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PAGE TWO c (. Traasury Department OASIS THEATRE (CONFIDENTIAL) _____in Defense Savings Bonds (or Stamps) each p week. I will invest the sum of Kersbergen Mr. and Mrs. W. Miss Marjorie Waldow and Arnold spent Sunday in Pendleton. Webber spent Sunday morning in Pendleton. Mrs. Casha Shaw of Heppner is visiting at the home of her son, Mr. W. A. Kauffman of Spokane, Wn„ and Mrs. Guy Shaw, this week. was a visitor in Hermiston the first Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Best were bus of the week. iness visitors in Pendleton Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hackitt, Vir- afternoon. giniä May, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. K. Smawley, owner of the Kor Carr were guests at a turkey dinner ner Kafe, has taken over the manage at the Guy Cronk apartments Sunday. ment of Ye General Store at the ord Mrs. Nell Kent left Saturday night nance depot. by bus to tend to business in Boise Bernard Jendrzejewski, student at Sunday. She returned home Sunday : O.S.C. and son of Mr. and Mrs. John night. Jendrzejewski of the Columbia dist Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox and rict, visited here the past week. He has enlisted in the army air corps and daughter, Miss Eva Wilcox, left to- [ will report for duty January 19 at day (Thursday) on an automobile | Bakersfield, Calif. He recently com trip into Arizona. They will be gone pleted a civilian pilot training course. for about a month. Miss Wilcox is on vacation from the Farm Bureau mill. Miss Greta Scott, clerk for J. A. Terteling & Sons in the bookkeeping Lew Brownell of Umatilla was a department, left Saturday for Port caller in Hermiston Wednesday. land where she will be married Jan Friends are urging him for the coun- uary 17 to Jim Clinton, who is con ty court vacancy caused by the death nected with the Oregon State Em of Bill Switzler. ployment agency which was located Mrs. F. T. Koehler returned Mon- in Hermiston since the Umatilla Ord nance depot was started. After their day from a ten day visit with her wedding they will reside in Bend daughter and family in Portland. where Mr. Clinton will be stationed. Dean Ryan, who has been in the Hermiston General hospital a week, is much improved. F. M. Cox, who also is a patient there, was somewhat improved. Dance Hall MARCH OF TIME COMEDY — SOCKEROO SUN. - MON. — JAN. 18 - 19 DOUBLE FEATURE FRANCES LANGFORD in All-American Co-ed O'KEEFE in Bowery Boy NEWSREEL TUESDAY JAN. 20 JAMES CAGNEY and PAT O'BRIEN in Devil Dogs of the Air Emmett Steiner, 19, son of Nick Steiner of Hermiston, recently passed an A-l examination for the U. S. marine corps. He enlisted at Walla Walla and was then sent to Portland. From Portland he was sent to San Diego where he will undergo prelim inary training. MOST POPULAR FINE WATCH! CARTOON HOLLYWOOD STEPS OUT COMEDY GOOD OLD DAYS The annual meeting of members of the Cooperative cannery and laundry will be held January 17 at 2:00 p. m. in the office of the laundry, accord ing to Mrs. H. M. Sommerer, secre tary. An election of three directors will be held in addition to other bus iness. AW WED. - THURS. — JAN. 21 - 22 DOUBLE FEATURE PATRICIA 3 Cockeyed Sailors w jewels $27.50 LLOYD NOLAN in Hermiston Barber Shop Charter Pilot WELL EQUIPPED TO ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE $27.50 DEAN ADS For SALE IN OUR NEXT ISSUE A. W. BEHRMAN HERMISTON HERALD Hermiston, Oregon JEWELER BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston (ARCANSHop; ALSO SEE OUR HANDBILLS Nationally Advertized Brands Old Dutch Cleanser 3 cans 21c quart bottle 16c Linit Starch 12-OZ. pkg. 10c Gloss Starch 3 pkgs. 25c Argo Corn or Gloss SPECIALS JAN. 16- 17-19 — Garden Fresh Canned Foods PEACHES, No. 212 2 cans 49c Pioneer Krispy Crackers 2 lb. pkg. 33c Cream of Wheat 28-OZ. pkg. 24c Ovaltine, choc, or plain, Ige. can 65c Molasses, No. 212 can 35c Brer Rabbit Gold Label PRUNES, Sunsweet, med. pkg. 23c can 19c Seaport PINEAPPLE, No. 2 . can 19c Seaport ASPARAGUS, med. No. 1 can 24c Reliance can 11c CARROTS, No. 2 Minced Clams, 10 oz. Reliance - Shoestring SLICED BEETS, No. 2 can 10c Seaport 2 cans 27c CORN, No. 2 Reliance Golden Bantam 3 cans 29c CORN, No. 303 Seaport DINNER PEAS, No. 2 3 cans 39c Reliance 3 cans 27c PEAS, No. 303 Seaport Popular Brands of Flour TOMATOES, No. DRIFTED SNOW TRIPLICATE To aid the National Defense, I pledge that, FRI. - SAT. - JAN. 16 - 17 CAROLE LANDIS CESAR ROMERO in Clorax PLEDGE FOR REGULAR INVESTMENT IN BEFENSE SAVINGS BONDS NOTE— This in not an order form. The Signer will buy Defense Savings Bonds by one of the methods listed below: HERMISTON, OREGON Phone 2121 DENNIS THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. 49 lb. bag $2.13 OCCIDENT FLOUR 49 lb. bag $2.34 2 cans 27c Emporium — Solid Pak For a delicious quick & easy supper WAKOTA FLOUR 49 lb. bag $1.95 EVERYDAY Flour 49 lb. bag $1.79 21 2 Pork & Beans Van Camp’s 3 cans 25c . . month. I will buy these Honda: • From • post office, bank, or other sales agency. Fl By mail from the Treasurer of the United States, Washington, D C. □ Under • Pay-Roll Savings Plan (or other similar arrangement for regular purchasing) to effect at my place of employment: systematically. please □ Through ■ regula- purchase plan installed by the following organization: “Äams sfegatate)" (Addrsn) I will faithfully fulfill this pledge for the duration of the Wer,or so long as I am financially able to do so- (Print) _. toni (Dato) “Hash.” If our President were to call on you would you serve him with hash? Here is a point of etiquette —— "7 that needs a solution. All services are O. S. Baumgartner of the Meadows | All those now working on Red at the usual hours. “Come thou with us and we will do district was a business visitor in Her- ‘Cross sewing are asked to please miston Thursday. 1 press and return all garments at the thee good.” earliest possible moment. New ma N. R. Mueller and daughter Helen terials are expected at an early date. Catholic Young People Gather left early this morning for Hundreds of articles have been A gathering of the Catholic Young York City on a business trip, They turned into the county association People’s organization was held Sun plan to be gone about 10 days. from Hermiston sewing classes. day night, January 11, at the home First Aid classes are in progress of Linda Mary Neary. An enjoyable The Hermiston Taxis are for sale, i . , — - ... . • With or without franchise (P.U.C. again and will continue without in- evening was spent and refreshments authority); 1937 Dodge sedan with terruption from now on. Those in- were served. The next meeting will terested are asked to attend regular- heater and Philco radio, $425; 1940 be held Sunday night, January 18, at Nash sedan, with heater, $725, See ly. the Parish house. Dances are being Mrs. Berning, who resides in No. 1 Mr. Case or Mr. Wilson at Angel’s planned, and meetings in the future cottage belonging to W. W. Felt Rest evenings only. Will finance for will be held more frequently. house, will be glad to help knitters 22-1p reliable party. any afternoon or evening. Mrs. J. Sgt. Ralph Marble, in a letter to his R. Huffman is the new knitting "NoTHiNG OTHER TH^ parents, Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Marble, chairman. Materials will be obtain able from Mrs. Huffman in the fu states that he has recently been ad « vanced to Sergeant rank. He is now ture. located with the Coast Artillery Sec •ADJUSTMENTS- tion, Col. General Depot, Columbus, PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE I Can So Well Relieve Shelby E. Graves, Pastor Ohio, and requests that his Hermis of displaced the pressure Why be filled with fear and worry ton friends write to him. vertebrae cf the spineon for the thing., that are coming to pass the delicate ■ nerves issu- Wm. Sabin of Stanfield, who has when you can have peace and joy ing there fromasshown been receiving medical care at the through Jesus Christ our Lord in nified part of in the mag- Hermiston General hospital, is doing I whom are hid all the treasures of our illustra- tion fine. It is this wisdom and knowledge. Col. 2:3. unnatural interference with nerve Sunday, 10 a. m., Bible school. A Mrs. Everett Shaver and infant ! class for all. funcion,that causes the great maj- daughter left the Hermiston Gener- | 11 A. M., worship hour. Be sold ority cl dis which tne eases to al hospital Wednesday and returned iers of the Cross. human flesh heir to their home. 7 P. M., Young People’s service. % a 7:45 P. M., Evangelistic service. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Rohrman plan 0 Thursday, 7 45 p. m., Bible study to leave late this evening for Chicago THF TRAINED ANO EXPERIENCED g and other points to attend to business and prayer meeting. A hearty welcome awaits all. CHIROPRACTOR . and visit relatives. C. R. Keys was admitted Wednes- day to the Hermiston General hospi- tai for medical care. RED CROSS SEWING COMPLETION URGED CHIROPRACTIC CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Warner, Pastor We shall worship around the theme, “Emergency Millions,” in the eleven o’clock worship hour Sunday morn ing. , Our Bible School atendance is look Funeral services for George Rand, ing up. We are planning on launching of Irrigon were held Saturday in that our new educational advance program city. He was 73 years of age and for in the near future. If you do not have 38 years had been a resident of that a part in any of the Sunday Schools district. He was well known as a mel- in our community, we invite you. Mrs. Edna Gish, a returned mis on raiser. Besides the widow he is survived by two sons, Earl of Port- sionary, recently from China, will speak at the eight o’clock service Sun land and Beatty of Irrigon. day evening. Miss Jane Boyer, Miss Velma Ray and Miss Marie Ogne, all Hermiston HI RMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Grayden D. Loree, Pastor bank employees, spent Saturday even At our Sunday morning worship ing in Pendleton. service we shall direct our thoughts Mrs. J. S. Burnham returned Mon toward the subject, “Righteousness.” day from a four-day trip to Ellens- As we see it, there are three kinds: burg where she attended a reunion of Self righteousness, Gospel righteous friends. She made the trip by stage. ness, and the rigrteousness of Chris tian character. Mrs. W. W. Bechdolt was admitted At our evening service the topic is, Tuesday at the Hermiston General hospital for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. “Tiney” Keyes have reopened the Brite Spot on the Hepp ner highway. The place has been closed for the past month while Mr. and Mrs. Keyes were on a trip into California. Mrs. Genevieve Nettleton of the Farm Security Administration will explain the “nutrition program and how farm people can help,” at the Co lumbia grange to be held January 20 at the Columbia school house. All grange members are urged to attend and visiting grangers are welcome. BUYER MEETS OUR AD LUMNS.... locates this interference readily and removes the pressure by fc adjusting the displaced vertebrae RESTORES WHEN THE CAUSE OF DISEASE Is REMOVED NATURE- CHIROPRACTOR Hermiston, Ore. IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE YOU- Come here and get the benefits of our mere than 25 years successful optical experience. Reasonable prices for glasses when needed. We examine your eyes by modern methods and grind glasses to fit in all the latest styles. DR. DALE ROTHWELL OPTOMETRIST 418 Main Street PENDLETON, OREGON PENDLETON DIRECTORY Mrs. Velna Ridenour and infant son expect to leave the Hermiston General hospital Friday and return to their home. Mrs. Ridenour's two year old daughter Donna was admitted to the hospital for med Farm Implement* - Electric) ical care. Motor* - Water Systems Pendleton Oregon Mrs. Paul Van Patten accompanied by Mrs. Leander Quiring and Sylvia and Mrs. Al Quiring and Shirley were business visitors in Pendleton Tues- day. Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods WHOLESALE and RETAIL Frank T. Koehler, Jr., of Portland. Phone 400 son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Koeh Pendleton - • Oregon ler of Hermiston, has recently enlist- ed as a navy pilot and has been called to Sand Point for training. Mr. Koehler has had 2 * years of instruc CHILDREN'S APPAREL tor s training and has both a commer Infants to 14 Years cial and pilot license. H. L. SIMPSON (0. JACK ALLEN SUPPLY H. AND H. SHOP Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Free Delivery HERMISTON, OREGON Smoke" Rill Is High Omaha. Neb.—How would you like to spend ten million dollars every year, only to have it go up in smoke? Well, that's exactly what the Union Pacific railroad does. Its bill last year for coal and wood was $9,986,- 367. 42 P DR. A. E. MARBLE DR. R. B. BRUNDAGE SHORT WAVE DIATHERMY Suite 11 Bond Building Telephone 148 (Over Wool worths) Pendleton Oregon DR. ARNE A. HEMO Chiropractic Physio Therapy Rectal Disorders 145 S. Main Street Pendleton Oregon FRAZIER BOOK STORE ( , "Complete Office Outfitters" STATIONERY ROOKS GIFTS ‘227 Main Street Phone 54 Pendleton. Ore. | Pendleton Oregon GIFTS Your Certified Independent Grocer Ed % Main St. STRAM OPTICAL CO W illiam C. Stram OPTOMETRIST 25 S. Main St. Phone 403 i Pendleton Oregon SAM GORFKLE The Working Man’s Clothing Store 329 S. Main Street Pendleton Oregon y '
