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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOUK Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Richards and family spent the week end in Con don visiting relatives and friends. Miss Imogene Hemm of Wishram, Wn., is the guest of Miss Helen Dunning this week. Miss Jean Waller of La Grande vi sited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O O. Felthouse. C. A. Paul of Pendleton business visitor in Hermiston Mon day. During July and August the Hun ter’s Cafe will be closed on Sundays, adv. Mr. and Mrs. F. N. Clark of Ken- neick, Wn., were here Tuesday of thia week looking over land for a possible location. Mrs. H. M. Sommerer left Satur day for Lewiston, Idaho, where she will visit for a week with her sister, Mrs. Herman Jones. Miss Ruth Dodd accompanied her aunt, Mrs. Bertha Collins and her daughter. Miss Cathryn Collins, and Mrs. W. J. Patterson to Portland Sunday. Mrs. Herbert Hanellne of near Klamath Falls visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline Wednes day and Thursday of this week. Miss Wilma Smith accompanied by her mother. Mrs. H. W. Smith, and brother Walter of La Grande were business visitors here Monday HERMISTON, OREGON of this week. Two Shows—’ 7:15 ■ 9:00 P.M. Mrs. Ina Wessell and Mrs. T. O’ Grady motored to Kennewick Wed nesday on business. FRIDAY - SATURDAY, Jean Decker, granddaughter of Mrs. A. W. Turnblad of Hermiston, JULY 12 - 13 is reported to have won first place Saturday—Surprise Matinee in special swimming events at Ba ker on the Fourth. 9:15 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dyer and Mr. Here they are . . . right from the and Mrs. Al Quiring enjoyed a pages of Harry Leon Wilson’s Fourth of July dinner at the home book! of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dyer. The Young Matron's club was en tertained Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Arietta White at I three tables of contract. Jees Connor and his mother Mrs. Anna Connor of Pilot Rock spent Sunday visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Walker. Mrs. Walker is their daughter and sister. Mr. and Mrs. Levi Reeder, Mr. Mickey Mouse Cartoon & Comedy. and Mrs. JoeMorgan, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Duvall enjoyed the Fourth at the home of Mr. and Mrs. SUNDAY - MONDAY E. Duvall west of the Butte. Mrs. Harry Kelley and daughter MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Kathleen Ann, Mrs. W. S. Boynton and Earl Boynton, Jr., motored to JULY 14 - 15 Helix Sunday where they visited ITS TERROR AND ITS GLORY relatives. WILL HOLD YOU IN CHAINS Turquoise blue enamelware at OF STEEL! Amsberry's. Low in price, high In quality. adv. Henry Stoop left the morning of the Fourth for Elgin. Ore., Where be expects to visit for two or three weeks with relatives and friends. Jack Dawson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville Dawson, was taken to Klam ath Falls, Ore., last week where he will receive medical treatment at the medical springs. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Rintoul and CARTOON AND COMEDY. family of Bonneville and Portland spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Rintoul’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Briggs. - WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Templeton of JULY 17 • 18 Portland are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Templeton in Co FIGHTING was his life . . . LOVE lumbia district this week. Mr. Tem his delight . . for he was the pleton is a railroad engineer. boldest gaucho in all Argentina! Wanda Moore, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. C. R. Moore, who has been visiting at Corbett for the past month | R BAXTER is expected to return to Hermiston | GALLIAN “ Saturday. 4389 Miss Edythe Walker of Portland PAMPAS MOON Is the house guest of Miss Shirley Lodatesela"___ I Brownson this week. The two girls expect to leave Saturday for Port land where Miss Brownson will spend three weeks observing instruc tion at the Northwestern Business PLUS SHORT FEATURES. college. The Hermiston softball team will play the Pendleton Wholesalers on the local diamond Thursday, July 18, Lawson Flora is employed at Kingsley's store this week. Mrs. Fred Lamberson and daugh ter Patsy left Wednesday for Enter- prise where she will visit relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clarke and daughter Arlyne motored to Pendle ton Wednesday morning on business. The Misses Barbara Wessell and Gladys Driscoll motored to Pasco Tuesday afternoon. Miss Georgianna Briggs returned Tuesday from a week end visit In Weston. Mr. and Mrs. Al Quiring motored to Pendleton Monday on business. During July and August the Hun ter's Cafe will be closed on Sundays. adv. Misa Edna Turnblad is visiting her sister in Baker this week. Mrs. Margaret Osborn of Patter- aon, Wn„ was in town Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Follett and family. Miss Fern Lindner and Ed Peterson spent the Fourth in the mountains. A few friends enjoyed an infor mal evening at the home of Mrs. Ar- letta White Wednesday with two tables of contract bridge .in play Mrs. Georgia Henderson won high honors. Mrs. Minnie Spencer of Pullman, Wn., is the house guest of Mrs. Ger trude Sanders and Mrs. Ida Sim mons this week. She is a former resident of Hermiston. Mrs. Sam Moore and daughter Bar bara are visiting Mrs. Moore's par- ets in Yakima this week. They left Saturday and expect to return next Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Wets who had been visiting Mrs. Weis’ par- ents Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Clark for a week returned to La Grande Fri- day. Flint White Glassware, new and pretty, at Amsberry's. adv. W. A. Sanders suffered injuries Saturday night when his car was wrecked near the railroad stock yards. His car was badly damaged and Mr. Sanders was somewhat sha ken but he is reported improving. Dr. and Mrs. A. E. Marble and Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Payne motor ed to Bonneville Sunday where they joined relatives and friends from Portland on a picnic. Mrs. Rose Law son, mother of Mrs. Payne who has been visiting her mother in Port land for six weeks, returned to Her miston with them. Miss Shirley Brownson entertain ed Tuesday evening complimenting her house guest Miss Edythe Walter of Portland. Auction bridge was the diversion of the evening. Out-of- town' guests included Mrs. Marian Arthur and Miss Lucille George of Echo, and Miss Blanche Thorsen of Stanfield. Wait for Watkins! i 2 Bars of Green Palm Soap FREE with 1 lb. of Watkins Double Acting Baking Powder. (Two other specials this month.) - HERMISTON Insured Carriers VANILLA Another Shipment! 2 8-oz. bottles 35c CORN or TOMATOES Large cans 4 CANS 25c MILK BORDEN’S IRRADIATED 1 0 Bars 25c GOOD LAUNDRY 4 Bars 25c REFINED BORAX 4 Bars 25c FELDMAN'S NAPTHA EACH 4-TIE 49c BROOM Large Cans 2 FOR 25c SALMON 3 FOR 10c CANDY BARS - CALUMET LB. 18c BAKING POWDER Coffee--Co-opMoney-back Guarantee2 Lbs. 35c SOAP —ft Pays 0. M. CLARK THURSDAY, JULY 11, 1935. Phone 63 GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 50c Per 100 Oregon Stanfield Hermiston Mercantile Co-operative OASIS THEATRE r t ex- IT'S HERE! THE BIG ANNUAL HARVEST SALE! THE TALK OF THE WHOLE COUNTRYSIDE! PLAN Flour NOW ON “STOCKING UP” AT SAFEWAY’S WON DERFUL PRICES. SIX BIG DAYS— JULY 12-18, Incl. Airway Coffee n i o n fork & Beans SAFEWAY’S Family Flour 49 lb. bag (4 bags $5.49) $13 VAN camps Doz. Cans , cans (LIMIT—One Case) RICH BRAZILIAN POUND 17c 5Oc POUNDS COLUMBIA Dill Pickles Quart Jars M COFFEE 2 Les. 45c Salmon Fancy Pink EDWARD'S DEPENDABLE Every can guaranteed to please you. COCOA ROCK WOODS 458 C • Macaroni Lbs 10c 16 oz. cans Snowdrift 3 18c Doz. Cans $1.15 Pound Can 55c 6Lb Lb. can 50c zar con $ 1 .05 V ( BAKING BAKING Cii OUNCE 6) t I.C. POWDER POWDER OU CAN &OC 22 OOC or SPAGHETTI MATCHES Corn Flakes 3 pkm 20 c (6 BOX CARTON 22c KELLOGGS or POST TOSTIE Specials July 1213 15 Pure Cane Sugar «Cas $5.19 R&W BAKING P owder 1.5§: Swansdown Cake Flour "*= 29c PAR SOAP ... 10 war 35c 140c PKG BOW LEG CLOTHES PINS FREE! B & M Oven Baked Beans 9 I or B & M Brown Bread 2 Tins U IG Maple Leaf Flour 49 1b. bag $1.63 TE A Tender Leaf 3% oz. 17c - — Orange Pekoe 1o 31c Maxwell House Coffee 33c INSTANT POSTUM Vanilla Jell Well - - 3 —17c White King 298 SARDINES 3 25c S.93c 10c White Beans slah"Wnite 5 Los 22c 10 1b. 39c Bran Flakes PosTs oggegre FA J 9 25c PEAS WsLln.’al:; Naz 3 .35c $1.29 Sauer Kraut "Can. 3 can, 29c $1.15 Cigarettes s O1 Bottle EXTRACT (Imitation) Large Package gm A ALBERS Roeeware Raleigh's. Old Golds. Luckies, Chesterfields. Camels. MILK FEDERAL Tall Cans (48 cans $2.69) LIMIT One case KINGSLEY'S Cans Package 4—23c RAISINS " 4. 25c lb. 15c 4 .. .15c Æ 44c TOMATO SAUCE C(DN Full Cream Delicious Hot Cakes in a Jifty. In Mustard or , Tomato Sauce PKG. Large Size Sperry’s Hot Cake Flour Sugar 19 98c Granulated Soap Dodge Center No. 2 o or Doz Bantam cans — Cans GOC Cans -At L Fancy O. GREEN BEANS Nn.2 3 cans 25c Æ 98c — - * P — (‘ATCI IP Made No. 10 from Cans firm ripe tomatoes OPAC 4 T COUNTRY CREST Green Peas - No. 2 cans • SHORTENING Tomatoes - TO LOOT QUANTITIES 49c cans29c &XXs$1.15 4 LB. CARTON 49c 1 Oc "$ 1.15 WE RESERVE THE RIGHT CAN PHONE SAFEWAY STORES 241 HERMISTON OREGON
