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C O O P E R A T IO N Your Co-op. store Is m aking every effort to serve you well, and to save you money. T hanks to your increased patronage— it is im proving in condition and service every month. It deserves your support and your patronage, and to he successful, it m ust have them. C alifornia Stuffed Fancy Whole Segment BIG I1BTFO A Delleio“a Il A I tv - Confection - lb. I Grow sm aller and sm aller all the time, And when on the mown field, sh ru n k and dry. Brown dock and purple th istle lie, And smoke from forest fires a t noon, Can make the sun appear th e moon. W hen apple seeds all w hite before. Begin to darken in the core, I know th a t Summer, scarcely here, Is gone u n til another year, Grapefruit 3 nt .'" 3 9 c VALUE Cranberry Sauce COFFEE Fancy E astern An economy coffee th a t is good to drink Try it! £ lb. 17 oz. tin s for ....................... ..............33* PINK SALMON, 16 oz. tall t i n s .................... APPLESj Romes, W inesaps.................... box TOILET TISSUE, reg. 5c r o lls ..............3 for J J f MO* HERMISTON MERCANTILE PHONE COOPERATIVE 401 ♦ * THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1939. THE H ER M IS TO N HERALD. HERM ISTON. OREGON. PAGE SIX GARDEN CLUB C H ATS ♦ * The next meeting of the Garden Club will be held on November 6th, instead of November 3rd, as planned. This change of the meeting d ate was necessitated because the speaker had been arranged for under the old d ate schedule. On this day, November the 6th, the club will give a silver tea a t th e library a t 2:00 o’clock, and will have as a special guest speaker, Mrs. E arl Thompson, presi dent of the Pendleton Garden Club. Mrs. Thompson’» topic w ill be Chrys anthem um s. Members are requested to bring chrysanthem um s in co n tain ers to th e m eeting for display. The mums will be sold a t the close of the tea. foliage is a good tim e to plan for color in our own gardens. One rea son why the au tu m n colors are such a Joy is th a t the display comes when most of th e flowers a re gone and when lawns, fields and gardens have taken on a w ithered look. A t th is tim e plan ts whose foliage tu rn s col or are the difference between on in terestin g vista and one th a t is drab and u n in terestin g . Remember when planning an autu m n display th a t the b rillia n t colors may be dram atiz ed by placing nearby a p lan t or shrub whose foliage will stay green, thus form ing a decided co n trast. ❖ ❖ ❖ We Just came across th is poem of Edna St. V incent M illay’s, and be cause It Is so beautiful and so tim e ly we quote it: W hen the poppies in th e garden bleed, ♦ ♦ ♦ And th e coreopsis goes to seed. R ight now w hile we are enjoying And pansies, blossoming past th eir the b rillian t colors of th e autum n prime, , Shopping? Look These Over! Grapefruit Marsh Seedless - Doz. BEANS White or Red 4 lb». RICE Long Grain 3 lb«. Mild lb. CHEESE lb. Bacon Squares to Pop Pop Corn Guaranteed 3 pounds ................ Old Fashioned Chocolates 10c lb. 2 lbs. . | 7 | A | i n Money Back Guarantee L L i V I U IX 4 Peaks - 49 lb. sack 29c 23c 19c 19c 12c 19c 19c d»T OQ LARD, Pure 4 lbs. BACON Sliced lb. BACON Medium W eight lb. SOAP P. & G. Giant Bars 10 - 8 oz. Westag Vanilla A 25c Utility Knife FREE Bank FREE OXYDOL 1 Dime 2 large Pkgs. 35c 25c 21c 39c 25c 45c With every purchase of Nalley’s Products, a pink BERRY DISH FREE! UMATILLA STORE ONLY— With every $1.00 purchase, we will give a year’s Subscription to the Hermiston Herald for 99* Connor’s Cash Stores HERMISTON 30i UMATILLA 38-J-ll STANFIELD NEWS By Mrs. J. M. R ichards cided success judging from the large attendance. An in terestin g evening was spent. In d riv in g over the countryside, one sees farm ers rep airin g telephone lines in anticipation of the change to the dial system. Mrs. Thom as Gregory en tertain ed the Bridge club at her home Monday afternoon. Rev. A. M. W icker and d au g h ter will conduct special revival m eetings a t the Full Gospel Mission church commencing Sunday, November 5. Special vocal and in stru m en tal num bers will be featured in both the Sunday and week n ig h t services. The evening m eetings will open a t 7:45. An all day Fellow ship m eeting will be held a t the F ull Gospel Mis sion on Thursday, Nov. 9. The three services w ill be at 10:30 a. m., 2:30 p. m. and 7:45 p. m. as announced by the pastor, E rnest W. Bedwell. Burnkam & Burnham Cold weather is just ahead of us. We are well stocked with winter clothing. The following articles are just a few of the things you will need— M e i’s Rib Ksit Usierwesr 98c Men’s 10 % Woel Uiderweer $ 1 .1 9 Men’s Whip c° rd Werk Pests $ 1 . 6 9 Olive drab and grey mix. Mr. and Mrs. M artin Refvem and son Don w ent to Corvallis F rid ay to witness th e O.S.C.-W.S.C. game and to be guests of Bob Refvem a t the Dad’s day banquet Saturday night. A cousin, Mrs. S. G. Blackkolb of Zipper front ________ _______________ P ortland, came home w ith them for We have a new shipment of DRESSES, priced at a week’s visit w hile en ro u te to $2.98. These are very good looking and worth $3.75. Pullm an, W n., to visit h er son. HERMISTON UNION CHURCH Miss Eleanor K asari and her au n t, Our COATS are the best looking you have ever seen Rev. C. W arner, P astor Mrs. Lydia Becker of P ortland, are for $11.75. A church to be a tru e church of visiting the form er’s parents, Mr. Jesu3 C hrist m ust be an evangelistic In YARDAGE our 54 in. WOOL PLAID is excellent and Mrs. J. B. Kasari. church. We sponsor each year, a for shirts and jackets, priced at $1.10 yard. Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rueber and special evangelistic effort. d au g h ter N adine spent Sunday in WOOL and RAYON DRESS MATERIALS at 45c Rev. and 'Mrs. W. E. H arm an will W alla W alla. lead us in our m eeting, beginning and 59c. These aré 39 in. wide and really wonder Mrs. Clifford Conrad and small Sunday m orning, November 5th. ful materials. son of Heppner are visiting her p a r The followig are sermon topics for ents, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark. | the first week: The Stanfield Irrig a tio n D istrict Sunday m orning, “W hat H ast by H arold M arble who was elected has ju st completed the construction Thou In T hy H ouse?’’ Sunday even carry in g out his plans. He w as also elected president of vice president. Marble is th e son of a polling place one-half mile east ing, “ F irst T hings F irs t.” of Dr. and Mrs. A. E. M arble of H er of the city center In readiness for Monday Evening, "P recious F aith C authorn H all for the college year. His place as president is being filled miston. the Nov. 14 election. — Do We H ave I t? ” Mrs. Orvall Meyers was com pli Tuesday evening, "W hen Men mented w ith a show er W ednesday Prayed and Foundations Shook.” afternoon at the Loren Kenison res W ednesday evening, “ G lorying In idence. A ssisting Mrs. Kenison as The Cross.” hostesses were Mesdames C harles T hursday evening, "W ise and Well Connor of Pendleton, M. J. McDer Known, Y et A Fool.” m ott and Anne Reeves. Almost th irty F riday evening, "C hrist, All And ladies were in attendance. In All.” Services will be held each night A nother d elig h tfu l affa ir was a miscellaneous show er honoring Miss at 8:00 o’clock excepting Saturday Sophonia Rhea, bride elect of W alter night. Isackson, in the church parlors on F riday night. Hostesses were Mes SIX DAY SALE METHODIST CHURCH dames M. Refvem, Don Childs, N. D. S tearns Cushing Jr., P astor NOV. 3-9, Incl. Bard, J. F. Rueber, W. T. Reeves, Regular* services will be held at Vernon W ald, G. G. Sm ith, Carl the M ethodist church S unday m orn Rhea, W. G. W allace, J. F. Lane, G. ing. The p atso r’s topic for th e 11 6 box carton FAVORITE MATCHES E. G reathouse and th e Misses E lva o’clock worship service w ill be “ Can W estern Made Berry and L enna W aid. E n te rta in you tu rn your other cheek in pres Med. bar IVORY SOAP ment consisted of program num bers ent day society?” It Floats as follows: violin solo, George Mc Church school begins at 10:00 a. Derm ott: reading, Mrs. J. M. R ich m. and E pw orth League a t 7:00. 3 tall tins PORK & BEANS ards; vocal trio by th e Misses Mary, Van Camps Josehpine and M arie Rhea, sisters of W hite’s Attend Football Game. Lb. the honoree; a skit by Lorna Gabriel DARIGOLD CHEESE Mr. and Mrs. L. M. W hite re tu rn and Neva H edrick; m usical skit by F ull Cream ed Monday from a combined busi Billy G abriel and W ilm a M anaker, ness and pleasure trip to P o rtland Lb. MORELL’S BACON and a vocal num ber by the Misses and Corvallis. D uring th e ir stay in or S w ift’s Oriole Lorna G abriel, Neva H edrick and Corvallis they visited th e ir d au ghter V irginia Gabriel. Mrs. Vernon W aid 10 lbs. CANE SUGAR Lois who is a tten d in g O.S.C. They was the program chairm an. G ifts Save on th is Item also saw th e Oregon S tate-W ashing were many and beautiful. Among ton S tate football game an d a tte n d out-of-tow n guests were Mesdames ed the Dad’s Day banquet. Brock and Cooley, K enneth T rum bull and C harles Connor of Pendle ton; Evelyn Thorsen of P o rtlan d : SWARNER RECOVERS Give luxury a fling! Buy th e w orld's Mrs. Theo. G regory, Mrs. Paul Lee FROM INJURIES finest coffee yet save up to 10c per and Miss L au ra G regory of La G ran pound. W hen you w ant coffee ASK de. and Mrs. Ben Spencer of Uma Word has been received from F a ir FOR EDWARDS! tilla. banks, Alaska, by Mr. and Mrs. Al Lb. 2 lbs- The W om an’s Study club met a t fred C. S w arner, th a t th e ir son L aw the W. T. Reeves home T hursday af rence, who has been confined to the ternoon .w ith th e president, Mra. hospital in th a t city since th e early Coleman, presiding. Papers were read p a rt of A ugust. Is recovering from Nob Hill Coffee ................ Lb. 19c — 2 lbs. 35c and a tea hour enjoyed In compli Injuries w hich he received as a re ment to the ladies of the local fac su lt of an accident, and hopes to be Stokely’s Red Cherries.............. 2 No. 2 tins 25c ulty. Duchess Salad D ressing.................... Qt. ja r 25c able to he out in a few weeks. Mrs. P hilip Boggs was hostess to S w arner retu rn ed to F airb an k s Jap Hulless Pop Corn...........................4 lbs. 25c the Get T ogether club and th e ir early in Ju n e afte r com pleting his Cudahy’s T a n g ............................... 12 oz. tin 23c guests a t her home on the project on ju n io r year a t Oregon S tate college Purex - Bleacher................................. % gal- 20c T hursday afternoon. to be employed by a m ining company Camay Toilet Soap ................................. bar 5c Dick M cFarland of Fossil visited for the sum m er m onths. He planned at the home of his aunts, Mrs. C. on re tu rn in g to th e sta te s early In Brazil Nuts ............................................2 lbs. 29c Tillery and Mrs. Vern Gabriel la st Septem ber to go east to Chicago Schillings Black Pepper ......... >........2 oz. tin 5c week. w here he was represent th e Oregon Mrs. G. E arn est G reathouse re S tate college a g ric u ltu re engineers Del Monte Pumpkin .................. No. 2 ^ tin 12c turned home F rid ay follow ing a visit at a convention, a fte r w hich he at the home of her dau g h ter, Mrs. would re tu rn to Corvallis to com Mazda Lamp Globes ............................ each 15c plete his senior year. However his Loren Miller. Heinz Soup .................................2 med. tins 25c The high school carnival was a de in ju ries have prevented him from Men’s Wntl Sox - - 1 9 c 3 9 c 5 9 c Bnys’ All Wnol Plaid Jackets $ 1 .9 8 SÄFEWAYS NOVEMBER STORE WIDE SALE g 3^ 2Z* 59« ASK FOR EDWARDS 43* « High School Auditorium, Hermiston Wednesday, November 8 - 8:00 p. m. Formay....................................................3 lbs. 49c Seedless Raisins .............................4 lb. pkg. 23c Oxydol Washing Powder................ lge. size 19c Real Roast P-Nut Butter...................... 2 lbs. 25c Kellogg’s Pep .................................................. 11c Airway C o ffee.................... lb. 12c — 3 lbs. 35c SALE----- Big 2-hour Stage Show Red Jonathons — P L U S— Free Dance to Patrons MUSIC — DANCING — COMEDY — 79* Fancy & E x tra Fancy F 10 n»3.............. in shopping bag“ ^ * ' *5 * DRAMA “The Rose City Players’ of Portland, Oregon Present the Show that is Shocking the Nation “ Relief Be Hanged vv A 3-Act Modern Melodrama — P L U S— Five Acts Professional Vaudeville AUSPICES HERMISTON TOWNSEND CLUB “Come Early and Enjoy the Musical Prelude by TAYLOR’S TROUBADORS’’ ADMISSION: High School 28c — Grade Students 10c— Adults 38c Per Box 93^ More Produce Savings FRIDAY & SATURDAY LETTUCE G iant Heads W alla W alla ONIONS 12 'ba f Sweet - In Shopping Bag ORANGES 2 dO1 SWEET POTATOES 7 Sweet and Juicy Smooth Jersey Sweets 25* r
