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PAGE bi a THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1943 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. Your RED& WHITE Store Specials February 5-6-8 Egg Noodles Red & White 1 lb. 2 for Soup Mix Red & White W. Buckwheat Pancake R. 2^ & Lbs. 26c Cake Flour Red & White 21c Wheat Cereal Red & White Flav-R-Jell Red * White 4 for Minute Tapioca Shredded Wheat Nabisco 2 for 3 for 25c M. D. Tissue Matches Red Junior carton 23c giant 53c Nubora Bon Ami Powdered Clearex Glass Cleaner 12 oz. 250 A D A A If F D Sodas - Krispies . 2 lbs. 330 Grahams - Krispies 2 lbs. 330 49 lbs. $1.85 El A II D Red & White rLVUn Flaky Bake 49 lbs. $1.72 • I n • I - • Fresh Fruits & Vegetables TANGERINES, sweet flavor.... LEMONS, large Sunkist.......... CAULIFLOWER, large white . YAMS, Southern sweet............ CALAVOS, for salads............. dozen 390 6 for 150 1 lb. 100 3 lbs. 290 2 for 150 pie's service at 7 p. m., and song and praise service and evangelistic mes- sage from the Book of Revelation, the seventh chapter. A hearty welcome to every one. ....... lb. 400 1 pint 600 lb. 380 ........ lb. 450 ........ lb. 400 .... each 50 LISTS MANY CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Warner. Pastor Bible School 10 a. m.; Morning worship at 11 a. m., worshipping around the theme, “Peter’s Deliver- ance.” Junior-Intermediate C. E. at 3 p. in.; Senior C. E. at 7 p. m.; Evening worhsip at 8 p. m., sermon topic for the hour, “Jacob’s Ladder.” The regular monthly meeting of the Women’s Council will be held on Wednesday of next week, February 10. The meeting of the newly orga nized choir will be each Wednesday evening at the home of the choir di rector. Ben Gerking. h. g FUEL OIL TO BE RATIONED 10:30 A. M. D D. Follett, popular Hermiston meat man, was the master of ceremo- ny Wednesday at the birth of a freak calf on the Guy Knapp farm. The animal was born inside out. with the heart and other vital organs entirely exposed. Mr. Follett displayed the freak animal on Main street Wedncs- day Chicken Supplies ARE YOU READY FOR YOUR SPRING CHICKS? We have a limited supply on hand now and expect more by February 15. MAKE THIS YOUR HEADQUARTERS Friday, February 5 Open Every Friday Saturday and Sunday SKATING Peed Wheat Price Changed | The price of loan feed wheat which is being released to farmers from the Stanfield warehouse raised 2c per bushel the first of February. The price of this wheat is now 94c per bushel plus % cent per bushel hand- ling charge. Farmers obtaining this wheat may bring their own sacks and . , , , , . , Although the calf died at birth, the sack the wheat. If this is not mother cow weathered the shock and a charge of 6c per bushel for apparently is in good health. | sacks will be made. Men, Women Over 40 Don’t Be Weak, Old Feel Peppy, New, Years Y done, For sale at all good drug store ev erywhere— in Hermiston at Her miston Drug Store. the SAFEWAY flwumakeM ’ Guide _. -===-=====-- ^Morning Glory ROLLED RATURAL Source of VITAMI B. ANO IRON Soups your whole Family will enjoy OATS 4-H MEMBERS TO MOBOLIZE (Continued from page 1) (Continued from page 1 ) Oregon, working with, state fuel ra- vitally needed food and in the home tioning representative Curry are economics division canned millions of Daniel Rohrer, Charles B. Maxfield jars of farm produce, just to cite one and Charles Nell, all state special example of what is being done. During this week of February 6 to fuel oil rationing representatives. Although fuel oil rationing will be- 14, club leaders will be re-organizing gin on February 1, there will be no clubs that were organized in 1942. interruption of fuel oil deliveries, and ne wclubs will be started. Scully informed state rationing heads A special 15-minute dramatized in Washington and Oregon. Consum- program prepared in connection with ers will be delivered fuel oil on National 4-H Club Mobilization Week “IOU’ s ” agreeing to turn over to will be broadcast over station KWRC the ir dealers coupons equivalent to at Pendleton on Monday at 11:45, ac the number of gallons delivered into cording to Assistant County Agent Gene Lear, who is in charge of obser- their tanks after February 1. Coupons will be distributed to fuel vanee of the Mobilization Week in oil users after they have registered, West Umatilla county. The program, prepared under the filled out the OPA forms and received their “quota” from their local ration auspices of the National Committee on Boys and Girls Club Work, is en boards. titled “The Plough and the Sword.” The ration will be based in part on It is a shortened version of the show the heating efficiency of each home, | which attracted wide attention at the Scully notified Nagelvoort and Van National 4-H Club Congress in Chica- Fleet. The inefficient oil user will farm boy who go. It concerns tnke a larger cut in the oil allotted to thought that his place was in the ar him than the efficient householder, my, but who later discovered that he Scully explained. had even a higher responsibility to his Each ration board in the two states country. will employ a prepared formula to determine the ration of each fuel oil PILGRIM HOLINESS CHVRCH user. The formula is based on the J. W. Stuart, Minister floor area to be heated and the Life does not consist in what a man amount of oil used last year. Average curtailment of 25 per possesses, according to the Bible, but cent in the total fuel oil supply may in what possesses him. The trouble be reached by cutting some household- with most people uis that they are » ts 50 per cent and others as little as determined to think luxuries are 15 per cent, Scully explained. necessities. Bible school. 9 45 a. tn.; morning "To do otherwise would be to put a premium on inefficiency," he said. worship service 11 a. m. ; young peo- Opening Skating Rink FREAK CALF IS DISPLAYED HERE Hermiston Trading Co RED & WHITE STORE ONE DELIVERY DAILY------- — Announcing Chief of Police B. J. Nation and his aides have been kept busy during TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH the past 10 days taking care of the E. M. Butenshon, Minister There will be Lutheran services at boys who are determined to absorb the Baptist church on February 7, at too much liquor. Although the cases 2:30 p. m. Sunday School at 1:30 are varied, liquor has played an im portant role in most instances. p. m. The following are listed on the E. M. Butenshon, pastor, 811 N.W. blotter: Thomas Paterson, drunk; Carden Avenue, Pendleton. Oregon. | Ralph W. Barlow, drunk on public MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH .highway; Maude Carmen Antoine, E. M. Ayers, Pastor ' drunken driving and driving while li Services held at the American Leg cense revoked; James F. Rogers, ion hall each Sunday at 2:30 p. m. drunk in public place; Norman L. The subject of the sermon for next Sutton, parole violation; Tobe Allen, Sunday, the Lord willing, will be, drunk. “The Fall of Jericho.” Jack R. Schilling, drunk; Walter These are perilous times, days of H. White, drunk; Harvey McDowell, decision, in which we are especially drunk: Helmer Fromdahl, drunk; in need of divine guidance, and days Francis Lynch, drunk and disorder in which we should stress implicit ly; Alec Williams, drunk; Samuel obedience. George, drunk; Walter F. Hinkle, as You are cordially invited to attend sault and battery; Rhuben H. Stock- these Sunday afternoon services at house, assault and battery; Elston ¡ the American Legion hall, and a warm O. Dugan, giving beer to Indians. welcome awaits all who attend. Will this mean you ? Meat Department— FRESH CHICKEN HALIBUT FRESH WILLAPO OYSTERS RED SALMON ............... KIPPERED SALMON............ BABY BEEF SIRLOIN.......... MOCK CHICKEN LEGS........ POLICE BLOTTER It’s high time for those hearty, satisfying meal-in-themsel ves soups to stage a comeback, for they’re the kind of offerings that do a nourishing wartime job. It’s a new product—and we think you'll agree—it's dandy! You'll like the rich nutty flavor oí THESE Oats, as a breakfast cereal or in cookies and other recipes. Gel a package. Your satisfaction guaranteed. BRING BACK THE SOUP POT a Fell whole grains bursting with Nstttnl tasting food-energy ?9 Guacorces 3 a ( QUICK or 3 ib. REGULAR pkg. I SHOP 23' Il EARLY IN THE WEEK AMD SAVS BREAD 112 lb.1Ic - J.L.W. Enrich. ALBERS OATS, Ige. pkg. 25e or Carnation Quick QUAKER OATS Ige. pkg. 24c 20 oz. pkg. 12c CREAM OF WHEAT Reg. or Quick, Ige. pkg. KITCHEN CRAFT $1-75 Enriched Flour 49 lb. sk. FLOUR 24 % oz. sack 75c Harvest Blossom CORN MEAL 9 lb. bag 3 Jc Mammy Lou SYRUP 12 oz. glass 1Gc Sleepy Hollow VANILLA FLAVOR 8 oz. IOc or Lemon - Westag bot. PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. 53c Beverly Fancy jar SALAD DRESSING at. 36e Duchess jar SMALL WHITE BEANS 42c 2 lb. pkg. 18c - 5 lb. bag CANNED PEAS - No. 2 12. Gardenside can SUGAR PEAS, No. 2 can 14c Sugar Belle Fancy — Remember the soup pot that simmered continuously on the back of Grandmother’s stove? The idea is just as good as it ever was. Save every iota of trimming, rind, scrap and bone, put them in a pot, cover with water, and simmer cov ered until every bit of good is gleaned from them. Strain from the makings, and you have a rich stock to serve as a basis for soups, gravies and sauces. WALNUTS 1 lb. bag Medium Franquettes CAT FOOD 8 oz. pkg. Calo - or Dog Food TOILET TISSUE 4 rolls Comfort WHITE MAGIC 1 gal. Bleach CLOROX 1 gal. Bleach CLEANSER can Holly Brand ) 19e BUILDING A SOUP— To this stock, add the water you’ve saved from cooking vegetables, rice, bar- ley, spaghetti or potatoes. Just heat them in the soup, and be careful not to overcook. CREAM SOUPS— Thicken the stock with I tbsps. flour and % tbsps. melted butter or substitute and two cups of milk, plain or diluted evaporated, add I cups vegetable wafer and the rooked vegetables. Mix well and heat to almost boiling. 25e CANNED AND DEHYDRATED SOUPS— For those quick soups 25c IQ 23e MEAIS ) that start the meal off success- fully or serve as a light meal in themselves, canned soups or de hydrated soups arc the happy answer. These soups are down- . right delicious and do a rollicking good job of supplementing that meat or meatless course. JULIA LEE WRIGHT To Get The Most From Your Coupons Buy Reoli PORK CHOPS lb. 390 ASST. LUNCH MEAT....... lb. 390 FRANKFURTERS ...... ... lb. 270 SAUERKRAUT........... quart 150 SLICED BLACK COD LINK SAUSAGE.......... lb. 330 SLICED HALIBUT...... lb. 350 SLICED SALMON.... . lb. 350 AO MORF BzuEs o Tues FRESH Coffee CLOTH OR PAPER rnnts Get the most out of your with coffee good filters For Silex or drip gm p‘ER Pap Reba .0087 R "ier PITS. Government experts will tell you that it pays to invest your ration coupons “at a store which you have found to have a consistently fresh supply of coffee.” SAFEWAY has long been famous in this respect Today, in full accordance with wartime regulations, sup plies are limited but they are still “con sistently fresh.” These Coffees are Ground When You Buy For FINER, FRESH-FLAVOR 15 EDWARDS NOB HILL ... iib. bag 24= . 1-Ib. bag 23- TATS WHY WE Tells you about cooking yellow vegetables in her article in this week’s issue of the Family Circle Magazine. Remember the Family Circle Magazine is out every Tuesday now—it’s FREE. @ Safeway Homemakers' Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director j OXYDOL 24 oz. pkg. Granulated Soap P * G SOAP 2 bars White Laundry SU-PURB 24-oz. Granulated Soap NU-BORA 20-oz. Granulated Soap WOODBURY’S 3 F acial Soap cakes 23e Vc GROCERY UST A MAYBE Two TRIPS ANO we CAN OM TURNS DRIVING TO SAFEWAY we Wilt SAVE TIRES, GAS, "SAFEWAY BUT ONLY use one FIFTH me GAS TAT I D10. BEFORE. ITS our new Tuesowy, etm ighb Inland Cooperative “THE FARMER'S OWN STORE” Phone 2811 Delivery Service helpful every housewife to help moke existing conned foods lost longer They urge you idea that multiplied by mil-
