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I Buy Your Groceries Cooperatively! A very pleasant law n social and w iener roast was held by th e H er-j miston Union C hristian E ndeavor at the home of Ralph Neill in Stanfield Tuesday evening. Ralph Neill is the new Columbia Union president. The Stanfield C. E. were guests a t the event. The young people w ill hold a cooked food sale at the J. S. B urn ham store Saturday. The proceeds will be used to send several young people to th e annual eastern Oregon sum m er conference a t Cove to be held the first week in August. IT WILL PAY YOU WELL! Cornflakes Jell-o BIG VALUE COFFEE W e’re selling more of it each week. 15* “ • Pkg. be Desserts or Puddings - Pkg. 5c Bacon 23c Medium W eight Salad Oil W a x Paper Cracker« P & 6 Soap Lb. 25c Q uart MISS COONEY W INS TRIP TO EXPOSITION Word was received here W ednes day by Mr. and Mrs. E m m ett Cooney sta tin g th a t th eir d au g h ter Beth and Miss Beulah P atton, both of Salem, won a trip to the Golden Gate In te r national Exposition. The aw ard was the resu lt of a popularity contest sponsored by the Salem businessmen. The girls will leave Saturday, July 15. Miss Cooney is a registered nurse and is employed in the Salem General hospital. 125 ft. roll Fresh - 2 ,b - box G iant bars - 10 for 18c 39c SEE OUR 5c HAND SOAP DISPLAY! HERMISTON MERCANTILE W e’re Here COOPERATIVE PHONE 401 to Serve! burg. They encountered a severe wind and dust storm near Colfax and were forced to w ait u n til It subsid ed. Mr. Clark stated th a t th e g rain Myrna Lee Brock, two years old along the way was for the most p art excellent. A tem p eratu re of 107 and d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. was recorded a t Lew iston w ith 98 Brock of W alla W alla, W n., won a t Spokane. th ird place and a loving cup a t a baby contest held in W alla W alla F ourth of Ju ly Baby Born An in terestin g firecracker a t the the past week. M yrna Lee is a gran d d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. A. home of Mr. and Mrs. E lm er L. W at son on the F ourth of Ju ly was a 6 M. Brock of H erm iston. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Brock and pound, 6 ounce baby boy born a t d au g h ter visited in H erm iston Sun the H erm iston G eneral hospital. He has been named E lm er Dwane. day. SROCK DAUGHTER WINS LOVING CUP UNION C.E. HAS LAWN SOCIAL I METHODIST CHURCH T he services of th e M ethodist Of interest to many local friends church for Sunday, Ju ly 18, will be is the m arriage Sunday of Miss Con lead by E dw ard Shaw. T he stren g th stance E llis of S eattle and Leonard of an y church rests in its laymen. Voelker. Mr. Voelker is a son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Voelker of W al la W alla who are form er residents of C. A. BINDER H erm iston. Miss E llis Is a grad u ate of the U niversity of W ashington and PLUMBING has been teaching music In the Ev Call Tum-A-Lum - Phone 38J4 ere tt high school. Leonard Voelker is com pleting his work for his m as U m atilla, Oregon ters dgree a t W.S.C. th is week. The couple w ill live in Lynden, Wn., w here Voelker will s ta rt his fourth year in th e fall as supervisor of music. ELLIS-VOELKER QUICK-CRAIG Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Quick of H er miston are announcing the m arriage Miss M arguerite Cox, d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Cox of O ntario, and of th eir daughter, Cora Murl, to Dr. Jack Cooney, son .of Mr. and Mrs John F rancis Craig of Keene, Calif., Em m ett Cooney of H erm iston, were June 30 at Las Vegas, Nevada. The united in m arriage Tuesday m orn ceremony was performed at 2 o’clock ing, Ju ly 4. T he services were held 1 in the cool spacious study of the in the C athedral, Spokane, W n., w ith H norable George E. M arshall w ith F ath er Kennedy of th a t city officiat Judge M arshall officiating. The bride was lovely in a street ing. An elaborate wedding breakfast length rose flowered chiffon w ith a for the bridal party and friends was broad w hite h at, having w hite lace served by Mrs. H all afte r w hich the rosettes holding th e black ribbon young people left for a sh o rt honey band. The accessories were of black patent, worn w ith w hite lace mitts. moon. Mrs. Cooney has been teaching The bride’s corsage consisted of sev school for th e past year in Pendleton eral w hite gardenias. The bride's atten d an ts. Mrs. F ran k and has also ta u g h t two years in U m atilla an d O ntario. Mr. Cooney T rex tler and Lucille Abigian of Los is employed In a sawm ill a t Spring- Angeles, who wore pale and b rig h t dale, Wn., near w hich the young blue ensembles of silk crepe. F ran k T rex tler was best man. people will make th e ir home. The bride is well known in the community. She is a g rad u ate of NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Southern C alifornia Ju n io r College D epartm ent of the In terio r a t Riverside, Calif., and of Pacific No. 028801 Union College near San Francisco. G eneral Land Office a t The Dalles, The groom is also a g rad u ate of P a Oregon, July 6, 1939. NOTICE is hereby given th a t cific Union College and th e Loma Charles W. Acock, of Irrigon, Ore Linda and W hite Memorial School of gon. who, on May 3, 1934, made Medicine. O riginal Homestead E ntry, Act. 6- A fter a brief honeymoon at the 17-02, No. 028801, for F arm U nit “A” or the NE*4 S E ’4 , Section 3, C harleston Peak summer resort and Tow nship 4 N., Range 26 E., W illa Lake Meade the couple will make m ette M eridian, has filed notice of th e ir home a t the Stoney Brook Re intention to make final Proof, to tre a t, Keene, Calif., w here Dr. Craig establish claim to the land above de scribed, before W. J. W arner, U. S. is P ath alo g ist for th e K ern Coun Commissioner, at H erm iston, Oregon, ty Tuberculosis Sanitorium . on the 25th day of A ugust, 1939, Claim ant names as witnesses: A. Clarks Make Sunday Trip. C. H oughton, H arry Sm ith, J. S. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. C lark made an W hite and F orrest H u n ttln g , all of extensive trip Sunday, going to Lew Irrigon, Oregon. W. F. JACKSON, Register. iston, Spokane, Colfax and W aits- (Ju ly 13-Aug. 10) COX-COONEY These are some of the items we are offering as ii Summer Specials— ;; Fri., Sat., Mon. - July 14-17 Fiber Suit Cases s . $1.00 o THURSDAY, JULY 13, 1939. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE SIX 24-in. grained, w ater proof. Sheets • • • • . 85c 72 x 9Q heavy taped edges. Boys9 Pants • • . W o o l Bathing Suit« . $ 1 .0 0 45e Blue denim - Sizes 6 to 12 Girls and Ladies. 59* LADIES CREPE GOW NS....... reg. sizes 49* LADIES’ BATISTS GOWNS .... reg. size 49* LADIES’ CREPE G O W N S....... outsizes 2 dozen Ladies’ Print Dresses . . . Tea Towels . . . . 50c IO C Girdles ................ Two-way stretch (P an ties & 4 g arte rs - all sizes) 45c P art linen - colored borders ; Burnham & Burnham H DRY GOODS - NOTIONS - MEN’S WEAR oeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoeeeeeooeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeoe ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■J : Inform ation Please” j Z LET US KNOW IF YOU CAN FIND ■ ■ FINER FOODS ANYWHERE— J Vanilla 8 oz. bottle MACARONI SPAGHETTI 4 Lbs. Hardwheat 18c s 19c Î 3 Lbs- 19c ■ S Rice Corned Beef 2 cans35c î pkg. 14c j Coffee 85c i 8 ■ Peas - Corn »cans 15c s Cocoa 2 Matches 6 B°xes 16c ! ■ : ■ ! I Connor’s Cash Store 8 s as ooer a c e n tu ry ago When you buy JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS y o u a re assured of re p a ir service during their long life Long Grain 1 lb. Dozen Lb. can Phone 181 «2 H ere is an opportunity to hear a laym an’s side of religion. Morning w orship a t 11:00 a.m. T he Sunday school meets regularly a t 10:00 o’clock. Good facilities, com petent teachers, fine sp irit. We invite you. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH C. W arner, P astor The church is the only in stitu tio n in the world th a t has for its p u r pose, "T h e W orship of God.” Except for the churches in our com m unity, th e farm er, th e banker, the m erchant or our otherw ise fin e citizenry would not be seeking th e ir fortunes here. Avail yourselves of the opportun ity of worship on Sunday. M orning worship will center around th e topic “ Forw ard. T he C hurch’’ and in the evening, “ A Choice of L oyalties.” H. A. WILSON CASH BUYER HOGS — VEAL — Phone 42J5 CATTLE SHEEP H erm iston, Ore. SA FEW A Y SAYS COMPARE Safeway invites you to com pare every price before you buy. You’ll find th a t Safeway saves you money on everything you buy. Lowest everyday prices. Prices July 1 4 to l7 Hundreds of Hew Low Prices FLUFFIEST MARSHMALLOWS 1 lb. T ender - F resh SNOWFLAKE SODAS 2<* ~ Pkg. 0* 2 lb. box N. R. C.’s KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES F ine w ith Berries 10* »2* No. 2i/2 tin f 0* SHORTENING 4 lbs. W hite Cloud TOMATOES H ighw ay ------ Here Are Just a Few------- o f our new low prices PURE CANE SUGAR .................... 10 lbs. 53* LIBBY PEAS, 2-sieve................ No. 2 tin 1 0* ROSEDALE PINEAPPLE....... V/4 F. tin 10* CIDER VINEGAR........................... Gallon 15* PICKLING SPICE...................... 8 oz. pkg. 19«! KERR ECONOMY C A P S...............Dozen 18* KERR MASON L ID S.................... 3 dozen 25* KERR or BALL QUART JA R S ..... dozen 7 9 * NU MADE MAYONNAISE............Quart 3 5 * SUPURB SOAP POWDER ... 2 lge. pkgs. 35* GIESHA CRABMEAT..............No. */> tin 25* BETTY BAKER NOODLES . 14 oz. pkg. 10* DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING .... Quart 25* AIRWAY COFFEE............Lb. 13c - 3 lbs. 37* KELLOGG’S RICE KRISPIES..........Pkg. 11 * REAL ROAST P-NUT BUTTER ... 2 lbs. 23* LIBBY DEVILED M EAT............3 % tins 10* LUX TOILET SO A P ........................ 3 bars 17* KELLOGG’S ALL B R A N ..........Lge. pkg. 19* CLABBER G IR L............................... 2 lbs. 20* LIPTON BLACK T E A .......................... Lb. 7 6 * PIERRE’S FRENCH DRESSING......8 oz. 10* CARNATION M ILK .................. 3 tall tins 20* EDWARDS COFFEE........................ 2 lbs. 45* THY RAISIH-HUT When you buy John Deere tractors or implements, you are not just getting a high grade piece of work manship and material, but a life long insurance of parts service. You also get valuable assistance from the person* nel of the John Deere organization. These men are well experienced in the operation of John Deere equipment. They will help and assist you in getting better acquainted with your new machine, as well as the way to properly care for it. When in machinery difficulties, just ask us to help you. Ju lia Lee W rig h t’»— made from finest In gredients. LB. LOAF 12c RECORD CROP ORARGE SALE ORANGES . Dozen £0* LEM ONS Dozen 20* W ATERM ELONS Per lb. 2 J* TOM ATOES Lb. 5« Sm aller sizes featured. Save on the road to health. Ju icy Sunkist B ursting w ith Juice G uaranteed Ripe W alla W alla’s We are always glad to talk over these problems with farmers whether they buy anything or not. B rah i-B ell Trister ft E q iip a e it Ce. PENDLETON • PHONE 810 Stores in A rlington. H sp p asr, W alla W alla s a d Athena. Ck-.' ' _A SAFEWAY Y our M o n e y -S a v in r r C a sh G r o c e r
