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face tw o THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JU N E 12, 1941. OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings * 7/ i EHI. - S A T . - JU N E 1 3 - 1 4 Bargain Matinee Saturday DOUBLE FEATURE I Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Cargill spent last week end in Portland visiting friends. Monte Hedwall left Wednesday for Portland where he will spend the remainder of the week. Miss Clara Bryant of Butte, Mont, is making her home with her sister, Mrs. H. T. Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Steele of Pen dleton visited at the home *of their daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor Wednesday. New line of souvenirs. Brierley’s 5.10-1Sc Store. 43-lp Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Martin and family returned home the first of the week after having spent two weeks visiting in Baker. Mrs. Wm. Instone and daughter, Miss Connie Instone, of Lena, Ore., spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wells and daughter, Miss Virginia Wells. Miss Instone re mained for a longer visit in Hermis ton while Mrs. Instone returned home Tuesday. Snow .McCoy spent Sunday visit ing her parents at Irrigon. Mrs. Moyer, Lillie and Emma Beli ; were business visitors in Pendleton Saturday afternoon. V s, „ M rs. C. H. Deardorff and infant ( son retlurned to her home from the I Hermiston General hospital Wednes- J Q Ÿ Ci day. Clarence E. Mulford’s Mrs. J. G. Pearson left last week end to spend two weeks visiting her daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. WILLIAM BO VO jl'l Geo. McKenzie, a t Tillamook. A »Qramown, Fi<tur. ' ""V'T Mr. and Mrs. Larry Snodgrass moved to Heppner last Saturday Cartoon Two For the Zoo where he will be employed by the Ferguson Motor Co. SU N . - MON. - JU N E 15 - 16 Miss Marian Pierce returned home Continuous Show Sunday Wednesday from Prineville where she has s p fit the past two weeks visiting friends. gregg A party composed of W. W. Felt- house, O O. Felthouse, Dr. F. B. Belt, S e e th e F e a r le s s G r e g g — h u m a n c a n n o n b a ll— w h o is a c tu a lly s h o t fro m s u Curtis Simons, Harold Rankin and p e r c a n n o n s . D is r e g a r d in g lif e a n d lim b in b r e a th le s s p lu n g e s th r o u g h th e George Harkenrider spent the fore p art of the week fishing at East , News Reel and Comedy a ir , th is m a n b e c o m e s a h u m a n p r o je c tile to b e s h o t fro m r o a r in g , b la z in g Lake. h ig h -p o w e re d c a n n o n s . Y o u p a y n o m o n e y to see th is s p e c ta c u la r p e r f o r m T U E S D A Y - JU N E 17 Friends of Johanna Casper pleas BARGAIN NIGHT a n c e . F R E E E X H I B I T IO N ! antly surprised her with a birthday party on the Lloyd Peterson lawn on FLEA CIRCUS MUSICAL REVUE June 6. This revue boasts probably the most talented Don't miss it. This show is educational as well Dr. J. P. Stewart, eye-sight spec young ladies to appear in public. Their danc as amusing. These fleas are actually dressed ialist of Pendleton, will be a t the ing is a symphony of motion and skill. You and perform many feats. They toss balls into .»nate d Ite tearing» m eou> * U> Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, can’t see any better on the stage. And their I « rt alte» Ih« im it« had n * k» o x r « Rar cups at a word from their trainer. They pull M rttart cfcrt<«rt od' Y«i www rt Ite ia ruur June 18th. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. singing is a treat for the ears. wagons and do many other things. This per « a td l rwM at It e rate r t 1ORDOO tlro te t a te» and n r « f ter a rart H par» te I» *« row ssthth 1 Wanad and formance is truly astounding. m. 4 2-lc rtted rt tesai ant» a Pete Smith Specialties—Memory FREAKS Mrs. E. P. Schofield and W. J. MOCCBN ANC t O M P t C T f MOTOR DRONE W ATCH B tB M B « B V IC C Tricks W arner spent Wednesday morning There is the fat lady, there is the rubber man Comedy 7— Forbidden Passage —a contortionist if there ever was one— there on business in Pendleton. There will be thrills and once in a while spills is the torture chamber, there is the Congo as this lady daredevil defies death riding on Flag Week! A new assortment of WED. - T H U R S. - JU N E 18 - 19 village. You’ll be amused. You’ll stand in a motorcycle a t top speed around a specially flags ju st in. 2 For 5c, 5c and 10c. awe. You’ll be amazed a t the freaks you see. DOUBLE FEATURE constructed track. If you like speed and ac Life’s oddities before your very eyes. Brierley’s. 43-lp tion, you’ll get lots of it a t the motor drome. Hermiston, Oregon Bill Belt left by plane Tuesday to HOLLYWOOD MODELS spend a few days in Portland visit WRESTLING SHOW S T A R R IN G ing friends. Hollywood Mazazine Models or Blue Ha Cowboy Ryan and Frenchy Le Mon’s Cong waii. Mrs. W. L. Morgan and Miss Bon ress of Athletes—known as the Giant Kill U O N l l BAHHVMOHI nie Toffer left Tuesday for Portland ers. Meeting and agreeing to beat all comers I .«».one Day • Ronald Re-»Kain DANCING GIRLS regardless of creed, color or weight. Cowboy for a ten-day vacation with rela Ryan, who weighs 170 pounds, is the present tives. See Avon Gayiee and her bevy of beautiful Rocky mountain champion. Frenchy Le Mon, girls presenting her singing and dancing girls A. W. Behrman, local jeweler, left who holds the welterweight championship of in their sensational song and dance numbers WELL EQUIPPED TO Monday for a week’s visit in Seattle, Canada, also the Duke of Bars of Quebec, such as they had a t the different World’s Canada. ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Wn., with friends. Fairs and Centennials the past few years. Miss Rahma Smith returned home YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE It wouldn't be a show without a ferris wheel. Our» is o f the latest Sunday from a two weeks vacation I model and as safe as engineering can m ake it. There is a m erry- • with spent with her aunt, Mrs. R. A. go-round. Loop-O-Plane, Lindy Loop and a host o f other riding Joan Blondell - Roland Young features, alt fo r your enjoyment. Then there is the F un House, BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston Herman of Kennewick, Wn. the H ey Deg and the H i De Ho, the Ten 'n' One and Kernel Kor- Goipg Places Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Anderson and ry s Recruiting Camp. Stranger Than Fiction son Ronald of La Grande were guests __ w* • . h A Tuesday a t the home of her parents, ' Mr. and Mrs. W alter Smith. The Misses Roberta and Gerald ine Mullins spent from Monday to Wednesday in Portland visiting friends and on business. Bob Jackson is spending the sum W E S T O N C O O K IE S ....................................... 8 o z. 1 0 $ mer vacation here from the Univer F IG B A R S 2 lb s. 25 1 sity of Oregon. C H O C O L A T E M A L T E D M IL K , B rim fu l, 1 lb . 29$ Dick Belt, who underwent an ap M A R A S C H IN O C H E R R IE S , R. & W . 4 o z. 1 0 $ pendectomy in St. Anthony's hospi tal in Pendleton last week, is getting G R A P E J U I C E ................................................. Q u a r t 27$ Eugene Mead, son of Mr. and Mrs. along nicely. Local softball enthu Walter Mead, underwent a mastoid siasts are awaiting his return as his s 3 a d t Dire i lin g presence is needed on Hale’s softball operation in Doernbecher hospital in Portland last week Saturday. He is aggregation. L E M O N J U I C E , M .C .P ., 5>/2 o z ................... 4 f o r 25$ getting along nicely and is expected C. E. Stewart, representative of T O M A T O J U I C E , R e d & W h ite , 15 o z. 6 f o r 45$ the P.W.A. organization in Oregon, home Tuesday. T O M A T O J U I C E , R e d & W h i t e ..............46 oz. 21 $ was a visitor in Hermiston early this An all day fellowship meeting was L U N C H E O N M E A T , R e d & W h i t e ......... 12 oz. 29$ ; week in connection with the new held at the Pentecostal church Wed C O R N E D B E E F , R e d & W h i t e ................ 12 o z. 23$ i developments here. nesday. People came from Spray, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker Pendleton, Heppner, Irrigon and oth left Monday for Corvallis where he er neighboring towns. R. & W . F R E E Z O IC E C R E A M M IX ............... 3 p k g s . J will attend summer school for one M. C. Brooks, formerly a local Chocolate or Maple R E D K ID N E Y B E A N S , R. & W . N o. 2 2 f o r 25$ week. They plan to return Saturday. merchant in the clothing business but Those returning home for the sum now of Walla Walla, was visiting T O M A T O S O U P , C a m p b e ll’s 3 f o r 25$ Sunnv Jim mer from Oregon State callege are friends here Wednesday. Mr. Brooks C R A B M E A T , R e d & W h ite N o. i/2’s 33$ O R A N G E M A R M A L A D E ................... 2 lb. j a r Vera Sisson, Stuart Rankin, Bill came to Hermiston during the early B A B Y F O O D , R ed & W h ite ........................3 for 23$ Hamm, Jim Jackson, Kenneth Ben- days. B IS C U IT F L O U R , R e d & W h ite 29$ Ho-Made sel, Lois White and Richard Cox. Mr. and Mrs. John P ettitt an M A Y O N N A IS E .................................... Q u a r t j a r Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Schofield and children Edward and Patricia came nounce the arrival of a son born Sun Sunday for a visit with her parents, day at the Hermiston General hospi- ( Wadham’s P R E P A R E D M U S T A R D , R e d & W h ite 10$ Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner. Mr. tai. The little fellow weighed eight j G R A P E F R U I T J U I C E ...................... 4 6 oz. c a n S W E E T P IC K L E S , P h e a s a n t 25 o z 25$ Schofield returned home to Vancou- pounds two ounces and has been ' D IL L P IC K L E S , R ed & W h ite N o. 2 ' _»’s 18$ j ver that day but the others remained named Thomas Lloyd. He is their second child, the other being a girl. I for a longer visit. M A T C H E S ........................................ 6 b o x c a rto n SCOTT TO W ELS 2 f o r 23$ Mr. and Mrs. C . M . Jackson at- Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White were OLD D U TCH CLEAN SER 3 f o r 23$ I tended the graduation exercises a t accompanied by Mrs. David Mittles Pacific university last week end at dorf to Portland the first part of the S H R E D D E D W H E A T .................................. P k g . which their son Bill was a member week where they planned to attend i of the class. Bill returned home the Rose Festival. Mrs. Mittlesdorf P & G S O A P , L a r g e ...................................... 6 f o r 27$ Garden i with them. will return this week but Mr. and R IN S O L a rg e 24$ C A T S U P ................................................. 14 oz. b o t. Homer T. Miller. administrative M rs. White plan to remain for anoth L U X T O IL E T 3 f o r 21$ • assistant in the office of Capt. R. C. er week. S H O R T E N IN G , R A W 3 lbs. 55$ i W illianis, left Tuesday morning for Emporium Miss Edith Ularke arrived at the Alameda, Cal., to attend the gradua- B R A N F L A K E S , K e llo g g ’s_________ 2 f o r 19$ P E A C H E S ..........................................N o. 2 * 4 c a n s I tion exercises. One of his sons was home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O R D E R S T R A W B E R R I E S N O W F O R C A N N IN G a member of the class. The Miller J. A. Clarke Friday from Corvallis Pheasant family will move to Hermiston next where she taught in the Junior high P IN K S A L M O N ............................... 2 ta ll c a n s week end and will reside in the home school. She was accompanied by her of Mrs. N. W. Bloom. The latter ex brother Allen, a student at North B E E F S H O R T R IB S , m e a ty c u ts lb. 1 2 * /j$ pects to leave soon for an extended west Christian college, and Kenneth Campbell’s Bensel, a student at Oregon State visit with relatives in Portland and T O M A T O S O U P ..................................... 3 cans B E E F R O A S T S , c e n te r q u a lity c u ts lb. 21$ college. Kent. Wn. HAI ROACH P r'tú H ROAD DOOMED CARAVAN; tjjjgWIl® MAN $£ BO"* ' MW««** Huggins’ ▲ M ▲▲ o ▲ d ▲ e ▲ l Shows T h e A m e r ic a n L e g io n ’s O w n S h o w ESS F E A T U R IN G The H um an Cannon Ball! m rw A. W. Behrman, Jeweler BAP MAM WAllACE BEERY ▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲A H e r m is t o n B a rb e r Shop Rides! ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ Come Early! Enjoy an Evening of Fun With U«! 1 W e e k — M o n .'S a t., June 16-21 S p ecials June 13-14-16 Sunspun S p e c ia l C h il d r e n ’s M a tin e e S a t u r d a y H e r m is t o n F a i r G r o u n d s Quart 3 5 c G-R-O-C-E-R-Y Specials for June 13-14-16 T able Salt 2 2'Lb- boxes 17c f A$ 22$ Mart C offee J^$ Lb 25c 1^$ R. & W . C offee J 3 Lbs 8 7 c J0$ 35* M e a t D e p a rtm e n t XJ$ P O R K C H O P S , le a n t e n d e r lb . 25$ F R A N K F U R T E R S , la r g e ju ic y lb. 20$ R IB S T E A K S , g u a r a n te e d t e n d e r ................................ lb. 25$ B A C O N , jo w ls lb. 16$ HERMISTON TRADING CO. THE RED 4 WHITE STORE PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON — : F r e e D e liv e ry T w ic e D a ily :— F re e P a r k in g S p a c e f o r O u r C u s to m e rs o n L o t In B a c k o f O u r S to re . Reliance R E D K ID N E Y B E A N S ............................. 3 c a n s ROY STUDIOS of MUSIC RADIO TROUBLES o ffe r to Summer Classes at Reduced Rates Farmers’ Supply Co. in at VO ICE A PIANO — H e rm is to n Treat-O G R A P E F R U IT 3 N o. 2 c a n s 28^ Chaffee’s Radio Service at C a ll 3581 28$ B rin g Y o u r Thompson’s Drug Co. “ R e a s o n a b le P r ic e s ” Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery HERMISTON, OREGON
