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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1943 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE S ia Your RED& WHILE Store I s’" 2143, Prices Good All Week— Variety, Price and Quality in our Produce Dept. LETTUCE, large solid heads CARROTS, fresh tender . . ONIONS, Walla Walla sweet ORANGES, juicy Sunkist . . 2 for 2 bu. 3 lbs. dozen 23c 19c 13c 28c FOR VARIETY—Calavos, Dates, Apples, Rhubarb, New Spuds, Fresh Peas, Salad Mix, Spinach, Squash, Yams, Green Onions & Green Peppers. FLOUR, Red & White .......... 49 lbs. $1.85 CAKE FLOUR, Red & White 260 BUCKWHEAT Pancake Flour, R. & W. 250 WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White 210 OATS, regular or minute.............. 9 lb. sacks 490 POP CORN.......................................... 2 lbs. 290 MACARONI, Red & White.......... 112 lbs. 230 BAKING POWDER, Red & White 1 lb. 190 SHORTENING, Red & White...... 3 lbs. 690 STARCH, R. & W. Corn or Gloss 1 lb. .... 2 for 170 BULKER Coffee Stretcher.................... ............ 250 MUSTARD, Red & White................. .... 9 oz. 110 DEVILED MEAT, Red & White....... . . . 12‘s 110 TOILET SOAP, Lady Godiva........... 3 bars 170 SUPER DRY TOWELS 3 for 230 We have a fine assortment of Pickles - Jams - Jellies - Bulk Cookies --------------------------------------- NO FREEZING MARKS LISTED EXTENTION UNIT TO DEMONSTRATE Fort Des Moines, Iowa—Auxiliary i Mary Eva Wilcox of Box 55, Hermis- j ton, has begun training at the First Harry W. Kelley, who just recent Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps Trg. ly lost 100 breeder hens valued at I Center here. She was immediately assigned to a $1000. this week was again the vic tim of another tragedy. The turkeys Receiving Center company for a were killed by stray dogs but the lat 1 week of elementary training. Here est mishap was a well-aimed bullet she was issued clothing and equip which killed one of Kelly’s horses. ment, instructed in rudiments of drill, The animal was shot in the forehead. and given Army classification tests. For the following four weeks, she Mr. Kelly is somewhat dismayed over the accident and doesn’t know .will be assigned to a Basic company whether to get mad and threaten tres for more detailed training preparing passers or to repent and lead a bet her to replace a man in a non-combat Army job. ter life, lest he be the next victim. Irrigon Youth Plays Basketball Eastern Oregon College, La Grande, J Ore., (Special)—Willard Jones from Irrigon has played an important part | on the Eastern Oregon College varsity basketball team this season. This I team has been very successful, having lost only three games. The team has | not had a defeat in conference com petition. There are six games remain ing on the schedule. A. MYRICKS AGAIN BOAST TWINS Q. How may I keep Stamps while I am accumulacing them? Gib Crockett A. An ‘bum is given free upe a request with the first Stamp you buy. Spaces arc provided for mounting the Stamps. Q. I. it permissible to name bolli roowner and a bene- ficiary on a War Savings Bond? A. No. Either a coowner or a beneficiary may be *• named, but not both. Q. When a woman who owns Bonds gets married, should sho have the Bonds reissued in her married name? A. The Bonds will be so re- issued, if she desires. , Il ie not necessary, how- ‘ ever. up to 10 years, the more valuable they become. CHAS. HODGE. Director Hermiston Auto Co. Hermiston, Oregon council. New council members who have ac cepted their appointments are: Lt. Colonel Hoffman. Mrs. Georgea Sutch. Rev. M. B. Ballinger, Father Alban Cullen, Mrs. A. F. Rohrman, Gene Lear, Walter Carlson, Mrs. Frances Arteburn and Miss Lavina May Lynch. A meeting will be held this week for the reorganization of the new council. CEILING PRICES We ore co-operating . . . co-operating with the Government's pion to keep down the cost of living! Our ceiling prices ere posted for "Cost of Living" items. Our prices are no higher . . . often less . . . than our ceiling prices. BUY WÀR STAMPS and BONDS . - " IS WAMonC Sore M. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST and evening worship at 8 p. m. at C. Warner. Pastor whic htinie E. J. Gilstrap of the Tur- Regular services on Sunday, Bible ner Memorial Home, will speak and school at 10:00 a. m„ morning wor-show pictures of the home for the ship at 11:00, Junior-Intermediate C. aged, located at Turner. Oregon. E. at 3 p. m., Senior C. E. at 7 p. m. i -------- • =------------ Q. In what denominations are Series E Bonds available? A. They are issued in de- nominations of $25, $50, $100, $500, and $1,000 (m a t u r i t y value). Hermiston, Oregon Hmnemakeu’(fuieU neip Yo" That will Materias K Ideas «nd 5 Money Tp No-2, fomily to make your meat go further A. No. They have been succeeded by Series E War Bonds, the terms of which are substan tially the same. Farmer’s Supply Co. SAFEWAY * * Hermiston Trading Co Q. Are “Baby Bonds” still avail able? Linoleum Rugs - Inlaid Linoleum plane accident, according to a recent telegram received by his parents. En sign Daniels was stationed at Miami, Florida, and had been in service with the navy since his enlistment Decem- ber 9. 1941. A military funeral ser- vice was held in Portland. Ensign Daniels was attending Pa- cific university when war was de- dared December 7, 1941, and two days COUNCIL NAMED later he resigned to enlist with the FOR U.S.O. WORK navy. He graduated from the flying school January 8, 1943. He was mar ried on the day of his graduation and At the last regular meeting of the i ECHO YOUTH met his intimely death just 28 days Hermiston U.S.O. council, new mem later. bers were elected for the coming year. DIES INACTION Operations of the local U.S.O. are He is survived by his wife, Mrs. under the general chairmanship and Ensign Eddie Daniels, son of Mr. Eddie Daniels; his parents, Mr. and management of Miss Mary Lou John and Mrs. F. O. Daniels of Echo Mrs. F. O. Daniels, and half-brother, son and her staff, augmented by the was killed February 11 in an air William Francis. Chuck Steak lb. 35c I Mock Chick. Legs, ea. 5c lb. 40c I Willapo Oysters pt. 60c Fresh Salmon Smelt, lb. 23c, 2 lbs. 45c | Fresh Halibut lb. 38c 10:30 Cut to Measure HARRY KELLEY IS AGAIN VICTIM Meat Department— RED & WHITE STORE ONE DELIVERY DAILY — — — Window Shades— The past week was the first in sev The Hermiston Home Extension eral months in which no freezing tem Unit will meet on Tuesday, February perature was recorded in this , area. gull I 23. 10:30 a. m. at the U.S.O. building -----e The days are becoming longer and the for a cooking demonstration on the sun is shining a little warmer each | use of "Milk and Milk Products”, day. j The demonstration will be presented The report for the week is as fol- by Myrtle Carter of Pendleton, coun- lows: i ty home demonstration agent. Any Date Max. Min interested homemaker is invited to at 3 2 February 10 ....... 56 tend this free educational meeting February 11 ....... ....... 52 41 i sponsored by the Oregon State Col- February 12 ....... 53 34 I lege Extension Service. February 13 ....... ....... 45 39 February 14 44 39 M. EVA WILCOX February 15 ....... ....... 43 37 February 16 .... 42 39 BEGINS DUTIES . Mr. and Mrs. Jess Myrick, promi- | nent farmers of the Columbia dis- trict, duplicated their feat of last year when they were presented with a pair of twin Hereford calves recent ly. Needless to say, the twin birth is not only good news but also good pro fit. Apparently the Myricks have been talking Food for Victory about the ranch. Mr. and Mrs. Myrick returned the first of the week from a Hereford sale at La Grande this week. John Allen In College Choir John V. Allen of Hermiston is a member of the Eastern Oregon Col lege acappella çhoir. This group is composed of 50 voices and considered one of the finer choirs of the north- west. They are contemplating a ser ies of sacred concerts i nthe commun ity. The choir is under the direction of Kenneth E. Schilling. Allen has also played a consistent game on the freshman basketball team which has not been defeated this year. AVON Specialized Creams SALE CLEANSING CREAM Reg 89c plus tax • 690 plus tax NIGHT CREAM Reg 89c plus tax - 690 plus tax SPECIAL FORMULA CREAM Reg. 89c plus tax - 690 plus tax FOUNDATION CREAMS Reg. 59c plus tax - 490 plus tax Finishing Lotion, Astringent Skin Freshener: also Rosewater, Glycerine and Benzicn Hand Lo- tion are on sale. AVON has a cream suitable for each skin type—dry, oily and nor- mal. Your representative has these creams on hand. You need not wait the usuai two to three weeks for delivery. Buy one to two war stamps with the saving on each cream pur- chased before February 20th- Farmer’s Supply c»- eds/ors oron of time “.one spot * be. consum thrown for Y need to thon YOu.Ra values, Tip Tip No. No- 3. to under tSmizg org".”’, ot onotheems. Buy wye. PASTES TO THE RESCUE— Com bine meats with noodles, spaghetti, macaroni, or one of the other pastes tn casserole dishes to make a little go a long way. Any kind of meat including vitamin rich liver, heart and kidney can be used. CHILI —No doubt about it, chili is a hearty dish. If you’ve been used to making it using only beef as the meat, then change your style and use any of the other meats or fowl that are avail able. Not much is needed because the beans contribute a share of the protein. RICE CASSEROLES -A little meat goes twice as far when fixed in rice dishes. Chee e, rice and meat are a happy comb nation,'and there's-rib- sticking qualities there, too. NEW ISSUE OF THE FAMILY CIRCLE EVERY TUESDAY For hints on new combinations and ideas to use in making salads when the old standbys are scarce, read Julia Lee Wright 's article. 'When Salad Makings are Scarce” in this week's Family Circle Magazine. Saftuay Homemakers’ Bartam FLOUR ZEE TOILET TISSUE 4.17- . ‘02-880.018 Doing 20239888 «orces. MUST BE EXTRA EKESH Government experts will tell you thot it pays to invest your ration coupon "ot o store which you hove found to hove a consistently fresh supply” of coffee. Todoy, in accordance with wartime regulations, supplies are hrmted but they ore still "consistently fresh." poying only for what you get. Macaroni Pink Beans K 18- of yous an vege: more fresh. , "fresh goods: to and other ‘ ", will ” sove save [. At Sofeway oil produce ENRICHED 295 the lob«». and Alwoys," ecipes on. CI Rnows tions On. The produser, than poc bout his. PIS’forma- anyone d.adore’n suggest- Switch choses tables are lowest CUT 5-lb. bag direc- some ceiling prices whet- FABMOduce •• 7 4 7, iod Moks ioygsi.BsPoFteros.TNOs L Tip No. 5 4004 food pur- pur- sure to noRe weghrs On‘Of? Supplementing Meats with other protein foods is one of the easiest ways of adhering to the quota. Try serving a half a portion of meat, and adding some other protein food such as cheese, eggs, beans, whole grain cereals, pastes or nuts. Nutritionally speaking, you’ve sacrificed nothing. As for satisfyingly good meals, your family will welcome the change. MEAT SHORTCAKE -Combine small pieces of precooked meat, any kind is right, in gravy made from drip pings or in a cream sauce that has been spiked with a dash of meat sauce. Serve it over piping hot biscuits made from enriched flour. Try it over mashed or baked potatoes or steamed rice, too. It s a way to stretch a little bit of meat a long, long way. And to make the meat go still further, add grated or cubed cheese or chopped, hard-cooked eggs to the sauce. It's got lip smacking goodness. , whot period Buy or‘ reasonable P be Tip No- 1- Making that quota of meat stretch to take care of all those meals is a new experience for most homemakers. But there are so many ways to make that portion of meat go a little further with out loss of taste appeal or sacrifice of nourishment, that it isn’t really such a problem after all. Kitchen Craft 49-lb. Sack $..75 i Whole bean coffees — ground fresh at moment of purchase Morning Glory Edwards OATS 37 Noh Hill Full-Flavored Winey, -V- Hill 23- DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 49 lb. sk $189 SHORTENING, Royal Satin 3 lb. jar 64c 4 lb. package 390 DRIED PRUNES PEAS, Gardenside No. 303 cart 100 TOMATOES, Sea Rock No. 21 can 150 CORN, C’ntry Home, Cream, No. 2’s 140 SOUP MIX, Minute Man 3 pkgs. 250 TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dwn. 46 oz. 210 COLA SYRUP. Mavis 12 oz. bot. 290 5 lb. can QAA HONEY. Bradshaw's Airway Mild. Mellow lb bag 24* lb. bag m bag I SODA CRACKERS, Snowflak. 2 lbs. ; ENRICHED BREAD, J.L.W. 1 * lb. BABY FOODS, Heinz 3 cans | ROASTED PEANUTS 1 lb. cello bag 32c 130 200 230 CUCUMBER CHIPS. CHB 12 oz. gls. 16c VINEGAR, Heinz Cider, white qt. 17c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER 2 cans W PI REX BLEACH 32 oz. :. bottle 120 RED HEART DOG FOOD, 12 oz. 2 290 JULIA tn WRIGHT. Director THE RWAMLX CYCLE COMES OT ON 7OESDX NOW. Safateaif. Meaka LEGS O'LAMB lb 29, LAMB CHOPS i. 35, LAMBSTEAK » 25, LAMB STEW » 15, LAMB ROAST 1.23 i SAFEWAY Riha I
