The Hermiston herald., February 22, 1940, Page 6, Image 6

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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
W hy?
Du so m an y o t o u r cu sto m ers te ll us th a t
th e co-op sto re Is th e m ost satisfa c to ry p lace to tra d e ?
BECAUSE— T hey sav e m oney on ev ery p u rch ase. O ur every
day prices a re low er. N ot m erely a few ad v e rtise d lead item s for
a couple o f d ay s each week.
BECAUSE— T hey g et a sq u a re d eal ev ery tim e. F a ir d e a l­
ing an d h o n esty a re in h e re n t in th e co o p erativ e sy stem of d o in g
business.
B EC A U SE - T hey a re p a rt ow n ers of th e bu sin ess w h ere
th ey p u rc h a s e th e ir supplies. T h ey g et ‘serv ice a t c o st’. A ny
p ro fits a c c ru in g from th e co n d u ct o f th e ir b u sin ess a re e ith e r
placed back in to th e ir business or paid back to th em in th e form
of p u rch ase d iv id en d s a t th e d esc re tio n of th e B oard of D irecto rs
elected by th e c u sto m er m em bers.
M.J.B. COFFEE
White Star Tuna
PINEAPPLE
T he Q u ality Coffee
of A m erica
C hicken of
th e 'Sea
R eliance F ancy
Sliced
16c
19c
BIG tin
BIG V A LU E
STREA M LIN E
d iffe re n t - b e tte r
COFFEE
BROOM
N ew S h ip m en t
F re sh & D rin k ab le
Lb.
59*
EAGLE
BROOM
15*
OX Y D O L
book In '38. has ta k e n over th e Job
a g a in th U year.
T he follow ing s ta ff has been a p ­
pointed:
E d ito r ..................... Joyce M cCulley
A ssista n t E d ito r ......... J a c k M&yer
B usiness M an ag er ...... G ale F e lt-
house
A ctiv ities E d ito rs .............. A udrey
N ull and Bob Ja ck so n
D ram a ....................... E le a n o r Sires
. Society .................. F ra n c e s F o lle tt
S ports ....................... A llan C lark e
A rt ........................................ BUI B elt
S n ap sh o ts .... H e n ry Som m erer, J r .
F a c u lty A dvisor .... M ervin W e rth
C o c k -A -D o o d le N e w s
Y ou’ll be th rille d w hen you see o u r
By Mrs. T. A. O’G rady
Iu re a d in g a book on Sw eden we
cam e across th is in te re s tin g in fo r­
m a tio n :
‘‘T h ere a re m ore flow er
shops in S tockholm th a n in an y o th ­
er c ity in p ro p o rtio n to its in h a b i­
ta n ts , an d th e flo w er tra d e is th e
m ost th riv in g of all. Sw edish ladles
h av e tw o b irth d a y s, o r r a th e r tw o
fete day3, a nam e d ay an d a b ir th ­
day, to a ffo rd th e ir frien d s a double
o p p o rtu n ity for o ffe rin g th em flow ­
ers, an d th e ir frie n d s n ev er fa il to
av ail th em selv es of it.”
♦ ♦ ♦
If you a re tire d of y o u r w in te r
b o u q u ets an d potfed p la n ts, if th e
s p r in g su n sh in e m ak es you w ish for
T he h ig h school h as decided to
a ch an g e, try m a k in g d ish g ard en .
You w ill find an in s p ira tio n a l a r ­ buy a p h o n o g rap h a tta c h m e n t for
tic le w ith illu s tra tio n s in th e M arch the loud sp eak er system In th e gym.
n u m b er of th e B e tte r H om es and D ifferen t ones a re b eing trie d out
G ardens. If you do n o t have th is to find th e b e st su ite d m achine. It
m ag azin e you w ill find it and th e will be used fo r dan ce p a rtie s and
A m erican Home a v a ila b le a t
th e social d a n c in g on F rid a y noons. It
has been found very successful so
lib ra ry .
far.
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F ive c e n ts adm ission w ill be
How d is a p p o in tin g it is to spend
a lo t of tim e p la n n in g y o u r g ard en charged to buy new records a n d to
help pay for th e m achine.
an d th e n to h av e a b u rs t of color all
a t one tim e an d a lu ll w ith alm o st
no bloom a t all
Now is th e tim e
to have a session w ith o u r cata lo g s
and avoid th is d isa p p o in tm e n t n e x t
season. L ast y e a r we p lan ted v e r­
b en as in th e tu lip bed an d z in n ia
seed lin g s in th e ir is bed a n d lilted
th e effect very m uch. T h is season
we a re p la n n in g on p la n tin g a bed
of red an d yellow z in n ia s and A fri­
can m arig o ld s m ixed
to g e th e r
in
fro n t of th e c h ry s a n th e m u m bed. A
n e ig h b o r su g g e s ts a n n u a l phlox as
a cover for th e tu lip bed.
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T he flow er show co m m ittee asks
th a t all m em bers save c le a r glass
o live b o ttle s an d b o ttle s of s im ila r
size a n d sh ap e to be used for sh o w ­
LIBBY
in g specim en bloom s a t th e sp rin g I
show .
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T he stu d y g ro u p w ho a re t a k i n g !
C ream S tyle
th e course for Ju d g in g w ill m eet a t j
No. 2 tin .................
th e hom e o f Mrs. T. A. O’G ra d y on |
F rid a y , M arch 1 st, a t 2 :8 0 in th e
a fte rn o o n . A nyone in te re ste d is in ­
v ited to a tte n d .
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N ex t m e etin g d a te is F rid a y , F e b ­
ru a r y 23. Mrs. D o ro th y B ishop of
P e n d leto n w ill be th e speaker.
L arge F re sh G rade “ A”
Spring D resses
H ig h styled, expensive loo k in g y et co stin g so m uch
less th an ' you w ould expect to pay. T hey s p a rk le w ith
new d etails, bubble over w ith gay p a tte rn s a n d colors
. . . and th e y 're of G IN G ERV A TIN G crepe, an d crow n
te ste d spun rayon. T ak e a look a t th e ir new n eck ­
lin e s . . . th e ir fla tte rin g w a istlin e s,, th e c u te sleeves.
You w on’t be ab le to re s ist them . Come in an d try
one on . . . y o u 'll love it . . . a n d y o u 'll a g re e w e’ve
g o t so m eth in g to crow ab o u t. G enerously c u t— W a sh ­
able. A com plete selection a t —
STUDENTS PURCHASE
NEW PHONOGRAPH
lb.
7 oz. tin
GARDEN CLUB
CHATS
THURSDAY, FE B R U A R Y 22, 1940.
A V alue
30*
Lge. pkg.
18c
HERMISTON MERCANTILE
COOPERATIVE PHONE
3011
We’re Here
to Serve!
$ 1 .9 8 * $ 1 .9 8 - $ 5 .0 0
A lush collection of b rig h t colored tro p ic a lly in sp ired
HOUSE DRESSES
in th e new 1940 m an n er.
P o p lin s, H oneycom b W eaves, B ro ad ­
_
cloth & Percales.
$ 1 .1 9
SAYLO R ’S
Y our
M o n e y -S a v in g
C ash G rocer
SAFEWAY
* Featuring Low Prices on Popular
SEE
US
FO R
THE
Electric Units
FO R
C H IC K B R O O D E R S
T H A T T H E 4 -H B O Y S D E M O N S T R A T E D .
ALSO OTHER POULTRY SUPPLIES —
Inland Cooperative
FOOD
PRODUCTS
Six D ays - February 2 3 to 2 9
F rid a y T h ru T h u rsd a y N ite
C O R N
BLEACH RITE
10*
B leach er
P. & G. SOAP
Dozen
SALT
U n til Y ou H a v e O n ce O v ered T h e se B est B u ys—
C D C ry
HANDY HELPER — 1 to each customer as long as
supply lasts — Lifts, mixes, whips, crushes, strains.
jg#
i*#
“ J*
J
12c]
$1 IQ
$1.J>5
f 0#
S tric k le r 7 .........F — ............. P earson
Jo n es 1 ................F ........ 6 H ollom an
R ic h a rd s 5 .........C................... 6 T ille r
M ansfield 10 ..... G ................... 5 Corpe
C ongleton 7 ....... G....................... R ugg
S u b stitu tio n s — H e rm isto n :
Ben-
sel. C ram p to n , G ettm an n 2. C larke,
M ac-H i: D oherty, Y an tis, M etzger 1,
M agruder.
O fficials: H odgen an d C ushing.
J 3#
J£#
Decided im p ro v em en t
in
w ater
co n d itio n s has been n o ted th e p ast
week w ith ra in s in th e low er a reas
and m ore snow in th e m o u n tain s. It
w as rep o rted th a t a to ta l of six feet
of snow w as recorded a t T oll G ate
over th e week end. W a te r su p e rv i­
sors expressed v iew s th a t th e o u t­
look fo r full reserv o irs w ere m uch
b rig h te r th a n d u rin g th e p a st few
weeks.
L ocally th e w e a th e r h as been e r-
c e p tio n ally fine, w ith
fa irly
cool
n ig h ts an d w arm days. T he sun h as
sh o w n b rig h tly d u rin g m ost of th e
week an d re sid e n ts a re b e g in n in g to
p lan g a rd e n s an d sh ru b s.
BACON, Farm er’s style s id e .... ................. lb.
VANILLA, (Im itation) ................8 oz. bottle
25c Utility Knife FREE!
COFFEE, E d w a rd s....................................... lb.
MATCHES 6
FLOUR, 4 Peaks
box carton
............. 49 lb. sack
A b so lu tely G u a ran teed
FLOUR, Centennial silk sifted .... 49 lbs.
IS«
SU-PURB
CRACKERS
BEANS, stringless full No- 2 ,an
.......... 2 for
CORN, whole kernel full No. 2 c a n .....
2
for
SALAD OIL, pure vegetable (in bulk) .... qt.
M a tch es
14*
E d w ard s
CHEESE, Just R ite .......................................lb.
O ’C E D A R D U S T E R
$ 1 .2 5 V a lu e for
48 in. LACQUERED HANDLE
LARGE BOTTLE O’CEDAR
S tick W r ig le y ’s S p ea rm in t G um to e v ery
o n e e n ter in g our »tore S A T U R D A Y !
Connor’s Cash Store
P H O N E 2761 — H E R M IS T O N
T h is s p rin g ’s ed itio n o f th e P u r ­
ple an d Gold w ill m a rk th e th ird
y ear of th e a n n u a l sin ce Its rev iv al
in 1938. Miss V era Sisson, w ho to
su ccessfu lly secured a d s fo r th e year-
35c
3 bars
17c
T o ile t Soap
CALUMET
Lb.
13C
B ak in g P ow der
D ependable
M A Y O N N A IS E
COFFEE
..........: 17*
I t's
LB.
th e
D ATED
fre sh e st
ON
you
can
EVERY
buy.
LABEL
Quart
P in t
M IL K
C herub
3
14% oz. tin s
WATER CONDITIONS
IMPROVE W IT H RAIN
WORK STARTED ON
SPRING ANNUAL
15c
or 3 for $1.00
CAMAY
Box 3C
6 box c a rto n .........
19 Hermiston
' T he re p o rt for th e week follow s:
D ate
Max. Min.
F e b ru a ry 15 ................ 55
38
F e b ru a ry 16
49
33
F e b ru a ry 17 ................ 50
41
F e b ru a ry
56
41
F e b ru a rv 19 ................ 56
27
F e b ru a ry 20
53 .... 23
P re c ip ita tio n for th e week w as
.68 in.
G ian t 50 oz. pkg.
G ra n u la te d Soap
M acaron i or S p a g h e tti ........................... 5 lbs. 2 5 #
V a n C am p ’s P ork & B e a n s .............. lge. tin
9#
G ra p efru it J u ic e, T ex -en e......... 46 oz. tin 15#
C a stle C rest P e a c h e s ______ 2 No. 2) •> tins 27#
K itc h e n C ra ft F l o u r ................. 4 9 lb. sack $1.49
D e l M on te G reen B e a n s ...... 2 No. 2 1 •» tins 23#
S a lm o n , Brookdale C h u m .... 2 16-oz. tins 25#
Z e e T o ile t T i s s u e ............................ 4 roll pkg. 1 9 #
F a rin a , Made-Rite ................
4 lb. sack 23#
M issio n e tte E g g N o o d l e s ............ 16 oz. pkg. 1 9 #
20*
Large 2y2 lb can
KRAUT
CppC|
I llbb.
Mac-Hi 31
lbs.
8
FA V O R ITE
I C o n tin u ed from P ag e O ne)
M ac-H i scored ten p o in ts to tak e the
sc o rin g h o nors of th e evening.
T h e H erm isto n h ig h school B ag
g re g a tio n d efeated th e sen io r class
In th e p re lim in a ry gam e. T he sen
iors w ere ch am p io n s in th e in te r-
class to u rn a m e n t. T h ey p u t up a
good fig h t b u t th e seasoned second
s trin g e r s proved ju s t too m uch for
them . T he fin al score w as 31 to 8
in fav o r of th e B squad.
39c
M ortons
SUB-DISTRICT TOURNAMENT
HOLD EVERYTHING!
10 giant bars
L a u n d ry
EGGS
BULLDOGS ELIMINATED FROM
15c
y2 gal. jug
Auü/iMitßßtLI
FR ID A Y and
SATURDAY
S afew ay
prom ises g ra n d
ta s tin g
m eats every tim e you buy or your
m oney back.
Friday &
Saturday
B E E F P O T R O A S T ........................ lb. J 7#
C hoice c e n te r sh o u ld er c u ts of s te e r beef
PO R K
“
lb.
R O A ST
S h an k less, lean c e n te r sh o u ld er c u ts
S L IC E D
BA C O N
*
.............. lb.
A rm o u r’s s t a r fancy, rin d le ss & lean
LAMB CHOPS
£3#
~
lb. 21c
D elicious, fla v o rfu l from fin e s t young lam b.
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WINESAP
Box 55#
ROMES
Box 83#
L E G -O -L A M B ................................. lb. 23#
L A M B R O A S T ................................ lb. 1 5 #
L A M B S T E W ................................ lb.
9#
J o w l B a co n , Armour’s fancy
lb. 1 0 #
A rm ou r’s S tar B a co n .................. lb. 21#
S a lm o n S te a k s, R ed Chinooks lb. 1 9 #
h e / n e w b e h - • YO U R S A F E W A Y
O N IO N S
W alla W alla Sw eet
20*
lb. 3#
LEM ONS
doz.
L arg e S u n k ist
CABBAGE
Solid F resh
PO TATO ES
S m ooth No. l 's
12
lbs.
store has the lowest prices
23#
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