THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1943.
PAGE THREE
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
EASIER FOOD SHOPPING ... USE STONE’S AD FOR A POINT VALDE GUIDE
PRICES EFFECTIVE March 12th to 18th
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Use Stamp No. 11
for
3 LBS. SUGAR
Use Stamp No. 25
for
ESTEVALUES
OXYDOL...................... 236
,
24
Points
DASH SOAP . . . . ÇK
The large economy package!
96
Those handy giant bars!
CAMAY SOAP . 3
Designed for fine skin care!
for
190
Pineapple . .
Grape Juice .
Apple Sauce .
Sliced Peaches
.
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.
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DAY MOON in 29-oz. tins ... in this size it’s an economy value!
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P & G SOAP ... 2 for
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A little planning ... a little budgeting . . . plus Stone’s top food values will make
your food buying easier. Budget the points you can afford to spend each week . . .
watch Stone’s advertisements each week . . . plan your food purchases accordingly!
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The favorite, regular package!
1 LB. COFFEE
15
Points
TEA GARDEN, 32-oz. bottle . . . Fruit juice in a delicious form!
10
Points
S & W, 20-oz. tin . . . All the flavor and nutrition of fresh fruit!
GUEST IVORY . 3 for 1
One of most popular sellers!
46
"
11
Points
REDINDO, 15-oz. tin . . . Fresh packed in thick rich natural syrup!
These Highly NUTRITIOUS FOODS
are in the LOW POINT Group!
Point
Value
Price
Value
(6) PEACHES, Vai Vita.............
(32)
(11)
(8)
(11)
(17)
(14)
(14)
(24)
(16)
734 oz. tin 10c
TOMAT OJUICE, Spokane Valley 46 oz. 2lc
TOMATO JUICE, Walla Walla . 14 oz. 9c
COCKTAIL JUICE, Oasis
12 oz. tin 9c
JULIENNE BEANS, Palmdale, 1512 oz. 18c
SPINACH, Palmdale............. 27 oz. tin 21c
GREEN BEANS, Clipper...... 19 oz. tin 13c •
GREEN BEANS, McGrath’s .... 19 oz. tin 14c
TOMATOES, Pierce’s........... 28 oz. tin 15c
TOMATOES, Sugar Loaf..... 19 oz. tin 14c
Mild Cheese .
lb. 35c
Kraft Cheese %-Lb. Pkg. 220
Point
Value
Price
Value
(4)
(8)
(16)
(14)
(13)
(16)
(14)
(6)
(6)
(6)
CHILI SAUCE, Knight’s....... 7 oz. glass 13c
CATSUP, Thrill’s............... 14 oz. bottle 13c
MEDIUM PEAS, S & W.......... 20 oz. tin 180
PEAS and CARROTS, S & W, 20 oz. tin 18C
PEAS, Del Monte................. 16 oz. glass 17(1
PEAS, Kool Air..................... 20 oz. tin 14c
ASPARAGUS. Mammoth...... 19 oz. tin 29C
CHICKEN GUMBO, Campbell 1012 oz. 140
VEGETABLE SOUP, Campbell 11 oz. 2 230
CHICKEN & NOODLE, Camp. 1012 oz. 140
Get Year
Share of
MAEAT -
MEA I Here--------------
Picnic Hams
Jowl Bacon
Rolled Roast
Chuck Steaks
lb.
lb.
lb.
lb.
34c
23c
32c
33c
Complete Assortment of Lunch Meat
BULK PEANUT BUTTER
Wesson OU
Pint.... 29c
Swan Soap
Lge. bar . loc
Swan Soap
Med. bar . be
lb. 33c
Points
30c
29c
22c
15c
15c
11 oz. tin 12c
19 oz. tin 15c
20 oz. tin 14c
Wax Beans
Cream Corn
Green Beans
Tender Peas
19 oz. tin
McGRATH . . . tender, delicious green beans, always a favorite!
8
Points
MONON ... a ration point saver for the small sized family!
1A
p‘..
r
.
16
Points
McGRATH’S ... a quality you’ll like for its garden fresh flavor!
GOODYEAR, fresh flavor, sweet, tender because they’re packed fresh!
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A Daily Source of Vitamins! EAT PLENTY OF
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
s ORANGES
- large
.
dozen 55c
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By Mrs. W. H. Crary
Mrs. Tena Weltzin has received
word from her son Willard, that he
is now attending a mechanics school
at Fort Knox, Kentucky. Willard
left here December 29 and went to
Salt Lake City, from where he was
transferred to Fort Knox. He is in
the army armored division, and likes
army life but does not care much for
the Kentucky climate.
A number of Echo women met at
the home of Mrs. G. H. Frederick
i Tuesday evening to make pillows for
I the Red Cross.
Miss Violet Denny and Mr. and
! Mrs. George Cook of Portland re
turned home Monday after attending
the golden wedding anniversary of
Mr. and Mrs. John Denny.
Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Lane of Pen-
i dleton spent Sunday at the home of
Mrs. Tena Weltzin, east of Echo.
Clyde M. Berry, son of Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Berry of Echo, has re
ceived word that he passed his exami
nation for enlistment in the navy and
will be called soon to start training
as a radio technician at a navy
school. He will be given a rating of
3rd class petty officer.
Averell V Meyers, son of Mr. and
Mrs. M. E. Meyers of Echo, has won
his wings as a flyer after completing
elementary training in the air at the
LaG rande field. He has yet to take
some ground training after which he
expects to be assigned to army trans
port flying. He was here over the
week end for a visit with his parents.
Twenty-five members and invited
guests attended a pot luck dinner and
business meeting of Echo Garden club
at the home of Mrs. M. E. Larive
Wednesday evening. Mrs. W. J. Hel
mick, club president, reported on a
Victory Garden meeting in Pendleton,
and the members were enthusiastic
about starting gardens here this year.
Mrs. Carl Weltzin gave a report on
the day room at Pendleton Field,
which was furnished by Umatilla,
Hermiston and Echo people. Mrs.
Weltzin and Mrs. Helmick assisted
Mrs. F. B. Belt and Mrs. Thomas O’
Grady in arranging furnishings for
the room.
The matter of making small pillows
for the Red Cross was presented by
Mrs. Crary and a meeting has been
called for Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. G. H. Frederick to work
on this project. Plans were made for
the Garden club to take part in a war
bond selling campaign which is being
sponsored by Mrs. Hawley Bean, and
a contribution of $5.00 was voted for
the Red Cross drive.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. C. H. Es-
selstyn, when election of officers will
be held.
PILGRIM HOLINESS CHVRCH
J. W. Stuart. Minister
When man’s conscience is asleep, he
has no alarm clock. What would life,
property or business be worth with
out the church? Are you giving the
'church a square deal?
Bible school at the hour of 9:45 a.
m. Our evangelist will bring the mes
sage. Young people at 7 p. m. Evan
gelistic service at 7:45 p. m. This
service will conclude our revival ser
vices, so be sure to be with us- Pray
er meeting Wednesday at 7:45 p. m.
You are welcome at all these ser-
I vices.
SERVE AMERICA NOW!
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J ASPARAGUS - new crop, tender
I ONIONS.............................
1b. 39c
. lb. 6c
I AVOCADOS ......
2 for
: ' ENDIVE • ideal for salad
head
: : CARROTS * large bunches
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S-T-E-T-C-H Your Ration Book
Good Buys on NON-RATIONED FOODS
Libby Apple Butter .... 33 oz. jar 29c
Lindsay Ripe Olives....... tall tin 25c
Diamond Peanut Butter 1 1/2 jar 39c
Los Oliva Green Olives .. 312 oz. 10c
Junket
Rennet Powder 3 pkgs. 28c
S & W Pitted Olives .... No. 1 tin 29c
Junket
Freezing
Mix
3 pkgs. 25c
Sauerkraut............. 32 oz. glass 18c
Carnation
Milk
...........
12
case $2.39
Calumet Bak. Powder, 25 oz. tin 24c
Federal
Milk
..................
tall
tin 9c
Select Sodas.............. 2 lb. box 19c
Morning
Milk
.............
tall
tin 10c
Sperry Pancake Flour 9.8 lb. pkg. 63c
Red
Diamond
Matches
carton
21c
Grapenut Flakes..... 12 oz. pkg. 14c
Walnut
Meats,
Pierce
’
s
.........
lb.
59c
Alber’s Buckwheat Flour 212 lb. 26c
Maraschino Cherries . 5 oz. glass 12c
Creamed Honey :........14 oz. pkg. 27c
FLEISCHMANN’S
YEAST
3 cakes 100
BULKEE COFFEE
STRETCHER
1 pound 180
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LARGE GRADE A
EGGS
Dozen 39c
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WAY
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WARTIME BUS TRAVEL
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•gtnt woll in advance
• The right way is to travel on
the uncrowded trips and days.
Let your courteous bus agent
guide you by pointing out all
of the ways you can travel
comfortably, even in wartime.
Buy tickets early—be on time
—carry only one suitcase.
Serve America now by Iraieling
right. Then—see the America we
fought to hold!
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