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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1943 HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE THREE This condition means that the job ing too much current and connect it of keeping everyday electrical equip to another suitable outlet on a line MAKE EVERY ment in repair is falling to a consid- capable of carrying te total load. PAY DAY By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom erable extent on the women of the If a fuse that is large enough still I ~ — . .house, who are going to have to find blows out the likelihood is that a bro- , 1 Dale Montgomery entertained WAR TURKEYS, POULTRY & EGGS , JPYS «ut, ine iiKeiinooo is inai a oro- the pinochle club at .her home Wed- I out that a fuse box, for example, has ken wire somewhere is causing a short nesday evening, a Those present were BOND DAY We are paying the following price» delivered, Portland, Oregon, nothing to do with firecrackers. | circuit. This will usually be found Madames Oliver McNabb, Al Vieg “gubject to change without notice’'; STOP SPENDING—SAVE DOLLARS To aid inexperienced folks in mak- to be in a loose electrical cord which and Glenn Ostrom. NO. 1 LIVE COLORED HENS, over 4 lbs.................... 27c NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS, 4 lbs. and up ..................... 26c ing simple electrical repairs, a home'may be mended fairly easily. Care in new one NO. 1 LEGHORN HENS, under 4 lbs. 23c economics mimeographed circular No. making such repairs will pay future Thursday night at their regular meet- NO. 1 COLORED SPRINGS, 212 and up ...... 31c 1678 has been issued and is available dividends, however. The insulation ing. Those going in were Mrs. Ann CIRCULAR TELLS from PRIME DRESSED YOUNG HEN TURKEYS .......... 38c county extension offices. It ex- is first stripped back from the wires O’Neal, Mrs. Loy Leidloff, Mrs. El- PRIME DRESSED YOUNG TOM TURKEYS 36c plains, among other things, that fuses on either side of the break. Each of lis, Mrs. Gweneth Moses, Mrs. Erma F.'ULTRY FARM EGGS, 47 lbs. and up .................. 35c Ostrom and Kenneth Olson. A lunch POULTRY FARM MEDIUMS, oases included ......... 31c in a fuse box are circuit breakers put the two mended wires is wrapped was served later. there to serve as safety valves on the ! first individually with friction tape • We furnish coops on request and will dress Jim Farley and Peter Farley Sr. Thousands of Oregon rural homes your turkeys for you. ' electrical system. If one goes out the and then the two are taped togther. of Ione visited here Wednesday with were equipped with electricity just lights on that particular circuit may Approximately 90 per cent of the I Peter Farley Jr. _ repairs needed 53 in : 11 Mr. and Leidloff were prior to the outbreak of the war and i not be used until it is replaced. electrical the 1 home I | hostess and Mrs. host John to a champane din- may now be facing repair problems When a fuse blows out it is usually are on cords and connections. Main Office and Dressing Plant ner in honor of Glaydce Lane and Lt. 232 S. E. Oak St. PORTLAND, OREGON Phone EAst 5141 at a time when regular repair men an indication that there is a short cir- TP James Farley Wednesday evening at American farmers in 1942 produced their home. Miss Lane left that even are almost impossible to get and when cuit or an overload merely putting in . even the men of the house are swamp- a new or bigger fuse will not correct 20 per cent more food than in 1939, | ing for her home in Klamath Falls ed with other work, points out Myr- the trouble and may be dangerous, but 13 per cent of it went to the and al ey e t or ort an to visit friends before going to Missis The price of feed wheat in Febru tie Carter, Home Demonstration Ag- In such cases it is often necessary to United States armed forces and to sippi for further training. Guests motion picture: “Some South Caro ary is 98 cents a bushel in western ent for Umatilla county. disconnect the appliance that is draw- our allies. were Peter Farley Sr. and Peter D. lina Friends.” 8:30 P. M. Aoung Adult Fellowship Oregon, 94 cents in eastern Oregon. Farley Jr.. Eddy Leidloff. the honor in Hermiston Wednesday, February These prices are less than loan rates guest and hostess and host. The high school is sponsoring a 24, 2:00 P. M. Echo W.S.C.S. meets at most points. CCC is also offering dance in the gym February 20th. The at the home of Mrs. Brown. 7:00 P. to sell wheat for non-feed purposes, music will be furnished by the Her M. Echo: Motion pictures-—"Some but the price is 23 cents above the miston orchestra. L 17.5 Mrs. Leonard Montgomery returned South Carolina Friends.” 7:30 P. M. loan value at the point of storage, or here Sunday from La Crosse where Echo prayer and Bible study. approximately parity. X a* she had spent a few days with her 2* uf, Because of the transportation sit husband who is employed there. Lit MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH ie i. u uation, farmers ordering feed wheat tle Billy stayed with his grandpar E. M. Ayers, Pastor are advised to anticipate their needs ents, Mr. and Mrs. Al Moran. Services Sunday, 2:30 p. m. at the several weeks ahead. County AAA Mrs. Laura Sampson was honored on her birthday Tuesday when the American Legion hall. Praise and offices can supply full information on members of the Ladies Aid spent the prayer service with sermon by the ordering wheat, and county agents afternoon with her. Mr. and Mrs. Al Vieg spent Tues pastor. The subject this Sunday will have bulletins showing how •wheat can be “The Battleline Between Christ best be used for feeding all classes of day in Pendleton. Mrs. Don Harryman went to The and Satan.” livestock. Dalles last week to bring her twin Last Sunday afternoon we enjoyed daughters, Ilene and Arlene, who had a study in the first chapters of Gene spent the past month and a half with The only difference between a cur sis. conducted by brother Earl B. their aunt, Mrs. Paul Walsh. Gardiner. His message was timely rency bank not of the U. 9. Treasury and a U. S. War Savings Bond is PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE and helpful. that the latter bears three per cent We shall be glad to welcome you to Pastor S. E. Graves compound interest. Make your in these Sunday afternoon services, and We cannot change yesterday, vestment accordingly. Large Arizonadoz. you will be glad you came. That is quite clear; Nor begin on tomorrow Until it is here! THIRD OF OREGON Bulk So all that remains WHEAT SURPLUS Both for you- and for me FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES FRESH DATES Is to make each today USED FOR FEEDING CALAVOS RHUBARB — CUKES — RADISHES As good as can be. GREEN ONIONS — EXTRA LARGE FANCY CELERY And we can’t accomplish this with Seven million bushels of Oregon PEAS PEPPERS — SPINACH NEW SPUDS out the help of our Creator. DIRECT from the SACRAMENTO wheat, or an amount greater than Beginning at 12:30 p. m. sharp, 6 SALAD MIX — PARSLEY - GARLIC — ENDIVE Our services at the regular time miles South of Hermiston, 5 miles MARKET AT one-third of the 20 million bushel out CHINESE LETTUCE — TANGERINES — CABBAGE of Stanfield on the Butter Sunday including a Young People’s LETTUCE 1942 crop, have been converted into Creek highway, as follows: CRANBERRIES — BUNCH BEETS Service at 7 p. m. Also we have two war-needed livestock, dairy and poul FRESH SNOW WHITE CAULIFLOWER HOGS—16 feeder pigs, weight midweek services, Tuesday and Thurs try products through the govern- about 75 lbs.; 6 weaner pigs; 11 PINK GRAPEFRUIT TOMATOES day at at 8 p. m. We want to give a ment’s feed wheat program in the sows, due to farrow in March; 10 hearty welcome to our Sunday School gilts; 1 Poland China boar; past 12 months, the state AAA of- 9 bred head of barrows, wt. about 200 and church services. BUY NOW FOR A WEEK’S FOOD NEEDS AT STONE’S fice reported this week. lbs., ready for butcher. ... BUT DON’T OVER BUY! Half of the total amount sold, or CATTLE—1 milch cow; 1 round PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH about 3,710,000 bushels, went to Ore- calf. J. W. Stuart, Minister gon feeders. In addition, 2739 car- 1 HORSES—1 span, wt. 2900 lbs., No man who lives a life of ease loads of Oregon wheal were shipped will be sold single or together! 1 learns a word worth remembering. to other westtrn states to fill feed set harness. The very finest shredded white meat Albacore! CHICKENS8 dozen White ■ The man who rides a hobby generally wheat orders. LAST Leghorn hens. wants the whole road to himself. Save Both the grower and the feeder WEEK’S IMPLEMENTS- 1 hay stacker: gasoline and tires by going to church have benefited from the program- rake; 1 McCormick mower; instead of joy riding. Washington AAA officials point out. The wheat 1 1 buck Carnation or Pet, evaporated ... no milk shortage here! 10-ft. hay rake; 2 wagons and went to church. Do you? grower’s acute storage problem has racks; 1 2-section spring tooth; 1 Bible school, Henry Lindner, sup been eased, and feeders have obtained walking plow; 1 grain drill with erintendent. The hour is 9:45 a. m. abundant supplies of moderate-priced alfalfa seeder; 1 complete set of Friskies Meal . . it’s new, it’s good . .a well-balanced pet diet! Morning worship at 11 a. m. Our grain for production of meat, milk, blacksmith tools. FEED—5 tons of wheat and Good district superintendent. Rev. J. W. eggs and wool. barley in the bin. Feb. 18th, 19th, Partridge, will speak at this service. A large part of the amount sold in FURNISHINGS Of 5-room Young people’s service at 7:00 p. m. the state went direct to farmers, both Sweetened for instant use . . . just add charged water! and 20th. house; 1 oil heater; 1 5-ft. Gen- Evangelistic service at 8:00 p. m. in carload purchases by larger opera- , eral Electric refrigerator: 1 range: We will be looking for you this tors and through pooling arrange- | 1 Singer sewing machine; 1 living room set, complete; bed steads and Lord’s day. ments participated in by 20 or 30 ¡ springs; 1 kitchen cabinet: all SELECT, fresh baked, slightly salted soda wafers! Wednesday evening prayer meeting farmers. Prices varied somewhat I kitchen utensils,, including electri at 8:00 o’clock. during the year, but averaged be cal appliances. tween $30 and $32 a ton, depending NOTE—Mr. Allen has sold his Light Globes, 15 - 60-W. 10c ranch, and is selling all the. above on the location of the buyer. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES Matches carton 21c Most of the wheat sold during the to the highest bidder on February 23—Don’t forget the date. We in CGOUL" was the subject of the past year was grown in 1941 and vite your inspection. Terms: Cash. I Lesson - Sermon in all Chop’d Olives, 412 oz. 2/23c turned over to Commodity Credit by J. V. ALLEN, Owner Churches of Christ, Scientist, on growers in satisfaction of govern R. C. Peters, Auctioneer - Stanfield Napkins, 80s . ...... 2 for 15c Sunday, February 14. ment loans. The Golden Text was, "My soul Facial Tissues, 500......... 20c shall make her boast in the Lord: the humble shall hear thereof, and Fancy Rice .... 3-lb. pkg. 29c dozen be glad. O magnify the Lord with me, and let us exalt his 8 lb. bag 23c Table Salt nane together” (Ps. 34:2,3). 2-oz. bottle Blue Karo .... 112-lb. jar 15c Among the citations which comprised the Lesson-Sermon pkg. 7c Argo Starch was the following from the Bible: pkg. "Unto thee, O Lord, do I lift up LENGTHENS Pepper 4-oz. in shak’rs 2/29c my soul . . . Shew me thy ways, O Lord; teach me thy paths. Grape-Nuts Flakes, 2 for 27c Lead me in thy truth, and teach Alb’rs Buckwheat 9.8 lb. 69c I me: for thou art the God of my I salvation; on thee do I wait all Pearls of Wheat Ige. pk. 18c | the day” (Ps. 25:1,4,5). The Lesson-Sermon also in- Carnation Wheat 3-lbs. 27c I eluded the following correlative | passages from the Christian Post Toasties, 6 oz. 2 for 11c ! Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scrip- White Beans .. 5 lb. pkg. 35c Let’s get serious about this tures” by Mary Baker Eddy: job of Winning the War! "Material sense does not unfold ] the facts of existence; but spirit- To speed up movement of troops and vast | ual sense lifts human conscious ness into eternal Truth. Human supply of essential war materials, Union Pint jar ......... .................. ity advances slowly out of sinning Pacific is voluntarily reducing the speed 1 sense into spiritual understand- CROWN RIB 1. 350 blade cut .... ib. 30c | ing; unwillingness to learn all of its regular passenger trains. We know things rightly binds Christendom civilians will gladly adjust themselves to with chains" (p.95). Sweetheart Soap UMATILLA NEWS WANTED! meneehontanaodgeiinitäetad Northwest Poultry & Dairy Products Co. FRUITS a We are featuring a Special Truckload of Fresh 0 CARROTS 3 bn. ORANGES Large Size doz. GRAPEFRUIT 29c 55c 49c TURNIPS J. V. Allen’s SALE! TUESDAY, FEB. 23 LOWER PRICES No.} tins 36c llllllllllllllllll Tuna Milk.............. tin 10c Advertised Dog Food . 12-oz. pkg. 10c Specials Cola Syrup 12 ozs. 27c Crackers . . 2-lb. box 18c llllllllllllllllllll AMERICAN CHEESE CRAFT % ‘ Pr": 22c DIAMOND PEANUT BUTTER22 z iar 39c LYNDEN TWISTIE NOODLES 2 1er 27c GORTON'S CODFISH FLAKES 6 “ th LARGE GRADE A EGGS CRESCENT (REAM WHIP SILEX FILTER PAPERS buy UNION PACIFIC LESS MEAT but BETTER QUALITY WESSON OIL 29c 4 cakes cakes ................ ........ 250 UEAI paAOTO ■ ERL nUHv IV MOEEF” ROASTS CRADE A Ib. 35c BULK PEANUT BUTTER ARMOUR S STAR COOKED HAMS IN CANS Cleanser . Sunbrite denser 3 cans ................. 14c ............... 14c SWAN SOAP Giant bar.................... Cyectiue Gelaw f5th Smelt 2 lbs. 55c Sii. Salmon lb. 55c qt. loc Kraut this necessity. METHODIST CHURCH Malcolm B. Ballinger, Mini»ter 10 A. M. Sunday school in Herm iston and Echo churches. 11:00 A .M. Morning worship in Hermiston, with sermon by the min ister: “What is the Church’s Busi- 3 00 P. M. Methodist Youth Fel- lowship at Echo. 6:30 P. M. Methodist Youth Fel- lowship at Hermiston. 7 30 P. M Evening worship in Echo, with sermon by the minister. Evening worship in Hermiston, with Our Nation’s welfare must coma first For details concerning the New Schedules effective February 15th inquire of LOCAL AGENT UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD The Str^t^gic Middle Route
