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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 194: HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE TWO Mrs. Alton Kingsbury is spending several days this week in Walla Wal la. She is expected back tonight I (Thursday). Mrs. C. C. Christenson and child ren of Portland came last week end to join Mr. Christenson on a vaca A. W. Behrman spent the week end tion trip to Wallowa lake. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alfted moved on a trip to Wenatche, Wash., where this week to the I. C. Cox ranch. Miss Roberta Mullins of Walla Walla was a week end visitor at the Vern Daugherty Jr. left Wednes- he visited friends. Miss Mary Burnham of Dayton home of her mother, Mrs. Bert Mul day for a few days visit in Portland, visited from Friday until Monday lins. was a Labor day Miss Marie Ogne with her mother, Mrs. J. S. Burnham. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johns of Wei- week end visitor in Portand. Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Hodge moved ser, Idaho, were overnight guests to their ranch in the Coumbia dis Friday of Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felt- trict recently. house. F. B. Pennock, who has been ill for Mrs Herbert K. Iverson and son some time, was released from the Dean returned Sunday from a sever- HERMISTON, OREGON Hermiston hospital Monday. al weeks vacation spent in Portland PHONE 2121 Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Power left and at the beach. Saturday for a week end visit in Miss Zelma Sale plans to leave SEPT. 11 - 12 Portland with relatives. FRI. - SAT. Sunday for Boise, Idaho, to attend a left Fri- Mr, and Mrs. Guy Cronk DOUBLE FEATURE civil service training school for the day for Emmett, Idaho, to visit rel- next few months. atives over Labor Day. JERSEY - GUERNSEY - HOLSTEIN .DURHAM Mr. and Mrs. Craig Percy returned I Mrs. E. P. Dodd left Tuesday for early Tuesday from a week end vaca Eugene for a visit at the home of her tion trip to Portland and other points. MIXED YEARLINGS, DURHAM, WHITEFACED daughter, Mrs. Dale Fischer. Mr. Percy is manager of the local Word has been received from Mrs. Safeway store. A. E. Marble that she is enjoying her • Anyone interested may come and see the cows Miss Rosemary Serrell left August vacation very much. 29 for her school at Ontario, Ore., J. H. DeMoss, who has been con milked, or milk them anytime before sale. Cows freshening now, and others where she is beginning her second fined to the local hospital, was able year in the Ontario school system. to return to his home Sunday. coming fresh soon. All fresh before March. ÀLL COWS DOUBLE TESTED. Robert PAGE - Jane FRAvEE Schools in Ontario started August 31. Mrs. George Harkenrider, Mrs. R. Mr. and Mrs. E. LaGrande Cherry, in F. Dawson, Mrs. Harold Rankin and 4 HAMPSHIRE BUCKS, all young 125 WHITE-FACED EWES, young Mildred Cherry, all of Corvallis, and Mrs. Higginbottom motored to Wal Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Harrington and la Walla Tuesday. 1 RAMBOULETTE BUCK, young 2 SHORTHORN BULLS, 2-year-olds son Allan of Portland were week end Miss Snow McCoy and Miss Naomi guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Lear. SADDLE MARE Brownell spent the Labor day week 1 TEAM OF YOUNG WORK MARES, 1500 lbs. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Laas spent the SUN.-MON. SEPT. 13-14 end in Portland as guests of Miss Labor day week end with Mr. and SADDLE HORSE 1 TEAM OF WORK MULES Brownell’s parents. Mrs. H. A. Pankow and family at Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felthouse and Seattle. The Laas family made the 9 FEEDER PIGS 1 QUARTER SHETLAND, 3-year-old, broke Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Felthouse re trip by train and bus. turned last Friday from a vacation SOW 1 HALF SHETLAND, broke, gentle for kids Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie left wdvdnb trip into Idaho. Saturday for a six weeks trip which Mrs. A. C. Swarner is confined to 1 31 WAGON will take them to Circleville, Ohio, her bed at the Swarner home in the I feçferr/coiOK s Richmond, Va., Washington, D. C., Columbia district. Mrs. Swarner fell A.M and other eastern points. This is NEWSREEL last winter and the injury has been their first trip east in several years. causing her some pain of late. Mrs. Vardyn Buchanan and infant TUESDAY SEPT. 15 son Thomas are visiting this week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mightiest of screen thrills I Mrs. R. A. Brownson. The little LAURENCE LESLIE RAYMOND Brownson grandson has now reached ■ the ripe old age of one year. Mrs. Al Quiring and daughter Shirley are spending this week in I Dallas at the home of her parents, | HALF ML NORTH OF CARSON LINDER’S RANCH IN WESTLAND DIST. WELL EQUIPPED TO ACCOMMODATE AND GIVE | Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Neufeldt. Mrs. with ANTON WALBROOK YOU THE BEST OF SERVICE Quiring is assisting her parents in ABOUT 412 MILES NORTHWEST OF HERMISTON. A COLUMBIA PICTURE the prune harvest. Circuit Judge C. L. Sweek Wednes- Plus Shorts BILL SHAAR, Prop. Hermiston | day granted a divorce to Billie J. Na- I tion from his wife Bernice Nation on WED.-THURS. SEPT. 16-17 | grounds of cruel and inhuman treat ment. Attorneys for the plaintiff B. I. WHITNEY, Clerk BOB RUNYON, Auctioneer Peterson & Peterson. 100 FAT LADIES i were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms. Hár- LOSE 14 to 20 LBS. i riett and Henrietta Helms, and Miss Maida Helms of Spokane were week In a clinical test just completed under end guests of Mr. and Mrs. F red Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKenzie CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST the direction of Dr. C. E. Von Hoover, 100 over-weight persons lost an average of 20 Rauch. Mr. and Mrs. Helms are , the are the parents of a baby girl born C. Warner, Pastor pounds each in the thirty days between Jan- parents of Mrs. Rauch. Reegular services will be held on Wednesday night at the Hermiston uary 2nd and February 2nd 1942. One regis tered Nurse lost 29 pounds, and a Dietitian Civil service examinations are ¡ be- General hospital. The little girl Sunday. Bible school at 10 a. m., 30 pounds in the thirty days. All of these ing announced for hospital attend- weighed seven pounds, seven ounces morning worship at 11. people used the new Ayds vitamin candy re VIRGINIA BROD DICK ducing plan, which costs only $2.25 for a ants at American Lake. Wash. Start- | and has been named Jean Loraine, A Junior-Intermediate Christian thirty-day supply, or $1.25 for a trial box BRUCE CRAWFORD FORAN ing salaries are $1320 and no exper- . ... ~ . — . Endeavor society is being organized and is guaranteed to be absolutely pure and to . -. .. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shaw, Mr. and PORTER HALL lence is required. The applicant will . contain no laxatives or drugs and to require and will meet for the first time Sun- GOOD PAY, PLEASANT WORK Spencer and Miss Rebek- n i Mrs. Sloan no exercise. Tear this ad out or just phone perform miscellaneous duties in con- , ... went to La Grande Mon- day afternoon at 3 o’clock. ... . , ah Pierson THOMPSON DRUG STORE Range Rhythm — Variety View nection with care of patients and , , C E. meets at 7 and regular even- VALUABLE TRAINING GIVEN they visited at the home other hospital duties. day where Hermiston, Oregon Opportunity for experienced ing worship. ------------------------------------------------ I of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Morse and at- and inexperienced men to get tended to business matters. into work essential now and Purchase of War Bonds after the war. Good future—• Mr. and Mrs. Harold Thompson The Treasury Department an- training fits you to handle heavy motorized equipment. have as their houseguests Mrs. Bill nounced sales of war bonds in Aug- Work now available in San Shipley and daughter of Cannon ust totaled $697,255,000 in bonds Francisco Bay area. Get fur Beach. They will remain here for through the ten percent payroll sav ther details some time while Mr. Shipley is en- ings plan, compared with 18,000.000 by contacting gaged in defense work in Alaska. persons and $200,000,000 in July. PACIFIC GREYHOUND LINES Treasury Secretary Morgenthau an- W. H. Egger Mrs. Claude Wileox and baby of nounced state war bond quotas for | 2521 S. W. Water Street Portland and Mrs. Dan Richards of September, totaling $775,000,000 for Portland, Oregon Vernonia came Monday night to vis- the country. or write it at the home of their parents, Mr. PACIFIC GREYHOUND LINES and Mrs. Will Kennings. Mrs. Wil- Turn In Old Batteries A. V. Allen cox and baby will also visit at the 1919 Market Street The War Production Board ha home of Mr .and Mrs. R. B. Wilcox. Oakland, Calif, ruled that motorists buying new bat giving brief personal descrip- Word has been received by local teries must turn in the old battery tion—picture if available- friends that Pvt. Ervin W. Wilbur. before they can take delivery. outlining experience or quali No. 212 cans 2 No. 1 tall cans formerly employed at the Coopera fications. tive Service Station, is now stationed New Meat Program Due Front Line Royal Worth somewhere in Great Britain He ar- New program to maintain record rived at his destination safely ac- 3 cans 2 No. 2 cans meat production, meet needs of armed cording to his cablegram. forces and obtain equitable distribu Aero Broken Word has been received by rela- tion of civilian supply can be expect For Delicious Pies tives locally that Phil Emert is now ed soon, the State USDA War Board Steady work in a growing indus No. 212 can try with bright future. Good stationed at Nashville, Tenn, Phil reports. Program will include: Wadham’s wages plus overtime. is in cadet air corps training. Mrs. Changes in wholesale and retail meat Emert (Barbara Follett) is staying price ceilings, due shortly. Ceilings See or write Enriched at the home of her parents. Mr. and on live animals, hogs first, cattle la PACIFIC GREYHOUND LINES 2 lb. 6 oz. jar 49 lbs. Mrs. E. E. Follett here. ter. but not including farm-slaugh R. M. Ahrens Dutch Girl Pure White tered meat. Meat rationing due about 401 Kansas Street Robert Howard of Pine City. Min the first of the year, designed to bal San Francisco. Calif. nesota. who has been employed for ance abnormal consumer purchasing Mother’s about six months at the Hermiston power with normal meat supplies. Cup & Saucer Barber shop, left Tuesday for Pine City to visit his parents prior to be ing inducted into the U. S. army. He .. pkg. will return here before he enters the Reliance service. LIVESTOCK OASIS THEATRE 35 COWS 30 Yearlings 14 Calves ALMOST MARRIED KIPLINGS JUNGLE BOOK SALE STARTS 10:30 OLIVIER HOWARD MASSEY /VÁDERS FREE LUNCH AT NOON FRIDAY, SEPT. 18 Hermiston Barber Shop vv Pat McLaughlin, Owner (Butch Minds the Baby TOMATO JUKE 10, PEACHES 7Ae GRAPEFRUIT 75, DOG FOOD 27c MECHANICS, SHEET METAL WORKERS SHREDDED WHEAT Nabi. Plgs- 24c PUMPKIN 7A, FLOUR APPLE BUTTER FRUIT COCKTAIL Gar s.2. tall cans 29c AATC GELATIN DESSERI LIMA BEANS 5( Mountain Meadow GRAPEFRUIT JUICE MATCHES Book 2c"” 19c COFFEE 46 oz. can 7Ar Tex-Delta -* Schilling’s PURE JELLY 12 Dutch oz. glass TVA----- Girl Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 Fre HERMISTON, OREGON lb. Your Certified Independent Grocer SEE US NOW FOR Mrs. Boyd Cooley and Mrs. George Harris entertained a group of child ren at a double birthday party at the Harris home September 7. The par ty was given for Glenna Cooley and Frances Harris. Guests present were Lorraine Long. Marilyn Berike. Do lores McRoberts. Barbara Jones. Ma ry Dewey. Janet Jones, Eva Jean Miller, Shirley ’Long. Carol Berike and Sharon Cooley. The table setting was beautiful with large white cakes | at each end. Ice cream and cake were served and games played. The children all sang “Happy Birthday.” Many beautiful gifts were presented to the two excited girls. Scrap Lumber IT MAKES FINE WINTER FUEL! Inland Cooperative “THE FARMER’S OWN STORE” Phone 2811 * - Delivery Service
