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THURSDAY, APRIL 19, 1934. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX Local Happenings BUY OREGON ... buy Oregon products for present and fu ture prosperity. Safeway co- operates with other retail mer chants and with Oregon pro ducers and manufacturers in calling your attention to tho excellence and variety of Ore gon produced goods by featur ing a number of leading food products this week. They are Gel acquainted with Ore- Quality foods, of course . . . and especially priced for the thrifty buyer. - gon-produced foods . . . they are as good as any produced in any other part of the country! OREGON PRUNES FLOUR COFFEE 3 Dried Sweet Date Variety USE EDWARD’S DEPENDABLE Fresh Roasted, Ground and Vacuum Packed in Oregon. 1Lb 27c MAC Porter’s Quality In Bulk 5 . 39c Lbs. CRACKERS SNOWFLAKES 2, Lb. Carton 29c Guaranteed Pure 49c Airway Nob Hill COFFEE COFFEE 39C OATS 9 39c Peacock - Quick or Regular 2 Lbs........ 39c VINEGAR Oregon’s Pure Cider High Test Quart Bottle JELLY 1 - 19c 1 Lb 23c 3 Lb. 55c 3 Lbs. 68c Coffee Week Prices Effective to Saturday Night. Potatoes OrN%.2" 60c Onions - 4 Lbs. 10c Oregon U.S. No. 1 Lb. bag Lb. FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES — SATURDAY ONLY — LARD Lb. Carton 2 WALNUTS Large Oregon Soft Shell Milled in Oregon SAFEWAY BLEND ‘säek" 89c 2OC Lbs. Kerr’s - Strawberry An Oregon Product 30 Oz. Jar __ 29c HONEY Skovbo's Pure Oregon Alfalfa Honey 10 Lb. Pail .... 79c 25c Corned Beef Firm Dry Rhu barb 10 Lbs. Radishes 4 Bunches 10c Oranges 2 Full Dozen 33c Medium Size or Libby’s Prepared 19c 12 Oz. Can Juice HERMISTON SAFEWAY STORES PHONE 241 _________________________________________________ 1_____________________________ W I o 00001000000000000000000000009080096260900 FREE! -= IT’S COMING ===== “These Thirty Years” A Talking Picture Full of Romance and Thrills Produced by Ford Motor Co. 'You and Your Family Are Cordially Invited by the ROHRMAN MOTOR CO. to be its guests at the garage on Ray Buchanan of Pendleton was looking after business in Hermiston Wednesday. Sonny Nation is a guest this week it the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Nation. Mrs. Freda Marion and Mrs. Wal ter Nation of Portland are visiting friends and relatives here this week. Major O. L. Babcock of Pendle- Ion was a Hermiston visitor last aturday. . Don Campbell and children Sylvia, Tom. Susan and John spent Sunday at the home of Mr .Campbell’s par- nts, Mr. auad Mrs. Thos. Campbell. White Summer hats at Alma Hitt’s Shop. adv. Mrs. Dewey Payne and family left Friday for Baker where they Joined Mr. Payne to make their fu ture home on a 140-acre ranch. James Clayton left early Wednes day morning for Portland. He was accompanied by Arlyne Clark and Emogene Paul. O. O. Felthouse, R. H. McAtee, H. E. Shesely, Dave Mittelsdorf and J. A. Clarke attended the Eastern Ore gon Masonic convention in Pendle ton last Saturday. “Ye Old Family Album” will be presented again by the American Legion Auxiliary at the Odd Fellows hall Thursday, April 26. adv Mrs. A. W. Christopherson and daughter Barbara and Mrs. W. L. Morgan returned Monday evening from Portland where they had spent a week visiting relatives and friends. Mrs. Lois Wood, nurse at the Her miston Medical hospital, was called to Goldendale, Wn„ early in the week because of the illness of her ather. Betty Jane voile dresses, $1.95. Pretty spring styles. Amsberry’s. ad Mrs. Christine Dexter of Umatilla is working at Jack’s Cäfe this week during the absence of Mrs. Roy Hor ner who is visiting relatives in La Grande. Mrs. Alice Stone returned Sunday from Portland after spending two weeks there with her cousin Mrs. R. E. Hobbs. Mr. Hobbs had been in the hospital but was expected home this week. Linden G. Leavitt, chancellor of the Eugene Bible college, was in Hermiston Sunday enroute to Walla Walla. He called on the churches here and also visited with Mrs. Lau ra Morris in Columbia district, whom he knew in his boyhood. New shipment ladies' hats, purses and dresses for spring. Amsberry’s. adv. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore spent the week end in Portland. Miss Margaret Elliott accompanied them to Portland. She returned Satur day night, and Mrs. Moore returned Sunday night, but Mr. Moore re mained over until the last of the week. First Show at 7:00 P.M. 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Guy Cham- won by Mrs. Ralph Richards. A no-hostess dinner was enjoyed ness, Hermiston, Route 2. 34-ltp at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline last Sunday with covers laid for Mrs. Cynthia Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark and daugh ter. Virginia May, and Mr. and Mrs. HERMISTON, OREGON Arthur Grimes, all of Pendleton, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Gui wits, Hayden First Show Starts 7:30 Haneline and Ed Peterson of Her- Second about 9:15 miston, and Mr. and Mrs. B. Hane- line. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Two dessert bridge luncheons were charming affairs of Friday and The story of the livest mile on Saturday last week at the home of the face of the globe. Mrs. F. C. McKenzie, with Mrs. Ar ietta White acting as joint hostess, entertaining a group of about fifty guests. A profusion of spring flow ers were arranged about the rooms and lilies of the valley, pansies and 1 violets were.arranged as center piec es on each table. Mrs. Neil Roberts won high honors in bridge on Fri day. and Mrs. Wm. Shaar second MICKEY MOUSE in high. On Saturday Mrs. F. B. Sway "Mickey’s Pal. Pluto.” ze won high honors in bridge and Chapter 11 of "Devil Horse.” Mrs. Geo. Harkenrider second high. An attractive affair of last week was a series of two bridge parties SUNDAY - MONDAY given by Mrs. R. C. McReynolds and MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Miss Nell Reeves at the McReynolds SHE was only a movie extra girl, home. Guests came in kid costume without a cent to her name! and the rooms were appropriately .... But everybody thought she decorated with balloons and animal was a Countess — and then the pictures. Lollypops and all day fun began . . . See all the fun, suckers were served. On Thursday the thrill, the romance, for your night Miss Esther Sibert won the self! PAUL LUKAS Friday Evening, April 2 7 Miss Barbara Wessell and Mrs. W. J. Cochran were business visi tors In Walla Walla Tuesday. Nicholas Codd of Spokane was looking after business Interests in town Tuesday. Men’s ventilated, blue chambray work shirts, 95c. Amsberry’s. , Adv Harold McKeen of Pendleton was a business visitor in Hermiston Tuesday. Mrs. H. L. Jayne and daughter of Boardman were In town on busi ness Tuesday. Mrs. Dave Mittlesdorf, Mrs. H. E. Shesely and P. P. Sullivan were Pendleton visitors Monday. Leonard and Babe Nation, Mrs. Freda Marlon, and Mrs. Iva Nation attended the dance at Westland Sat urday evening. White broadcloth shirts for boy's graduation, $1.50. Alma Hitt’s Shop. adv. Sidney H. Barnard of Everson, Wn., was a business visitor in Her miston last Thursday and Friday. Roy Thomas, clerk at Kingsley’s store, spent the week end in Wood burn visiting his father. He re turned Wednesday. Mrs. Max Cowgill of Portland, who will be remembered by Hermis ton people as Miss Ruth Whitney, left for her home Thursday after spend ing a week visiting friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald White have been spending the week in Clarks ton, Wn., where Mr. White is re ceiving medical attention. They re turned to Hermiston Wednesday for the Teacher-Parent meeting where Mrs. White delivered an address, but remained only for the night. Miss Edith Clarke left Thursday morning for Salem where she will attend the state Christian Endeavor convention which is in session April 19 to 21. Miss Pauline Stoop left Thursday night and will attend part of the convention sessions, and also visit in Portland and Dallas. Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Ober and fam ily spent last week vacationing in Portland and The Dalles. The fam ily visited relatives at The Dalles, while Mr. Ober fished in the streams. Mr. Ober is employed at the Farm Bureau Co-operative of Hermiston. Mrs. E. E. Fret well, who has been visiting her sister and brother-in- law, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Amsberry, for the past two weeks, left Tues day for her home In Fruitland, Ida ho. She had intended to remain for another two weeks but received word of the illness of her daughter. Ends Saturday! Act Now! NEW 4 SECOND HAND Merchandise of all Kinds. ECHO. ORE. — PHONE 383 Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. HEADQUARTERS PAINT prize for the best costume fand ob" Friday night the prize was won by Miss Rachael Sloan. High honors In bridge the first night went to Mrs. Gwyn Hughes and cansolation to Miss Pauline Stoop. On Friday night Mrs. Walter Pearson won high hon ors in bridge and Mrs. B.JS. Kings- ley consolation. SWIFT & COMPANY BUYERS OF POULTRY AND EGGS M. M. Smith, Agent, Hermiston - e - Coffee Flour pound 19c 49 lbs. $1.39 - K. C. Baking Powder - Lard - 25 - 19c o. -3 Pounds 25c * Kitchen Broom - 39c Large Pkg. 37c - Dash Washing Powder Sperry Flakes - 3 ««• 29c Peanut Butter - 2 lbs. 25c Cheese - lb. 16c - - - -- Bulk Garden Seeds - Shoes, Dry Goods, etc. BURNHAM’S Merchandise HERMISTON, OREGON i 15.7 a a".
