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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1941 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings HERMISTON, OREGON [ ) } I. , Phone 2 0 1 0 1 2121 • • I - - Hil, ■ Miss " - —_____ _____ "I - EE "EWTEEEUE _—rr) Miss Marjory Waldon returned Tuesday from having spent the week- end in Portland. Miss Snow McCoy and Miss Delight Brockmeier spent from Saturday night to Tuesday in Portland. O. C. Pierce and Joe Reeves re- turned Monday from a 10-day elk j hunting trip, but reported no luck. " . . , ... . i Armistice day visitors in Hermis- Harold Crawford, Tum-A-Lum ton were Tom Fraser and Bill Belt, architect from Walla Walla, Wash., Tom visited with his mother. Mrs. H. was a guest of the Hermiston Rot- T Fraser, and Bill with his parents, ary club Thursday noon at its regu- | Dr. and Mrs. F B Belt. The boys lar luncheon at the high school cafe- are quite enthused about their uni- ter ia. I versity life and seemingly are getting Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Money spent | along quite nicely. the Armistice day holiday in Spokane, Lt. Com. Harry Graves and wife Wash. Mr. Money is employed at the and family of Seattle, Wash, were Ordnance depot. overnight guests at the home of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Patten mo- and Mrs. Harold Rankin Monday. Lt. | tored to The Dalles Saturady eve Graves and Mrs. Rankin are cousins, ning to spend Sunday visiting rela-1 Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Schwabauer, and family of Grandview, Wn., were tives. Miss Marguerite Hamon spent the visitors over Armistice day at the week-end visiting in Boise. She re- home of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Hodge. turned Sunday night. short j Miss Margaret Biown, Miss Al- , Low clinical prices for time to school children and also oth- , berta Johnson and Vivian Brown tored to Boise to spend the week-end | ers unable to pay regular prices. Con- with relatives. The party returned sult Dr. A. L. Black, local optome- trist. Tuesday night. Mr R. L. Woolley was hostess at | Miss Laura Gregory of Stanfield a tea Monday afternoon in her home was accompanied by Miss Virginia honoring Mrs. J. J. Ford of Gaston, Robertson, Miss Doris Burcher, Mrs. Oregon. Present were Mrs. M. Wat- | Nadine Wolfe and Miss Neva Hed son, Mrs. O. O. Felthouse, Mrs. Jens rick of Stanfield on a trip to Seattle | Skovbo, Mrs. A. R. Boulware, Mrs. clad Sunday. They returned Tuesday af A. E. Marble and Mrs. Gertrude ternoon. Sanders. Mrs. J. J. Ford of Gaston, Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Knickerbocker arrived Friday to spend until Wed and daughter, Kay, spent Wednesday nesday visiting her siter and hus in Hermiston assisting Assistant starting band, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Boulware. County Agent Gene Lear with mat- Boyer spent Sunday at John Day visiting relatives. I Miss Jane Jackson and Miss V era i Sisson enjoyed a week-end in Corval- I lis attending homecoming. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman and family left Thursday to spend a few days on business in Portland. Miss Kay Kahler, who has been ____ a WARNER BROS HIT, -in employed at the Umatilla Ordnance OErNtS JANE WAYNE ARTHUR depot since work began here, is now MORGAN • WYMAN MORRIS • KENNEDY Dweded by RAY ENRIGHT . s... .. c......... employed with the Bonneville admin istration in Portland. She left for Color Cartoon and March of Time her new position last Saturday. Sun-Mon. Nov. 16-17 Rev. and Mrs. C. Warner, daughter Patsy, Mrs. J. B. Saylor, Mrs. Ben | Gerking and Miss Annie Lindsay i were visitors in Athena Sunday. Altar Society is giving a Christmas I bazaar and cooked food sale at the j Oregon Hardware on December 13. 13-lc Mrs. R. L. Woolley, accompanied by Mrs. A. E. Marble, Mrs. A. R. Boul- I ware and Mrs. Mary Brierly spent Wednesday in Walla Walla. hi« AYRES: ataraine Mr. and Mrs. Dan Gray spent from WAlma """s siani." Saturday till Wednesday evening on short vacation trip to Seattle, Wn. Mr. and Mrs. K. I). Pierson and imily visited this week with their >n Bob who had just returned from laska with the U. S. Army. ‘DODGE CITY’! 00 TYRONE POWER , TWE MAR"LINDA DARNELL BASIL RATHBONE Sport Reel "Fun on Rollers” Cartoon “Fishing Made Easy” Wed.-Thurs. Nov. 19-20 Double Feature "PASSAGE Lucile FAIRBANKS • Keith DOUGLAS Diamond rings sets at $33.00. We have a big se lection of watches ranging from $17.50 to $60.50. Ham ilton, Bulova, Waltham, El gin. Select your Christmas gifts now. Use our Lay-away plan. PAUL CAVANAGH • RICHARD AINLEY ■ MARJORIE CAUSON Directed by0 IMS LEDERMAN • A WARNER MM hm Nat i "cure A. W. Behrman, Jeweler and James Gleason in TANKS A MILLION Cartoon “Land of Paw” “Aina, -. / Hermiston. Oregon t , • " . ‘ Ae-dtine REDSWI ---- . . -------- . I 8 A RICH * Lino FULL-FLAVORED BLEND COFFEE, R & W, 1 lb. COFFEE, R & W, 2 lbs. COFFEE, R & W, 3 lbs. 63e 95 c PUMPKIN, R & W, No. 21 2 for . FRUIT COCKTAIL, R & W, No. 1,2 for STUFFED OLIVES, 51 ,-oz. FLAV R-JELL, 6 for SHORTENING, R & \\. 3 lbs. OYSTERS, Blue & White, No. 1,2 for CRANBERRY SAUCE, R & W, 2 for PINEAPPLE. R & W, Home Style, 21 as, : for DATES, Poppy, 16-oz. SWEET PICKLES. R & W. 25-oz. MARSHMALLOWS. R & W. 1 lbs. CURRANTS, 11 -oz. MUSHROOMS, Pieces & Stems. 2-oz., 3 for RIPE OLIVES, Blue & White, pint ASPARAGUS, Pheasant Cut. No. 2s, 2 for GREEN LIMA BEANS, R & W, No. 2s, 2 for CITRON PEEL, 1 lb. ORANGE or LEMON PEEL. Giaco. 1-lb. RAINBOW MIX. 16-oz. CANDY. Fancy Mix Chocolates, 1 lb..... SUNSPUN, Quart TOMATO JUICE. 15-oz., 6 for ......... TOMATOES, Stan. Sunset Valley, 21 2s, 2 for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. R & W. No. 2. 6 for GRAPEFRUIT. R & W. No. 2, 8 for SILVER CREAM POLISH. Wright’s FRENCH DRESSING. R & W, S-oz. 23t 35. 33e 29e 65t 37d 49: 25: 38: 18: 17c 29e 18: 29c 37t 45c 39c 39c 39e 40c 49c 27e 59c 43c 23 c For Savings in Groceries and Meats Phone 3001 — HERMISTON TRADING CO. For Prompt, Courteous Service DP (NSWNA You Sfr John Deere Disk Harrows EXCELLENT work at full angle in plowed ground “ or ordinary soil conditions . . strength to carry plenty of weight for penetration in hard ground or tough stalk conditions . . . steady operation at higher tractor speeds . . ample clearance for trash . . . one- rope tractor control for fast, easy handling . . long life bearings . all yours in the new John Deere Models “J” and “JB” . . the harrows that give you performance never before equalled by a standard weight disk harrow. Model “JB” is a double-action harrow; the “J” a single-action. See these two out- standing harrows at our store. Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co. I Hermiston Barber Shop ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ he Cranberries, 2 lbs. 29. Lettuce, 4 large 1 Od PENDLETON - PHONE 518 Mr. office. | transferred to Canyon City where they have purchased a home. Lawrence Swarner, who visited with his parents a few days last week, | returned home last Saturday. His WELL EQUIPPED TO i mother, Mrs. Alfred C. Swarner, ac- ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE I companied him to Vancouver, Wash., YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE and Portland where she visited her | son, Herbert Swarner and family at I Vancouver and her daughters Thel BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston ma and Mr. and Mrs. Romar Stein at Portland. Miss Eleanor Kasari, bookkeeper at | the Hermiston Auto Co., is leaving B today on a two weeks' vacation trip y into southern California. She will ac- M1 company her parents, Mr. and Mrs. (|J. B. Kasari and brothers, Bill and .Th* 5 H I Bob, of Stanfield. They plan to spend g Thanksgiving in Fresno with Mr. Ka • sari's parents and visit a son, George, alin Los Angeles. They will also visit other points south, returning by way ' 5 of the coast. Osat. All Bunch Vegetables 4 for 10: 32c ters pertaining to this by a Standard-Weight Disk Harrow AAAAAAAAAAAAA Knickerbocker was formerly assist- =-5—— ant county agent here but recently Sweet Spuds, 4 lbs. 19c t SeEFEE $1) SALE to Pl"". 0′9 Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Cameron spent the holiday in Portland. Lt. H. Sexton spent the week-end in The Dalles with relatives. He re turner Tuesday evening with Mrs. Sexton and infant son. Verne Dunham spent Armistice day at Wallula visiting relatives. Sunday he spent at Elgin where he has a ranch. The Dunhams are farming a large acreage there. Miss Marion Pierce, Miss Sybil Howell, Miss Roberta Mullins and Miss Theo Hall left Friday night for Portland where they spent the week- % JOHN DEERE QUALITY IMPLEMENTS AND SERVICE HERMISTON COUPLE MARRIED MONDAY HUNTERS KILL NUMEROUS ELK Miss Mary Jeanne Jetton, daugh- In spite of the exceedingly slow ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Jetton, and r and start early in the season, elk hunt- Howard W. Klages, son of Mr Mrs. H. W. Klages, Sr., were married ers this week came in from all di Monday in Walla Walla, Wn, with rections reporting fairly good luck Justice of the Peace, Judge Paul, of- | although many of the lowland hunt- ficiating. Present for the occasion ers came in without game. A total were the bride’s parents, and Mr. and of 37 elk have been turned in at the Mrs. Grant Williamson, sister of the Umatilla Cooperative Creamery, ac cording to Melvin Follett, meat cut bride. Mr. Klages graduated from Her ter extraordinary. Among those on the “honor roll” miston Union high school in 1932 while Mrs. Klages attended school in this year are the following: Dr. W. Ontario before coming to Hermiston. L. Morgan. Eddie Bensel, Melvin Fol The young couple plan to make their lett, J. P. Morse, Tony Vey, Kelly home on the Klages farm in the But Tiller, Vance Matott, R. B. Wilcox and several others. ter Creek district. tel. 7 Grapefruit, Extra Large Arizona, 64s, 4 for 25 ¿ Prices Effective November 14 through 19 PUMPKIN Walnuts, No. 1, 1 lb. 25: THANKSGIVING DINNER ITEMS We have celery, squash, pumpkins, calavos and all other salad items. We al so have some colorful gourds for table decora tions. MEATS Beef Roasts, quality Center cuts, lb. Pork Roasts, lean Center cuts, lb. Pork Chops, tender loin chops, lb. ......... RIB STEAKS Tender, juicy, lb..... 20c 24c 30c 25c FRESH OYSTERS Order your Thanksgiving Poultry Early. Our Motto BAKING SUPPLIES SPRY SHORTENING 3-ib. can ...... ............... CAKE FLOUR Swansdown, pkg. BAKING POWDER Clabber Girl, 2-lb. can VANILLA Hercules, 8-oz. bottle Reliance, 3 No. 21 2 cans 72c GRAPEFRUIT 25c GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 21c 15c Reliance, No. 2 size, 3 cans .... Reliance, No. 2, 2 cans....... CHOCOLATES Old Fashioned, 2 lbs. CANDY Hard Mix, 2 lbs 31c 42c 27c 25c 25c COFFEE RAISINS 4-lb. package BISQUICK 40-oz. package 29c 32c Reliance, 1-lb. can (Beautiful Tumbler with each pound) 32c Nalley’s, Quart Jar MAYONNAISE PRODUCE 49c 29c CAULIFLOWER CRANBERRIES F rech 2 1b.. 5c SWEET POTATOES 6 lbs. 25c LETTUCE 2 heads CARROTS, TURNIPS, BEETS, RADISHES, GREEN ONIONS, 2 FOR.. 5c Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON Your Certified Independent Grocer
