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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1940)
page s ; x The P urpose of a private business is to MAKE MONEY for those few who own its stock—to exploit the customer. The purpose of a Consumer Cooperative is to pro vide goods and services AT COST to the customer FOR USE — Not For Profit. lAc PORK & BEA N S........................ No. 2i/2 Tin Delicious home style, with Tomato Sauce. SHREDDED W H E A T .................... Package IOC Original Niagara. big VALUE me corps to 34,000 enlisted men, its greatest peace time strength. Due to this great increase, promotion will be faster than it has been at a n y '' time during the past 20 years, the captain said. Branch recruiting officers are be-1, ing opened at Boise, Idaho, and Walla Walla, Wn., to help in hand ling the increase. Male United States citizens be ◄ tween the ages of 18 and 30, with ◄ out dependents, of good habits and ◄ character, and in good health, ◄ eligible for enlistment. BASEBALL 3 Hermiston ◄ ♦ * GARDEN CLUB CHATS CERTO 3 3 VS. ♦ ◄ * ◄ By Mrs. Thomas O’Grady My garden dear is very queer, It gives me no elation, For making Jam s and ◄ You’ll Enjoy Its Full The reason why, I’m told is Flavor & Aroma. ◄ Jellies. I give it WEAKLY cultivation. Anonymous. ◄ Lb- 15< ❖ ❖ ❖ Bottles f o r ........ Is there any recreation which ◄ brings greater rewards than garden ◄ ing? Whether you grow flowers or PEAS, Fancy Small S ie v e ..............No. 2 Tin vegetables you always derive good ◄ from growing them. That is why ◄ Canned at Pendleton. gardeners are happy. While their ◄ favorite pastime has its disappoint M ATCHES 6 Box Carton ments. even these lead on to inter ◄ esting and pleasant labor which in TOILET TISSUE the end brings about a happy ending. ❖ ❖ «8» It makes no difference if we grow vegetables or flowers either or both Wilcox and Le Roy Tracy. afford wholesome pleasant exercise. The guests were given “pesos” as Whether we grow cucumbers or zin PHONE nias we thrill with pride at the final they entered to play the horse races, 3011 result and that is the greatest re chuck-a-luck, black jack and other ward of gardening. games. Mrs. Monte Hedwall and ❖ ❖ ❖ In the Sunday edition of the Ore Marvin Rankin received prizes for gonian, June 2, there appeared a list winning the largest number of pesos of men for enlistment during the of people who have passed the first during the evening. CALL GIVEN FOR month of June, according to word re in a series of examinations for judg Dancing until midnight followed in amateur flower shows, which the games, after which the guests MARINE ENLISTMENT ceived today from Captain James B. ing were recently conducted by Mrs. Hardie, officer in charge of Marine Daniel Heffner. Thruout the entire were asked to “come and get it” at corps recruiting activities in the state with the exception of the city a buffet luncheon “on the house.” The United States Marine Corps of Portland, there were sixty women recruiting office in the U. S. court Portland district. This, Captain Hardie stated, is and two men and in the city of Port GROUP TO MAKE house at Portland has been author due to the fact that congress has land there were eigteen women who ized to accept an unlimited number authorized the expansion of the Mar passed the test. In the Hermiston VACATION TRIP Garden club three members took the examination, Mrs. W. E. Logan, Mrs. Vera Doyle and Mrs. T. A. O’Grady, A party of Hermiston • and Port and are now accredited judges. land residents plan to leave June 10 Advanced examinations will be on a motor trip east. Included in the held in Portland in the early part of party are Mrs. James Todd and two the winter for all who passed the daughters Virginia and Peggy and first test. We understand that there Mrs. C. E. Baker of Hermiston, Mr. are four examinations in all to be and Mrs. Henry Gunn and family ❖ ❖ and Mrs. Roberta Gunn of Portland, taken. Shasta dasies are just now com and Miss Roberta Ratchford, re $1.00 Hinds Honey & Almond Cream ing into bloom but we read recently turning to her home in Kentucky. that when they are thru blooming Mrs. Todd and two girls will accom While stock lasts. if they are fertilized and cut back they will produce a second crop of pany Mrs. Gunn and Mrs. Baker to flowers. St. Louis, Missouri, where they will WATER GLASS (egg preserver) ........2 qts. .;. visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. We saw a bed of Prince of Orange BLACK LEAF “40” ........................ 1 lb. tulips and chamois colored stocks Casseday. Mrs. Gunn and Mrs. Baker that Was beautiful. The colors blend will continue east to Lexington, Ken I ICE C R EA M ..................................... qt. brick ing into each other were soul satis tucky, Mrs. Gunn’s old home. rying. The party plans to go by way of ❖ ❖ ❖ POCKET WATCHES ..........guaranteed Next meeting June 14, and at that Yellowstone National park and from meeting Mrs. Doyle will give a re there Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gunn will return to Portland. James Todd port on the regional convention. FROSTED MALT ..................... Quart plans to join his wife and daughters CLUB EL SQUANDRO later in the summer and return home “The Drink You Eat With a Spoon.” about the first of September. Mrs. THEME OF PARTY Baker will accompany them on the Take some home tonight. return trip. “Club El Squandro” was the sett ing for a party given by Mr. and stirr ngdrama Mrs. Jarvis Durfey for a group of 30 friends Wednesday evening, May IN NEW FILM — LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN — 29, at the Hermiston Hotel. Miss Lavina May Lynch and her house What is said to be the most 1 Lb. Prince Albert T obacco............................. guest, Miss Cathern Weber of Cum daringly realistic jailbreak ever berland, Maryland, were guests of shown on a screen provides the P. A., Velvet, Half & Half and Big B e n .......... honor. breath-itaking climax of “Johnny The party motif, a night club Apollo,” the new drama, starring 1 Lb. Climax, Day’s Work and Brown’s Mule somewhere South of the Border, was Tyrone Power and Dorothy Lamour carried out in Mexican decorations, which starts at the Oasis theatre costumes of the host, hostess and as Sunday. sistants, Mrs. Zona Rogers, Miss Eva But then realism is the keynote of this thrilling picture, which tells COFFEE 2 45c 1 !<• f H E L IX SUNDAY, JUNE 9 H erm iston P ark Î HERMISTON MERCANTILE COOPERATIVE Drugs for Less aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa in terms of bite and dynamite, the story of the banker’s son who turned from college man to mobster when the father idolized was sent to prison and his wealthy friends turned against him. Tyrone is seen as “Johnny Apol lo,” while Dorothy Lamour has her best role to date as “Lucky” Du- I TOBACCO 69c IOC 2 00 T h o m p s o n ’s D ru g S to re GOOD TIM E AHEAD Saturday, June 8 PROFIT SHARING PLAN ► KOOL AID ................................3 pkgs. Lucky charm with each package. > WEINERS ........................................ lb. • MILK, Morning Brand .......... 3 tall cans 1 KERR, Regular L id s ................................. JIFFY S E A L S ............................ 3 pkgs. FORM A Y ,.................................3 lb. can Pure vegetable oil shortening. MEASURING CAN .......... gal. size With pouring spout. BAKING POWDER, Calumet 1 lb. pkg SALAD OIL, ................................. quart In bulk, bring container. FLY SPRAY ...................... , Qt. bottle 100 j J 90 2 f)C 450 100 1^0 2?C 29^ ASK US ABOUT OUR NEW PROFIT SHARING PLAN Connor’s Cosh Store PHONE 2761 — HERMISTON A t.S ta n fie ld Dance Presented by Stanfield Commercial Club Music by The Troubadors Admission 60c & 15c G. Lester White REFRIGERATION and AIR CONDITIONING SERVICE Household and Commercial Re frigeration — Furnace Conversion Oil Burners — Oil Furnaces Exhaust Fans, Self Contained Air Conditioners. FREE ESTIMATES Phone 3741 — Hermiston, Ore. A D S For SALE IN OUR NEXT ISSUE SAFEWAY Your Money-Saving Cash Grocer 6 DAYS 49c 99c $1.00 2OC $1.00 2*)C barry, the sophisticated night club entertainer, who walks out on her gangster boy friend, Mickey Dwyer, when Apollo walks into the picture. Edward Arnold is the banker father. Prices for June 7 to June 13. Friday Through Thursday Nite. GUARANTEED M E A T S in St^iwcuf's d tiu xt WahJctis, • A Meat Prices Effective Friday and Saturday Only. BACON Lb....... BEEF ROASTS Blue Label PORK ROASTS 190 21C Lb. CHOICE CHUCK CUTS— Lb. FANCY CENTER SHOULDER CUTS P IC N IC S SHORTEN ING 4 lbs. White Cloud 2£c Lb. 140 21c MORRELL’S TENDERIZED— VEAL STEAK Lb. FANCY MILK FED VEAL— FLORIDA GRAPEFRUIT 3 No. 2 tins At a Saving ! ORANGE MARMALADE 2 Lb. Ja r Sunny Jim. PORK & BEANS 16 oz. Tins Van Camps. HOT SA U CE Highway. PINEAPPLE Giant 114 Tin Del Monte Deluxe Slices. WHOLE BEETS Blue Lake. IN OUR FR U IH TA N D ^r / h isA “ph odu.cz C A BB A G E'DAY AND saTCRD” FIRM GREEN HEADS L E M O N S .......................... LARGE SUNKIST The Hermiston Dairy THIN RINDS - announces •FULL OF JUICE A Larger Dairy Herd WE HAVE THIS WEEK PURCHASED THE DAIRY HERD AND EQUIPMENT FROM A. P. GARNER (PURITY DAIRY). IT IS OUR PLAN TO COMBINE THE TWO DAI RIES AND OPERATE AS THE HERMIS TON DAIRY. WE FULLY REALIZE OUR RESPONSIBILITIES IN SERVING OUR CUSTOMERS IN HERMISTON AND WILL ENDEAVOR TO CARRY ON THE EXCEL LENT SERVICE WHICH HAS BEEN REN DERED BY MR. GARNER THESE MANY YEARS. MR. AND MRS. H. L. PAYNE. ........... W ATERM ELONS. . n, GUARANTEED.................... ORANGES 1............. ........ 2 L'OZ. 5 ~ ........ NEW POTATOES ............ LOCAL GROWN Pure Cane SUGAR g ii ‘ ............ jq Lbs U AjDS’ NOB HILL COFFEE. Lb. J9c — 2 Lbs. 35c I R1 IT Cocktail, Full-o-goid, No. 1 Tin 10c 10 pounds . ..51c AL SATIN Veg. Shortening. 3 Lbs 45c FLY TOX SPRAY, Quart Tin ■ ....... .35. HOLLY LYE. 3 Tins .............. . FAVORITE LAMPS. Each ............................ . KRAFT DINNER. Package ......................l l c 100 POUNDS MATCHES Made in the West 6 Box Carton lie CASTLE CREST PEARS, No. 2 ^ Tin KRAFT MALT. MILK. 2 Lb. Tin ..... BRUCE ORANGE JUICE? 46 0«. Tin 1SC II, WHITE MAGIC BLEACHER, H Gal...... l»c FLAVORADE, 3 Pkgs
