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PAGE THURSDAY. MARCH 25. 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Your -THIS Store RED& WHITE IS A UNION STORE — Red & White Brand for Quality CORN No. 2 Tin SLICED BEETS No. 2 Tin PUMPKIN No. 212 Tin ASPARAGUS . No. 2 Tin MILK MUSTARD Prepared - 9 oz. CAKE FLOUR WHEAT CEREAL PANCAKE FLR. 212 lbs. SPAGHETTI 24 oz. SPEND A - B - C BLUE STAMP BEFORE APRIL 1 1 Or TOMATO SOUP - Campbell’..... BEANS - Small White or Red - Idaho .. 3 lbs. 2 7 RICE ............................................................2 lbs. 23 FLAV-R-JELL ............................................. 4 for 25 OLD DUTCH CLEANSER . 2 for 1 5 KLEENEX - 440’s VANO 2 for 49- Quart 29: DOG FOOD - Gro-Pup Meal ........ 25 oz. or. I Meat Department- MOCK CHICKEN LEGS.............................. Each 5e FRESH OYSTERS ................................... Pint 60c CHICKENS, ROASTERS............................. Lb. 373 MINCE MEAT...................................................Lb. 250 They will hike, followed by a wiener employed at the U.O.D., is at her roast. home because of flu. On March 24th at one o’clock at the Mrs. George Attebury suffered a | public library Mrs. G. L. Hoffnagle stroke last Saturday and is in St. An-. will address all interested on alkali thony’s hospital. gardening and victory garden sugges Janice Harmon has the measles. tions. Mrs. C. C. Curl of Pendleton was Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilson entertained down here Sunday to get little Jimmy Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Wheeler of Echo who had been with his aunt. She was last Thursday evening in' honor of accompanied by two Pendleton friends. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Saunders sold their 24th wedding anniversary. They were married in France after World their home here to Mr. Slow. They moved to Kennewick on a farm. War I. Miss Carolyn Smith was surprised on March 20, her fourteenth birthday, GOVERNMENT AID when a group of boys and girls came in for an evening of cards. They were MADE AVAILABLE Phyllis Daly, Bernice Hughes. Della Kruse, Roy Sires. Lyle Crane, Bill I (Continued from Page 1) Miller, Loren Hughes and Gilbert; I swing shift or night shift. We are, Smith. Mrs. Max Piger and Jerry of Ter- we believe, reliably informed that most tletown attended church in Stanfield government employing agencies have Sunday. been requested, as a matter of govern The C. E. rally drew out 95 people ment policy, to place mothers of young and all had good eats, good games and a good missionary from India to talk children on day shift. Just what activities would be pro to them. Rev. and Mrs. Cornelison, Miss Berry and Mrs. Dennis served vided can not be definitely stated un- refreshments. til we know how many and what Bill Beebe stationed near Dutch children would be involved. However Harbor. Alaska, and of the coast ar- . tillery anti-aircraft is signed up for | it would not be a summer session of transportation; Raymond Beebe is a school. For little children such things burner at Portland shipyards; and as play, naps, story telling and gen Ida Beebe is a fitter at the Portland eral kindergarten or pre-kindergarten shipyards. These three are children of Mrs. James Beebe who will soon go activities would prevail. For older children hobby clubs, play ground to Portland. John Beddingfield, Mrs. G. E. Tay work, possibly short plays might be lor and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Seaton featured. All members of the pro of La Grande visited at Mrs. Frank ject would receive a hot lunch at Sloan’s home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Neill White and son noon, and it is at this point that par Vivian. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Duvall, ent’s contribution enters. i al! visited Mrs. J. W. Waid and Len- ¡ It has been established as a state na this week before Vivian’s return wide policy that parents shall pay 50c to Ford Ord, Cal. a day for two meals for children, and F red Shelton is receiving medical 25c a day for one meal per child, and attention at Hot Lake. Mrs. Marsh in this instance since the noon meal all Brooks, formerly Dorothea Shel would be the only one provided the ton. came from Wyoming to be with cost to the parent would be 25c per her father, and will probably remain day. The school would provide all here this summer, as Lt. Brooks has school facilities necessary and some safely arrived in Africa. of the personnel. The application to Mrs. Martha Mollsted is confined to the federal government would be to her home with a tsubborn case of flu. provide funds to pay additional per Mrs. Mary Michaels who has been sonnel needed to conduct the school. “Springtime Is Oil Change Time’’ Clean Your Motor of Winter Sludge SEE YOUR RICHFIELD DEALER FOR Free Victory Garden Seeds Richfield Service Station L. E. Elwood, Prop. Only persons certified to teach in the public schools of the state in the ap propriate groups would be eligible for employment. This is a service that can be pro vided for the children of working mothers this summer. The school dis tricts have done their share and ap plication will be made if parents want and request the service through the schools. Anyone interested in the project Your Automobile Means More Today J Cost of replacement and repair is high. Actual value is increasing — these conditions make it vital that your car is completely protected by reliable insurance. A Farmers continuing form policy (National Std. Coverage) gives maxi mum protection at minimum cost. Top Prices PAID may secure further details at the of fice of the Superintendent of Schools, in the high school building at Hermis- ton. FOR Ask us for rates. James H. Boylen, Agent POULTRy FARMERS AUTOMOBILE Inter-INSURANCE Exchange AT THE RANCH WASHINGTON CREAMERIES D. C. Keller -— Hermiston Phone 2624 a —SAFEWPÇLd Buy War Savings Stamps with save at Safeway the you money SHOP EARLY IN THE WEEK Shop early in the week- beat time is between 10 A M. and 2 P.M. You'll still save money because Safeway's special low ad vertised prices are effective early in the week — 1 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables LEMONS - Large Sunkist........................ Dozen 290 APPLES - Wrapped Romes.................... Box $2.89 LETTUCE - Large Solid.......................... 2 heads 290 CARROTS - Crisp - Sweet................ 2 bunches 190 NEW SPUDS - Florida.............................. 3 lbs. 230 BREAD SHOULD BE RED & WHITE STORE — — 10:30 A. —iV» more delicate, richer flavored! M. V es , STANFIELD NEWS By Mr». Ruse Herrsch The Stanfield Woman's Study club will put out this week’s issue of the . tanfield Stirup. It is their 32nd an- niversary. Mrs. E. N. Wheeler of P tland is the only charter member It's Easy to Reduce You canloseugly poundsand have a more slender, graceful figure. No laxatives. No drugs. No exer- cising. With this AY DS plan you don't cutout any meals, starches, potatoes, meats or butter, you simply cut them down. It’s easy when you enjoy a delicious (vitamin fortified) A YDS before each meal. using A YDS under the direction of Dr. C. E. Von Hoover. Sworn to before a Notary Public. Absolutely harmless. GUARANTEED. Try a large box of A YDS JO-day supply only $2.25. Money back if you don't get results. Just phone THOMPSON DRUG STORE dent, will review Adamic Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss Ber ry. Each member will bring in writ ing a statement of what they wish to study for next year’s program. The high school is sponsoring a for mal party for Friday night of this week. One hundred invitations are sent out. The members of the school board and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan are invited guests. The Ladies Aid elected officers last Thursday as follows: president, Mrs. W. A. Dennis; 1st vice president. Miss Eiva Berry; 2nd vice president. Mrs. Rose Hedrick; treasurer. Miss Lennä Waid: sewing chairman, Mrs. Andy Brewer: financial chairman, Mrs. J. F. Rueber. Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Brewer served. Mrs. Anderson Brown has gone to California to see her husband who may leave soon for foreign service. Mrs. Zelma Tompkins has gone to Pierre, Dakota, to see her husband in the signal corps there and on combat duty. On March 25 the Intermediate Girl Scouts will have a party celebrating the March birthdays in the troop. All Fathers Know the Value of Their Eyes Dad knows how important good vision is because he speaks from past experience. He also knows that in order for his children to do their best in school they must be able to see clearly. Our offices are open to every school boy and girl whose eyes will benefit by scientific examination. A register- ed Optometrist is here to examine apd prescribe for your eyes. regulations, A WOMAN’S IDEA OF WHAT Hermiston Trading Co. — and OPA course. wives and mothers — worked with home econ omists in developing the recipe. That’s why this "woman’s Variety in a salad"lies not only in the salad ingredients, but also in the dress ing. Just a dash of this or that does wonders for your favorite salad dressing and mayonnaise, and changes the entire personality of the salads. And now that spring is getting under way, and fresh vegetables and fruits will be making their appearance on the markets in greater abundance, it’s the opportune time to let generous salads assume a featured role on the menu. Salads are vitamin and mineral foods, you know, and do wonders for winter-tired appetites. RUDDY DRESSING — Combine 1 cup salad dressing or mayonnaise with shredded raw beet and the juice of half a lemon. The beet tints the entire dress ing. Chopped cooked pickled beets may be used, too Delicious on raw or cooked vegetable salads. MOCK HORSERADISH Add 12 cup finely ground cabbage to 1 cup salad dressing or mayonnaise, and touch it up with a dash of salt and pepper and celery seed if desired. Use it as horseradish or as a dressing for meat and vegetable salads. Perfect as a relish on cold plate lunches or with sandwiches. CHIVE DRESSING -Combine 2 tbsps. finely chopped or sliced chives with 1 cup salad dressing. If you’ve no chives, then the green tops of onions do the trick. Use this dressing on meat, fish and vegetable salads. MOCK HOLLANDAISE - Mix I cup salad dressing or mayonnaise, 2 tsps, prepared mustard, 1 tbsp, lemon juice, and a dash of salt, and serve as a sauce for hot vegetables such as cauliflower, asparagus, and artichokes. PEANUT BUTTER DRESSING —To I cup of salad dressing or mayonnaise, add 14 cup of peanut butter, and a few drops of lemon juice. Mix well and serve on cabbage, carrot, and fruit salads. It's especially good on apple salad. SWISS MISS DRESSING -Add %, cup shredded Swiss, cheese to 1 cup salad dressing or mayonnaise. American cheese has its flavor points, too. Both are the perfect dressings for fruits of all varieties. PIQUANT DESSERT SAUCE-Mix 1 cup of salad dressing with 23 cup fruit juice, any kind is very good, and use as a top ping for fruits. If a sweeter dressing is desired, add a bit of honey. AND REMEMBER - Catsup, prepared mustard, chopped pickles, celery, olives, onton juice, garlic powder, meat and chili sauces, chopped hard cooked egg. horseradish, a dash of sage, chopped parsley and most any spice or herb can be added to salad dressing and mayon naise for delectable taste variety. CONTAINS ADDED VITAMINS AND IRON , 1%-lb. wer 49 Loaf CHEESE 13c There's a large variety of fine cheese at your Safeway! WISCONSIN Alé Aged Cheese,lb. arar PABST-ETT « QÉ for Spread’n.pt. — 07 SAVE ON COFFEE Bring Your Coffee Stamp to Safeway for Full Value? . EDWARDS t COFFEE 2% Grade—- h High Whole Lb Suzanna Pancake Flour =19‘ Rolled Oats oMas"B7C.z.. >..n,21° Canned Milk 2‘.19- % . 24e We point to these OUTSTANDING POINT VALUES— POINT Value Ea. PRICE Value 6 - Camp. Soups 2 for 27c Asst. Varieties - 10 12 oz. can . 4 - Soup Mix 3 for 25c Minute Man - Chicken-Noodle 11 - Tomato Juice 10c Libby’s - No. 2 can DON’T FORGET! NEXT WED. is your LAST CHANCE to spend your POINT RATION Stamps A, N & C (EXPIRE MAR. 31) Bing them to SAFEWAY.' 11 - Pineapple Juice 14 - Raspberries 33c 15 - Deluxe Plums 16c No. 2 can 14c 14 - Cut Beans 14c 14 - Corn No. 2 can 11 - Spinach No. 2’s Nancy Lee 24 - Dried Prunes 8 - Beans 26c Fancy - 2 lb. pkg. 12 - Nectar Raisins 12c Sun-Maid - 15 oz. pkg. — Safeway Produce — lb Oranges lb 6C Asparagus 2 lbs. 499 weu nee I — AM now 00 16 - Peas 15c Country Home - Whole Libby - No. 2% Jars Grapefruit PRICE Value 1 - Baby Foods 3 for 20c Gerbers - Asst. 412 oz. cans 13 - Peas No. 303’s 10c Gardenside Standard Briargate Fancy - No. 2 can Fancy - No. 2 can Fresh Crisp LAF S7EPMV 14c Libby's - No. 2 cans Sunkist POINT Value Ea. Sugar Belle - Fancy California Seedless Safeway /VOfF STTPffS/V Ke k. U's . Wright’s bread tomorrow. It’s fresh as Grade A milk. Money-back if you don’t agree it tastes better! Dressings styled for salad glamour a y recipe” bread tastes so differ ent from usual man-created bakery loaves. Why it’s so fine textured —and toasts so beautifully. 130 2 lb. pkg. Small Whites 8 - Split Peas Green or Yellow - 2 lb. pkg. The MORNING THEY Lamb Chops 1b. 459 Lamb Should’r Stk. lb. Leg of Lamb ANO HOW* cove Or MONEY-WE cant Just sir neke ANO «TAO • I FEEL AUxE STLPPINC out 339 lb. 359 Avoid Mid-Morning Letdown ENERGY LASTS LONGE Stram Optical Co. 225 So. Main St Pendleton, Oregon 21c — Safeway Meats — ‘ wi RGHT THE 18c ing harder and on ter SAFEWAY
