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PAGE SIX HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. WEW 04} Specials for February 6, 7 and 9. 50,7 Suit C V NEW GREEN ONIONS SPINACH, fresh LETTUCE, large firm ...... RHUBARB, fresh ... 3 bu. 3 lbs. 2 heads 2 lbs. 10c 14c 15c 11c FRUIT COCKTAIL Red * White No. 1* •2 for 35 GRAPEFRUIT v~ No. 2* 3 for 37 46 oz. 33 PINEAPPLE JUKE Red & White MILK Red & White 3for 2% MARSHMALLOWS Red & White 1 lb 18c COFFEE Red & White 2 65c CAKE FLOUR Red & White 25c PREMIUM CHOCOLATER & w "Alb17c 15 oz. 11c SEEDLESS RAISINS Red & White 4 for 230 FlAV-R-JELL Red * White PEARS Blue & White No. 2%‘s 2 for 53c APRICOTS Red & WhiteNo 2% ‘s 2for 53 PEACHES Red & White No. 2% ’s 2 for 55c pint 30c MAYONNAISE Red & White pint 30c SANDWICH SPREAD Red a White SHORTENING Red * White 369c MEAT DEPARTMENT BEEF ROASTS, center cuts BEEF SHORT RIBS, meaty cuts . PORK CHOPS, lean center cuts PORK ROASTS, young pork RIE STEAKS, tender delicious CHILI BRICKS 23c 18c 30c 27c 27c each 33c lb. lb. lb. lb. lb. For Savings in Groceries and Meats Phone 3001— R. & W. Store For Prompt, Courteous Service ONE DELIVERY DAILY 10:30 A. M. HERMISTON TRADING (0. Psôrë BOARDMAN NEWS Ry Elaine Either Lucille McCutchen, who is employ ed at Arlington, visited at the home of her aunt, Mrs. J. Fisher, Tuesday and Wednesday. A meeting was held after church Sunday to discuss entertainment for the soldiers who are stationed here. It was decided to cooperate with the town and grange. The first meeting of the Red Cross was held in the cafteria of the school Tuesday afternoon. The women work ed on supplies for the local emergency room. The silver tea was held at the home of Mrs. E. Sanders this week. CARD OE TH AXES We wish to take this opportunity thank our neighbors and friends Ifor the kindness and sympathy shown during the recent illness and death of our beloved wife and mother. We es pecially thank those who aided during the funeral and those who presented floral offerings. F. B. Pennock, Norman Pennock and Family. WESTLAND GROUP ATTENDS MEETING CHRISTIAN EDUCATION ADVANCE NATIONWIDE DRIVE OPENS HERE SUNDAY IN LOCAL CHURCH H. AND H. SHOP STRAM OPTICAL CO Notice to Patrons At a meeting of the Hermiston | Business Women’s club Monday even ing some interesting moving pictures | were shown by Harold Dobyns of the • As a matter of Public Policy, we wish to make Federal Fish and Game Wild Life Service. Mr. Dobyns, who resides at the announcement that our prices will meet any Pendleton, presented color pictures of competition. In addition to this, we will guarantee his trip with three other men down the “river of no return” (Salmon our work. river), in addition to boating trips down the Owyhee and John Day riv- | “Spend Hermiston Dollars in Hermiston.” ers. Among other pictures was the sto- ry of the trapping of coyotes in the desert area now occupied by the Umatilla ordnance depot. He also Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Elkins, Prop. showed a reel dealing with southeast- ern Oregon, “the land of the Basques.” This showed the living | that many residents are leaving and conditions, of the people who are of tourist trade is very slow, many plac- Hermiston Laundry & Dry Cleaners A benefit card party, under the sponsorship of the Hermiston Amer ican Legion auxiliary, is being plan ned for Monday night, February 9, in the high school gymnasium beginning at 8:00 o’clock. Bridge and pinochle will be played during the evening. Refreshments will be served at the close of the evening. STOCKMEN! BLACKLEG VACCINE 60 New a dose Why pay more? Oil of Muth, gal. $2.50 Tr. Iodine, pints $1.25 We carry a complete line of Veterinary Needs. We pay postage on mail orders. THOMPSON'S DRUG STORE Hermiston, Oregon Every cut and every times you get your -BIGGEST MONEY MARRIED MEN NOW ACCEPTED BY NAVY A group of Westland grange mem bers attended an instruction class in Pendleton Wednesday night. An in Married men and men who have de- 1 structor of old time dances was pres- i pendents other than wife may be ac ent and taught those present how to cepted for enlistment or re-enlistment call this kind of dancing. in the U. S. Marine Corps now, pro Going from here were Mr. and Mrs. vided the applicant can furnish the Mr. and Mrs. Frank P. A. Power, Seeliger, Mrs. Chas. Seeliger, Floyd recruiting officer with an affidavit sworn to by the wife or other depend Laird, Mrs. Alma Alstott and Mr. ents that she or they are not depend and Mrs. Guy Shaw. ent upon the applicant for financial support beyond his ability to contrib CEXTRAL CHURCH Of CHRIST ute on the pay of a private in the U. [ S. Marine Corps. This announcement C. Warner, Pastor was officially transmitted to the Marine Corps recruiting office at Sunday is Mobilization day for Ed- Walla Walla, Wash., today, from the ucational Advance Program. The ser headquarters at Washington, D. C. mon topic for Sunday morning will The recruiting station at Walla be, "That Which Will Guarantee Walla is the nearest Marine Corps re- I Christian Advance,” and Sunday eve cruiting office in this vicinity. ning, "Eternal Love.” The regular monthly meeting of the Women's Council will be held next WOMEN S SKILLS TO Wednesday in the nature of an all BE CANVASSED SOON day meeting. PENDLETON DIRECTORY JACK ALLEN SUPPLY BUSINESS WOMEN SEE COLORED FILM The Central Church of Christ will launch a four-year program begin- ning Sunday, February 8. The day will be designated as Mobilization Day. The campaign, which is called Spanis escent. , , i es closing due to the fear of being the Christian Education Advance, is The club will have the monthly bombed a part of a national movement in dinner at the next meeting, February' — ... . ... They particularly observed the : many Protestant churches in the | higher prices all through California United States. The announced goal and especially in Los Angeles. : calls for a 10 per cent increase in en PENNOCK FUNERAL Altogether the trip and weather rollment and attendance each year. was very enjoyable and much know If successful, it will mean an increase SERVICES HELD ledge was gained during the vaca- I of at least 3,000,000 in church school | tion, but they were glad to return I attendance in America. Funeral services for Mrs. F. . B. to a quiet peaceful little town away This program comes in answer to Pennock were held Sunday after: noon f rom the war zone and noise of the | a plea of national leaders in business, at 2:00 o’clock at Prann’s Funeral city. I politics and religious organizations Parlors. Burial was in the Hermis- They were particularly pleased on j for a return of the people to Chris- ton cemetery. Rev. C. Warner was their return to have a dinner in a i tianity as a way to stop the deterior in charge of the services. local restaurant which was as good ation of morals and character among Mrs. Pennock was born near Val- as any they had had while they were American citiens, which many believe pariso, Indiana, March 7, 1864, and away at less than half the price. i is a definite threat to democracy and passed away January 29. She was I freedom. married to F. B. Pennock December Statisticians report that the crime 14, 1893. To this union was born WILLIAMS TELLS bill in the United States is nearly one child, Norman, of Hermiston. 815,000,000,000 annually. American The family came to Milton in 1900 STATE AFFAIRS people spent more than $15,000,000,- and to Hermiston in 1908 to what is 000 for alcoholic liquor in 1939 and now the present home site. (Continued from page 1) j $7,000,000,000 in gambling places. The alarming statement comes from Republicans and who constitute the I the U. S. government that 14,000,000 SAYLORS RETURN board of control, to fire this Demo I petty crimes are committeed annually FROM VACATION crat secretary and put a deserving and most of them by offenders under Republican in his place. But the 21 years of age; that there is a major (Continued from Page Oue) crime every 22 seconds and a murder board always turned a deaf ear to On returning to San Francisco the I every hour. such requests. However, election day Saylors attended market week at the Along by the side of this disclosure,, St. Francis hotel and did considerable is just around the corner, so the in the United States there are 27,- spring buying. board thought it a good idea to jetti I 000,000 boys and girls under 21 years | The Saylors state that all of cen son the Democratic Mr. Fry through | of age receiving no religious training. tral and lower California is very war It is with these thoughts in mind | conscious, with signs everywhere the resignation route, thereby making that many Protestant groups are re- | warning what to do in case of enemy way for a good Republican and, in doubling their efforts to make the attack and arrows pointing to air cidentally, causing the Republican ; churches of the nation the great mor raid shelters. Everything seemed to state committee and other party king al force they have been in the past. be in patriotic colors and entertain makers to be one big happy family ’ The Christian Advance program to ment was along the war theme. Also again. | be inaugurated here has details work- | ed out as to methods of procedure. Stress will naturally be on attendance I first, but improved teaching, better I programs and better equipment will I also be emphasized. Finally, definite I plans are included for bringing the | church school members into active I church membership. As the date of the state-wide house- to-house canvass of women's skills draws nearer, February 16, consid erable attention is being stressed to clear up various questions which have arisen concerning the plan. Some of these questions will be answered in next week’s issue of the Herald due to lack of space this week. SHORT WAVE IHATHKRMY Umatilla county has been divided Farm Implements - Electric Suite U Bond Building according to voting precincts. Mrs. Telephone 148 Water Systems Motors David Mittlesdorf and her corps of (Over Woolworths) - - Oregon Pendleton workers will mobilize precinct 32 and Oregon Pendleton Mrs. R. H. Piersol and her workers will act in precinct 33. The follow ing women have been appointed by Mrs. F. B. Belt, community chairman Auto Supplies and Sporting Goods Chiropractic Physio Therapy for Hermiston, Umatilla, Stanfield Rectal Disorders WHOLESALE anti RETAIL and Echo Phone 400 Mrs. Milton Cassidy, Mrs. 0. Daw Oregon Pendleton Oregon Pendleton son. Mrs. Wm. Kersbergen, Mrs. Harold Rankin, Mrs. Sam Moore. Mrs. Roy Hale. Mrs, George Harken- rider. Mrs. A. H. Norton. Mrs. Frank "Complete Offiee Outfitter»" CHILDREN S APPAREL Koehler, Mrs. Dan Gray, Mrs. Anne STATIONERY Infants to 14 Years Durfey. R. Huffman. GIFTS BOOKS GIFTS 227 Main Street Phone 54 Roy Tiller. Mrs. A. H. Cable. Mrs. Oregon Pendleton Pendleton, Ore. 147 Main St. Harry Connor. Wm. Bensel, Mrs. Genn, Mrs. J. M. Prindle, Mrs. J. B. Perry. Mrs. C. Seeliger. Mrs. Ralph Richards. Mrs C. M. Jackson, The Working Man's William C. Stram C. A. Flanigan. Mrs. Jordan. Mrs. W. Hinkle, Mrs. Alice Stone, OPTOMETRIST Clothing Store Miss Clara Bryant. Mrs. Putnam. Phone 403 225 S. Main St. 329 S. Main Street Bert Quick. Mrs. Guy Cronk Oregon Pendleton Oregon Pendleton H. L SIMPSON (0. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5. 1942 DR. R. B. BRUNDAGE DR. ARNE A. HEINO FRAZIER BOOK STORE SAM GORFKLE and Mrs. B. J. Nation. ntt. ay—put meat on your table! Safeway’s unique Guaranteed Meats plan means more for your meat money. Our meat experts buy only the " better-eating grades of meat. These choice meats are prepared with special care, and delivered to Safeway markets in just the amounts expected Prices Are for Fri., Feb. 6 to Mon., Feb. 9. Swift’s Picnics lb. 25c BeeS Roast LADE UTS to sell right away. Unless you're pleased — every cut and every time— your money back! Regular 5 to 8 Lb. Average 93d Lb.* DP BACON JOWLS, full of rich flavor lb. 19c SIRLOIN STEAK, tender, steer beef .... lb. 334 MORRELL’S BACON, by the piece lb. 27d Morrell’s or Cen Pak Skinned Hams lb. 35d Pork Liver HEARTS 119. AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAd “THE NUTRITIONAL NEEDS OF THE NORMAL INDIVIDUAL, INCLUD- ING VITAMINS AND OTHER ESSEN- TIAL ELEMENTS MAY BE SATISFIED MOST ECONOMICALLY AND SAFELY THROUGH WISE SELECTION OF FOODS.” State Nutrition Committee for Defense the Vitamins It Jitlia Lee Wright Box 660 C.C. Oakland. Cal. Harvest Blossom Delicious • 79e • Include Defense Stamps in your shopping list. When you buy food buy Sa. - ing» Stamp». Safeway has'em! 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