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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE FOUR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1941 Mrs. Gertrude Sanders spent Thursday and Friday of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bed- dow in Pendleton. Mrs. Sanders had two days off from the telephone office at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot. New examinations for stenograph W. W. Felthouse, Hermiston hay ' Col. and Mrs. L. W. Jordon were ers. clerks and tabulating machine j merchant, spent one day this week in | business visitors in Walla Walla operators are to be given soon for Tuesday. i Portland transacting business. Unemployment Compensation Com Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Brownson spent Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jackson and mission jobs. Starting pay from $960 from Saturday till Wednesday in little daughter, Joan, motored to Ore- to $1440 a year with promotion pros Portland and vicinity on business and gon City Monday to visit their son, pects. Merit system rules apply. Send visiting relatives. Walter, Jr., who is employed in that applications before November 10 to the Moard of Examiners, Portland. Visiting this week at the home of city. Complete information from any state Mr. and Mrs. IL L. Payne are Mr. | Kenneth Meyers of Lebanon, for- 12-lc employment office. and Mrs. Mark Frankline of Port merly of Hermiston, spent a short land. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner are time in Hermiston this week en route A dance at the Grange hall in to an elk hunt in the mountains. , spending Thursday (today) in Pen- Ione is announced for Saturday night, , dleton where Mr. Warner is attend- I, ).v ■ 1 — ! County Judge Carl Chambers and I , .. .. November 8, with music by the Men . . ,,, — . • ing the annual meeting of the League .. . . , . , • ■ C ommissioner W. L. Meiners of , ... About Town orchestra. An admissionof Oregon Cities. , .. . . Pendleton were in town Wednesday charge of 85c will be, made. . ep, Lawrence Swarner of Medford is afternoon on business. They were in- . Mrs. L. A. Phelps writes from specting the roads in this commun- visiting this week at the home of his Bend that she is getting along nice- ity parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred C. ly and supposes that Hermiston is„ — , . | Swarner is employed by the United "... a regular i ... ji >• i like i Hoefer, linotype operator r , , of . Agriculture . 1, still “bedlam, it * was re bred , ", . , inc.. . States Department as . , , , „ . , . , Herald plant, spent the week-end in ... ..-.a. the later part of June when she spent c , . ... , . , assistant superintendent. Soil Scien- Spokane, Wash., visiting his mother , | . € . , tist and Irrigation Engineer, at the a short time here. Medford federal experiment station. Miss Mayberger and Mrs. Lena Lewis Pearson spent from Friday Mr. Swarmer is a graduate of local Rupprecht of Seattle, Wash., visited till Sunday visiting his daughter, schools. the past week with their sister, Mrs. Mrs. Juliet Blickfeldt, at Maple Val- Rev. Oliver Gill of Pendleton, min- Lewis Pearson, north of town. ley. Wash. I ister of the Methodist church there, Mr. ami Mrs. N. R. Mueller are re ceiving congratulations upon the, Mr. and Mrs. W m. Kennedy, for . brought Dr. Silas Fairham, district birth of a son, Michael, born at the merly of Hermiston, spent a short superintendent of the Cascade dis- St. Anthony's hospital in Pendleton time here last Saturday. He is now trict to the home of Rev. M. B. Bal- linger Monday. Later in the day Rev? Saturday. The little fellow weighed j manager of the R F .< in Portland. and Mrs. Howe of Heppner and Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Keller took , 7 12 lbs. Both mother and baby are their infant daughter to Portland and Mrs. F. L. Connell came to take doing fine. Friday night for medical observa Dr. Fairham back to Heppner with tion. They were accompanied by Mrs. j them. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten and J. W. Ralph and Mrs. D. Keller. Ger ald Keller and his mother, Mrs. D. Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring and daugh Keller, returned Sunday night. Tues ter, Shirley, were Sunday dinner | day Gerald and his father, D. Keller, guests of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zivney motored back to Portland to be pres at Stanfield for a pheasant dinner. Vernon Boren spent several days ent at the first of a series of opera tions which proved successful. The this week visiting his family in Boise, Diamond rings sets starting men returned Wednesday. Idaho. Mr. Boren is a member of the Hermiston police force. On the re at $33.00. We have a big se turn trip the stage in which he was Jepe, Clark E. Paul of Baker, who lection of watches ranging a passenger struck a buck on the was recently released from the Army, from $17.50 to $60.50. Ham highway near Meacham killing the Miss Ethel Louise Paul of Pendleton, animal. The deer was loaded on the Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boynton, son Paul, ilton, Bulova, Waltham, El Dora Lee and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. bus and taken on to Pendleton. gin. Select your Christmas Miss Mabel Rauch, who is employ Paul. Miss Ethel Louise returned to ed in Morgan’s dental office left Fri Pendleton Sunday night and Clark gifts now. Use our Lay-away day by train for Corvallis where she Paul returned to Baker Sunday eve WELL EQUIPPED TO plan. was a guest of her brother, August ning. ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE Rauch, who is a student at O.S.C. YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Mrs. L. W. Jordon will be hostess Miss Rauch returned Wednesday. to a luncheon Friday at “Sage Mrs. Guy Jeppe of San Francisco, California, arrived Friday to spend Brush”, her farm home. Invited are BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston until Wednesday at the home of her Mrs. W. J. Warner, Mrs. Vic Kohl Hermiston, Oregon parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Paul. er and Mrs. R. E. Koon. Mrs. Jeppe will be remembered as Miss Ruth Johnson and George Maxine Paul and is on vacation from Wallace, connected with the U.S.O. her work at the Beauty Parlor Equip- organization here, were guest speak j ment Distributors. Sunday a family ers at the Hermiston Rotary club dinner was enjoyed at the Paul home. meeting Thursday. Miss Johnson told I Covers were placed for Mrs. Guy of their plans here and Mr. Wallace OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON Phone 2121 Fri.-Sat. Administrator’s Sale Tuesday, Nov. 11th JUDYCANOVA FRANCIS LEDFREE Plus Short Features Sun.-Mon. LIFE BEGINS forANDy HARDY Nov. 9-10 STONE MICKEY ROONEY FAY HOLOEN and JUDY garland Color Cartoon "Alley Cat” News Reel Tuesday, November 11 Double Feature ^IHSUNTAIN Z moonught ^/ ( WEAVER BROTHERS fiK a ami suon RAGS >o RICHES A REPUBLIC PICTURE Wed.-Thurs. < Nov. 12-13 ■ - • ♦ • POINT WIDOW and “Forced Landing Double Feature At the Kenneth Gorsueh ranch, 2 miles west across steel bridge, 1st road to the right, north 2 miles, east one half mile, I will sell at— PUBLIC AUCTION 12 head dairy cows and heifers 1 good team 1 Chester White Boar 3 Chester White Brood Sows 32 Feeder Pigs Farm implements, wagon, harness, hay stacker, small tools. TERMS: CASH F. B. Swayze, Administrator Hermiston Barber Shop A. W. Behrman, Jeweler explained how the WPA fitted into the picture. Mrs. M. J. Moran of San Francisco arrived Wednesday to spend until Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Anna Connor. Sunday Mrs. Moran and Mrs. Connor will accompany Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor to Arlington to visit Mrs. Mabel Walker. First call for the Hermiston town team basketball team will be held Fri day night at 7:30 at the high school gymnasium. The firm of Jacobsen & Jensen be gan work this week on the cutoff road leading from Stewart’s Cabins to the First National bank. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connor were bus iness visitors in Walla Walla Satur day. FOOD STORES SPECIALS PRODUCE For November 7, 8 and 10 SWEET SPUDS BAKED BEANS, R & W. 28-oz.................. ...... 6 lbs. ....................... CHILI CON CARNE, R & W, 1-lb, 2 for 27c Arizona Grapefruit CORNED BEEF HASH, R & W. 1-lb............ 23C 6 for......................... CATSUP, R & W, I4-OZ. OLIVES, Blue & White, MAYONNAISE, R & W, Quart SALMON, Celilo Brand, 1-lb. 18c 18c 49c 23C TOMATO SOUP. Campbell’s, 3 for MILK, Red & White. 3 for PABLUM 25C 27c 43 c GRAPEFRUIT. R & W, No. 2. 6 for WASHO, Giant SOAP FLAKES, Lady Godiva. 2 for 85c 55c 35c HOMINY. R & W. No. 21 2, 3 for 33c 29C 23 c PEAS, R & W. No. 2, 2 for PORK & BEANS, Blue & White. 2 for BISCUIT FLOUR, R & W, BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, R & W. BROWN SUGAR, 8 lbs. DOG FOOD, Red Heart. 3 for DOG FOOD, Jumbo 21-oz., 3 for SPAGHETTI. Franco-American OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 for TISSUE. M. D.. 3 for BROOMS. R & W. BROOMS. Our Value 29c 25C 21c 29c 29c IOC 25C 95C 69c HERMISTON TRADING CO. Hohda CRANBERRY SAUCE PEACHES Reliance, 2 tall cans.... 29c Raycrest, 2 Tall cans . POST TOASTIES SWEET DIMPLE PEAS DRY ONIONS Wadham’s 3 No. 2 cans .. 2 large boxes ............ 10-lb. bag............... PHEASANT corn “SALAD BOWL" 3 No. 303 cans ........ Dutch Girl, 2-lb. jar . APPLE BUTTER 28c Fresh, pkg............... 1-lb......................... Bunch ..................... TOMATO JUICE Campbell’s, 47-oz. can SWEET PICKLES MEATS Paradise, 25-oz. jar THIS WEEK’S TOMATO SOUP FISH SPECIALS IN OUR MEAT DEPT. Campbell’s, 3 cans FRESH CRABS Each Produce PORK CHOPS Lean, tender, lb. ... LETTUCE BEEF ROASTS Center cuts, lb. 2 heads for............... BACON, Armours CARROTS, TURNIPS, BEETS, RADISHES, ONIONS, 2 bunches Any Size Piece, lb.. CHILI BRICKS, 1-lb. Armour’s Star. ea. PORK ROASTS, 30, 75, GRAPEFRUIT Emporium, No. 2 cans CHOCOLATE ECLAIRS White Celery Hearts Lean. qual. cuts. lb. For Savings in Groceries and Meats Phone 3001 — For Prompt, Courteous Service FOOD SPECIBLS Fresh SWEET POTATOES 4 lbs. for.................. 19c CRABS each OYSTERS pint 29 29 SALMON lb 19 HALIBUT lb 2 SILVER SMELT 1 19 CELERY CARNATION MILK Large Crisp, bunch FOR RICH CREAMY GRAVY CRANBERRIES Our Motto 2 lbs. for.......... Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery HERMISTON, OREGON Your Certified Independent Grocer
