Y O U W IL L W O N D E R
GORDON
how your co-op store is able to sell at such low prices anti a t the same
time fea tu re such high grade merchandise. The answer is simple.
We have the lowest overhead of any store in the community. I t costs
less for us to serve you. We are also now taking advantage of cash
purchasing. There is a considerable saving th a t results from this
policy. T rade discounts on many items and other economies realized
by paying cash amount to a tidy saving.
Patronize your co-op store fully and you will see it now grow stead
ily in its ability to save you money.
C O R N FLAKES * ALBERS - Re«-8 <*• pkgs. 4 for
C O R N O N T H E COB
I t ’s Delicious!
29^
Packed in glass ja r
CREAM STYLE
BIG VALUE
OR
M IL L IN G F IR M S T O
COOKING OIL
You’ll enjoy its full
flavor and aroma.
Gallon
LB.
PAR
No. 2 tin
SA LA D
COFFEE
^9^
AW ARD
Q uart
BRING CONTAINER
2 g o / *
Giant size - with Parm a Pottery Premium
G ranulated Soap
M A X W E L L HOUSE COFFEE 1 lb 25c 4 ibs.
BROOM
Golden 194°. strictly grade A - 79c value for
HERMISTON MERCANTILE
We’re Here
PHONE
COOPERATIVE
to Serve!
3011
F A R M F O U N D A T IO N
YO UTHS BANQUET
A. F. Rohrman of the Rohrman
Motor Co. played host Wednesday
night to seven youths of Umatilla
county who have enrolled with the
Ford F arm Foundation Movement
P. A.
VELVET
HALF & HALF
T H O M P S O N 'S
Iflc
DRUG
correspondence school under the
sponsorship of Mr. Rohrman. Addi
tional guests were R. C. C raig of R.
M. Wade & Co. of Portland, M. E.
Knickerbocker, S tearns Cushing, Le
ander Quiring, R. C. McReynolds and
A. A. Estle. A turkey dinner was
served by wives of Rohrman employ
ees.
Members of the class are Ed Ben-
sel, Robert Bensel and Raymond
Knapp of Hermiston, H ubert H.
Carnes of Pilot Rock, R. E. Moore of
Boardman and H arry Rueber and
Leo Rueber, both of Stanfield. F u r
ther classes and field dem onstrations
will be held in the near fu tu re. F u r-
L et’s All Go to the Fair!
▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲¿▲▲A
V is it O u r E x h ib it
OF
F a r m I m p le m e n ts & T r a c to r s
Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co.
PENDLETON, OREGON
Here Are Our
C A N D Y B A R S ....................................................e a c h
P I N E A P P L E J U I C E .......................... 4 6 oz. c a n
24 £
F L A V O R A D E w ith c h a rm ....................4 p k g s. J 0 c
J2F
M A T C H E S ......................................... 6 b o x c a r to n
C O F F E E - F e s t i v a l .................................................lb.
S A L A D D R E S S I N G .........................................q u a r t
J 9 0
J 90
S O U P - R a n c h o .......................................................c a n
£0
................................. q u a r t
P A N C A K E F L O U R Triangle ......... 9 .8 lb. s a c k
4 ^ 0
B E A N S - R e d o r W h i t e ............................... 4 lbs.
M A CA RO N I or SPA G H E T T I
............... 4 lbs.
C H E E S E - J u s t R ite - l o a f .................................. lb.
P R E M IU M S
J *70
J 90
.................................... 3 lbs.
19c
T O M A T O E S - L a rg e 2* L siz e s o lid p a c k a t
Connor’s Cash Store
PHONE 2761 — HERMISTON
The parade committee of the ’>
U matilla County F a ir wishes to •>
❖ acknowledge and urge your pat- ❖
| ❖ ronage of the following business •>
❖ houses and individuals for th eir ❖
❖ donation of $1.00 to the prize ❖
•> fund:
♦
<• A. W. Behrman
❖
❖ Dr. F . B. Belt
♦
❖ Brierley’s
•>
Burnham & Burnham
❖
<• Connor’s Auto Service
❖
•5* Connor’s Grocery
❖
❖ H ermiston M ercantile Co-op.
❖
<■ F irs t N ational Bank
❖ Hermiston Auto Co.
•> Hermiston D rug Co.
❖
•1- Hermiston Food Store
❖
❖ Ja ck ’s Cafe
❖
<• Laundry & Cannery
❖
❖ Dr. W. M artin M arbut
❖
<• Dr. W. L. Morgan
❖
❖ O’Connor’s Cafe
❖
❖ Pacific Light & Power Co.
❖
Pete & Gladys Cafe
❖
❖ Pearson Service
❖
’> Hermiston T rading Co.
❖
{• Ruby’s Beauty Shop
❖
Safeway Stores
❖
I* Saylor’s
> S h aar’s B arber Shop
❖
❖ Shaw ’s Bakery
<* Thompson’s D rug Store
❖
¥ « * * ¥ ¥ * « ¥ * 4 1 *
Latest in Shoes
I
and We Have Then.
r /
-3
*^ 1 1 1
• T h e s e ty p e s a r e p o p u la r in m u c h h i g h e r p r ic e d
s h o e s . . . . e la s tic iz e d o r g o r e d s u e d e s w ith th e n e w
d ip p e d s id e lin e , p u m p s w ith p e r k y b o w s , e la s tic iz e d
s te p in s o f g e n u in e c ru s h e d k id , b la c k s u e d e w ith al
lig a to r , s c o o p w e d g e s a n d th e n e w e s t o f n e w ............
w o o d c a r v e r h e e ls in th e b la c k e b o n y f in is h !
A stylish selection of
good quality and fine
fitting shoes priced at
52.69 “ 53.95
.S’ , 4 YLOR’S
H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N
subject “The Face of Jesus Christ.” day evening a t 7 p. m. E njoy a time-
How often we wish th a t we might see ly discussion on the Lord’s P rayer.
the face of our M aster. T ruth is so
|WHY LET AN OLD
much more potently conveyed through
CAR DRIVE YOU
personality.
CRAZY?
You will find help, inspiration and
com fort in our worship. You will
feel th a t you belong. Come this Sun
day. The tim e is 11 a. m.
A class aw aits you in our well-
staffed church school which meets
buy A GOOD USED
prom ptly a t 10 o’clock. B ring the
CAR FROM THE ADS
children.
In T h is N e w s p a p e r
The Epw orth League meets Sun
L O C A L M IN IS T E R S
A T T E N D M E E T IN G
Rev. and Mrs. Cecil W arner. Rev.
and Mrs. Grayden Loree and Rev. and
Mrs. S. Cushing attended a meeting
of the U m atilla county m inisters at
the Pendleton M ethodist church Tues
day.
The meeting began with a devotion
afte r which a pot luck dinner was en
joyed. In the afternoon Miss Dulcina
Brown, director of religious educa
tion for the Portland Council of
churches, gave an address of the place
and need of week-day religious edu
cation. A fter a discussion period, the
meeting adjorned when they had set
up a County M inisterial association.
Rev. E arle Cochran of the Pendleton
Presbyterian church was elected pres
¡dent and Rev. Loree of Hermiston,
secretary.
The next meeting of the F arm
Bureau A uxiliary will be held F r i
day, October 4. Ail members are
urged to be present as an election of
officers will be held. There will be
some im portant business to tran sact.
At the last meeting, September 20,
a jolly crowd of ladies had a good
time with a prize donated to the lady
telling the best falsehood. A fter con
slderable debate, a straw vote was
taken with the prize going to Mrs.
Grace Foster.
PILGRIM H O LIN ESS CHURCH
C. R. Bennett, P astor
Sunday School, 10:00 a. m.
Morning worship, 11:00 a. m.
Young people’s service, 7:00 p. m. j
Evening worship 8:00 p. m.
Wednesday evening p rayer meet-1
ing a t 8:00 p. m.
You are invited to attend these |
services.
We may be loyal to a belief and be |
spiritually dead, but we cannot be j
loyal to Jesus and be other than alive j
spiritually.
S W E E T S P U D S ............................................... 3 lbs. | J 0
BANANAS
Here are the
❖
Through the cooperation of the
Farm Bureau Mill of Hermiston, four
milling companies of Portland and
Spokane will aw ard special prizes at
the fa ir this week end. These prizes
will be in addition to the regular
aw ards listed in the premium books.
The divisions are listed below.
To the winning graded herd of the
Jersey, Guernsey and combined herds
the Crown Mills of Portland will W E A T H E R O U T L O O K
aw ard a 25-lb. sack of Crown Calf
B R IG H T FOR F A IR
Meal.
To the champion female of each
W eather conditions the past week
breed of the 4-H division dairy stock
the Albers Bros. Milling Co. of P o rt have been ideal for f a ir preparations
land will aw ard a 25-lb. sack of Calf and indications are th a t they will
Mana.
continue fa ir during the rem ainder
To the best cooked food exhibit the of the week. The nights are tu rn in g
S perry Flour Co. of Spokane will considerably cooler with the low m ark
present a 4 9-lb. sack of D rifted Snow for the week reaching 44.
Flour.
The following is the report accord
To the best general display of ing to Charles Taylor, local w eather
needlework the S perry Flour Co. will man:
present a 25-lb. sack of D rifted
Max. Min.
September 19 ............... 77
Snow Flour.
55
September 20 ............... 77 ’ 44
To the best pen of four pullets of
September 21 ............... 79
44
each breed of chickens the Brown
Jeklin & Co. of Portland will award
September 22 ...............83
45
a 2-lb. can of Nopco XX.
September 23 ...... ........ 84
46
To the best poultry display (all
September 24 ...... ........82
47
breeds) the S perry F lo u r Mill will
M E T H O D IST CH U RCH
aw ard a 100-lb. sack of Surelay.
Stearns Cushing, Pastor
To the best young tom of each
The sermon for the m orning wor
breed shown the Brown Jeklin &
Co. will aw ard a 2-lb. can of Nopco ship service will center around the
XX.
F. B. A U X IL IA R Y
T O ELECT O FFIC ER S
Blue Ribbon W inners
▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲▲A
S A N D W IC H S P R E A D
W IN N E R
Gordon Shown, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chas. Shown of Hermiston, was
aw arded one of the firs t prizes at
the Four-H club show held S aturday
I at F ruitvale. Gordon was awarded
| a registered calf, valued a t about
150, by Sears, Roebuck & Co., for
producing the champion gilt a t the
show.
Gordon’s gilt and the one belong
ing to B arnard Tomlinson of F ern
dale tied fo r points and the compa-
| ny
graciously
aw arded
sim ilar
. aw ards. O ther Hermiston youths
| won honors but failed to bring home
a g rea t deal of prize money. They
were accompanied by M. E. Knicker
bocker, assistan t county agent.
Ju st heat and serve.
C O R N - STANDARD
15*
P R IZ E
SHOW N
G. Lester White
’
REFRIGERATION and
AIR CONDITIONING
SERV ICE
' Household and Commercial Re
frigeration — Furnace Conversion
Oil Burners — Oil Furnaces
Exhaust Fans, Self Contained Air
Conditioners.
FREE ESTIMATES
Phone J 7«I — Hermiston, Ore.
• W <•» r *6 a < • ! wheat tat hame
Aiw a,, « I , riw lame « 4
Wm4> raiMv k , hew» lalalai aialhaMa. Wk, h,»a«l a .a ra ,a l let «„at
takat, kentlei, kiKiAM. » M i
n-M
KITCHEN CRAFT
SUGAR
-1 7 »
POWDERED
ARGO
Starch ■■
2 » . IS«
mPN
cr m
o ss
CORN or
GLOSS
RINSO Soap •
10$
GRANULATED
23$% oz. pkg.
LIFEBUOY
HEALTH SOAP
CAMAY SOAP4}.
17«
**
SUNBBXTE
c“
LOU*
. Sack
GREEN BEANS F R U IT S A N D
6<
BLUE LAKE
TENDER CUT
BEANS No. 303 tins
cakes 1 7 ^
W
F x TOILET or BATH
HARVEST BLOSSOM
< Cm
P A G SOAP
4«
LETTUCE
RIVER BRAND FANCY
RICE '
2-lb. carton
15«
C T A N T B A RS
EDWARDS21
’ can 4 4 b .
earn
Ice packed - solid crisp
10«
(Clo M-OUt)
75^
JSC
“ w
I No. 2 ’ 1?«
CORN C
RE:1M
STYLE
I can» A
DEL MONTE
VEGETABLES/
head
5«
SW EET POTATOES
Smooth Jerseys
Fancy Q uality
6 lbs.
w jr
Hiqh Grade Coffee
SU-PURB
17«
Granulated Soap
19«
Marshmallow*
package 1 10«
S r
50-oa.pl j X9o
SAUSAGES
Cm
PURITAN PORK
Pineapple Jce.
LIBBY S or Si k e ly 'j
FLUFF-I-EST
GREEN PEPPERS
J u s t Right
For S tu ffin g
15«
C E LE R Y
SHORTENING
39$
3-lb. can
KARO SYRU P
Red or Blue
DOG FOOD
Play F air
5 Ibs. 35^
5»
Large Stalks
Each
1 -IP.
ROYAL SATIN
g for
BEANS
Red or Small White
S-lb Cello ACC
Package
6 tins 2 5 0
BEEF R O A ST S
W
CABBAGE
Lb
Solid Round Head
KRAUT T Y PE -g Q lb. sk.
I7VÍC
19c
Pound
59^
Pound
Blade cut from prime steer beef.
SK IN N E D HAM S
( H
Fam ily Size - H alf or whole
PORK R O A ST S
Pound
1
Lean center shoulder cuts.
B O IL IN G BEEF
PO R K C H O P S
>b 9 0
Lb 2 5 <
F R A N K F U R T E R S Ib 170
^
-
- \
ì »T-b*
S IR L O IN S T E A K lb 190 > -
G R O U N D BEEF 2 ib.. 2 9 0 f M E Â Î w
PURE LARD
j
Bleached or Green
4 lbs. 2 9 0
j