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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1943)
THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1943. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON Your -THIS Store RED&WHUE IS UNION A STORE — Specials March 12, 13 and 15 CORN - R. & W........................... No. 2 can 170 PEAS - R. & W........................... No. 2 can 170 2 cans 220 TOMATO SOUP - Campbell’s FRUIT COCKTAIL No. 21 ...... can 210 2 lb. box 330 GRAHAMS - Krispy’s.............. 2 lb. box 330 SODAS - Krispy’s..... 150 LENTILS ....................................... pound ’ quart 150 KRAUT.................... ...................... pound 150 SPLIT PEAS pound 130 PEARL BARLEY BEANS - small white, Calif, h’dpicked I, 2 lbs. 210 BEANS - small white, Idaho.............. 2 lbs. 180 LIMAS - Large Seaside...................... 2 lbs. 280 BEANS - Red Mexican....................... 2 lbs. 180 2 lbs. 230 RICE 70 TENDERONI 2 pkgs. 230 SHREDDED WHEAT CORN FLAKES - Kellogg’s 140 PANCAKE FLOUR - R & W. 10 lbs. 560 TISSUE - B. & W ................................ 4 for 290 Meat Department- Mock Chicken Legs each 5c Fresh Smelt lb. 15c -2 lbs. 25c lb. 40c Red King Salmon lb* 40c Fresh Halibut Nice Roasting Hens ORANGES - med. S. K.................. doz. 39c GRAPEFRUIT - Ige., sweet 6 for 33c SPINACH fresh, leafy.............2 lbs. 230 NU SPUDS - Florida.................. 3 lbs. 250 CALAVOS. salad size................ 2 for 170 Her miston Trading co. — 10:30 A. 10:00 to 12:00 a m. Those children | who did not complete their immuniza- | tion and tests at the last clinic and and new child may receive his protec There will be a final immunization tion. clinic at the Hermiston school for Also a clinic for pre-school age school children on March 16th from children will be held in Hermiston at the U. S. O. on Wednesday, March 17, | from 9:30 to 11:30 a. m. These clin ics are sponsored by the Umatilla County Health unit. I I‘s Easy to Reduce WHY BE FAT? Money back if you don’t get results. Just phone THOMPSON DRUG STORE Our Sunday morning worship ser- vices arc being built around a series of esrmons looking toward the Cross. | The theme for Sunday morning will be "Jesus In The Garden." Ben Ger- | king will sing “Gethsemane.” The regular evening worship service will | be at 8:00 o'clock. Notice to the Public 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. We examine - your eyre by modem methode and grind glósete to fit in all the lateet stylee. DR. DALE ROTHWELL OPTOMETRIST 418 Main Street PENDLETON, OREGON FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN Portland — Hermiston — Pendleton LaGrande and Baker < > __ -- BRICK BUILDING WEST OF CREAMERY -- — % ...------------------------------ < ► : I. W. GEER A66*4 Agent -i S.r- • < > % Hermiston, ‘ Ore. Ore. Hermiston, * Telephone 2391 Telephone --r 2391 j Noojokyogudokaego PORTLAND-PENDLETON MOTOR EO.. — TRANSPORT MMHAeMnee Brerelmeeneaempadapaanooin Subject to market changes, supplies and government regulations. Edwards lb. Rich, delicious blend bag 246 Nob Hill Winey, full-bodied lb. bag 23c Airway lb. bag 2Cc Mild-flavored, mellow • Due to the change of ownership at Hale’s Con fectionery & Sport. Goods all bills now due must be paid by April 1, 1943. Please pay Frank Bild- erback at the store during the hours of 7:00 and 4:00 o’clock. Roy C. Hale. BOTTLE EXCHANGE 718 Royal Satin 3 lb. jar 64c Crackers 2 lbs. 31c EDWARDS, NOB HILL, AND AIRWAY COFFEE GIVE YOU WHOLE-BEAN FRESHNESS Never has correct grind been more important to coffee success. Tell your SAFE- WAY grocer what type coffee maker you use, and he will see that you get the preferred grind. If you buy whole-bean coffee ground to order, so much the better. The extra freshness and flavor is vital in times like these. But at Safeway you have your choice: Vacuum-packed coffee, or whole-bean coffee, guaranteed fresh. S/top earty in the week and still save CHEESE 1 Kratt Velveeta MICKLES 12 oz. jar Everbest sweets PRESERVES : oz. jar 22 Sunset assorted PEANUT BUTTER lb. jar Real Roast CORN MEAL 9 lbs. Albers Yellow 9 Ibs. OATS Ceretana Quick or regular FLOCK 49 lb. sack $1.79 Kitchen Craft FLOCK 49 lb. sack $1.89 F ishers or Drifted Snow 7 SODA CRACKERS 2 lb. pkg. 25c Tasty BREAD- -Enriched 1% lb- 130 Julia Lee Wright BUCKWHEAT Albers self-rising FLAPJACK FLOUR 4 lb. sk 29c Albers PALMOLIVE SOAP 3 bars 19e Regular bars IVORY SOAP Medium bar /./Ob SPRING CABBAGE lb. 8c GRAPEFRUIT, Calif. 6c ORANGES, Juicy Sunkist lb. 8c RHUBARB, Fancy Red 2 lbs 29c Invest in America! BLXNSRABPNSPS — Point Ration Values — (5) (15) (21) (38) (13) (16) (24) (20) (14) (11) (16) SOUP. Stidd’s Chicken ... 10 oz. 120 GRAPE JUICE, Church’s, qt. bot. 290 PEARS, Firefly... No. 212 can 210 DRIED PRUNES 2 lb. pkg. 250 PEAS, Pictsweet, 303’s .... 17 oz. 150 PEAS, Sugar Belle, 2's, 20 oz. can 140 TOMATOES, Sea Rock, 212‘s .... 140 TOMATOES. Exquisite No. 212‘s 190 CORN, Country Home cream, 2’s 140 SPINACH, Nancy Lee .... No. 2’s 130 SMALL WHITE BEANS .. 2 lbs. 180 YOURE GOING TO GET UP EARL DARLING - IT so THAT you miu HAVE SAYS you ARE GOING TO GET UP AFTEEN FRFSH PRODUCf -.............-.... — --------- ......... 70 GET WP 70 PEP ./ OSsERve The UrL CLOCK The following Prices Effective March 11 Bulk Milk, gal. .. 400 12Pt. Cream 19% 200 Skim Milk, gal. ..20c QUARTS ......... 140 3 lb. jar Snowflake Bring yours to SAFEWAY— we'll do the rest! UMATILLA DAIRY CRISCO Shortening OUR FIGHTING MEN NEED GOOD BOOKS! We have taken over the interests of the Olyn Hodge A Son : % ’ ( EAT A NICE NOURISHING ( iu Give you LOrS MINUTES EARUER IN Te MORNING • CT you WONT GET so Tikeo NOW. WHATS In coffee, it’s quality rather than quantity that counts. That's why the coffee-wise are making that one cup of coffee per day offer the very best there is in coffee ... flavor, aro- ma, inspiration and sheer taste joy. BUYING COFFEE— Be sure to get the right grind for your coffee maker . . . Regular Grind for percolator or for boiling . . . Drip Grind for drip and vacuum makers. Percolator Coffee— Use either hot or cold water. Start timing when the “perking” begins and "perk" slowly for 7 to 10 minutes. Boiled Coffee— Add coffee to cold water in pot or sauce pan. Let it come to a rolling boil, remove from heat and allow a few minutes for the grounds to settle. Strain an 1 serve. boiling water into top compart- ment, and allow to drip slowly. The dripping time should take from 0 to 8 minutes to obtain the peak of flavor and aroma. 6000 TOO! NOW WHAT ? j aremie MUCH 29 you re . TOOAV! you MT k NMT MO Ml ? g JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director HE WORK. A GOOD HELPS BREAKFAST SURE IT GIVES HIM ENERGY HMD HiS WORK OOESNT RE H UKE AROUNO UKE TARZAN OR SuPRAN ! . IM GOING DOWN TO SAFEWAY TOMORROW-COME ALONG ANO . $ Saje way Homemakers' Bureau BREAKFAST-ANO VERY MORE MP AMO j I Vacuum Coffee -Have water in lower bowl boiling before fitting upper bowl in place. Begin timing when the water rises and comes in contact with the coffee. Control the heat so that the coffee and water are infused together from 5 to 7 ■ minutes. PEP- DIONT EATEN A Bid ! Drip Coffee— Preheat pot. P ■ r ooes JOE GET Au THAT rve i ACCURATELY both the coffee and water, and use stand ard measures for uniform results. We recommend 1 12 to 2 level table- spoons of coffee for each standard measuring cup of water. (A stand ard measuring cup equals from 1 ! 2 to 125 dinner cups.) For best re sults, make pot at least two-thirds full. A clean pot pays dividends in flavor. COoo GW>f • WHERE UP EARL ANO I MEASURE so FAR, » GOOD! TME TO BREAKFAST Coffee-Wise I Gor 8C Hermiston Dairy < > First, the supply of single men Sassss*s**s*sose*8*-+99--9-9+--+99--%+----- without dependents and who are not "7 ‘ __________ _ ________ deferred as “necessary men” in their i . occupations is exhausted in, a local while state selective service directors necessary to call registrants with de board area. Then the local board re- 1 have been instructed to adjust their | pendents in some states, while single views. in the order of the above- | calls for the armed forces so as to | men still were available in others, and named categories, the classifications prevent one local board from calling in local board areas in some states of registrants who were deferred in registrants from one group substan- | before all other local boards in the class 3-A or 3-B to determine which tially in advance of the time when same tsate had exhausted their pools _: te ; into: : /. " „LI.:, should be reclassified 1-A __ and which other local boards are calling them of single men. < The recent non-deferrable order,' should be further deferred for occu- ' from the same group, it is not pos- pational reasons or because induction sible to attain complete uniformity, he declared, “primarily indicated Because of varying conditions in io- which men with families will have would cause undue hardship for de | cal board areas, as well as in differ- to be inducted first when men with pendents. However, McNutt pointed out,1 ent states, McNutt said, it has been families are called.” FRfSHNfSS in Caffee is the Thing That Counts Most During Rationing C. Warner. Pastor Absolutely harmless. GUARANTEED. Try 57 SAHWAYu Headquarters far FRiSH COFFtC ( ENTRAI. CHVRCH OF CHRIST a large box of AY DS. 30-day supply only $2.25. t. i -an , • U-ee. J Homemakew Guide M" M- FINAL CLINIC IS SCHEDULED HERE using AYDS under the direction of Dr. C. E. Von Hoover. Sworn to before a Notary i ublic. bona effort but who maintain family relationship with a wife (3-A). Men who are engaged in the effort and who maintain a bona family relationship with a wife (3-B). Men who are not engaged in the effort and who maintain a bona family relationship with wife children or children only (3-A). Men who are engaged in the war effort and who maintain a bona fide family relationship with wife and children or children only (3-B). After April 1 men with dependents % who are in non-deferrable occupa- g tions will be given 30 days to trans- ? , fer to essential occupations, or to % have registered with the United % States Employment Service for such • transfer, before being placed in $ class 1-A, under the non-deferrable ; : order as issued February 3. |e In reclassifying men with depend- , » ents into 1-A the boards follow this procedure: war fide only 5. war fide only 6. war fide and "Ming "A SAFEWAY.. WHITE ST9RE ONE DELIVERY DAILY------- — You canloseugly poundsand have a more slender, graceful figure. No laxatives. No drugs. No exer- cising. With this AY DS plan you don’t cut out any meals, starches, potatoes, meats or butter, you simply cut them down. It’s easy when you enjoy a delicious (vitaminfortified) AYDS before each meal. -s (Continued from page 1) ' * —--------------- & IS EXPLAINED Chief of Police B. J. Nation, assist ed by his aide, Al Shultz, and the state police have been a busy group during the past month “rounding up" those who persist in drinking too much of that well known potent beverage. Included in the list are several names who have been recorded in this man ner many times previously. The list, beginning with February | 2. follows: Drunk—Harvey McDowell, Walter | H. White, Rogers E. Vanesse, Ed 8. ! Gillam. Ben. J. Parsons, Ben E- Cum- | mings, Pascual Bueno, Lloyd R. Wise. [ Halmer B. Fromdahl, Chas. V. Lind, I Pascual Bueno, Guadalope Apodaco. Investigation — Theodore Newlun, Dwane Edwards. Disorderly conduct —-Arnold Barthelf Rotvig. Jay N. Vail. Albert Jake Welch—No opera tor’s license, oo PUC permit, no draft card, white slavery, bigamy, escaped convict in Georgia, wanted for mur der in Georgia. Jack Doyle, drunk and disorderly. Francis Barney Lynch, drunk and vagrancy. Wayne and Harold Hal- lungworth, petty larceny. William H. Monday, drunk and returned several times. Sam W. Elsom. drunken driv ing. Martin Luther Horton, drunken driving. Ora Rollo Timmons, drunk ' and indecent exposure. Martin Hor- I ton, drunk in public place and inde- I cent exposure. Frank C. Kadlec, | drunk and no classification card, j Lawrence F. Bennett, drunk and no I draft card. Walter Bearrows, grand i larceny. Albion S. Cooley, drunk and begging. John M. Julian, drunk on highway. Grives M. Potts and L. V. ¡Pence. AWOL from Navy, state- ! Henry H. Roullier, vagrant Fresh Fruits 8 Vegetables RED SELECTIVE CALL MANY ARRESTS MADE BY POLICE
