The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, January 14, 1943, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUR THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON Your Store RED & WHITE PEAS, Red & White No. 2’s SELF POLISHING WAX, Johnson’s KLEENEX, 440’s .......................... MATCHES, Red & White EGG NOODLES, Red & White 2 for 35C quart 98( 2 for 490 carton 230 1 lb. 230 OATS, R. & W. Quick or Regular 3 lbs. 290 CORN MEAL, Quaker ............... 24 oz. 120 CORN MEAL, Albers .... 9 lbs. 390 TENDERONI ........................ 4 oz. 70 1 lb. 590 HEMO .............. KITCHEN TOWELS, Super Dry 2 for 230 LADY GODIVA BEAUTY SOAP 3 for i7e WASHO giant 590 LUREX .............. ............ - % gab 270 No. 2%‘s 180 SPINACH, Red & White APPLE JUICE, NewWest .............. .... 32 oz. 270 PANCAKE FLOUR, Red & White No 2%‘s 210 BAKING POWDER, Red & White 11b. 190 FLOUR, Red & White................... 49 lbs. SI,75 VANILLA EXTRACT, Pheasant Imi. 8 oz. 230 Nice Fresh ORANGES Sunkist Navels WILLAPA OYSTERS pint 589 Jumbo Size Dozen 639 Nice Fresh HALIBUT lb. 388 Medium Size Dozen 394 Juice Size Dozen 298 Nice Fresh RED SALMON lb. 400 Fryers 1b. 378 Roasting Hens 1, 4 356 Choice Fancy Arizona for 198 YOUR PROTECTION is our JOB! REA PROBLEMS TO BE STUDIED 7 dos More HOME BAKING ____ Momrokow Large Firm 2 for 258 BEEF of all KINDS! LADIES ELECT NEW OFFICERS group of wide-awake young people who engage in a discussion of a topic of real interest to every one, then we invite you to attend this service. Evening service, 8 p. m. Special | music. Sermon subject, “Charge That | Mrs. A. E. Marble was elected pres- To My Account”. ident of the Woman’s Society of You never really know the value of adequate automobile Batteries need re-charging; clocks Christian Service of the Hermiston insurance until “after the accident". need re-winding; fires need re-fuel- .. .... ling: cars need gasoline; the soul Methodist chureh at a recent meeting If an accident strikes, your Farmers policy* goes swiftly and needs strengthening; Come to church of that group. The society has been surely to work—assumes your financial loss—protects your Sunday. quite active during the past year and interests. plans are already completed for this METHODIST CHURCH Safeguard your auto and your possessions. Don’t drive year's work. Malcolm B. Ballinger^ Minister without insurance. Other officers are: vice president. Sunday. January 17—10 a. m., Mrs. Nomah O’Donnell; correspond JAMES H. BOYLEN Agent Sunday School at Hermiston and Ec ing secretary. Mrs. Preston Hollo- Phone 3291 — Hermiston ho churches. 11 a. m., Morning wor mon; recording secretary, Mrs. R. L. ship at Hermiston with sermon by the Woolley; treasurer. Mrs. J. R. Huff FARMERS AUTOMOBILE minister: " “Go Back Into the Game. man; secretary local church activities. inter- INSURANCE Exchange sooc „ sou 6:30 p. m., Hermiston Youth Fei- Mrs. Oron Felthouse; secretary mis- "National Standard Non-assessable Coverage. lowship. sionary education, Mrs. Alva Boul 7:30 p. m.. Evening worship at ware; secretary of literature. Mrs. Hermiston and Echo. At Hermiston Hollomon; secretary of supplies. Mrs. cases where materials are already the Young Adult Fellowship has M. L. Watson’, secretary of student available; the installation of wire on ; charge, with the showing of the mo work, Mrs. L. S. Burrell; chairman poles that were erected before rural tion picture: “Chaff", which shows spiritual life, Mrs. W. Bloom, line building came to a halt several ! how the church helps migrant work chairman status of women, Mrs. Wa months ago; and relaxation of re strictions on the manufacture of ap ers in Florida. At Echo, sermon by terman; chairman of publicity. Mrs. (Continued from page 1) pliances such as milking machines, | the minister. Al Quiring. democracy it symbolizes, demands motors, water systems and other de- 8:30 p. m., Young Adult Fellowship The above officers were installed the the best of all of us who work for vices, so that the farmer may obtain i at Hermiston, with Leander Quiring Sunday morning during the services the interests of oi rural electrification. eiecirirication. ! all the tools he needs to make his leading the discussion: “The Social at the local Methodist church. I This is your chance to present prob- i maximum effort, with minimum la lems that have obstructed you locally bor. | Bases of a Just and Durable Peace.” and to join in a program for their Mr. Ellis stressed the gravity of Wednesday. 7 00 p. m.,’ motion pic- MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH ■ solution. the farm labor shortage and said it at Echo. 0 p. m., Prayer R M. Aye is, Pattor “We are virtually certain of having iwas the desire of all members of | and Bible study at Echo. Services aie held at the American at least one official of cabinet rank | REA co-ops to make electric power Thursday, 8 p. m„ choir rehearsal Legion hall Sunday :30 p. m. Song, in attendance, and Congressman John substitute to maximum degree for at Hermiston. prayer and pra ice with sermon E. Rankin, one of the “daddies” of “muscle power” so that the flow of I R.E.A. and its greatest exponent in vital foods to military personnel and by the pastor. the Congre s has already accepted our civilians may be continued at present This church extends a special invi PENTECOS TA L TA BERNA CLE invitation, The meeting promises to | or higher levels. tation to defense workers, as well as Pastor S. E. Graves Ar ancements for the meeting. all others, to attend these informal be the lar est and most significant ei off We decided to again have another afternoon gospel church services. If gathering of pub! ■ hieh will be held in St. Louis’ large held >i the Municipal auditorium, have been musical program for young people you are lonely, sinsick, or distressed, I Sunday night beginning at 7 p. m. If or if you are enjoying full fellowship how electricity may cleared with the Office of Defense you enjoy old fashioned music and with the Lord, here you will find the be put to wider use in the food-pro- Transportation, according to Mr. El singing. Come Sunday at 10 a. m. fellowship, inspiration and help you duction program will involve a “re lis. Business affairs to he transacted for Bible school. A class for every need, even in these trying times. This appraisal" of regulations that have during the sessions include the in age. 11 a. m., worship service. 7:00 church stands firmly for the Old limited the use of materials for ex stallation of new board members and p. m., Young people’s service. Book. the old faith, the living Christ, pansion of rural electrification. Con completion of proposed changes in Tuesday at 8 p. m., prayer meeting. “Now is the accepted time”, and a I gressman Ellis stated. Measures to by-laws. Thursday, 8 p. m., Bible study and warm welcome awaits all who attend I be considered indue. ’ The possibi- Other problems of the locai cooper prayer meeting. these Sunday afternoon services at|lities for additional service connect- ative win be considered and new ac- We give you a hearty welcome. 1 the American Legion hall. j ions along existing electric lines, in tivities will be organized. SAFEWAY GRAPEFRUIT CHICKENS THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1943. Done This / Vear ... So ' RED & WHITE STORE 10:30 Flour M. 7 / /) BUY Hermiston Trading Co ONE DELIVERY DAILY y /, / / Vim Oll PINE CITY NEWS Bg Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Abercrombie and family and Mr. and Mrs. Marian Finch and daughter Patty, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and aughter spent Friday evening at the I. T. Ayers home in Hermiston. An yster supper was served in the even- day evening nt the Clayton Ayers I me and played cards. Three tables u re in play. High score went to Nr and Mrs. Marian Finch. The par- \ WAR BONOS a To? THAT 10% (BY NEW YEARS ty was in honor of Mrs. Ayers’ birth- day. Wilbur Myers of Jerome, Idaho, is here visiting his brother, Jasper My ers and family. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Moore took their son Gary to the doctor Satur day. He is ill with a bad cold. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers made a business trip to Heppner Saturday. Mr. and M1 . Henry Vogler II left Pasco, Wn., to spend a S on a business trip. Mi Anna (). Thompson spent the ■ ek end with Mrs. Mable Hughes at Lena. HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Rer. Ki nneth B, Daniels, Pastor Sunday School, 10 a. m. Mrs. H. G K ludsikofsky . superintendent. Morning worship, II o’clock. Spec- ial music. Sermon subject. “That In Ml Things He Might HaHve the Pre- eminence.” . r. i , i p. m. it you are I in fellowshipping with IÍ you can’t get that —ky tin's on the appearance ubbard's cupboard amily fare in balance with sufficient vitamins, minerals, and other body- FOR IOUR DA LY QUOTA Cr VITAMIN A Good All KITCHEN CRAFT Enrieltcd FLOUR . . . Look to your dairy products, eggs, sundry meats such as liver, heart and kidney, oily fish, leafy green and yeU low vegetables. If one “A" fool is not available, then turn to another. GET YOUR VITAMIN 3 . . From whole grain cereals, en riched Hour and bread, milk, eggs, liver, kidney, fruits, and vegetables. YOU’LL FIND VITAMIN C ... In oranges, lemons, grapefruit, tomatoes and berries. Leafy un cooked vegetables, especially cab bage, can be called upon for “C.” MINERALS ARE SO NECESSARY Subject ♦o Use Kitchen Craft—the home-type flour that's especially mode for home baking. Use it for breads, pies, biscuits, cakes or more fancy foods. If you are not completely satisfied—your money bock. Market Changes and 24’ ,-lb WANTED! TURLEYS, POULTRY G EGGS er, heart and kidney are best sot rees oí this ail im- ineral. But too, there's n cereals, enriched flour . lean meats, egg yolks TVe G ’i: th ■ ‘lowing prices iteli ri red. Portland, Oregon, ibjeet to elm age i. thont notice”’ NO. 1 LIVI COLORED HENS, over I lbs. 26c NO. I I EGHORN HENS. 1 lbs. ami up . 25c NO. 1 1 EGHORN HENS, under 1 lbs. 22c NO. 1 COLORED SPRINGS, 212 and up 30c PRIME DRESSED YOUNG HEN TURKEYS 371c PRIME DRESSED YOUNG TOM TURKEYS 35c l.'Ul.TRY FARM EGGS. 17 lbs. and up 46c POULTRY FARM MEDIUMS, cases included 41c » Wc furnish coops on request and will dress your turkeys for you Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. Main Office and Dressing Plant 232 S. E. Oak St PORTLAND. OREGON Phone EAst 5141 PROTEIN AND ENERGY FOODS Proteins These are the sustain- i g f ds around which our menus the family quota is exhausted, then think of the menu in terms of cheese. I Energy Foods — Somehow or I other, we seem to get our share of these, so there's no need for worry here. Breads, desserts, potatoes, in seldom neglected on any menu. g, Sa/tway av? -—. JULIA LEE WRIGHT, Director ryoo Your Par : - - ALL KINDS OF ROOFING MATERIALS IF YOU HAVE A e , To Build A Healthier Nation . now more important that so to to build * ’,i,i! aPe N althier as well as attra in Nutrition Leaky Roof SEE THE Stocks PEARL BARLEY . 2 lb. pkg. 156 I Edwards Delivery Service . 4 lb. pkg. PEANUT BUTTER. Dennison 1 lb. NUT BUTTER. Real R-t„ 1 lb. Pt. 21c XU MADE MAYONNAISE pt. 250 KNOX GELATINE, sparkling oz. 2ld ARGO CORN STARCH. 1 lb.. 3 for 250 49c MAY DAY SALAD OIL qt. bottle rAKM-FRlSH PRODUCI At Safeway’s modern fruit and vegetable department you will find the choicest select ion of produce from the nation’s finest growing centers. Save money by serving yourself and paying BY THE POUND. ORANGES GRAPEFRUIT Navels - New Crops Texas or Arizona Seedless Rome Beauty-Delicious Apples Winesap Apples - Texas Yams California Carrots - Tomatoes Rutabagas and Cauliflower ‘£ht she SHOPPING. THAT WE NEEDED A PLAN TOO. so we FORMED A ‘SHOPPING CLus’. WE ALL LIKE SAFE WAY’S METHOD OF MERCHANDISING so WE PCK£D * OAy EARLY LL 00 It D HERE 2)4 Of COURSE NOT DARLING WE 60 TOGETHER , — » ------2 394 34É 27e DUCHESS SALAD DRE ANO TIRES. DO you ALL HAVE 8° Books IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD? “THE FARMER’S OWN STORE” Phone 2811 DRIED PR I PA/NLESS GAS EXTRACTION Inland Cooperative Sack 89c COFFE PEACOCK BUCKWHEAT 22É self rising ..... 4 lbs. 007 PANCAKE FLOUR Harvest Blossom, 10 lb. bag’Ty" CERETANA OATS 4^0 Quick or regular - Lb. bagT—T TOASTED WHEAT o Ie d . 412 lb. sk. Triangle And Gold Medal Enriched Flour, 2412-lb. $1 OS; 49-lb. $2.09 i . but the pinch hitters arrot , cabbage, broc- $4 i / O 49-lb Sack Albers Quick - Lge. pkg. - OMATOES. Gardenside std., 212‘s all green, 2’s PARAGUS, GERBER’S BABY FOODS, 3 cans LAPPS DRY CEREAL, 8 oz. pkg. ENRICHED BREAD, J.L W. 112 lb. Il S )DA, 1 lb. pkgs. 2 for )D, Strongh'rt.. 8-oz.pg15C LA FRANCE POWDER reg. pkg. PUREX BLEACH. >2 gal. 23c, Qt. 140 290 200 150 130 150 2 Oxydol Granulated SOAP 22-oz. Pkg. 230 Su-Purb Granulated SOAP 24-oz. pkg. 200 Peet's MATCHES, Searchlight SRFÍWA» MEATS/,, 250 Pork Roast, center cut lb 32c Pork Steak, center cut lb. 35c Pork Liver, nutritious ... lb. Salmon Sauerkraut fresh sliced lb. 356 tangy-tasty delicious qt 158 GRANULATED SOAP OU* CARS. IT WORKS IN OTHER WAYS, TOO. IF you GET FOUR OF YOUR GIRL FRIENDS TO 00 IT, carton 80 12c 250 "SX07%" For. et four or, PPing Civg taking tuleNX,"” neight, .? . Doperat ... . driving to .. to l^s femes