8 p. m.. Evening worship in Echo,
with sermon by the minister.
Your
— THIS
RED& WHITE
IS
UNION
A
Tomatoes
Store
STORE—
Pheasant....... No. 2 tins
149
Red & White, No. 212‘s 230
TOMATO JUICE, Red & White
46 oz. 240
PEARS, Red & White.............. No. 21 2‘s 330
PRUNES, Orchard Run .................... 4 lbs. 300
MILK, Red & White.................. No. 1 cans 100
PEANUT BUTTER, School Boy
2 lbs. 710
MUSTARD, Red & White.................. 9 oz. 110
Pheasant
No. 303 tins, 2 for 2 50
Peas
Our Value
Nn 2 tins
136
TENDERONI
.............
3 for 200
WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White .... 28 oz. 216
OATS, Red & White.............
3 lbs. 270
SHREDDED WHEAT, NBC ..
2 for 230
PEP, Kellogg’s....... :............... ....... Large 110
COFFEE, Red & White......... ......... 1 lb. 340
Brooms
Red & White
$1.05
Our Value
839
FLOUR, Red & White............. 2412 lbs. $1.05
PAPER TOWELS, Super Dry .
2 for 230
TOILET TISSUE, M.D...........
3 for 230
GLO-COAT..............................
Quart 980
FLOOR WAX, Johnson’s Paste
CAMPBELL'S SOUP ...... 2 cans 250
Vegetable - Clam Chowder ; Oxtail
Pepper Pot - Scotch Broth
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
ONIONS, New Texas Yellow . 3 lbs. 250
LETTUCE, Large Solid.... 2 heads 19c
ASPARAGUS, Fresh Local . 2 lbs. 230
BANANAS.........................
2 lbs. 250
DATES, Fresh, No Points ..
1 lb. 590
Hermiston
Trading
Co
RED & WHITE STORE
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THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1943.
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE S1A
Neu'lji Weds Surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Lindner of the
Columbia district were pleasantly
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Auction Sale
FRIDAY. MAY 28
1:30 P. M.
Harry Schulty, Owner
ON HIGHWAY 1% MILE W
OF UMATILLA
Having sold my place. I will sell
at a Public Sale my farm equip-
ment and livestock: also part of
my household furniture. A par
tial list of the items to be sold are
1 Team Good Sorrel Mares
1 Jersey Cow, 3 yrs. old, milking
surprised last Wednesday night when
after prayer meeting at the Pilgrim
Holiness church the entire group of
| 22 people met in the parsonage and
presented them with a lovely chenille
bedspread. They were also presented
with a lovely lace scarf from Rev. and
Mrs. C. A. Calarne and Miss Grace
Hartley, after which refreshments of
jello, cake, cookies and cocoa were
served.
THE METHODIST CHVRCH
Maleolmn R. Ballinger, Minister
2 Feeder Pigs
May 23, Fourth Sunday after Eas-
2 2 Doz. year-old N- H. R. Hens ter.
Ideal Deering Mower
10 a. m., Sunday School in Hermis-
Hay Rake
ton and Echo churches.
Section Spring-tooth Harrow
11 a. m.. Morning worship in Her
12-inch Walking Plow *
miston, with sermon by the minister.
14-inch Walking Plow
6 30 p. m.. Methodist Youth Fel-
5-Shovel Cultivator
| lowship in Hermiston.
Light Wagon
8 p. m.. Young Adult Fellowship in
No. 4 McCormick Separator
Hermiston.
1 12 Tons Hay in Barn
Sickle grinder, some barbed and
some smooth wire, grind stone, four
ladders and pruners. shovels, hoes,
Notice to the Public
pitchforks, rake, weed burner, 160
cement bricks, many small tools,
range, table, bed and springs com
Plumbing of Any Kind
plete, dieser, chairs and numerous
Contracted by Licensed Plumber
other articles.
"No Job too Small or too Large.”
Some outside articles will be
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
brought to the sale: also several
head of livestock.
100% Union — The only Union
Contractor located at Hermiston
R. C. Peters, Auctioneer
B. I. Whitney, Clerk
I
Phone Labor Temple 2061
US FOR
AND
Haying Equlpm«
; in touch with us now before the busy se
lerway and our stock is complete. Let us
Thank You!
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE
Pastor Shelby E. Graves
STATE OF OREGON FOR THE
Evangelist Scott and his wife are
COUNTY OF MULTNOMAH
Department of Probate
| proclaiming the gospel in word and
| song every night except Saturday.
„
I In the Matter of the Estate of Mar-
Some say I do not believe it. What tha V. Botkin, Deceased.
saith the scriptures? Romans 3:3, Notice is hereby given that the un-
Dear Hermiston:
“What if some do not believe shall dersigned administrator of the estate I
their unbelief made the faith of God of Martha V -Botkin deceased by vir- |
May we take this means of ex
. re ... L-j ..
tue of an Order of Sale issued out of
without effect. God forbid.
the Circuit Court of the State of Ore- |
pressing
our thanks for the many
gon. for the County of Multnomah,
Kindnesses and favors you have
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH | duly made and entered on the 13th I
1 day of May, 1943, in the above en
Rev. H. V. McGee, Pastor
shown us while we operated the
titled matter licensing the adminis
Will there be a third coming of trator to sell the hereinafter described
Hermiston Hotel. We must sav that
Christ? Sunday. May 23rd, the pas real property belonging to the said I
we have thoroughly enjoyed every
tor will start a series of sermons on estate will offer for sale and sell from
and
after
the
19th
day
of
June,
1943.
min
te oi our stay in Hermiston
the important subject of our Lord’s I at private sale, for cash, or upon such I
and
hope
that the friendships we
next advent.
terms as may be aporoved by the 1
Thomas Jefferson once said, God Court at 402 Fenton Bldg, in the City
nave formed will last forever. May
who gave us life gave us liberty ” If of Portland, Multnomah County, Ore-
you treat the new owners like you
| we are to retain that liberty, we must von. all the following described real
I
" musi nroperty situate in Umatilla County.
have
treated us. Again we say,
! subscribe to the responsibilities of ! Oregon, to-wit:
“
Thank
You.”
Christianity, as well as enjoy the
Lots 9 and 10 in Block 9, in New
port Addition to the Town, now Ci-
benefits.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Hart
tv. of Hermiston, in the County of
Umatilla and State of Oregon, and
CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
the dwelling house appurtenant
C. Warner. Pastor
thereto.
The sale will be made subject to the
The sermon topic for Sunday morn
by the above entitled
ing will be. “The Gospel of Christ”. confirmation
Court.
The Gospel of Christ is like the Mas
Date of first publication May 20. visiting here.
visited at the W. C. Grimm hoi
ter himself, the same yesterday, today 1943.
Sunday evening.
Ladd
Sherman,
superintendent
of
Date of last publication June 17, Irrigon schools, left for Los Angeles
and forever.
Clyde Caldwell of Umatilla was
E. J. Gilstrap of the Turner Mem 1943. Seneca Fouts, Administrator. Wednesday night to interview a job. town Saturday.
He expects to return Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. White spent a f
orial Home, home for the aged, of
Seneca Fouts.
Irrigon high school graduation ex days at Enterprise last week.
Turner, Oregon, will speak during the Attorney for Administrator,
Joe Wilson is on the sick list w
ercises will be held in the auditorium
402 Fenton Bldg.
evening worship hour and show mov
the flu.
Friday. May 21, at 8:00 p. m.
ing pictures of the unique work of (May 20-June 17)
Henry Miller spent from Wedn.
The Board man-Irrigon track meet
which he is superintendent.
was held at the local school grounds day till Sunday in Portland on bu
Friday. Boardman took first place ness.
by a few points.
Miss Delores Häberlein arriv
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES
Mrs. Bessie Wisdom arrived Fri- from Oakland, Cal., Sunday night fi
Services every Sunday at 11:00 a.
Ry Agnes Caldwell
day to visit her daughter. Mrs. a week’s visit.
m. at the American Legion hall- All
Leslie Rucker, who is emploved at i Greaves.
Agnes Caldwell is employed at tl
are cordially invited to attend.
Bend, spent from Thursday to Sunday j Mr.
Mr. and
=:
Mrs. Bill Potts of Pasco Coulter home.
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
★ MORE
WAR BONDS
AND STAMPS
Homemakew Guide
Shop Early in the Week
... and Early in the Day
Make the most of
those drippings
YOU'LL BE HELPING THE WAR EFFORT IF YOU DOI
Save every drop of grease from
your cooking. Don’t throw away a
single drop of used cooking fat—
bacon grease, meat drippings, fry
ing fata—every kind you use After
you’ve gotten all the cooking good
from them, pour them through a
kitchen strainer into a clean, wide-
mouthed can. When you've saved a
pound or more take this waste fat
to your Safeway meat man and he
will send it on its way to make
vitally needed war explosives
"0 EVERYMo
"JNONLTEIWNTH,
1943
—
25
HONEY
Bradshaw’s
16 oz. glass
HOT CEREAL
28c
20,
PEANUT BUTTER
100% BRAN
1 lb. jar —U-
Beverly
OLIVES
Pint
Nabisco
Fishers
17c
Kellogg’s
11 oz. pkg.
KOOL-AID
14 oz. pkg.
I-
Drink Mix Powder 2 pkgs.
212 lb. pkg.
31c
Westag
1ff
SUBURB SOAP
VANILLA FLAVOR
40 oz. pkg. low
Kitchen Craft
Enriched
Suzanna
CHEESE 612 oz. pkg. 4 7,
Pabstett (3 points-Red)
II -
SAFEWAY MEATS
VEAL STEAK
Lb. 358
50 oz. pkg.
$1.75
5 oz. jar 17c
49 lb. sack
2 lb. pkg.
48 oz- pkg.
JELS RITE Pectin
oz. bottles
Nucoa
Margarine
Dalewood
Oleo
(5 pts.-Red)
(5 pts.-Red)
2
10c
39
8 oz. bottle
CHEESE 12 lb. pkg. 77,
-L-
19c
9c
12 lb. pkg-
CORN FLAKES
CHINESE NOODLES lb
BISKIT MIX
23c
Pkg.
Instant Ralston
FLOUR
13c
Kraft Pimiento
Little Mill (14 points)
Spread
CHEESE
PEARS No. 2% can
25c
Choice (13 points)
PEACHES No. 212‘s 70,
RAISINS Seedless
Good 'n Ripe (21 points)
BABY FOODS 3 cans
AITA Morning Glory
Clapp’s Strained (1 point) ' 20c V R I 0 Reg. or Quick
Velveeta Kraft (4 pts.-R>
It’s just off the press .
this Wartin
Edition of our canning and food preser.
vation booklet! It is a. completely
revised edition of our popular canning
booklet which we offered last year.
Much material has been added and it is
newer in every way . . definitely de
signed for wartime needs and restric
tions.
There’s Plenty of Variety in Non-Rationed Items
PANCAKE FLOUR
Low Prices on Rationed
Foods
CUT BEANS No.2’s
of Home Conning
Your grocer, whoever he is, will appreciate your patience, understanding
and cooperation. You can do your part to help him help you by shopping
earlier. Remember, all Safeway prices are low—every day!
Lindsay Med. Ripe
SAYS AT HAST A
TABIESPOOW OF
WASTE K/TCHFA FFTS -
EVERY PAY/
MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH
E. M. Ayers, Pastor
Sunday, May 23, services will be
held at the home of the pastor at 3:00
p. m. You are cordially invited to at
tend this service.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
‘
PROPERTY
No. 48400
This complete booklet on food preser
vation is the climax of much research,
much testing and retesting in the kitch
ens of the Homemakers' Bureau. In it,
you’ll find the very latest information
and directions on canning, freezing,
dehydrating, pickling, jam and jelly
making. There are many delicious prize
recipes, too, which will add much en
joyment to your winter menus. In fact,
whether or not you know anything
about food preservation, it will see you
through from the selection to the final
storage of the finished product.
Written in simple, understandable
style, this compact treatise on wartime
canning and food preservation will be
worth many times the small cost of
handling and maihng, for it will save
you time and trouble and insure your
food supply for the months to come.
Fill out the coupon and enclose 15c
for each copy you order and mail it
today to
.
JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Box 660
Oakland, California__ -
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22 oz. pkg.
White King Granulated
TOILET PAPER
4 rolls
Zee
PUREX BLEACH 12 gal.
WHITE MAGIC
Bleach
12 gal.
19Ç
19c
GUARANTEED PRODUCE
VEAL CHOPS
COFFEE
Lb. 396
and see * GROUND FRESH
Edwards Coffee Net. lb. 24c
SMOKED PICNICS
NobHMCoffee^lb.
Lb. 358
TOMATOES, Mexican fancy ....
FRESH SALMON
Lb. 496
FRESH HALIBUT
Lb. 39
SPINACH, Portland broadleaf
PEPPERS, Mexican Bell
GRAPEFRUIT, Seedless
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