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HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1943 PAGE THREE the John Bakers. Mr. and Mrs. Lund corps and Awilda Claire Bleakney is who is new flight strip timekeeper, a stenographer in Walla Walla. The | have moved to the apartment vacated Bleakneys lived in Boardman several by the Templetons. years but are now living at Mabton. | A large electric clock has been in- | Don Potts has gone into the navy stalled in the postoffice. | and is stationed at Farragut. Idaho. We are paying the following priee» delivered, Portland, Oregon, Some of the high school students 1 Doris Getzel, who is working at the ‘subject to change without notice“ ; attended a USO party in Hermiston U.O.D. is spending a few days with Friday night. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E. W. NO. 1 LIVE COLORED HENS, over 4 lbs................ 27c NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS. 4 lbs. and up Marvin Walpole sliced off the end Hood. ... 26c NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS, under 4 lbs................. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Root, Mrs. Mef- of his index finger at school with a 23c NO. 1 COLORED SPRINGS, 2 12 and up paper cutter. He was immediately ford and Vernon Root spent Sunday ... 31c PRIME DRESSED YOUNG HEN TURKEYS . . with Mrs. Vernon Root and son at the 38c given first aid. PRIME DRESSED YOUNG TOM TURKEYS ...... 35‘c A. McFarland left Tuesday for Ray Cannon ranch at Athena where POULTRY FARM EGGS, 47 lbs. and up ............. ... 40c Portland where he will spend two she hrs been caring for her father. POULTRY FARM MEDIUMS, cases included ...... 35c days at a state wide dairyman’s as Mrs. Mefford stayed there for a few days. sociation meeting. We furnish coops on request and will dress Bob Miles came home from Portland Effie Bullock has improved consid your turkeys for you. erably since her recent accident al where he has been working in the and shipyards. He will stay at home though she is still bedfast. Mrs. Lew Morgan arrived Monday work at the U.O.D. Buddy Kristensen was taken to in Boardman after being celled away Main Office and Dressing Plant due to the illness of Mr. Weston. Mrs. Portland where he will spend the 232 S. E. Oak St. PORTLAND, OREGON Phone EAst 5141 week under medical observation. Morgan is taking Mr. Weston to Port Earl Cramer is spending some time land with her. Groundhog day came in with a at home while waiting for weather to chinook wind and temperature was open up to sheer sheep. Pvt. and Mrs. Beavers have moved 1 Applications to power companies or Harold Tyler, who has been em- nearly 50. If the old legend holds true we will have six weeks more win- ! ployed in the shipyards, has been from the David Sheets apartment to REA vo-ops for new connections must ter. called into the army and has been sent a trailer house in town. be accompanied by certification from Mrs. Morgan reported while here to Norfolk, Va. the county USDA war board that the Mrs. Hazel Tyler Warner, who re that Neal Bleakney Bleakney is waiting to be connection will result in an increase called into the air corps. Bob Bleak- cently underwent an appendicitis op- ney is in California in the medical eration, is getting along fine. in farm production or a saving in By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom farm labor. Mrs. Bertha Cherry left last week The length of new connections may for California where she will visit be as much as 100 feet per animal her sister for some time, going by unit, but may not exceed 5000 feet. way of Salt Lake City. Mrs. Albert Vieg entertained the A milk cow is rated as one animal pinochle club at the home of Mrs. Oli unit. Equivalents include 10 head of ver McNabb last Wednesday evening. cattle other than milk cows or feed- David Tonies arrived here last week to visit his father Gus Tonies ersi 30 breeding ewes, 3 brood sows, and sister, Mrs. Dale Montgomery af 75 laying hens, 40 turkeys or geese, ter spending ten months in California 20 cattle in feed lot, 160 lambs in and Reno, Nevada, where he visited feed lot. 30 feeder pigs, 600 broiler his mother. chickens or 250 chickens raised other Mrs. Elmore McKenzie fell Friday I and broke her left wrist. She was than broilers. I taken to the Pendleton hospital where The WPB order specifies that the she spent until Sunday. applicant for a connection must have Bob Myers, who has been in Ar WHOLE KERNEL lington the past two weeks, arrived on hand or be able to get without An all-around variety of food buys to priorities one of the following types Sunday to visit with his wife. help you keep your family satisfied and Delbert Van Schoiack left Monday of electric equipment: Water pump for Seattle where he will be shipped for livestock, milking machine, feed your food budget in line! No. 2 cans out of the U. S. after spending a two grinder, milk cooler, incubator, brood weeks furlough here with his par 12 for $1.80 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Van Scho er, or feed grinder. iack. Farmers who believe they can qua Mr. and Mrs. Jim McDermott and lify for a connection under the re son Bobby spent Saturday evening vised regulations are advised to con with his mother in Stanfield. Tall Tins ... and All You Want at This Low STONE’S Price! The Pocahontas Lodge sponsored a sult their local power company, REA dance in the lodge hall after their co-op, or the county war board. regular meeting last Thursday night. No. 21 Cans A collection was taken up and went toward the “March of Dimes”. Over $20 was donated. SEA TREASURE . . . Select Pieces of Blue Leg and Choice Body Meat! until his return. Henry Graves met with an accident Thursday when he cut quite a gash Mrs. Margaret Thorpe in his arm with a knife. Ray Ball went to the doctor Tues Mr. and Mrs. I. Skoubo have re ceived word that their son Edward is day after injuring his finger when he caught his glove in the car fan. The now at New Guinea. finger was broken and they had a The Boardman Yellow Jackets great deal of trouble setting it. played the Echo Cougars on the home floor Tuesday night. The first team 1 Charley Barnes, who is the son of was defeated but the second and grade a Boardman pioneer, spent Friday at the Nate Macomber home. Mr. Barnes school teams won their games. Nathan Thorpe has received word is from Salt Lake. Pvt. and Mrs. Wade Atwell re that his brother Lester who is in the navy, is in the hospital at Savannah, turned Thursday night from Missou Georgia. Lester attended grade school ri where they spent a fifteen day fur in Boardman two years. No other in lough. They visited Mr. Atwell’s formation has been received about parents at Warrensburg and Mrs. At well’s mother, Mrs. Grace Bull at Se him. Mr. and Mrs. George McLouth re dalia. They live in the Root Apart , turned to their home in Santa. Idaho, ment. Pvt. and Mrs. Beavers are staying Friday after visiting relatives here. Mr. McLouth has been given an hon with Pvt. David Sheets until they can orable discharge from the army after find a house. Mrs. Beaver took care three months of service. During his of Mrs. Sheets and new baby when absence his wife and her mother run they returned from the hospital. They came from Los Angeles but are for his farm milking 30 head of cows. A. E. McFarland returned from merly of Texas. Donald Ford was home from N.Y.A. Silver Creek. Wn., Friday where he has been about ten days due to ill school all week from a carbuncle. Boardman lost the ball game at health. He was called home after Ef fie Bullock was injured as they were Umatilla Friday night. The Templetons have moved into short of help. Leland McLouth and Paul Smith helped with the milking the apartment recently • vacated by BOARDMAN NEWS TURKEYS, POULTRY & EGGS Northwest Poultry & Dairy Predicts Co. UMATILLA NEWS Hit the Jackpot Every Week at STONE’S! COLD WEATHER SPECIALS at prices that you’ll warm up to! MILK Federal Case $4.29 CRABMEAT 61 oz. tin 34e PEACHES 1%$2.04 Asparagus 10 oz. tin 29 Cofree Stretcher 18e Peanut Butter New Crop. Delicious Sliced Yellow Cling Peaches! TOMATOES 12 cans $1.85 Dinamite Cereal 41c Large package Soap .. 4 bars 24c Woodbury, for skin care Tasty Large Size . . . Choice White and Green Tipped! Gold Medal $2.09 FLOUR - 49 lb. bag 1-Pound Package of Blended Ingredients to Make Coffee Go Farther! Dleachrite .. 12 gallon of the best bleach NEW ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS TO FARMS ALLOWED Revised WPB regulations will make it possible for many Oregon farms to have the use of electricity to assist in livestock, dairy and poultry produc tion, the state U.S.D.A. war board has announced. The new regulations provide for electric service connections to farms needing power to operate production equipment and whose 1943 livestock and poultry production will total at least 10 animal units. NEW MONEY FOR YOUR OLD THINGS Your Discarded Furniture, Piano, Radio, Bicycle, Tools, Ire Box, can be sold with A WANT AD IN, THIS NEWSPAPER NALLEY’S - 16-oz. Jar . . . No. 1 Grade From .Fresh Roasted Peanuts! Knight's Tomato Juice... ..............12-oz. tin 90 Knight’s Chili Sauce....... .......... 12-oz. glass 280 A-l Meat Sauce............... . ......... regular size 330 Derby Steak Sauce.......... .......... 8-oz. bottle 150 Thrills Catsup................. ........ 14-oz. bottle 130 Libby’s Pickled Tomatoes ..............212 glass 270 Monon Golden Corn........ .............. 20-oz. tin 150 Clipper Cut Beans.... ....... 20-oz. tin, 12 for $1.55 Van Camp’s Tenderoni, 1 pkg. free 2 for 16c ........... 33-oz. jar 261 Libby Apple Butter 12-oz. pkg., 2 for 27c Grape-Nuts Flakes . 6-oz. pkg., 2 for llc Post Toasties......... Lynden Chicken & Noodle Soup, 1012 oz., 2 tins 190 ... 303 tin 10C Hambrook Peas........... .... 8-oz. tin 52c Button Mushrooms....... 15-oz. pkg. 16c Sunmaid Puffed Raisins Kraft Cottage Cheese .... ....... 1 pint 23c . 12-oz. tin 34c Spam Luncheon Meat ... Large, fancy S & W Drifted Snow PRUNES 2 lb. pkg. 49 lb. sack $1.98 CABBAGE USE CARNATION firm crisp, Ib. MILK 6c NEW SPUBS 2 lbs. 23c RUTABAGOS 3 lbs. 19c ORANGES large sweet, doz. 44c GRAPEFRUIT X : : : $ 12 15 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 " d FRUITSadVEGETABLES CREAMING Weekly wage (gross amount) . : : : Gross Victory tax $ .15 .40 .90 1.40 1.90 2.40 2.90 3.40 3.90 _ "*ye" . “a 4.40 iht ..,. -, Net Victory tax after credits Married Single : Married : person— person— : person— : two dependents no dependents : no dependents : $ .11 .30 .68 1.05 1.43 1.80 . 2.18 2.55 2.93 3.30 7117 $ .09 .24 .54 .84 1.11 1.44 1.74 2.04 2.34 2.64 . "4 _ Amo $ .08 .22 .50 . .78 ' 1.06 1.34 1.62 1.90 2.18 -on - 2.46 A The credits may be taken currently or after the war. They amount to 40 percent of the tax for married persons, 25 percent for single persons, and 2 percent for each dependent. They may be taken currently and will be based on (a) payments of premiums on life insurance policies in force on September 1, 1942; (b) payments of old debts; (c) net purchase of War Bonds. U. S. 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