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THURSDAY, MARCH 19, 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE SIX 10 0001440000009*09*00* ** 9 *0*99********* } reading table and writing desk are EGG PRICE MATTER being equipped. Thursday night of each week is to EXPLAINED BY NOEL be social night when the church young people of the community join BENNION OF O.S.C. in fellowship and fun. Light re WASHO giant size By Gene Lear freshments will be served. Smoking Recently there have been a num and alcoholic liquor are prohibited in • SOAP FLAKES, Lady Godiva 19- ber of complaints in this district on the building. the price producers have been receiv • LADY GODIVA BEAUTY SOAP 4 for 234 ing for their eggs. Some informa % ? % tion which may help to clarify this • BRIMFUL GRANULATED 36 oz. egg price situation has been recently By Mrs. Clenn Ostrom 3 for • CLEANSER, R. & W. The C. E. elected new officers at given by Noel Bennion, extension their business meeting Sunday even poultryman, Oregon State college. 5 for ing, Those elected were, president, • NAPTHA SOAP, P. & G. Large Feed costs are high and there' has Francis Chapman: vice president, been the usual seasonal decline in Juanita Brown, and secretary, Nor 6 for • BORENE BAR SOAP the price of eggs. However, eggs are man Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Don C. Brownell of still about 50% higher then they • OXYDOL, Giant Portland, who have been visiting were a year ago and feed is from 35 their daughter, Mrs. Ervin Chapman, to 40% higher. The feed-egg ratio • AMMONIA, Pat•sons ... Pint and his brother. Lew Brownell and is slightly more favorable than it was daughter Naomi Brownell in Her miston, and Mrs. Wilbur Steaver in a year ago and above the ten year Large • BLUING, Mrs. Stewarts Rieth, returned to their home Friday. average. (To be Continued) The Secretary of Agriculture, C. • OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 3 for 234 R. Wickard, and state and local poul • DRAIN or BOWL CLEANER, Purex try leaders have advised against ex pansion in the poultry industry by By Mrs. Rose Hedrick • MOP HANDLES going into debt buying or building On March 30, the annual Congre new equipment. It has been stated on ° 2 . % % gational meeting will be held at the • BROOMS, Red & White F. B SWAYZE, President Presbyterian church. The Ladies many occasions that adequate facil Aid will serve the dinner at 6:30 p. ities are used efficiently. • BROOMS, Our Value Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation m. Guest speaker will be Ernest C. Slate and federal reports go to Davis, executive secretary of the sq-00 9-6-04- I $-0- $-•-I--** • • -$0 89v1v0 show that since the first of the year • WINDOW POLISH, Clearex Pendleton chamber of commerce. prices of eggs in Oregon have been At 11 a. m., March 29, Rev, B. F. Mitchell will give his sermon on from 10 to 15% higher than at this year. For the United States the to 6:30 P. M., Junior Epworth League 0 LABORLITE Large AQt “Greatest Character Ever Known.” time last year. tal egg output for last month was 17 meets in basement. Senior Epworth Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duvall of • WONDER CLEANALL per cent higher than a year ago. League meets in league room. Quart Lexington visited at the J. W. Waid Present Eyg Parity Prices Poultry producers have indicateli home Sunday. • CORNED BEEF HASH, R. & W. The federal government has stated they expect to raise 12 per cent more Farmer Hermiston Youth Marries 1 lb. Mrs. Fred Shelton and Mrs. Wal ter Isackson were joint hostesses for that they would support the price of chicks this year than last. These Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Norton re- the Pollyanna club at the Shelton eggs at 85 % of parity until June 30, 4 for 194 • DEVILED MEATS, Beverly %’s figures indicate the 1942 goal will ceived the announcement of the mar- home on Wednesday. Mrs. Fred Thorne entertained the 1943. Under the Steagall Amend- be more than surpassed, which is a | riage of Eric Byorkgren to Miss Wil 6 MINCED CLAMS, R. & W. No. 1 2 for Home Economics club at her home ment the secretary of agriculture has very desirable condition. ma Lucille McNett of Seattle on Tuesday. Mrs. L. L. Wurtz, Mrs. H. the authority to raise, lower or ex The Bureau of Agricultural Eco March 9. They plan to make their • SALMON, Silver Rapids .... No. 1 tin C. Kerr and Mrs. F. B. Stuart were tend this price support. nomics states that the feed-egg ratio home in Seattle. Mr. Byorkgren was honored guests. At the present time the seasonal is expected to continue favorable for a former employee of the First Nat Capt. Bruce Baker, Lowell Baker, • WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White 19. and Wallace Baker visited their adjusted parity price on eggs is 25.91 egg production although it may not ional Bank in Hermiston about four father F. A. Baker at his home over cents per dozen. This parity, of be quite as favorable for this year as years ago and is well known here. He the week end. CELERY course, is based on the national av 1 a whole as it was for 1941. GRAPEFRUIT | has been back here several times to Kenneth Waid, Bud Martin, Glenn -------------- —o e «-------------------- Large Crisp Dozen visit. Martin, all of Portland, visited here erage. METHODIST CHURCH over Sunday. Eighty-five per cent of 25.91 would Mrs. Sherman Chapin is finishing be 22.02 cents per dozen. It can be Malcolm B. Ballinger, Pastor the school term’s work in the seventh readily determined from this that the 10:00 A. M., Sunday School. and eighth grades at Echo, recently Free Estimates 11:00 A. M., morning worship with I made vacant by Jack Lloyd’s resig- price producers are receiving in gen nation. eral at least 85 per cent of parity. It sermon by the pastor: “Our Enemies I All Labor Guaranteed Marian Winsted left for Pendleton should be kept in mind that parity Make Us.” Many people discover FRESH SLICED LIVER lb. Sunday to finish the school term price on eggs will vary throughout that their health, their environment, 23 there. PURE PORK SAUSAGE F. A. Baker has bought the F, B. the year depending on the price of lack of talent, mental, physical or | lb. 27 RAY LOOSVELDT commodities that farmers have to buy emotional handicaps, are their great Stuart home. Manuel Picanso has bought the and the seasonal variations in the est enemies. Some have also discov FANCY ROASTING HENS lb. Licensed Plumber 29 Archer farm and is enlarging and price of eggs. While the present ered that they can transform appar modernizing the house. EASTERN BACON lb. 33c For the funeral of F. B. Stuart on parity on eggs is 25.91 cents per ent failures into brilliant successes Plumbing & Heating Contractor March 1.3, honorary pallbearers were dozen, in November it may be as high and change their greatest weakness Roy Penney, Roy Attebury, C. Til- as .36 cents, or even more, per dozen. es into their greatest strength through lory, Ed Lewis, Roscoe Meyers and Phone 2381 Hermiston At the present time the number of overcompensation. This sermon will Fred Thorne. Active pallbearers Martin Refvem. Claude Mc- laying hens in the United States is tell how you, too, may convert your RBI) * WHITE STORE Call. John Bagan, Harry Wessell, 12 per cent higher compared with last weakness into strength. ONE DELIVERY DAILY 10:30 A. M. John Heckman and Roy Penney. Mu- sic was provided by Mrs. Max Pigar, —--"================== Neva Hedrick and Garth Clark. The ■ — Grange ceremonies were very im- HI RM ISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Corliss, past chairman, presided over pressive and the floral offerings were the meeting many and beautiful. Cremation was Grayden I). I,orce. Pastor . - 8* . , at Pendleton. 1 he following officers were elect- J’ • Bryant, " Sunday morning at our 11 o'clock Fred nephew, who was service we shall be privileged to hear ed for the year: Mrs. Don Allstotf, here for the funeral of Mr. Stuart, Mrs. Marion Rice, vice left for his home at Woodland Sun Chaplin Challes Fisher of the infan chairman ; day. Mrs. H. C. Kerr, daughter, left chairman : Mrs. Clarence Kennison, for try located here. With him will be St. Paul Tuesday night. a colored male quartet from the U. treasurer; and Mrs. Charles Seeliger The P. T. A. had at their meeting March 17 guest speakers state presi O. D. barracks. These men are un- secretary. r 2 The afternoon was spent on sew dent Mrs. Blum and district presi usually talented and will give sever- dent Mrs. Kluff from Irrigon, with ing, and refeshments were served by al musical selections, Come and hear Mrs. Leora Heyden introducing the hostess, Mrs. Frank Seeliger. them. them. Garth Clark sang two solos The next meeting will be held on B.Y.P.U. meets at 7 o’clock with with Neva Hedrick as accompanist. Fern Follett leading the discussion. March 25th, at afternoon meeting at Patsy Brown, Bernice Hughes, Cora At our evening worship service at 8 the home of Clara Thornburg. All lie Mansker and Vivian Leitzel gave a tap dance. Della Kruse gave a o’clock the text will be “Jesus Wept”. members are urged to attend. reading. Mrs. Don Childs and Mrs. Margaret Seeliger, Secretary. John I I :35. This shortest verse of . . and still be sure of satisfaction—every time! Ernest Sires served refreshments. the Bible is often passed over light The school play to be given March It's because Safeway buys only the better ly. When we pause to think of the FELLOWSHIP CENTER 27 at the high school auditorium has for the cast the following players: grades of steer beef—of lamb, pork and veal; cause of the Master's weeping we FREE! Parker, Kay Scott, Don meat that runs long to “eating portions." are filled with wonder at the love of AT BAPTIST CHURCH Barbara Refvem, Bud McGraw, Ted Howell, Tested recipe and menu folders. Chock These finer meats are prepared for market Bud McCourt, Vivian Leitzel, Irene full of pointers on delicious ways to pre with special care. You will never be disap. Rueber, Jeanie Taylor, Billy Gab pare thrifty meat cuts. Ask for yours! A fellowship center for all sold Bobby Rhea, and Jack Rice. pointed. WVe guarantee it J WESTLAND GRANGE iers, defense workers, and all in the riel. Bud McGraw plays Peter’s part in community who desire to avail them the play “For Pete’s Sake”. ENJOYS MEETING selves of its facilities has been estab- lished in the basement of the Baptist CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Warner, Pastor Westland Grange Home Economics church. This center will be open Our Pre-Easter revival is in its club met at the home of Mrs. Frank from 6 p. m. to 10:,30 p. m. each week BLADE CUT Seeliger Wednesday. March 11. Mrs. night except Monday and Saturday. first week. The interest from the Frank Seeliger turned in her resig- Ping pong, caroms, checkers, etc., very beginning has been good. The • FRESH SMELT 3 lbs. • LING COD, any size piece lb. nation as chairman and J oe will be available for amusement. A meetings will continue each night of the week until Easter Sunday, except • BOILING BEEF lb. • CENPAK or Morrell’s HAM, lb. Saturday night. The meetings begin at eight o’clock. The evangelist’s sermon for Sun- CUT MACARONI 3 lb. pkg. COD FISH 10 oz. tin day morning will be “With Christ”, Dorymate Cod Fish Cakes and Sunday evening, "Somebody MACARONI No. 300 tin MINCED CLAMS No. 1 can Lied Dead Men Do Tell Tales”. Franco American Warrenton The U’Renns are leading the con gregation in a wonderful way each SHRIMP, Wet Pack, 5 oz. tin OYSTERS 15 oz. tin Battle Rock Fancy Pacific — evening as they sing the old time Blue Jacket Gospel songs. Their special talent Shortening, Fluffo, lb. 19c, 4 lbs. 69c Gerbers Baby Foods 3 cans 19c with the mandolin and their singing Sunsweet Prunes 2 lb. box 21c Heinz Strained Foods 3 cans 20c is such that the entire community should have a part in it. Hershey Bars, 3 - 10c, 2 Ige. bars 25c Green Giant Peas No. 303 can 15c Friday night of each week is Fam Hershey Bak. Choc. 12 lb. box 12c Niblet Corn 12 OZ. can 12c ily Night. The father with the Nestles Morsels, 7 oz. pkg., 2 for 25c Van Camp Pork & Beans 2 300's 19c For dry dustless brooder houses, per bale $2.86 youngest baby, and the largest fam Van Camp Hominy, 21 2 ‘ s, 2 for 19c Marshmallows, Fluffiest, lb. ctn. 14c ily present will receive a special re Quaker Oats, reg. quick, lb. pkg. 21c Tomatoes, Gardenside, 2 - 21 2‘s 25c membrance that they will prize the balance of their life. Red Hill Catsup 14 oz. bottle 11c Su-Purb Soap, 24 OZ. 19c, 50 OZ. 37c Aids in the prevention of Bowel troubles, and Next week Evangelist Pointer will Heinz Tomato Ketchup, 14 OZ. 18c P & G Soap, 2 bars 7c, giant bar 4c touch upon each night, two or three inhibits Germ Growth in the drinking water. Hot Sauce. Gard ’ nside 8 OZ. 3 for 11c Rinso Soap, 2312 OZ. box ...... 22c of the some eighty prophecies being fulfilled today that clearly shows that the end of this age is near. LEARN THE LATEST ABOUT Your RED& WHITE Store NOTICE OF CHANGE OF HOURS 594 33- 144 Hereafter the bank will open at 10:00 A. M. in stead of 9:00, and close at the regular 3:OO P. M. 69- 178 178 • : FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON | : | STANFIELD NEWS 95- 734 25- 494 23- 55e 23- 14* 49. Meat Department Hermiston Trading Co care qer MORE GOOD-EATING MEAr S6YBUM MONEYa SAFEwAF You Can Buy SAFEWAY MEATS BLINDFOLDED Sirloin or Rib Steak BeeS Roast lb. 37c lb. 27c 25e 16. 35e 17e 194 9e 18e Headquarters for Baby Chick Esrpin 10c 224 15c Supplies PEAT MOSS— PHEN-O-SAL— Umatilla Chick Starter— Guaranteed to contain the correct quantities of Proteins, Fibres, Minerals and Vitamins. Insures a successful brooding operation, per sack $2.53 Hermiston Grain & Feed Co. Hermiston - Phone 3311 Stanfield - Phone 847 — Farm Fresh Produce — PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH O. A. Wells. Pastor Services every Sunday. Sunday School 9:45 a. m. Morning message, 11 a. tn. Young peoples, 7 p. m. Juniors, 7 p. m. Evening worship 8 p. m. Wednesday evening prayer service at 8 p. m. You are invited to come and wor ship with us. Oranges Navels, lb- 54- GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless, lb. 46 NEW POTATOES lb. 61 id Florida APPLES Winesap. Delicious Lb. 6‘e NUTRITION AT HOME.... . . . all about vitamins . . calories . . proteins how to prepare more nutritious meals—all this is covered in an easy. 10-lesson course. Enroll today! Send your name, address and 25c to Julia Lee Wright, Box 660 C. C., Oak land. California. SAFEWAY
