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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE SIX R.& W. Specials Jan. 9-12 BRACHER AND HIATT ATTEND CIVILIAN PROTECTION SCHOOL HKRMISTON BAPTIST CHVRCH Grayden D. Goree, Paetor Sunday morning at our 11 o’clock service we shall deal with the subject "The Basis of Christian Peace”. Just a few hours before His crucifixion, Jesus said to his disciples, "My peace I give unto you”. Does that mean anything to us today? All services at the usual hours. You are welcome. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8. 1942. 1 on— FARMERS SUPPLY Paul A. Bracher and Ursel Hiatt of AT THE Umatilla attended a three-day school of civilian defense in Portland recent Ground to suit you. ly. The classes were under the aus pices of the United States army, the Coffee - Ground fresh, office of civilian defense and the state defense council. It was a very concentrated and en 440 ’ s 25c KLEENEX lightening session of classes from 8 FLAVOR JELL - 6 imitation fruit flavors, 6 for 29c By Mri. Bob Woodward a. m. to 10 p. m. each day. The ses 2 for 23c R. & W. PUMPKIN ............... sions covered all phases of defense for 46 oz. 33c | the civilians. Those attending were to Bernard Jendrzejewski, who com R. & W. PINEAPPLE JUICE spread the word along in their own pleted a two year course and civilian 3 lbs. 72c R. & W. SHORTENING ! pilot training course with a straight communities. A graue grade and honor roll record at at y. O. The school started With 2 nuim run . with discussion « - ... S. C. last term, has enlisted in the 9 lbs. 37c CORN MEAL of organizations of the various units y s. Army Air corps at the Port- I ye - * --- 11 1. GRAHAM FLOUR, coarse or fine........ 9 lbs. 45c from national units to local units and land airbase. He will report to ac- explaining the duties of each. j tive duty January 19 at Bakersfield, 18c BRILLO After organization was discussed at Cal. Bernard spent Christmas here BRIMFUL MALTED MILK 1 lb. 29c some length. Major W. A. Johnston, with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John . ,9.1 . , i ci Jendrzejewski, returning to Portland R. & W. CORN or GLOSS STARCH 1 lb 2 for 17c from the Edgwood Arsenal, with the December 28 and at present is com- chemical warfare division, took over pleting his flying lessons at Albany. | Duane Lathrop was called to The R. & W. CLEANSER 3 for 14c the classes. Major Johnston and three other officers discussed the various Dalles Tuesday by a message from I LADY GODIVA SOAP .............................. 3 for 17c hospital there that Mrs. Lathrop phases of chemical warfare as to its the WESTON COOKIES ............................ 8 oz. rolls 10c is quite seriously ill. Mrs. Lathrop’s effects on civilian life. The discussion two sons, Leonard and Walter Mopps, PUREX DRAIN or BOWL CLEANER ....... 17c was of the open forum type with ques both employed in Pendleton, also went SUNSPUN, delicious fresh salad dressing qt. 40c to The Dalles Tuesday evening. tions always in order. Miss Helen Jendrzejewski returned I I Poisonous gasses were discussed as to her teaching duties at La Grande I to how used, effects and how to pro last Saturday after spending the hol tect against it during war time Gasses idays here during which time she ! are not apt to effect people of the in made a three day business trip to | terior but a knowledge of its odor ef- Portland. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Dixson are in ! fects and treatments should be en- Portland where Mr. Dixson is receiv- | 3 ibs. ! couraged. ing medical treatment. Mrs. Dixson Incendiary bombs were discussed as expects to go on to Leadville, Colo j to types, sizes and number used. The rado, some time after the New Year visit a daughter. | types most used are small and more to Cars driven by Mrs. H. J. Ott and I or less broadcast over wide areas, Roy Van Arsdale were involved in a i About one out of six bombs start fires minor accident near the Hooker I and therefore each community should place Tuesday afternoon of last week. Short Ribs Beef LETTUCE have auxiliary fire departments prop- No one was injured and the cars were Cold Weather Large, fancy for 9e ! erly slightly damaged. schooled in how to combat these only The Holman children have been fires that are likely to be started from confined to their home the past week HERMISTON, OREGON Chili Bricks ORANGES these bombs during air raids. with the mumps. W. L. McCabb and son William of Red Hot Sunkist, Juicy doz. High explosive bombs were also dis cussed as to size, types and effects. A Heppner have been visiting at the DeMoss home during the past week. very interesting demonstration was Mrs. Grace Foster and Mr. and Beef Roasts ONIONS here the past several years with Springs left early Saturday for Au- held for a select group on the last day Mrs. Harry Shulty drove to Irrigon home Center Cuts Lb. « her grandmother, Mrs. Duane Lath-1 burn, Wn., where they will visit his Firm, dry lbs. of the session. It dealt primarily with last Friday to visit the Rand families. rop, has gone to Willamina, Ore., mother. Mr. and Mrs. Shulty are incendiary bombs showing the actual The elder Mr. Rand has been very ill | where she will stay with her aunt looking for a permanent location ta the past several weeks. Mrs. Melvin Van Schoiack. j the northwest. Pork Roasts combating of the various types of for Guests CARROTS during the holidays at the Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shaver are R. B. Wilcox went to Walla Walla Young Pork fires started with these bombs. Fancy, Bulk 3 lbs. W. R. Struthers home were Mrs. parents of a daughter born Sunday, | Wednesday to take Ed Barnett to the The main point stressed through- Struthers’ daughter-in-law, Mrs. Eth January 4, at the Hermiston General 1 Veteran’s Hospital there where he out the session was to BE PREPAR el Crowner and two children of Stock- hospital. The infant has been named will remain several days for medical Margaret Lorine. attention. ED for the worst and then we will be ton, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dixson spent | Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hammer re Along the Diagonal: The best ex- prepared to cope with any situation the Christmas week in Seattle and For Savings in Groceries and Meats Phone 3001 — turned Monday evening from a trip ample of Americanism we’ve seen in that may arise. Port Angeles, Wn. to California. They also visited Tia our own little community—Mrs. Jen Mrs. Elmer Dixson’s step-brother, Juana, Mexico. Enroute home they drzejewski’s very evident pride in her Ellis McKenzie and his daughter Mrs. ; stopped in Salem where they visited son. . . cold morning episodes. . . Hen- Cyril Fitchard of Port Angeles with Miss Bessie Hammer. ry Garberding’s car acting up, or not stopped over night at the Dixson For Prompt, Courteous Service Mrs. Sophia Kopacz was a Sunday acting at all. . . Bob Woodward call- (Continued from page 1) home last week on their return trip visitor at the Jendrzejewski home. ing a service car from town. . . Tiny Thompson was cut in the face, A from Detroit, Mich., with a new car. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Shulty who Caldwell digging for a frozen water ONE DELIVERY DAILY 10:30 A. M. I aibaia Hassey, who has made her have been visiting here from Colorado pipe. few stitches were also necessary but he was able to return home. Two soldiers were riding with them but were not hurt. Umatilla’s first practice blackout CARD OF THANKS No. 9281. Reserve Dist. No 12 Tuesday night was 100 per cent. In May we take this opportunity to Renort of Condition nf less than a minute after the siren thank our neighbors and friends for sounded every light within radius of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK the kindness and sympathy shown two miles out. The warning OF HERMISTON I during our recent bereavement. We signal was given by a series of whis tles by the switch engine at 6:30. At in the State of Oregon, at the close i especially thank those who - the most good-eating meat blackout signal was given by of business on December 2 with funeral arrangements and those 7 the the siren. Ten minutes later the city who presented flowers. street lights were turned on and that for your money SAFEWAY (Published in response to call made I Thornburg and children. was the signal for the people to turn on their lights. 211, U.S. Revised Statutes) Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler Jr. MPTHODIST CHURCH MAKE « TEST TODAY...see for your- and George and Yvonne of Mason Ci Mnlcohn B. Ballinger, Pantor ty, Wn., are visiting two weeks as a Loans and discounts, (in vacation from their work with his cluding $14.81 over- Sunday, January 11, 10 a. m. Sun- parents. Mr. and Mrs. George Kend- $171,931.27 day church school, Mrs. Alva Boul- ler and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. United States Gov. obli superintendent. C. Isom in Irrigon. . _ 60,500.00 ! SIDE BACON SIRLOIN STEAK lb gations Mr and Mrs. Joe La Chance re A. M., morning worship with Safeway's Guaranteed Beef Any Size Piece ceived two letters Tuesday from their Obligations of States and 31 149 48 sermon by the pastor: "Keeping Our j son Raymond who is stationed at political subdivisions DRY SALT PORK lb. BOLOGNA I Morale as Christians”. What on Pearl Harbor stating that he is all Corporate stocks, includ Liver Sausage - Frankfurters of Lean Streaked right. This is the first word received | earth has that lovely character ing stock of Federal 1,050,00 Christ, with his idyllic trust in a from their son since before the war Reserve bank LINK SAUSAGE >b PICNICS started. The letters, received at the 926,177.67 ' heavenly Father and his romantic same Cash & due from banks Club Style time, were dated December 10 Short Shank - Cello Wrapped 9,470.00 1 confidence in boundless good will, to and 23. Bank premises owned BEEF ROASTS | do with this bloody world, where we Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cherry of Real estate owned other Prime Chuck Cuts 2.00 | use our mastery of the skies to make | Heppner spent New Year’s day with than banking house 378.61 underground, starve his mother, Mrs. Bertha Cherry. children Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghton, Jer Prices are effective Friday, Jan. 9th thru Monday, Jan. 12 $1,200,659.03 whole populations with our blockades, ry Buel and Ollie Coryell, all of Irri- Total Assets destroy the hard-won gains of liber gon, were dinner guests of Mr. and ty, and turn the whole earth into a Mrs. Roscoe Williams New Year’s T mua ui wucnrs LIABILITIES Red HUI Catsup day. $912,438.52 vast battlefield? Demand deposits Moneta Chill Sauce 12%-o bot 15c Miss Elva Twidwell, fifth and sixth 134,130.01 Time deposits 7 P. M., M. Y. F. Epworth League. grade teacher here, and Aidon Quin- Tomato Not Sauce 3 8... eaM 10c is now DATED Deposits of U. S. Gov. & Marion Ott has charge of the devo- : lin of La Grande were married in La M plainly on every 5,934.86 Kitchen Bouquet R.g bottle 38c postal savings th tionals, and Rebecca Pierson leads the | Grande during the holidays. Mrs. wrapper! > Deposits of States and Cranberry Saúco Ocean SPF ‘ % ... 12c 63,263.47 discussion of the topic: “Great Pat I Quinlin, who has taught here for the political subdivisions HÍ/NZ 57 Paradise Swoet Pickles o hr 29c past two years, will remain here till I riots, Ancient and Modern". Other deposits, certified the end of the year. Sandwich Spread Lunch PRi. 23c you KNOW 1HIS BRI AD IS FRISH / 12,747.20 & cashier's checks, etc. No evening worship this Sunday. Mrs. Milo McFarland has returned Battleground Cheese 2 i lost 63c SOUPS TOTAL Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., choir re to her work at the postoffice after an Assorted except DEPOSITS $1,128,514.06 Canterbury Black Tea Pound 63c Consomme Clam absence of two weeks due to an in hearsal. Chowder. Chix- fected leg which she burned on the Lipton's Black Tea *L. pkg 42c Gumbo Thursday, 7 30 p. m., Bible study. Total Liabilities $ 1,128,514.06 oven door some time ago. She is Nob Hill Coffee 23c S a. 45c Capital Accounts 2 16.0 25° much improved. Well. Airway Coffee s, 19c 3 i. 55c $25,000.00 ■ Capital Stock Mr. and Mrs. George Kendler left 250 shares Common stock. Friday for a few days visit with his par $ 100.00 per share brother and wife. Mr and Mrs. Ray By Mr». Bernice Wattenburger Surplus 25,000.00 1 Kendler and friends in Portland, Pine City club met Thursday, New Their children stayed with Undivided profits 21,585.59, her par- Year ’ s day, with an all day meeting. APPLES4 lbs Reserves 559.38 ents in Irrigon. A large crowd attended and the lad- Mrs. Gene McFarland and son ' Winesaps - Extra Fancy Total Capital Accounts $72,144.97 ies sewed for the Red Cross, making Merrill visited friends in Pendleton j | quilts. ORANGES FRESH DATES 12 oz. Total Liabilities and Miss Juanita Ayers spent the week Sunday. Margaret Reed and sons Al Sunkist Deglet pkg. Capital Accounts $1,200,65943 end in Heppner with Virginia Betty and Mrs. Fred are spending a few days in Memoranda ' John. GRAPEFRUIT lb. SWT. POTATOES Portland where she will look for an U. S. Government obliga - * Betty ----- Finch, Helen and Rosetta apartment and plans on moving soon. U. S. No. 1 5 lbs. — Arizona $10,090 DO Healy, and Pat O'Brien returned to lions pledged Francis Stephens of Maryhill came | Heppner Saturday, ready for high Mrs. M. Martin is keeping the baby, Deposits secured OMPARE SAFEWAY’S EVERY DAYEOSHELF PRICES 8,869.70 | school Monday. pledged assets up Tuesday where he visited his par Lloyd Ballridge spent Saturday ents and attended the funeral of his M 0 Tollet Tissue 3 roll. 25c Cherub Condensed Milk 4 Tall 33c Jell Weil Desserts * PUDPRGS. 4c I evening with Mr. and Mrs. E. B. uncle. Bill Switzler, in Walla Walla. state of Oregon. | ss Stellar Facial Tissues ‘soo 23c Grapefruit Juice 1OUS. 3 No 2. 25c Fluffiest Marshmallows 13c • Wattenburger and family. Mr. and Mrs. John Lennox and County of Umatilla 1 RAISINS 4 lb. pkg. 27c Blue Ribbon Malt Syrup 31p... 47c Castle Crest Peaches No 2% can 1 9c word Saturday Jack Healy got I!. Norton, cashier of the morning that he had to leave that daughter Rosalie, and Mr. and Mrs Chore Girls For Scouring Pkg 9c Sleepy Hollow Syrep se ox ... 59c Harper House Pears No 21, can 21c Jeff Stephens of Portland came to at named bank, do solemnly evening above Portland. He has joined tend the Switzler funeral. Old Dutch Cleanser 2 tal cans 1 3c Albers Flapjack Fleur La. Rg 18c Briargate Green Beans No 2ean He ear that the above statement Is the navy. for From Portland he goes to Alberta Johnson and Vivien Brown Su-Purb Gran. Soap 21 19c $0 37c Popped Wheat, Rice VHa 2 pka, 15c • rue to the best of my knowledge San Diego, Cal. Also Pat McGlough- Emerald Bay Spinach No 2.,, 1 5c of Hermiston visited Sunday evening Purex Gentle Bleach and belief or Boni. 12c Drifted Snow Flour 49 lb A 81 .82 We wish Peas EAPDENSDE 3-No 303 — 25c ton of Lena was called. at the Lyle Brown home. A. H NORTON. Cashier both boys lots of good luck. Highway Sauer Kraut No 21 9c White Magic Bleach or Boni. 10c Kitchen Craft Flour ke b a 81.88 sworn to before Subscribed and Mr. and Mrs. John Healy and fam Mrs. Stewart’s Bluing 10 0 bot 13c Keen Shortening Lh 16c 4 ,, 61c Valley Gold Apriceis ».2 can 15c me this 7th day of January. 1942. ily stayed Saturday night in Hepp Normel’s Spam W J Warner. Notary Public ner and returned home Sunday. My commission expires Oct. 31, 1944. Paimoilve Soap 3 Butter Creek is getting its share of Attest Correct cold weather We could stand it a B SWAYZE little warmer. Ivery Flakes spent A A SWAYZE Mr. and Mrs. Ray ALL PRICES SUBIECT TO MARKET CHANCES W L. HAMM from Thursday until Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers. They re HERMISTON HERALD | Directors. turned to Heppner Sunday evening. MART COFFEE EARLY RISER 1 lb 27c lb 25c COLUMBIA NEWS Refrigerators Wash Machines Oil Heaters IDAHO SMALL WHITE BEANS 3 ibs. 23c IDAHO RED MEXICAN BEANS 3,b*21c 29c BABY LIMA BEAMS Meat Dept Competitive Prices On Small Electrical Appliances and Supplies Produce Dept Special). 17 2 1 Lb. 324 2 354 10 29. Farmers Supply Store 106 LK 276 HERMISTON TRADING CO. UMATILLA NEWS -as 1b. 274 199 279 oglhiqhl’ BREAD 24 S PINE CITY NEWS 25- 199 25d SAFEWAY
