THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1986
PAGE FOUR
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Local Happenings
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Ralstin visit-
ed Mr. Ralstin's sister, Mrs. Geo.
Sale last Thursday evening while
enroute to their home in Mahler,
Idaho, after spending the winter in
California.
Gladys Smith spent the week end
in Pilot Rock visiting relatives. She
brother-in-law
accompanied her
Jack Nickshins ki.
Mrs. O. O. Felthouse was accom
panied to Wc Ila Walla Saturday by
Mrs. M. L. Watson, and the Misses
Margaret Ell ott and Pauline Stoop.
Mrs. Walter Garner of Echo spent
the day Friday with Mrs. Maude
Huff.
Mr. and Mrs. Nat Waiterman of
Dufur, Ore., spent the week end as
guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Goun-
drey.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Two Shaws—7:15 - 9:00 P.M.
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
MATINEE 2:30 SATURDAY
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MARCH 10 - 11
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CARTOON & COMEDY
as
Mrs. E. C. Schofield of Vancouver
Wn., is the house guest of her ino
ther, Mrs. W. J. Warner this week
She arrived last Friday after receiv
ing word that her father had under
gone an operation in St. Anthony’s
hospital in Pendleton. He is report
ed as recovering nicely.
Mrs. Cleve Clark and Mrs. Alice
Stone were Joint hostesses at a con
tract bridge dessert luncheon last
Friday at the home of Mrs. Clark.
Spring flowers were used to bright
en the tables. High honors were won
by Mrs. Walter Pearson, second high
by Mrs. E. L. Jackson and consola-
tion by Mrs. Lyle Tilden.
The home of Mrs. B. Haneline
was the scene of a dessert bridge
luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Bowls
of spring flowers served as center
pieces. Contract bridge was In play
at the close of which Mrs. E. E. Mc
Pherson was awarded prize for high
honors, Mrs. Alice Stone made high
average and Mrs. D. M. Deeter low
average.
A group of thirty-five young peo
pie enjoyed a pleasant evening last
Friday at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Jaylor on Butter Creek. Games were
the diversion of the evening which
nded in a Jolly taffy pull. Th<
young people present included mem
bers of the young people’s Sunday |
school class and Christian Endeavor 1
of the Hermiston Union church and |
their guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Enos D. Martin and 1
Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan were
Joint hosts on Friday evening at the |
last of a series of 7:00 o’clock bridge.
dinner parties, at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Martin on Hermiston ave-
nue. Mrs. E. L. Jackson and Cleve
Clark were high.
The final of a four series card
party was given Wednesday night
in the Legion hall by the American
Legion Auxiliary with fourteen ta
bles In play. The average high score
for the series in bridge went to Mrs.
R. A. Brownson and Ralph Richards.
In pinochle it went to Mrs. Wm.
Shaar and Sam Moore. Mrs. N. R.
Mueller was awarded the door prize.
The ladies received trays made by
veterans at the Walla Walla hospital
and the men were presented with
card tables.
The committee in charge included
Mrs. Wm. Shaar, Mrs. Sam Moore.
Mrs. A. F. Cable and Mrs T. Claud
Baker.
The third of the series was given
last Thursday night with high scores
going to Mrs. Wm. Logan and Ralph
Richards in bridge, and to Mrs. B.
Haneline and Sam Moore in pino
chle. The Committee In charge of re
freshments was Mrs. B. S. Kingsley,
Mrs. Wm. Bensel, Mrs. J. G. Sage,
Mrs. Lyle Tilden and Mrs. Guy Ams-
berry.
Appreciation for patronage of
these parties was expressed by the
committee.
Big Canned Foods Sale
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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PUREX
1
PUREX
Quart
OVALTINE
Doz.
ORANGES
2
RAISINS
15 oz.
Pkgs.
MOTHER’S OATS
TOMATOES
KRAUT
3
cane
19c
10c
33c
29c
19c
33c
25c
2 larga cans 25c
Ginger Snaps
14c
cans
SUN-BRITE
2
1bs.
Heavy Canvass Gloves
18c
THE MOST WONDERFUL CANNED
YOU EVER SAW!
Chase & Sanborn Coffee—
-—Freshly ground at our store.
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SPECIAL!
ON
NECKWEAR
WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORT
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at the very
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U-Suits
Lizht-Weizht
98c
MENS
B-TTON-SUOULDER
SHORT LEGS
U-Suits
79c
The New
1 LB.
23c
LBS.
68c
* LB.
19c
LBS.
55c
PURE BRAZILIAN
EDWARDS’
Dependable
EFFECTIVE
1
2
VACUUM PACKED
MARCH 8 to 14, Incl
PHONE 241
LB. CAN
27c
LB. CAN
49c
HERMISTON
CANNED
FOODS
SOLID PACK
FLOUR
Tomatoes - 5c
Syrup 10 65c
SPRING KIST - 12 OZ.
BAG
$1.98
GOLD MEDAL "Kitchen Tested"
•
O.K. SOAP
SAUR
KRAUT
VAN CAMP’S NO. 2 CANS
GREEN
BEANS
MILL RACE CUT - NO. 2 CANS
95
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15
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SUN LADEN PEAS
3
TOMATO
SAUCE
MONTE RIO - SPANISH STYLE
4 cans
TOMATOES
STANDARD NO. 21 CANS
3
PORK
& BEANS
VAN CAMP’S - 16 OZ. CANS
4
cans
SPINACH
Walla Walla Valley Fancy - No.
2
cans
3
SIZE 3 SIEVE - NO. 2 CANS
LB. PACKAGE
WHITE KING
GRANULATED SOAP
LARGE PACKAGE
30c
OATS
. ...
CARNATION
.. 22C
HOMINY
VAN CAMP’S - NO.
MAYONNAISE
cans
3
2 CANS
cans 35. Doz
cans
$1
BEST FOODS
1
CALUMET
59c
BAKING POWDER
Double Action
33
9
1 —
5. Doz 43-
2,* LB. CAN
POST TOSTIES
33c
m ^$1.29
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25c
Doz.
69c
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23c
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Doz.
4.
1
DOUBLE THICK CORN FLAKES
2
73c
• 7
89c
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SWIFT’S PREMIUM
HALF or
WHOLE
LB.
250
GRAPE
FRUIT
FLORIDA GOLD - NO. 303 CANS
3
cans
29c
117
HEINZ SOUPS
2
cans
-
55c
V
--------- 25c
cans
49c 6,095c
MATCHES
3
CANS
BOX
CARTON
3
DEVILED
MEAT
LIBBY’S - * SIZE CAN
BABY FOOD
3
APRICOTS
STOKELY'S STRAINED FOODS
4 12 OZ
CANS .
cans
“Ns
or HONEY MAID GRAHAMS
LB. CARTON ... 290
6 Tor
CATSUP
Made from Firm Ripe Tomatoes,
and Pure Spices - At a SAVING!
NO. 10 CAN .
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49c
LOGANBERRIES
SOLID PACK
NO. 10 CAN
BLACKBERRIES
03
NO. 10 CAN
25c
FIELD RIPE PEAS
CAN
8c Doz. 89c
NO. 2 CANS
TUNA FISH
WHITE STAR
12 CAN
‘‘s ..................
16
—a
SHRIMP or OYSTERS 3
S. & D. - 6 OZ. TIN
cans
35c 6
For
65c
DOGGIEDINNER
Doz.
75c
'. —25c
DOG FOOD
(5 OZ. TINS)
PINEAPPLE TIDBITS
LIBBY’S
CATSUP
BEETS
SLICED - NO. 2 CANS
290
CANS
10c 1)02 39c
55c
3
CANS
20c
3
CANS
29c
8 OZ. TINS
— PINK SALMON
CLEANSER1
Doz.$1.15
ALASKA - 1 LB. TALL
SUNBRITE - CLEANS, SCOURS
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89c I CARROTS
PARSNIPS, and
RUTABAGOS
7 “ 19c
••APACHA"
WOOLEN TIES
The newest thing n nec kwear.
Large assortment of patterns.
$1.00
MOYER’S SSEE
THE STORE OF QUALITY & PERSONAL SERVICE
SEA ISLAND - PURE CANE
SUGAR :54c
FREE!— Doll or Animal cut out with each bag.
SAFEWAY STORES
HERMISTON, ORE
012 MARCH EALES ci/5
4
SNOWFLAKES
FEDERAL MILK ” 3 can 20c i&$3.09
HIGHWAY
ICC
PACKAGES .
MEDIUM TINS - ASSORTED VARIETIES
PINEAPPLE
BROKEN SLICES - NO. 2*
44c
QUART JAR
Golden
Bantam CORN 3 Doz. 33c
29
SEVEN PEAKS NO. 303 CANS
Y DOZ$1
T.9%
PRUNES NO. 2 % CANS
CAN 100 Doz.
$1 20 |
GILMORE FANCY FRESH PRUNES
7.7
‘727
PEACHES
NO. 21 CANS
3 CANS 50c DOZ. ‘ $ is
1 89 i
MISSION YELLOW CLINGS
SHORTENING
WHITE CLOUD
LB. CARTON ...
55c
HAMS
21 CANS
CANS
89c
241 LB.
BAG ......
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49 LB.
BAG
SAFEWAY
AMAIZO GOLDEN — AMAZINGLY DELICIOUS!
LARGE PACKAGE
49 LB.
(SUPPLY LIMITED)
of
330
PRICES
SAMPLE
SALE PRICES
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FOR QUALITY AND VALUE!
Short sleeve, ankle length.
COFFEE
Nob Hill
Airway
OF
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GROUND
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