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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1942)
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 24, 1942. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE S ia will apply, among others, to all those now enlisted in navy or army re serve programs and those in advanced ROTC courses. Several months, however, may be needed for this program to be put in to operation, officials here believe. Pending that time, and even after wards, there is every reason for men to continue their college work and for high school graduates to start, according to Commissioner McNutt 1 and to educators here. With voluntary enlistments closed for special cases, and with selective | service boards given definite instruc tions as to who would be left in col lege and who should not. there no longer is a question of patriotism in volved. it is pointed out here. More stable conditions than have existed since last fall are now fore seen, as men will know that the gov ernment will call them either for ac tive service or to assign them to col lege when wanted, pending which call they can continue as usual. Should | the call come within a term, provision ! is made for the refund of unused fees and for granting full credit earned. Senior high school students eligible for graduation in midyear who de- sire to start to college can, in most instances, be released to enter the winter term starting here Tuesday, December 29. H999ES7 (f 1943 OW, when all America looks hopefully to a new and better year, we pause to take stock of our assets, and find that chief among them is the good will of our many customers. So we renew our pledge to do everything in our power to merit a continuance of your good will. There are clouds on the horizon, and clouds in the zenith, too, but we face the future with the firm conviction that now, on the threshold of 1943, we may truly say, as in the past, we wish you a Very Happy New Year. N HERMISTON TRADING CO Restrictions in sizes and forms of Hermiston, Oregon sph a’t and tarred roofing products nd asphalt shingles will save 2.150,- 00 n an hours per year, 250 tons of t el, and 60.000 tons of asphalt. trative officials after studying recent announcements of the educational plan worked out by the army and navy. The plan announced for contract ing with selected colleges to train en- listed men in uniform in specified technical fields has the full approval of officials here and is in. line with previous proposals by many educa tional groups. It is assumed that this MILITARY PLAN IN COLLEGE IS CLARIFIED Oregon State College “Stay in college until called to military ser vice,” the advice given men students by Manpower Commissioner Paul V. McNutt, is seconded here by adminis- ALL OF US HAVE MOVED STEADILY FORWARD THROUGH A TRYING YEAR. WITH OUR HEADS UP AND COURAGE HIGH. OUR SINCERE WISH IS THAT THE NEW YEAR OF 1943 SHALL BRING NEW VISION. NEW COURAGE. NEW REASON FOR HOPE AND OPTIMISM. AND THAT IT WILL BRING MANY UNEXPECTED REWARDS TO YOU. Hermiston Drug Co. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hamm The New Orleans fat salvage cam paign stresses used fats by teiling housewives that waste fat from a half-dozen fried soft shell crabs makes enough glycerine, processed in to explosives, to fire one 37mm. anti- tank shell. SAFEWAY w WeoaMiR MAMA“"as from OUR Family Circle to YOUR Family Circle We C All Stores Closed Day on Christmas Day ALOUD: JOYOUS I LIST the friend liest of wishes foryour happi- nessand cheer at Christmas time and al ways. Let not the sacrifices of 1942 have been in vain. $ s No Family Orele Magasine this week (only) II will be out every Tuesday instead of Thursday 8 Whole Cranberry Sauce W* 17 oz. tin Conway Pict Sweet Peas 15c 17 oz. can 150 46 oz. can 216 Tomato Juice Sunny Dawn Vegetable Juice 8 s V-8 16 oz. can 290 10 oz. can 120 Pop Cern Jolly Time Fruit Cake Mix Lb. pkg. Nob Hill Coffee Lb. pkg. Edward’s Coffre Lb. pkg. « Westag Vanilla 8 oz. bottle a toast to our friends and cus tomers who have st Good cheer, good luck and good health. S CONNOR’S CASH GROCERY A- ~•- Mote CALUMET BAKING POWDER No. 2 12 can TOMATO SOUP 35C 23c GRAPEFRUIT Sun Seald UPTON'S TEA Black 25 oz. KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR 49 lb. sack Can DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR No. 2 can FILTER PAPERS Filter Cloths 14c 2 pkgs. 15c 10c size I S -—Is 25t $1.75 49 lb. sack $1.89 49 lb. sack $1.49 17ç HARVEST BLOSSOM FLOUR GOLD MEDAL CAKE FLOUR Large pkg. 250 SUNSHINE GRAHAMS WHITE ROCK WATER 2 lb. carton 32 2 bottles 350 SU-PURB SOAP CORN STARCH 24 oz. pkg. 19ç Argo 3 1-lb. pkgs. 250 LUX SOAP FLAKES 121 oz. pkg. PEANUT BUTTER 230 Real Roast 2 lb. jar 4Qé CAMAY TOILET SOAP CHB CATSUP 3 brs 190 14 oz. bottle 150 RED HILL CATSUP SOME DAY 14 oz. bottle 120 R020 SALAD DRESSING Youll be glad you Duchess Pint jar 210 bought War Bonds and MIRACLE WHIP Stamps. Buy more . . . Pressing Pint ja 260 the more you buy, the NU MADE gladder you'll be! Mayonnaise Quart 450 Small $ ERICA on I: GUARD 240 100 Sesh Pvodkce on whose support we arc counting in 1943. Harry Peterson, Manager TOMATOES Ca denside Campbell’s $ Dr. F. B. Belt S December 25 MERRY CHRISTMAS ! unira i By preventing purchasers of new electric motors from buying motors with more horse power than their work requires, the Government will ave 15 million pounds of copper, 55,000 tons of carbon steel, and 150 pounds of stainless steel annually. % CRANBERRIES Coos Bay lb 19c Lb. 390 PORK CHOPS APPLES - Winesaps or Delicious, lb. 90 PORK SHOULDER RST. Lb. 320 Lb. 350 LOIN PORK ROAST ORANGES .... lb. 100 TANGERINES $ Valencias Just arrived lb. TURKEYS CHICKENS GRAPEFRUIT lb. 80 full of juice_____ Colored Fryers lb. 630 Prime Toms lb. 450 Texas Pink $ C olored Roasters 630 Prime Young Hens 470 GRAPEFRUIT lb. 80 TEXAS YAMS Arizona Dressed and Drawn Smooth CUT-UP TURKEYS CELERY ....... lb. 150 lb. 10C Green, crisp TURKEYS skinned $ Legs, Thighs, Breasts lb. 60 Ready for pan, lb 590 lb. 690 PEARS d'Anjou All Safeway prices are low Necks, Wings, Backs OYSTERS pint 490 LEMONS ....... lb. 100 every day in the week ! $ Sunkist for dressing lb. 390 Me— wMeow -Is
