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PAGE s :x C O O PER ATIO N Each co-op member should m ake it a point to interest his neighbor in the cooperative way of doing business. It pays. More members means more business, more business volume would mean g reater savings for each member. Mince Meat Pink Salmon Fancy Grade 2 lbs. (In Bulk) BIG VALUE COFFEE An economy coffee th a t is good to drink Try it! « lb. FRESH EGG NOODLES ROYAL JELL DESSERT lie 16 oz. tall tins Sandwich Spread or Salad Dressing Lemon Whip - Q uart Mason Ja r 21 * 15* ......................... 16 oz. pkg. 1 5 * ................... Package OLD DUTCH CLEANSER -... ...... . . .............. Can WHITE EAGLE SOAP CHIPS .......................... 5 lb. box g J? HERM ISTON M ER CANTILE PHONE We’re Here C O O PE R A TIV E 401 to Serve! * THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1939. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. •> •> ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ GARDEN CLUB ♦ CHATS There is still time to build a per ennial border, if you s ta rt a t once. It has been proven th a t Fall tra n s planting has advantages over Spring transplanting. The plants get s e tt led, the roots take hold and th e re is a minimum of loss. In th e S pring these Fall transplanted clumps s ta rt ahead rapidly. W hen it comes to choice of plants, each of us have our YOUR PRESENCE IS REQUESTED TO DANCE At 75c Per Couple in the A U D IT O R IU M IRRIGON Sat. Oct. 28 MERRILL’S ORCHESTRA (8-Piece) Vocal Selections Plus Entertainment Features favorites. T hat is a p art of the fun of gardening! Be sure to m ake your plans so th a t there will be blooms all season long. Special favorites may be used In q u an tities to domi nate the border d ifferen t m onths of the grow ing season, such as O riental poppy d u rin g May, sh asta daisy in June, phlox d u rin g Ju ly and August, coreopsis in Septem ber, w hile the spicy hardy chrysanthem um s will claim th e spot lig h t in October and November. ❖ ❖ Now is one of the best tim es of the year to make changes in th e g ar den. Cool w eather has checked the grow th of the plan ts and shrubs, and they may be tran sp lan ted now t o , tak e advantage of th e first grow th in the Spring. We suggest a few which may be safely planted: evergreens, lilacs, peonies, phlox and oth er perennials, and also shade trees. ❖ ❖ ❖ Mrs. F. B. Belt, president of the club, asks th a t members who have vases which they do not need, do nate them to the club so th a t there will be vases on hand for th e flow ers th a t are brought to the m eet ings. ❖ ❖ ❖ T he Civic Im provement com mittee suggests th a t it will be well to have all cans and trash hauled away be fore H allow e’en. T his will save a clean up day afterw ards. ♦ ♦ ♦ D on't forget th e new meeting dates, the first and th ird F ridays of each month. On November th ird there will be an out of town guest speaker, whose topic will be "Chrys- anthem um s.” Members are to bring vases of chrysanthem um s to be put on display for the meeting. Be sure to come. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH C. W arner, Pastor Sunday school, 10:00 a. m. M orning worship, 11:00 a. m. C hristian Endeavor, 6:45 p. m. Evening service, 8:00 p. m. The mid-week prayer service is held each W ednesday evening. Only church members who are committed to the belief th a t prayer is of the utm ost importance, and who give | prayer an im portant place in th e ir lives, are w orthy to be called church members. Remember our evangelistic m eet ings s ta rt November 5th. A ch aracteristic of th e reign of Christ, w hether it be in an indivi d u a l h eart, in a home, in a commu nity, or in a group of believers, is peace. The w ay to seek peace is to follow afte r th e things th a t make for peace. The place to do th is Is in th e church, am ong deciples of the P rin ce of Peace. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE Rev. E. D. Greeley, Pastor Bible school Sunday. 10:00 a.m. Bible school, Sunday, 10:00 a.m. Classes for all. Preaching at 11:00. Sermon sub ject (to be announced la te r). E vangelistic meeting, 7:45 p. m. Interestin g topic. W atch for our revival m eeting an nouncement. Services Sunday again at Thom son school, B utter Creek, a t 2:30 p. m. Come w ith the others and spend a profitable tim e w ith us. RUMMAGE SALE F rid a y & S a tu rd ay — All toy AND SATURDAY EVENING HOTEL DINING ROOM — FOOD SALE SATURDAY — • Use 9x12 rug Rug rag. • $600 stock of Model-T parts Wash boiler • Dishes, some hand painted Good dresses Warm clothes • Good 2-burner oil stove • Old furniture Pictures • Heavy rain coats Overcoats • Good shoes, men and women’s Men’s suits Old style radio, good for tinkering ELK SEASON TO BEGIN S U N D A Y Sunday, October 29, m arks the opening of the seventh consecutive season on elk in n o rth eastern Ore gon, since the season was first open ed in 1933 afte r a long period of clo sure. The 1939 season will rem ain open to and including November 12, 1939. Some absolutely new things and plenty very ancient article«. Everyone hates to part w ith these "T reasu res” but here they are a t last. You can ’t afford to miss seeing people’s junk. Ladies A lt a r Society * Hermiston The bag lim it is one bull elk hav ing horns; however, 500 special per METHODIST CHURCH m its have also been issued to take S tearns Cushing Jr., P astor ad u lt cow elk in the same area and W hat the 4th of Ju ly is to the during the same period th a t the sea U nited States, W orld Tem perance son is open for bull elk. Sunday is to the cause of tem per The open area includes Baker ance. On th a t day the churches of m any denom inations em phasize a n ti county, Morrow county, G rant coun alcoholism th ro u g h o u t the organiza ty, th a t p a rt of W allowa county tion of the local church. In th e Sun north of the baseline and west of the day School, worship servee, young Im naha river, and all of Union and people’s m eeting, th e social and re li U m atilla counties except the Mt. gious case ag ain st th e use of alcohol Emily game reservation. receives atten tio n . An effort is In accordance w ith provisions of made to inform the children and to the legislative act, h u n ters will be enlist the in terest of older people. required to report at a checking s ta The question of alcohol liquor is tion before en terin g the elk area and studied. The m inister calls upon the likewise check out upon leaving the people to exam ine th e ir own d uty in area regardless of w hether or not regard to the social and moral prob any elk was killed. Checking sta lem, to register th e ir allegiance, and tions, w hich will be open by noon on make th e ir contribution to the tem Friday, October 27, will be located perance cause. W orld Tem perance a t th e follow ing places: Pendleton, Sunday will be observed in th e H er Milton, P ilo t Rock, Ukiah, La miston M ethodist church, October Grande, Baker, E nterprise, Heppner, 29. M orning worship begins a t 11 Seneca, Long Creek, Dale, N orth a. m. Church school a t 10 o'clock. Powder, A ustin, Troy, Sum pter, The E pw orth League m eets a t 7 p. Drewsey, Ju n tu ra , Starkey and John m. The leader will be Edw ard Shaw. Day. APPLE Sale Join w ith Safeway in reducing this y ear's trem endous apple surplus. G reatest values in Oregon apples. JONATHONS - DELICIOUS - ROMES Per Box = 10 lb. shopping bag 25* More Produce Values .. — CELERY - U ta h ............................ bunch £ £ CRANBERRIES........................... 2 lbs. 2 9 * ORANGES, med. siz e................... 2 doz. 29* CAULIFLOWER............................. Head LETTUCE, solid heads............................ £ £ SWEET POTATOES...................... 7 lbs. 2 5 * P a i n t S a le RISISTO 1 gal. cans, was $1.50—SPECIAL g^^ £ 1 ,2 9 • Prices effective Oct. 27 - Nov. 2 PA B C O M U LT I SER VICE 1 gallon, was $3.45 — SPECIAL 1 quart, was $1.05 — £2«9S SPECIAL POP CORN ...................... .............. 4 lbs. 2 5 * OREGON W ALNUTS.................... 2 lbs. 1C * Soft Shell Frank« KLEENEX..................................... 2 pkgs. 2 5 * Cleansing Tissue - 200 count SALAD OIL ................................. Gallon O g£ PA B C O M. 8. E N A M E L Connor’s Cash Store 10 High Price College - 0 Another Victory for our Alma Mater MILK p4 a .ic a °™ ng 3 for 19c M arshm allows LbUpk^ 10c T om atoes 2(4 size 10c - 3 - 29c Peas, Corn, Beans, 3 cans 25c BACON Sliced - No-rind lb. 25c Pop Corn It Pops 3 lbs. 19c 4-Tie each 33c BROOM S CIDER Bi ing your jug gal. 25c Crackers Graham - 2 lb. box 23c VANILLA Westag - 8 oz. bot. 15c Connor’s Cash Stores HERMISTON 301 UMATILLA 38-J-ll 1 gallon, was $4.70 — SPECIAL 1 quart, was $1.30 — £3*33 SPECIAL gal. $1.10 gal. $ .80 Linseed O il Turpentine SU PU R B..................................... Lge. pkg. W ashing Powder BACON B A C K ................................... Lb. f Lean - Sweet Cure CARNATION M ILK Top Grade 3 tall tin s .... All Other Paint Prices In Proportion — (BRING CONTAINERS) PURE LARD K ettle Rendered 8 lb. Pail ...... 8 9 * SLICED LAYER Bacon Rindiese LB. Don’t Spend Your Good Money to Heat the Ceiling 39c 5c 10c 4c 25c 23c Federal Milk 3 tall tins Calumet Baking Powder lb- tin Spry Shortening 3 lbs. Penthouse Raviola —- 16 oz. tin Albers Corn Flakes, G iant 3 for M. D. Tissue .................... 3 rolls 19c 20c 55c i0c 25c 25c Sperry Corn Kix Package Monster Gum Drops 2 lbs. Ovaltine Large pkg. Swansdown Cake Flour '&e Pks- Del Monte Prunes 2 lb. Pkg. Bacon Squares ....................... lb. n c 25c 59c 22c 14c 10c HALLOWEEN MASK FREE Spark Oil Heaters send all o f the heat out the front o f the heater in to the Living Zone where 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 mort heat and more economy. W ith each purchase of our coffee. Clowns, policemen and Snow-WhRe masks to choose from. NEW SPARK NEUTRA-TONE FINISH...IT’S "COLOR SENSITIVE" This revolutionary heater finish blends like magic with trie furnishings o f your room, w-nether light or dark. Sec it today. — »5* P&G Laundry Soap 10 g ian t bars Lifebuoy Soap P er bar Roasted Peanuts ............ Per lb- Jell Well Package Duchess Salad Dressing Q uart Monogram Dates 1% lb. pkg. $59.50 up • EDW ARDS A IR W A Y RO B H IL L 2 3 3 LBS. LBS. LBS. 43c 35c 35c LET US D E M O N S T R A T E T H IS S P A R K Farmers Supply Co, HERMISTON, OREGON SAFEWAY Y our M o n e y -S a v in g C ash G rocer *
