LOCALS
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Taylor were
Walla Walla visitors Sunday.
Susan Nye and Estafana Moore
of Echo were in town Saturday visit
ing friends.
Straw sun hats, reasonably priced
and styled nice at Amsberry's. adv
Mrs. Pete McNabb Sr., of Uma-
tilla was in town Saturday.
Miss Margaret Kirk and Miss In
eeda Moore were Walla Walla visit-
ors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Felt house mo
tored to Walla Walla on business
Saturday.
Mrs. Elmer Miller. who had her
tonsils removed at the Hermiston
General hospital last Thursday, is
reported as doing nicely.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Vanderlinde
of Irrigon are the parents of a son
born Friday. April 30th. at the Her
miston General hospital.
Betty McKenzie and May Wur-
ster were in town
Saturday from
Umatilla.
Chas. Powell, who suffered a bro
ken leg while playing baseball at
Umatilla. is getting along nicely at
the Hermiston General hospital and
expects to return home soon.
Mrs. B. E. O’Conner of Eugene.
Ore., arrived Saturday morning to
be with her husband who operates
the O’Conner’s confectionery, open
ed recently here.
Mrs. C. L. Butler and Mrs. Ber
tha Smith of Portland were house
guests of Dr. and Mrs. F. B. Belt
from Wednesday of last week until
Monday.
Mrs. Georgia Henderson left Thurs
day for Corvallis to be the guest of
her son Bob Henderson over Moth
er’s Week End. Bob was recently
elected president of the O. S. C. stu
dent body.
Melvin Follett moved to Pendle
ton Sunday where he is employed by
Safeway Stores. Inc., in their Main
street market. He mas been employ
ed as meat cutter at the Boynton
& Kelley's store here. Al May of
Pendleton arrived Thursday morn
ing to take his place.
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Schmeer of
Portland were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner Sun
day callng on Mrs. E. Schofield of
Vancouver. Wn.. who is the guest of
her parents. Mrs. Schmeer and Mrs.
Schofield were schoolmates.
Dorothy Jean Kingsbury, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kingsbury,
left Wednesday with her grandpar-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Neff of
Portland, for Seattle on a business
and pleasure trip. The Neffs spent
the week end in Hermiston.
Mrs. R. H. Stockard left Sun
day for Porter. Wn., to visit her sis
ter, Mrs, Anna Thompson, who is
very ill. Her son and wife. Mr. and
Mrs. Lowell Stockard, came from
Heppner and took Mrs. Stockard to
Porter.
Mrs. J. A. Clarke left Thursday
morning for Eugene where she will
be the guest of her daughter Miss
Edith Clarke over Mother’s Week
End on the University of Oregon
campus. Mrs. Clark plans to visit
friends and relatives in Salem the
first of the week, returning home
Thursday of next week.
Irene Kennings.
Eva Wilcox,
Gladys Driscoll, Claude Wilcox. Ed
Urosten and Ray Higgins motored to
Coulee Dam In Washington Sunday
to view the dam construction and
site, returning the same day. They
report the trip worth while for any
Sunday drive.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday - Saturday
MAY 7 - 8
DOUBLE FEATURE!
safcwav
Sale
19c
BROWN SUGAR
Lbs.
Bell
TOILET SOAP OH Mission
Bars 19c
White King
25c
SWANSDOWN Cake Flour
Pkg.
For the
10c
SILK TISSUE
Bathroom
rolls
A Box - -
MATCHES
" carton 17"
FAVORITE
Gelatine
2 pkgs. 9c *
JELL WELL
—
Dessert
10c
SALMON
Lb. Tin
Fancy Pink
10c
CATSUP
12 oz. bottle
Ruby Brand
5 " lb
49c
SKOVBO'S HONEY
can
10,
PAPER NAPKINS
100 count pkg. "Y
•
Directed
bu
Christy
Caban nt • Produced by RobaH Sik
high seas !
KITCHEN CRAFT
FIAI ID
I-VUK
harvest
BLOSSOM
MAXIMUMPANCAKE FLOUF
CAMPBELL'S
SOAP
Crystal White
or P. & G.
$2.98
PICTURE
Constance Worth
Ge
CARTOON
SUN. - MON. . TUES.
MAY 9-10-11
MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY
PLUS SHORTS
Wednesday - Thursday
MAY 12 - 13
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT!
Hollywood’s New Star in
uto RADIO PICTURE
CARTOON and COMEDY!
Rich Brazilian
COFFEE
Pound
3
25 U»
Box
Large
Pkg.
15c
PORK & BEANS
Van Camp’s
In
Bulk
SALAD oil
IT. 33c GAL $1.29
Tin 10c
"YPA-YY
TOBACCO
Prince Velvet
Albert or
Free)
25c
COMFORT TISSUE (1 - 1000 sheet roll
with 3 rolls
GRAPE FRUIT
SRYUP
BEANS
DEL MONTE
Sleepy Hollow
Pure Cane & Maple
IDAHO RED or
SMALL WHITE
Lbs.
$119
KELLOGG’S
24*
bs.
MARASCO
STRAWBERRY
EHE
fig
10 lb.
Cloth bag —A
100 lb.
49
Sack
PEARS
DEL MONTE
2F.
J9Y
98c
No.2 %
Cans
lb.
Jar
Cans
Edward’s Coffee TÌn 25c?in 49c
3 Cans 10c
Sunbrite
Wala
Tomato Juice
Fig Bars
1%2
1b 1
4c
Loaf
- TV
2:10c
Whole
An:125c
2 Lbs. 25c
Wheat
26 OZ.
Pkgs.
Morton’s Salt Iodized
No. 1 Dr.
Tins
&UV
0Z.OE
JuiceLibby‘s2 12
Tins LOC
Grape Fruit Juice Monte
Pineapple
creen 35c
OREGONS
ALL BRAN
Campbell’s So up Chicken)3 cans 25c
can 10c
Campbell’s Chicken Soup
bar 6c
CAMAY SOAP
quart 14c
PUREX BLEACH
each 59c
DOMESTIC BROOMS
FORMAY Shortening 3 lb. can 55c
CR1SCO Shortening 3 lb. can 59c
Tall
Borden’s Eagle Brand Milk Cans 22c
POWDERED SUGAR
3 lbs. 2Oc
FRENCH’S BIRD SEED
pkg. 13c
Aunt Dinah Molasses No. 2‘ tin 19c
KARO SYRUPBlue Labe 5 lb. can 39c
pkg. 23c
CREAM OF WHEAT
3 lbs. 25c
Fancy Blue Rose Rice
Qt. Jug
FINE
GRANULATED
JAM
Canterbury Tea
A
oz. 25c
" 16
cans
*
2 cm" 25c
DOZEN $1.39
pt
17c
50c
PRUNES
(Except
SOUP
SUGAR
Cleanser
lb. bag 73c
1,1
2% lb. pkg.
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday, Monday, Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday,
DOZEN
AIRWAY
X”
3
er
6 Day Sale - May 7-13 Incl
p.1 Julia
Lee
Dread
Wright’s
FANCY
49 lb.
39
?‘y
bag $1
TWENTY-TWO
YEARS AGO
Mr. M. B. Skaggs opened his first
store—small, and unimpressive, but
built upon an idea.
Years of ex-
the
perience have demonstrated
truth of that principle: Better mer
chandise at lower prices by selling
for cash and eliminating the costly
waste of old-fashioned credit meth
ods.
On that foundation Safeway
Stores have grown and the sound
ness of that Idea remains unchal
lenged by depression or by "boom”
years. We salute our founder whose
solid principles have made Safeway
Stores the west's leading grocer.
3 Cans . .. 10c
49 lb. $1.69
Sack
™eed
Tall 69c
HOT SAUCE
003090
Reg.
Bars . 10c
5
CASE
with
10
New Potatoes TEXAS 5 LBS 25c
>
New Peas FRESH!
W Lettuce
a CRISP
SOLID
3HEADS19C
heads
White Wax Onions 4 LBS. 25c
aerose POTTED
PLANTS
for MOTHER'S DAY 35c to $1
: EAWVVES
FANCY
DOZ. 33c
Lemons
SUN KIST
LYNNE OVERMAN
ILO RADIO PICTURE
MAXIMUM
or FEDERAL
PRICES FOR FRIDAY & SATURDAY ONLY—
4 Nn1 29c
Wih
MILK
$10001$$0
TOMATO
RKO-RADIO
THURSDAY, MAY 6, 1937
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
PAGE EIGHT
Black 49c
38, 25c
or
Libby’s Apple Butter Pear
Tuna Fish White Star
* AQ.
3 No.
Tins
“Te C
Minced Clams
F.A.B.
10c
21c%uaT35c
selve Sänt
Tomatoes SNVezla“an 10c
Salad Dressing
Ninka
Dc°azns$1.15
Peasw^^ana See 2HR225c”.$1.45
(.
NA 10c 6 cans 59c
"49" Brand
vorn White Corn
Tomatoes ¿iSfÜ, 2NS “"3Sc6..-98c
Lipton’s Tea
Green Beans
Pound P70
Black * J C
Black 43c
Racut
3 “2r25c S98c
Pineapple MoiteNcan4 10c
Nob Hill Coffee
cn$1.18
24c 2
47c
LIBBY'S PEACHES 2 No 2% cans 35
6 cans 98c
MACARONI OR SPAGHETTI
3 Lbs. 19e
OXYDOL GRANULATED SOAP
Medium Package 19e
FELS NAPTHA SOAP
IVORY SOAP
SEEDLESS RAISINS
WHEAT KRISPIES
POST TOASTIES
3
Medium Size
3
lbs.
Package
Package
23e
10e
84
Smoke Meats
Frankfurters BIG FAT ONES lb. 200
Sliced Bacon ORIOLE
Bacon Back LEAN SKINNED 18. 27c
Shortening SWIFT'S PEARL 4 lbs. 49c
safeway
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