PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1948
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
17.0.D. NEWS
Union 76 Gasoline
Triton Motor Oil
UNION OIL COMPANY
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ceased; the unknown heirs of Wm.
C. Raymond, deceased; the un
known heirs of Joseph C. Avery,
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF deceased; and also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming
THE STATE OF OREGON
any right, title, estate, lien or in
FOR UMATILLA COUNTY
terest in the real estate described
Umatilla Community Presby in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
terian Church of Umatilla,
To Don C. Brownell; Doshia
Plaintiff,
Brownell; Llewellyn Brownell;
vs.
Brownell; Cyril G. Brown
Don C. Brownell; Doshia Brown Jane
ell; Llewellyn Brownell; Jane ell; Florence Brownell; Beatrice C.
Lee; Eva B. Hofer; Fred M. Hofer;
Brownell; Cyril G. Brownell; Flor Gladys
Faye Renick; the
ence Brownell; Beatrice C. Lee; unknown Renick;
heirs
of
Edward Renick,
Eva B. Hofer; Fred M. Hofer; Gla
the unknown heirs of
dys Renick; Faye Renick; the un deceased;
known heirs of Edward Renick, Benjamin R. Biddle, deceased;
deceased; the unknown heirs of Glen Bushee; the unknown heirs
James P. Bushee, deceased; the
Benjamin R. Biddle, deceased; of
Glen Bushee; the unknown heirs unknown heirs of J. M. Leezer, de
of James P. Bushee, deceased; the ceased; the unknown heirs of Wm.
unknown heirs of J. M. Leezer, de- C. Raymond, deceased; the un
known heirs of Joseph C. Avery,
deceased; and also all other per
sons or parties unknown claiming
any right, title, estate, lien or in
terest in the real estate described
in the complaint herein, defend
ants.
IN THE NAME OF THE
STATE OF OREGON:
You are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint
filed against you in the above en
titled Court and cause within four
weeks from the date of the first
publication of this summons, and
if you fail to so appear and ans
wer, for want thereof, plaintiff
will apply to said Court for the
relief prayed for and demanded in
said complaint, to-wit:
A decree that plaintiff is the
owner in fee simple of the follow
ing described land, to-wit:
Lots 5 and 6 in Block 2 in the
Original Town, now City, of
Umatilla;
All being in the County of
Umatilla and State of Oregon;
And that plaintiff is such own
er, free from any right, title, es
tate, lien or interest of you and
each of you, or any one or more
of you, and that you, or any one
or more of you, have no right,
title, estate, lien or interest in
said land, or any part thereof, and
restraining and enjoining you,
and each of you, from asserting or
claiming any right, title, estate,
lien or interest in said land or in
any part thereof adverse to plain
tiff.
we
This summons is served upon
you by publication thereof for
four successive weeks in the
HERMISTON HERALD by order
'm
of Hon. C. L. Sweek, Judge of the
ibove entitled Court, which order
was made and dated the 29th day
>f March, 1945, and the date of the
first publication of this summons
Í is the 29th day of March, A.D.
SUMMONS
Equity No. 7774
$2.98
Paints
Rn Average Room
"iracle
| 1945.
C C. PROEBSTEL, Attorney
for Plaintiff. Post Office
Address, Pendleton, Oregon.
(March 29-April 28)
Prescription Filled
Over 15 Million Times
Oregon Hdu. &
Impi. Co.
YOURKEMTRF DEALER
Recommended to do just two things:
relieve constipation and gas on the
stomach.
This successful prescription is now put
up under the name of ADLERIKA.
Get a bottle of Adlerika next time
you stop at your druggist’s and see
for yourself how quickly gas is re-
lieved and gentle but thorough bowel
action follows. Good for old and young.
Caution, use only as directed.
Get Adltrika
your druggist t»duy.
toria, Oregon, to be bridesmaid for
a girl friend.
Box Factory—
(Continued from Page 1)
C. H. Johnson is rating double
to the Port of Embarkation at with two birthday parties. The
box factory held a big party in
Portland. Ore.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Piger enter honor of the occasion Saturday
tained Saturday evening at their noon, with three birthday cakes
home in Hermiston at a farewell and ice cream by the gallons. Sat
urday evening Mrs. Johnson was
party for Miss Hendrickson.
hostess at a birthday dinner in his
— HERE TO STAY —
honor.
Fire Department—
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Willson are
The Fire Department recently
received an interesting letter from enjoying a visit from their daugh
Eddie Pelisser, former U. O. D. ter and family of Walla Walla, Mr.
Fireman, who is now somewhere and Mrs. Roger Mantor and child
ren. Mrs. Mantor and the child
in France.
George Russell is on leave for a ren expect to visit for several days
week doing a bit of plowing and before returning to Walla Walla.
Clifford Rucker, S 1/c, visited
planting on his farm near Irrigon.
Sam Meade is back on the job his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
again after being off due to scarlet Bert Dexter of Umatilla. He has
been stationed in Florida for sev-
fever quarantine.
i eral months and will report to
Inspection—
U.O.D. experienced its worst I San Diego for duty April 5th.
William Davis, formerly em
fire the evening of March 22 when
the Inspector’s workshop was ployed at the box factory, is farm-
damaged by a fire which started | ing near Portland.
SPRING
in the locker room. Prompt ac
tion by the Fire Department aided | Spring with its birds, bees and
by Officers quickly brought the | flowers
fire under control preventing ser Comes, refreshing the earth with
many gentle showers.
ious damage.
We see the impetus of life in all
Magazine Area—
the lush meadows
Gertrude Mead has returned to
work after a siege of scarlet fever. And comfort and happiness for
little creatures.
Transfers to the Magazine Area
are: Doris Brown, Equipment Di In every greening bower.
vision (Dispatcher), Hazel Pitzer. In the heart of man there is also
Dispatcher.
spring.
Betty Robinson has returned For from yonder church towers.
from San Francisco (and the The church bells are ringing
mumps) and is wearing a very at The sing of renewed life that is
tractive ring.
immortal
Connie Frosh and Sarah Ross And the clear Easter Morn dawns
have been working in West Area With a lasting promise for every
Control Section for a few days.
mortal.
Thomas Taylor is back after a few
—No. 1254
days business trip to Juliaetta,
Ah! At last! Competition for
Idaho. Wonder where he got that No. 890.
beauty mark!
Station Hospital—
Alice Frosh is leaving for As-
Frances Rozema spent a pleas-
Al Saleway you'll
find all the foods
you need for Easter
dining . , . tops in
quality, low in cost.
Edwards Coffee
Rg&aF
1-lb. jar
Nob Hill Coffee. 2-lb. bag 45e; 1-lb. bag
Airway Coffee, 3-lb. bag 58e; 1-lb. bag
Borden’s Hemo
"cois *
1-lb. jar
Canterbury Tea, black
Vi-lb. pkg.
Sun Valley Beverage ¥2-gallon bottle
Apple Juice, S&W brand 12-oz. bottle
V-8 Veg. Cocktail
18-oz. can (F)
Meore A Ripley Drug
Hermiston Oregon
28e
23e
20e
59c
22e
39e
17e
14e
Use Co-op Paints for Both Exterior and Interior
Inland Cooperative
“The Farmers Own Store”
Hermiston, Oregon
ant week end in Portland despite
the rain. I suppose she will be
sporting a new Easter outfit this
coming Sunday.
Mrs. Bullard assisted by Mrs.
Lydia Baltz and Mrs. W. Wilcox is
planning an inspirational Sunrise
Easter Service, which will be held
in the Ordnance Park. Workers
in the immediate area are cordial
ly invited to attend this service on
Easter morning.
Sgt. McDaniels and Cpl. Lucht
must be planning on a big duck
hunt this fall. Every noon one can
see them from the Hospital dining
room window training their semi
cocker spaniel and springer span
iel dogs. In order that the dogs
will know water when they see it
in this desert, the spray is turned
on full force. Now in the fall, af
ter chasing wet balls all summer.
Queenie and Brownie will be
SOME retrievers.
Births—March 24th to Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar S. Bloom, a boy, Don-
aid Ray; on March 26th to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Lenz, a girl, Marilyn
Earlene.
Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Murrell
have a new abode at Ordnance.
They went to Portland on the 12th
of March and said their “I do's” in
the pastorate of the First Presby
terian church. A few friends wit
nessed the quiet ceremony.
Kathleen Gergen and Mrs. Cor
neille may be seen each day when
off duty browsing through the
seed catalogues, for they plan
another desert garden. Canas,
petunias, sunflowers and a few
more unknown arieties—We trust
the landscape gardener will sup
ply them with plenty of water.
Mrs. Roy Taylor made another
flying trip to Portland. We sug
gest that Roy accompany her on
the next trip?
For those who are forty and
more, “A moment on the lips is a
life time on the hips”. Baltz—
please note.
Tomato Juice "SXWX c pts 46-oz. can
Blended Juice, Adams' aopt.) No. 2 can
Sugar Belle Peas, 2, 3, 4-sieve "& za"
Exquisite Tomatoes ope» No. 2% can
Santiam Cut Beans, green
%% 3.2a"
Diced Beets, Blue Tag fancy 303 jar
Gardenside Spinach <» pts No. 2% can
Lima Beans, California large 2-lb. pkg.
Mrs. Wright's Bread,
lb. 9e
Soda Crackers, Tasty Maid 2-lb. pkg. 28e
Graham Crackers, Honey Maid
1 lb. 19e
Honey Butter, Dexter's
14-oz. carton 29c
Grape Preserves, Libby's
2-lb. glass 35c
Karo Syrup, blue label
112 -lb. jar 15c
Food Coloring
Xchtlra
1-oz. bottle 14c
)
.
SAFEWAY FINER MEATS
No Point Itemi
Boneless Herring
Pint
65c
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
Tie
Fresh
EGGS
Easter is
this
week.
ap)
lb 53
Minced Lunch
Neal
t p
lb 37
WANTED!
Weiners
a re lb 31«
Extra Fancy Rome and
Delicious APPLES
Lb. 11 Vic - Box, $4:79
GREEN CELERY
Utah type. LB. 1 Q
crisp.
• — —
BELL PEPPERS
Mild,
LB. 1 Q
sweet, green.
• — 2
RHUBARB
Hothouse. LB.
Extra fancy and
fancy.
CUCUMBERS
Hothouse
LB.
.22
grown.
only « lew
Lunches
Type 1
a eoj
lb 34*
Desert
White—Sweet
Per Lb.
7c
12 Box
$1.59
Box ...........
$2.98
5 lbs..................... 49c
away
Get «
good supply of eggs
Neat
GRAPEFRUIT
1/, Box ........... $3.25
Box ................. $6.49
Strictly
days
Bologna
kan V A iir Lon Faste! 44.
IAM bx’tem te LB. IIC
Sweet Juicy Navels
288 size and larger
32c
2Sc
35c
Safeway fruits and vegetables are rushed from farm to store
. . . that's why we can guarantee their flavor and goodness.
ORANGES
raduna lb. 89e
Medium Size
Fresh Crab*. Large Size
Salt Mackerel. Nice and Meaty
Salt Herring for that Snack
21«
18«
15-
20-
16-
10-
15e
25-
SAFEWAY QuAL/TY PRODUCÁ
96
Fresh Oysters.
We ara proud to be first in announcing that
the new wonder drug Penicillin is now avail-
able in our R Department for civilian use
on Doctor's Prescriptions and the price it
unbelievably low.
Garden Tunis of Oil Kinds
Morning Glory Oats "qulet * 20-oz. pkg. 12-
Ralston Cereal Instant or Whole Wheat pkg. 20e
Kitchen Craft Flour
$1.99 zlk $1.02
Sperry Flour DRIFTED SNOW 10-lb. sock 52e
Fisher's Blend Flour
10-lb. sack 52«
Partcake Flour, Suzanna 2%2-Ib. pkg. 15-
Gingerbread Mix, Duff's 14-oz. pkg. 22«
Sunny Bank Margarine e.5 2-lb. pkg. 35«
Deviled Meat, Cudahy's a R » 14 can 5«
Tomato Soup "EsfwAM 11-oz. can 10-
Pimientos, Sunshine Brand 7-ox. glass 18e
Razor Clami
The Most Dramatic HEALTH NEWS
since Louis Pasteur discovered germs.
Outside and Inside Doers
VALUES
Moore & Ripley Drug Store
Penicillin
here now!
See Us For
RADISHES lb.
So crisp & tasty • — •
GREEN ONIONS
Tender,
BU.
•06
young shoots.
ASPARAGUS
Tender,
LB.
green spears.
TOMATOES
lb. .20
•29
37
American, Sliced
Liver Sausage
ape) lb 31c uz pe) lb 31'
STAMPS EXPIRING MARCH 31st—RED STAMPS
Q5 - R5 - S5 — BLUE STAMPS XYZ-5 and AB-2.
AO/70 GE7 MARTTA ACY
" . eur THIS IS THE.
V
SECOND TIME THIS
WEEK THE MEATS
BEEN TOUGH ' CANT
you-DO SOMETHING?
IF YOU CAN DO
BETTER, DO IT!
I
TAKE WHAT
I CAN GET! ,
ANO BILL IS GETTING
NASTY ABCUT IT. I
DONT KNOW WHAT
WHY DONT
OF COURSE WE CANT PICK
AND CHOOSE UKE WE
USED TO. BuT WHAT THEY DO
HAVE MUST PLEASE you OR
SAFEWAY WILL REFUND YCuR
) MONEY
_
NOW THIS MEAT
IS GOOD! I KNEW
YOU COULD FIND
GOOD MEAT IF
YOU TRIED.
.
you SHOP AT
SAFEWAY ?
TH AT S
WHERE I GO
THANKS TO
VESTA FOR
INTRODUCING
ME TO