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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1»37 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON LOCALS Mrs. W. H. Dauin of E ureka, K an sas, m other of Mrs. R. A. Brown son. arriv e d W ednesday of last week and w ill spend the w inter w ith her d au g h ter. She accom panied Mrs. M. M. W ells of the name city, who w ill v isit for an In definite period In Oregon. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday - Saturday OCTOBER 1 5 - 1 6 DOUBLE FEATURE. CÄUfORNIA SALLY BLANO - THOMAS BECK In “ The Great Hospital Mystery” Short Reel — Crystal Ballet Sun. - Mon. - Tue«. OCT. 17 - 18 - 19 M ATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Cartoon and Sport Reel WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY OCTOBER 20 - 21 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT! Plus Shorte Features. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Steen of F ree w ater were here W ednesday on business. Salad oil, 29c q u a rt. C onnor’s Cash Store. adv Mr. and Mrs. F. E. M atthew s of P o rtlan d arriv ed T h u rsd ay an d will visit u n til S unday a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H arvey Payne. Geo. Peck of H eppner, county com m issioner for M orrow county was a business visito r in tow n last S aturday. Mrs. Bernice L u n d b erg of Sea side. Or., visited W ednesday w ith her b ro th er G ran t, an d her sister, in-law , Mrs. Mabel W alker. Mr. and Mrs. O. C u tsfo rth of Lex ington were buying feed for th eir flock of lay in g hens last T hursday w hile in H erm iston. They have a larg e w heat ran ch n ear L exington. Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S eattle opto m etrist who has m ade professional visits to H erm iston for 25 years and is know n for good op tical work at reasonable prices, will ag ain be a t the H otel H erm iston T hursday, Oc tober 21, for one day. Eyes ex am ined. Glasses m ade to fit each eye. adv. Oxydol, larg e package, 19c. Con no r’s Cash Store. adv Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Saylor and fam ily and Mrs. W. D. N eill retu rn ed la st Sunday from P o rtla n d a fte r i a tte n d in g th e Pacific In tern atio n al Livestock show and v isitin g rela tives. T h rift Shop a t Union church will be open F rid ay aftern o o n . October 22; all day S at., Oct. 23. About 500 garm en ts to be sold from 5c up. We tak e clean cotton rags a t 10c a lb. in exchange for T h rift Shop things. adv Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Best retu rn ed early th is week from a business trip to P o rtlan d . Mrs. H arold Thom pson and son Jo h n were in P endleton W ednesday. Jo h n received tre a tm e n t for his eye cu t recently by a piece of flying glass. Crackers, 2 pound box, 25c. Con n o r’s Cash Store. adv 1 Mrs. Lee Dyer and son Raymond Lee of Boise, Idaho, le ft for th e ir home Tuesday a fte r v isitin g for more th an a week a t th e home of Mr. und Mrs. W. G. Dyer. Mrs. G ertru d e S anders left Tues- iay n ig h t for Spokane w here she will visit frien d s u n til S aturday. Fred W arnstrom , form er H erm is- on resident and d istrib u to r of W on der bread, was in tow n T uesday and sta te s th a t he will leave soon for W aitsb u rg w here he will operate a grocery store. FALL EVENT/ real celebration of value« in finest canned foods. Best nationally advertised brands at spectacular saving prices. Plan to stock up in dozens and cases! SAFEWAY has the PRICES. It’s a Riot of Values! NOB HILL Coffee LB. PKG. 45c PEAS 3 Tins TALL TINS ... 2oc TO M ATO ES 29c D°z $ 1 .1 5 « 2 9 c 6 f” 55c CATSUP 3 For PEACHES 2 T ins Our Choice - No. 2 l4 T ins W estern Made Matches 6 C B arton ox .... 16c w DEL MONTE OUR CHOICE Corn Catsup F ancy Q u ality 14 oz. B o ttle New P ack Cream Style - 303 T ins T ins B ottles .... fs w / jlM w w Á , r L < > DEPEnDRBLE COFFEE P ean u t b u tte r, full 2 pound glass ar, 29c, C onnor’s Cash S tore. adv - Lb A Tins Q C C “ TO PLEA SE YO U O R M O NEY REFUND IO . 1 lb .......25c HEATERS IT CIRCULATES HEAT Airway Coffee u 18c 3 “■ 53c Mild and Mellow Blend Shortening 4»“ 45c Dog Food 6 — 33c W h ite Cloud - For Deep F ry in g P lay F air - 1 lb. T ins M other*» Oats Pkg. Q uick or R eg u lar - P rem iu m Pkg. 27c 25 c L ibby’s - 12 oz. T ins B ro w n Sugar 3 Lb- 19c At a New Low P rice In Bulk M arshm allow s When you heat with a Coleman Oil Burning Heater you get the advantages of Coleman’s 2- WAY H E A T IN G S E R V IC E — and other fine features. 1. A FOCUSED COMFORT ZONE OF RADIANT HEAT—When Heat-Reflector Doon are open. 2. A TREMENDOUS VOLUME OF CIRCULATING HEAT—When Heat-Reflector Doors are cloaed. 3. HEAT RADIATING FINS—Provide greater heating surface. 4. COLEMAN FUEL-SAVING BURNER—Burna all the fuel—none wasted. Produces more heat. Coleman Oil Heaters provide extra comfort, cleaner, more healthful, more economical heat. Operating cost is less, because Coleman Heaters recover 80 to 85 per cent of the heat produced from low cost furnace oil. Enjoy this low-cost heat. Oregon Hd we. & Implt. Co. HERMISTON, OREGON no n o n - Pkg. POUND L arge E x tra DOZEN .. 29c H a rves t Blossom F lo u r $1.39 S $5-29 Argo Corn Starch .............. 3 pkgs, 27c Swansdown Cake F lo u r........ Pkg. 25c Sleepy Hollow Syrup ........ % gal. €9c K. C. Baking Powder .... 25 oz. tin 19c Raisins ..............................4 lb. pkg. 32c Macaroni ................................ 7 lbs. 49c Ginger S n a p s......................... 2 lbs. 25c Boardman Brooms ................ Each 29c Walla Walla Tom ato Juice 3 TINS 15« 6 FOR 43c Crystal White Soap .... 6 giant bars 25c Peet’s Granulated Soap .. lge. pkg. 29c Geo. Washington Tobacco lb. tin 55c Purex B leacher............ % gal. jug 23c Kellogg’s Bran Flakes .... per pkg. 10c Silk T issu e..............................6 rolls 25c Van Camp’s P o rk & Beans ^ 5 « ___________ 6»,,- 3 9« SUGAR X©&F~ u u id e F in e G ra n u la ted Produce Prices-- A O R IA T Prunes Chocolate Covered P itte d D ates EAT MORE Canterbury Black T e a ........ per lb. 53c Lb. FL U FF-I-E ST - So T en d er th ey M elt in Y our Mouth A 2-WAY Heating Service at Low Cost CANDY 35c 6 c*”" 98c Diamond Crystal Salt .... 2 cartons 15c Orange Juice 2 HEAT-REFLECTOR \ DOORS ^RA DIATE HEAT D°z 98c 3 5 c Doz $1.33 G lenn V alley B rand - 12 oz. B ottle F ederal or Maximum ■ 2 5 c SAUERKRAUT S ilverdale B ran d - L arg e No. 2% T ins M ilk D°z- 98c 2 9 c doz $1.15 F au ltless B rand - No. 2*4 T ins .57« 25c P IN E A P P L E Rosedale B rand - W hole Slices P u re V egetable S h o rten in g LB. TIN T ins Sun L aden B ran d - No. 2 T in Crisco (Right 1;o Limit) 3 Golden B an tam - S tan d a rd Q uality W orld’s F in e st U C lO D v F X * CORN GUARANTEED ' BURNING; DAY SALE - 6 15 It*» the big event of the Fall when Safeway put« on a GOOD ONLY FRIDAY - SATURDAY 3 ONIONS 25c Mild W alla W a lla’s New Crop Oregon - Ijirg e Size Prunes 25 $1.89-=s Choice New Crop ; Dried Apricots Sw eet Potatoes 4 Lbs. »7« LEMONS P er Doz. 39« L arge S u n k lst CARROTS 2 Bunches 5c L arge Size - Locals APPLES 8 Smooth - F irm , Medium Size ! Black Figs b 2 U Lbs. 23 os. Pkg. Choice New Crop S afeway Romes - Delicious stores
