The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 13, 1943, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MAY 13, HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON JAur SIA Your -THIS RED& WHITE IS A UNION Store STORE— SUNSPUN .................. Pint 279 FRUIT COCKTAIL R. & W..... No I s 210 MANDARIN ORANGES 802. 108 APPLE JUICE - no points.............. 32 oz. 278 I GRAPEFRUIT JUICE.............. 46 oz 350 CRACKERS ..................... 2 lbs. 290 LUNCHEON MEAT R. & W., 12 oz. 436 TOMATO SOUP - Campbell’s.............. 1 or CORN R & W. fancy golden........ No. 2’s 130 I CATSUP - Nalley’s ....................... 14 oz. 178 w ESSON OIL ............ Quart 630 OATS - Red & White.......................... 3 lbs. 270 MILK - Red & White............................ Tails 106 OYSTERS - Pheasant........................ 5 oz. 278 ! LIMA BEANS - Seaside................... 2 lbs. BEANS - Small White or Red................ lb. GRO PUP DOG FOOD GRO PUP DOG MEAL 12 oz. LUX FLAKES .......... Large LUX TOILET SOAP 3 bars 270 96 258 1 Or 250 238 Meat Department— LING COD lb. 420 SALMON ................................................. Ib. 550 HALIBUT .......................................... lb. 480 NICE ROASTING HENS Ib. 370 FRONTIER BACON............................. lb. 300 MOCK CHICKEN LEGS each 50 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables ORANGES, Valencias................ dozen 330 LEMONS, large 6 for 150 LETTUCE, solid heads 2 for 270 CAL A VOS for salads ................ each 10c CELERY, Utah .............................. 1 Ib. 250 Hermiston Trading Co. RED & WHITE ST0RE the past two weeks, was taken to St- Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton on Thursday of last week, lobar pneumo- nia having developed. Mrs. Cable is still quite ill. Mrs. John Jendrzejewski reported Wednesday that a letter from their | son Bernard brought the news of his promotion on May 1 to rank of First Lieutenant in the air corps, following a three weeks course in instrument school. Mr. and Mrs. C. J- Mikesell of Van- ! couver, Wn., are visiting from Mon day until Friday at the home of his brother. W. A. Mike sell.___ • COLUMBIA NEWS By Mra. Bob WooJward Columbia school will hold gradua tion exercises next Tuesday evening. May 18, for a class of ten. The grad uates are Rosemary Keller, Marilyn Snyder. Bernadine Mathes, Murdith Wahls. Leroy Mathes, Carma Lee | Monson. Doris Jones, Bob Snyder and Dallas Brock. A school program will be given next Wednesday afternoon with school closing on Friday, May 21. Last Friday afternoon, Mrs. Som merer took her second grade geogra phy class into Hermiston for a tour CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES of rarious civic buildings and offices. Services every Sunday at 11:00 a. Mrs. H. M. Sommerer, Mrs. Jim Humphreys and Mrs. G. C Humph m. at the American Legion hall- All reys were in Pendleton last Saturday are cordially invited to attend. evening to attend the 50th anniversa PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE ry meeting of the Eastern Star. Pastor Shelby E. Graves Mrs. Mabel Weeks was in Pendle ton on Saturday. Revival meetings every night at Mr. and Mis. Harry Shulty of Umatilla and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. 7:45 sharp. Evangelist and Mrs. Ber- Phillips were Sunday dinner guests nell Scott bring the old ‘fashioned Gospel message with special music | at the Foster home. Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Mathes have and singing. been visiting in Lewiston the past Sunday Services and Bible school at week. the regular time. Chicken pox and measles have been Again we want to give you a hearty prevalent in the community the past two weeks. The U. A. Wilson fami welcome to come and hear this young ly is just recovering from a long siege couple every night at 7:45. two blocks of chicken pox, and latest victims of south of the Asosciated service sta the disease are Shirley McPheeters tion. . and Marilyn Shaver. Mrs. Mary Harr, who was taken to THE METHODIST CHVRCH the hospital at Pendleton two weeks Malcolm« B. Ballinger, Minister ago. has had a third blood transfusion and is reported to be much improved. May 16— Third Sunday after Eas Mrs. Alice Leeper, sister of Mrs. ter, Harr, was here from Yakima last 10:00 a. m., Sunday School at Her week end. Mrs. Duff Knight and Mrs. Bob miston and Echo churches. Woodward spent Friday of last week 11:.00 a. m., Morning worship at in Pendleton where thev attended the Hermiston, with sermon by the min annual Program Planning day of the ister: “What is Success?” Dedication home extension group. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Buell came of new Baptismal Font. 6:30 p. m., Methodist Youth Fel from Portland to spend Mother’s Day with Mrs. O H. Buell and family. lowship at Hermiston. Mrs. Jim Humnhreys gave a birth 8:00 p. m., Young Adult Fellowship day partv last Saturday afternoon honoring her two sons. Twelve guests at Hermiston. 8:00 p. m.. Evening worship at Ec were present. Miss Barbara Reid, home economics ho, with sermon by the minister. -w • =--- specialist, was recently transferred from a Willamette valley poistion to a PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH similar post at Pendleton. Miss Reid J. W. Stuart, Minister spent last week end here at the J. H. Sunday School at 9:45 a. m. Hen Reid home. Curtis Wahls, recently released ry Lindner, superintendent. from army duty for farm work, re Preaching service at 11 a. m. turned home a week ago Saturday. Young people’s meeting at 7 p. m. He will assist his father on the farm and have part-time employment at Mrs. Clare Lindner, leader. Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. the Vigorbilt Hatchery. Mrs. Rachel Johnson, daughter of Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:45 the O. H. Buells, spent the week end p. m. here from Portland. On Saturday We will be glad to have you in our Mrs. Buell and Mrs. Johnson were in Pendleton to visit Mrs. Harr at the services. hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Upham and CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST small daughter returned to Portland C. Warner. Pastor Tuesday after a visit of several days The sermon topic for Sunday morn here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing will be, “Food for a Hungry C. L. Upham. Mrs. A. H. Cable, who has been ill World.” The Junior-Intermediate C. Just Arrived I from Chicago A Special Buy On Men's Suits ALL WOOL AND PART WOOL Priced at— I $19.95 ■ $22.95 - $24.95 - $29.95 Don’t delay seeing them and make your selection. They won’t last long at Our Special Prices. Gamble Store Dealer Wm. H. Sabin Stanfield.......................................................... Oregon every normal person. You will re ceive a spiritual and material bless ing as you think on these things with us in the Sunday morning service. Our evening worship service will be dismissed that we may pay our re HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH spects to the Senior High School class. Rev, H. V. McGee, Pastor The church with a friendly welcome “The Secret of Prosperity” This subject is of vital interest to and a spiritual message. E. will meet at three o’clock but there will be no evening service, either C. E. or the regular evening worship. We are dismissing in favor of the Bacca laureate service at the high school. Union Oil Company TRITON MOTOR OIL 76 GASOLINE BIF INSECT AND LIVESTOCK SPRAY LUBRICANTS Pressure Appliance Fuels Paint Thinners Geo. Harkenrider, Consignee i ■■ i SAFEWAY . . . now going on at our store. Let us help you to brighten-up . . . paint-up 1943. FREE EVERY TUESDAY Your family will enjoy the Family Circle Magazine, so be sure to get your free copy every Tuesday. Timely articles, up-to-the-minute movie reviews, special recipes, housed hold hints, and other interesting features are a regular part of this sprightly magazine. Get your FREE copy each Tuesday. 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Divide that 100 quarts in thirds, one third for fruits and borrire, one-third for toma toes and tomato juice, and one third for vegetables with a large portion in leafy and green vegetables, and you have a rough estimate of your family’s needs for the year. This allowance doesn't include jellies, pickles, relishes and those extras that pep up the menu the year around. Jars, Lids, and Glasses Assemble all your jars that can be used for sealing. Some mayonnaise and pea nut butter jars and other jars can be used if they take the standard size self- scaling lids. Check the mouths of the jars and discard all those with chips, cracks, or flaws, for such defects make perfect sealing impossible. If you’ve half gallon jars, plan to use them for tomatoes and fruits. They are too large for the proper penetration of heat for other foods Glasses and jars which can’t be scaled can be used for jam and sealed with paraffin. Oregon Hd W. & Impi. Co. Hermiston, Oregon PAINT HEADQUARTE HS Be sure there's enough storage space for your canned goods before you plan too much canning, for if you haven t a place to keep them, don't can—foods will spotl! They should be stored in a dark, cool place It is not wise to keep them in the kitchen because of the heat from cooking include commercial pectins, pickling spices, paraffin, self-sealing lids and added canning jars on your preparatory . shopping list, as well as anything ele Kerr Reg. 00. Fruit Jars Pts., Doz. VwC Fruit Jars 89c Jar Liderr Regula! 3 Doz. 2 5c Jar Caps Kerr Reg. Doz. 23c Jar Rcbbers^^z' 2 Pee" 9c Certo Pectin 8 OZ. bot. 190 Parowax, 1 lb. 2 for 250 Jelly Glasses, 1 2pt., doz.43c Beet Sugar 5 You’ll Need This Helpful Handbook on Home Canning Here’s real canning help for you . . . gives you all the whys and hows of home canning. 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State Reg. and quick a U D 1 I ■ j I I 1 I I " • ED PRODUCE SAEEWPy : Points Lettuce, solid heeds Price 7 - Veal Steak Arizona Grapefruit Spinach, fresh clean 2 lbs. 15c Tomatoes, firm red Ib. 17c Greet Peppers Ib. 37c Green Peas s 3 % 4 - Soup, Campbell Veg, 2 for 230 3 - Soup, Rancho Tomato 4 250 8 - Lima Beans, Baby, 2 lbs. 190 24 - Tomatoes, Standard, 212‘s 140 14 - Corn, Country Home Whole, No. 2 cans 150 16 - Peas, Gardenside, No. 2’s 120 22 - Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn, 46 oz. tin 210 4 - Grapefr't Juice, Slone, 2 s 130 13 - Red Tag Apricots, 303 gl. 200 7 - Fancy Prunes, Libby’s, No. 212 can 160 10 - Pears, Ray Crest No. 2 can 200 10 - Catsup, Red Hill 14 oz. 140 5R - Margarine, Sun. Bank, lb. 170 5R - Margarine, Dalewood, lb. 250 10R-Margarine, Parkay, 2 lbs. 490 8R - Cheese, Battleground, lb. 340 2R - Vienna Sausage, Libby No. 12 tin 110 15R-Shortening, Crisco 3 lbs. 710 Fla-Vor-Aid Drink Mix 3 pkg. 100 Dried Prunes 4 lb. pkg. 42c Syrup, Sleepy Hollow 12 oz. 160 Coffee, Edwards whole rat., lb. 240 Coffee, Airway whole rat., lb. 200 Coffee, Nob Hill whole rat., lb. 230 2 lbs. 15c 5 - Pork Sausage 5 - Frankfurters Sliced Ling Cod Fresh Salmon lb. Ib. Ib. Ib. 29c 27c 29c 49c i