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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON OREGON.
BASIS THEATRE
Local Happenings
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Ph. 2121
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2121
THURSDAY, JULY 10, 1941.
MILK & CREAM PRICE CHANGE
Effective July 15, 1941
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Owing to the constantly rising cost of feed, taxes, cows, dairy equipment
Mrs. Ray E. Critchfield and Mrs.
H. J. Howard was sentenced to 10
| Florence Davis are new employees at days in jail for disorderly conduct
and labor cost required in the production of market milk and also to the fact
the Hermiston Drug Co.
last Friday in the Hermiston justice
that the consumers of Hermiston are used to a milk with a high butterfat con
A. W. and John Behrman, local court.
Jerry Marie Oviatt of Pendleton
jewelers, spent the Fourth of July at
tent, we, the undersigned dairymen of Hermiston, find that we must raise the
spent the week-end visiting her
Kennewick and Walla Walla.
glandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ov
Miss Iva Jessee of Olive Hill, Ky.,
price of milk in order to produce and distribute the high quality of milk that
by JACK LONDON
iatt.
is a house guest of Miss Marion Cas
Lt. and Mrs. Harold Sexton spent
our customers are in the habit of receiving.
ady.
Cartoon and Musical
the Fourth of July week-end visiting
John Whitney of Seattle, Wash
Milk prices in other parts of the state have been raised so we feel that we
relatives in The Dalles. They return
ington, came Wednesday to visit sev
SI V.
ed home Sunday evening.
eral days at the home of his father,
are justly entitled to this raise too.
Mrs. L. Mat returned to her home
Continuous Show Sunday
B. I. Whitney.
Leghorn fryers for sale, two Friday, the 4th of July, after receiv
pounds and up. C. M. Jackson, phone ing medical care at the Hermiston
BETTE
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I Wholesale Retail
Wholesale Retail
LOST—Fox Terrier dog. All white
Mrs. Alice O’Daniel of Pendleton
1
Pints
1
2
Pints
....
03
.05
.17
.15
visiting at the home of her daugh- with black ears and stub tail. Seven
Pints ...
.06
.08
miles
east
of
Hermiston.
Notify
Her-
Pints .
r, Mr. ami Mrs. F. C. McKenzie.
.27
30
I better than
Quarts
4 7-1 p
aid office. Reward.
JO
.12
- ever before
Asa Shaw, stationed with thé U. S.
Gallons
James M. Kyle, former mayor of
Quarts
.....32
.50
55
Army at Portland, spent the Fourth
GEO. BRENT MARY ASTOR
of July week-end in Hermiston with Stanfield, where he lived many years,
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw. passed away at Forest Grove Tues
News Reel
day, at the ago of 72.
artoon Sniffles Bells the Cat
Mr. and Mrs. Sanhope S. Pier
Wholesale P.etail
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Swayze of
of Portland visited several lays last Spokane, Wash., spent the Fourth of
.07
.05
Tt ESDAY__ H'l.Y 15
week with Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Mar July nt the home of their parents.
Gallons
.16
tin.
Mr.
Pier
is
a
state
representa-
.20
Bargain Night
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze.
tive from Multnomah county.
Mr and Mrs. Herman Gilbert of
I North Powder visited last Sunday at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
I Swarner.
ROY
Mrs. Bettie Lundgren of Grand
DAIRY
STUDIOS of MUSIC
Coulee has bought an acre tract on
offer
Fourth street from E. E. Pulley and
will build a grocery store and other
Summer Classes
buildings on the property.
Clarence Reid has bought 4 5 acres
Mrs. Gordon Smith and daughter
Robert Willcutt, nine-year-old son
at
Mrs. Frank Miles and infant son in Columbia district and moved to
Rahma have spent the past two of Dr. and Mrs. A. C. Willcutt, left
Reduced Rates
returned to their home at Boardman the place from Monument. The for
by plane from Portland Monday
9
in
Saturday from Hermiston General mer owner was J. B. Davis and the weeks visiting relatives and friends bound for Sacramento where he will
in Portland. Mr. Smith went to Port-
hospital.
* a
VOICE & PIANO
place is known as the Clark ranch.
visit an aunt, Mrs. Oakie Fredreck-
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Mrs. D. C. Hill and infant daugh
land Sunday to get his family.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Otto
C.
Pierce
left
son, until school starts. The trip is
Hermiston
Call
3581
—
Plus Short Features
ter, Vila Rae, returned to their home Thursday for Prineville and Port
Mrs. P. H. Arrowsmith and two being made by United Airliner.
from the Hermiston General hospital land where they will visit relatives. small sons of Seattle, Wash., are vis-
Mrs. F. B. Swayze accompanied
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Tuesday.
Mr. Pierce will attend to business iting at the home of her father, Mr. her sister and husband, Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A. L. Elkins left Saturday matters in Portland.
Double Feature
for home after receiving medical I
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, ,,. and Mrs. B. I. Whitney. They ac- Ralph Courtright of San Diego, Cal
.
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Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Kendall of companied Mr. and Mrs. Whitney ifornia, on a trip to Portland and
WM. HOY!) in
care at Hermiston General hospital. ..
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\ ancouver arived 1 uesday to spend
from injuries received in an auto ac- ,
,
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,
, ■ home from Pasco, Washington, Sat Timberline Lodge last Tuesday, re
'
the remainder of the week with his
turning home Thursday. The Court
cident.
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Al- urday where the latter had gone to rights, who have been visiting here,
Leghorn fryers for sale, two I
n Kingsbury.
WELL EQUIPPED TO
left Friday for Victoria, Canada.
pounds and up. C. M. Jackson, phone
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Reed of Um-
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
Frances Dawson is spending
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Out-of-town guests at the George
JOAN PE NY in
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
Lutheran services w>|] be held itilia announce the arrival of a baby several weeks visiting at the home Hodge home July 4 were Mr. and
Sunday, July 13, at the Baptist girl born July - at the Hermiston f her parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Mrs. Zimmerman, postmaster of Em-
church at 2:3 30.p. m. Rev. E. M. Bu- : eneral hospital. The little miss Dawson, while on vacation from the mett, Idaho, and daughter, Mrs.
cmmanuel Hospital i n Portland Dora Zimmerman, also of Emmett,
BILL SHAAR. Prop.
Hermiston | tenshon of Pendleton will be present weighed 7 lbs. and 6 ounce
Mrs. Homer T. Miller a
son. where she is taking nurse’s train- Mrs. Lide McNealy of Franklin, Ne-
I for the services.
Cartoon Joe Glow Firefly
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Emery and Donald, arrived Saturday morning by ing.
braska. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Potter
rain from Alameda. California. She
two children of San Francisco arriv
M. L. Watson, who spent part of and Bill of Redmond and Mrs. Hum-
|ed last week and are guests of Mr. joined her husband here who has a t week on a trip to Boise, Idaho, phreys of Fossil.
and Mrs. Carl Roberts. Mr. Emery is ente d Mrs. N. W. Bloom’s house > . ught back some “sand bombs”
Miss Thelma Swarner and Miss
for the summer months.
employed at the ordnance depot.
which he says are not explosive. He Delpha Berriman visited several days
Miss Snow McCoy returned last
Mr. and Mrs. Walt Lathim of Um- picked them out of an old crater last week at the home of Miss Swar-
Wednesday from a two weeks' trip it illa and Mr. and Mrs. Al Goddard about 15 miles out of Nampa. They ner’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
to Washington, D. C., New York of Bremerton. Wash., were Fourth of resemble very much a real bomb and Swarger. Miss Swarner is employed
City and Chicago. She re ports an en July guests at the George Harkenrid- are of reddish color. Some have a with Meier & Frank at Portland and
We Want to Know You. Enjoy Our Free Delivery
er home. The group enjoyed dinner center of lava and other of a clay in- Miss Berriman is a school teacher at
joyable trip.
on the Harold Rankin lawn that af- tei ior. Several are on display at the Marshfield. The girls were on their
Service—10:30 A. M. and 4:30 P. M.
.ald office.
vacation.
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In Old Colorado
Hermiston
Barber Shop
‘Strange Alibi’
WELCOME STRANGER
Come in and get acquainted
CORNED BEEF, R & W, can
LUNCHEEON MEAT, R A W, can
SLICED BEEF, R & W, 31 -oz................
VIENNA SAUSAGE, R & W, 2 for
VEAL LOAF, R & W, 2 for
CHILI CON CARNE, R A W. 2 for
CRUSHED PINEAPPLE, R A W, No. 21 .
FLAV-R-JELL, R & W, 6 flavors, 4 for .
Grapefruit Juice
Red & White
2 cans, 3 for
23 c
29.
23.
23 t
23 t
23:
23:
7 Maleit a <
2,9c
French Dressing
Red & White, 8-oz.
SUNSPUN, Makes good salads better, qt.
BROWN SUGAR, 3 lbs.
CAMPBELL’S SOUPS, Chick., Mushr’m 2 for
RICE, Extra Fancy Blue Role, 2 lbs.
RED KIDNEY BEANS. R & W, No. 2. 2 for
LIMA BEANS, Seaside, 15-oz., 3 for
WHEAT CEREAL, R & W,
CAKE FLOUR. R & W
FRESH EGG NOODLES, R & W, 16-oz
CORN FLAKES. Kellogg’s, 18-oz.
IVORY SOAP, Guest Size, I for
P & G NAPTHA SOAP, Giant, 5 for
21 i
23 c
17:
25c
33:
19c
23c
23:
1 4:
19c
23 c
WASHO, giant..........
SOAP FLAKES, Lady Godiva. 13-oz. 2 for
FLY SPRAY, Standard. Quart
LEMONS, Big Sunkist, 6 for
ORANGES. Juicy Sunkist, dozen
TOMATOES, 3 lbs.
35:
39c
MEAT DEPARTMENT
30c
BACON JOWLS, lean streaked, lb.
$
1312c
A
21d
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house paints offered for less money. We
always take it as the highest compliment
for SWP—Sherwin-Williams Paint, pre
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PpopcTS
PORTLAND ROSE - daily
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daily
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of good paint than the mere physical formula. Of two products,
identical in composition, one may be super-excellent and other
‘rotten.' The formulator and the manipulator may be merely
'dumb bunnies' and if so, thsir shortcomings will manifest
themselves in service.
Chicago. Connections for
other mid-
points.
Streamliner
city OF PORTLAND
From Portland 6 30 p m on 1st, 7th,
13th, 19th, 25th Saves 17hours to
—Low Coach Fares East-
Example
$5805 F CHICAGO
$34.95 ONE WAY
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Eastern cities and such Western
playgrounds as SunValley, Idaho,
and the National Parks bid lor your
vacation patronage this summer.
Whichever you choose—3 famous
Union Pacific trains are at your
service.
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19:
23 c
BEEF SHORT RIBS, meaty cuts. lb.
HAM LOAF, all ham. lb.
VEAL STEW, very meaty, lb.
VEAL ROASTS, best center cuts, lb.
BEEF ROASTS, quality cuts, lb.
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Ing it.
"The physical formula may and will be set forth in detail,
but the technical knowledge and skill or lack of these, that
also want tato the formula cannot be shown on the label.
Identical physical formulas may yield contradictory results in
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Phone 2531
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