THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1941
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE TWÓ
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. DeCoria an
nounce the arrival of a baby girl,
Sally Allen, born September 16 at
the Hermiston General Hospital The
HERMISTON, OREGON
little Miss weighed 6 12 lbs.
Phone 2121
inmi
7 Mrs. Glenn Ripley, Mrs. Dave Mit-
tledorf and Mrs. Gerald White motor
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Woodhead and
Mrs. Nomah O’Donnell is spending ed to Pendleton Wednesday and call
The building where the Gamble
family, en route to Seattle, were this week visiting in Portland.
ed on Mrs. Joe .Middleton and infant
guests at the E. D. Martin home Mon
Store is now located has been
Mrs. A. Lindner entered the Her daughter at St. Anthony’s hospital.
Paramount presents
day night. Mr. Woodhead is connected miston General Hospital Tuesday as
sold and we are obliged to move.
Miss Roberta Tuthill of Lyle, Wn.,
with the Idaho Power Co.
a medical patient for a few days.
We will be located in the “Ex
was a week-end guest at the Walter
To safeguard and preserve the Jackson home. She was accompanied
position Building” at the Fair
American way of life buy Defense home Monday evening by John T.
Grounds until a new building for
r
Savings Bonds and Stamps.
Jackson.
us is completed.
Emsley Rodgers was a dinner guest
Mr. and Mrs. George Harkenrider
Plus Short Features
at the Walter N. Jackson home Sun and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Rankin left
We will try to serve you there the
day.
Wednesday for Portland where they
best we can. Our Low Prices will
Sun.-Mon. Sept. 21-22
Lutheran church services will be will spend several days on business
continue. You all know our
held Sunday afternoon at the Hermis and pleasure.
prices advance only as the Mar
ton Baptist church. E. M. Butenshon
Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight spec
5
M Y R N A
is the pastor.
ialist of Pendleton, will be at the
ket Prices change.
Captain and Mrs. R. C. Williams Hermiston Hotel on Wednesday, Sep
and Lt. and Mrs. Alexander spent tember 24. Hours 1:00 to 5:00 p. m.
We thank you for all the business
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Friday at the Round-up at Pendle
you have given us and hope you
Grandma Ellis and Miss Mary Ellis
ton.
will see that it still will be to
Mrs. Leander Quiring and daugh entered the Hermiston General Hos-
News Reel
your
advantage to drive a little
ter Sylvia and Mrs. Al Quiring and pital Sunday. They had spent two
farther and Save.
daughter, Shirley, were business vis weeks in Hood River and will for
Tuesday Sept. 23
awhile make their home at the hos-
itors in Walla Walla Tuesday.
NO "TIME OUT
FOR CRIME FOR -
We expect to move Friday
Mrs, C. A. See and infant daugh pital.
ter returned to their home today
Lt. anil Mrs. R. E. Martin visited
‘We’ll be seeing you
(Thursday) from the Hermiston Gen- over the week-end at the home of his
eral hospital.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Martin.
with AAIR
Miss Rosemary Serrell, daughter of Lt Martin is now stationed with the
'SALLY victut®
Mrs. J. A. Serrell, left Sunday for air corps at the Columbia Air Base,
Ontario where she will teach in the near Portland.
Arthur Macrae
Cecil Parker
Leueen McGrath • Gordon McLeod
grade school during the coming term.
The Masons and Eastern Stars of
WM. H. SABIN, Prop.
Edward Kopack of California who Hermiston, Echo and Stanfield met
Travelogue “Eyes on Brazil”
was
on
furlough
from
the
army
spent
Friday
evening
and
honored
Mr.
and
Comedy “Prairie Spooners”
a short time in Hermiston visiting his Mrs. J. A. Clarke, who are leaving
“Information Please”
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Kopack. soon for Sunnyside. The evening was
Miss Ellen Jane Warwick, who
New Automatic Record
H. C. Dykstra, manager of the spent in visiting and a gift was pre
Wed.-Thurs.
Rolls Developed.
4c per
Grandview Packing Co. of Grand sented to the Clarkes. Rrefreshments made her home with Mr. and Mrs.
Changer with Stroboscope
view was a business visitor in Her
I Paul Van Patten while she was em
Pitch and Tempo Control
of ice cream and cake were servd.
Double Feature
print. — 24-hr. Service.
miston Monday.
ployed at the First National Bank
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Middleton of
For Sale- Electrolux vacuum, elec
for the past several months, returned
Echo announce the arrival of a baby
PORTRAITS
tric stove, refrigerator, dining table
to her home in Spokane Tuesday. Bill
se
Most
Romance
tauehs
girl born September 9th at St. An
and chairs, beds, mattresses and
• JEAN HERSHOLT"
Rhodes of Spokane motored down for
of Family Groups, Wed
thony’s hospital in Pendleton. The
spring, dresser and chiffonier, dishes
Miss Warwick. Mr. Rhodes and Miss
(hr "h. 7n. Chustian" I
baby was named Peggy Jo and weigh
dings, or Graduation.
s."THEY MEET !
and cooking utensils, table lamp. Mrs.
Warwick will be married late this
ed 7 12 lbs. She is their first child
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N. W. Bloom.
fall.
and the first grandchild of Mr. and
Mrs. John Kopack and young son
Mrs. Sloan Thompson.
RKO RADIO Picture with Dorothy tovas
of
Bly,
Oregon,
spent
Tuesday
and
Changes records quickly, gently;
The most effective help which a OPTOMETRIST TO
Wednesday
visiting
friends
in
the
plays records at perfect recording
Richard Arlen - Andy Devine
Hermiston, Oregon
Columbia District. They formerly re civilian can give to Uncle Same is to
? - .per
studio pitch; adjust tempo as you
in
sided in that district.
prefer. Many other new features.
buy Defense Savings Bonds and j OPEN OFFICE HERE
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Wooley return
Handsome Walnut cabinet. Come in
Stamps as often as possible.
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,
for a thrilling demonstration.
ed Sunday from a week-end at Forest
Keith Gentry of Halfway, Oregon,
Dr. A. L. Black of Denver, but
Grove. Little Sheila and Sharon Con arrived Tuesday and spent a few days more recently of Heppner, will open
Big Trade-Ins EASY TERMS
THE ROY STUDIOS OF MUSIC
nell. 7-months-old twin nieces, return with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and a practice in Hermiston. He will be
Announce
ed with them to spend a month.
Mrs. Gerald White. He now lives in located in an office in connection with
The Opening of Fall Classes
The best investment you can find: Pendleton where he is attending Dr. I. C Bohlman in the First Na-
in
Defense Savings Bonds and Stamps. school and works nights at the Ord- tional Bank building.
Plus Short Features
VOICE
PIANO
His practice will be confined to fit-
Buy them regularly.
Furnisher of Homes
nance Depot.
TED
ROY-
—
Teacher
of Voice
Mrs. Charles C. Clark, a registered ting of glasses. During the last few
ar years he has been employed as a med-
BARBARA EDMUNDS ROY—
nurse of Colville, Washington
Teacher of Piano
rived Tuesday and started as a full- | ical officer in the U. S’ Army in
time nurse at the Hermiston General I Utah and in the Indian service in
Accredited Teachers
Hospital. She was married Monday New Mexico and Arkansas. Mrs.
Black
will
accompany
her
husband
to
For Appointment Phone 3 581
and arrived Tuesday to take up her
duties here. Mr. Clark is employed at Hermiston while two sons are at
FOOD
tending college in Walla Walla.
the ordnance depot.
STORES
Mrs. Paul Van Patten was host
ess Tuesday night, assisted by Miss
Mabel Rauch, at a bridal shower at
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her home honoring Miss Ellen Jane
Warwick. The evening was spent in
CATSUP, R & W, 14-oz., 2 for
Thursday and Friday
playing games, following the serving
35C
of refreshment the honored guest op- |
Nights
MAYONNAISE, R & W, Quart
47C
ened the gifts. Those present were
WELL EQUIPPED TO
On
Main
Highway at
ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE
Mrs. Tim Wood, Miss Marjorie Wal
FRENCH DRESSING, R & W, 8-oz......
15C
YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE
Stanfield
dow, Miss Marian Gaines, Miss Viola
BANANAS,
3
lbs.
19:
Cramer,
Miss
Jane
Boyer,
Miss
Vel
SUNSPUN, Quart
...............................
39c
ma Ray, Mrs. Ruth Dyer, Mrs. Em
ORANGES, 2 doz.
39
SANDWICH SPREAD, R & W, Pint
Thursday - Johnny Hikiau
28C
BILL SHAAR, Prop.
Hermiston
ogene Stein, Mrs. Al Quiring, Mrs.
FANCY FRESH
and His Orchestra
Paul Van Patten and Miss Mabel
HONEY, Fancy, 5-lb. pails
Rauch.
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Fresh
PRODUCE
PEANUT BUTTER, R & W, 2-lbs.
PRESERVES, 2 lbs.
APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl, 38-oz.
39c
25C
SWEET PICKLES, Columbia, 25-oz.
DILLS, Columbia, 25-oz.
STUFFED OLIVES, Van Dyke
25C
19:
SALMON. Silver Rapids, Is
23C
33c
CUT GREEN BEANS. R & W. No. 2, 2 for
PORK & BEANS, B & W. No. 21 2, 2 for
WHEAT CEREAL, R & W, pkg.
OATS, Quaker. 3 lbs.
SLICED PINEAPPLE, R & W, Buffet
PEAS, R & W. No. 2, 2 for
COOKIES, Weston, S-oz.
PANCAKE FLOUR, R & W. 212 lbs.
COFFEE. R & W. 2 lbs.
KLEENEX. 440s, 2 for
Tokays, 3 lbs. .
Seedless, 4 lbs. .
Carrots, Beets and
Turnips, 3 bunches 1 O
Sweet Spuds, 3 lbs. 19.
In Addition a Complete
Line of Other Fresh
Fruits and Vegetables
25c
Beef Short Ribs
1
Lean, Meaty, lb.
'
10c
29c
10c
19c
59c
494
BEEF ROASTS
35c
35c
19c
DOG FOOD. Pard, 3 for
FRISKIES, 412-lbs.
29c
49c
SODA CRACKERS. Sta-Crisp, 2 lbs.
GRAHAMS, 2 lbs.
23c
25c
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MEATS
LOG CABIN SYRUP, Med.
MOLASSES, Brer Rabbit, 21 2-lb.
MOLASSES, Aunt Dinah, 21 9-lb.
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Best Center Cuts, lb.
BACON
Swift's Premium, lb.
Any Size Piece
Folger’s Coffee, 1b. 31c
Sperry’s Pancake Flour, 4-lb. bag 29c
Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 lbs. . 17c
Emporium Tomatoes, 212s, 2 for 23c
Sweet Potatoes. Rei., 21 2s, 2 for 39c
SALMON
Fresh Sliced, lb.
Why Not Try Syrup and Pancakes
Polish Sausage
Each
Fine for Cold Weather
Chili Bricks
LUMBER JACK SYRUP
12-oz. Jug
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Small Picnics
24-oz. jug
2
Tenderized, lb.
No. 5 Pail .................................. A
Swifts, 1 lb.
Our Motto
Reliance Pumpkin, 212s, 2 for 23c
Worcestershire Sauce, bottle .... 14c
Ripe Olives, 9-oz. can............ ...21c
Catsup, Alameda, 12-oz. bottle 10c
Lux Toilet Soap, bar ..................... 7c
Lifebuoy Toilet Soap, bar
7c
Rinso, large package
23c
Lux Flakes, large package
24c
Mop Sticks, each ................
10c
Golden Jubilee Brooms, each
79c
1 Bar of Woodbury Facial Soap for 1c
With your purchase of 3 cakes at reg-
ular price. All 4 cakes for
26c
For Savings in Groceries and Meats Phone 3001—
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