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PAGE SIX THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Your Store RED & WHITE Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday Hot Sauce Brimfull 3 for 2 for 3 lbs. 2 for 46 oz. Buffet Spinach Red & White 21/2‘s Shortening Red * White Fruit Cocktail n ”1* wute Grapefruit Juice Tex Delta Macaroni Red & White - 11/2 lbs. Egg Noodles Red & White -1 Lb. Buckwheat Pancake Red & 212 White Lbs. Rice Extra Fancy Blue Rose Small White Beans Idaho Red Mexican Beans Idaho Milk Red & White Tall Tomato Soup Campbell’s New Style PcaS Our Value No. 2’s Matches 2 lbs. 23c 3 lbs. 28c 3 lbs. 25c 3 for 28 I Oc 4 lor 49c Carton 23c RED JUNIOR Meats 17c 35c 69c 45c 29c 23c 23c 25c Vegetables Wieners & Franks lb. 25c stalk 10c Celery Tender Utah Pork Chops lb. 39c Beef Short Ribs lb. 19c Sweet Spuds 3 lbs. 25c Oranges e doz. 39c Lamb Stew lb. 19c Walnuts Veal Stew lb. 19c Beef Roasts lb. 28c Medium Sunkist lb. 29c No. 1 Franquettes Grapes We went through the Patent office which was moved some time ago from Washington. D. C., to Richmond. The State Capitol building is a beautiful building and set in a large park and contains many art treasures. When in this building we stood on the exact spot where Gen. Lee stood when he ac cepted the Commander-inChief office of the Confederate army. The Con federate museums were also points of | interest to us as was also the home of Jefferson Davis while he was presi- | dent of the Confederacy. In all the east the over-all impres sion is war. Soldiers and sailors are everywhere- throngs of them. Every train is loaded with them on the move. Provisions are becoming more and more scarce every day. Fresh beef is seldom on the market in many cit ies. Bacon and coffee are very hard to get. In order to get pineapple juice in one locality you must have a doctor’s order. •• On our trip home we left Richmond Sunday evening at 5:30 over the C. O. O. railroad through Cincinnatti and Indianapolis to Chicago. Then over the Union Pacific to Hermiston, arriving here at 2:30 Thursday morn- ing. During all our trip we found no place like home and we are glad to get back to Hermiston. Mesdames Preston Holloman and No- mah O'Donnell acting as co-hostesses. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Bible stu dy and prayer at Echo. Beginning a study of the Psalms. Thursday, 8 P. M., choir rehearsal at Hermiston. MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH E. M. Ayerst Pastor Services Sunday at 11 and 8 p. m. At the morning service the Lord’s Supper will be observed. We are grateful for the number of men at tending the evening services, and warmly welcome all who come. The week day Bible class of high school girls, in connection' with the school, is an inspiration to the pastor, and will naturally become a blessing to the community. We are looking forward to • our series of evangelistic meetings Nov- ember 11 to 22, and again remind you of the importance of prayer. Look for further announcements next week. Worship with us in either or both services next Sunday, and you will find that you are a stranger here on ly once. Two blocks east of the high school. METHODIST CHURCH Malcolm B. Ballinger^ Minister Sunday. November 1. 10 a. m., Sunday School at Hermiston and Ec- CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST ho. 11 a. m., Holy communion at C. Warner, Pastor Hermiston, with sermon by the min- ister: “The Peace Which Only Christ | This is a day of strategy. There Can Give.” Fellowship of Suffering too should be a strategy within the and Service. At Echo, the Girls’ Gos- church. We shall worship Sunday pel Team will have charge of the morning around the theme, “The morning orship 2---* service. nurcn ” , and and Sunday Strategy m of ine the - Church 6:30 P. M Methodist Youth Fei- evening around the thought expressed lowship at Echo. by Paul in Philippians 3:13-14. The 7 P. M., Methodist Youth Fellow- second and third chapters of Philip- ship at Hermiston. pians should be read as a background. 8 P. M., Young Adult Fellowship Mrs. Leake, secretary of the Wom- at Hermiston. I en’s organization of the state, and Wednesday, November 4, Hermis- Mrs. Rice, missionary from White ton Woman’s Society of Christian Swan Indian Mission, will be here for Service holds all-day meeting at the a meeting next Wednesday evening at home of Mrs. J. R. Huffman, with the church. The public is invited. M KENKIE TELLS MORE OF TRIP TO EASTERN STATES 4 I •est4490$2$0109999009$099900920$9999099900 HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH month, at 2:30 p. m. Bible school at 10:00 a. m. All servces held in the First Bap Worship at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. tist church in Hermiston. Young people’s meeting at 7 p.m. Rev. Kenneth B. Daniels will be present Sunday. All are welcome to SMART MONEY the young people’s hour. HNOWS WHERE TOsen GO AFTER a 7 READING ’ 2/2 TNE ADS . IN THIS "Ns TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH E. M. Butenshon, Minister Residence 811 N. W. Carden Aven ue. Pendleton, Oregon. Sunday School, first Sunday of month, at 1:30 p. m. Divine services, first Sunday of N/A Ws PA PE P. Get your r Copy of the find plenty of need these cool days for a pantry full of these vitamin-rich, - - whole-g crin ce- reals and enriched wheat flours—and, too, your purchases will help ease our iarmers’ wheat storage problems Peacock or Minit Oats Swansdown Cake Flour 241 lb. sk. $1.05 - 49 lb. $209 Drifted Snow Flour Large pkg. Fisher’s Biskit Mix 2412 lb. sk. 95c - 49 lb. Fisher’s Wheat Germ i ‘ ib. pkg. 230 Albers Farina Large pkg. 27c - 4 lb. sk. H. O. Oats 250 Large pkg. Lge. pkg. 21c - 4 lb. 29c - 10 lb. 230 Small pkg. 13c - Large Shredded Ralston 330 Albers Flapjack Flour 2 packages % 210 Kellogg’s Rice Krispies, Pep, 120 Krumbles, Wheat Krispies pkg. Kellogg’s Shredded Wheat I — 100 Package 190 14 oz. pkg. 470 Albers Buckwheat 250 Gold Medal Wheaties Dromedary Gingerbr’d Mix Nabisco Shredded Wheat Albers Rolled Oats 5 lb. sk. 27c - 10 lb. 458 291J 2 * ib. pkg. $189 24% lb. sk. 79c - 49 lb. $1.59 120 12 oz. pkg. Cream of Wheat 550 240 Small pkg. 14c - Large 2 pkgs. Nabisco 100% Bran 16 oz. pkg. Kellogg’s Corn Flakes 11 oz., 2 for 17c - 18 oz., 2 for 230 190 25c Post Bran Flakes 9c 8 oz. pkg. Albers Corn Flakes 8 oz., 2 for 9c - 11 oz., 2 for 150 Delight your family with these recipes for home-baked rolls shortening A‘oble"R?ew veo" -°" gocenino. ondesobt.in 10% Wor times hove revived interest in good plain cooking, and homemakers ore begin ning to do more of their own baking There is nothing like the fragrant aroma of fresh homemode bread or rolls baking in the oven to quicken already hearty fall appe tites. And really, making your own rolls is easy, especially if you use the recipe for REFRIGERATOR ROLLS given here milk. Ploce 2 cuo m moosure. Heot,"QW"ori enino,i5 RXa"ilóur: store pioce “Cä'böasä. bow These rolls have o decided advantage over most : yeast breads, becouse the dough con be mode several days in advance, then shaped and baked os you wont Simply cover the dough, in one moss and store in the refrigerotor. About I hour before ] you wont to serve rolls, take the dough from the refrigerator; let rise about 30 minutes; knead and hope into rolls; ond bake another 30 minutes. Thot's oil there is to it. To help you plan meals that tractive as well as nutritious, the Saf way Homemakers' Bureau has pre pared the "Kitchen Course in Nutri- tion," 10 complete lessons by mail 25c for entire course Just write to Julia Lee Wright, I’ O Box G60-CC . )al 11 1 California ======== ==.5 St go—otter sirot rising H om emakers' Bureau ,4. Keep ip Youconsoes. worltrerUudhng çocboobve in" mind, ho. them alme. enough t2 ve.kRXoW?cRowding: Buy U. S. Wer Stamps colls, give SafeuHiy with the money you save at Safeway! JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director Peanut Butter 2 lb. jar 47c P&G SOAP Beverly SCORES AVAILABLE Borrow Ritz Butter Wafers 1 lb. 21c Green Beans No. 2 can 17c LUX FLAKES 12)0% Fabrics - CARLOAD VEALSALE Briargate 22- Duchess Salad Dress., qt. 36c Kraft Miracle Whip qt. 41c Windex Window 2 for 25c RINSO SOAP COLOR PHO 10S 9 lb. bag $175 Gold Medal Flour he , He has worked for and secured: (Pd. Adv. Pierce for Congress Club. C. J. Shorb, Sec.) Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation This week. Your Safeway is featuring a long list oí flours and cereals—all priced low to save You money-all guaranteed Io please you or your money back. Stock up now- you'll S PAINTS AMERICA’S MOST AMAZING PORTFOLIO OF COLOR IDEAS FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME! HIS PAST RECORD MERITS HIS CONTINUATION IN OFFICE REMEMBER Time of Stress is no time for change. Congressman Cannon of Missouri says: The service of Mr. Pierce “has contributed immeasurably to progressive legislation and es pecially to that affecting agricul ture.” F. B SWAYZE, President every Harvest Blossom Flour (Continued from page 1) thought I would never get my wife away from the Gallery displaying the Presidents' wives' dresses from Mar tha Washington down to Mrs. Hoo ver. Here in the Smithsonian we also saw the Spirit of St. Louis and the Winnie May and a great many other interesting things. Another highlight was our trip through Rock Creek Park which is in the heart of Washington. This is so situated that you drive for miles in a deep rock canyon, a natural park, never dreaming that you are in the heart of a big city. Richmond is a real old-fashioned southern city with lots of nice colon ial homes and many colored people. SHERWIN • Columbia River Devel opment. • Protection on Farm Prices. • Forest Conservation. • Power Development. • Reduction of Farm In terest. • Greater National Pre FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON Thursday 241 lb. sk. 89c - 49 lb. Everybody's borrowing it... Why not you I portionately Family Circle Kitchen Craft Flour Congrí s -¡man Walter M. Pierce han given gon ten gears of conscient ions service. IL han been untiring in hin devotion to HEST TERESTS of the people of Eastern Origon and the state. your house or commercial property that you own. Even if you have spent no money on improvement», their sale or replacement value is probably higher than a yeai ago and your insurance coverage should be increased pro £7 0: 10:30 WALTER M. PIERCE conditions. An important instance of this is the effect of war economy on the value of 2 lbs. 19c Tokay RED & WHITE STORE ONE DELIVERY DAILY YOUR INTERESTS IN WASHINGTON Among the many unusual problems created by the war is that of keeping your insurance adjusted to changed 5)1 Hermiston Trading Co Let Pierce Protect THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1942. 21, 22 Leg Veal Roast APPLES 290 28c 39c Shoulder Veal Roast lb lb. Loin Veal Chops lb ROUND STEAK 41ç lb 170 Cleaner - 6 oz. bottles Phone us. We’ll gladly lend you Sherwin -Williams Paint and Color Style Guide. It’s a Free Service. No obligation! this remarkable SU-PURB SOAP oundey 24-oz. 4 chen »ke. ■ ? Windex Sprayers each 10c Bokay Toilet Soap 4 cak. 20c 3(2 C4/LS SGMLS AQÆ MOTHER Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. GOLL ' WE OUGHTA uà THOSE Guys NEXT SATURDAY easy • YEH ■ 'j .ONLY so i GOTTA SHOPPING WITH My MOTHER. WELL, JEEPERS! i HELP My MOTHER SHOP, TOO ! EARL ONLY We GO TO SAFEWAY IN THE WEEK MOTHER gaves A Lor oc Mowey BOILING BEEF lb. I NEVER WOULD HAVE «UMO IT • SUCH EASY SHOPPING, ANO PRICES ARE GOOD AS JUST AS WEEKEND SPECIALS I THIS IS GOING TO Be A «CCI AC HABT MOM you get your big grocery order Hermiston, Oregon too. because Safeway's special- © CAi ^^S herwin -W illiams 1 P aints We CULO GET M
