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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1941)
PAGE LICHT FROST DAMAGES EARLY GARDENS A N D SOME FR U IT Sensational New Low Price! S « fiigidaim COLD-WALL for 1941 E,lir.ly Jiff»'«»' ki"d It’» Fully-Fitted— Here ore a few of It» Feature« ,„ ,d . o«l <»>'• ONLY 1 5 « f ERDAY _ ..UW food«! Thi» »maxing refng- which provide» sctentifl- erator offCT» * “ <” ' pr‘^ ^ v e r y kinrt of food MO" cally correct .t o c « e foe ’Cold-WriU l« t ye«, than 100,000 famiUea t>»ug • New Super-Powered Meter-Miser • Super-Moist, Glass-Topped Hydrator • New De Luxe Meat Tender • New, Larger Frozen Storage Compartment • Double-Easy Quickube Ice Trays • New Facts Label—(You know what you get before you buy). You don’t hove to » * * Lowest Price Ever fo r A a Frigidaireß with Quickube Trays. % I 1941 Standard Model R -6 only ’ * ’ » n r /"I ■ W O ver 6 million Frigidaires have been built and soldi Special Small Sized Models For Trailer Houses! M or*Tone S o im ti S e r v ic e furniture and Home Appliances PHONE 2121 ♦ ♦ THURSDAY, APRIL 2*. 1941. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. GARDEN CLUB CHATS HER M ISTO N " * fey Mrs. Vera Doyle Garden club members and local ettzens are urged to attend the club meeting Friday, April 25 a t 2:30 p. m. irr the library basement. Mrs. Don ald Wair of Pendleton will be our guest speaker. Those who are in terested in rock gardens should make a special effort to attend as Mrs. Wair is an experienced alpine grow er in this section of the state. She knows what is best for this locality and she suggests you to come pre pared to take notes as many of the plants are in latin name only. Tea and cookies will be served after the meeting. Wild flowers will be on dis play and will be named. The after noon promises interest. Nominations were open and by our constitutional amendment elections were also in effect and the officers to take office the first meeting in June. Those elected for the follow ing year are Mrs. Russell Piersol, president: Mrs. T. A. O’Grady, vice- president: Mrs. B. A. Doyle, secreta ry-treasurer. HERM ISTON B A P T IST CHURCH Grayden I). Loree, Pastor Our Sunday morning subject is “Partners with God”. To make God the senior partner of our business and our life means success. Are you the success that you would like to be? Make God your partner. B.Y.P.U. meets at 7 o’clock. The evening message at 8 o’clock is en titled “Mountain Top Experiences of Christ”. A cordial welcome awaits you. Come and get acquainted. C IV IL SERVICE EXA M FOR PAINTERS G IVEN A group of approximately 75 stu dents and instructors will leave Her miston early Saturday morning bound for La Grande where they will par ticipate in the annual music festival. The local group will consist of the high school band and the two glee clubs. The trip to La Grande serves as a climax each year for students who have bent their efforts towards de veloping their talents in musk. The occasion is looked forward to for many months. T A X I SERVICE TO The cold spell of the past two weeks has done considerable damage to flowers, early gardens and fruits in general about the project. Exten sive damage to fruit blossoms in the Umatilla region has been reported by growers. Locally the extent of injury has been centered on early gardens and ¡lowers and shrubs. During the past I week three nights of freezing weath er were recorded. The report, ac cording to Charles Taylor, follows: Date Max. Min. April 9 . 70 .... 46 April 10 .................... 58 .... 45 April 11 ........ 61 .... 47 April 1 2 ...................... 70 .... 43 April 13 ................... 71 .... 34 April 14 . ......... 75 .... 31 April 15 .................... 70 .... 42 April 16 62 .... 37 April 17 ................... 62 .... 30 April 18 66 .... 36 Dial 2761 - We Deliver Broom s 4-Tie 35c Jello Six Flavors 3 pkgs. 14c Salad D ressing Nal,eyS Quart 19c 3 cans 25c Peas or Beans V anilla Y V estag I m i t a t i o n , 8 o z . h o t. 19c Macaroni or Spaghetti 4 lbs 19c Prunes 2 ¡b- pkg?* 10c Pepper Lb. P k g . 15c Pork & Beans L a r g e 2 1 _• s iz e 10c Peanut Butter 2 Lb. jar 25c M atches 2 c!"t<,ns <12 » 25c Lem ons n 19c VEGETABLE PLANTS ONION - CABBAGE - PEPPER - TOMATO FLOWER PLANTS SALVIA - SNAPDRAGONS PETUNIA GLADIOLI BULBS Connor’s Cash Stores ARLINGTON P h o n e 1082 BULLDOGS VIC TO R OVER PILOT ROCK The Hermiston high school Bull- Jogs won their first baseball victory >f the year at Pilot Rock Tuesday when they won a 9 to 7 decision be hind the pitching of Don Cellars. The latter was credited with 11 strikeouts • mil seemed to be in first class con dition for the fjrst time this year. Homers by Gib Dyer and Ixiwell fiiler sail considerable influence in scoring the Hermiston tallies. The text contest is slated for May 5 at Touchet. Wn. In la n d C o o p e ra tiv e HERMISTON, OREGON N e t Io you perhaps, but it is to us. For thia reason. S afew ay make» many laving» in distribution costs and it is our policy to p o ll them on to you by pricing every item at the lowest point costs w ill permit. Furthermore, while S afew ay does not believe in telling below coat w e w ill meet such prices if others make them. All to the end of JR earning your confidence that S afew ay prices a re alw ays low — alw ays right to the p e n n y —every d a y on every item. That’s w hy a penny is a lot of money to us — and w hy you can be sure o f savings raicea l e t rrtaur Ikr, Men., A»ril tu a as when you »hop at Safewoy. Kitchen Craft VOouie-eerieM tlour OREGON PEAS ” O P A P U r C A Id « !U IlIll) 49-Ib. S ack Castle Crest 0 No! j Sliced or Halves £ cant 2 bar» 2 5 c M itt la n d D rie d Prunes carton 1 3x S u n -M a id N e c ta r Raisin» 2 -lb <=•«■ ■ * * c#n TQC WESSON OIL Quart C ,B * * * For buttur DruMiu« AIRW AY COFFEE lb bai» 2 *•» 25c Q..rt9Qi V'MAZOLAOIL J Pure V eea ta b l. Can U d 33$ MAY DAY Salad Oil w Quart Caa BABY LIMAS Choice Beau, DRY SHRIMP it 43 s.#..e„ * K S n a il Sis« SODA CRACKERS $-n> Z'* DOX ' Naw Lesdor 1 5 -o x . pkg. 7c R in io G ra n u la te d Soap 23' a ».. * Sunny Dawn Uw H e ra h e y C h o c o la te Bats— Ige HORMEL S0nP9i6 o.9C< ChiekuuK oodlu TOMATO JUICE 46-0«. 1 E( 9R Í Del Monte C O R N E J O * ^OG FOOD Stron’he4r' 6 can Blue La Sal each 29c RHUBARB lb. 1 »cal field grown Every purchase of Safeway meat must please you our guarantee is your safe guard. BEEF ROAST, blad e cuts, lb. XI c Pork Roast, center cuts lb. 23 <t Bacon Back lb. 21 C S pring Fryers 3 f o r $1.00 Fresh Oysters pint 20c CARROTS ib. No tops to pay for SPINACH lb . Young, tender leaves CUCUMBERS •A A lb. L .S. N'n 1 long green New Potatoes ib. California White Rose POTATOES U.S. No. lb. bag 3^ 59« Sirloin Steak Tender, juicy, good eating. lb. 27< * KARO SYRD? «} can 5 t ) ! 2 pkg«. 35c Blue Super Sud$ Coneemrai.d 2 4 o t pkg 1 8c K itch en Broom»— 4 »ew F. B. A U X IL IA R Y HOLDS M EETIN G The ladies of the Farm Bureau auxiliary met last Friday at the Columbia park hall for an all-day session. A pot luck dinner was served at noon. the ladies finished a com forter for a member that is an inva lid. Five men worked on the build ing and ijuite a bit was accomplished. In the afternoon a committe of Mrs. Laura Morris, Mrs. Nellie Tucker and Mrs. Doris Panages pre sented an interesting program on lit erature. The next meeting will be held Friday. May 2, with Mrs. Doris Mikesell and Mrs. Jess Prindle in charge. Screens, Fly Spray or Sw atters FREE Poultry Book* FU G IT IV E ARRESTED HERE TUESDAY Hermiston is a poor place to come when seeking to dodge the "long arm" of the law. Keeping in step with for- I mer operations, state police and Night Officer hi. J. Nation late Tues-1 day night arrested Roy Franklin i Whitaker, fugitive from justice from Colville, Wn., where he is wanted on j a felony warrant. hollowing his arrest, Whitaker was ! taken to the Pendleton jail where he ! is awaiting extradition proceedings. Are You Ready? as possible a number of cars will Mission Williams, 2b ................... 5 0 0 make regular trips each day to the M. Webb, If ...................... < 1 3 surrounding rural area to pick up E. Crowley, cf ................. J 4 ' children. Other details will be an B. James, c ............... 5 13 nounced later. Sickapoo, ss ...................... 4 0 1 R. Hayes, r f ................. 4 0 0 A T H E N A GOLFERS Shall, lb 4 0 0 April 1» ................... 7« - 25 C. Webb, 3b, p ...............4 0 2 April 20 77 28 PLAY HERE SUN D A Y J. Bettles, p, If 4 0 0 April 21 81 .... 31 Umpire: O. C. Pierce. April 22 8.3 .... 40 The strong Athena golf team will April 23 ................... 82 .... 40 invade the local course Sunday for ------ -«■» « -- an inter-city match with the Hermis ton contingent. The play is expected V A C A T IO N BIBLE to be exceedingly close with the local FOR FARMFRS O N IV SCHOOL PLANNED boys expac. d to have a little ad vantage because of the home course. I THIS SUMMER Ail loci! golfers who intend to I participate are urged to report for The local committee for the annual play early in the morning. Daily Vacation Bible school which is sponsored by the West End Umatilla County Ministerial association met at HERM ISTO N RED the Baptist church Monday evening to set up plans and select leaders and SOX DEFEAT M ISSIO N Boxholder« on rural route» out of helpers for the school. The chair our Post Office, have been mailed— man of the general committee is Rev. ing the afternoon. M. Webb and B. from Omaha, Nebra«ka — with our Stearns Cushing, Jr., and the secre James performed similar feats for compliment» the 1941 LEE W A Y P O U LTR Y B O O K and a coupon. tary-treasurer is Mrs. Cecil Warner. the Indians. For the coupon we w ill give you, to As dean of the school this year, The box score follows: try without co»t, any one of thorn Rev. Cecil W arner was elected. Mrs. Hermiston— Lee Poultry Remedlea: The 30c pack Grayden Loree was chosen as the -AB R age of Tonax, the 40c bottle of Gcrmoione, or the 50c aize of Gixsaed superintendent of the Prim ary de Brandon, cf ................ 4 : Capsules, Leemulalon, Vapo-Spray, partment: Rev. Grayden Loree was Keller, ss . ............. 4 or Acidox. No String». No Purchase«. elected head of the Junior depart Sollers, 3b 4 The Geo. H . Lee Company w ill pay ua for your "Get Acquainted” aelec ment with Mrs. S. E. Graves assist Rankin, lb ............... 4 tion. The Lee W ay Poultry Book ing: and Rev. S. E. Graves was elect Woodward, c 4 w ill help you keep your poultry la ed superintendent of the Intermed Pfifer, 2b .................... 2 good health. Save it for reference iate department with Mrs. C. W arner And bring ua the coupon from it foe Knox, 2b 1 you » free Gift Selectiou- as the assistant. A leader for the 3 Harris, If beginners group has as yet not been Beard, rf Hermiston Drug Company announced. Berry, rf ...... Hermiston, Oregon In order to serve as large a group Morehouse, p The United States Civil Service I BEGIN OPERATIONS commission announces a competitive I examination lor painters for the pur Hermiston is rapidly taking on pose of filling existing and future characteristics of a "big city”. The vacancies in the various services in J latest development is the announce the* state of Oregon. Applications ment of a taxi service to begin opera must he on file with the Manager, tions soon. Don Case of Republic, Eleventh U. S. Civil Service District, Wn., was granted a license by the Post Office Building, Seattle, Wn., city council last Friday and will op not later than May 2, 1941. erate from the P. & G. Cafe. Mr. Case has announced fare to any place in the city at 25c with 10 cents a mile to points outside Her miston. Too Busy To Shop? HERMISTON Phono 2761 LA GRANDE TRIP SET FOR SATURDAY Fly Time Is Here Iftf Catsup OS' •W 12 at bo« p p c r o i otta«
