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PAGE S:k THURSDAY, THE HERMISTON HERALD! HERMISTON. OREGON. -------------- ,------—h--- —;-------- Your RED & WHITE Store Free Cooking School at U.S.O. Building Fri., Dec. 18th. Remember: Specials for Dec. 11-12-14 HÄTC R. & W. - Quick Un ■ V or Regular 3 lbs. 29c CAKE FLOUR Red & White 27c LARGE ASPARAGUSYll “A3Ic AMBER SYRUP R.& w 5 lbs. 47c CRYSTAL SYRUP « « w 5 lbs. 50c STARCH R " * whes -IL 2 for 17c FLAV-R-JELL Red & White 4 for 25c Delta GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Tex 29C 46 oz. W. TOMATO JUICE R. 46 & oz. 25c carton 23C MATCHES GLO-COAT quart 98c SHORTENING « & w 3 lbs. 69c TISSUE Blue & White 8 for 59c PANCAKE FLOUR R. & W. R. & W. MILK 3 for 28c vegetables in a moist cloth and stor while frozen vegetables are placed Sunday evening visitors at the H. ing them in a cool place. unthawed in boiling salted water and A. Wilson home were Mr. and Mrs, - Kent Garrison of Hermiston and The sooner fruit juices are used af- served promptly. Mr. Garrison’s parents, who are vis | ter opening the better. Fruits in gen- Ten illustrated charts suitable for iting here from Grand Island. Mich. I eral are best kept covered and cool. use in club meetings or school rooms Recent guests at the Joe Udey home As much of the vitamins and food on “Get the Good from Your Food” were their daughter and family, Mr. values are stored near the skin, the are available from the bureau of home and Mrs. Lavonne Miller and daugh- ter Patsy of Tillamook. I more fruit is cooked with peeling on economics in Washington, D. C. Miss Lena Bowman and Lester the better, or after being peeled very Murray of Stanfield visited at the | thin. Both fruits and vegetables are Caldwell home on Thursday evening better in both taste and food value the I of last week. fresher they are when used. This is | Mr. and Mrs. James DeMoss made By Mrs. Bob Woodward a business trip to Pendleton Friday I one place where the home gardener of last week and were accompanied by I has the advantage of all others. John Powell, who makes his home Mrs. C. Hebert, who visited her moth with his daughter, Mrs. Duff Knight, Use of raw vegetables on the table er who is quite seriously ill. I is becoming more and more prevalent, returned Monday from a visit in Emmet Rogers of Union is at the Portland. home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. as many of them are both attractive Mrs. Jack Reuber of Stanfield, Roy Rogers, while employed at the 1 and tasty when eaten raw. Raw who returned last week from a two turkey packing plant in town. | spinach is good in salad. Most child weeks trip to Fresno where she visit Bud Hooker reports that she ren like raw carrot stocks, while ed her son Harry, in camp there, has Mrs. received word from her nephew. | shredded beets and turnips and raw spent Friday at the home of her Forest Putnam, a sargeant in the I flowerettes of cauliflower are other daughter, Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell. She army, that he is now in London. Put- took the Caldwells’ small daughter, I nam is a graduate of Hermiston high | possibilities. Myrna, home with her for the week I school. Those vegetables which must be end. | cooked should be peeled and cut just Mrs. Louise Middelstadt of Port J before using. Or better still, do not land is visiting here at the home of ONLY 700 FILE FOR I peel at all, or scrape instead. Cut the her daughter, Mrs. George Liebe. Al | pieces no smaller than necessary to fred Middlestadt. brother of Mrs. Lie ‘43 AUTO LICENSE who visited here recently from Al insure proper cooking. Soaking of be, bany has left for army induction at I vegetables, says Miss Arnold, results Fort Lewis. Applications for 1943 motor ve in significaant losses of minerals and Mr. and Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell were hicle registrations are running far I vitamins. Prepared vegetables should Sunday evening dinner guests at the behind the normal rate for this time i be cooked only until tender and as Pat Murphy home in Umatilla. of year, Earl Snell, secretary of quickly as possible in boiling water. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Easton, who state, said today in urging Oregon No more water than necessary should ' have spent the past month at the i motorists to file their applications at be used and meal preparation should home of her sister, Mrs. Bob Wood | once in order to assure prompt action be planned so the food will be ready ward, left Friday of last week to re | in their cases. turn to their home near Dufur. just before serving. Last year at this time, approxi- Miss Nina Rae McCulley has re Green vegetables may be kept turned to her teaching duties at San I mately 50,000 applications had been bright by cooking with the lid off, as dy after a recent visit here with her [ received by the motor vehicle division soda used for this purpose destroys parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. McCul of the state department, Snell said. Durng her visit here the family the vitamins. Commercially canned ley. made a trip to Pendleton to have a ¡This year, less than 700 are on file to vegetables are best cooked quickly. family group picture made. date. DECEMBER 10, 1942. IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE YOU- Come here and get the benefits of our more than 25 years successful optical experience. Reasonable prices for glasses when needed. Ws examine your eyes by modern methods and grind glasses to fit in all the latest styles. COLUMBIA NEWS DR. DALE ROTHWELL OPTOMETRIST 418 Main Street PENDLETON, OREGON • The department, laboring under difficulties besetting most business enterprises due to war conditions, will be unable to handle applications promptly if they flood the office at the last moment, he said.. Every car operated in Oregon next year must display a set of 1942 li cense plates and the 1943 windshield sticker. Persons whose cars were not registered in the state in 1942, will receive a set of 1942 plates and the sticker validating them. Persons whose cars were registered in Oregon in 1942, receive only the sticker, val idating their old plates. The registration sticker is to be at tached to the upper left hand corner of the right half of the windshield, behind the rear-view mirror. “E - FROZEN FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — CELERY BEEF ROASTS 1 lb. GREEN ONIONS 3 bunches 12Ç LB. 28c BEEF SHORT RIBS LB. 10c GRAPEFRUIT PORK STEAKS 3 for 280 LB. 330 LB. 390 Homemakers! Here are ten ways you can help the war effort and help yourself too! FRYERS POMAGRANATS 2 for 21Ç 110 PORK ROASTS ORANGES 288 S. K., Doz. LB 350 (1) Plan your buying carefully ... to save shopping trips. (2) 320 Buy only what you need. (3) Check and compare Hermiston Trading Co RED * WHITE STORE 10 30 ONE DELIVERY DAILY------- — A. Bead (4) M. values. (5) labels. Buy Youngsters love big, soft, puffy, drop cookies—especially with milk after last (7) Keep up-to-date. (SI school. And chances are oldsters go for them, too—any size, shape or kind. of nature’s food. (10) Buy war bonds and stamps out of your current Income. Miss Mildred Arnold, instructor in MYRTLE CARTER foods and nutrition at Oregon State ADVISES ON FOOD college, has recently listed some of the things to watch for in making sure PREPARATION that foods reach the table with all of Merely getting the right kind of their value retained. Heat, air, and water all take their feed for a family will not insure good toll of minerals and vitamins in fresh nutrition unless it is followed up by fruits and vegetables if not properly rood preparation, points out Myrtle controlled, she says. Storage of clean Carter, chairman of the Umatilla but unpeeled raw vegetables in a hy- county nutrition committee for de drator will keep them at proper tem ft sne. Many excellent foods some- perature and desirable mcisture. The times lose much of their value before many families who do not have me they reach the table because of im chanical refrigerators and their ac proper storage or cooking methods, companying hydrators may accom- she says. I plish much the same end by wrapping Rolled Oats Pecan Nuts Ceretana, Quick, 9 lb. Duchess Fresh 230 Peanut Butter Velv., Amer., Swiss, 2 lb. Egg Noodles 14 oz. 1 lb- pkg. 39c Coffee 2 lb. jar Kraft Cheese Sunrise pkg- 350 Almonds pt. jar Real Roast Lb. and Brazils 450 Salad Dressing Sunny Dawn . . General Electric equipment is fighting with America’s land army. From the rolling kitchen to the front line, electricity works for victory. Cookies pack easily in lunch boxes, are delightful to serve when guests drop in. and are tasty for just plain munching. They’re good for you, too. So how’s your cookie supply? We think the two recipes given below art tempties—real wartime specials and treats for your favorite cookie jar. Why not try them today. Do d lout Shofipijy} a Sakeway—Phiceá Good a (üsjik! pkg. Tomato Juice On Every Front Lookie - Lookie COOKIES! what is plentiful. (4) Make It Do things yourself. (9) Use all No. 2 can Bread Julia Lee Wright, 112 lb. Salt Max., Plain or Iod. 2 pkg. 490 690 150 100 9AKIH6 mess Lb. bag Nob Hill Fruit Mix Radiant Mix Kitchen Craft Flour 24% lb. 89c 49 lb. sk. Flour 24 12 lb. $1.05 Flour 1 lb. pkg. 16 oz. glass $1.75 19c carton Searchlight 49 lb. sk. 49 lb. sk. 350 Flapjack Syrup Matches Harvest Blossom ri") Coffee It is fun to bake at home if you are well supplied with the proper mixings. Check the money severs listed below and treat your family to reel mede-et-home soodiet 130 Gold Medal 150 Edws. (Use stamp 27) lb. 240 Pal Dog Food $2.09 Small or large PRALINE BUTTER PUFFS (They magically disapfKar') I % cups flour } cup brown sugar, firmly packed teaspoon salt 35 cup butter 1 % cup finely chopped pecan or walnut meats Powdered sugar Sift flour, measure and sift again with brown sugar and salt. Cream butter and add flour mixture gradually, cream- ing after each addition. Melt white sugar in heavy frying pan, heating until golden brown, stirring constantly. Add nut meats and pour into well- greased drip pan (9x1212x?). When hard, crush fine with rolling pin. Add to cookie dough, mixing thoroughly. Form dough into small balls. Bake in moderately hot oven (400° F.) for 15 minutes or until done. Remove from oven, cool slightly about 3 minutes, roll in generous amount of powdered sugar. When cold roll again in pow- dered sugar Makes 3 dozen cookies, 34-inch in diameter. Pkg. 150 S1.49 JCWIL BARS Biscuit Flour - -enfia . tinoro CW or jot 1. In the factory electricity stitches the seams of tank armor, and on the battlefield it controla the operation of these spearheads of modern combat. 2. In induction center and field hospital, the X ray helps safeguard the health of our fighting men. aiding in the diag nosis and treatment of disease SIRLOIN STEAK lb. BEEF ROASTS lb. PORK LIVER lb. GROUND BEEF lb. BONELESS STEW lb. 300 Wings, 69c 24 oz 50-or 19c 8o* _ 390 BuBonda: 32 oz. glass West Peak OXYDOL 4 oi 69-01 22c Box . , 630 lb. 100 POTATOES 240 17 oz. can Tomatoes lb. 190 IVORY SOAP LIFEBUOY Gentle, Velvety Suds Toilet Soap Medium 6c 3 Bon 190 TOP THAT 10% BY NEW YEARS! 2 curs flour 4 ezgs 1′2 cups finely cut gum drops firmly packed % cup chopped walnut Sift flour and measure. Sift again with baking powder and cinnamon. Sprinkle dry ingredients over gum drops. Beai mixture and add nut meats. Bake in two well-greased shallow square pans (8x8x?) in moderate oven (350* F.) for about 20 minutes or until done. Cut in bars (1x3 inches) while hot. Cool Remove from pan and roll in powdered sugar. Makes 3 dozen cookies. Winesap or Delicious 140 (Cootie jar geme) “88% until light; add brown sugar and mix we I Stir in flour and gum drop U. S. No. 1 APPLES 390 Cranberry Sauce Backs, Necks, lb. All Purpose Granulated IDEAS FOR WALDORF 50 Bu Stampa! CHRISTMAS Simple ideas for effective holiday deco rating and easy-to-prepare refresh ments for Yuletide callers are explained in detail in this week’s Family Circle Magatine. A new issue out every Thurs- day and free at Safeway. Sajtuay Homemaken' Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director 4. Blitz war requires swift communications! On the soldier'« back, in field and sky, radio co-ordinates the striking force of American army plane«, guns, and tank«. perate. family’s General Electric believes that its first duty as • good citizen is to be a good soldier. General Electric Company. Schenectady, N. Y. Sas g § § fess GENERALS ELECTRIC . 190 lb. 80 Texas Pink or Ariz., Seedless Juicy - Sweet Valencias Dromedary Mix 11 oz. pkg. Libby GRAPEFRUIT 230 ORANGES Ginger Bread Flour — CVT I P CHICKENS — Su-Purb Soap . J.. Ige. pkg. 33e Apple Butter Legs, Thighs. Breasts, lb. J. Far from the usual power sources, mobile power plants supply electricity for 800,000,000 candlepower searchlights by which a newspaper can be read 12 miles away. 40 oz. pkg. 370 Gold Medal 280 Cake Flour Swans Down 230 sascie se - LLncis.. ' 2 — SAFEWAY Remember the Free Cooking School at the U. S. O. Building Friday Afternoon. December 18, at 2 P.M
