The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, January 23, 1936, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. Special Notice! On Sunday, January 26th, 1936, between hours of 8:00 A. M. and 12:00 o'clock noon, we will endeavor to carry load on our plant while repairs are being made to line between Her miston and Sub-station. THURSDAY, JANUARY 23, 1936. PRICES EFFECTIVE Fri- - Sat. - Mon. FRESH PRODUCE Lettuce 3 14c Grape Fruit Doz. 29c Seedless Dry Onions 4 10c Dry Oranges Dozen 22c 200” Size Sweet Nayels Jan. 24-28, Inci. Arizona In order to furnish emer gency service from our plant during period mentioned above, it will be necessary for our customers to co-op erate by keeping motors, ranges and water heaters disconnected. Otherwise we will be forced to disconnect one or more towns. Lbs. Clean, Firm, “ LOCALS OASISTHEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON FRIDAY - SATURDAY JANUARY 24 - 25 FaANcES I Plus Three Short Features JANUARY 26 - 27 A thrill to romance with these three stars—their dreams are your dreams twisting your heart! Albers — Quick or Regular Cooking Your Choice Of Many Delicious Flavors AIRWAY $1.49 en'. I Lb. 17c awHAt 3 Lbs. 2 Large Oval Cans Cove Oysters 2 5 oz. Cans SARDINES Assorted Kinds Gulf Kist TUNA FISH "White Star” No. 12 Size Can Peanut Butter 2 Lbs. In Bulk PORK & BEANS 11 oz. Can Van Campa SALAD OIL MUSTARD Quart 49c 25c 15c 29c 5c 29c - Max-I-Mum 13c Rolls 1 0 Libby’s Peaches 2 Cans* ; MATCHES 6 Boxes Highway Brand SANKA Lb. Can COFFEE with 97% Cattine Removed Baker’s Cocoa % Lb Breakfast Cocoa 35c 18c 49c 10c 10c MILK - - 3 Tall Cans 20c MAX-I-MUM or Federal WHITE KING Large Pkg. 33c Granulated Soap 2 Lb. Box 29c Snowflakes Crisp Tasty Soda Crackers SUGAR 10 Lb. Cloth Bag 53c Pure Cane CALUMET 2 12 Lb. Can 49c The Double Action Baking Powder For All Cooking Purposes Candy Bars SUN BRITE FOR (RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT) Lbs. 35c Tomatoes Taste Tells Brand — No. 21 Size Cans 12 cans - $1.18 3 Reg. 5c Values For I Oc HERMISTON 10c CAN Peet’s Soap Granulated Large Package 25c Snowdrift 4 Lbs. 49c 6 PICNIC SHOULDERS - 19c MERLE OBEROI Idaho Small White or Red 50 lbs. - $1.69 Large Package Sliced or Halves SHORTENING PHONE 241 BEANS 12 oz. bottle 9c CATSUP Tomato - Glen Valley 35c Tomato Juice 2 Cans 15c Libby's - No. 1 Cans MA YONNAISE q .« Jar 45c Aristocrat - New and More Delicious LIGHT GLOBES Each 10c G E. 30-60 Watt Qt. Jug 3 Waldorf 50c Cans 65c Lbs. PANCAKE FLOUR 19c Libby's Crushed or Tidbits - L.22C 3 Toilet Tissue PINEAPPLE 2 8 oz. Cans SYRUP 3 Rich Winey Flavor 1 • I OC Pt. Jar Summer Isles — Matched Slices NOB HILL The West’s Fastest Seller HERBERT MARSHA Cartoon and Comedy 49 lb. Bag Pineapple Package Medium Weight — Mild Cure "DARK ADIGEL 221 79c 9 Lb. Bag SUNDAY - MONDAY MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Safeway Blend — Every Sack Guaranteed Best Grade — Light Amber Sleepy Hollow - Cane * Maple OAKIE \ 98c Dozen Cans FLOUR Lb. Pail HITTING A NEW HIGH NOTE IN COLLEGE MUSICALS! Oakie clowning - Penner Punning - Fan- ces Langford scoring with Gordon & Revel's latest song hits! LANGFORD = 3 Cans 25c White Laundry Bronson's Prepared PENNER Count ry Kist - 303 Size Can Laundry Soap 10 b 19c 45c Pure Honey 5 39c Rolled Oats 5c JELL WELL FRIDAY : Surprise Matinee 9:15 P. M. Saturday : Special Attraction. SPARKS G. B. Corn —AND SAVE ON ALL YOUR FOOD! How much did you spend last month for food? Add it up. Then trade at Safeway for only 30 days. Keep your cash register receipts as a record of expenditures. Compare. We believe you’ll find you’ve saved plenty—ON ALL YOUR FOOD. In Bulk — Bring Container WEB - IT’S FREE THE FAMILY CIRCLE Get Your Copy— OUT TODAY! HERMISTON LIGHT & POWER CO. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Mutkina and family motored to Walla Walla on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lotspeich and fam ily have moved onto the Jess Prindle place on the west side. Garnet D. Best, County Agent of Wallowa county with headquarters at Enterprise, was in Hermiston Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. John McDevitt of Pilot Rock and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rew of Pendleton were among busi ness visitors in town Tuesday. Valentines and Valentine Candies •t AmBberry’s. adv Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hamm left Sunday for »Portland where Mrs. Hamm will receive medical atten tion. Stanley Wessen, who is employed on the Art Lindberg place near Pen dleton, spent four days last week in Hermiston visiting his mother, Mrs. Ina Wessell and sister Barbara. Mrs. J. E. Johnson returned Mon day from Camas, Wn., where she visited her brother. She left Wednes day of last week. Mrs. Johnson is living in the Frank Reeder house which she purchased last summer. Mrs. Lena Lage and Ike Seeliger of Walla Walla were business visit ors in Hermiston Monday afternoon. I Miss Gladys Driscoll is ill this week. Miss Mildred Phelps is acting1 as waitress in the hotel dining room I during her absence. Mrs. O. Marshall of Grandview. | Wn., visited Friday with Mrs Ina | Wessell and daughter Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mueller and | two sons returned last week from | Seattle where they have been visit ing Mrs. Mueller’s mother for several weeks. I Norma Dell Amsberry arrived Sun day from Portland and will make her home with her aunt and uncle, Mr. I and Mrs. Guy Amsberry, while com- I pleting her senior year in high school. She has been attending school I at Bend. Ore. Heads Crisp Solid Heads Pure Vegetable Shortening $1.05 Pound Can “ COFFEE i 2 Pound Can 45c