The Hermiston herald., August 31, 1939, Page 4, Image 4

PAGB FOUR
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
C O O PE R A T E
The average w orking man in America could be g ettin g a hundred
dollars a week and It still w ouldn't do him any good if he d id n 't
own his own stores and operate other cooperative enterprises to
keep prices down, qu ality high, and give him a sta k e in the ow ner­
ship of th e means of distribution and production," Neal S. Beaton,
president of the Scottish Cooperative W holesale Society.
Package
6c
CORNFLAKES
Top Test - can
8c
PINEAPPLE
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ,... 8c
COFFEE * M. J.B.
VJc
CEÄTO ............ l*4Ue j Q ?
6 for $1.00 * *
SUEE-JELL
2 for
KERR LIDS
Regular
3 doz.
Amaizó
GLOSS STARCH
Pkg.
Amaizó
CORN STARCH
»5«
Pkg.
6«!
P. & G. W hite
NAPTHA SOAP 7 bars
»5*
HERMISTON MERCANTILE
COOPERATIVE PHONE
401
We’re Here
to Serve!
UFESMMB
THUBUF
PARTY HONORS
FIRST BIRTHDAY
Mrs. A1 Q uiring entertain ed for
her small d au g h ter Shirley Joanne
on her first b irth d ay T hursday afte r­
noon of last week. The tim e was
spent in e n te rta in in g the youngsters
and ice cream cones and ice cream
and cake were served a t t)he tea hour.
L ittle guests present were Char­
lene Cushing, P aul Edw ard Boyn­
ton, Kay K nickerbocker, Sylvia Lee
Quiring, Helen E a rn h e a rt, Kayella
Rohrman, Helen Mueller, Peggy
COMING AGAIN
DR. H. C. CURRY
The old reliable optome­
trist
of Seattle who has
HAT a break for j ota pock­
made professional visits
etbook and your safety —
Golden Ply blow-out protection — to Hermiston for 27 years
Silvcrtown mileage now available
will again be at—
at our amazing low price. See us
W
HERMISTON HOTEL
todayI
‘P r iim u b itc l to change without notice
G o o d ric h Gotyfa
< % ^ S ilv e rto w n
Tuesday, Sept. 5
FOR ONE DAY.
— EYES EXAMINED —
C onnor’s A u to
Repair Shop
W atson, Joyce Ediger and Je rry Gro­
gan.
O thers present included Mrs. Wm.
Grogan. Mrs. Neil Boynton. Mrs. M.
E. K nickerbocker, Mrs. Leo. Earn-
h eart, Mrs. Sol N. Ediger, Mrs. A. F.
Rohrm an, Mrs. H. W. Ediger, Mrs.
S tearns Cushing, Mrs. Leander Qui-
ring, Mrs. J. P. N eufeldt and Mrs. M.
L. W atson.
Hermiston Drug store, to anyone you
th in k will be interested, and study
it in relation to w hat you may have
yourself. Don’t forget th a t th e Ja p ­
anese. who are supposed to be the
experts in th is line, say “ p lan t your
garden so th a t you may have three
blooms of th e same kind in it a t one
tim e.’’ T h at narrow s your needs,
and broadens your show possibilities.
CITATION.
♦
♦
GARDEN CLUB
CHATS
♦
*
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY.
Large Cans
Lb. can
Beginning Friday, Sept. 1
Bacon Squares
IOC
M
allow s
F
luffie arshm
st
8c
49c
IO
pkg. 4c
J e ll W ell
Grape F ruit Ju ice
FRESH BREAD
Ju lia Lee W rig h t’s SURE
FRESH bread.
Best for
sandwiches.
1 lb. loaf
Lge. m lb.
IOC
^oday-
LB.
I" B T C
Q flIV
(FORMERLY HUNTER’S CAFE)
C & H Sugar
SERVICE
C H E E SE
19«
6c
MILK
CO CO A
14«
M ATCHES
14«
IO C
JE L S R IT E
V A N IL L A
18c
M IN C ED H A M
17«
W IE N E R S Fat
16c
KRAUT
c*° lO c
SA L M O N
IO C
C O R N F L A K E S R*‘n,*r si~ 6 c
BACON
«*• 1 4 c
Mild Cream
PETE &
GLADYS
TWO DAY HOLIDAY
Glasses fitted to relieve
eye strain & headache.
Charges Reasonable.
• QUALITY
Announcing!
The Garden club float, arran g ed by
In the M atter of the E state of
a com mittee under Mrs. T. A. O'Gra­ THOMAS P. HANSEN, Deceased.
We wish to th an k our friends for th eir patronage in the past, and
dy, won well-deserved applause in TO: The unknow n heirs of Thomas
hope to m erit th e ir continued support.
P. Hansen, deceased, and to all
the parade W ednesday. It represent­
other
persons
claim
ing
to
have
ed a garden scene, an enclosure
any interest in the real property
bounded by a low w hite picket fence,
of Thomas P. H ansen, deceased,
w ith gay flowers peeping through,
i
Post Office Address:
and to all oth er devisees and heirs the 7th day of September, 1939.
and a background of shrubbery and
unknow n, if any there be,
A. C. ‘McINTYRE,
Pendleton, Oregon.
A ttorney for A dm inistrator, I (Aug. 10-Sept. 7)
golden glow. S ittin g in th e garden IN THE NAME OF THE STATE
OF OREGON,
were two young girls, Loree Gimble
You and each of you are hereby
and Myrna Gayley, the idea of the cited and commanded to appear be­
float being the depiction of beauty. fore th e H onorable C arl W. Cham­
Donations of the beautiful flowers bers, Judge of th e above-entitled
for th e float from all over th e pro­ Court, w ithin ten days from the date
of th e service of this citation upon
ject w ere g ratefu lly received by the you if served w ith in U m atilla Coun­
com mittee, who wish to express their ty, Oregon, and w ithin tw enty days
i after the service of th is citatio n
th an k s to all w¡ho helped.
j upon you if served w ithin any other
❖ ❖ ❖
County in the S tate of Oregon, and
T he groups about the flower sec­ w ithin four weeks from the date of
tion a t the local fair showed the in ­ th" service of th is citation upon you
if served w ithin the U nited States
fluence of garden club m eetings
and outside of th e S tate of Oregon,
th ro u g h o u t the past season. E very­ and then and th ere show cause, if
where one saw wild and incom pre­ any exists, w hy an order of the
hensible gestures, w hich tran slated above en titled Court should not be
into club language, ran som ething made p erm ittin g and au th o rizin g A.
J. Sm ith as ad m in istrato r of the es­
like this: lig h t and airy flow ers at tate of Thomas P. H ansen, deceased,
the top, heavy o r d ark er flowers to sell a t private sale for cash, for
n ear the container, and it m ust be the purpose of paying funeral charg­
a su itab le container for the kind of es, expenses of ad m in istratio n and
flow ers displayed.
The H ogarth claims ag ain st the estate of Thomas
P. H ansen, deceased, all the real
“ line of beauty” was draw n through property of the estate or such por­
th e a ir by many a club member, and tion thereof as may be necessary to
all agreed th a t talk s and dem onstra­ sell for such purposes, the said real
tions had made a change in th e ch ar­ property being described in th e in ­
ventory and appraisem ent filed in
ac te r of th e exhibits shown. It was the above en titled estate and in the
a fine display and a credit to the petition of the ad m in istra to r filed
com mittee, headed by Mrs. F. C. Mc­ herein applying for perm ission of
the Court to sell said real property,
STOCK UP
STOCK UP!
Kenzie and Mrs. F. B. Belt.
and more p articu la rly described as
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ollows:
The N orth H alf of th e N ortheast
G ardeners should make a resolu­
Q uarter of Section Twenty-one, in
tion, and keep it, to clean all weeds
H it the highw ay over the holiday. Rem em ber to stock up
Township One, N orth of Range
out of every b it of space, and burn
Tw enty-six, E.W.M., in Morrow
F rid ay and Saturday. All stores closed Monday, Labor Day.
County, Oregon.
them w*hile th e w eather Is nice to
This citatio n is issued p u rsu an t
work out of doors. This is th e last
order of the H onorable Carl W.
chance for tran sp lan tin g , and all the to
Chambers, Judge of the above-entit­
Lb.
work th a t can be done now in pre­ led Court, duly made and entered on
Fine
for
Seasoning
p aratio n for next year’s early a c ti­ the 25th day of May, 1939.
MRS. E. B. CASTEEL, Clerk.
vities will be a blessing later. As
Lb. pkg.
one cleans, burns, tran sp lan ts and (SEAL)
T his citatio n is served upon you
discards, new vacancies appear th a t by publication thereof for four suc­
may influence orders from th e a t ­ cessive weeks in the H erm iston H er­
tractiv e catalogues and w in ter read­ ald. a new spaper of general circula­
Lbs.
ing in new and old garden m aga­ tion published weekly in Herm iston,
Pure Cane
U m atilla County, Oregon, by order
zines.
of the H onorable Carl W. Chambers,
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Judge of the above entitled Court,
The flower show on th e 8th of w hich order was made and dated the
Assorted Flavors
Septem ber— don’t forget it and don't 25th day of May, 1939: the date of
the first publication of th is citation
let anyone else forget It, either. is the 10th day of A ugust, 1939, and
46 oz.
Send schedules, obtainable a t She the last date of publication w ill be
tin
Town House
A 3-RING CIRCUS
VALUE
THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1939.
as offer a century ago
When you buy
JOHN DEERE
IMPLEMENTS
y o u a r e a s s u re d
o f re p a ir s ervice
during their long life
6 Box C arton
14C
14c
POTATO CHIPS
Blue Bell's fresh,
salted chips.
delicious
3 oz. pkg.
5 oz. pkg.
1O£
15«
NOB HILL COFFEE.......Lb. 19c - 2 lbs. J B *
WAX PAPER, Diamond ....... 125 ft. roll 1
N.B.C. SHREDDED W HEAT.....3 pkgs. 29«
HIGHWAY GRAPEFRUIT.....No. 2 tin 91
PUREX BLEACHER.................... >/2 gal.
CANDY BARS ................................ each
HAPPY VALE SALMON............. tall tin J
PALMOLIVE SO A P........................bar
EDWARD’S COFFEE...................2 lbs. 4 ^
P erfect P ectin
and Juicy
Lb.
Alaska Pink - Large Can
Connor’s Cash Store
PHONE 301
HERMISTON
LURCH BOX - MU-MADE
Lunch Box Sandw ich spread or Nu-
Made DATED Mayonnaise. Both
trea ts for your picnic.
PINT
QUART
T W O NEW JOHN DEERE
21
H am m er Mills
The Model 10A and Model 14A, with 10 and
14 inch throats.
These are newly designed machines requiring a
minimum of power to operate. They have flexible
reversible hammer for longer life and less breakage.
They have a powerful blower and come equip­
ped with dust collector and sacking attachment.
The prices of these new mills delivered at your
farm are really mail order prices.
Come in and look these mills over.
Friday and Saturday Only
LETTUCE
Crisp U tah
CELERY
G iant Heads
GRAPES
Flame Tokay
Green Beans
Bratu-Bell Tnctir & Eqiipatit C«.
PENDLETON • PHONE 518
Store« is Arlington. Heypaw, Walla Walk and Athena.
Blue Lake Stringless
ORANGES
Juicy Sunklat
X fo r 15c
bunch 10c
3 lbs. X5c
3 lbs. 14c
X doz. X9c