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THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE TWO W. M. Shaar, owner of the Her miston Barber shop, made a business trip to Portland the first of the week. O. C. Pierce left Monday on a bus- PHONE iness trip to Portland and Corvallis. 7. We are now a union shop. Her- Dry Cleaners. I Jay Gimbel left Tuesday afternoon miston Laundry Mrs. O. C. Pierce and Stan spent F li I. - SAT. . MAUCH 27 - 28 32-lc to spend the remainder of the week Tuesday visiting in Pendleton. Mrs. N. W. Bloom arrived Tuesday Walt Pearson who was confined to with his grandmother in Portland. Double Feature A. W. Behrman, Hermistin jewel evening from Kent, Wn., to make her his home with mumps is now back at er, spent the week end in Kennewick, home in Hermiston again. At present work. Indecision may be an she is staying at the Methodist par W. J. Warner will be confined to and Pasco, Wash., visiting friends. expensive luxury. Due Mrs. Wm. Morgan, Miss Lavina sonage. his home for a few weeks undergoing Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Quiring of May Lynch and Miss Jane Jackson treatment. to our preparedness Beryle Thornburg will leave Fri-1 were business visitors in Pendleton Dallas, who have been visiting their gg WeAyt”, (V*Y B program, the longer you sons, Al and Leander Quiring and day for Portland where he will enter ! Saturday afternoon. families for the past week, returned • REPUBLIC r«TM< Sunday dinner guests at the F. M. wait to build the more army service. Miss Velma Ray and Miss Lois Guiwits home were Mr. and Mrs. to their home Monday. it may cost. Protect Miss Mary Purdum, Miss Pearl | Casper spent Tuesday evening visit- Walter Clark and daughter Virginia that valuable machin Harris, Miss Sybil Howell and Miss ing Miss Jane Boyer in Pendleton. Mae of Pendleton. Marian Pierce spent the week end in Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Thrasher spent Mrs. Harry Dent arrived Wednes- DON ery with an inexpensive | Tuesday evening visiting Mrs. | day from Lewiston, Idaho, to join her Walla Walla. Red BARRY shed. Build it yourself Some of the teachers attending Thrasher’s parents in Kennewick. 1 husband, chief of police of Hermis- teachers' institute in Portland are The only union laundry in this re- ton. They may build a home here. during spare time. You CD) gion. Hermiston Laundry & Dry Mr. and Mrs. Romar Stein (Gladys Miss Lavina May Lynch, Miss Ger-1 will be helping the U. I Cleaners. 32-lc | Swarner) of Portland were week end trude Bradley, Miss Connie Leuhrs S. war effort and your Mrs. Walt entertained the | guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. and Miss Mary Petri. Mrs. wait Pearson rearson entertained self, too. Build now ! Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Koon arrived at A. C. Swarner. | Thursday afternoon bridge club Pete Yeanaret, a surgical patient home Wednesday evening from Port j her home Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary Lou Johnson and Mrs. at the Hermiston General hospital land. They planned to drive to Wal-1 SUN. - MON. . MARCH 29 - 30 Jean Wilson were business visitors at for four days, was able to return to la Walla today (Thursday) on busi- his home Sunday. ness. I Pendleton Tuesday afternoon. Hermiston, Oregon Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Burrell and son Practice for the third degree will Miss Laura Le Saylor is spending the school vacation in Pasco with her be held by the I.O.O.F. lodge Monday accompanied by Mrs. Ethel Clarke | left Tuesday evening to spend the re night at the lodge hall. mother, Mrs. Ed Saylor. Miss Margaret Brown, who is down mainder of the week in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Craig Percy motored Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Bryson of Uni Rauch home Sunday evening and with MARCA RUT LOCKWOOD | to Portland where Mrs. Percy is at with the mumps, was taken to her Mrs. Lynn Anderson and infant ty, Sask., Canada, are visiting this called on her friends here in Hermis- home in Boise, Idaho, by Kenneth son visited this week with her par week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. ton. tending teachers institute. News Reel Kober. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith. Mr. M. Best. Mrs. Bryson is Mr. Best’s Mrs. W. Martin Marbut of Van- Herb Sheseley returned Wednes Anderson is an instructor in the La youngest sister. The Brysons have couver was a business and social vis- Grande schools. day from Edmonton, Canada, where spent the winter in Long Beach, Cal., itor in Hermiston Monday. She sta- TUESDAY - MARCH 31 Mr. and Mrs. Dick Upham and and are en route home. he was called last week by the death ted that Dr. Marbut has again re "TAKE HOME A" of his father. small daughter of Portland were William Edward Vohs, 17, son of gained his health but is forced to RANDOLPH SCOTT in Mrs. Alton Kingsbury who was week end guests of his parents, Mr. Henry C. Vohs of Hermiston, recent take things rather easy as yet. Dr. confined to her home due to illness and Mrs. C. L. Upham. ly completed a four months’ training Marbut was called to service approx Oregon State students home for course as aviation machinists’ mate imately a year ago. for a week is again able to back on duty. the week end included Kelly Tiller, at Seattle. He will be ordered to du Shaking hands about the city Kenneth Bensel, Lois White and ty with the aviation branch of the Monday was John A. Clarke of Sun Plus Short Features Richard Cox. navy, either ashore or afloat. nyside, Wash. Mr. Clarke was for Mrs. Paul Bracher and daughter Miss Mabel Rauch spent the week merly manager of the P. P. & L. Co. Paula were accompanied to Pendle- end in Pendleton as guest of Miss office here. He is now manager of LADY BULOVA ton Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. R. Jane Boyer who was formerly em- the meter department in that dis WED. . THURS. - APRIL 1 - 2 L. Jones, daughter Suzanne and son ployed at the First National Bank of trict. He was accompanied to Her Double Feature Jerry., , — Hermiston. Miss Boyer brought Miss miston by Mrs. Clarke and friends. Dr. F. B. Belt was taken to St. An- ------------ ---------------- thony's hospital in Pendleton the first of the week with a difficult A. W. BEHRMAN chest cold. He is reported as im with ANDY DEVINE Umatilla Firemen ’ s JEWELER proving rapidly. Mrs. Wm. Shaar was hostess at a Annual Hermiston, Oregon dessert luncheon Saturday afternoon with three tables in play. Mrs. Jim Pearson won high, and low was won by Mrs. Bert Hanelinc. William Niemans of Pendleton was starriny in Hermiston Monday on business ZAZU PITTS connected with the labor union, as was Mr. Scott of the wage and hour SLIM SL M MERVILLE division. Umatilla Gym WELL EQUIPPED TO Among those home for a short va ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE cation from the University of Ore- YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE BUD RYLES on were Bill Belt, Gale Felthouse, ADS For SALE IN Bob Jackson and Russell Piersol. and his Mrs. Gus Lindner entered the BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston OUR NEXT ISSUE Five Piece Orchestra Hermiston General hospital as a medical patient Wednesday evening, HERMISTON HERALD and is critically ill and unable to have NOTICE: Unless you have your Oil Heater visitors. Mr. and Mrs. Dayton Harris ac- delivered before April 14th, oil deliveries companied by Mrs .R. F. Dawson mo- tored to Walla Walla Sunday to call cannot be made to you. on R. F. Dawson who is in the Vet eran’s hospital. Mrs. Anne Durfey plans to leave WITH A for Portland tonight (Thursday) to meet some of the teachers of Hermis ton who are attending teachers insti tute. Little Donald Gable, 3 12 year old FUEL-OIL HEATER boy from Umatilla, was a medical pa- tient for a week at the Hermiston General hospital. He left the hospi- WITH POWER-AIR tai Wednesday much improved. Patronize a union laundry. Her- Sperry Mr. Wyde A Wake miston Laundry & Dry Cleaners. SPAGHETTI or 32-lc PANCAKE FLOUR SYRUP MACARONI The personnel at the Inland Coop- erative is again 100 per cent with 24 oz. jar........... 4 lb. pkg. 32 the return of Miss Rebecca Pierson and George Harris who had been out with the mumps. Schillings Emporium Westerlook Brand HIS handsome Duo-Therm T hrift fuel-oil heater combines Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hale. Claudine attractive appearance with superb heating performance . . . GRAPEFRUIT COFFEE EGG NOODLES and Charles are leaving today for at a price amazingly Low! In addition, its powerful Power-Air Wallowa to visit Mrs. Hale’s parents 1 lb. can ........... and CHICKEN 2 No. 2 cans blower forces heat where you need it, gives three times better and to take care of the business of heat distribution, drives lazy ceiling heat down, gives you more 15-oz. cans 21 Mr. Hale’s ranch. heat from every drop of cheap fuel oil . . . and saves up to 25% ! Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer re Equipped with Radiant Door for a flood of instant fireside heat Ready To Eat Brand . , . new patented Dual Chamber Burner with complete flame turned last week from Susanville, SHRIMP control . .. special waste stopper . . . handy front dial controls Sea Cove i Calif., where Mr. Hammer had been .. . many other exclusive Duo-Therm features .. . the new Duo employed for some time. 5 oz. can OYSTERS Therm T hrift model gives you “tropic-isle” comfort at ROCK Oren Waldow of Berkeley arrived B ottom C ost ! Heats 1 to 6 rooms. INSPECT I t T odayi 8 oz. can | Sunday to spend until Tuesday with his sister. Miss Marjorie Waldow. DINNER BELL Mrs. O. A. Waldow of Nebraska who SHORTENING Swansdown was visiting her daughter returned to California with her son. lb. can CAKE FLOUR Bill Felthouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. 234, lb. pkg Willard W. Felthouse of Hermiston, 1942 DUO-THERM was a caller in this city Tuesday, N U BORA Bill operates a large service station RADIANT-CIRCULATOR jin Walla Walla. Granulated Soap SILK TISSUE Here’s an entirely new and different Radi Mr. and Mrs. Jack Waller. Her 24 oz. pkg. rolls Green ant-Circulator . . . FOR ONLY $39.95! It ra 1 miston pioneers, now of Prosser, and P diates AND circulates. Beautifully built, Mrs. Mary Baker of Weiser were with many extra features, ITS THE BUY OF guests of Mr. and Mrs. O. O» Felt- Brimfull TOILET SOAP THE YEAR! BRAND NEW 1942 MODELS! j house over the week end. Mrs. Bak MALTED MILK Vanity Fair er and Mrs. Felthouse are sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Werner an ONLY 1 lb. can nounce the birth of a baby boy born Wednesday at the Hermiston Gener al hospital. The little fellow weighed 6 12 pounds and has not been named OASIS THEATRE | Local Happenings J Government Asks To Conserve Machinery For the Duration TUXEDO JUNCI Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co “A Girl Must BULOVA “PARIS CALLING” “Unseen Enemy” “MISS POLLY” Hermiston Barber Shop BENEFIT BALL IF You Want the Comfort and Convenience of Wednesday, Apr. 8 Oil Heat NEXT Winter Buy Your Duo-Therm NAXX / HAVE FOR DM HER ?) For DUO-THERM This Week End Only $6495 24c T 25 2 Vegetables 198 16« CELERY 3 694 279 22 199 998 284 Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Cady Paumenta Free Delivery HERMISTON, OREGON LETTUCE 2 for 15c ONIONS 3 bu. 10c $3995 CARROTS Bunch 6c Your Certified Independent Grocer The all day meeting of the Wom- I en's Society of Christian Service of the Methodist church will be held at | the home of Mrs. George Strohm who will act as hostess. Co-hostesses are Mrs. R. B. Wilcox. Mrs. Otto Pierce and Mrs. Harry Andrews. FURNISHER OF HOMES Phone 2121 ----- Hermiston, Ore.
