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NEW OPENING IN NAVY SCHOOL SPECIALS FOR MAY 28-29-31 — CRACKERS MARSHMALLOWS Red & White THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1912. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE SIX i ib. 190 Krispies or Snowflakes VINEGAR DATE & NUT BREAD Dromedary 22 oz. Jones CANDY BARS or GUM 2 “>s. 330 13£ MUSTARD Young men 17 years of age or over, who have a fair mathematical background and mechanical or radio aptitude, are eligible for enlistment in RADAR, the Navy’s designation for the new division devoted to the operation and maintenance of highly technical secret devices for aircraft location and submarine detection. Those interested in this or any general branch of the Navy are osked to contact the Navy Recruiting Officer, 250 Post Office Building, Pendleton, Oregon. enee of the Church of God. Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Allen, who have been employed at the shipyards in Portland have returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Allen have returned home from Portland where he has been employed in the ship- yards. George McNeilly was in town Mon- day signing people for cherry pick ing this year. There is a large crop this year. Navy School at G.E. Just one evidence of the cooperation between the armed services and our vast industrial army — a school for submarine electricians conducted at one General Electric factory. COLUMBIA NEWS By Mrs. Bob Woodward Many residents of the district were in town Monday afternoon to attend SUNSPUN COOKIES the funeral of their friend and neigh bor, Mrs. August Lindner who passed Quart 430 Always Fresh Buy them in bulk. 1 lb. 290 away at her home Saturday, May 23. The Home Extension unit held the last meeting of the season on Tues FRENCH DRESSING SWEET PICKLES 1. Electricity is vital to the run 2. For that reason, there must be day at the U. S. O. building in Her 8 oz. 170 well-trained electricians on every Red & White ning of every submarine. It does 25 oz. 310 miston. The topic, “Care of the Bed underwater craft. At this school. an amazing variety of important ding”, was led by Mrs. William Kik Navy electricians attend classes jobs, from turning the propeller to and Mrs. Bob Woodward. Officers PANCAKE FLOUR DILL PICKLES taught by G-E engineers............... cooking the coffee. Loans of cash to meet the usual elected for the new term, which will Red & White No. 2% ’s 210 25 ML 210 harvesting expenses such as gas, oil, begin in the fall, were Mrs. Elmer machinery repairs, binder twine, etc., Dixson, chairman, Mrs. Bob Wood ward, vice-chairman, and Mrs. John may be obtained by eligible farmers Graves, secretary. SYRUP RIPE OLIVES from the Emergency Crop and Feed Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dixson of Port Red & White Lumber Jack 290 Pint 230 Loan section of the Farm Credit Ad Angeles, Wash., visited last week at ministration. This was pointed out the L. W. Dixson and Elmer Dixson homes. Mrs. Frank Lindsay and ICE CREAM POWDER POTATO CHIPS today by Field Supervisor C. A. Ri daughter Verda. also of Port Angel Jello Large Package 230 ley. 2 for 190 es, were guests at the Elmer Dixson “Such loans are of special interest | home. Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell, Mrs. Glenn to farmers whose machinery is in FLAV-R-AID SHORTENING Parsons and Mrs. Bob Woodward at need of repair, ” said Mr. Riley. “ The 1 Red & White tended the graduation exercises at 3 for 100 3 bs 69c abnormal scarcity of materials and the Stanfield high school last week. 4. This is but one proof of the and go out into the the various priorty regulations make Miss Betty Jean Reuber of Stan SHRIMP MILK thorough training which the U.S. shops where they watch workmen it extremely important for farmers field is spending several weeks here Navy gives its men. so that the construct the same kind of elec R. & W. Fancy No. 1’s 270 R. & W. Tails 3 for 270 to plan well ahead to meet their re at the home of her sister, Mrs. Myr vital equipment of war will always tric equipment that will some Caldwell. quirements if they want to be cer- nie Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutsell of be ready for action. day be put in their charge. tain of getting needed parts. It is Walla Walla were Sunday visitors at GRAPEFRUIT KLEENEX General Electric believes that its first duty as a by no means too early, therefore, to the L. W. Douglas home. R. & W. No. 2’s 2 for 330 good citizen is to be a good soldier. 440’s 2 for 490 Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Wilson and make the necessary arrangements if General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. daughter Phyllis and Mr. and Mrs. credit is needed.” B. E. Getchell were Sunday dinner VIENNA SAUSAGE MATCHES Loans for the purpose of summer guests at the Lester Hammer home. Red & White 2 for 290 Carton 220 fallowing, as well as for the produc Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pullium of tion or purchase of feed are also Oswego were overnight guests at the 831 available to farmers who can qualify W. A. Mikesell home last Wednesday. DEVILED MEAT WHITE ROCK WAT’R kuhauzda. % They were enroute to Boise, Idaho. for this type of short-term emergen- Mrs. Pullium is the sister of Mrs. Beverly 1 ’s 4 for 190 24 oz. 250 cy credit. V. L. Mikesell who were visiting W. Maffei made a business trip to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blessing, Mr. Riley’s headquarters is La here last week. Donald DeMoss made a business who were called here by the death Wasco Friday of last week. Glande, Oregon, where full informa- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parsons visit PRODUCE to Walla Walla on Wednesday. of her mother, Mrs. Lindner, re tion may be obtained and where ap trip Mrs. Bob Woodward accompanied turned to their home in Portland ed in Stanfield and Irrigon Monday Combination pork, veal & beef We hare a fine variety of fan plications may be filed. Information Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Wells aná Tuesday. The Blessings’ sons, Rus- evening. lb. 39c Cube Steaks ey fruit and vegetables fresh Mr. and Mrs. James Getchell and and application forms may also be daughter Virginia to Heppner last sell and Leslie, also came 'for the every day.— F resh high ' funeral, returning to Portland Mon Jimmy spent Monday visiting Mrs. obtained at the county agent’s office, Friday evening to attend the ■' Jack Able in Echo. day evening. commencement exercises. lb. 18c Beef Tongues Pendleton, Oregon, assistant county school Radishes 3 bu. 10c Mr. and Mrs. George McDermott The home nursing class conducted John Miller and Oliver Loney were In the piece— agent’s office at Milton. and the as- by Miss Bruce, public health nurse, business callers at the Joe Udey of Portland were Sunday evening Green Onions 4 bu. 10c sistant county agent’s office in Her- finished the course last week and home Sunday. Bacon ............ lb. 2912c visitors at the Caldwell home. Mc took the final examinations on Wed Mrs. Fred Lenz, who has been vis Dermott is a former school friend of miston. F resh Lettuce 2 heads 9c nesday. iting in Salem, returned Monday and Mrs. Caldwell, having lived in Stan set 10c Beef Brains Mrs. O. H. Buell returned Sunday is staying with her parents, Mr. and field and attending school there. each 10c Cucumbers Along the Diagonal—The A. H. from Cincinnatti where she was Mrs. E. Forbes at Irrigon. She was Boneless lean called several weeks ago by the visiting friends in this district Wed- Cables modernizing their kitchen. . . Beef Stew lb. 25c Tomatoes 2 lbs. 23c death of a relative. nesday. F red Lenz is now stationed seasonal desserts in spite of sugar .ationing, strawberry shortcake and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Foss, who are at Camp Robertson, Ark. staying at the home of her sister, Mrs. Stanley Thomas of Portland gooseberry pie. . . Tiney Caldwel. Mrs. Mabel Weeks, went to Spokane has been the house guest of Mrs. buys a motor boat and a pig. . . first cuttings of hay—and it rained. Walter Maffei this week. People can’t get as much sugar as Tuesday to visit a daughter. RED * WHITE STORE they would like. From a 'health ONE DELIVERY DAILY — 10:30 A. M. standpoint they don’t need as much pias they normally get in fact, just I about half that amount. The logical thing to do, therefore, is find ways unless our ship is built strong and of making the sugar allowance give stable. The Word of God gives us a maximum of personal satisfaction. balance for such times. * This is the way Lucy A. Case, exten Patty Emert will be in charge of sion specialist in foods and nutrition Walter D. Kerwin, husband of the Young People's service at 7:00 at O. S. C., sizes up the present sug Mrs. Gertrude E. Kerwin of Hermis- p. m. At 8:00 o’clock the evening ar situation. ton, enlisted Thursday in the U. S. service begins with the singing of It's no use to worry about exactly marine corps reserve for guard duty favorite hymns. The pastor will how much sugar is in the country, % — at naval shore establishments within will speak on the subjeect “The Pri- because with sugar now considered a the continental limits of the United ority of the Gospel”. weapon of war—as a source of alco- Sttes through the marine corps re hoi needed in explosives—the gov- cruiting station at Walla Walla. ernment is sure to maintain a mar- MOYERSCHfNDERLlNG This duty in the marines is avail gin of safety to avoid such a criti- A quiet ceremony was held in the able to men between the ages of 31 cal shortage as has occurred with and 50, inclusive, who are in good Methodist parsonage in Pendleton rubber, she said. Monday at 5:00 o ’ clock when Miss Sweet-eating, tender and meaty—your family will • , enough physical shape to meet re- The sugar allowance provided, HEALTH DEFENSE love its juicy deliciousness! duced physical requirements and Lillie Moyer, daughter of Mr. and aside from that especially earmarked Mrs. J. D. Moyer of Hermiston, be have the spunk and spirit required through Home Nutrition Bacon Jowls for cannng, can probably be used to lb. 210 for marine service. Men enlisted for came the bride of William Schinder give most satisfaction in cooking and Enroll today in Julia Lee guard duty will relieve younger mar ling of New York. Frankfurters lb. 250 Top quality steer beef. Lb. Wright ’s easy 10-lesson After a short wedding trip the baking. Even there, however, other ines qualified for combat duty and Regular things can be used to substitute for “Kitchen Course in Nutri will be assigned, wherever possible, couple returned to Hermiston to make it. Corn syrup and honey may be Sliced Bacon lb. 390 tion”. Just send your name, to duty at naval bases near their their home in the former Trumbull used in many kinds of cooked and Hormel’s Dairy Lb. Ready for the pan. house. address and 25c to homes, after completing a seven The bride is a graduate of Hermis baked foods, or even to sweeten weeks’ conditioning course of train Armour ’ s Picnic lb. 290 JULIA LEE WRIGHT breakfast cereals. Shankless, cello-wrapt. ing at the marine corps base at San | ton Union high school in the class of Box 660 - CC The use of more dried fruits is a '41, and is well known here. Mr. Diego, California. Married men may Oakland, California. sugar-conserving measure, as many Lunch Meat Make that breakfast Lb. o e lb. 330 enlist with the consent of their wives Schinderling has been employed here of them are almost sweet enough Freshly made worth getting out of bed! 427 for the past year. and dependents. without additional sugar. Raisins or dried prunes added to certain dishes Sleepy Hollow Syrup 26 oz. can 29c Fig Bars, white - wheat2 lb. pkg. 29c HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH CARD OF THANKS will provide sweetening as well as Grayden D. T.orce, Pastor Sugar Belle Peas Kraft Macaroni Dinner, reg. pkg. 9c May we take this opportunity to fruit. Corn, carrots, and sweet po- No. 2 can 12c thank our neighbors and friends for tatoes are rich in their own sugar, Kellogg Corn Flakes 2 11-oz. pk. 17c Pierce ’ s Tomatoes, sol. pk., 212‘s 15c "Keeping an Even Keel" is the the kindness and sympathy shown and will aid in providing a sweet Pink Salmon Cream of Wheat Ige. pkg. 24c 1 lb. can 18c theme which we have chosen for during the recent illness and death of taste to meals. Sunday morning, May 31. In days our beloved wife and mother. We Swift’s Prem, pure pork, 12 oz. 31c Such desserts as custards. bread Maximum Salt, plain or iod., pk. 7c of storm, turmoil, and stress we are especially thank those who assisted puddings, and others made with a Our Mother’s Cocoa 2 lb. pkg. 15c Vanilla or Lem. Flavor 8 oz. bot. 8c likely to become unbalanced, upset. with the funeral arrangements and large proportion of milk and eggs French’s Mustard Airway Coffee, lb. bag 20c, 3 lb. 58c those who presented floral offerings. need much less sugar than many oth 9 oz. jar 12c These acts of kindness are greatly er desserts. Some homemakers are Fluffiest Marshmallows, lb. cart. 14c Peanut Butter, Real Roast 1 lb. 19c AN AMAZING OFFER appreciated. economizing on sugar by ending the Nu Boro Gran. Soap., 20 oz. pkg. 19c Libby Apple Butter 33 oz. jar 21c Your Money Back if DR PAR- August Linder meal with a fruit salad or fresh KER’S CORN REMOVER fails Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blessing fruit, instead of with a dessert re- Holly Cleanser, tall cans 3 for 10c Glenn Aire Grapefruit, No. 2‘s 12c to remove that painful corn or Mr. and Mrs. Russell Blessing quiring more sugar. callous Only 35c at THOMP Kitchen Brooms, strong Maraschino Cherries 5 OZ. bot. 10c each 45c Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Blessing In cake making, sugar may be SON’S DRUG STORE. Hermiston Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Blessing Jell Well Desserts, puddings 3 - 14c Diamond Wax Paper, 125 ft. roll 14c saved by omitting a frosting, or by using a filling of a fruit mixture or something else that does not take or- Royal Satin Shortening 63c Smack Your Lips Over Vegetables dinary sugar. Finally, if iced drinks 3 lb. can are used, they may be sweetened FRESH FROM THE FARM Crisco 3 lb. can 71c with a thin syrup much more econo ib. 40 mically than with plain sugar. U. S. No. 1 Shafter White, large and smooth. Spam Hormel’s 12 oz. can 32c 4 for 150 Red & White 8 02. 110 LOANS MADE FOR CROP EXPENSES Hermiston Trading Co HOW TO BE HAPPY AND SAVE SUGAR TOLD BY LEADER KERWIN ENLISTS WITH MARINES Lamb Shoulder Roast I.20 SIRLOIN STEAK 379 COLORED FRYERS • BERRY CRATES • BERRY HALLOCKS THAT CONFORM WITH NEW RULING! Inland Cooperative “THE FARMER’S OWN STORE” Phone 2811 - - Delivery Service NEW POTATOES.............. IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS By Mrs. C. D. Whitney Mr and Mrs. Neal Munden of Pendleton have rented the Tom Cald well house. They expect to move in Tuesday. The Ray Peterson family who were renting the Rooker house have moved to Bremerton. Wn., where he is em ployed in the navy yard. Mr. Adams who lives on the Lam oreaux place injured his eye Friday while he was changing a tire on his car. The tire iron slipped and hit Mrs. Charles Stuart left for Walla Walla where she attended a confer- CUCUMBERS...................... ib. Fancy local hot house- good slicers 120 Calavo Avocados, 5-vitamin fruit, lb. 130 White Wax Onions, sweet white, lb. 6‘C Oranges Valencias are in! Grapefruit Seedless, sugar-swt. lb. 446 Lemons For added zest, lb. 10c SAFEWAY Lunch Box Mayonnaise Catsup Catsup u-Made Pt. jar Red Hill 14-oz. bot. CHB 2 14-oz. bot. Gran. Soap Oxydol Sand: Prega, Su-gyrb. 25c 25c 11c 25c box 24 oz. Palmolive Soap 3 bars 19c
