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PAGE THREE THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1942. STANFIELD NEWS By Mri. Rute Hfdrick Miss Josephine Rhea, daughter of C. C Rhea, and Eddie Liesegang Jr. of Echo were married Monday. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Isackson. They will live in the Bard apartments. Mr. Liesegang clerks at the Tum-A-Lum at Echo. The school election drew only a few on Monday and the result was that Martin Refvem was re-elected for three years and Mrs. Mabel Rich ards re-elected clerk with a small raise in salary. The first grant of nearly $5000 for the new six-room school building has been received from Washington. The student body voted $100 toward the purchase of a sound motion picture machine which Supt. Thomas and Mrs. Thomas dem- onstrated after the election. District 61 has paid off $14,000 of bonds which have been due since February, 1942. and $8000 delinquent taxes were paid this last • year in comparison to $1500 a year ago. The total budget approved was $15.884. The six per cent limitation was met. Mrs. Max Pigar and son Jerry left Monday for an extended visit at the home of her father, Mr. Hammer, at Parma, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Munson left this week for Boise, Idaho. Mr. Mun- son’s work has been as auditor at the girls aim to always invite the girls who have come to live here recently. ordnance depot. Eugene and Louise Clouston of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jackson and Jerry will visit in Portland over the Pendleton visited this week at the home of their aunt. Mrs. Leora Hey week end. The Junior Recreation club met at den. Earl Attebury, oldest son of Mr. their new club rooms Tuesday night with Mrs. Fern Kruse, their leader, and Mrs. George Attebury. recently The fun for the evening was a scav- | graduated from the naval air station enger hunt arranged by Della Kruse, 1 at Corpus Christi, Texas. He is here Lois Ralston and Patsy Duncan. A on a 15-day furlough. He was com covered dish luncheon was served by missioned as ensign and will return the committee. Merrilee Jordan, Ber- to that station as an instructor in niece Hughes and Alice Hedrick. The | flying. WARTIME is NO time to WASTE time Charles Hedrick of the Portland Kruse and Miss Marian Winsted. air base visited home folks Tuesday. Mrs. Mitchell has returned to her Miss Alice Hedrick returned to Port home in Seattle. She expressed deep land with him to visit her sister, Mrs. gratitude for the cooperation of all | and interest in the Bible. Ralph Isackson. The Vacation Bible School, con i Densil Arnold of the Associated ducted by Rev. and Mrs. B. F. Mitch gas station states on June 16. the ell and their co-workers, enrolled 85 first day of the call for old rubber, students and had an average of 68 he took in 2276 pounds, 400 pounds of for the week’s attendance. The sub which was donated. Mrs. Frankie Lane and Mrs. Frank ject studied was. “To Whom Do You Belong?” In the report last week, Sloan attended the Eastern Star con three teachers’ names were omitted: vention in Portland last week and Mrs. Woodrow Daniels, Miss Della j also visited relatives. Mrs. Wiley of Portland is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Flennor Foster. Gilbert Smith Sr. and Jr. and Lor en Hughes each caught the limit on their fishing trip last Sunday. Mrs. L. E. Hughes, Beverly, Loren Hughes and Gilbert Smith Jr. have gone to The Dalles to pick cherries. The Ladies Aid will hold a Baked Food or What Have You sale on Sat urday, June 20, at Refvem’s store with Miss Lennä Waid and Mrs. Wm. Reeves in charge. NUTRITION . . . Our First Line of Defense Start today to build strength for a big job ahead! Catsup Pierce’s 12-oz. 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Powdered Pectin, 3-oz. pkg., 2 for 150 Parowax—for preserving, 16 oz. pkg., 2 for 270 Kerr Mason Jar Lids— regular 3 pkgs. 270 Johnson’s Car Nu pint tin 590 Soil Off Cleaner quart tin 600 White King Granulated Soap, 24-OZ. pkg. 240 TISSUE 5 for 23c 3 for 19c A complete line of fruit flavors and delicious tapioca puddings! Tomatoes “.. 2 for 25c A marvelous dish served hit or cold . . . rich, natural flavor! Grapefruit • 2 for 25c Dr. Phillips 20-oz. tins . . . Fancy, tender whole pieces, dextrose added. S 8 W Peas 2 for 29c Medium size, 20-oz. tins . . . tender sweet telephone peas! NATIONAL DAIRY MONTH! Source of Health and Strength. Foods, an Economical 49-lb. bag $1.98 Silk sifted for finer baking. A SCOOP VALUE on a soft, economical toilet tissue! These heavy tanks are needed for certain phases of modern warfare, and with their thick armor and heavy-gauge guns they are almost unstoppable. They are considered superior in gun power, in maneuver ability and in the power of their huge tractor motors to Axis tanks. Americans everywhere are helping to pay for these monsters of war through their purchase of War Bonds. Invest at least ten percent of your income in War Bonds every pay day. U. S. Treasury Department 49-lb. bag $1.69 For better baking (241-lb. bag—87c) Harvest King Flour 49-lb. bag $1.59 3 for 29c GELATIN 24*lb. bag 95c Drifted Snow Flour 6 SCOTT TISSUE SCOTT TOWELS 3 rolls 23c roll 10c Large 1000-Sheet Rolls. Soft Texture; a Real Buy! Handy, Saves Washing at Home or Lake Cottage! s the Choicest 14C CHEESE 69c: :BUTTER lb. 43c ■EGGS doz. 31c Home Dairy - Quarts Kraft - 2-Lb. Loat in Town! Challenge - Fresh Daily Meat ... a fighting food ... a food to build meals around. Depend on Stone's for the finest meatst to fit your budget! Large Grade A - Farm Fresh * ON DUTY AT DES MOINES I TOOK A I, Dina-Mite Toasted Cereal 23c and 410 Wheaties for Health ...................... package 110 Cheerio Oats Cereal ......................... package 110 Albers Corn Flakes........................ 6-OZ. pkg. 50 Kraft Dinners ................................... package 100 Recipe Fancy Pink Salmon ... 16-oz. tin 190 Frisbees Jam ................................. 5 lb. glass 690 Swift’s Deviled Meat, 12 tins ............ 2 for 190 Hormel’s Pig Feet ............................ pint jar 250 Mushrooms, pieces and stems, 2 oz. tin, 2-230 Borden’s Hemo— Vitamized 16-oz. tin 590 Snowdrift Shortening...................... 3 lb. tin 690 Diamond Wax Paper ................. 125 ft roll 150 Faot. Grape Juice Unsweetened. 290 °. Light Globes 40 to 60 watt Mazda they're needed most. Linking small towns with the West's farms and big cities, Super Coach service makes our highways work for Victory. * Plan trips in advance—avoid de- lay by getting tickets and travel Hermiston Drug Co. . union pacific } STAGES, Cmuiand Vegdlablea P> - ere -=== PORK STEAK lb. 33c Center cut - well trimmed Blade cut Beef Roast Pure Lard Blade cuts - Stone’s quality beef Sausage Stone’s pure pork - In bulk lb. 29c Lean tenderloin or rib for bleaching I lb. 29c Open Kettle Render 4 Lb. 68e Pork Chops PUREX Millions of Americans are on the move. Business men, fighting men, farmers, house- wives are traveling from Phone 22/1 Church’s PORK ROAST Y gal. Mock Chicken Legs 6- 25c lb. 34c Sirloin Steak Jowl Bacon Mild Cure Lb. 206 Plan to have a fruit or vegetable at every Meal. A natural source of vitamins to keep you well! Cantaloupes, Cal. guart’d. ripe, 2 for 25c Beets or Turnips, large bunches, 3 for 10c 9c Carrots, local 3 bunches 15c Cabbage, solid all green lb. Sunkist Oranges, Ige. juicy 2 ÜOZ. 53c 3 for 19c Grapefruit, extra large 2 lbs. 13c New Peas, well filled Wax Onions, sweet - med. size, 4 lbs. 25c Lettuce, large firm heads . 2 for FOOD STORES
