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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 30, 1936)
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 193« THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX OASIS THEATRE LOCALS All Shows Cancelled During This Week! Mrs. T. E. Hendricks of Board man was in town Tuesday. Miss Harriett Olsen spent the week end at her home in Spokane. Wayne Erwin of Pendleton, re cently of Portland, is now employed at the Hermiston Dry Cleaners es- tablishment and is living at the home of Mrs. Bert Mullins. HERMISTON, OREGON: * — Dorothy’s Beauty Shoppe OPENING In Rooming House Katty Corner from Depot Monday, February 3 FREE Finger wave to first 15 visitors. HOURS: 9:00 A. M. 5:00 P. M. Mr. and Mrs E. C. Hileker of Ione were in town Wednesday. Miss Margaret Elliott plans to leave Friday afternoon for Portland where she will spend the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Al Dale of Dayton, Wn., visited two days of last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morehouse. Men's blue chambray shirts, 59c and 69c, at Amsberry’s. adv Mr. Reece and son Wayne were here from Enterprise visiting daugh ter and sister Mrs. Della Laird Tues day. Mrs. Harold Thompson and son Don Richard returned from Pendle ton last Sunday after spending sev eral days with relatives. Valentine candies at Amsberry's. v Mrs. Jack French of Long Creek. Ore., visited her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore. Monday of this week. Homer Wilson of near The Dalles, who has been visiting his friend Clarence Buhman for the past week, left Friday morning. Mr. and Mrs. B. Haneline and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webber motored to Pendleton Sunday here they were en tertained at dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Daniels. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mrs. James Daniels and daughter Couleen of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. B. Hane- line and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webber of Hermiston. CAFE JANUARY Clearance! 0.A DAD IN TAKING OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY, WE FIND MANY ARTICLES IN BROKEN LINES, SOME OVERSTOCKED AND SOME SHOP WORN ITEMS THAT WE WANT TO DISPOSE OF QUICKLY, AND WE HAVE PRICED THEM VERY LOW FOR QUICK SALE. Bed Mattresses Motor Oil Full size mattress, 40 lbs. 7 Lbs. cotton felt, 31 lbs. fibre. Made by Sealy Mattress facto ry. Regular «10.00 value. Special at— Auto King motor oil. 100% distilled wax free. No hard carbon. « gals. 664 Carpet Matting A few pieces of Japan ese straw matting, was 35c yard. Now only— Heavy steel chrome plated. Coal black ena meled wood handle, 9 inch diameter, at— Mixing Bowl Sets Green glass. Rolled edge. Self balancing. Five bowls, at— 89c Aluminum Kettles 16 Quart aluminum preserving kettles, at $1.09 Bread Boxes Green eled. tions. ments, or ivory enam Flower decora Two compart at only— $1.23 Cannister Sets 1935 Model, Lazy Boy. 6 High efficiency tubes. Police and air plane broadcast. Reg ular «72.50. Special at only— 4 Pieces, ivory or green enameled, at— 89c Step-on Garbage Cans Metal top, with ring. Two sewed. Regular value 25c. Now only— Blue or brown color, with flowered design. This Is a fibre and lin nen carpet, originally 75c per yard. Now on- ly— sq. yd. Philco Radio $29.50 Juice Extractors Bath Room Stools Blue enameled. Heavy retinned reamer. Nasi- ly cleaned. (Tampa ta table. Regular $1.35 value. Special at only Green enameled. Small cupboard compartment and rubber feet. Shop worn. Were «1.25. Now only— 89c Cnlumbians at IRRIGON Postponed! HERMISTON LIGHT & POWER CO. ‘ “29c WHITE OR YELLOW SWANS DOWN 25C CAKE FLOUR OATS-Lars Pee. 25c Ripe Olives 2 PUREX s- 20c BLEACH & DEODERANT - Hoody’s Famous Copper Wash Boilers 4 Ron 18c Large size, No. 14. So lid copper. Tinned in side. with heavy seam less tin covers. Reg ular $6.00 value, at only— $4.48 Toilet Tissue 39c 49c AM" 27c Pint Jar Aristocrat 25c Green Beans 3Sn82 25c Millrace - Cut Stringless COCOA 219c Nob Hill Coffee 2145. ROCKWOOD'S DIT7 I 1 — Rich Flavor TRY THEM! Pound Pkg. Delicious Crackers PRUNES == 10c Libby’s Pure Unsweetened GREEN 48 TEA sort. or GINGER ALE (Pale Face) Grape Nuts 2 Pkgs. Serve Them Today Sleepy Hollow 5 Can Airway Coffee Pound ap p. Package $96 Lime Rickey nr 25c Pineapple Juice‘2% 10c GILMORE’S CANNED - FRESH Cane & Maple Syrup (Pound 17c> 95c Pounds ... & Beans OR. 10c Pork VAN CAMP’S 3 Large Cans a© 35c CHEESE LP 63c FULL CREAM Fresh Vegetables SUGAR 25 lb. Cloth Bag $1.39 Fine Granulated Prices Effective FRI. - SAT. ONLY 49c CRANBERRIES 2 Lb.. 25c POTATOES $1.49 Egg Noodles Pound Pkg. 25c Local U. S. No. 2’s 100 lb. sack CATSUP No. 10 Can Made from Firm Ripe Tomatoes Garbage Cans Hibbard's sanitary bathroom tissue. 100 per cent chemically pure. The ideal ab sorbent. 750 Sheets in roll. 20 Gal. capacity. Deep vertical corrugations, re-inforced bottoms, welded handles. with covers. at— 4 rolle 25c $1.49 SEE OUR BARGAIN TABLES ON WHICH WE HAVE MANY ITEMS SUITABLE FOR BRIDGE PRIZES AND BIRTHDAY GIFTS. ALSO USE FUL ARTICLES FOR THE HOME, AND ALL PRICED VERY LOW FOR QUICK SALE. Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. HERMISTON, OREGON Mayonnaise 25c Canterbury Brand at a SAVING! Large Size— 25c Peanut Butter CRYSTAL WHITE Pound Package Unfinished wood. Two compartments. With handle. Smalt size— Cans Lindsay’s No. 1 Tall Cans Fluffed for Softness TEA am. Magazine Racks 16-oz. Forged steel head. Tempered bell face. Either curved or straight claw, at— Table model. 5 Phil co high efficiency tubes. New machine. 1935 model. Regular $39.50 value. Special at only— with the original CORN MEAL 79c 39c 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. Jan. 31, Feb. 1-3-4-5, Incl. JUST LOOK AT THESE ’’HOT” PRICES— And You’ll Know This Is Going To Be One Of The Best Sales SAFEWAY Ever Put On.......... Nail Hammers Sun Fast Carpet On Sunday, February 2d, 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. 5 DAY SALE SAFEWAY STORES BLACK Green enameled. 8 qt. heavy galvanized gar bage receptical. with ball, at only— Whisk Brooms Special Notice! DANCE SOAP 6°“” $1.09 Philco Radio $48.00 "Happy" Thorpe of Boardman is confined to the Hermiston General Hospital with a broken leg and body lacerations received when he was at tack by a bull. He is reported as getting along nicely. ZEE Tissue Steel Skillets Green enameled, toasts two large slices at one time. Without cord. Regular value $1.00. Now only— Bessie D. Young of Stanfield was in town Tuesday. Valentine candies at Amsberry's. ad Mrs. Ina Wessell of Hermiston, and Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Barager and Chas. Hoggart of Stanfield, motored to The Dalles early Thursday morn ing where they looked after busi ness affairs. \ A surprise party honorin'g Mrs. Wm. McCarty was given at her home on Butter Creek last Saturday eve ning when friends called at 6:00 o’clock with a pot luck dinner. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thomson and daughters Mary and Sue, Mrs. Joe Middleton, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Thomson, Albert Mc Carty, Mr. and Mrs. Otis McCarty and sons, Oscar, John and Robert,' and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Morehouse and daughter Betty. CRYSTAL WEDDING $7.29 Electric Toaster Mrs. Jess Prindle is recovering from the flu. Discounts on all wool dresses and skirts. Alma Hitt’s Shop. adv Mr. and Mrs. Mike Nodel of Low den, Wash., spent Sunday visiting their son W. E. Mulkins. Mrs. R. W. Meyers of Stanfield, who has been seriously ill at the Hermiston General Hospital is re ported as greatly improved. Mrs. Wm. Shaar and Mrs. Gerald White motored to Walla Walla Wed nesday. H. B. Darling returned last Fri day from Portland after undergoing the second operation for removal of cataracts from his eyes. He has hopes of regaining clearer vision fol lowing the operation. Mrs. F. M. Guiwits returned from Pendleton Tuesday of last week where she has been since the first of the year preparing the ballot boxes for the election, January 31, which is part of the routine ork at the county court house each year. Mrs. Lena Lage and daughter Willa Jean and Carrie, and Paul Seeliger of Walla Walla attended the Westland dance Saturday night. Mrs. B. A. Doyle and infant son Roger Michael are expected to re turn Saturday, February 1st, when Mr. Doyle will motor to Yakima for them. Roger Michael was born Jan- urary 16 at the home of Mrs. Doyle's parents in Yakima. Porter’s Frillets Pancake Flour *r 53c Prepared - Just add water or milk Palmolive SOAP 3 Bars PARSNIPS Lbs. 10c YAMS From Louisianna 3 14c Best Candied - TRY THEM! Lbs. 19c Washed SAFEUAY STORES (RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT)
