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PAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. M orris S h arra rd of low er W illow creek in M orrow county, spent Wed nesday in H erm iston. Mrs. Neil Boynton and Miss Snow McCoy motored to W alla W alla last S atu rd ay w here they spent th e day. For jew elry accessory sets, crosses, brooches, lockets: also ea rrin g s, see H aw ley Bean, candidate for jo in t Ruby McMillan. adv senator, w as in H erm iston today. He has been v isitin g tow ns and dis Mrs. Alice W agner an d Mr. and tr ic ts In U m atilla in behalf of his Mrs. B. A. Doyle will vigit th e G rand candidacy and will spend m ost of Coulee dam over the week end. his tim e betw een now and May 20 in Union and M orrow counties. J. M. Biggs and son D an of P o rt land spent T uesday in H erm iston. Dr. G. D. Bishop, F ederal V eter Ivan D unning of P endleton spent in a rian of Salem, and Bruce F ollett of H erm iston, a re te stin g a dairy T uesday In H erm iston. herd of 85 cows in the east end of U m atilla county. Miss M yrtle M artin w as a week end guest a t th e home of her p ar ents. Mr. and Mrs. B ert M artin, in W alla W alla. OASIS THEATRE HERMISTON, OREGON Friday - Saturday MAY 6 - 7 DOUBLE FEATURE! C rashin g H o lly w o o d with LEE TRACY JOAN WOODBURY SMITH BALLEW LOU GEHRIG II RAWHIDE II PLUS SHORTS Sun. - Mon. - Tuea. MAY 8 - 9 - 1 0 MATINEE 2:30 SUNDAY Continuous Show Sunday Starting at 2:30 P. M. In tro d u cin g the comedy sensation of th e world EDGAR BERGEN and c h a r ly M c C a r t h y GOLDWYN FOLLIES In Technicolor WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY MAY 11 - 12 WEDNESDAY SPECIAL NIGHT Ail these sta rs and laughs and songs! And Oh such m erry ro mance! SALLY, IRENE “ "MARY with ALICE JOYE TONY MARTIN JOAN DAVIS PLUS SHORT FEATURES Jack D ow ning re tu rn e d to H er n o r’s Cash store. He has been w o rk Mrs. G erald W hite left Monday m orning for L exington w here she m iston last S unday from Boise. Id a ing for th e railro a d on a w elding was Joined by Mr. W h ite’s m o th er ho, an d is now em ployed a t Con c r e w ., and m otored on to P o rtlan d . They were also accom panied by Mr. W h ite’s sister, who is v isitin g here Mr. and Mrs. Alton K ingsbury from W ashington. and d a u g h te r Je an and Mrs. E. L. Neff of P o rtlan d m otored to W alla Mrs. J. S. B urnham and d a u g h te r W alla M onday to a tte n d th e cam pus Mary, Mrs. C. E. Baker, Mrs. Geor day a t W alla W alla college. gia H enderson and Miss M ary P e tri m otored to th e m o u n tain s Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Sherm an C hapin an w here th ey sp en t th e aftern o o n . nounce th e b irth of a d au g h ter They rep o rt m any wild flow ers named Je n n ife r Kay on A pril 27 at bloom ing in th e m ountains. th e ir home in H erm iston. I t is th eir second d au g h ter. C lem ent S tockard re tu rn e d S u n day aftern o o n from S eattle, W n., A. W. Agnew of P o rtlan d was a w here he has been employed for th e business visito r in tow n S atu rd ay past four weeks. He expects to be a t and Sunday looking a fte r business th e hom e of h is p aren ts, Mr. and in terest. Mr. Agnew has p roperty Mrs. R, H. Stockard, in Colum bia — r* •» . here and is a form er resident. d istric t for th e next week. Mr. an d Mrs. W . G. K ershergen and Mr. and Mrs. L. S. B u rrell mo tored to the m o u n tain s S unday and rep o rt wild flow ers bloom ing in profusion. Local Happenings Mr. and Mrs. W arren P ayne and son H arry of Daniel, W yoming, vis ited M onday a t the home of Mr. and .Mrs. J. Scott. Mr. and Mrs Payne have been w ith th e ir son on th e Oregon coast th e past w in ter and a re now going to th e ir home in Wyom ing. T he tw o fam ilies have been friends for years. THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1938. Famous Tyroler Concertina Troupe from Germany BOARDMAN GRANGE HALL P aul B racher u n d erw en t an oper ation a t St. A n th o n y ’s h o sp ital early Tuesday m orning and is reported to be doing as well as can be expected. He is employed a t th e Oregon H ard w are & Im plem ent Co. R. H. H arlow of La G rande, Ore., was a business v isito r In tow n S at Jo h n Thom has been q u ite ill for urday. He is cam paigning In th e in th e past th ree days a t th e H erm is te re st of H enry L. Hess, w ho is a ton G eneral hospital. dem ocratic can d id ate for governor. Mr. and Mrs. E zra H azen of S tan L eonard Soneson of P o rtlan d vis- | field have moved into one of th e W. ited Monday a t th e home of Mrs. W. Felthouse houses in th e west E lla P o tte r Soneson and Mr. and p a rt of town. Mrs. M errill P o tte r w hile e n ro u te to | eastern Oregon on business. Leo Haddox, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Haddox, form erly of Columbia F o r M other’s Day, May 8— Box I d istric t, spent M onday here en chocolates, cu t glass dishes, motos, ro u te to his home in Bellingham . box sta tio n e ry , h an d k erch iefs at j B rierley ’s. a dv J. L. S trln g field of W alla W alla bought 50 head of c a ttle from Wm. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. S tlrre t and Kik th is week. d a u g h te r and Mr. and Mrs. Fred S h an k of Jo h n Day are v isitin g at Mrs. Mabel W eeks of P endleton th e home of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. has purchased th e H arvey DeMoss Payne. pfece in C olum bia d istric t and will take possession J u n e 1. The Misses D orothy Y oung and G lendola V ineyard, stu d e n ts of Ore- I F arm erettes in ch ild ren ’s and gon S tate college, visited w ith Miss | m isses’ sizes, $1 to $2.50. See them M iriam S w arner on th e ir re tu rn a t Ruby McMillan. adv from th e W om en’s A th letic associa-1 tion convention in P u llm an , W n. Mr. and Mrs. Roy S anders of Ab Mrs. C. G. Page and Mr. anti erdeen, W n., visited a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Logan W ednes Mrs. Ja sp e r Sims of M ilton were day n ig h t w hile en ro u te to Em m ett, guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. H ine- lin e last Sunday. Mrs. P age is Mrs. Idaho. H in elin e’s m other and Mrs. Sams is | Mr, and Mrs. Rom ar Stein of a fam ily friend and teaches in F ern P o rtlan d are v isitin g w ith Mrs. dale school. S tein ’s paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. A lfred C. S w arner. Jo h n n y K auffm an of H erm iston I and Gus S lau g h ter of Irrig o n m otor Get your M other’s Day cake a t ed to E n terp rise, Ore., over th e week th e W estland G range Home Ec club end w here they tried th e ir luck a t | sale S atu rd ay , May 7, a t B urnham s.v fishing. S lau g h te r also visited re la tives. Guy Shaw accom panied Glenn Boyer to P o rtlan d Sunday re tu rn in g A ssortm ent of lovely form als dis Tuesday. Mr. Boyer makes reg u lar played F rid ay and Saturdlay only. trip s to P o rtlan d each week. Make your selection now. Small de- | Mrs. K. M. Mayer, Mrs. F. B. posit w ill hold an y g arm en t. Ruby McMillan. adv Belt, Mrs. R alph R ichards, an d Mrs. W alter Pearson of H erm iston, and H arold Dobyns, of th e federal I Mrs. O rville Lee and Mrs. Dick Brapdes of Pendleton w ill go to biological survey and C. A. Lock- P o rtlan d next Tuesday to see Helen wood o f th e sta te gam e d ep a rtm en t a t Salem, are here h u n tin g coyotes Hayes in “ V ictoria R eg in a." and ta k in g wild life and p red ato ry | Miss R u th Thom psn and Miss anim al pictures. Pearl Hazen of Pendleton were house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Mrs. M arshall N ew port arriv ed I Logan Monday n ig h t, leaving by F riday of la st week to spend several bus Tuesday aftern o o n for P o rtlan d days here. Mr. N ew port has been in Both a re g ra d u a te n u rses from St. H erm iston for several m onths in A nthony's h o sp ital in P endleton and connection w ith th e work being | w ill tak e th e s ta te nurses’ ex am in a done on th e REA lines by N ew port, K ern 4k Klbbe. tion w hile In P o rtland. Mrs. Alice W agner, Mrs.» Zona Rodgers and Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Doyle will a tte n d the sta te an n u a l B rew ers’ convention in P o rtlan d , May 15. W hile th e re th ey w ill also visit a t th e C onsolidated fre ig h t te r minals. MONDAY, MAY »1 •» i. «■ Vaudeville Concert Starts 8:15 — Dance at 9:15 ■ . Admission both Show and Dance Children 10c Adults 30c DUit 4.A1 */ «10*401 a k i MAY 6 to 12, Inch W e salu te o u r founder whose solid prin ciples and clear vision guided our o rg an izatio n to its position of th e W est’s lead in g food stores. T his is th e a n n u a l sale when Safew ay “ Shoots th e w orks”. A feast of v al ues th a t will s ta rtle you. H ere is a chance to beat th is h igh cost of living. SEE OUR BIG 4 - PAGE TODAY! GOODYEAR C o rn W hole K ernal DOZEN - $1.39 2 T N ins °-2 25c C offee 2 Nob H ill - DeLuxe Q uality S leepy H o llo w % Gal. Ju g SYRUP M a c a ro n i 5 6 F re sh Stock M atches W estern Made N ALLEY’S Tang F am ous D ressing P in t J a r - 19c QUART JA R .............. 29c ROSEDALE Peas Sweet T ing 3 Sieve No. 2 T ins ............ KITCHEN CRAFT F lo u r AU P urpose 24 % lbs. - 79c 49 Lb. SACK .. 81-49 Lbs. C atsu p Lbs. Box C arton 12 oz. B ottle Glen V alley 39c 69c 17c 19c CALUMET BAKING PO W D ER...... 1 lb. tin 19c KITCHEN BROOMS - 4 -tie ....... each 39c NALLEY’S M USTARD........... p t jar 14c SNOWY PEAK SODA POP - lge. 29 Oz. bottle 10c COLUMBIA DILL PICKLES ........ Quart jar 19c ARISTOCRAT MAYONNAISE..... Quart jar 39c FLUFFIEST MARSHMALLOWS .. 2 lb. pkgs. 25c BLUE PLATE OYSTERS............. 2 5-oz. tins 25c FRUIT COCKTAIL..................... No. 1 tall tin 15c EDWARDS COFFEE ......................... 2 lb. tin 45c Crackers N.B.C. Snow flakes or G raham s Supurb P u re G ran u lated Soap 2 W ax Paper Lb8. 125 F t. — R°H ft W ith C u tter Sunbrltc T he Double A ction C leanser 3 T in . IQ « LOCAL Honey C O L O R ....... THAT’S THE TRJEND TODAY . . . . It is in the Spirit of Gayety and Color that We Offer You . . Fiesta A new table ware that provides endless^ possibilities for interesting, tasteful and eye-catching color effects in dressing the modern table. FIESTA comes in six lovely colors . . . Turquois, Green, Yellow, Blue, Old Ivory and Red . . . all brilliant — all cheer ful. FIESTA may be bought by the Piece, and thus affords the purchaser a c+iance to build up a set not only of whatever items, but of whatever colors. W h ite A lfalfa Lb. Pall Fiesta Table Arrangement and Display May be seen at the FREE Motion Picture Cooking School at the Oasis Theatre Monday & Tuesday, May 9th and 10th. Fiesta Brightens the P ic k le s H appy Vale 29 0I- PRO D UCE H ere is th e g re a te st canned peach sale In h isto ry to move th e greateet su rp lu s in h isto ry . Safew ay joins in a n atio n w ide producers an d con- sum ers cam paign to reduce th e pres e n t surplus. Orugu Larffe Ju icy PER Ä Doz............. 29c ä Libby’* Rbebarb 2,7',.. 35c LSI .00 6 Lbs Local 19c Full O’ Gold 2*Ti“15c D°,*n $1.75 JA R .. Lenon F resh - L arge doz ...... 29c MORTON’S S a lt P lain or Iodized lH - lb . C artons . 15c DOMESTIC Quality and Service Phone 431 SW BET Home Atmosphere O re g o n H a rd w a re & Im p le m e n t C o. We Have What You Want 49c CANNED PEACHES B ro o m s A Dependable Me V alue EACH 65c FOUNDER'S SALE OF MEATS P IC N IC S Lb. J 9c Short Shanked - S u g ar Cured HAMS Per lb. 29c A rm our’s S tar B rand - Skinned T H Ü R IN G E R Per lb. 29ç For T asty L unches BACON Per lb. 25c E n g lish Style LARD No. 10 pail ft 1 IQ A rm our's SPRY All V egetable S h o rten in g 3 lb. tin
