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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 30, 1941)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT By Popular Demand Our Five Day Sale Is LD OVER For Five More Days—Friday, Saturday Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday in our Stanfield and Hermiston Stores. HONEY sgoxz&ö-.caranc? $3.98 CHEESE XellçMsmerican SWEET POTATOES 21b. PORK & BEANS 30-ounce 28 19 10c TOMATO JUICE Wol"Welln.79c POP CORN JTESOPS 25c WHEATIES *2:8.2) 2 p..21c PRINCE ALBERT Tobacco-. 10c MINCE MEAT ish Grade 11c MUSTARD "jar 18 CORN FLAKES AUbenar size 5c PUMPKIN L2R4. can. 10c BAKING POWDER SSlumnst, 14c SANDWICH MEAT Rath, , 10c SYRUP 24.02. jug. . . . . . . . . 24c WAX PAPER 775 con 12c Butter r “ ‘ 40c MACARONI fad Wheat SPAGHETTI Hird Wheat BEANS Bed." White Eggs 15C 15c 19 RICE Fansrbsons Grain 20c COOKIES gcp.Azzoted 14c EGG NOODLES 12137-02 Ph: 25c bzrore.""" 39c U S O. BUILDING OPERATIONS BEGUN 30, Stanfield High School (Continued from Page One) building is being constructed under the supervision of the United States army but will be operated upon com pletion by the United Service organi zation. For the time being, the recreation al program for Hermiston is being sponsored by the U.S.O. and W. P. A., the latter organization represented by George Wallace. Miss Johnson and Mr. Wallace have prepared the Her miston reclamation building for use of the public until the new building is completed. Avaliable now are ping pong tables, darts, numerous games, reading mat erial. letter writing facilities and countless other features. Later on it is planned to organize volley ball, badminton and other teams which will utilize ,the high school gymnasium. The facilities are free to the general public. Miss Opal Boynton, national staff representative of U.S.O. and Y.W.C. A., and Miss Florence Boester, field representative for the west region of the same organization, arrived in Hermiston Thursday (today) to sur vey the local field and to assist the local workers in the project here. The personnel here wishes to ex tend a cordial invitation to the gen era! public to partake of the facilities available. There is no charge of any sort connected with the project. CARNIVAL with Hallowe’en Features Friday, Oct. 31, 7:30 C.C.C. Camp Building Carnival Queen Contest - Doer Prize Concessions - Dance Rev. Nichols of Walla Walla will begin a series of revival meetings at the Presbyterian church Sunday eve ning at 7:30. The public is cordially invited to attend. _____ UMATILLA NEWS (Continued from page 1) There were about 85 present. Donna Savior and Allan Clark of Hermis ton had charge of the worship ser vice and social hour, respectively. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kellogg of Port- lard spent the week-end here visit ing with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knud son. Mrs. Stella Paula of Chehalis came Sunday to visit for an indefinite time with friends as a guest of her aunt, | Miss Sara Rix. Mr. L. Brownell was a business visitor in Portland the last part of I the week. | By Mrs. W. C. Tsom .I-, and Mrs. R. R. Veatch and daughter were in Walla Walla and | Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warner are Dayton Friday. the proud parents of a 7 12 -lb. baby Word was received here of the mar- girl born at the Hermiston hospital ; riage of Miss Alice Cooney, daughter Wdnesday, October 22. The little one of Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Cooney, to has been named Ruth Sharon. Trace Carpenter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ollie Coryell, Jerry Buell, A. C. W. W. Carpenter of Red Bluff, Cal- ’ Houghton, Mr. Burrell and Roscoe ifornia. Mrs. Carpenter is in the Red William suffered an auto accident | Cross arid Mr. Carpenter is in the Saturday night as they were return Medical Corps of the U. S. Army. The ing from a football game at Pullman, young couple will reside in San Fran- Washington. Jerry Buell was hurt | cisco. Mrs. Carpenter attended both quite seriously and was rushed to ! grade and high school here and took Portland where he underwent an op nurses training at St. Anthony’s hos- | eration, his head being crushed. The pital in Pendleton. others received only slight cuts and Chief of Police C. Niles and M. M. bruises. The car was a complete Mode and Mr. and Mrs. Art Troute wreck. of Portland were guests of Mr. and Jan Stephens, who is employed at Mrs. Fiank Clark for pheasant hunt- Hermiston spent Monday visiting her ing. Mr. Niles returned home Thurs day but Mode remained a week more. mother. Mrs. W. S. Snider who has been Mrs. Troute returned Saturday. Edward Elliott, of Condon, former visiting her son, Walter Grider and family, left Sunday for her home in teacher here visited friends here over Portland. the week-end. While here he enjoyed A meeting was held at the school pheasant hunting. Pat Pattee accompanied Art Hutch house Monday at 2:30 in the interest of food for defense. inson of Pendleton on a hunting IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS trip near Kameila and returned with a big 250-lb. buck. Blanche Pound, who is attending Northwestern Business College in Portland, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Pound. Miss Leta Myers of Kennewick was a visitor here Sunday. Clyde Alden of The Dalles return ed to his home Saturday after spend ing the first few days of hunting sea son here. He was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Smith. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Walsh of The Dalles were here on business Mon day. Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Hanson left Tuesday for Portland where they will make their home. He sold his inter est in the Associated service station to Don Lane. Earl Bowman of Pendleton was a recent visitor at the home of his sis ter and family, Mr. and Mrs. H M. Smith. 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BROOMS 4iie n ■ Ma Sanitary Napkins, pkgs. € 12 2 okos 26c 49c 19c 49c 25 BEEF GRAVY Feeieo Amver 10c 9c SPAGHETTI Franco American MACARONI ^■"« A-rien 10c CANDY " GUM 3for 10c MOP STICKS each 10c GINGER SNAPS 2 doz 9c WESTINGHOUSE LIGHT GLOBES 712 to 15A, 15 and 25 CHEERIOATS,Kcat?,’s,kap on 10c 1OW and 60W Pitcher FREE with 2 pkgs, for 75 w to IOOW 13c 15c CONNOR S STORES HERMISTON — ARLINGTON — PENDLETON — STANFIELD We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities IS AFE WAY 19c E, 2 Matches, Full 6-box carton 18c Milk, Morning 4 tall cans 31c Friday, Oct. 31-Mowday, Nov. 3 Real values in your favor- ite kinds! Bug a box of Fig Bars, vanilla or 71, Whole Wheat, 2 lbs..... these crisp, juicy apples Apples, Jonathans Delicious, 5 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs....................... Red Empörer pes, 3 lbs....... 19c 19c Van Camp’s PORK & BEANS PORK * BEANS No JOO Tall Can 49-ib. CWERUB MILK 4 tall can* 33 c CANTERBURY TEA Black ' rib pkg 3OC TREE TEA Orange Pekoe 4-lb pkg 40* HERSHEY’S COCOA 1 lb can 14c GRAPEFRUIT RANCHO KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR .ULM PEACOCK BUCKWHEAT S-M.Bne... 59c Sae ! JUICE SOUPS Asst.—1012oz can 5c LEADER SODAS 2 29c iTc Per pkg 12c QUAKER OATS Qui 1 Req to pa 21c HORSERADISH MUS ARD NNYS, 9c PARADISE DILL PICKLES OIarl5c SHAS CIDER VINE AR C»1 Jar 24c SHREDDED RALSTON No 2 can 12c DEL MONTE PUMPKIN 2No 2 1 cans 19c CHOCOLATES KW 5 ib. pkg 35c SAN WAN FANCY PEAS GARDENSIDE SPINACH No. 2‘can 12c COFFEES lit prg 13c SNOWFLAKE SODA CRACKERS TABLE SALT BABY LIMA BEANS on your favorite JELLWELL DESSERTS $aa.g,3 pkg l Ic MINISTER GUM DROPS 1941 DEL MONTE DELUXE PLUMS "2 14c NEW KLEK SOAP 24-oz box ITc •NOB HiLLr? 236 2 6 w 45° . LUX SOAP FLAKES P & fi LAUNDRY SOAP 1212-oz. pkg 220 OM Bar 4c SCOT TISSUE TOILET PAPER 3 rolls 20 c SIERRA PINE TOILET SOAP 3 bora 17c SU-PURB 6 RM SOAP AIRWAY PURO DOS FOOD your neighbor ood SAFEWAY lessons by N NUTRITO . orkable, perso" HEN COURS lized Skinned Hams. Cen Pak, whole or half, lb. Club Link Sausage, lb. Bacon Jowls, Arm. lb. Sirloin Steak, lb........... 21, • 23 e 17c 33e PORK STEAK BACON Any Size Piece lb. 27e
