at the Hermiston
Bring Your
Dames Beauty Counsellor
General hospital. The little Miss
HERMISTON HOTEL Î
...to bring you beauty news
RADIO TROUBLES
•voio-hed 6 pounds and 10 ounces and
from Hollywood.
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to
had not been named at press time.
Won’t you come in for a
Miss Lavina May Lynch, who has
C haffee’s Radio Service
refreshing facial and discuss
been in St. Anthony’s hospital in
the essentials of effective
at
FOR ONE DAY.
p erdleton since December 28 follow-
skin care and the possibili
Farmers’
Supply
Co.
:”.g an automobile accident, returned
— EYES EXAMINED —
ties of enhanced charm and
at
> Hermiston Saturday. She stays
beauty through individual
Glasses fitted to relieve
flattering make-up?
at the W. I.. Hamm home where she
Thompson’s Drug Co.
eye strain & headache.
vill recuperate from her injuries.
Learn from this carefully
“Reasonable
Prices”
Charges Reasonable.
Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza
trained consultant the secret
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Kerr of Nolin were held at the
of enduring and endearing
loveliness . with our com-
Methodist church in Echo Tuesday
plim ents. Phone for an
with Rev. Stearns Cushing Jr. of
appointm ent now
Hermiston in charge. Mrs. Kerr is
the grandmother of Mrs. Jess Connor
H E R M IS T O N $
of Hermiston and the mother of Mrs.
George Ward of Stanfield, and Mrs.
DRUG CO.
Fraser of Umatilla.
Mrs. Kerr
Phone 22 71
passed away last Friday at her home.
D o n ’t L e t
A P R IL - F O O L
You!
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ACCURATE T IM E IS SO IMPORTANT
IN LIFES SUCCESS
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Calling Dr. Porky
News Reel
I« or f e e MaH
2 lbs. 53 t
Red & W hite
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W W I I V V Scotch Blend
2 1 lbs.
5 t
PREPARED M USTARD. R. & W. 9 oz.
10<Z
H O N EY
5 lbs 35c
SAUER KRAUT. Red & White
2 ' 2 c a n l4 £
SALAD DRESSING. Sunspun
Quart 29g
STUFFED OLIVES. Red & White - No. 6
29 <
MUSHROOMS. pieces and stems, 2 oz.. 3 for 29<
G R A H A M CRACKERS. Sunshine
2 lbs. 33<
SPAGHETTI. Dennisons
............... 2 for 19c:
CHEESE. Tillamook
1 lb. 29g
15 oz.
RAISINS. Red & White
FLOUR. Red & White
49 lbs. $1.59
GRAPE JUICE. Churches
32 oz. 29
TABLE SALT. Red & White 2 lb.
2 for 17c:
PRUNES. R- & W. Santa Clara
2 lbs. 19c:
W H E A T CEREAL. Red & White
2 lbs. 19tf
DICED BEETS. Red & White No. 2 s
2 for 25 <
COMING AGAIN
SUNKIST ONLY
E le c tric A p p lian ces
-S E E O U R
o f A l l T yp e s
BEEF ROASTS, best center cuts
lb. I 9 f
FRANKFURTERS, large juicy
lb. 19<
PICNICS, sweet smoked cuts
lb. 20<
VEAL STEW, lean meaty
lb. 13'/2<
VEAL ROASTS, milk fed veal
lb. 19'/2(
JEWEL SHORTENING, Swift’s pure veg. 3 lbs.45<
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
THE RED A WHITE STORE
PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON
— : Free Delivery Twice Daily
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IVO R Y SOAP - Procter
FUEL — GENERAL LINE HARDWARE
MASSEY-HARRIS FARM MACHINERY
In la n d C o o p e ra tiv e
HERMISTON, OREGON
& Gamble 3 for 17c
P & G LAUNDRY SOAP
W H IT E K IN G GRANULATED
W IN D E X - The perfect glass cleaner
STARCH
TO ILET TISSUE
SILK
MOP STICKS
BROOMS
1940 Jubilee
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OLD DU TC H CLEANSER
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' Portland, Ore. $3-60
Salem, Ore. $4-60
Spokane, Wn. $3-70
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Address
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Hermiston
Drug Co.
Phone 2271
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House
Cleaning
Sale
See Us B e fo re Y o u B u y Y o u r
ALL OUR VEGETABLES ARE TOP QUALITY
AT COMPETITIVE PRICES
Large size, doz. 29c — Jumbo size, doz. 39tf
GRAPEFRUIT. 1 arge Texas Pinks
3 for 19<
GREEN O N IO N S - RADISHES. 1 bu. of ea. 5 t
CARROTS
2 bunches 9 i
RHUBARB
3 lbs. 14<
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Wed., April 9
P ro d u c e D e p a r tm e n t
ORANGES
THURSDAY, APRIL 3, 1941
14*
22c
Lge. Pkg
-<-oz. pkg.
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12 oz. pkg. JQç
5 rolls J
Each jQç
Each 00^
4 40 Sheets 2^^
Bottle
25 Nash Cars and hundreds of Cash Prizes.
GLO-COAT - Johnson’s
3 for 2 1 t
- 1 Qt. Gio-Coat with Applier
REMEMBER! Long Handled Gio-Coat Applier FREE!
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F re s h V e g e ta b le s
RHUBARB Local
4 ibs. 14^
GREEN O N IO N S
3 Bunches
R A D IS H E S
3 Bunches
CARROTS
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Bunch
Hermiston Food Store
Phone 3781
Free Delivery
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