HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY. MARCH 25, 1943
PAGE THREE
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Van Orsdall of ed to their homes. Mrs. Montgomery Nabb. Melvin Eller, Dean Newgard, Pasco airbase spent Sunday with his son; mothers, Madames Lyle Brown.
Pendleton are the parents of a baby and son went to Holdman Thursday George McNabb, Al Vieg, Glenn Os mother, Mrs. Gus Francsolus and Ray McNabb. Don Hower, Ann Er
family. Mrs. Laira of Echo also was vin, Glenn Ostrom, Al Vieg, Duff
daughter born March 6. Mrs. Van after her other son Larry, who had trom and the hostess.
By Mr». Bob Woodward
Orsdall is a sister of Mrs. Burl Wat spent four days with his grandmoth
Knight. George McNabb and Mrs.
Mrs. F. S. Baker of The Dalles a guest.
Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell and daugh tenburger. ____
er.
spent Saturday and Sunday here at
Don Harryman of Portland spent Hanson and Sybil Ann.
ter Myrna spent several days the
Miss Glaydce Lane of Klamath the home of her daughter and family, Sunday here.
Mr. and Mrs. George McNabb, Mr.
first of the week in Pasco where they
Falls arrived here Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Dean Newgard. She ac
Mrs. Bill Hanson honored her and Mrs. Oliver McNabb all spent
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
spend a few days at the John Leidloff companied Mr. Baker, who had spent daughter. Sybil Ann, on her fourth Monday in Pasco on business.
Berney, former Hermiston residents.
most of the week here on business, birthday with a party at their home
Mrs. Fred Rankin of Hermiston
home.
By
Mrs.
Glenn
Ostrom
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parsons and
Mrs. John Leidloff was hostess to home Sunday.
Sunday afternoon. Those little folks spent Sunday in Umatilla at the home
daughter Glenda went to The Dalles
J. J. Williams, president of the and their mothers who enjoyed the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Mc
Mrs. Dale Montgomery and son the pinochle club at her home last
Sunday to visit his brother, Ed Par- Gene returned Thursday from Port Tuesday evening. The St. Patrick Williams Truck Lines of Spokane and afternoon and being served cake and Kenzie.
sons, who was spending a -4-hour land where they had spent since Sun- motif was used and a prize was given son Denny of Pasco spent Saturday ice cream were Diane and Freddie Mc
Many local people attended the fun
leave from Navy duty with other rel day. Her cousin Virginia Shaw, and and light refreshments served at the evening here at the Dean Newgard Nabb. Norman Lyle Brown. Ilene and eral in Hermiston of Mrs. Mary Dex
atives there. Acquaintances here will Norma Benson returned with her and end of the evening. Those present home.
Arlene Harryman, Lee, Dale and Ron ter. an old Umatilla county pioneer,
be interested to know that Ed has just spent until Sunday when they return- were Madames John Nye, Oliver Mc
Harold Laird and a friend of the ald Ervin, Gary Ostrom, Linda Han who passed away Sunday.
returned to the West coast from a
three weeks aeronautical engineering
school in Chicago, prior to which he
was on active duty with the naval air
force stationed in Alaska. Ray Par
sons, accompanied by Bert Parsons,
father of the boys, also spent Sunday
in The Dalles.
I. D. Pike of Grass Valley was here
during the week end to move the
household goods of his daughter, Mrs.
Lloyd Goodrich, who with her small
son. accompanied him.
On Thursday of last wek, Mrs. Em
ma Christley enjoyed a birthday an
Unsurpassed VARIETY . . . Unlimited SELECTION ... and
FOOD POINTS
niversary at her home with two of
her good friends, Mrs. Emma Upham
QUALITY that compares with the best! If you’re looking for a
and Mrs. Emma Hutchison spending
• Stamp No. 12 for Sugar
the day with her. The following day,
“hard to find food item, it’s 2 to 1 you can get it at STONE’S.
Good for 5 lbs. Sugar
Friday, Mrs. Christley spent at tne
Mar.
16th
to
May
31st.
Completeness of selection that is second to none . . . Savings that
Hutchison home, honoring Mrs. Hut
chison’s birthday. The ladies report
• Stamp No. 26 for Coffee
lead
the low price field !
€
í i À ?
ed two very enjoyable days, birthday
Good for 1 lb. Coffee
cakes, presents and scores of best
Mar. 22nd to April 25th.
wishes.
Shop Early
•
Blue
Stamps A, B, C
Miss Agnes Caidwell of Irrigon
Prices
Effective
Valid
for
canned,
frozen,
spent Saturday atternoon at tne Bob
Starting Thurs..
dried fruits and vegetables
woodward home.
March 25th
during March!
visitors on Saturday at the Baxter
Hutchison home were Mrs. Clarence
— A Surprising Variety of Unrationed Foods —
Williams and daughter, Miss Stella
Mae Williams. Miss Williams who
PIGS FEET - Ai mour's ........ 14-oz. jar 2 EC
PRICE
POINTS
teaches in the Umatilla school, has
Case of 12 jars $2.95
—
joined the WAACs and will leave for
training as soon as school is out.
LARGE EGGS-Grade A's .............. doz.
Mr. and Mrs. Loran Caldwell and
2 dozen 75c —
son George, living temporarily at
Signet Sliced Clings—Nationally Advertised and Low in Points at Stone’s.
SALAD OIL - In Bulk...................... Quart 430
Boardman, spent the week end here
Bring container. In gal. $1.70 T.
at the Woodward and Caldwell homes.
Along the Diagonal: Lester Wilcox
MACARONI
-
In
Bulk
. 3 Lbs. 1d
doing spring plowing for Baxter Hut
6 lbs. 33c
—
chison, who, by the way, is planning
Covered Wagon — Mamoth Size Green and White Tipped —Get Quality for Your Points.
an acre of carrots . . . Mr. Snapp
DRIED BEEF - Swift’s .. . 312-oz. glass 24c
plowing victory gardens for the Gar-
Case of 12 glasses $1.65
""
berdings and Woodwards on Monday
. . . Carl Hammer slowly but steadily
KRAUT
-
With Pimiento .... 32-oz. glass
getting that garage built.
Dole Tidbits—for Salads—Buy Nationally Known Brands With Your Points.
Case of 12 jars $2.25
Thursday, March 25, has been
scheduled as the date the water will
PET MILK
.................... Tin
be turned into the irrigation ditches
Case of 48 tins $4.62
of this district, and comes as welcome
news to many who are waiting to
DILL PICKLES—Hamer's
— 32-oz. glass 29c; 6 jars $1 68
Del Monte Ruby Red, Whole, Tender Beets.
plant spring gardens. The irrigation
BROWN RICE—M. J. B......... «................ 2-lb. box 27c; 2 boxes 530
season is beginning much earlier than
usual this year because of the lack
WHITE RICE—S & W
2-lb. box 32c; 3 boxes 95
of moisture by rain. Joe Udey is to
RIPE OLIVES—Lindsay medium
pint jar 20c; 6 jars $1.15
be watermaster in this area, replacing
S & W — Small Peas — Get Quality for Your Points.
Henry Sommerer who held the posi
GREEN OLIVES—California
10%-oz. jar 25c; 4 jars 950
tion last year.
WHITE FIGS—Adriatics
........ 2-lb. pkg. 43c; 3 pkgs. $1 25
w. S. Phillips, who has been suf
WALNUT MEATS—Pieces
............... 1-lb. pkg. 59e
fering from a severe cold, is quite ill
this week and confined to bed.
Palmdale Jullienne Style Green Beans—Something Good and Such Low Points.
ROYAL GELATIN
..............................................
3 pkgs. 198
Mrs. Everett Shaver has returned
APPLE BUTTER—Libby’s •.........
33-oz. jar 26c; 3 jars 750
home from the Hermiston hospital but
is still confined to bed. She is suf
CINNAMON Imitation Crescent
2-oz. tin 12c; 3 tins 352
fering with rheumatic fever.
PICKLED TOMATOES—Libby .
29-oz. jar
grera jars
Word comes from Yakima of the
Rialto for Tomato Sauce Recipes—Try It, It’s Good.
birth of a daughter, Linda Pauline, on
CARNATION MILK
tin 10c; case of 48 tins $4 62
March 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Shaver
MOUNT VERNON MILK
tin 9c; case of 48 tins $4 51
This is the Last Week to Use Your Blue A, B and C Food Stamps!
former residents of this district. Mr.
Shaver is with the army and at pres
MARASCHINO CHERRIES, s& W 2%-oz. glass 13c; 6 jars 750
ent stationed in Maryland.
• All Stone’s Prices Conform
MARASCHINO CHERRIES, Palmdale. 5-oz. glass 12c; 8 jars 95c
Mrs. Mabel Weeks spent Sunday in
Pendleton where she attended the 50th
to OPA Regulations!
NU BORO GRANULATED
giant pkg. 55c; case of 12 $6 60
anniversary services of the Christian
Church.
, ,
Mrs. W. G. Weber, who has spent
the past year at Olex with a sister,
Mrs. Johnson, has returned to her
Price
Points
“Buy LESS Meat but
home here accompanied by Mr. and
.
4-lb.
pkg.
Mrs Johnson who will reside here
(48) SEEDLESS RAISINS ...................
520
BETTER QUALITY”
with the Webers.
.. 2-lb. box 270
SUNSWEET PRUNES
........
Week end guests at the James
15-oz. pkg. 160
SUNMAID PUFFED RAISINS
Getchell home were Mr. and Mrs.
Complete Assortment
Howard Lee of Portland, On Sun-
Use Carnation Milk tor
2-lb. pkg. 260
SUNMAID
SEEDLESS
RAISINS
(24)
of
day they were guests at a family din
Appetizing Creamed Gravies
29-oz. glass 260
SIGNET APRICOTS .............
ner at the B. E. Getchells..
LUNCH MEAT!
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill of But
29-oz. glass 370
(21) SIGNET FRUIT SALAD
ter Creek visited Tuesday at the Les-
29-oz. glass 320
(21) SIGNET FRUIT COCKTAIL
ter Hammer home. .
17-oz. tin 210
(11) S & W FRUIT COCKTAIL
.... 20-oz. tin 200
(10) LIBBY’S APPLE SAUCE
.... 20-oz. tin 17c
(10) DR. PHILLIPS GRAPEFRUIT
By Mrt. Bernice Wattenburger
... 20-oz. tin 22c
(16) UKELELE PINEAPPLE
Mr and Mrs. William Campbell and ;
46-oz. tin 32c
family of West Wood, Cal., were over
(32) DOLE PINEAPPLE JUICE
night guests Wednesday with Mr. and
..
29-oz. tin 300
(24) DAY MOON PINEAPPLE
Mrs. Charley Morehead and family.
32-oz.
glass 290
(15) TEA GARDEN GRAPE JUICE
Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Morehead
32-oz.
glass
(15) SIGNET APPLE JUICE
arsäiftar
“
Finch, Burl Wattenburger
14-oz.
tin
( 8) WALLA WALLA TOMATO JUICE
76
and Lon Wattenburger were business
12-oz.
tin
( 8) KNIGHT’S TOMATO JUICE
callers in Heppner Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daley were Pen
15-oz. tin
(11) REDONDO SLICED PEACHES
dleton business visitors Saturday.
Mr and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ayers were busi-
E-We- wol-Rece’eNeenseme-on,
ness visitors in Heppner Monday.
|
Mr and Mrs. Henry Vogler made a |
Points
Price
business trip to Union Saturday. Mrs: |
(1G) SUGAR LOAF TOMATOES
Ivory
Soap,
bar
........
.........
19-oz.
tin
\ ogler visited her father and brother
and
150
The handy medium size bar!
(24) PIERCE’S TOMATO PUREE
.... 30-oz. tin
while in.heMis.Reid Buseick and
160
( 8) NALLEY TOMATO CATSUP
soNS Johnny and Robert of Vne
.... 14-oz. glass 150
— Friday, Saturday & Monday Only —
2 bars 19c
2.71 «nd Mr and Mrs. Earl wat
Ivory Soap
(16) SWEET ISLAND PEAS
tenbwger and sons Freddy and Gene
20-oz. tin
The large size economy bar!
130
of Pasco and Mr. and Mrs. E. B Wat
Large Sweet
(14) SCENIC PARK
.... 20-oz. tin
110
fenburser and AmEy Warkenßürger
Oxydol, reg. pkg.
23c
(14) MONON CORN —Golden
..... 20-oz. tin
150
12 packages $2.75
1 Dozen of
and
( 8) MONON CORN- White
..... 11-oz. tin
hogasper
Myers and son Jerry.made
120
a business trip to Hermiston Satur
Each for
Long Stemmed
Borene Soap .... 3 bars 170 (11) YELLOWSTONE CORN
..... 16-oz. tin 100
day:. C H Bartholomew received a
Case of 100 bars $4.65
(11) LARSEN’S VEG-ALL .................
..... 16-oz. glass 140
Sahis
past week from Miss Shir-
e^Jaïmon of Portland that her bro-
(11) SIGNET DICED CARROTS
16-oz. glass 150
2 cakes 9e
P & G Soap ...
♦her Oscar Jarmon has returned to
100 cakes for $4.50
(14) S * W PEAS AND CARROTS
20-oz. tin
180
Arizona
(14) SAW JULIENNE BEANS
19-oz. tin
COLUMBIA NEWS
UMATILLA NEWS
STONE’S has the Foods!
Food Ration Notes
Save Your Ration Points
11 - PEACHES
380
16 oz. glass
14 - ASPARAGUS
IO - PINEAPPLE
19 oz. tin
29c
14 oz. tin
199
100
8 - RED BEETS, 16 oz. glass 2 for 29c
20 oz. tin 20°
16 - GIANT PEAS
11
* GREEN BEANS 151 oz. tin
18°
7 * TOMATO SAUCE 104 oz. tin Ac
5
790
Foods for Your Ration Points! .
Yes! Stone’s Has Quality!
MEATS
PINE CITY NEWS
150
FRUITS
DAFFODILS
=========
Aviation.
He is
(Held
remembered on But
from last week) .
Finch, who
has been in the
past four months, has
army
for.sea na is back at in the Hermis-
tor"io"sleeoverm"work
tills Ordna"s.,"onald Herra of
Bill
for th®
cd
r“AE“z.and
Abets"'ABOrcromb%: •“ "brother
IH»
as Oleta Neill.
29c
35c
30c
30c
35c
79°
$ Grapefruit doz. 49C 1
Apples
box $2.79
Rome Beauties, wrapped & packed
$
Carrots 3 bunches 29c
TURNIPS and BEETS
Dry Onions 3 lbs. 19c
No. 1’8
Avocados 2 for 19c
y L
lb
lb
lb
lb
2 lbs
lb
lb
6c
VEGETABLES
è ORANGES
—Mr
Country Made Sausage
Chuck Steak ....
Veal Shoulder Steak
Pork Shoulder Steak
Sauerkraut and Wieners
Pork Roast
Back Fat—Cured
S & W Peas, 20-oz. tin 180
16 pointa - Extra quality
Niblets Corn 12 oz. tin 130
8 Points - Extra value!
Black Tea ... 1-lb. pkg. 24d
Tenderleaf
Tea Balls
Tenderleaf
Black Tea
8 count Se
1 lb. pkg. 25c
Green Tea .... 8 oz. pkg. 430
Tenderleaf
(14) McGRATH'S WAX BEANS
19-oz. tin
(14) CLIPPER GREEN BEANS
tin
(14) WAGON ASPARAGUS large .
15Ç
14c
19-oz.
• PRICKS EFFKCTIVK THVRSOA Y
MARCH 25th to APRIL 1st.
Stonai
•FOOD STORES