The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, January 28, 1943, Page 6, Image 6

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    Your
String Beans
Pheasant
Store
RED&WHIXE
2
Apple Butter
cans
Dutch Maid
Pop Corn
38 oz.
Tomato Juice
Red & White
Table Salt
46 oz.
for
15c
Graham Flour
R. & W. or Calumet 1 lb.
19c
Oats
9EA
Pancake Flour
Red & White 2 lbs.
2
Baking Powder
Weston Cookies
5 Varieties
4)
pkgs.
Coarse or Fine
Red & White
Large Lentils, Washburn’s
Fancy
1 Ib. 15c
Corn Meal
Pearl Barley
lbs.
45c
91 lbs.
21c
lbs.
39c
Corn Meal
24 oz.
12Ç
White
Fancy No. 2’s Washburn’s
9
White
1 lb 13
Prepared Mustard
Vanilla or Lemon Extr’t
Red & White Pure 2 oz.
10
24c
Red & White
Split Peas
8 oz.
Red & White
HEA
Flour
Imita. Vanilla Extract
Pheasant
THURSDAY. JANUARY 28,
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAGE SIX
Red & White 49 lbs.
8 oz.
1lç
$1.85
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
ORANGES, medium Sunkist
ROME APPLES...................
LETTUCE, large heads
CABBAGE, solid heads
CARROTS...................
399
box $1.95
... 2 for 278
dozen
... 1 lb.
2 bunches
78
17
three vital wartime food crops were shipping points. Also, Commodity
announced today by A. R. Coppock, Credit will make loans on uncleaned
chairman of the Umatilla County beans to enable growers to get an im­
| USDA War board.
MR. Motorist!
mediate cash return for this crop.
Mr. Coppock has been informed that
More potatoes, dry beans and fresh
truck crops are needed than was called growers of potatoes and the more es­
Why pay more if you can obtain the finest auto inaurane«
for under the original 1943 produc- sential truck crops should be able to
protection at less money?
| tion goals. To encourage planting of get an adequate supply of approved
the additional acreages needed to grades of fertilizer. A program to
A Farmers policy* being continuing in form, is sold only
meet the higher goals, production pay­ make fertilizer available is being
once.
Thereafter it renews by mail—like life insurance. Thus
ments will be made to producers who worked out now, he reported.
you do not pay the usual repeated yearly sales coat You
make extra effort to increase produc-
save the difference.
' tion of these crops.
HODGE DONATES
The new payments will be made on
JAMES H. BOYLEN
Agent
Phone 3291 — Hermiston
I the basis of individual farm goals, TWO BLANKETS
| the chairman explained. These goals
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE
will be established for each farm in
Chas. Hodge, owner of th? Hermis­
Intr-INSURANCE Echange
the county, and will call for the max­ ton Auto Co. who has donated gener­
"National Standard Non-assessable Coverage.
imum production of the war crops ously in recent years to various com­
best suited to the farm’s resources. munity and national enterprises, this
Information from the 1943 farm plan week again came to the front with
will be used in setting individual farm two Pendleton wool blankets for use
will draw special “ration checks" pay- | Rationing is designed to secure a
goals.
in the community ambulance.
able to their suppliers when they or- fair share of scarce commodities for
The
gift
was
accepted
by
Sam
Oregon has been asked to increase
der new stocks or supplies to sell to everybody. "Ration coupon banking
potato acreage 28 per cent above last Moore, chairman of the ambulance the public.
is designed to help bring that about.
committee.
year, and the new program will offer
.
I In undertaking to operate this new
growers a payment of 50 cents per .
...
These "ration checks will have “ration, coupon banking” system the
bushel on the normal yield of ‘the ac- BANK RATIONING nothing to do with the payment for banks will perform a non-profit war
reage between 90 and 110 per cent of .
the commodities ordered. Retailers se rvice for the government. In doing
the farm’s goal. A farmer with a 50 BEGINS HERE
and wholesalers will continue to pay this, the banks are simply adding ano-
acre goal could receive payments on
their bills in the usual way.
ther service to the numerous war jobs
(Continued from page 1)
10 acres by planting 55 acres of po­
“Ration coupon banking” is a new they are already performing.
tatoes, Mr. Coppock said.
will continue to perform these func- plan for handling a lot of the work
The production payment for com­ tions.
now done by the 5,500 local ration
The new “ration banking” system boards. Collecting, counting, record­ Uncle Willie Mullins say»— \
mercial vegetables will average $50
an acre for each acre of approved will not affect the regular money or ing, controlling, and safeguarding of
truck crops between 90 and 110 per check accounts of the public at all. ration coupons and exchanging them
cent of the farm’s truck crop goal. The public will continue to use their for certificates by means of which
Details of this program, designed to bank accounts in the customary way. dealers order new supplies of commod­
encourage production of the more es-
The “ration bank accounts” will be ities for sale to the public has threat­
sential fresh vegetables will be an- new accounts for the handling of ra- ened to overburden the ration boards
nounced soon.
tion coupons only and will be entirely and possibly jeopardize the flow of
To encourage production of dry separate from all other accounts in commodities to the public as addition­
beans, payments of $20 an acre will the banks. By depositing coupons in al commodities are rationed. The
be made on a similar basis. In addi- their “ration bank accounts” retail­ government has therefore asked the
tiori. the government support price ers and wholesalers will build up cred­ banks to undertake these accounting One of my biggest investments is
has been increased from $5.35 to its or balances of pounds, gallons, or activities in order to assure the War Bo-ds. I figger on putting
10°/» of all my earnings into War
$5.60 per hundred for U. S. No. 1 points in the various rationed com­ smooth running and success of the ra­ least
Bonds from New Year's on!
beans, cleaned and in bags at country modities. Against these balances they tion program.
ATTENTION,
Meat Department—
HAM, half or whole
CHICKEN FRYERS
KIPPERED SALMON
MOCK CHICKEN LEGS
GENUINE MILK FED LAMB
How to Save Time by Saving Money
lb. 420
lb. 350
lb. 45c
each 5e
lb. 386
Here’s really an easy way ta avoid tiresome Satur­
day shopping crowds and save just as much money,
too. Get your big grocery order early In the week
when there are no crowd* — Safeway advertised
price* are now effective ALL WEEK!
Aielemakow Gude
All prices subject to market changes and available supplies.
SAFEWAY HAS ne "M&RTGS"FOR HEARTY anotes
Hermiston Trading Co.
RED & WHITE STORE
ONE DELIVERY DAILY------- —
—
VICTORY GARDENS
PLUS MORE DRIED
FOODS SUGGESTED
10:30
A.
Universal planting of victory gar­
dens where possible, plus early action
to provide community dehydrators
and driers, is advocated by E. H. Wie-
gand, head of the food industries de­
partment at Oregon State college, as
one way Oregon can help meet the fu­
ture civilian food supply situation.
After analyzing the estimated pack
of canned fruits and vegetables as
compared with the amount to be tak­
en by the government for military and
lend-lease use. Wiegand says that
“while there is no need for anyone to
go hundry, the newest regulation
dealing with the commercial packs of
canned food should give us something
to think about in connection with our
food broblems."
Professor Wiegand reports that the
estimated total pack of canned vege­
tables for 1943 will approxirmate 176,-
800,000 cases. Of these. 92,900,000
cases will be required by the govern­ WAR FOOD CROPS
ment. The total pack of canned fruit ARE ENCOURAGED
is estimated at 4 7,500,000 cases, of
which the government will need 31,-
Production payments to farmers to
700,000 cases.
This makes a total output estimated encourage increased production of
And the orderly arranged shelving and floor fixtures make it a pleasure to
shop for them. You can be sure that oli prices are low at Safeway every day!
s
M.
at 224,300,000 cases of which civilians
will receive only 99.700,000. Figures
on average civilian consumption be­
tween 1937 and 1939 show that Amer­
ica consumed in the neighborhood of
200 million cases annually of canned
foods of all kinds.
“In many parts of Oregon, and
particularly in the Willamette and
Umpqua valleys, there are large num-
bers of dehydrators and much drying
equipment well located to provide
means for drying a large quantity of
vegetables and fruit for the civilian
consumer, provided it is usea for this
purpose,” says Professor Wiegand.
“If victory gardens are planted in
large numbers much of the raw ma­
terial they produce can be conserved
for future use through drying and de­
hydration, either in small units or by
drying in community dehydrators and
driers.
“It is suggested that steps be tak­
en at once where these driers are lo­
cated so that the people can band to­
gether to operate them on a share
basis or by some other arrar gement.”
it.
MAYONNAISE
#.8
Hill
The "Best” Coffee
is the kind
YOU like the best!
The kind that’s YOUR "best" cof-
fee, only YOU can decide, because
tastes vary so much. And you can’t
be sure you are now using the
"best"—unless you’ve tried them
all—can you? Many people deelafe
Edwards Coffee as their best Many
prefer Nob Hill, others swear by
Airway and still others drink a dil-
ferent brand So there you are’
‘In these days of coffee rationing,
finding that "best" coffee is ever so
more important than it used to be.
and if you can find it in Edwards or
Nob Hill—rich, robust blends. or in
Airway—on the milder side, or
some other brand sold at Safeway-
all the better, because your “best”
coffee will cost you less—from now
bn’
Why not buy all your coffee at
Safeway and see for yourself’ We
believe you’ll get more out of your
coffee ration if you do, for all our
coffees are lop quality all are from
f esh roasted stocks, all have their
devoted followers
You van 7.
Lends!
these favorite piene"
EDWARDS Coffee
94« ===
% as you buy “
NOB HILL Coffee
9%.
Lo 1
AIRWAY Coffee
LU »
Arto:"...,.
to your choice
...
CINC
and menlow MPLB2E.
alar of an types of bien
HIM
Ground to order
MUSTARD
450 French’s
9 oz. jar 124
*
SALAD DRESTNG CRACKERS
Duchess - Pint 23c - Quart 36É Snowflake Sodas, 1 lb. pkg. 18c
FRUIT COCKTAIL RITZ CRACKERS
1 lb. pkg. 214
Hostess Delight - No. 1 can 170 Nabisco
SOUP
MIX
7
SANDWICH BAGS Minute Man
3 Pkgs. 25c
Pkg. of 50’s 10c
PEANUT BUTTER Beverly,
2 Ib 530
2 lb. 49c
PEANUT BUTTER Real Rst.
112
lb.
PEANUT CRUSH Dennison
PEACHES Pict.sweet, tender No- 303 can
CORN Country Home, Cream
No. 2 can
ASPARAGUS Black Knight
Nu Made - Pint 25c - Qt.
FEB. 7 is the LAST DAY for
Coffee Ration Stamp 28?
Flour
49 lb. $1.75
Kitchen Craft - 24% lb. 89c
MEATS!
Rolled Oats
19c
3 lb. cellophane bag
Quaker Oats
Link Sausage
ih.
339
Pork Liver ....
Ib.
Beef Liver
ib.
258
35%
Rib Steaks
Ib.
379
Ground Beef
lb.
250
24c
Reg. or Quick - Lge. pkg.
Variety Cereals
23c
WHITE BREAD
is enriched with vitamin B for
greater nutritive value, to co-
rate with the Government’s
’ for a healthier nation.
1%2-Ib.
.2
Loaf
National
Peanut Week—Jan.
21-30
Baby Foods 3 for 20c
Heinz Strained
Grapefruit Juice 31c
McDonald - 46 oz. can
Syrup
16c
Sleepy Hollow 12 oz. glass
Chicken Cuts
Necks -
Backs
LB
Wings Legs -
. 398
Thighs.
Breasts
598
Filters
2 pkgs. 15c
Dependable - cloth or paper
Seedless Raisins 23c
Thompson’s - 2 lb. pkg.
Cranberry Sauce 15c
Conway’s - 17 oz. can
Sturdy, Each 69c
Household Brooms
Mrs. Stewart’s. 10 oz. bot. 13c
Bluing
Linit Starch
Su-Purb Soap Granulated 24 oz. pkg. 20c
Duz.Granulated Soap 21‘ oz. pkg. 23c
3 cakes
Lux Toilet Soap
3 cakes
Sierra Pine Toilet Soap
2 cakes
Guest Ivory Soap
200's in box
Stellar Facial Tissues
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“is
About Peanuts
and Peanut Batter
Did you know that peanuts and peanut
butter contribute the same appetite sus­
taining qualities to the diet as does meat?
Besides that, they’re cram packed with
that teriffically important vitamin B you’ve
heard so much about. They’re a subtle food,
too, for they can be slipped into the menu
most anywhere to add much to the flavor.
SALADS GO FOR PEANUTS—Take
Kellogg's 10 in pkg.
WAR
most any salad, meat, vegetable or fruit,
toes in a generous handful of chopped pea-
nuts, salted or plain, and it’s just that much
better than it was before.
Pt ANUT - COTTAGI CHEESE SALAD
— Blend in about half as much peanut but­
ler as cottage cheese, then add your other
favorite ingredients such as chives, onions,
grated vegetables. It has the flavor that
SALAD DRESSINGSThis is a tip-off.
But you’ll have to sce for yourself, to know
just how good peanut butter is in salad
dressings? especially when used on vege­
table and fruit salads. Mayonnaise and
salad dressing particularly take that tawny
peanut color with appetizing elegance. But
wait, that’s not all. You're adding health
PEANUT HOT BREADS - Substitute
peanut butter for half the shortening in hot
breads, biscuits, muffins, waffles and quick
loaf breads ami see your stock rise as a
50 lt>s. .
$1,32
ib.
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mace)
BANK
BONDS
Julia leeloniol
No. 2 can
S onos
BUY
WAR
1943.
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WROns, iu Co
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