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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, JULY 16, 1942.
THREE
STANFIELD NEWS
By Mrs. Ruse Hedrick
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Today, time means everything
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We can’t afford to waste a minute ...
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STONE’s convenient FOOD STORES save you shopping hours.
... save you tires and gas ... save you money on all food needs.
With these advantages, you’ll be able to buy more and more War
Savings Stamps & Bonds ! We’re In It ! . We’re Going to Win It !
- FLOUR —
PEAS
PRUNES
Drip or Regular grind!
A full selection of other quality coffees.
LIFEBUOY
The ideal hot
weather soap favorite
e for sad
LUX Soap
Special savings on this
preferred toilet soap!
5 FOR 298
g
and worth every penny
you pay for it!
.
Juice
Libby 12-oz.
SUGAR STAMP NO. 5
Good Until July 25th
for 2 lbs, of Sugar.
LIPTON’S TEA BAGS........
— Black or green; a thirst quencher!
, For
7/77
12 oz. tin 349
358
Sunbrite
Cleanser
Serve them at every meal for a natural source of nutrition and
energy buildng vitamins!
Special
CABBAGE Local firm heads lb. 31c
LETTUCE Extra large 2 for 19c
CARROTS Extra lange bu. 3 for 12c
TOMATOES firm ripe
2 lbs. 27c
CANTALOUPES large size
2 for 25c
ONIONS
4 lbs.
19c
2 lbs.
19c
2 lb. pkg. 299
— Kibbled Pieces: a balanced ration!
SPAM .....................................
For all fine things!
Regular size!
Pressed from vine ripened tomatoes and lightly seasoned!
“INSURANCE
for LIBERTY”
FRISKIE DOG FOOD.........
Sunkist
1 lb. tins
Del Monte
8 oz. tin
s
Buy More >
U. S. WAR :
BONDS
:
and SAVINGS 4
STAMPS 2
Should be going into
LUX Flakes
An economical shortening preferred by many for pastry baking!
Spiced Peaches ............ 212 glass 30c
Seaport Pears _____ 29 oz. 2 for 45c
Seedless Grapes
17 oz. 2 for 29c
Del Monte Grapefruit........2 for 23c
Del Monte Pears
212 glass 28c
Del Monte Salad Fruits
17 oz. 17c
Bing Cherries ............. 212. glass 39c
Fresh Prunes .............. 212 glass 23c
U.S.War Bonds and Stamps
2 For 198
Del Monte
2 lb. pkg.
COFFEE
FORMAY Shectenine
Hot Sauce
Rice Krispies 12°
— FRUITS —
Of YOUR INCOME
New Floating sudsy
GIANT BARS
Medium size, Santa Clara variety; full of natural sugar!
Garden Corn ............ 16 oz. 3 for 29c
Mushrooms, pieces ............ 2 oz. 12c
Blue Lake Beans .... 16 oz. 2 for 23c
Oregon Trail Whole Beans 20 oz. 20c
Crm. of Vai. Cut Beans, 20 oz., 2/29c
Eugene Pumpkin .... 29 oz., 2 for 23c
Black Canyon Corn, 20 oz., 3 for 31c
Dinette Mixed Veg., 17 oz., 2 for 25c
Tea Per Cent
SWAN Soap
Sweet, tender 5-sieve sizes . .SAVE ON A CASE of 24 tins, *2.29
— CANNED FOODS —
I
3 for 29°
34c
37c
Standard
17 oz. tins
Mission Macaroni ............ 27 oz. 22c
Carnation Milk .... tall tins, 3 for 25c
Drifted Snow Flour .... 2412 lbs. 98c
Northern Flour ............ 49 lbs. $1.69
Gold Medal Flour....... 2412 lbs. 98c
Harvest King Flour..... 49 lbs. $1.59
Bisquick ............................. 44 oz. 33c
Buckwheat Flour .......... 212 lbs. 27c
Tins 148
s & w
Peas
20-oz. Tins
• SUGAR STAMP NO.
• Good Until July 25th
P
for 2 lbs. of Sugar.
TRY THIS QUICK
SUMMER DESSERT
—for sandwiches and summer snacks!
BEEF STEW
............... 24 oz. tin 2 for 459
—Dinty Moore: choice beef and vegetables!
Walla Walla slicers
No. 2 tin 258
CORN BEEF HASH
—Swift’s or Armour’s . . . easy to prepare!
GREEN BEANS garden fresh
quarts 598
WESSON OIL
NEW PEAS
....... 5 oz. tin, 2 for 398
— Ebbtide-—for stews: strictly fresh packed!
2 lbs. 23c
46 oz. tin 22Ç
TOMATO JUICE
—Del Monte—slightly spiced, natural flavor!
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Coast Telephone
CUCUMBERS large slicers
CHOICE MEATS
GRAVIES use CARNATION
MILK"
Stone’s “Baby Beef” is quality young beef es-
pecially selected to insure tenderness, flavor and
the least possible excess fat and bone. Try a cut
of this beef at these regular, every-day low prices:
JOWL BACON mildcure
RIB BOH lean rib and brisket
pound
ARM ROAST
BLADE ROAST
pound
pound
pound
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•
•
•
20c
20c
28c
25c
LEMONS
Sunkist juicy
2 for
1 9c
Lady Baltimore
Icebox Cake
Rroadcaat by:
Mary Lee Taylor, July 16
3 cup Pet Milk
No. 2 can sliced
dozen
32c
8 Maraschino
cherries, quartered
1 % cups diced
sponge cake
Chill milk until icy cold. Drain peaches
and save juice. There should be 12
cup juice. If not, add water. Heat
slowly to boiling a mixture of peach
juice, water and salt. Add gelatin and
stir until dissolved. Chill until mix
ture begins to thicken. Meanwhile,
dice 34 cup peaches. Combine with
quartered cherries and diced cake.
Then fold into chilled gelatin mix
ture. Whip chilled milk with rotary
egg beater, or electric beater at high
speed, until stiff. Fold into chilled
gelatin mixture. Line an oiled mold
holding about 6 cups with remaining
34 cup sliced peaches and the strips
of cake. Fill with gelatin mixture.
Chill until firm. Serves 6.
*1}2 cups sliced, fresh peaches may
be used if 12 cup water is substituted
for the peach juice.
For Thia He ripe You'll Need:
IRRADIATED
PET MILK 3 tal 1250
tins "7
SHOULDERS ,bT4(
2'^15c
STEW
GELATIN 3 pkg 198
DEL MONTE
PEACHES N:42
Prices Good Until July 23d!
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF HERMISTON
in the State of Oregon, at the close
of business on June 30,
(Published in response to call made
by Comptroller of the Currency, un
der Sec. 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes!
ASSETS
Loans and discounts, (in
$164,600.91
cluding no overdrafts
United States Gov. obli
85,500.00
gat ions
Obligations of States and
492.62
political subdivisions
Corporate stocks, includ
ing stock of Federal
1.500.00
Reserve bank
876,180.69
Cash & due from banks
9,470.00
Bank premises owned
Real estate owned other
2.00
than banking house
85.32
$1.137,831.54
LIABILITIES
$816, 847.03
Demand deposits
121,735.89
Time deposits
Deposits of U. S. Gov. &
9,864.97
postal savings
Deposits of States and
108,144.76
political subdivisions
Other deposits, certified
7,901.20
& cashier’s checks, etc.
TOTAL
DEPOSITS $1,064.493.85
$1,064,493.85
Total Liabilities
Capital Accounts
$25,000.00
Capital Stock
Common stock, total
par, $25,000.00
25,000.00
Surplus
22,778.31
Undivided profits
559,38
Reserves
Total Capital Accounts
$73,337.69
Total Liabilities and
Capital Accounts
$1,137,831.54
Memoranda
U. S. Government obliga-
*10,000.40
tions pledged
Deposits
secured
by
8,869.70
pledged assets
State of Oregon.
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County of Umatilla )
88.
I, A. H. Norton, cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly
I swear that the above statement is
true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
A. H. NORTON. Cashier
ORANGE
LEGS 1620c -
CHOPS Ib. 18 2
Renort of Condition of
Other assets
% teaspoon salt
1 package orange-
2 for 23C
Shredded Ralston, 12 oz. pkg.
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes, 11 oz. pkg..... 2 for 190
Quaker Muffits, pkg..............
Post Toasties, 11 oz. pkgs.....
3 for 270
Quaker Oats, large pkgs. .
240
Frisbie’s Jell-eze, 8 oz. bottle
9e
Pen-Jell Pectin, pkg...............
2 for 230
Jelly Classes, one-third pints
390
Good quality young mutton—
Reserve Diat. No. 12
No. 9281.
Total Assets
—for salads: tempting, delicious flavor!
CUT OYSTERS
Mrs. Julius Haney and daughter,
Mrs. George Barger of St. Helens, ar
rived Monday for a week’s visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. U. G. Ship-
ley. parents of Mrs. Haney. Last
week Mr. Shipley, though quite ill,
enjoyed a visit with his brother, C.
A. Shipley and son Carl and his wife,
also from Banks.
Sam Meade and Jess Meade made
a week end trip to Seattle. Sam’s
wife returned here with them.
Mr. and Mrs. Denzil Arnold and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Arnold were Yakima visitors Sun-
day. The latter remained there for
work.
Rev. J. M. Cornelison of Pendleton
visited the Presbyterian church and
Sunday school July 12 not knowing
that Rev. Mitchell was vacationing
and acted as supply teacher and also
preached.
. .
Misses Virginia and Lorna Gabriel
are enjoying a five-day vacation in
Portland as the guests of their sis
ter. Mrs. Willard Conley.
Mrs. Orlow Warren, Joann and
Normie returned Saturday from a
two months visit with relatives in
Iowa and Sioux City.
Mrs. C. C. Rhea took her mother
and father, Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Stur
divant. to Parkdale Sunday for a
visit with her children there. Miss
Mary Rhea is substituting on the
rural route for Mrs. C. C. Rhea for
a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Smith of San
Diego and former Stanfield druggist
for many years called on friends here
Saturday.
Miss Dorothea Shelton, who has
been employed at the National bank
in San Jose, arrived home Sunday
j for a two weeks vacation at the home
of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Shelton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Richards of
Pendleton visited at the Marion Mar-
ton home Monday.
G. L. Dunning made his regular
trip to Pendleton Monday as a mem
ber of the selective draft board. Boys
reported called here are Dean Cleg
horn. Ray Hogue. Chester Foss and
I Sam Meade. Walter Lewis is leav-
| ing this week to enlist.
Jerry Krause and five other little
I boys celebrated his fifth birthday
| Saturday at the home of Mrs. Jess
I Meade.
The Girls Recreation club complet-
ed their handicraft articles Tuesday
afternoon at their club rooms under
the direction of Mrs. Jean Wilson of
the U.S O. at Hermiston. Their lead
er, Mrs. John Kruse, has returned
from a week’s outing at Tollgate and
will be present for a business meet-
ing.
_
Mr. and Mrs. 1). W. Bliss and Fred
Bliss have returned from Missoula.
Mont. Fred states he must have-rid
den horseback for 500 miles.
Second baked food sale sponsored
by the Ladies Aid will be held at
Refvem’s store July 18.
Miss Beryl Dewing and Miss Mild
red Mollsted are visiting Beryl’s aunt,
Margaret McDonald, this week near
the diversion dam.
Rev. B. F. Mitchell will preach
July 19 at 11 a. m. on “What Can We
Do?”
Glass
Subscribed and sworn
to before
I me this I 1th day of July. 1942.
E. P. Dodd, Notary Public.
My commission expires April 23, 1943
Correct- Attest
F B. SWAYZE
A A. SWAYZE
W L. HAMM
Directors