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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1943)
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. You Help the Enemy by letting those pro- duetion machines go for want of proper 8 diligent attention. •AALAALA We are here to help you with your repair and main- tenance problems. on a trip to Portland, leaving the grandson John Quimby was wounded children here. in action in Africa and is in a hospi Mrs. Harry Grammer and Mrs. Ben tal in New York City. Spencer spent Monday in Walla Wal Major Bruce Baker visited last la. Wednesday with his father F. A. Ba- Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McNabb and j ker en route to his new assignment of children motored to Pendleton Sun | hospital work at Dalhart, Texas. He day to visit Mrs. Mary Wurster who i drove via Stirling, Colo., where he re- is in the hospital there. Mrs. Wurs I sided and practiced medicine a num ter planned to come home but has to ber of years. remain a while longer. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Michaels have Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cherry of Port returned here. Mrs. Michaels went to land visited the week end here with work at Ordnance depot and Jack went to Pasco to work. his mother. Mrs. Bertha Cherry. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Collins (Mae Sergeant Ora Myers, after a ten Wurster) left last Thursday for Cali | day furlough here due to illness of fornia where she will be with him I his father F M. Myers, has returned while he is stationed there in the na to Camp Cook in California. His fath vy. er is at Jim Dabney’s home in Pen- Mary Shannon has returned from , dleton. Spokane to spend her summer vaca The Red Cross Home Nursing tion with her parents after attending course is being hastened so as to be school in Spokane. Mrs. Shannon completed in June. Lessons are giv went there to come home with her en on Tuesdays afternoon at 2 o’clock daughter. and Wednesday morning at 9:00 and Mrs. Albert Presnell has returned again at 2:00. Mrs. Tachella is the to her home after a visit with her son teacher and visitors are welcome. in Dixie. School election of District 61 will Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beckstead left be held at 2 p. m. at the school build last week for The Dalles where they ing June 21 when a director for a will make their home. They sold all three year term, and also for a one their furniture to Mr. and Mrs Eller year term will be elected. A clerk and H. B. Hull. will also be elected. The storv hour at the library at 9 n. m. on Saturdav and conducted by | Mrs. Bessie Chapin drew out more than 16 first and second graders. Ry Mn. Ruse Hf^riek More are expected on June 5. John Runion had word that his Laura May Ditzler, accompanied by STANFIELD NEWS Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 518 =============================== PAGE THREE 'The Beauty Nook' $ $ Now Open! Hours: 9:00 to 6:00 Evening Appointments Tuesday and Thursday Experienced Operators: Bonnie Pohrman and and Pat Lynch Y Phone 3242 Hermiston E-Mo Aerr her grandmother Mrs. George Sale, went to. Portland Wednesday night to visit her mother. Mrs. Robert Refvem and Miss Lor na Gabriel who were injured in an auto accident a week ago, were able to return to Stanfield after a week at the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Isackson, Ma rie Evans and Normie were business visitors in Stanfield Saturday. The budget committee for the city appointed by the mayor is Frank Sloan, C. M. McCall. Loren Hughes, George Elliott, Don Childs and Luc ian Jounnault. Miss Grace Booker and Mickey Mc- Phetridge returned home to LaGrande Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Andy Brewer, Billie, Jerry and Betty were entertained at luncheon Tuesday at the Hedrick home prior to their departure from Stanfield. Mrs. Brewer and children will visit at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs W. J. Osborn at Wild er. Idaho. Mr. Brewer will take an inspection course at Fredreckson, New Jersey. Mrs. Rose Hedrick, librarian, is pleased to report that the circulation of children’s books has increased from 22% to 41% during the past three months. Mrs. Paul Baker and Terry have returned home after six weeks visit in Colorado, Wyoming and Washing ton. STONE’S FOR BETTER AND THRIFTIER FOOD BUYS TASTIER MELS with these UMATILLA NEWS By Mrs. Glenn Ostrom Mrs. Alicia Franklin and children, Mrs. Art Bousquet and Mrs. Smith spent Friday afternoon in Pendleton. Mrs. Smith went on to her home in La Grande after visiting her son Ken ny Olson here a few days. Mrs. Dean Newgard entertained the pinochle club at her home last Wednesday. Present were Madames Dale Montgomery, John Liedloff, Bil lie Becker. Oliver McNabb. M. Eller. Glenn Ostrom, Miss Jackie Mustard and the hostess. Prizes were won by Mrs. Liedloff first and Mrs. M. El ler second. Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard and Jackie. Mrs. Oliver McNabb and Mrs. John Nye and daughter of Hermiston spent Friday afternoon in Pendleton. Mr and Mrs. Bob Myers of The Dalles and their nephew Bill Myers of Long Beach, Cal., spent Sunday at the home of their niece and sister. Mrs. Albert Vieg and husband. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Newgard spent Saturday afternoon in Pasco visiting at the John McGrawl home. Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Hiatt and Ollie Coryell spent Friday in Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Cramer and daughter of the valley are spending a few days here with his mother, Mrs. Glaydce Baymiller. H. B. Hull left Friday with Olaf Stangeby on a ten day leave from his store here. Mr Hull has been in the grocery and dry goods business for nearly 25 years and is selling the gro ceries and from then on will carry only dry goods. Kenny Olson spent Monday after- noon in La Grande visiting his par ents. He left his automobile to have some work done on it. Clarence Guerin went to Spokane Thursday and brought home his three daughters, Kathleen, Pat and Jean, who will spend the summer with him after attending school in Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. David Early and children of Baker arrived Sunday to visit with her parents and family, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hiatt. They plan oC P & G Soap For Laundry 10 PEAS ■ ■ 20-oz. tin . . . CORN . . 20-oz. til . . COCOA . . 16-oz. tin . Tomatoes . 19-oz. tin Chocolate . 8-oz. pkg. Deviled Meat < 4 f 16 POINTS—S. & W. tender medium telephone peas—They’re dandy eating. 14 POINTS—Monon fancy golden bantam. OUR MOTHER’S Cocoa—Now in the new Victory package. 16 POINTS—Fancy sun-reddened fruit, and delicious to eat cold. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Auto, Truck and Tractor Repairing OUR MOTHER’S unsweetened bar for baking or desserts or candies. 1 POINT ONE BLOCK SOUTH OF BANK BUILDING “Mac’s” Repair Shop Hermiston, Ore. Phone 3241 Swift’s—Try it as a meat stretcher, low in point value. These Items Are NOT RATIONED! Mineral Oil ....................... Aunt Sue Dry Cleaner....... Clorox Bleach................... Nu Bora Bleach................ Shredded Wheat.............. Honey Maid Grahams....... Select Sodas...................... DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR 24% lbs. $1.10 ... Pint 29c Gallon 89c 12 gal. 24c ............. Reg. size lle ............ 2-lb. box 33c .............2-lb. box 19c ............... * . Pints 26c .......... 6-oz. glass 20 ................ 125-ft. 15c ............ 112-lb. jar 35c .........32-oz. glass 230 .................. Quart 198 ......... 7-oz. glass 25c -nun -[ There’» Good Nutrition In Protect Your Buildings by Painting $ Any Cut Of — Meat Pork Chops lb. 37c $ (9 points) lb. 30c Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co. $ A D PLENTY OF FREE PARKING SPACE! Boraxo 10-oz. Package 2 for 250 Borax Powder 2-lb. Package Prices Good June 11th to 17th! 299 NEW SPUDS................................... 10 lbs. 590 NEW CABBAGE, local........................lb. 76 CARROTS............................. 3 bunches 239 LEMONS, large Sunkist dozen 309 ORANGES, small juicy............... 3 doz. ---------------------------------- Serve Nutritious Meals Every Day Points Price 2 - Knight’s Tomato Juice............ 12-oz. tin 9e 14 - Covered Asparagus—mammoth 19-oz. tin 29 14 - McGrath’s Green Beans......... 19-oz. tin 14c 14 - S & W Small Whole Beans .... 19-oz. tin 24c 14 - S & W Cut Green Beans............. 19-oz. tin 21c 11 - Signet Diced Carrots................ 16-oz. glass 15c 19 - Del Monte Pumpkin......................29-oz. tin 1lc Green Bow HUT SAUCE 7 POINTS 712-oz. 5c Price 19 - Royal Club Spinach ................... 27-oz. tin 210 6 - Button Mushrooms..................... 8-oz. tin 52c 4 - S & W Jumbo Shrimp ... 7-oz. tin 38c 0 - Tokeland Crabmeat ............... 3-oz. tin 25c 0 - Davis Codfish Cakes................... 10-oz. tin 18c 3 - Armour’s Sliced Tongue 6-oz. glass 45c 5 - Prem Lunch Meat....................... 12-oz. tin 34c 5 - Crisco Shortening............................ 1-lb. tin 24c THERE’S A STONE STORE (6 points) ( 4points) 148 Points $ Pork Roast Wieners 99.44% Pure cakes 10 POINTS Center Pk. Chops lb. 42c Use Fuller Paints - THEY LAST! Guest Ivory 14-oz. 13c 1b. 36c (7 points) A good coat of FULLER PAINT will last for years. It is good business to protect your buildings from the weather. It not only improves the appearance of your prop erty but will make it last longer. See us to- day for good paint. USE FULLER’S. Camay Soap For Skin Care 3 cakes 199 Thrill's TOMATO CATSUP Pork Steak (7 points) 398 FRUITSaVEGETABLES EMPIRE VINEGAR quarts 15c Kraft Miracle Whip......... Friendwoods Pimentoes__ Diamond Wax Paper___ Diamond Peanut Butter New West Apple Juice__ Goldsmith Kraut—in glass Stidd’s Chicken Tamales ... $ 18c 15c 11c 15c 13c 23c bars IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD! (lore's V FOOD STORES
