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PAGE SIX RED&WHITE . «1 • ydTMVV IAwaY-]:-. 125 ft WAX PAPER, Air Tite 3 rolls TOILET TISSUE, Delsy or M.D. 4 rolls TOILET TISSUE, Blue & White 2 for KLEENEX, 440’s 3 for TOILET SOAP, Lady Godiva 2 for GRAPEFRUIT, R. & W. No. 2‘s PEARS, K. & W. No. 212‘ s 2 for PEACHES, R. & W. Halves, No. 212‘s 2 for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, R. & W. No. 2’s 4 for 14$ 256 296 498 J 78 330 570 576 499 APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl 25% 2 for 330 SPINACH, R. & W. No. 21‘s 2 for 330 PEAS, R. & W. No. 2’s 2 for 330 CORN, R. & W. No. 2’s 2 for 296 SAUERKRAUT, R. & W. No. 212‘s 5% oz. 330 STUFFED OLIVES, R. & W. Pint 230 RIPE OLIVES, R. & W. 4 for 256 FLAV-R-JELL, that delicious desert Quart 56. MAYONNAISE, R. & W. 1 lb. 232 EGG NOODLES, R. & W. NOODLE SOUP, Continental 10« SALT, R. & W. Shaker 2 lbs. 2 for 159 11b. 198 MARSHMALLOWS, R. & W. 2 lbs. 678 COFFEE, R. & W. 3 lbs. 316 QUICK OATS, R. & W. 25 oz. 316 SWEET PICKLES, Columbia lb. 34c LEG O’ LAMB, young & tender LAMB STEAKS, young & tendel lb. 28c lb. 39c VEAL Tenderloin Steaks, fancy 1 lb. cello 34c BACON, sliced Quality Hens & Fryers — Lettuce Oranges 2 heads 13c doz. 29c New Potato’s 10 lbs. 39c Cabbage Lb. 4c Solid Heads Sunkist - 200's Hermiston Trading Co. RED & WHITE STORE ONE DELIVERY DAILY----- _ _ FRED LENZ GIVEN PARTY SATURDAY A farewell party was held at the Columbia school Saturday night in honor of Fred Lenz, who was recent ly drafted into the army. There were 3 I people present. Mr. Lenz was pre 10:30 a . M. sented with a watch by his friends, and the Townsend club members gave him some money as their gift. At the close of the evening ice cream, cake and coffee were served. Mr. and Mrs. Lenz left after the meeting for California where he will be stationed in training. Re-elect W. M. Pierce 11,340 VISITED U. S. O. BUILDING • His record proves his friendship to the farm ers of Umatilla county. • Chairman of Wheat Division. • Agriculture Committee. • Staunch supporter Columbia River develop ment. • An experienced and proven friend in Con gress. LOCAL GIRL IS SUNDAY BRIDE To the Republican Voters of Umatilla County An event of Sunday at 3:00 p. m. In asking you to support me in The local U. S. O. club of Hermis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Nick my campaign for Congress I feel that you should know something ton wishes to announce that since the Barbouletos of Umatilla was the of my background and what I opening of its building on January marriage of their daughter Helen, to stand for. 2, the total attendance has been elev Mr. Terry Mantantos of Seattle. The I was born and raised on a en thousand, three hundred and for Rev. Christopher Trouhos of the farm; am 41 years of age; an ex- ty-two. Although U. S. 0. came to Eastern Orthodox church of Portland service man (U. S. Marines) with Hermiston primarily to present a read the ceremony. a year and a half of foreign ser- program for defense workers and vice) a college graduate in the The bride, given in marriage by field of forestry and agriculture. their families, the staff has also of- | her father, was dressed in a lovely I spent several years with the U. fered social and recreation programs white satin wedding gown, fashioned S. Forest Service and later as for soldiers stationed here tempora- | with long sleeves and train. Her head of the U. S. Grazing Service rily. U. S. O. is happy to announce white net veil was of fingertip in this State during which period about 12,000,000 acres of federal that 1,672 soldiers have been served length. Jim Surapas of Seattle act grazing land, including an area from the recreation center since the | ed as best man, and Katherine Vich in Western Umatilla County, was second of January. as of Pendleton was train carrier. placed under administration. The U. S. O. club has also been Guests were present from Walla In 1938-39 I made a world tour for the purpose of making a gen used by community groups such as Walla, Seattle, Portland, Pendleton, eral study of agricultural condi the Red Cross, Girl Scouts, Business Spokane, Hermiston and Umatilla. tions abroad. Over thirty foreign clubs, Nutrition classes and all civil- | The couple will reside in Seattle countries including Australia, Chi ian defense groups. The U. S. O. | where he will be employed in the na, Japan, Russia, Germany and Britain were covered on the trip. staff conducts within its program Olympia steel factory. I was in Turkey at the time war handcraft classes, story hour for | broke out. For the past year and children and also provides indoor and MARVIN KLEMME more I have been in charge of the Grange Members At Pomona outdoor recreation for all ages. State's school lands. During this short period the revenue from During the 1942 U. S. O. campaign Westland Grange members attend the lands has more than doubled. the local staff will be very happy to ed a Pomona meeting at the State My work has taken me over nearly every section of the District welcome all visitors to the U. S. O. Line grange hall Thursday evening. which has enabled me to become familiar with its problems. I also feel that my knowledge of the international situation should be of club, and on behalf of the National Going from here were D. H. Sher value at this particular time. U. S. O. committee, the local staff wood, Floyd Laird, Mr. and Mrs. Guy The people of Umatilla County are largely dependent on Agri wishes to thank the residents of Her Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rice, Mrs. culture, livestock and some timber for a living. If the price of miston for their splendid coopera- | Clara Thornburg and Mrs. Mabel these commodities can be stabilized at a reasonable figure, pros tion. Corliss. The group reports an inter perity is assured. On the other hand, if the industries are not pro During the next few weeks an ac- | esting time. tected from cheap foreign competition, bankruptcy or a low stand ard of living is inevitable. I shall therefore do everything that I — • =------- tive campaign for additional U.S.O. can to protect the American market for American goods. funds will be carried on in Hermis HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Our immediate objective is, of course, to win the War. No pat ton. A quota of $600 has been allot Grayden D. Loree, Pastor riotic American objects to paying high taxes, but what he does ob- ' ted to Hermiston, according to James ject to—and rightfully so- is that he is getting so little results for D. Todd, local chairman of the drive. his money. I shall therefore work for a more efficient prosecution Sunday, May 10, is Mother’s Day. Further information concerning the Our subject for the morning worship of the war. campaign will be described in next will be “The Blessings of Beautiful The Republican party has a great opportunity this coming fall. In order that this great party may render the greatest service to week’s issue of The Herald. Motherhood”. A virtuous mother is the nation we must see that it’s control remain in the hands of the honored, by her children, by her hus people. band, by her friends, and by God. Republican candidate for Congress ROTARY CLUB MARVIN KLEMME Honor your mother by worshipping (Pd. Adv.) mother’s God in the church of your BUYS BOAR choice this Sunday. All services are The Hermiston Rotary club has at the usual hours. You are welcome. authorized the Assistant County PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE METHODIST CHURCH Agent to purchase a registered boar CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Malcolm B. Ballinger, Pastor Pastor S. E. Graves C. Warner, Pastor to be used by 4-H pig club members. Sunday, May 10th—Mother’s Day. When times look dark, praising Since good boars are an essential 10 a. m.. Sunday School, Mrs. Al God will bring the victory. We in Sunday morning we shall especial to meeting our pork production goals, vite you to worship the Lord with this will add considerably to the qua ly commemorate Motherhood. The va Boulware, superintendent. 11 a. m.. Morning worship, with us in our services which begin Sun lity of 4-H pigs to be produced in sermon and appropriate music will j special Mother’s Day emphasis. Ser day at 10:00, Bible School. A class their project work. This boar will center around “Mother”. The evening worship service will mon by the minister: “Motherhood— for every age. also be available for use of farmers Morning worship hour at 11:00, who are interested, in order that be led by the young people’s depart An Achievement.” An inspiring young people’s ser 7 p. m., Junior and Senior Epworth greater benefit may be obtained from ment of the church. The regular monthly meeting of Leagues. vice in the evening at 7:00. Evan the use of a good animal. Wednesday, 6:45 p. m., choir re gelistic services at 7:45. The West Umatilla 4-H Big club the Women’s Council will be held at Tuesday at 7:30 p. m., prayer meet" has recently re-organized and sever the home of Mrs. F. J. Hibbard on hearsal. 7:30 p. m., Fourth Quarter al of the members are planning to Wednesday of next week, meeting at ly Conference. Dr. Silas E. Fairham, ing. Thursday, 7:30 p. m., Bible study purchase registered Duroc gilt pigs 10 30 a. m. and running through the superintendent of Cascade District, presiding. and prayer meeting. in order to ineease their pig projects. afternoon. MISS MC CULLEY WINS HONOR University of Oregon Nina Rae McCulley, Hermiston, senior in Eng lish at the University of Oregon, has been appointed to membership in the Oregon chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, national honorary in liberal arts and sciences, it was announced. Phi Beta Kappa is the highest scholastic honorary that any student can achieve on the University cam pus. Senior standing with an accu mulative grade point of 3.00 or above is required for membership. It was established in 1776 and is the oldest scholastic honorary on the coast. SAFEWAY’S OWN EXPERTS PICK OUT AND BUY JUST THE FINEST VEGETABLES AND FRUITS FARMERS GROW AND WERE Au RUSHED STRAIGHT TO TOWN, FARM FRESH! Next time you shop, try Safeway for your vegetables and fruits— at our risk. We prom ise you money back if any produce you buy at Safeway fails to please you! FANCY GREEN PEAS NEW POTATOES Oranges Sweet Navels _ 6 Grapefruit Arizona Seedless lb. 4128 La* lb. 9 le lb. For 30 Years Resident of Umatilla County Safeway’s fast turnover and low prices mean fresher, thriftier dressings! Ad * Duchess Calavo Avocados lb. 13c Miracle Whip Nu-Made Salad Dressing Mayonnaise Salad Dressing Pint Quart Pint Quart Pint 28e 23c 378 26c 419 Jar " Lettuce, solid lb. 9c Lemons, Sunkist lb. 10c New Asparagus Green Onions - Radishes NOW IN! Kitchen Craft Flour 49 lb. sk. $1.72 Drifted Snow Flour 49 lb. sk. $1.82 Royal Satin Shortening 3 lb. can 63c Pure Lard 1 lb. carton 19c; 4 lb. 72c Kellogg’s All Bran large pkg. 19c Sunsweet Prunes, med. 2-lb. ctn. 21c Glenn Aire Grapefruit No. 2 can 12c Maraschino Cherries 3-OZ. bottle 9c Libby Apple Butter 33 oz. jar 21c Snowflake Crackers 2 lb. ctn. 31c Fluff i est Marshmallows’,^8^ 14c W. G. Rodda BRING OUT THE TRUE FLAVOR OF FRESH VEGETABLES . . . " “ U. S. No. - White Rose I’d. Adv. Pierce for Congress Club, R. V. Gilham AND SAFEWAY POUND PRICING MEANS FULL VALUE FOR YOUR MONEY, TOO! 0,0 California Sweet For Congress AAÁÁÁAÁAÁÁAÁAAAAAAA THURSDAY, MAY 7. 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON Red Hill Catsup 14 oz. bottle Heinz Ketchup 2 for 239 bob 186 14 oz. bottle Ivory Soap 1212 OZ. box 23c Ivory Flakes 1212 oz. box 23c P & G Soap 3 giant bars 13c Waldorf Tissue 4 reg. rolls 17c Su-Purb Soap 24 oz. 19c, 50 OZ. 37c White Magic Bleach 12 gal. bot. 17c Clorox Bleach 32 oz. bot. 15c Sunny Dawn Tomato Juice 46 oz. 18c Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn - No. 2 can 9c First American Peas 303 can 10c Green Tag Beans 303 can 10c LEADERSHIP Candidate for the Republican Nomination for • County Commissioner of Umatilla County to speed Oregon's war effort. LEADERSHIP for Oregon's tax problems. for Oregon's indus trial development. LEADERSHIP that is efficient, effective, friendly. Pork Roast Picnic Style lb 23* FOR GOVERNOR ALL” SAFEWAY MEATS— Every Cut Guaranteed LEADERSHIP at the Primary Election MAY 15, 1942 FAIRNESS TO — BUY U. S. SAVINGS STAMPS at SAFEWAY — Pork Steak Flavorsome lb. 299 Link Sausage lb. 25c Skinned Hams lb. 35c CenPak or Morrells Bacon lb. 27c Any Size Piece Beef Roast lb. 27c SAFEWAY SPEND YOUR FOOD MONEY WISELY—BUY GOOD NUTRITION Julia Lee Wright Kitch en Course in Nutrition will help you get the most for your food dollars. Send 25c and your name and address for the com-, niete course to Box 660- C. C., Oakland, Calif.
