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OASIS THEATRE I Local Happenings HEHMISTON, OREGON Sat. Anna ■wuh RADIO MY BOLGER * JOHN CARROLL Edward Everett HORTON • Frieda INESCORT • and THE HARTMANS Nolon WESTLEY Disney Color Cartoon—“Truant Officer Donald” Sport Reel—"Rolling Rhythm” Son-Mon.—Sept. 14-15 your ‘Kitty Foyle’star! Ca GIVER ROGERS 2. PVprA dsc GougoMURSH • Alon MARSHAL • BurgessMEREDITH Directed by GARSON KANIN Produced by ROBERT SISK RKO RADIO Picture News Reel and Cartoon Tuesday—September 16 of Golda E Mumma with Donna Reed STATE ACCREDITED TEACHER OF PIANO Plus Short Features Wed.-Thurs. Sept. 17-18 DOUBLE FEATURE September 8th ON and Caesar Romero in ‘Ride on Vaquero’ BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston New Classes Starting ROOKIES RUTH iati Hermiston Barber Shop WELL EQUIPPED TO ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE High school credits given. Beginners taken pri vately or in classes. See about them at once. Main Street Studio Plus Shorts Hermiston THE ROY STUDIOS OF MUSIC Announce The Opening of Fall Classes in VOICE and PIANO TED ROY—Teacher of Voice BARBARA EDMUNDS ROY— Teacher of Piano Accredited Teachers For Appointment Phone 3581 RED&WHITE Miss Beryl Catt, representative of the regional office in Portland, Farm Security Administration, and Chas. Paddock, camp manager at Odell, Oregon, spent some time in Hermis- ton Thursday. The American Ship of State will never be sunk if we have enough battleships for defense. You can help build them by making a habit of buy ing Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. Lee Shaw reported to the draft board in Pendleton Tuesday for in duction into the army. No word has been received as to where he will be located. His brother. Asa, is at pres ent located in Hawaii. New Stock of Low Price Range ‘-H members. STO I Rolls Developed. 4c per print. — 24-hr. Service. PORTRAITS of Family Groups, Wed 65d PRODUCE dings, or Graduation. Spring Clothespins, Diamond, 18s, 2 for 19c Sweet Spuds, 3 lbs. 19c Clothes Lines, Galvanized Wire, 75 ft. 39d Grapefruit, 6 for 25c 98« BROOMS, R & W, each 93d BROOMS, Our Value, each STARCH, R & W, 2for Cauliflower, Fancy, Fresh CLEANSER, R & W. I for Green Peppers, 3 lbs. 10c WASHO SOAP, Giant 55C Parsnips, 3 lbs. . OIL BURNERS INEXPENSIVE — DEPENDABLE SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY • Inland Cooperative Coach Ray E. Critchfield and Lee Weber, assistant, attended the foot ball jamboree at La Grande Tuesday night. They report that the teams look fairly good at this early stage. Pendleton is reported as having a light but extremely fast squad. funeral. They plan to return Satur day. A galloping tea was held at the home of Mrs. Julius Gimble Wednes day afternoon, with Mrs. Gimble as hostess. Those calling were Mrs. Francis Miller, Mrs. Carr, Mrs. Mar garet Wooley, Mrs. Clara Burrell, Mrs. Bertha Cassiday, Mrs. Lula Pierce, Mrs. R. E. Koon, Mrs. Inez Huffman, Mrs. Ollie Watson, Mrs. Barbara Stethens of Weiser, Mrs. N. 0. O’Donnell, Mrs. J. Villermoure and Mrs. Emma Felthouse. The af ternoon was spent in sewing for the M. E. ladies’ aid. Miss Edith Clarke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clarke, will leave Friday for Corvallis to resume her duties as physical education instruc- tor in the junior high system. There’s no finer way than the American way. Let’s keep it that way. Buy Defense Bonds and Stamps. | Mrs. Homer T. Miller was a grac-, ious hostess at luncheon last Thurs- SHERIFF GOAD URGES day at Walla Walla for a group of ' local ladies. Those going from here TRAFFIC SAFETY were Mrs. H. T. Fraser, Mrs. F. B. Substantial reduction in fatalities Swayze, Miss Clara Bryant, Mrs. R. C. Williams, Mrs. R. E. Koon, Mrs. | in Oregon cities offset the slight in- Wm. Shaar and Mrs. Kate Robertson, crease in rural deaths and enable this state to show a four per cent decrease Mr. and Mrs. Dale Emory and fam in traffic fatalities for the first six ily of Pendleton spent Sunday visit- months of the year, Sheriff Goad of ing with her sisters and their hus- Umatilla county said today. The na- bands, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Pat- tional average shows an increase of ten and Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Har 17 per cent. ris. However, in an effort to effect a still greater reduction in fatalities in Miss Jane Jackson and Miss Vir- this state, Sheriff Goad called upon giniä Todd were hostesses at a sur- citizens of this county to enlist in a prise miscellaneous shower for Mrs. campaign to cut down the rural fa Gerald Keller at her home Tuesday talities by driving more carefully evening. Games were played and re while traveling the open highways. freshments were served and the op ening of many gifts followed. About 15 ladies were present. A farewell party honoring Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker was held Mrs. Barbara Stethens of Weiser, at the Columbia park club house Idaho, arrived Tuesday to spend Monday evening. The Knickerbockers about two weeks visiting her daugh- will leave soon for Canyon City where ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. O. he will be a county agent. The fare O. Felthouse. Mrs. R. L. Wooley and well gesture was sponsored by 4-H ! Mrs. Felthouse motored to Walla club boys and _ girls and their lead- | Walla Tuesday to meet Mrs. Stethens | Mr. Knickerbocker was given awho had been visiting a sister there traveling clock as a present from the for a week. Fresh JOHNSON’S GLO-COAT, Quart TYSON STUDIO Hermiston, Oregon HOME LEMON JUICE RECIPE TAKES OFF UGLY FAT Right in your kitchen, UM this simple, testes LEMON JUICE RECIPE to make your own reducing supplementi Some tose 10 Iba. in 5 days, using this home Lemon Juice recipe as directed. Take off pounds of UGLY FAT——easily, quickly, without drugs, laxatives, or anything harmful! Just mil Ayds with 2 small cans of Lemon Juice, costing 10c to 15c. Simple as that* Tested complete Lemon Juice Recipe in each box of A yds—all for only $1 98- -Trial size 98c? MONEY BACK IF NOT SATISFIED Free de- livery — orders filled promptly Just phone THOMPSON DRUG STORE Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne received a telegram this morning telling them | of the death of Mrs. Payne's grand- mother, Mrs. Julia Francis Miller of Portland, who celebrated her 100th birthday August 8. Mrs. Miller pass ed away at the home of her daugh ter, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Lister, early Thursday morning. She is well known here, having visited here many times. She is one of Oregon’s earliest pion eers having crossed the plains when she was six years old. Mrs. Miller will be buried in Portland Friday af ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Payne will leave early Friday to attend the I QUIT! Leaving for College Bill Belt Ex-Sign-Painter 14c GRANULATED SOAP, Brimfull, 36-oz. QUALITY AMMONIA, Parson's, Pint BLUING, Mrs. Stewart’s, Large FLY SPRAY, Standard, Quart 39c BACON TISSUE, Blue & White, I for HOMINY, R & W, No. PRUNES, R & W, No. 23c SAUERKRAUT, R & W. No. 2 MACARONI, Franco-American MEATS IOC Our store is chock full of choicest garden and full of outstanding FESTIVAL CHINOOK SALMON CRACKERS Colum. River, half or whole lb. Snow Flake, 2-lb. box............... Jowls, . Pancake or Waffle Flour PACIFIC OYSTERS BEEF ROAST, Best Sperry, 4-lb. bag....................... Tidepoint, 2 cans..................... Center Cuts, lb. LUMBER JACK SYRUP CUT GREEN BEANS VEAL STEW Nalleys, 24-oz. jar..................... Pheasant Brand, 3 No. 303 cans Lean, Meaty, lb. COFFEE PEAS SIRLOIN STEAKS Wadham's, 1-lb. can................. Seaport, 3 No. 303 cans........... MINCED CLAMS, R & W, Tails 2 for Tender, Juicy, lb. SHRIMP BROKEN PINEAPPLE Pheasant, 2 No. 21 2 cans......... BABY FOOD, R & W, 3 for PORK ROASTS Pelican Brand, 2 Tall Cans....... Young Pork, lb. CHILI CON CARNE R & W, 3 for FRANKFURTERS BAKED BEANS, R & W, 2 for Juicy, lb. BROWN BREAD. R & W. 1-lb. VEAL ROASTS Milk Fed Veal. lb. Grapefruit Juice, R & W, 46-oz. KREAMED HONEY For Saving* in Groceries and Meat* Phone 3001— HERMISTON TRADING CO. For Prompt, Courteous Service Our Motto 1941 Kansas Mrs. Frank Helm of Spokane, Mrs. J. R. Harding left Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bowker of day evening for a visit with rela- Wn., visited in Hermiston Wednes- Echo were visitors in Hermiston formerly resided in day. The Helms tives in Illinois. Wednesday. the Butter Creek district. Pickling cucumbers, Clark Paul, Mrs. Frank McCann and daughter, 4-lp Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw visited Phone 3681, Hermiston. Mary, of Shelton, Washington, vis- Sunday at the home of his mother, tied Mrs. F. C. McKenzie Wednes- Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wooley left Mrs. Casha Shaw, at Heppner. | day. Mrs. McCannis an old school for (today) Thursday afternoon are | mate of Mrs. McKenzie’s. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Robinson Portland on business, They plan to receiving congratulations upon return Sunday. arrival . of . a _ baby boy L born _ Septem-. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin and Hospital Miss Corrine Porter and Mrs. George Mr. and Mrs. G. F. See, formerly ber 3 at Hermiston Gen. of La Grande, now of Hermiston, an He weighed 6 lbs., 9 oz. and has been Harkenrider spent Wednesday in Pasco, Washington, attending to bus nounce the birth of a girl, born at named Jimmy Dale. iness matters. the Hermiston General Hospital Sep- We must arm ourselves against tember 8. She was named Barbara Dr. H. C. Curry the Optometrist 1 the forces of evil and destruction. Jean and weighed 7 lbs., 13 oz. will again be at the Hermiston Hotel You can help by buying Defense Sav- Wednesday, Sept. 17, for one day. For personal security and financial ‘ ings Bonds and Stamps regularly. Eyes examined. Glasses fitted. independence—buy Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps today! Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Hedwall and Willard Scrivner of Echo passed Pendleton callers Sunday were Mr. son, Jerry, of Aberdeen, Washington away at the Hermiston General Hos- , .. ... „ , , - . arrived Wednesday to spend until pital Wednesday at the age of «5 and Mrs. W. G. Kersbergen, Mr. and . . . . „ . . _ - . - ... Friday with relatives. They are at years. He had been a patient at the Mrs. Harold Rankin, Mr. and Mrs. , , . , - . . , . , .. ... the home of her parents. Mr. and hospital 14 months. He formerly op- George Harkenrider, Mr. and Mrs. , , , , ... . and « — erated the Echo Theatre. i ... W. T L. Lathim, Mr. Mrs. - O. O. Mrs. E. L. Jackson. Felthouse, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clyde and Slim, radio entertainers I Watson. from KFPY, will play for the Stan field dance September 13. New, old and cowboy tunes will be featured. Clyde is better known as “Old Mis souri” with the Wranglers of KNX. 4-lp “The Get-Away” Robert tSerling Mrs. S. L. Bourland City, Mo., is spending a few weeks in Hermiston at the home of her brother, Capt. and Mrs. J. M. Piercy. Fryers, about 4 lbs, 18c per lb. Xeil Boynton, Phone 2452, 4-1p Phone 2121 Fri. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO GRAPE JUICE Jovely-hin Island Belle, quart bottle...... Rew-UIFEBUOY A BANNER BUY 3 for 20c Hermiston Food Store Free Delivery Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON SPECIAL I LUX 3 ^OC LEAVES SKIN SOFT AND SWEET Your Certified Independent Grocer
