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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1941)
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1941 PAGE THREE Warm Up AVI for SANTA CLAUS EVERY WHERE 5 THE BEST OF SAVINGS ARE FOUND AT STONE’S NEW STORE. WE WELCOME YOU TO COMPARE OUR PRICES! s s s s & A Brown Sugar 3 lbs. 19c Pure Golden Larsen’s VE6 ALL Stock Up Now at This Low Price 3 for 27c Fruit Cocktail, 2 No. i cans Pierce’s Pork & Beans 15c 25c VEAL Arm or Blade Cuts Roasts 1b. 25c ib. 25c lb 24c PICNICS Carsten’s Mild Cured lb 25c BACON Lean, Well Streaked ,b 29c RIB OR SIRLOIN STEAKS ,b 25c PORK ROASTS center cut. VEAL STEAKS All Loin Cuts ,b 31c lb 29c LOIN PORK ROASTS SLICED BACON Morteir, Dry cured ,b 31c BOLOGNA, LIVER SAUSAGE or MINCED HAM 1 23c OYSTERS Pint 30c Pork Chops All Center Cuts lb. 33c COCOA Mother’s 2 — tin lb 17c "4* 19c 2 lb. pkg. 29c HAMS lb. 33c PORK & BEANS Garden,No 272 can CHURCH’S GRAPE JUKE Quart -9C 23C 1OC 15c STONE'S SUPREME COFFEE 73C 25c SKY HIGH COFFEE 53c 18c ve suite S'V STONE'S FEATURE SUNKIST ORANGES New Crop Sunkist Navels 35c 2 dozen .......................... HALF CASE HARD MIX CANDY 19c 19c 13c CITRUS FRUITS FOR QUALITY AND SATISFACTION Morrell’s NORTHERN FLOUR, 49-lb. bag HILL BROS. COFFEE. 1-lb. can 2-lb. bag COYa FIG BARS MARASCHINO CHERRIES Park Hills, 11-oz. glass ZEE BATHROOM TISSUE 4 rolls AMMONIA OR BLUEING ) 12-oz. Western Maid - bottles KRAFT DINNERS, pkg. ............. KELLOGGS PEP, Ige. pkgs, 2 for Toothpicks, reg. 5c boxes, 3 for ... PAPER NAPKINS—Assorted Packages of 80, 2 for..................... 3-lb. package ..................... 1-lb. package ..................... $1.59 29e 29c 10c GRAPEFRUIT Sunkist, 80 size, 10 for LEMONS Sunkist, 300 size, dozen ADDI FC PI'-- Romes, Arkansas Blacks or Jonathans, box W FOOD STORES § ceoGAGAGAGAGAGAGGAC Sold at TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. Phone 2791 OREGON NEWS AND COMMENTS BY WILLIAMS AAA TO ELECT NEW COMMITTEES HERE DECEMBER 12 Umatilla county farmers are urged to attend the A. A. A. community boys . . . Ex-Senator Isaac Staples of elections during the week of Decem Tillamook also chats with the gang ber 8th through 12th, 1941. . . . Sheriff Andy Burke of Salem, Community committees and dele president of the Sheriffs’ association, gates to the county convention will be talks things over with flocks of oth chosen at the community election ers who also wear stars . . . Senator meetings. The meeting in Hermiston Frank Franciscovitch of Astoria will be December 12, at 9:30 a. m. in looks and listens . . . The one and the Legion hall. Following the community elections only Joe Singer of Washington, D. C., doorkeeper there and sergeant-at- the delegates of the county convention arms here, snoops around to see if will meet in the basement of the he can smell a special session of the county office at Pendleton, Saturday, legislature in the offing . . . Phil December 13th to review the busi Meotsehan, genial bonafice, talks ness of the association during the about old times with those who come past year and to elect county commit and go . . . Several stenogs who teemen for 1942. “Triple A’s role in the all import worked at the last session of the leg islature and are now employed on ant Food for Defense Program will the army project at Hermiston look place added responsibilities on all over the fur coat market and buy A. A. A. committeemen during the some ... My, oh my . . . Dr. J. T. coming year, and I believe that this is Hockett from Enterprise, legislator all the more reason why every farm and physician, down here to have his er participating in the farm program colleagues check up on his health . . . should attend his community meeting and Jimmy Donnigan, the lumberman and help name the men who will han- from Burns, here for the same thing | die this increased responsibility,” Mr. . . . Burdett Walker, formerly of Coppock said. Freewater and now a big shot with "9, the Bonneville project, with his The Navy sent 800 books to its men brother Denton around to meet some in Sitka, Alaska, in May and has of the folks from eastern Oregon. twice since replenished the library. (Continued from page 1). Envoy New low Coot $1.79 29c — DUO-THERM FUEL-OIL HEATER 29c 98c 25c (tore's Presto Logs Dog Food 8 oz. bottle 3-lb. package ..................... 1-lb. package....................... 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