The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, March 29, 1942, Page 3, Image 3

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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, MARCH 29, 1945.
WANTED-LIVE POULTRY & EGGS
AT STONE’S
We are paying the following prices on live youltry
delivered our plant for the month of March:
NO. 1 LIVE COLORED HENS
NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS
NO. 1 COLORED SPRINGS .......
NO. 1 LEGHORN BROILERS
GRADE A LARGE EGGS, cases included .
GRADE A MEDIUM EGGS, cases included
and eggs,
.279
.279
.314
.314
.37
.33
Turkeys - Breeder Hens and Toms Wanted
Coops furnished on request.
NORTHWEST POULTRY & DAIRY PRODUCTS CO.
Main Office and Dressing Plant
232 S. E. Oak St.
PHONE EAst 5141
g
RATIONING
STARTS ATU. O. D CALENDAR
-
Better values! Better selections! That’» Stones way of helping to make it
easier for you io do a little Easter feasting. Celebration you should . . . Easter
is th. one exception to strict war-time menus.
The large economical bar.
3
Giant
.29
for
Ivory Soap
All purpose baby or household
soap.
4ed
Medium ......................
Camay Toilet Soap
3 for .19
Lux Toilet Soap
3
for
.19
Hi Ho Crackers
Gold Medal processed—rich in color, superb in flavor. 24 POINTS.
Dimpled and slightly brown and
salted.
1-Lb. Box
An Armours Star meat product canned & ready for use, for any occasion—5 POINTS.
Pel-la-co southern peeled whole yams in sugar syrup—a real Easter treat.
For smooth skin and youthful
complexion.
Cake
12-oz. tin .33
TREE!
4-OZ. glass .33
VITALOX
23-oz. tin .25
UIHObE JAMS
LOAF CHEESE
2-lb. loaf .75
STUFFED OLIVES . 41-oz. gl. .32
Armours beef extract will make the finest beef gravy you have ever tasted. Buy one today.
Soap of beautiful women.
Cake
20
Old Monk pimiento stuffed, a “must” for every Easter table.
simoniz polish
i-gal. 1.39
Ele
A perfect linoleum polish, restores and helps save the original
luster.
Penn Red Oil Polish....
O. E. Scratch Remover .
Tavern Paste Wax.......
Pacific Amonia............
Valvo Washing Powder
... 20-OZ. gl. .19
... 16-OZ. gl. .50
... 3-lb. gl. 1.69
... 12-oz. gl. .08
22-oz. pkg. .34
: »
DARIGOLD miiiK 3 tall tins .23
Enriched with vitamin D.
Famous Matches...........
New West Apple Juice .
Cinch Golden Cake Mix
Cinch Spice Cake Mix ..
Old Mill Ice Cream Mix
Fisher Biskit Mix.........
Portland, Ore.
....... carton .22
..........32 oz. .22
.... 1-lb. pkg. .25
... 1-lb. pkg. .25
... 1-oz. pkg. .13
212-lb. pkg. .28
FRESH, LARGE GRADEA
$
Right Size and Quality for Boiling, Coloring.
DOZEN
2
79c
Stone’s Fresh Fruits & Vegetables for your
Snowflake Cracker«
Filling but not fattening.
2-Lb. Box
33
Pierce’s Tomato Juice
Pure, undiluted.
18-Oz. Tin
LETTUCE, finest of the season, Ige. solid heads, 2 for .29
RADISHES, crisp and firm, large bunches
3 for .19
GREEK ONIOHS, local grown, Ige. clean ba. 3 for J 7
SPINACH, Walla Walla, clean, washed br'dleaf 2 Ibs. .19
CARROTS, California, large bunches
2 for 15
TOMATOES, extra fancy for slicing or salads 2 Ibs. .39
RHUBARB, extra fancy, hot house variety
Ik- .27
STONE’S EASTER MEAT & POULTRY
10
Nalley’s Tang Dressing
Gives zest to any green salad.
Quart
35
Dill Pickles
Gallon Jar..............
Preferred Soda Crackers
Freshly baked.
26
2-Lb. Box ...............
Argo Gloss Starch
Restores luster to old shirts.
3 for .25
1-Lb. Pkg.
Processed Food»: Book 4—Blue
This is the bomb run.
stamps X5 through B2 valid
Formations of silvery B-17 Fly­ through March 31; Blue stamps C2
ing Fortresses cut through the cold through G2 valid through April 28;
dangerous air of the sub-stratos­ Blue stamps H2 through M2 valid
phere, weaving through a deadly through June 2; Blue stamps N2
pattern of flak bursts. The cross- through S2 valid through June 30;
hairs of the bomb sight are syn­ Blue stamps T2 through Z2 valid
chronized on a railroad marshal­ April 1 through July 31.
ling yard deep in the heart of in­
Meat. Butter. Cheese: Book 4—
dustrial Germany.
Red stamps Q5 through S5 valid
A few minutes of tense waiting through March 31; Red stamps T5
that seem like an eternity, and through X5 valid through April 28.
then the familiar "Bombs Away” Red stamps Y5 through D2 valid
of the bombardier as his fingers through June 2; Red stamps E2
tighten around the bomb release, through J2 valid through June 30;
cascading the sticks of Ordnance Red stamps K2 through P2 valid
j bombs down a corridor of space April 1 through July 31.
Sugar: Book 4—Sugar stamp 35
on the last five miles of a journey
that began months ago at Umatilla valid through June 2; New sugar
Ordnance Depot here on the home stamp valid May 1.
Shoes— Loose stamps invalid.
front.
Colonel A. S. Buyers, command­ Book3: Airplane stamps 1-2-3 now
ing officer, cited a report he had valid.
Gasoline— Coupons not valid
received from an Eighth Air Force
Bomber Station in England to unless endorsed. “A” 15 coupons,
show the various stages that a 4 gallons each, valid through June
bomb, possibly one from Umatilla 21.
Stoves—Apply local board for
Ordnance Depot, passes through
in the United Kingdom before it oil, gas stove certificates.
Wood. Coal. Sawdust — Dealer
is dropped rom the bomb bay of a
determines delivery priority from
Flying Fortress.
A typical bomb may have gone consumer’s written statement of
to the 306th Bomb Group at a Fly­ annual needs and quantity on
ing Fortress station. Explosives hand.
arriving at the 306th Group are
Fuel OUi Period 1-5 (incl.) cou-
stored in the bomb dump at an iso­ pons valid through August 31. Not
lated part of the air field. The more than 79 per cent of season's
bombs are immediately inspected rations should have been used to
by Ordnance experts for damage date.
and flaws.
Price Control— Refer inquiries
One night a field ôrder comes in and complaints to price clerk at
that a mission is scheduled. The local board.
first men on the base to go into
Rant Control: In areas under
action are the Ordnance crews. In Federal rent control, all rented
the dark night their dimly lit dwelling units must be registered,
trucks and trailers stream silent­ and changes in tenancy reported.
ly toward the bomb dump where
each squadron Ordnance section HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
H. V. McGee, pastor
loads up with its allotted quota of
bombs.
Sunday School, 10:00 A. M.
At every dispersal area the ex-
Morning worship at 10:50. Eas­
plosives are wheeled up to the ter cantata. Message, "Remem­
yawning bomb bays of the heavy ber”. Communion service.
bombers, and the delicate, back-
Young People’s service at 7:00
breaking job of installing the p. m. Topic, "Because Christ
bombs in the plane begins, Nose Lives".
and tail fuzes are put on each
Evening worship at 8:00 p. m.
bomb. The work is tiring and ex- Sermon, “Advancement”.
The
acting. One slip, one bit of care­ ordnance of baptism will be ob­
lessness may mean the sudden ex­ served.
plosion of the entire bomb load.
Then in the gray mist that dulls
an English morning, the Combat
crews roll out to their planes to
w * a
MET
take up battle positions. The air
is filled with the roar of racing en­
gines. Slowly the huge four-en-
gined bombers crowd the perimet­
gaud
ers and move toward the runway.
LET
US
SOLVE
Take-off flares rockets from the
control tower and the Group lead­
YOUR EYESIGHT
er's wheels start down the runway
PROBLEM!
and rise gracefully over the green
English countryside.
If your eyes trouble you come here
Tomorrow newspapers wil re­ for a thorough examination . . . .
port the mission. The account will Modern glasses ground to fit if
tell of the target, damage inflicted they are needed.
and losses. But it isn’t a complete
report. For the mission really Over 30 Year* Successful
started right here in Umatilla1
Optical Experience!
Ordnance Depot.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
Christian Science services will
be held at the Legion hall Sunday
at 11:00 a. m.
The public is cordially invited.
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMETRIST
118 South Mein St. — Pendleton
Near Bue Depot
BISQUICK . 40-Oz. pkg. .28
Perfect biscuits in 90 seconds—buy at Stone s low price.
HUNT'S WHOLE PEELED APRICOTS (40 pt».) 30-ox. tin .31
29-ox. tin .21
HUNT'S ITALIAN PRUNES (30 pis.)
29-ox. glass .27
DEL MONTE Y. C. PEACHES (40 pts.)
29-ox. tin .40
TID BITS KADOTA FIGS (40 pt».)
17-ox. tin .24
O. S. CRANBERRY SAUCE (30 pt».)
BUY
MORT
Pickled Chiles, 24-02. glass .42
Pueblo hot wax chiles in vinegar, for delicious salads.
Old Fashioned
COUNTRY SAUSAGE
lb.
5 Points
.32
GROUND BEEF
Strictly Fresh
6 Points ............ lb.
SHORT RIBS
“A” Grade
3 Points
lb. .20
TRAPPEY’S PEPPER SAUCE
DERBY STEAK SAUCE ................
OSTROMS MUSHROOM SAUCE
S & w TOMATO SAUCE ..............
PIERCE'S CATSUP (30 pts.)
Kraft
Cotage Cheese
VEG-ALL
20-01. glass
glass
8-ox. glass
.......... 8-ox. tin
. 14-ox. glass
.18
.14
.19
.07
.14
19-Oz. tin .1$
All-purpose vegetables for salads or soups.
Fresh
lb. 42c
Fresh Halibut lb. .4*
BEEF ROAST
“A” Grade
6 Points ............ lb.
Fresh Oysters
RIB STEAK
“A” Grade
lb.
8 Points
Roaster Hens
lb. 45c
pt. .75
DEL MONTE DICED BEETS
...... l«-ox. glass .12
DEL MONTE SPINACH (20 pts.)
24-oz. glass .20
LIBBY GARDEN PEAS (20 pts.) ........................ 20-oz. tin .14
ROGERS FANCY PEAS (20 pt«.) ......................... 20-oz. tin .14
NIBLET W. K. CORN (20 pts.)
20-oz. tin .14
SUGAR LOAF G. B. CORN (20 pt».)
20-oz. tin .14
(1ro‘
V FOOD STORES
Effective March 30 to April 6—Subject to Market Changes in
Prices and Points.
F or protection the deep
sea diver needs water-
proof helmet and suit—
and your home needs a
PAINTS
good paint for protec­
tion against water, wind
and sun. Durable Dutch Boy exterior finishes
are tough, weather-resistant. Durable Dutch
Boy interior finishes are likewise long-lasting
—and perk up dull rooms with smart color.
For a better LONG time paint job—outside
or in—ask for Dutch Boy — EVERY time.
PAINTS
VARNISHES
ENAMELS
DUTCH BOY
Farmer’s Supply Cn.