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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 5, 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE SIX BULLDOGS LOSE AT KENNEWICK Your Store RED & WHITE Fresh Fruits & Vegetables CELERY - Utah stalk 1 or SPINACH - Fresh 3 lbs. 108 SWEET SPUDS 3 lbs 259 each 5e POMEGRANATES ORANGES - Med. Sunkist dozen 436 FLOUR SALE! RED & WHITE REI) & WHITE 49 lbs. $1.79 10 lbs. 450 MARSHMALLOWS, Wonder Food 12 oz. 150 CRANBERRY SAUCE, Red & White 2 for 350 FLAV-R-JELL 4 for 258 POP CORN, Idaho Rice 2 lbs. 230 APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl 2 lbs. 6 oz. 250 SAR-D-SPREAD, Booth’s 3 oz. 100 CATSUP, Red & White 2 for 370 PREPARED MUSTARD, Red & White 110 HEMO 1 lb. 590 BAKING POWDER, Red & White 1 lb. 190 WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White 190 OATS, Red & White 3 lbs. 290 PANCAKE FLOUR, Red & White 210 BORAX SOAP CHIPS large 230 BORAXO 150 POWDERED BORAX ' 2 lbs. 280 Meat Department— lb. Liver Sausage lb. Pork Steak lb. Minced Ham lb. Pressed Ham 31c 35c 28c 45c Hermiston Trading Co. RKl) & WHITE STORE ONE DELIVERY DAILY--------— — 10:30 A. M. ARMY AIR FORCE HAS PENDLETON FOR RECRUITING By Jack Jackson After slumping badly in their last I two games with Heppner and Pendle- Pendleton Field—An Army Air I ton. the Hermiston high school Bull- Force recruiting station was opened dogs finally hit the depths in their this week in the headquarters build game at Kennewick last Friday night ing at Pendleton Field, it was an under the lights. This and the fact nounced by Lt. Col. John A. McCrea : that the Kennewick boys were red- dy. commanding officer of the field. | hot were the main reasons why the The station will accept enlistments Bulldogs went down to defeat 25-12. in the Army Air Forces only. Capt. Hermiston kicked off in the first Garrett F. Burns is in charge of the | quarter and after a few line plays office and is being assisted by re Kennewick started a drive that ended cruiting sergeant Jack P. Greges and in a touchdown about halfway through recruiting clerk Pvt. Thomas L. Sims. the first period. The score came with Opportunities for technical train Garber, Kennewick left half, carry ing are offered through Army Air ing the ball over right tackle for 15 Force Technical Training schools. In yards and a score. The try for point the schools men are instructed in air by Kauth was blocked. craft mechanics, engine overhaul, ra After Kennewick had kicked off, dio mechanics, radio operation, sheet Hermiston tried a few line plays but metal work, and welding. Previous 1 failed to gain. The Bulldogs were experience is not necessary for as I forced to attempt a kick but the ball signment to these schools. A good was blocked and recovered by the mind and body, ambition and the will Kennewick left guard, giving them to “Keep ’em Flying” are the prima the ball on the Hermiston 30. A few ry prerequisites. plays later Garber scored another Capt. Burns stated that the enlist touchdown and the extra point at ment office at Pendleton Field makes tempt was wide, making the score at it possible for all those who desire to the end of the quarter 12-0 in Ken enter the Air Forces to do so in a di newick’s favor. rect manner, thereby eliminating de Kennewick again kicked off and lay and avoiding the possibility of be then the Hermiston attack suddenly ing assigned to another service. caught fire and the Bulldogs looked An effort is being made to acquaint like the team that beat Union. Rugg the people of this area with all exist reeled off a run good for 17 yards ing regulations involved in the pro and a touchdown. This play had been cedure of enlistment. The new office brought about after a gain by 20 at Post Headquarters is fully equipped yards by Al Buell on a quarterback for this. Telephone inquiries may be sneak and a pass from Davis to Al-1 made by calling Pendleton 1540 Ex ford good for 10 yards. The try for I tension 367 and all letters will re point was blocked. In this quarter ceive immediate reply. Garber and company gathered in ano ther touchdown ’with Garber packing the ball. Kauth’s try for point split DEPOT WORKER the uprights, leaving the halftime RECEIVES HONOR score at Kennewick 19. Hermiston 6. In the third quarter Kennewick got For conspicuous bravery under fire, their final points by a tricky pass play which set up an end run by Gar Admiral Otter, commander of the na ber for the score after the Hermiston val ordnance fleet, recently awarded line had held for three plays on the Glenn Denney, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Denney, with the coveted navy one yard line. The Bulldogs again got up a little crossed anchors. Ensign Glenn Den steam in the fourth period and after ney is a brother of Mrs. Lee Larson a drive that had carried them for 65 of Irrigon and was a carpenter and yards they scored on a line smash foreman during the construction of from the one yard stripe. The try igloos at the Umatilla ordnance depot. for point was a little wide and so it They resided at the Earl Isom house while here. ended the scoring. Ensign Denney brought his ship It was at this time that a very un fortunate accident happened- Bill through a four and a half month bat Kirk, star Kennewick right half, was tle in the dangerous waters around tackled by a charging Hermiston line the naval air base near Pocatello. He and his leg was severely injured. He is a senior playing his second year of football. How is the ROOF of your house? See us at once for Roofing Material* Inland Cooperative “THE FARMER S OWN STORE’’ Phone 2811 Delivery Service steered his ship through dynamite and crane-craft buckets of mud, and rolled ord of 50,000 man-hours lost-time accident. elected mayor of Stanfield, replacing Frank Sloan who refused to run for office due to ill heatlh. Councilmen named" for two year terms were: F. A. Baker, E. V. Gabriel. J. W. Heck man, John H. Kruse, M. Refvem and | Cap Behme. The election board consisted of I Frankie Lane, Belle Shesely, Lennä i Waid. Rose Hedrick and Elva Berry. mines of | swinging up a rec without a | RIPLEY HOME ON FURLOUGH Flying Officer Ted Ripley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ripley, came Wednesday to visit relatives and JUNIOR CLASS friends in Hermiston. Ripley has SELECTS PLAY been stationed recently at Lubbock Field, Texas, and was granted a short furlough in order to visit his home. (From The Bulldog) He expects an overseas assignment in The junior class has chosen for its the near future. . fall production a three act comedy by Ripley made the trip by plane, ar Jay Tobias, “Here Comes Charlie”. riving at Pendleton. Tryouts were held last week in the English classes and the competition ELK KILLS ARE for various parts was more than keen. Members of the class voted for the RATHER MEAGER students who they thought would be best suited for the parts. To date no great returns are re The coveted role of Charlie went to ported by elk hunters who have scour Opal Null with Lowell Alford play ed the hills for the larger game. Sev ing opposite in the role of Larry. The eral deer have been brought out of remainder of the cast follows: the mountains during the past week Uncle Aleck .......... Aaran Stewart but only a few elk have been killed. Ted ........................... Jack Rodgers Apparently good weather is keep Mrs. Farnham ......... Betty Jean ing the animals further back in the mountains and probably will not come Jackson out until the snow makes feeding dif Mrs. Smythe ....... Janet Hodge Vivian ........... Dorothy Jordan ficult in the higher ranges. Mortimer .................... Jack Weber BARD NEW MAYOR Nora .................... Velma McKinley Officer McGrill .... John McMullen OF STANFIELD A definite date has not been set for the play but it will probably be N. D. Bard, veteran railroad em around the middle of November, It ployee of Stanfield. Tuesday was is being directed by Miss Lynch. There’s no CEILING on SAVINGS at SAFEWAY! READ why SAFEWAY Ceiling Prices Are Low! I Am Being Called to the Army. Therefore I Offer At Auction Sale FIRST. WHAT IS A CEILING PRICE? A store’s ceiling price is the highest price that may be charged by that particular store for those items governed by che ceiling price law. SECOND, WHY AREN’T CEILING PRICES THE SAME IN ALL STORES? Under the regulations each store establishes its own price ceilings within the limitations of thè law. The ceiling price law fixes an amount above which prices may not go. but without restric tions as to how low prices may go. WHY SAFEWAY CEILING PRICES ARE LOW! Because every Safeway price has been a very low price month after month, Safeway ceiling prices are naturally very low. For years Safe- way has waged war on needless waste, and shared these savings with our customers in lower prices for the finest obtainable foods. Safeway is cooperating with the government’s effort to prevent inflation by rigidly adhering to the spirit as well as the letter of the ceiling «price regulations. Six Miles Northeast of Hermiston on Diagonal Road. SHOP EARLY IN THE WEEK - AVOID CROWDS - AN Monday, Nov. 9th SALAD DRESSING WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAtf DEVILED MEAT Safeway Advertised Prices Are Good All Week! 2 Farms 6 Heifers ; MAYONNAISE 450 NU MADE, fresh tasting. Quart Jar SALAD DRESSING 410 KRAFT MIRACLE WHIP. Qt. Jar No. * Tin 90 PACIFIC COAST fancy. No. * tin 370 CRAB MEAT FLAKED FISH 2 Horses 2 24 Cows : 25 Calves 2 4 Steers, 360 DUCHESS ■ .................. Quart Jar CUDAHY’S : DAVIS ..................... 1 MOWER — 1 WOOD SAW 1 CREAM SEPARATOR TUNA FLAKES FLAK IES 190 7 oz. can No. * Tin 290 DILL PICKLES 1 COOK STOVE 1 WAGON PARADISE ................... Quart Jar 190 Prices Subject to Market Changes and Stocks 1 DAVENPORT 1 DRILL — Safeway Guaranteed Meats — VEAL SALE! Top-quality, sweet-eating. Sale Starts 10:3° Everyone Welcome Free Lunch Bring Sugar • • • • Veal Leg Roast Veal Chops Veal Steak Veal Shoulder Roast lb. 290 lb. 370 lb. 35c lb. 28c Try a Safeway “pan-ready” chick en—no waiting, no waste. They’re all dressed, ready for the pan. Owner V. R. RUNNION, Auctioneer..........................................B. I. WHITNEY, Clerk SAVE MONEY, TOO ! V-8 Veg. Cocktail Juice........ 46 oz. tin 29^! Heinz Baby Food Strained 3 cans 200 Favorite Matches............ 6 box carton 230 Sunrise Egg Noodles......... 14 oz. pkg. 150 Cut Beans, White Tag __ 12 oz. can 110 Chinese Noodles, Gin Sing .. 9 oz. pkg. 10c Comb Honey, local raised, 12 oz. comb 250 Cheerioats Breakfast Cereal 2 pkgs. 230 Bisquick .............................. 40 oz. pkg. 310 Grapenut Flakes ................ 12 oz. pkg. 136 Wax Paper, cut rite............ 125 ft. roll 170 Flit Fly Spray ......................... pint can 230 Zee Paper Towels........................... roll 90 North Star Dog Food ............. 3 lb. pkg. 33^ White Magic Bleacher ............ 12 gal. 196 Purex, makes clothes whiter .... 12 gal. 230 BUY WAR BONDS AND STAMPS! Kitchen Craft Kraft Cheese Enriched Flour 24* lbs. 93e 49 lbs. $1.75 Except Old English, 2 lb. Loaves 69c Silk Tissue 650 Sheets Per roll 4d Safeway
