The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 27, 1943, Page 6, Image 6

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    THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1943.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE SIA
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Your
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RED& WHITE
IS
A
UNION
SUNSPUN
MUSTARD ■ Red & White
DEVILED MEAT • Red & White
CUCUMBER CHIPS CHB
CAKE FLOUR Red & White
PANCAKE FLOUR - Red & White
BRAN FLAKES - Posts
GRAHAMS Brownie
KOOL-ADE - Assorted Flavor*
Store
STORE —
27c
90111c
Pint
No.
%2‘s 11c
29-
25(
2%2 lbs. 19c
Large 15c
2 Ib*. 29-
21 oz.
Ripe Olives, Red & White Jumbo........... Pints 320
Small White Beans, Idaho ................ 2 lb. cello. 190
Extra Fancy White Beans, California 2 lb. cello. 270
Grapefruit Juice, Red & White ........... 46 OZ. 350
Mandarin Oranges ..................................... 8 OZ. 100
Vanilla Extract, Pheasant Imitation___ 16 oz. 450
Toilet Soap - Sweetheart .................
3 for 230
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quotas in effect, as both the make and m. at the American Legion hall- All
number of machines allocated to the are cordially invited to attend.
county were specified.
The change in the rationing pro- |
gram will not increase the amount of ;
new farm machnery available in Ore-
j gon, nor will it eliminate purchase I
certificates. Applicants for any of
the “no-quota" items will be required
Mrs. James J. Neary went to Pen­
to locate the needed machinery in a dleton Saturday to attend graduation
[ dealer's stock.
exercises of the senior class at St.
Before any additional certificates Joseph’s Academy. While there she
are issued beyond the amount of the was the houseguest at the Fred Price
county’s original quota, farmers al­ home. Baccalaureate services were
ready holding certificates will be held Sunday morning and graduation
| given time to locate and buy their services Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Nea­
machinery, Mr. Coppock said.
ry and Eugene and George Neary
The farm rationing committee’s went to Pendleton Tuesday for the
I policy is to get available machinery service which was held in Vert Mem­
into use as speedily as possible, the orial.
chairman declared. If the holder of
Word has been received here by Ed
a purchase certificate does not like
Dunning that his son. Aviation Cadet
the make of that particular machine
John H. Dunning, has graduated from
that a local dealer has in stock, the
training as combat pilot at San An­
committee will give the machine to
some other farmer who has immediate tonio Aviation Cadet Center, Texas.
The graduates are now assigned to
need of it.
their first actual flying training at
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES the primary fields.
Services every Sunday at 11:00 a.
Friday. May 21, at Westland
We are here to help you
with your repair and main­
tenance problems.
Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co.
76 GASOLINE
TRITON MOTOR OIL
BIF INSECT AND LIVESTOCK SPRAY
LUBRICANTS
Paint Thinners
Pressure Appliance Fuels
Pendleton, Oregon
1
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Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
LEMONS - Large Sunkist .dozen 290
GRAPEFRUIT - Arizona. dozen 650
TOMATOES - Firm ripe
2 lbs. 390
LETTUCE - Solid heads ........ 2 for 190
RADISHES & GREEN ONIONS 2 bu. 90
RATIOM stamps
EXPIRE THIS WEEK-END
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Don’t let your stamps expire—bring your books to Safeway '
NOW while stocks are adequate and get the most out of
your points at the lowest prices. Don’t wait till the last
minute. Spend them NOW!
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Expire K-L-» „ Uo. 12
stamps STAMP. ,
Hermiston Trading Co
RED & WHITE STORE
tor f
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Farmers holding purchase certifi- I
cates for any item of farm machinery I
QUOTAS LIFTED
except tractors, combines, pickup bal­
ers. potato diggers and sorters, hay |
Changes in the farm machinery ra- loaders, and side delivery rakes may 1
tioning program, designed to speed up purchase from any dealer in the state
the placing of equipment on farms who has the item in stock.
where it is needed, were announced
Removal of county quotas and coun- j
yesterday by A. R. Coppock, chairman ty "tags" will give farmers an oppor- |
of the county USDA War Board.
tunity to locate tractor-drawn and |
County quotas have been eliminat- tractor-mounted equipment, such as
e I for all but seven items of farm harrows, plows. mowers, discs, and
machinery. The action was taken to cultivators, of a make and type best
make certain that no equipment will suited to the tractor with which it
remain idle in dealer's stock until af­ will be used, the chairman explained.
This was not always possible with
ter its seasonal use is over.
2
FARM MACHINERY
cot
SAMP/o
seer.
*FOR FASTER SERVICE, FINER SELECTION
ShßfL Fay UL ihjL (eek!
Points
Campbell Chic-Noodle
20 - BEANS
Small Whites
Idaho Reds
Tex-Zest - 46 oz. can
2 for 110
1 - POTTED MEAT
Morrell’s - 1 cans
12 oz. can 290
5 - TANG
Adams - No. 2 can
11 - TOMATO JUICE
190
11 - TOMATO JUICE
230
Libbv - 46 oz. can
5-VEG. COCKTAIL
2 for 290
V-8 - 18 oz. cans
16 - PEAS
No. 2 can 110
Gardenside
14-PEAS
No. 303 can 130
Pict Sweet
14 - CUT BEANS
No. 2 can 130
Gardenside
14-CORN
No. 2 can 140
Country Home. Kernel
9 - CARROTS
No. 303 can 100
Sunny Dawn
15 - CRISCO
3 lb. glass 680
15 - .SNOWDRIFT
3 lb. jar 680
15 - ROYAL SATIN
3 lb. jar 640
Shortening
16 oz. 130
APPLE JUICE
15 oz. 140
RAISINS
Del Monte Seeded
4 lb. pkg. 420
DRIED PRUNES
MOWER REPAIRS
2 lbs. 24c
Read the Item on This Page entitled—
31É
2 - GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
Cudahy’s
Hood River
8 lb. pkg. 430
4 - GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
RED STAMP VALUES
Points
can 140
5 lb. pkg. 400
20 - BEANS
UNRATIONED ITEMS
SEE US FOR
BLUE STAMP VALUES
4-SOUP
9 3
- 46 oz. can
SUGAR
White Satin - 5 lbs. 32c
BROWN SUGAR
Fancy, firm, ripe
FLOUR
lb.
à
CLOSED MONDAY
MAY 31
MEMORIAL DAY
Canned Milk
2 for 190
Popular Brands - tall cans
130
Pen Jel
2 pkgs. 250
Fruit Pectin - 3 oz. pkgs.
Dog Food
2 pkgs. 290
Red Heart - 12 oz. pkgs.
Oxydol Soap 24 oz. 220
112 lb. loaf
Julia Lee Wright Enriched
25
*
Veal Steak
SPEND
YOUR
STAMP
WISELY—BUY A
1b. 35*
(6 points)
FRESH, STO« t-GROUND
COFFEE—GET MOIE
90 Fresh Halibut
lb. 90 Fresh Salmon
ORANGES
TURNIPS
California, clip-top
RADISHES - GR
ib. 39:
ib. 45:
lb.
California Valencias
Auto, Truck
and Tractor
Repairing
24 12 lb. sack 750
(5 points)
lb. 100
LEMONS
Sunkist
MANAGEMENT
I n 101 WAYS evaporated milk
helps relieve wartime food prob­
lems. Babies thrive on it Your
cooked dishes are improved by it.
It’s the cream in your coffee, the
whipped “cream” in your desserts,
and ideal for creamed sauces,
soups, cocoa, puddings.
What is it? Evaporated milk is whole
fresh cow’s milk with 60% of the
water removed by evaporation It’s
concentrated, unsweetened milk
sealed in cans, then sterilized pure.
And today, through better methods
of processing and distribution, it’s
possible to give you evaporated
milk that’s truly delicate in flavor.
What it does for you. Evaporated milk
supplies you the healthful milk
solids you ought to have every day
Minerals, protein, vitamins A. D,
Bi and Bj It's easily digested, too,
even by a baby’s delicate system.
How to keep it. Evaporated
milk
keeps perfectly in the sealed can
without refrigeration Opened cans
should be covered and kept in a
clean, cool place.
Now to use it. When a recipe calls
for 1 cup milk, mix 12 cup water
with 12 cup evaporated milk and
• use as directed. In recipes calling
for cream, use evaporated milk un­
diluted.
To make grand whipped "cream,”
chill evaporated milk to 40° ?..
place in cold bowl, beat with cold
beater.
Bread
Harvest Blossom
Pork Liver
lb. 150
TQMATOES
Fresh Crab
EN ONIONS
each
498
GOOD
CUPs PER
USE STAMP
HO. 23
Edwards
rich, tusty.
Espires Sundov, Moy 30
Nob Hill
chovce blend
ib
bog
bo9
mild fiovot
POUND
24c
23c
20c
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GRACIOus, Juoy:
Why OONT you TELL
Me You DIONT KNOW
WHERE TO SHOP?
AFTER
I YOUR
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“Mac’s" Repair Shop
REYNOLD
Phone 3241 $
Me- RectrereewMeen‘
8e
lb. 156
Fancy Winesaps
49 lb. sack $1.75
FLOUR
Kitchen Craft
PANCAKE FLR. 28 oz. pkg. 16É
APPLES
ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF BANK BUILDING
10 lbs. —
62Ç ■
lb. pkg.
(Use stamp No. 12)
Inland Cooperative
Evaporated milk
comes to the
rescue!
thee
UNCLE SAM NEEDS YOUR DOLLARS . . . INVEST THEM IN WAR SAVINGS BONDS
Changes in the farm machinery ra­
tioning program designed to speed up
dleton. Grange members presented
Mr. and Mrs. Power with a beautiful
bedspread in appreciation of their
many years of Grange activity.
Del Monte Diced
BUY NOW FOB THE DOUBLE HOLIDAY
FARM MACHINERY
QUOTAS LIFTED
Phone 518
d
Grange hall, members of that group
were hosts at a pot luck supper and
dance for Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Power
who are leaving soon to live in Pen-
Geo. Harkenrider, Consignee
Buy your FRUIT JARS & SUPPLIES early ! —
: i Hermiston, Ore.
by letting those pro­
duction machines go
for want of proper &
diligent attention.
Union Oil Company
1% oz 10c
SURE WHIP
KARO - Blue Label
VA Ib. 17c
COFFEE - Red & White
1 lb. 34
2
Ib*. 8(
TABLE SALT - Red & White
Twelve 9-inch 10:
PAPER PLATES
PAPER NAPKINS Lacee White
80‘s 10t
Carton of 6 boxes 23.
MATCHES
4% lb*. 53
DOG FOOD ■ Friskies
CLEANSER - Old Dutch
2 for 15
b
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Enemy
COME
Juoy
ALL
OH ANN! ITS
WONDERFUL IMAGINE SAFEWAY
ALONG MITH ME,
ONH SEUS GOVERNMENT GRADED
THE SOLnON TO
YOUR
TROUBLES iS
PRODUCE St WEIGHT METHOD
JUST up THE STREET HERE
COME ON
OF BUYING core.
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