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HAGE SIX THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Local Happenings Mrs. Ina W essell spent th e week Home laundry service. Reasonable prices and delivery service. Phone end v isitin g a t th e home of Mrs 25-W, H erm iston, Ore. adv. Chas. H oggard a t Rufus, Ore, Bruce F o llett has an a rtic le in the last issue of O utdoor Life on killing deer w ith a .22 rifle. Jam es Allen, form erly of Colum bia d istric t, spent a few days here HERMISTON, OREGON th is week from P o rtlan d . See our new jew elry line. 10c and 15c, B rierley’s. adv Friday - Saturday Major O. L. Babcock, su p e rin ten d ent of th e U m atilla In d ian Mission, MARCH 4 - 5 stopped a sh o rt w hile in H erm iston DOUBLE FEATURE W ednesday en ro u te to P o rtlan d . M arshall N ew port of th e firm of Z juf / N ew port, K ern & K ibbe spent two days th is week in P o rtland. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Fix and W a jn e L indner motored to Pasco Tuesday n ig h t on business. W. J. W arner, city atto rn ey , spent W ednesday in H eppner on business connected w ith th e new pow er sys tem, of w hich he is atto rn ey . Em ory Cox is ill a t his home in with MARY LIVINGSTON Columbia d istric t. FIBBER McGEE Oil silk head scarfs, 25c each, a t and MOLLY B rierley’s. a dv Your radio friends make th e ir screen deb u t the laugh riot Mrs. V irgil Sm ith left W ednesday of the season! to spend a week w ith relativ es in ' The Dalles. PLUS SHORTS The first tu rk ey eggs from th e I Sun. - Mon. - Tuec. DeMoss flock w ere set a t “ Vigor- MARCH 6 - 7 - 8 b ilt” H atch ery Tuesday of th is week. Rev. R. R. F in k b ein er retu rn ed MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Those “W ake Up and L ive” boys W ednesday evening from Salem a f are back for the g randest retu rn ter spending two days th e re on m atch in hiss-tory! And when business. th e ir little sw eet-hot from P aris Mr. and Mrs. Jim Logan were In sings! sings! i t ’s the big surprise town Tuesday from the S tanfield knockout of th e year! ranch on B u tter Creek w here they a re employed. Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Saylor a n nounce the birth of a son Monday. F eb ru ary 28, in Pendleton. H e has been named Lowell Rice. Mrs. L. W. Douglas left th is week for Helix w here she w ill be em ployed a t the Tom V aughen ranch MARCH OF TIME CARTOON— The Dog and The fo r th e sp rin g and sum m er m onths. Bone. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Y eager and TRAVELOGUE— Italian R iveria fam ily motored to P o rtlan d over the I week end w here they visited re la WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY tives and atten d ed to business. OASIS THEATRE Dr. H. C. C urry, th e S eattle op to m etrist who has made professional visits to H erm iston for 25 years and is know n for good o ptical w ork at reasonable prices, will ag ain be at H erm iston H otel M onday, M arch 7, for one day. Eyes exam ined. Glasses made to fit each eye. adv. A nnouncem ents w ere received here th is week of th e b irth of a baby d au g h ter to Mr. and Mrs. Jam es C layton of Salem. Ore. She has been named T rudie E leanor and w as born March 1st. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton resided in H erm iston when Mr. C lay ton was employed as p h arm acist a t the H erm iston D rug Co. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. P earson re tu rn ed Sunday evening from P o rt land w here they had gone F rid ay to v isit Mr. P earso n ’s m other, Mrs. J. G. Pearson, who is in E m m anuel hospital in P o rtlan d . They rep o rt th a t Mrs. P earson is recu p eratin g nicely and expects to be home about Tuesday of next week. G uests a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson in M innehaha d istric t on M onday of la st week were Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Brissenden. Mr. and Mrs. E ugene Brissenden and Miss Jessica B rissenden, who were en ro u te to th e ir home in Clay City, Illinois, a fte r spending tw o m onths in the west v isitin g relativ es and friends a t M ultnom ah, Ore. Mr. and Mrs, W, B. S pinning of P o rtlan d plan arriv e F rid a y of th is week to make th e ir home In defin itely w ith his fath er, H. Spin ning, and sister, Mrs. Neva Pilon. H. S pinning has been in th e poul try business for years on his farm in th e F o u rth U nit. to fours wiSoiw I ¡»ifh» MARCH 9 - 10 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT T h rift Shop sale, M arch 18, from 1 0 s00 a. fn. to 4:00 p. m. A few new She knew she was innocent apron« for la rg e women; 1000 or But they had such a good case against her th a t she began to more garm eM s. priced very low. adv th in k she was guilty. Mr. ana' Mr». W illard P h illip s of Cove, Or., vf.sited a sh o rt w hile S un day w ith Mrs. Delta L aird , sister of Mrs. P hillips, w hile en ro u te to Y aki ma to make th e ir honis. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Moore a n nounce th e a rriv a l of a baby d au g h te r W ednesday, M arch 2, in P o rt land, Ore. Both m o th er anrf d au g h CARTOON— T ula H ula ter are reported as doing excellently. J 1" 11. Tossers. Mrs. A m anda W estgate visited th is week at the hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n M atthew s, who live on tile BuXter Creek highw ay. She is an a n u t o f the conpre an d makes h o t home at Pilot Rock. Mr, an d Mrs. R alph Fix plan to leave S u n d ay on a trip to Siletz, Or., w here th ey will v isit Mr. F ix's p ar BROOMS 4-Tie ents. Mr. and Mrs. R alph Shafer, MOP STICK FR E E for a week or more. YEAST C learance saJe on alT w in ter silks F leishm ann's a t R uby M cM illans. adv. SALMON 3 for H aw ley Bean of Helio' le ft for Large Cans Salem T uesday w h e re he w ill spend a week su p erv isin g th e moving of 5k \CAR0NI his father*» residence w h ich in the Ihll (1 w heat p rogram m aking way f o r the* ron- CHEi ?<S® s tr u c tln a of the new lib vary Pound Mildlo. af Mrs. A nna Sm ith, who reside»: 2 for TUNA a ^ISH m ile north) of H erm iston, is now a t L arge Ca ns her hom e follow ing a recent HAiess w hich confined her to S t A nthony”» SALAD OIL Q u art h ospital in P endleton. She fs Stilly In TtnUt recovered now an d is g ettin g aJioat CAKDY BAR8 an d is receiving ca lle rs. L arge A ssortm ent H erm iston people am ending the- 3 for COFFEE ski to u rn am en t a t Kanaela last Sun Lb. 18c day were Mr. and Mrm. Fred H ansel. Miss L avina May L yach. Mr. a n d tomatoes Mrs. E llis Moyer. Mr. and M rs, Chas. Lynch. Mrs. Oeorgiai R eeder. H ra n t PEA S W alker. John K auffm an, C raig P e r - ; CORN cy and Miss N orm a Johnston. New sp rin g styles in co tto n p rin ts CATSUP 11.00 to 11.49 a t Ruby McMillan». OUR ANNUAL EVENT - MARCH 4 to iO Incl. Farmer-Consumer A PPLE SALE 5 19c 19c ini' ow 19c 45c SARDINES Large oval can« BEANS PINEAPPLE JUICE MATCHES 3 boxes 2 lb. box CRACKERS IOC F resh Stock 2 pound can 15« DATES 2 bba 12 c R IC E 3 lbs BEANS s COCOA Fresh Stock W hite or Brown Red or W hite 19c J 5c CONNORS Cash S to re Ne’ t Door to BAKERY. Mrs. Alma H itt, form er H erm iston resid en t now o p eratin g a sm all sto re In P endleton, visited Sunday at th e home of Mrs. Mabel W alker. Mrs. McCormick of Echo was a business visitor In H erm iston Mon day. Dr. F. W. S ta rrin g of P o rtland. E xecutive S ecretary of th e Oregon B aptist S tate C onvention, delivered th e m orning m essage In th e B aptist church last Sunday. He was a d in ner guest of Miss C lara G. H all and Rev. and Mrs. Leger, leaving for Pendleton In th e afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. B. Swayxe r e turned this week from an extended | trip In C alifornia, spending most of th e ir tim e near San Diego. They report th a t they missed th e storm s In C alifornia and enjoyed sun sh in e and w arm w eather In the section they visited. Mr. Sw-ayxe Is presi dent of th e F irst N ational Bank In H erm iston and Is one of th e pioneer residents of H erm iston. F. W -tWjMi S ¿AHNEdFOOb ROME B EA U TY sm BOX — 69c 25C W IN E S A P S C - GRADE 1 0 “ 2«c BOX — 69c FANCY W RA PPED < dh LBS. GOLDEN BANTAM CORN 3 Tins Dozen 9Sc PEAS NO. 2 TINS 3 Tins Dozen 25c 98c CANTERBURY BLACK T E A ........1 lb. pkg. 55c ORANGE JUICE, Del Monte 15 oz. tins, 2 for 25c HILLSDALE K R A U T ............ Large 2i/2 tins 10c BLACK PEPPER.................................... Per lb. 19c RED BEANS, Mexican sm a ll.............. 10 lbs. 45c Libby’s Fancy Gold. Bantam Corn 2 No. 2 tins 25c DRIED PEACH ES.......................... _....... 2 lbs. 25c DRIED BEEF, Libby’s 2 oz. j a r ............. ......... 10c PIGS FEET, Hormels P ick led ............ Qt. jar 43c HEINZ S O U P .................. ...............2 large tins 25c Nob Hill Coffee 1 b 21c 2 "»• 4 1 c AIRWAY COFFEE The L eader in th e W est. 1 lb. pkg. 3 lb. pkg. 1 Sc JE L L O F u ll A ssortm ent of Flavors. No. 1 tall tin 19c SO UP Except Chicken or Mushroom 3 T ins Dozen 98c 14 c Doz 7 3 c SOLID PACK W alla W alla F ancy CAMPBELLS 44® 1 Pkgs. T he Best for Less! Tomato Juice 3 $1.45 T o m a t o e s Whole Kernel Corn Fancy Q uality Libby’s Grapefruit 2 t „, 25 cd z ° $1.45 L arg e No. 2% Dozen IOC 98 c E n tire Segm ents LIBBY ’S KRAUT F ancy Q u ality - No. 2% Tins 3 T ins Dozen $ 1 .2 9 PRUNES 4 lb. pkg. 29c 25 lb. box $ 1 .0 9 STANDARD PACK BEANS 3 T ins Dozen 25« 98c Spinach L arge 2.% T ins 10c Dozen $1.18 STOCK UP! Toilet Soap 3 L IF E BUOY 2Oc . SUNBRITE CLEANSER ....................... 4 tins 15c DEVILED M E A T ......................... 3 No. Vi tins 10c CUBE SU G A R ..................................2 lb. pkg. 19c SPRY SHORTENING......................... 3 lb. tin 55c MORTONS S A L T ...................2 large cartons 15c COVE O YSTERS................................5 oz. tins 10c LARGE LIMA B E A N S........................... 2 lbs. 25c APRICOTS, Syrup P a ck ed ............ 2 2 1/ ‘j-tins 29c BLUE ROSE R IC E ..................................5 lbs. 19c POP CORN, Giant Y e llo w .....................3 lbs. 25c FRENCH’S BIRD S E E D ........................... Pkg. 13c DOG BISCUITS - F riskies............ 2 lb. pkg. 25c O VALTINE......................... Large 14 oz. pkg. 59c PEANUT BU TT ER ............................. 2 lb. jar 25c IVORY SOAP FL A K E S................ large pkg. 24c Blossom Flour adv Special Low Prices on Canned Hoods by the Case. ASK U8! Wfc.. Join w ith us in m a rk e tin g Oregon’s trem endous apple crop — Growers heed help badly. EAT MORE A PPLE 49c 3 for lO c 4 R. E. A. c o n tra cto rs a re strin g in g w ire on poles in Colum bia d istric t th is week. Those present a t the luncheon given a t th e home of Mrs. Emma C hristley W ednesday of last week were Mesdames G race F oster, B er th a Knox, A n n ette B arham , N ellie T ucker, Jessie Corman, Em m a H u t chison, Jessie H ooker, E dna Bara- ger, Etnrua Upham. E th el H ughes, E. G ettchel, E sth er Seeley and E m ma C hristley. T his is th e second in a series of Farm B ureau A uxiliary luncheons. Mr. and Mrs. C arl H am m er and fam ily retu rn ed the la tte r p a rt of last week from C alifornia, w here they sp e n t th e w inter. They are now a t his f a th e r’s home. Mrs. Clyde H eb ert visited r e la tives in P endleton, T h u rsd ay of last week. Jackson H a rr show ed some im provem ent Sunday. E lm er Jam es and D an B aum gard ner of P endleton w ere d in n e r guests a t th e B axter H utchison home T u es day evening. Mrs. E lm er R yland an d d a u g h te r B eulah m otored to C larkston, Idaho, where Mrs. R yland w ent for a m ed ical ex am in atio n . . Mr. and Mrs. Leeper of Yakim a. Wn., visited a t th e Jackson H a rr home to r a few d ay s last week. They left for th e ir home Monday. Mrs. Leeper is a sister of Mrs. H arr. C harles K eller re tu rn e d home th ia week from a trip east to v isit his brother. H ere it is, folks! T he big sale of the y ear — when Safew ay ’’ShOot3 tile w orks" and puts on a real celeb ratio n of values. T his year we have beell u n u su ally fo rtu n a te in secu rin g some of the best values we have seen In m any a sale. I t ’s our p a rty — come and enjoy th e fun. SEE OUR BIG FOUR-PAGE HANDBILL. . . StMlt«’»« M oney Savin g Specials POWER LINE WIRE UP IN COLUMBIA MARCH 3, 1938. DI r#* ‘This Way Please’ THURSDAY, Best in its price range. 24 H Lbs. 73c 49 Li* $ 1 .3 9 P r e m iu m H a m s P er Lb. Z 7c H alf or whole. P e a r l S h o r t e n i n g ib 12c 4 Lb- 4 5 c Excellent for every cooking use. S a r d in e s Rio Del Mar - M ustard or T om ato Sauce 3 Oval T ins DEL MONTE PEAKS Good V alue — P riced Low Tin 3 Tina 19® "SU -PU RB” SO AP G u aran teed to be good as any. L arg e Pkg. 19c NALLEYS TANG P in t J a r Quart 19« 29 c Kitchen Croft F lo u r G uaran teed th e fin est flour you can buy regardless of price. 4 9 LBS........... $ 1 -4 9 M l LBS. 83c 9 *8 lbs . 39« l
