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PAGE THREE HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1943. azllow Ow dddboeahe Rationing is Neighborly All Share Alike! Granulated Soap Plan How Many Point* You Will Use Each Time BEFORE YOU SHOP! Cleans like magic Make Up Year Shopping List From Stoie's Advertisements—at Home Lge. pkg. 26c —then bring it with you when you come to shop- It will save you time. It makes “price-point” shopping easy . . . each item is marked with both price and point value. Watch Stone’s advertisements EACH WEEK! Each one will be a complete shopping guide—containing everything you need. Points are the same at all stores . . . prices are NOT! It will pay you more than ever to one-stop-shop at STONE’S! 16 Points S & W PEAS Palmolive Soap 20-oz. tin 18c 20-oz. tin 16c 3 cakes 19c 14-oz. bottle 16c Giant Package Marvelous for skin care Sweet, tender medium size telephone peas that melt in your mouth! 14 Points CORN Richland CATSUP Nalley’s The favorite in all homes because it’s noted for its fine flavor! 20 Points RAISINS Sunmaid 13-oz. pkg SUPERSUDS 16c Best for all washing 64c Large puffed nectars; nothing better for a delicious raisin pie! 11 Points CARROTS 16-oz. tin Signet 15c Golden diced cubes . . . see their goodness in this handy glass container! 6 Points PEACHES Vel vita 7 % 9c Crystal White Soap The big giant bars Selected breakfast halves for hearty appetites! A week-end value! 15 Points GRAPEJUICE 32-oz TEA GARDEN, pure, undiluted; made from Concord grapes! It’s delicious! LOW POINT NSpEMN Monon Golden Corn . ............... Monon White Corn.................. Knight’s Chili Sauce Knight’s Cocktail Sauce ..... Knight’s Tomato Juice............ McGrath’s Cut Green Beans Sugar Loaf Tomatoes ............ Palmdale Spinach..................... Brown Crock Baked Beans Palmdale Julienne Beans....... Wagon Mam. Asparagus Clipper Cut Beans Spokane Valley Tomatoes...... Spokane Valley Tomato Juice Signet Apple Juice ..................... Yellowstone Corn ......... Hambrook Peas . ........ ________ McGrath Sweet Potatoes ........ Sugar Loaf Tomatoes ’............. Mushrooms ................................. Pineapple Juice ....................... Signet Apricots .......................... S & W Fruit Cocktail.............. ....... 20-oz. tin 15( ....... 11-oz. tin 12c 7-oz. bottle 13c . 10-oz. bottle 21C 12-oz. tin .. 9^ .... . 19-oz. tin 14( ....... 19-oz. tin 14c ....... 27-oz. tin 22c 28-oz. jar 23c tin 18C _ __ 19-oz. tin 29( ....... 20-oz. tin 14^ ............ 28-oz. 14c ....... 46-oz. tin 21C 32-oz. glass 23^ ..... 16-oz. tin 10c ....... 17-oz. tin 1O( ..... 27-oz. tin 22c ....... 20-oz. tin 15^ ........ 8-oz. tin 52( ....... 46-oz. tin 32c 29-oz. glass 31 C ... 17-oz. tin 22c Ration Stamp No. 25 good for 1 LB. COFFEE Ration Stamp No. 11 good for 3 lbs. SUGAR 29c ““9999 Get Your VITAMINS by Eating More 14 points 8 points VICTORY » 4 points BUY 6 points WAR 8 points BONDS AND 14 points STAMPS 16 points — No Ration Points Necessary — 14 points 15 points ORANGES - large sweet .... 12 crate $1.98 11 points Krispy Sodas LEMONS - Sunkist 14 points dozen 2-lb. box 316 14 points CARROTS - Market bunches .... Each 15 24 points Hi-Ho Butter 32 points Crackers LETTUCE - crisp and solid 2 for 239 15 points Lge. pkg. 216 TOMATOES 11 points lb. 296 13 points 17 points 16 points 6 points — Non-Rationed Foods — 32 points 24 points Sweetheart Soap Grapenut Flakes ............... . 12-oz. pkg., 2 for 270 11 points Kellogg’s All Bran .................. large pkg. 19c Mild Cream Cheese .................. 4 cakes 259 ............. 11b. 3S( Kraft American Cheese 12-lb. pkg. 22^ Wisconsin Swiss Cheese .................. 1 lb. 49c Lindsay Creen Ripe Olive* ............. tall tin 25^! AND GRAVIES USE CARNATION MILK 1 lb. 28( Guest Ivory Soap Weston Cookies ....................... ................... Tenderoni, 1 pkg. free with 2 ................. 2 pkgs. 16( bit BETTER QUALITY! .................. ............. 8-oz. pkg. 10c 3 cakes 149 Albers Tapioca Crescent Cream Whip ............ 2-oz. bottle 21^ FRUITS and VEGETABLES! 399 Many Ways to STRETCH your Ration Book CHOICE MEATS FOR SAUCeS BUY LESS MEAT BONELESS ROLLED ROASTS lb. 35c CHUCK STEAKS lb. 40c PORK ROUND STEAK FRESH GROUND BEEF — WIENERS & KRAUT BULK SWEET PICKLES BULK PEANUT BUTTER — BULK DILL PICKLES COMPLETE LINE OF LUNCH MEATS Swan Soap Med. size 6C Boraxo, 10-oz. 2 for 25$ M. D. NAPKINS Sanitary Pet Milk ............................... Crescent Mapline .......... Peanut Butter—Dennison Silken Tissue Zee Towel* Dixie Dog Food Gaine* Dog Meal Miracle Whip Dressing Light Globe* Sperry PANCAKE FLOUR ....... tall tin 2-oz. bottle 112-lb. jar 650 sheets, 4 for roll 650 sheets, 4 for ..... 8 oz. pkg. ...... 2-lb. pkg. ...... pint 30 to 60 watt 10^ 29c 42c 17c 19^ 19c IQ^ 22c 230 10^ DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 9.8 lb. 63C By Mr». Rote Hedrick The teachers at Stanfield were all re-elected at the last meeting of the school board at an increase of salary. The grade school teachers, Mrs. Cha pin. Mrs. Switzer, Mrs. Heyden. Mrs. Dudley, Mrs. Wurtsmith and Mrs. Zivney. who received a salary of $1125 which was increased to $1440. The high school teachers, Mrs. Par mer Waid, Mrs. Thomas and Miss Stevens were increased from $1350 to $1620. The grade school principal, Mr. Hewett, will receive $1800, and the Superintendent. W. A. Thomas, will receive $3000. Mrs. Gilbert Evenson has returned ■Id having to Stanfield havin spent last week at Bend. She and her brother. Elmer Jensen, were guests of their sister, Mrs. Norvall Bott. She says they had ‘ enjoyed three weeks of sunshine. Mr. Evenson has completed his garage and she has set out several trees on their lots here. Mrs. Claude Townsend and Mary Lou have returned here after an ex tended visit with her mother who is very ill in Idaho. Mrs. R. W. Zickuhr and family of Freewater visited her daughter Mrs. Waiter Hempel here Sunday. Mrs. Theo. Krause is attending Mrs Wollen, her mother, who is very ill, living near Spokane. Miss Vyola Krause of Hermiston is at the farm home during the absence of her moth- er. Nationally advertised brands you know are good at all Stone’s stores! 8 Points STANFIELD NEWS FOOD STORES 98c Mrs. George Tompkins visited “Ser- géant George” at Walla Walla Mon- day. . . . Ray and Warren Christiansen from Kodiak, Alaska, visited over the week end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Christiansen. They left Mon- day for Salt Lake to follow defense work. Miss Treva Langdon and Shirley Walker moved Sunday to apartments at the home of Mrs. Walter Smith in Hermiston. Mrs. Mae Leonard will occupy the Bard apartment vacated by the girls. The trailer section of the city has taken on a new look since the paint ing of the trailer skirts. L. E. Hughes ■ • Longhorn were the paint- and - - Ralph ers. Mr. and Mrs. George Grant and son George have moved into the Ten- ney house which they have recently redcorated. Clarence Depew is also and -------- assisting with them---- _ in repairs. Mrs. Orlow Warren will present Japan March 4th as her missionary subject at the aid meeting. Mrs. Den nis will read a poem on Wee Ameri- cans. Special music will be given. Mrs. G. L. Hoffnagle and Mrs. Dun- can are the hostesses. March 4th in the evening a big card party will be held in Refvem’s hall for the trailer house people. Mrs. J. V. Hanover is chairman. Mrs Kenneth Beebe and small son named William Kenneth returned Monday from the Hermiston hospital. March 6 was the birthday of Joaun Warren, who was honored with a party at the church. Mrs. Brewer’s Sunday School class was the group invited. Refreshments were served. ECHO NEWS ITEMS By Mr». W. H. Crary Mr. and Mrs. John Denny will cele brate their 50th wedding anniver sary Sunday, March 7, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. Frank Spinning of Echo. A cordial invitation is extend ed to their friends to call between the hours of 1:00 and 4 00 o’clock that afternoon, when a reception will be held. The Red Cross war fund member- I ship drive started here Monday under the chairmanship of Mrs. Fred An- jdrews Jr. Mrs. Andrews and several I assistants are making a house to t house canvass of the community and a worker has been stationed in the Echo postofficc lobby so that no one may be overlooked. There were 842 registrants for ra tion book No. 2 at Echo schoolhouse during the three days session start ing Monday. Word has been received here of the death of S. W. Wattenburger, age 80. a former resilient of Butter Creek, who died at his home in Lakeport, Cal.. February 24. He is survived by his widow, Grace Wattenburger, three daughters who live in this locality, Mrs. J. J. Chisholm and Mrs. Roy Conser of Walla Walla and Mrs. Pete Berg of Hermiston, and several child ren who live in California. A surprise was in store for J. Frank Spinning when members of his family planned a pleasant party and served refreshments honoring his birthday at the Spinning home Sunday. Only .53 of an inch of precipitation was measured at the government weather recording station here in February, although it was cloudy much of the month. Coldest day was the 1st, II above and highest temper ature registered was 63 on the 28th. Mrs. Leona Young is now employed at the Umatilla Ordnance depot. Mrs. Fannie Vauhan. who has been at the home of her sister. Mrs. Ben Gaskill, in Echo for several weeks, left Thursday for Helix. IV 57 IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE YOU- Come here and get the benefits of our more than 25 years successful optical experience. Reasonable prices for glasses when needed. eyes by Wt examine ¡four modern met Kode and grind glaeeet to fit in all tKe lateet etglee. DR. DALE ROTHWELL OPTOMETRIST 418 Main Street PENDLETON, OREGON
