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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1942 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. Your RED & WHITE JUNIORS WORK ON STAGE PLAY Store Hardware at the lb. 310 2 for 45c 4 for 25c Inland Cooperative POP CORN 10 oz. can 150 MINCE MEAT, Grayco 30 oz. 370 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Tex Delta ... No. 3‘s 290 SLICED BEETS No. 2’s 150 CATSUP, Red & White 200 CHILI SAUCE or COCKTAIL, R. & W. 230 nuE CITY NEWS TOMATOES, Standard .......... No. 21 2‘s 160 OYSTERS, Pedigree ............... No. 1’s 280 ASPARAGUS, Walla Walla Large No. 2’s 320 FLOUR, Red & White ........................ 49 lbs. S1.79 Meat Department— Wieners . . • lb. 25c Liver Sausage • lb. 30c Pork Steak • • lb. 32c Beef Sirloin Stk. lb. 37c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables • • Grapefruit, Texas Pink 3 for 25c Cranberries 2 lbs. 45c Kraut Cabbage lb. 4c Dry Onions, W.W. Swt. 3 lbs. ICc Parsnips 2 lb. 17c BUY MOM WAX SrAMK he Family Designed t.,r and di%. " movie r... STANFIELD NEWS Uy Mrs. Ruse Hrdrick Mrs. Dena Tillory and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Law returned Sunday from the National Grange meeting held at Wenatchee. Mis Lorna Gabriel returned Sun- 10:30 A. It’s your turkey from now until table time and it’s wise to roast a turkey within 24 hours after it has been drawn. To get a turkey ready Thanksgiving time is turkey time— for stuffing, remove any pinfeathers, and the turkey has to be one of using a paring knife, a strawberry tempting goodness. It has to be the huiler, or old sterilized tweezers. right type of bird ... in adequate Remove the coarse feathers from the quantity for the feast . . . properly wing tips—pliers work fine—or cut dressed . . and definitely good. So off the wing tips. If any hairs re to help you. lets talk turkey for main, singe them off. using a gas /,' awhile, as you will probably wonder flame or tightly twisted paper torch. Then scrub the outer skin of the How much turkey you should buy turkey with a brush and warm wa An easy rule is to provide ‘ to a ter. Cut out the oil sac on top of the pound of turkey (dressed but not tail-piece and remove odds and ends drawn) for each person to be served of lungs and windpipe. Rinse inside Naturally, the larger the turkey, the and out with cold water; pat dry more meat you'll have in proportion with paper towel or clean cloth. to bone. And it s really good econ Mr Turk is ready to be stuffed! re your omy to buy a turkey a few pounds already What is meant by a government heavier than you will actually need. M. and Mrs. B b Bailey and Dul- graded turkey? Government graders are imparti third parties who grade turkeys ac This week's Julia Lee Wright ar- cording to the way they meet cet- cuticle gives tips on organizing tain stipulated government require that Thanksgiving dinner so ments. They mark each turkey with iat you have time to enjoy it. a tag showing the proper U. A simple adaptable menu and recipes are also given in the GRADE—your quality guatante. Family Circle — out Thursday. s. DR. DALE ROTHWELL OPTOMETRIST Main Street PEXDI.ETON, OREGON --------- 418 , a Tillory, stewa rd : steward Brown, gate keeper : Florence Atte- bury, ceres: Ruth Daniels, Panama: . igne ! rrick flora: Billie Gabriel, ♦ ta t at the Stanfield ( ! range meeting he'd November 10th. Mrs. Jack Lawrence returned to Portland Monday having come for ii " household goods. Bob Kasari, who joined the nevy last June and has been stationed at San Diego, is visiting friends and home folks here. Mr. and Mis Elmer Ryland have re -decorated and re-opened the Hi- Way Cafe. — — — --------------- - Aa . JW • Due to high cost of clerical labor • Due to scarcity of merchandise • And for good sound business reasons 11! l I U 1 I : j | The Customer Can Help By— • Making quantity purchases rather than sev eral small ones. • Bringing their own bag or carrier. • Shopping in daylight hours to save extra light and fuel. HELP VS TO HELP YOH . . . nmi namu utui un FLOUR 49 lb. sk. $2.09 GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Ga^/VTSED FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 49 1b.sk. $1.75 n mum anmim mi in qt. jar 339 DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING KRAFT qt. jar MIRACLE WHIP DRESSING CATSUP family is too small for a turkey, get one of ou cleaned and dressed tende r1 our 5 „asters, or 1 ... I g lyim gyr (,f Piavi i *• ir. it . 14 oz. bottle KETCHUP 14 oz. bottle HEINZ BABY FOODS 3 cans NU-BORA elery lb. lb. Utah Type 9C than 2U Ibs. of make the supply £O around . DON’T FORGET— your for them 19$ 20«! SU-PURB SOAP 50 oz. pkg. 3 30 2< 24 OZ. PKG. 20c 54 oz. pkg. GRANULATED SOAP U. S. No. 1 UNCLE SAM bring CHEESE, Kraft Amer., lb. BRICK. PIMENTO r swiss MT. HOPE CHEESE lb. 499 406 410 MILD ZEE Toilet Tissue .19 59c CUT f TURKEY Ereasts, thighs, 1 698 390 , Backs, lb per lb. RED HILL HEINZ STRAINED lb. 12|R 41$ 359 PURCHASE FAILS TO PLEASE L TABLE SALT 212 lb. bag 9e Morton or Leslie BAKING POWD. 25 oz. can 230 ( alumet A & H SODA 50 12 lb. pkg. PEANUT BUTTER 1 lb. 290 Beverly TOASTED WHEAT 9 lb. 450 Triangle - 412 lb. 25c CORN FLAKES 2 pkgs. 170 Kellogg - 11 oz. pkgs. POST TOASTIES 2 for 190 11 oz. pkgs. CORN FLAKES 6 oz. pkgs. Sé Albers . XT CERETANA SHREDDED WHEAT 2 pk. • Rolled Nabisco Oafs 9-lb bag 43- RED BEANS 2 lb. cello Pkg. PEACHES No. 21 can Castle Crest GRAPEFRUT JUICE 46 oz. Town House LIGHT GLOBES 10c and Mazda - 15-100 W CLOROX BLEACH 12 gallon jug SUNBRITE I CLEANSER Regular can bar MECHANIC SOAP Peets 41 lb. pkg. FRISKIES Dog Cubes - 2 lbs. 23c 236 TYP 230 230 150 270 7ç 4Oé “7 Onions Yellow Globe qose A A 0000 MMOt MO AST A MeNow I OCR. YOUNOSTR ARO fu mow you HOW TO Git YOUR BuOceT A T&NUFUSION. A LOOK! HRE ARE TWO HADS Of imet YOU on MD me SALLR Or M QL MT you PO mt «AM FOR HITHER Now wou CAR Bur I » mt Pound- r mce I ? No wsre *! PUN Kin, How come we Wi some Morey UFT OveR ? wou DONT su one of me rwi Of of ot eersy, 00 you ? À Y More! IM 7 Just A &ANY 4M. mio ANYTHING FROM you, mit' 470ib. 450ib. SALMON or KITCHEN CRAFT WE WILL PO OUR REST Hermiston Trading Co. weann mi mni i - ; Snowdrift“: 19 Brussel Sprouts t No. ì Tomi No. I Hens MONEY BACK IF ANY Lettuce lb. 138 Oregon dry pack AS FAST AS POSSIBLE. We have a large stock of merchandise, and believe we can keep it so. thus insuring our customers against any shortage with- in our power to prevent. Our Government approves of the cash basis for all purchases, and in taking this step we are not only relieving our overworked condition, but complying with another request from Uncle Sam. giho Are Effective ALL WEEK — You Save EVERY DAY at Safeway! | Cash Basis "NORBEST" mous-for-flavor Brand Turkeys are again featured at your Safeway. All U S. Gov't graded prime grain-fed, broad - breasted birds. Tour money back if you are not pleased in every way. EEANEAEOEEAKGKEa: - gins, q/led Savo! SAFEWAY’S LOW PRICES See Safeway's ample supplies of seasonable fresh fruits and vegetables—the finest avail- able—for your mealtime en- joyment. Beginning NOV. 25 We Will Place Our Business On A As in former years, those fa- Colored I Colored Leghorn Co FRYERS FOWL FOWL 1.24 lb. 59c | lb. 47c lb. 45 c j lb. TIME FOR THANKSGIVING "I Bart Gaymon over the week end. I ibi an electrician at the Vancou- I ver shipyards. Come here and gel the benefits of our more than 25 years successful optical experience. Reasonable prices for glasses when needed. I! e exnniine your eyes hy mode rn mrthuds and grind ylu^Hrs to fit in all the latest styles. GOVERNMENT GRADED PAH-READY Chickens! ■’ f Vancouver, Wn., visited Mr. and IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE YOU- IRMEYS Let’s talk Turkey day from Portland where she has been taking a technical course. She is em ployed at the U. O. D. Lieut, and Mrs. Arthur McAlester and Pat. Richard and Kieth of Van- couver visited Mrs. Margaret, Daugh- trey, mother of Arthur McAlester, over the week end here. Mrs. Mabel Richards has completed the school dist ict 61 census and it totals 445. M "P-to-the Safeway Guaranteed Hermiston Trading Co. J read- it’s I "schold nintssial ree part cting featurel’ss and othe APPROVED Vegetable Varieties for Thanksgiving kKD & WHITE STORE ONE DELIVERY DAILY Farm Machinery Fuel Electrical Appliances PUMPKIN, Red & White............ . No. 21 2 tin l4ç PLUM PUDDING, ( rosse & Blackwell, No. 1‘s 350 CRANBERRY SAUCE, R .& W. 17 oz. 2 for 380 WALNUTS, Nai’s ........ FRUIT COCKTAIL, R. & W. No. 1’ FLAV-R-JELL ' Tire rationing will be held at the school building Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of this week from 3 p. m. to 9 p. m., with the grade school teach ers acting as clerks of the board. Mrs. M. Refvem and Mrs. Roy G. Director Lavina May Lynch gave Penney visited their sons Don and Billy, students at O. S. C.. who met the members of the junior play cast I “Here Comes Charlie” a time-out last them in Portland laast Sunday Miss Esther Mosier, principal at week for the purpose of learning their Columbia district, was a guest of lines before they begin practaice on Miss Ione Widing last Sunday and the stage. This week finds them hard , also accompanied the Gospel team to Echo to conduct the morning service. at work and concentrating on both Mr. and Mrs. Fred Huxoll an lines and action on the stage. nounce the arrival of a 812 pound ba. Friday evening. December 4, is the by girl November 16 at their home. She has been named Lana Francis. date set for the play, and it is hoped Stanfield Woman's Study club had that the junior play this year will an Oregon quiz at their meeting draw as large a crowd as “Mistakes Thursday conducted by Mrs. Ellen at the Blakes” did last fall. “THE FARMER’S OWN STORE”. Troyer, Mrs. Inez McCormick gave Romantic roles are played by Low a paper on the farmer and the war. Phone 2811 - - Delivery Service Mrs. Orlow Warren and Mrs. Rose ell Alf rd and Opal Null. Betty Jean Hedrick gave a food demonstration Jackson and Janet Hodge portray the Frday at the church on war substi parts of a couple of battle-axes— | tutes. ______ ___________ Betty Jean, being Lowell’s aunt by | Larry Elliott Lowell Alford marriage, and Janet being mother to Girl Scouts Are Busy Lot Charlie’s Guardian Dorothy Jordan and Jack Weber. ' The Intermediate Girl Scouts are Dorothy, by the way, is engaged to | Ted Hartley Jack Rodgers progressing rapidly in their activities, Lowell but is planning to marry him Ry Mrs. Rernice Wattenburger Larry’s Pal passing tests and earning badges. All Mr. and Mrs. Maman Finch and just for his money. Jack Weber re Vivian Smythe ■ Dorohty Jordan the girls have now received their daughters spent Saturday in Pendle mains extremely bored throughout Larry’s Fiancee’ Handbooks which help them in out ton and stayed until evening to see the whole performance and yawns in Charlie Hopps .... - Opal Null lining their programs. the troop train out in the evening everybody’s face. Jack Rodgers plays Larry's Ward The following girls have passed Bill Finch left for Utah to go into the the part of Lowell’s pal and tries to army. Aleck Twiggs Aaron Stewart their tests and have now earned Sec Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foley and daugh steer him out of trouble. Aaron Stew Charlie’s Father’s Partner ond Class ratings: Diane Smith, ter Marie spent Sunday afternoon at art adds comedy in his portrayal of Mrs. Smythe Janet Hodge Jinkie Wilson, Janice Daugherty, Jer- the A. E. Wattenburger home. Uncle Aleck, the Ozark hill-billy who Vivian’s and Mortimer’s Mother rie Oviatt, Marilyn Miller. Patricia Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coxen and Jim Ayers of Hermiston called Sunday at accompanies Opal Null as Charlie to Mortimer Smythe Jack Weber Berg and Janet Sprouls. her new home. A bit of Irish blarney the Clayton Ayers home. Vivian’s Brother A „business meeting is held each Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger is interspersed throughout the play Thursday and the remainder of the and family spent Sunday in Pasco by Velma McKinley and John Mc meeting is given to projects and visiting Mr. and Mrs. Earl Watten Mullen. 1943 Fertllzer Supplies checking of activities. A Thanksgiv burger and sons. The cast follows: Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Abercrombie Foreseeing a record demand for ing program, to be given at the and family spent Sunday in Pasco Mrs. Farnham Betty Jean commercial fertilizers in 1943, the U.S.O., November 19, is being plan visiting her brother. Jackson Department of Agriculture reports ned. The scouts have invited their Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Myers and Larry’s Aunt that farmers generally will be able mothers to the entertainmetn. With Fay Finch spent Tuesday in Pendle ton shopping. Nora Malone Velma McKinley to get enough to meet production the assistance of their leaders. Miss The Pine City school changed time The Irish Maid goals. Biggest pinch will be on ni Thomas and Miss Hall, they have ar Monday back to the old time. It made Tim McGrill ------ John McMullen trogen fertilizers, which can be off ranged a program, games will be the children thata come on the school The Officer set with legume cover crops. played and lunch will be served. bus get up so early. sis miu, MSS Po, 1 at I-comE WITH ME ANO Ln w OMR WC» < VO DOC me Pan M3 . AU RBOY ' he .’I V our I ADMIT THAT JUMI showtO me MOW To use me CuOcer HATCHET! ROM Now On we use 1 The SAFEWAY WAY •
