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THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE TWO OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON PHONE 2121 Jan. 7-8 Fri.-Sat ZERS_I MADM?" ««.MORISON CARRADINE DtlisiAS BIRM :—/RALPH MORGAN LUDWIG STOSSEL Si. MOUR NEBENZAL NEWS and COMEDY Sun. - Mon. Jan. 9-10 The PERFECT Combination! MMURRAY . ■ in BASIL CONRAD REGINALD VEIDT RATHBONE OWEN Tuesday January 11 DOUBLE FEATURE LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Douglas left last week for Pilot Rock for an indefi nite stay. Sgt. George Sale, who is stationed near Oakland, Calif., with the U. S- Army, came Sunday to visit for a week with relatives and friends. He is in the Fighter Command, Army Air Force. Dr. J. P. Stewart, eyesight special ist of Pendleton, will be at the Her miston Hotel on Wednesday, January 12, between the hours of 1:00 and 21-lc 5:00 p. m. Miss Joyce McCulley of Mountain Home, Idaho, is here visiting rela tives and friends. Miss McCulley was formerly employed at The Herald and later at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Omohundro have received word that Maynard Neal, U. S- Navy, is in a Seattle hospital suf fering from rheumatic fever. He has been ill about two months and asks for a small radio to while away the time. Mrs. Omohundro is advertising in the classifieds this week for a ra dio. Word has been received here that Clarence A. Kennison, Jr., and Wan da E. Dunning, both of Hermiston, obtained a marriage license in Port land Monday. Miss Dunning is a daughter of Ed Dunning and Mr. Ken nison is a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kennison, all of Hermiston. No par ticulars have been received as to the wedding. u Mr. and Mrs. Leo Haddox are the Mrs. W. C. Morehouse returned —‘— of * an — eight ---- pound, — ----- 3 Sunday after a two months visit in parents two ounce baby girl named Carol Jean. She was Portland and Washington points, vis born December 26 at the Pendleton iting relatives in Portland and a daughter at Olympia. Mrs. Beth hospital. Pfc. Dwight Ritchie came Saturday Woodward of Spokane at present is from Corvallis to visit his mother and staying with Mrs. Morehouse. Mrs. sisters here. He is in his advanced Woodward is Mrs. C. Warner’s moth training course of A.S.T. at Oregon er. Pvt- Charles Pierson, son of Mr. State college. He will leave Sunday and Mrs. Frank Pierson, arrived here to resume his work. Mr. and Mrs. Dexter Logan were Thursday to spend a 20-day furlough. guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Pvt. Pierson, who has been in the ar L. F. Beaver over the Christmas holi my for 14 months, has spent the past day. They left Tuesday morning for nine months in Alaska and this is his Texas. N. T. Beaver went with them first furlough since entering the armed forces. He is with the anti- to see his parents. aircraft division, Coast Artillery. He Mr. and Mrs. Leland Morehouse of will be stationed in Texas at the ex Walla Walla visited Sunday with his piration of his present furlough. mother, Mrs. W. C. Morehouse. They Mrs. Richard Chrisinger and two returned home the same day. sons, Ricky and Rocky, received a Corp. Alvin Wolke, nephew of Mr. very pleasant surprise and Christmas and Mrs. R. E. Alstott, came Wednes present when Cpl. Chrisinger, hus day evening to spend a nine-day fur band and father, walked into the lough. He is stationed at Camp Bark house on December 9 and remained ley, Texas, and connected with a Tank over the holidays until January 1. I Batallion. He has been in the service This was the first furlough since en about 14 months. tering the air corps 14 months ago Mrs. Walter Smith, who has visited and the first look at his youngest son, It will mean a saving of thousands the past several weeks in various Rocky. He is stationed at Salinas, the present system, stamps have point values of 8. 2 and 1 points. Thus, the of hours for all persons handling ra places in California with relatives, re Calif. turned home Wednesday. Mrs. Laura Mrs. C. L. Hodge and her daugh average value of each stamp is four tion currency. Tokens are made in two colors — Mortamer and Frank Allen were in ter, Miss Janet Hodge, entered the points. Under the new system, each charge of the Hermiston Hotel dur Walla Walla Business College Mon stamp will have a value of 10 points. red and blue to correspond with the ing Mrs. Smith’s absence. day, planning to complete the entire It will speed up the checking of red and blue stamps in War Ration George E. Wright, 19, of Hermis course. Phases of work to be covered points on merchandise and remove Book Four so that there will be no ton was a member of the graduating include administrative, business law, considerable congestion for the mer confusion in the tokens given for change. class at the Naval Training School on typing, shorthand and other essen chant during busy hours. the University of Kansas campus. He tials. Mrs. Hodge and Janet plan to received recognition as a “Qualified reside in Walla Walla, coming home striker” for the petty officer rate of over the week ends while Mr. Hodge machinist’s mate third class. will "board out” during the week. Miss Marion Pierce returned to CARD OF THANKS Portland Sunday following a two enough food to feed weeks visit here at the home of her We wish to take this opportunity to parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Pierce. thank our neighbors and friends for Mrs. A. R. Boulware left Tuesday the kindness and sympathy shown for Forest Grove where she was called during our recent bereavement, We due to the illness of her sister. Mrs. wish to especially thank those who •by buying too many perishable Boulware expects to be gone a week. presented floral offerings for the Ernest Ghormley, accompanied by funeral. at one time Mrs. Grace Baker and Mrs. Florence Mrs. R. H. Piersol Pieper, all of Saylor’s store here, mot and Family. ored to Pasco Monday evening to call by overcooking on Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Saylor. or burning 2 Among the students home from -by not using Oregon State college for a belated left-overs Christmas vacation are Phyllis Sires. No person shall park a car or ve Marian Ott and Lester “Spike” Wil cox. Students were not dismissed dur hicle except as follows: All cars and not using ail edible parts of food ing the Christmas week because of vehicles parked upon Main street be tween First and Third streets shall crowded transportation facilities. tops of greens, heels of bread, etc. Miss Gladys Johnson and Paul Ha stand at an angle of approximately 35 degrees to the curb line. vens, U. S. Army, left Wednesday for All cars and vehicles parked upon California, planning to he married Thursday or Friday in Nevada. They other streets of the City, except the plan to make their home in southern. above mentioned portion of Main by forgetting food stored in California near the Mohave desert street, shall stand parallel with the the back of the refrigerator where Mr. Havens is stationed. Miss curb line. No truck of more than 16 feet over Johnson has resided with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George Har- ill in length, nor car nor truck with J trailer shall be permitted to park on These are some of the ways 15° of all food Main street between First and Third, | bought by the average family is wasted on First street between Gladys Aven- | ue and Main streets, on Gladys Aven ue between First Streets and the tracks of the O. W. R. & N. CLEARANCE SALE : • I LOT or Dresses 1 Price s 1 LOT OF : • Skirts 33|0ff SAYLOR’S Jee AMERICAN HOUSEWIVES WASTE AN ARMY OF 10 MILLION Dennis O Keefe n in Moonlight Masquerade Wed.-Thur». Jan. 12 - 13 DOUBLE FEATURE HOPPY TURNS DETECTIVE! ( Margo and Robert Ryan “He that despised Moses’ law died without mercy under two or three witnesses : Of how much sorer punishment, suppose ye, shall he be thought worthy, who hath trodden under foot the Son of God?” in HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Gangway lor Tomorrow H. V. McGee, Pastor KNOW YOUR CITY ORDINANCES Tex Delta GRAPEFRUIT JUICE 46 oz. can 34c 2-lb. box 32c 2 cans 23c Krispy CRACKERS : Lynden Friday - Sat. - Monday January 7-8-10 Corn Bread Mix 21c 1 lb. pkg. Old Dutch Cleanser 23c 3 for S Duz or Oxydol $ Golden Grain * Italian Style Granulated Soap Large pkg. 23c VANO Makes Dirt Vanish Qt. bottle 29c Sun Tex Self Polishing Wax Qt. bottle 49c ? Thompson Seedless RAISINS MATCHES 6 box carton 23c 2 lb. pkg. 34c Sunshine GRAHAM CRACKERS Grandee OLIVE SUTTER 5 oz. jar Reliance QUAKER OATS Bar None BISQUICK 3 a. pkg- 24c 2%2 lb. pkg. 32c 3 pkgs. 10c POST-TENS 10 pkgs. - 5 Cereals Temple Cafe day soon we hope to thank you personally for your kindness to us during 1943. But right now, with the Spirit of New Year’s in the air we want to say HAPPY NEW YEAR Ac LET US SOLVE YOUR EYESIGHT PROBLEM! 24c If your eyes trouble you come here for a thorough examination . . . . Modern glasses ground to fit if they are needed. Hermiston Food Store Phone 3781 HERMISTON, OREGON FOOD ADMINISTRATION THE TEMPLE CAFE WILL BE CLOSED FOR A SHORT PER IOD TO MAKE MINOR REPAIRS AND TO TAKE INVENTORY. WE HOPE TO BE OPEN IN A SHORT TIME AND ANNOUNCE THE DATE IN NEXT WEEK’S ISSUE OF THIS NEWSPAPER. SOME 16c $ Atlas VAR se) salts 19c 14-oz. bottle Dog Food $ *lb 30c CATSUP Shoe Shine Kits 54 M Chase & Sanborn COFFEE On February 27, the Office of Price Administration will simplify food ra tioning. All red and blue point stamps in War Ration Book Four will have the same point value: 10 points each. Tokens value at one point each will be given as "change." The new simplified plan is especial ly beneficial to merchants. It will re duce the number of stamps they have to handle at least 60 per cent. Under 4 1b* 45c Junior want FOOD RATIONING TO BE CHANGED SPAGHETTI DINNER CooksinoServent. 19 Cinch S CHICKEN NOODLE SOUP wm U mw naoM Over 30 Years Successful Optical Experience! DR. DALE ROTHWELL } OPTOMETRIST 418 South Main St. — Pendleton We wish to take this means of thanking you for the patronage of the past year and at the same time wish to inform our patrons that we plan to operate the Hermiston Dry Cleaners along the same line as heretofore. We will serve you to the best of our ability always. Hermiston Dry Cleaners Mrs. R. H. Piersol, Prop.
