The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, February 11, 1943, Page 6, Image 6

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    THURSDAY, FEBRUARY11, 1943.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE SIX
Your
Store
RED& WHITE
MILK Red & White tails..................... 3 for 3 19
APPLE BUTTER - Dutch Girl..... 38 oz. 280
.... 2 for 3 19
TOMATOES - Standard 2%2‘s
MANDARIN ORANGES
RICE...........................................
............ 106
... 2 lbs. 236
COFFEE - Red & White
1 lb. jar 340
... 3 lbs. 270
OATS - Red & White....
PANCAKE FLOUR R. & W - 212 lbs 218
KRAUT........ ....................
POST BRAN FLAKES
CORNMEAL...................
quart 159
. 8 oz. 100
24 oz. 120
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
ORANGES, Medium Sunkist ....
GRAPEFRUIT, Sweet Arizona,
APPLES, Romes .........
RHUBARB, Hot House
MUSTARD GREENS
dozen 39c
dozen 49c
box $1.89
1 lb. 17c
2 bu. 19c
Meat Department*
SALMON........................................ lb.
HALIBUT....................................... lb.
FILET OF COD............................ lb.
MOCK CHICKEN LEG
... each
SMOKED BACON SQUAR S lb.
A cordial greeting is in store for
Two very prominent Foster & Klei- you when you visit our church. We
ser billboards which have been located have a department for every member
on Main street of Hermiston for the of the family in the church school.
past few years were removed by
The young people will enjoy the
workmen this week. When asked con- friendly spirit that is prevalent in
cerning their activities the workmen | our Youth Fellowship hour.
.explained that due to restriction of
A series of sermons on the general
travel and loss of revenue, the com- subject, “The Key To Revelation”, is
pany was removing the signs from a feature of our evening service. Is
several towns in this area.
the book of Revelation a mystery to
One sign was located near Burnham you? Bring your note books and
& Burnham and the other near the compare scripture with scripture.
Sunday morning the pastor will
Dr. F. B. Belt building.
bring a message on the subject, “The
Conquering Christ.”
SEED POTATO
Church School. 10 a. m. Morning
GROWERS LISTED worship at 11 a. m. Youth Fellow­
ship, 7 p. m. and evening study at 8.
IN U.P. PAMPHLET
CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
A pamphlet listing all certified seed
C. Warner. Pastor
i potato growers and dealers in six
The
sermon
topic for Sunday morn-
midwestern and western states has
just been released by the Union Pa-ing will be, "The Sin of Ananias and
cific railroad, J. W. Jarvis, supervi- Sapphira”, and Sunday evening. “The
sor of agricultural development, an- Prayer that Rocked, or Rocks the
nounced.
World.”
Dealers and growers, with their lo-
The choir meets each Wednesday
cation and variety of potato they evening at the home of Ben Gerking.
handle, are listed, for the following
The Goulter Missionary group No.
I states: Colorado. Idaho, Oregon, 2 of the Women’s Council will meet
Utah, Washington and Wyoming. | Thursday afternoon of next week.
The pamphlet has been sent to all |
potato shippers in states through HISSIO\AR\ BAPTIST CHURCH
which the Union Pacific traverses, to
E. M. Ayers, Pastor
county agents, vocational agriculture; Services held each Sunday at 2:30
teachers, to certified seed potato p. m. at the American Legion hall.
growers and dealers listed in the
Beginning Sunday, February 14,
pamp e , an to shippers and deal- | the pastor will preach a series of ser-
ers in the southern states.
mons PsnP(
........................
mons
especially
for our day and time,
SAFEWAY
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ALL POINT SYSTEM FOOD FROZEN
FEBRUARY 20 to MARCH 1.
— Ask us for any information you need —
RED & WHITE STORE
ONE DELIVERY DAILY------- —
—
MANY FARMERS
COMPLETE SIGNUP
10:30
A.
M.
AAA office will ascertain the number
of war units that each farm is pro­
ducing. These war units will then be
used to determine a farmers elegibili­
ty to purchase farm machinery, sup­
plies and other things that require a
priority or a purchase certificate from
the County Farm Machinery board or
the Co aty War Board. Included in
this is the deferment of labor on the
farm. Each farm employee, to be
deferred, must have 16 war units.
The remaining 183 farmers who
have not signed up may call at the
assistant county agent’s office to get
this taken care of.
A total of 367 of the 550 farmers
of West Umatilla county have signed
up to do their part in the food pro­
duction program for 1943. Farmers
have been assisted by the AAA com­
munity committeemen in this sign-up
for the last two weeks at the Hermis-
ton USO building.
Forms that the farmers have been
filling out contain information con­
cerning crops to be grown in 1943,
livestock to be kept and produced,
machinery, supplies and labor that
In Polish ghettos,
will be needed and amount and kind
of machinery that is not being used Nazis, as many as
forced to live in one
or needed on each farm.
From this information the County rooms hold up to 13
established by I
1,000 people are |
house and single
persons.
GROUND BEEF
1. 25% ■
PORK SAUSAGE
lb. 298
UNION PACIFIC
SAUERKRAUT
qt. 158
Paper Towels
each 9c
Seedless
Raisins
2 lb. pkg. 23c
Peanut Oil
qt. can 73c
Now !
49-lb
Sack
1.
24%-%. Sack 89
BEANS.......... 5 lb. bag 430
10-oz. . can 12c
pkg. 11c
WAR
BONDS
1 STAMPS
Nabisco
Bran
16-oz. pkg. 19c
OATS
er
$<
FLOUR. Fisher’s Blend
$1 08
49 lb. bag*
FLOUR, Drifted Snow
$1.89
49 lb. bag*
VRVICTORY
Jolly Time
White
Bread
MARGARINE
With Vitamin
A Added
a
BEANS..........5 lb. bag 20c
Idaho Red - Choice
“
Julia Lee
Wright's
T
BABY FOODS . 3 cans 206
Swansdown
lb
13c
Save your WASTE FATS
to make explosives!
single drop of used cook-
ing fot — bacon grease,
meat
drippings, frying
cooking good from them,
pour them through a
kitchen strainer into a
clean, wide-mouthed con .
containers or paper
A & H SODA .. 1 lb. pkg.
8e
MARGARINE..... 1 lb. 258
—
Troco
WHEAT HEARTS pkg. 37
TOMATO JUICE . can 230
TOILET SOAP 4 cakes 206
Jergens
"
8 oz. can 348
—F
WHITE ROCK ... each 258
Water - 24 oz. bottle
—
DUZ ...... 2112 oz pkg.
Soap Powder
12 12 oz.
IVORY...
Soap Flakes
239
MOLASSES 12-oz. bot. 196
IVORY SNOW 1212 oz. 238
Package
PEANUT CRUSH . jar 436
7
PEETS........ med. pkg. 230
Dennison 11 lb. jar
Granulated Soap
VINEGAR
"7
gal. jug 280
"
SU-PURB .. 24-oz. pkg. 206
Granulated Soap
Speas Cider .
TOMATO
can
Hot Sause
50
MIRACLE WHIP .. pt 2É
"
NU MADE .... 8 oz. bot. 156
—
Mayonnaise
DRY MUSTARD .. can
Schilling - 2-ox. can
9e
DRANO ...
Drain Opener
12 oz. can 216
BROOMS
Brown Beauty
each 98
SCOTT TISSUE 3 rolls 236
Toilet Paper
MATCHES
Favorite
—
carton 216
COFFEE that's Roaster Fresh—Ground Fresh
EDWARDS Coffee === -24-
NOB HILL Coffee « met
LOCAL AGENT
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
259
Brer Rabbit Gold
Kraft
gloss
“
Libby - 47 oz. can
OVALTINE
Loaf
Maximum Plain or lod.
Gerbers’ Many Varieties
Chocolate
93
Lo
SALT ................ - 2 for 15É
For Baking
CAKE FLOUR Ige. pkg. 250
Enriched
DALE­
WOOD
Smail White - Cleaned
For details concerning the
New Schedules effective February 15th
inquire of
% z,.
Flour
Chili Sauce
1. Don’t throw away a
To speed up movement of troops and vast
supply of essential war materials. Union
Pacific is voluntarily reducing the speed
of its regular passenger trains. We know
civilians will gladly adjust themselves to
this necessity.
BUY
Use Kitchen Craft—the home-type
flour that's especially made for
home baking. Use it for breads,
pies, biscuits, cokes or more fancy
foods. If you ore not completely
satisfied—your money back.
Monita - 12 oz. bottles
Pop Corn
Wheaties
/
/
KITCHEN CRAFT
Enriched FLOUR
Zee
3 lb.
pkg.
Let’s get serious about this
job of Winning the War!
Done This
Year... So
4
Regular
15th
«HOME-
BAKING
a
LENGTHENS
Gela
METHODIST CHURCH
The subject for this Sunday after­
Maleohn B. Ballinger, Minieter
noon will be: “The Voice of God in
the Present Hour.”
10 a. m., Sunday School in Hermis­
We shall be glad to welcome you to ton and Echo churches.
these services, and you are invited to
11 a. m., Morning worship in Her­
spend Sunday afternoon with us at miston church, with sermon by the
the Legion hall.
minister: “Never Be Satisfied”.
2:30 p. m. Social hour for young
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
people in Hermiston church, with
Pastor S. E. Gravea
young people from Echo as guests.
“Take good care of your body. You
6:30 p. m., Methodist Youth Fel­
cannot trade it in for a new model.” lowship at .Hermiston.
The best repair and tune-up shop is
7:30 p. m., Evening worship at Ec­
the church and Sunday School. The ho, with sermon by the minister.
Word of God gives new life.
Evening worship at Hermiston with
Sunday, 10 a m., Bible school. A showing of motion picture: “Hawaii.
class for every age. We are studying Our New Horizon” part in Koda-
“The Tower of Babel and the Call of chrome, showing life in Hawaii.
Abraham” this next Sunday.
8:30 p. m., Young Adult Fellowship
11 a. m.. Worship hour.
at Hermiston, with discussion of South
•7 p. m.. Young People’s service. American opportunities for the
Special music and singing.
church.
Tuesday, 8 p. m., prayer meeting.
Wednesday, February 17, 2 p. m.,
Thursday, 8 p. m., Bible study on Hermiston W. S. C. S. meets at the
“The Tabernacle.”
home of Mrs. N. W. Bloom. 7 p. m.,
We need to take advantage of these motion picture: “Hawaii, Our New
wonderful opportunities. We extend Horizon” at Echo. 7:30 p. m.. Bible
a hearty welcome to all.
study and prayer.
PORK CHOPS
lb. 39
Morning
Glory
UNION
PACIFIC I
For Appointment Phone 3311 - Herm. Grain & Feed
&
SLICED COD
ib. 350
Hermiston Trading Co.
See J. S. COOPER during week of Feb-
ruary 7 to 13. He will help you prepare your
income tax returns. Many years experience.
ENRICEE
FRESH SMELT
2 lbs- 350
Start with 5 cans per person by February 20
Income Tax Troubles?
2"“" More
MEATS
220
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HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. H. V. McGee, Paetor
REMOVED HERE
40$
380
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