The Hermiston herald., September 28, 1939, Page 2, Image 2

THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.____________________ t „ ,
PA G E,
tim e of th e fo u n d in g of th e club has
had th e p le a s a n t ta s k of b rin g in g its
m any a c tiv itie s before th e people of
th e co m m u n ity th ro u g h
its
firs t
year. T hey hav e m any a n d v aried ,
p lanned and ex ecu ted th ro u g h th e
h a rd w ork of th o se in te re ste d . W e
have trie d to h elp them by g a in in g
your in te re s t fo r th em , b o th in th e ir
specialized e ffo rts a n d th e ir a tte m p ts
to m ake o u r hom e tow n a m ore beau ­
tifu l place to live in an d to show th e
visitor.
I w ish a t th is tim e to acknow ledge
w ith g ra titu d e th e h elp I hav e had
from th e m em bers of my co m m ittee,
Mrs. E m il Z ivney an d Mrs. B. A.
Doyle. E specially do my th a n k s go
to th e e d ito rs of th e H erm isto n H e r­
ald w ho h a v e g iven us so w illin g ly
so m uch of th e ir space, b o th in a n ­
n ouncem ents, g a rd e n c h a ts, fe a tu re
w rite -u p s an d w indow space.
T he
H erm isto n L ig h t & P o w er w indow s
have been a t o u r disposal also, as
have m any of th e o th e r w indow s of
local m erch an ts. To each one w ho
h a s help ed u s in an y w ay we say
“ th a n k you” an d ask fo r y o u r su p ­
p o rt of th e co m m ittee w ho w ill ta k e
up th e w ork for th e fo llo w in g year.
G arden C lub P u b lic ity C om m ittee,
M rs. C h arles T aylor, C h airm an .
ANNOUNCMENT
WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE ARE FORTU­
NATE IN SECURING A LOCATION IN HERMISTON. IN MERCHANDISE
WE BELIEVE WE HANDLE THE OUTSTANDING LINES, SUCH AS—
H o t P oint
Zenith and RCA Radios
The name everyone knows. It in­
cludes REFRIGERATORS—“20 per
cent faster and more economical
freezing.”
RANGES—The leader in sales for
years.
WASHERS, IRONS, IRONERS,
TOASTERS, etc.—One out of every
home in the United States has some
Hot Point appliance.
The two outstanding leaders in radio
sales in the past two years. Victor
and Bluebird records.
ABC Washers
Your best in washing machines. Ap­
proved by Rice Institute. Leaders in
national sales and quality.
L & H Electric Ranges
Oldest manufactured electric range
in the United States.
Sparks and A. C. Little
Oil Burning Heaters
Pabco Paints
Linoleum - Roofing
AND EQUIPMENT
The only oil burning heaters passed
and approved by the National Board
of Fire Underwriters “who pass on
all oil heaters.” Look for the No. 3
stamp on the heater. Will save up to
15% on fuel costs and give 20%
more heat for the money.
Birthday Party Celebrated
Mrs. M. L. W atso n e n te rta in e d for
N ancy Jo W ednesday a fte rn o o n of
la s t w eek, th e occasion b e in g N ancy
J o ’s 10th b irth d a y . T h e a fte rn o o n
w as sp en t in o p en in g g ifts, p la y in g
gam es and p a rta k in g
of re fre s h ­
m ents. P re se n t w ere J e r r y R ogers,
B a rb a ra T odd, N ancy L ee C lark,
M a rie tta C lark . R osem ary Doyle,
M arylyn H ughes, M a rjo rie Doyle,
M arjorie H u g h es, S h irley Sim ons,
L ouise P e le tie r, P eggy M ae M cC ann,
L ela Dell W a rre n , D elores C a rr, M u­
riel K ingsley and A nn P ierso l.
Largest manufacturers of asphalt
base products on the Pacific Coast.
One of Pabco’s leaders is COOLITE
(may be seen on Hale’s roof.)
Small Appliances
Sunbeam, Manning Bowman and
others.
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Farm ers S u p p ly Co. ■ Hermiston
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I âasl . t h e
hoaJL
l/OJLL p a y ,
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Don't Spend Your Good
Money to Heat the Ceiling
Spark Oil Heaters send all o f the
heat out the front o f the heater in­
to the Living Z one w here you
actually use it. Both C irculating
Heat and Radiant Heat start imme­
diately to warm every corner o f the
room. Spark gives you both more
heat and
id : more economy.
NEW SPARK NEUTRA-TONE
FINISH...IT’S "COLOR SENSITIVE"
T h is revolutionary heater finish blends
like m agic w ith the furnishings o f your
room , w hether ligh t or dark. See it today.
Extra
FARMERS
SUPPLY CO.
x x
Us Demonstrate This
Spark Oil Heater to You.
L et
STOCK UP AT THESE
ROCK BOTTOM PRICES
15c
9c
14c
20c
49c
10c
16c
95c
10c
35c
KRAUT
2 >V2 “ size can 10c
P eanu t Butter 2 lb. jar 25c
CRACK ERS 2 1b. box
Fluffiest
M arshm allow s
Lb. Pkg.
M ATCHES 6 box ctn.
MILK
3 for
LA R D, Pure 4 lb. pkg.
Candy Bars - Gum 3 for
SUPURB
BEANS
Ä .1
doz.
P o rk -B ea n s 3 0 oz. can
W IENERS Fat Ones 2 lbs.
Connor’s Cash Store
HERMISTON
301
UMATILLA
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The Customers
A re in b u sin ess fo r them selves, ow ning an d o p e ra tin g ll*eir ow n
sto re ; th a t 's a consum er cooperative.
Y our m em bersh p
sp ectfu lly solicited by th eJT ern n sto n ^ C o -o p . G rocery.
Assorted Fancy Cookies Lb 19®
D e v ile d M eat >4 size tin s 3 F o r IOC
Tom atoes Solid P ack - No. 2% tin s 10c
BIG
Bliss Coffee
VALUE
COFFEE
VACUUM PA CK ED
A n econom y coffee
th a t is good to d rin k
T ry it! « iw ^ i lb.
A choice b len d acclaim ed by c ritic a l
coffee users. P acked by G eneral
Foods S ales C om pany. 1 lb.
»5*
15*
T u n a F lakes M eat
S tre a m lin e Broom
Mop S ticks
3 Tins
Y ou’ll L ike
I t B e tte r
IO C
H ER M ISTO N M E R C A N TILE
PHONE
We’re Here
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to Serve!
SAFEWAY
M o n e y -S a v in g
Cash Ciocèfc *.
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Dessert Bridge Luncheon Held
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GARDEN CLUB
CHATS
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Mrs. Cleve C lark , Mrs. F ra n k G ui-
w itz and Mrs. B e rt H a n e lin e e n te r­
tain ed a t th e l a t t e r ’s hom e a t a des­
se rt luncheon
S a tu rd a y
a fte rn o o n
w ith five ta b le s in play and T uesday
afte rn o o n w ith fo u r tab les, u sin g fall
flow ers an d a u tu m n leaves as deco­
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ra tio n s a b o u t th e room a n d on ta b ­
les. Mrs. G erald W h ite w on h ig h
score and Mrs. W. H am m won low,
S a tu rd a y , and T uesday M rs. W a lte r
S m ith w on high and Mrs. P e te r Cas-
tric low.
S alv ia sp len d en s, th e sc a rle t sage,
h as been p la n te d m ore th a n u su al on
th e p ro ject th is y ear an d its ric h red
bloom s h av e a ttr a c te d m uch a t t e n ­
tio n . I t is of th e m in t fam ily an d
w ill g ro w in alm o st a n y soil, b u t
needs su n m ost of th e day.
I t is
h a rd to com bine w ith o th e r colors
H ERM ISTO N UNION CHURCH
in th e g a rd e n , an d sh o u ld s ta n d
C. W a rn e r, P a sto r
alo n e in m ass, or w ith ca re fu lly [ W e a re p la n n in g a g re a t day n ex t
chosen colors of o th e r bloom s. T h ere S unday, O ctober 1.
is a b lu e v a rie ty th a t is h a rd y in th e
It is th e firs t a n n iv e rs a ry of our
g a rd e n fo r years.
w orship in o u r new b u ild in g , prom o­
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tio n day. g en eral ra lly day, o u r re g ­
L ily -o f-th e-v alley is easily
flow ­ u la r m o n th ly b a sk e t d in n e r and th e
ered in th e hom e. A bowl six inches a n n u a l b u sin ess m eeting.
in d ia m e te r w ill hold ten or tw elve
O ur aim fo r S u n d ay school a tt e n ­
pips. P la n te d in p eat m ossin an u p ­ d an ce on th a t day is 120. All m em ­
rig h t p o sitio n , w ith th e sh o o ts ex­ b ers of th e ch u rc h a re asked to co­
te n d in g above th e bow l, and m ois­ o p e ra te and frie n d s of th e c h u rc h
tened w ith w arm w a te r, flo w ers w ill a r e in v ited to en jo y th e day w ith us.
a p p e a r in th re e or fo u r w eeks, in
T he them e fo r th e m o rn in g s e rv i­
u su al room te m p e ra tu re .
ces w ill be “ Je su s th e R edeem er of
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th e W o rld ,” an d for th e ev en in g
A look a t th e book of re g is tra tio n service w ill be “ Je su s W a sh in g H is
fo r v is ito rs a t th e flo w er show , D eciple’s F e e t.”
show s n am es from Ohio, N o rth D a­
SE V E N TH DAY ADV EN TIST
k o ta, C o tta g e G rove, Los A ngeles
CHURCH.
an d L a u re l, M ontana. T h e v isito r
A T. K in g sb u ry . E lder
from th e last nam ed place w as p re s i­
S s h b sth sch ool s i
m oo a M
d e n t of th e L a u re l G arden club, and A. M. B rock, s u p e rin te n d e n t.
P re a ch in g se r v ic e at 11 On
If
I w e a re su re th a t o u r flo w er show
w ill g et fin e p u b licity .
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V erb en a
w ill
give
c o n tin u o u s
I bloom from J u n e to la te fall, an d its
¡rich , v aried colors a re w ell su ited to
m ass effects. It m ay be used to ad-
J v a n ta g e am o n g g lad s an d o th e r bulbs
as a g ro u n d cover.
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As you m ay su sp ect, w e have been
lo o k in g over th e G ard en E ncyclope­
d ia th a t h as been p u rch ased by th e
clu b an d is m a in ta in e d a t th e lib ra ­
ry. A p p aren tly every q u estio n th a t
one m ay w ish to ask is an sw ered in
its pages, an d no t th e least of its
c h arm s is th a t th e co rrect p ro n u n ­
cia tio n is p lain ly in d ic a te d . H a b its
[of y ears w ill have to be chan g ed
from o u r som etim es Model T way in
n am in g
th e flow ers. W e rejoice,
how ever, to find th a t th e ex p erts
have decided to em p h asize th e ” O”
in stead of th e " D I” in th e lovely
• It’» a fact, motorists. The new
g iadiola.
Goodrich Safety Silvertown ha» a
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specially designed windahield-irip»r
Mrs. B. A. Doyle w ishes th e m em -
action tread that »weep» wet road»
! hers of h e r flo w er show com m ittee
dry—»o dry that
to note th a t sh e h as called a m eet­
you can actually
L IG H T A M A T C H
in g for T u esd ay . O ctober 3, to ta lk
O N IT S T R A C K ]
over th e flo w er show
g iven
th is
For safety to ­
j m o n th , a n d fo rm u la te p la n s for th e
morrow see us
i sp rin g show .
a b o u t S ilv e r -
A t th e m e e tin g on O ctober 2. Mrs.
towns today. No ,
H. J. O tt w ill give a ta lk on " P a ll
extra cost!
I P la n s fo r S p rin g P la n tin g .” T h ere
should he a b e tte r a tte n d a n c e a t th e
in te re s tin g m eetin g s o f th e
club.
¡Come y o u rse lf and feel responsible
fo r re m in d in g a n o th e r m em ber of
th e d ate, o r b rin g a frien d .
W /NDSH/EiD-
W/PERACT/ON
OF NEW TIRE GIVES
QUICKEST NON-SKID
.STOPS YOU’VE EVER
SEEN ON WET ROADS!
7^ ^G oodrich
SAFETY Silvertown
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Mrs Taylor Bids Au Kevoir
W ith th is issue th e w ritin g of
n o tes fo r th e G arden C h at d e p a rt­
m en t passes to o th e r
hands. T he
p u b lic ity co m m ittee nam ed a t th e
Connor’s A uto
Repair Shop
Prices Sept. 29-Oct. 5
Sleepy Holbw Syrup
R ich in th e real m aple— tru e to th e
b est “ h o t cak e” tra d itio n s.
29*
A lb ers C orn Flakes 3
M ade in th e N o rth w e st
10
Lbs.
49®
Qt. ja r
29C
G ia n t 5 lb. pkg.
29c
M acaro ni
o r SPA G H ET T I
C u d ah y’s Pig Feet
B oneless
W h ite Eagle
Soap C hips
2
Noh H ill Coffee
W hy pay fo r a tin ?
Lbs. 39c
Lb. 20c
HARD MIX CANDY
2 lbs. »5*1
CHIPPED BEEF
............... 2 oz. jar 10* i
FRESH MACAROONS .................. Lb. 25* I
| BLACK PEPPER .................. 1 lb. pkg. 10* 1
| AIRWAY COFFEE...................... 3 lbs. 37« j
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Life Buoy Soap.......................... 3 bars 17c
Carnation or Bordens Milk . 3 tall tins 20c
Harvest Blossom Flour...........49 lbs. $1.19
Maxwell House Coffee...............2 lbs. 55c
M. D. Tissue.............................. 3 rolls 25c
Happy Vale Pink Salmon .... 2 tall tins 25c
Pierce Tomato Juice ........... Picnic tin 5c
SUPURB SOAP POWDER...........Large pkg. 17«
GUM DROPS..........................................2 lbs. 2 5 «
PARD DOG FOOD................................ 3 tins 25«:
HAPPY VALE PEAS, 303 tins.................2 for 15«
OVALTINE...................................... large size 5 9 «
INAVALE PUMPKIN.................. No. 2V2 tin 10«
SCOT TOWELS...................... ............. 3 rolls 2 9 «
SNOWFLAKE SODAS.......................... 2 lbs. 2 5 «
DIAMOND CRYSTAL SALT 2 26-oz. cartons 15«
INLAND VALLEY ASPARAGUS 2 No. 1 tins 19«
OREGON GROWN
'5 E Ì /
i
box
S w eet Potatoes
S elected No. l 'a
Onions
Lbs.
19c
10 lb. hags
13c
4
W alla W alla Sw eets
C a rro ts
F resh L arge B unches
Parsnips
W ashed - T en d er
2
5
- PB0DUCE FRI. A SAT. OILY —
Bu.
Lbs.
Sc
19c