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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON PACE FOUR Store RED& WHITE IIS IS A UNION STORE- C : UNCHEON MEAT, Rath’s.............. 12 oz. 390 € ( RAPE JUICE, Church’s.................... Quart 330 PRICOTS, Red & White.................... 212‘s 280 ( ARNISHING CHERRIES, R. & W..... 5 oz. 150 € MANDARIN ORANGES.................... 8 oz. 100 ( I RUNES, Walla Walla...................... 212‘s < SMALL GREEN LIMAS, Walla Walla picnic € BABY FOOD, Red & White 3 for r PEAS, Red & White........... 2‘s 14 oz. © CATSUP, Red & White...... 160 120 230 150 190 5 oz. 210 C SOY SAUCE, Porter’s........... 8 oz. 120 © CHINESE NOODLES........... LOUR, Red & White.......... 24 12 lbs. $1.05 OCAIE FLOUR, Red & White 250 O BAI ING POWDER, Red & White 1 lb. 190 CSFEEDDED WHEAT .. ORICE KRISPIES........... ©CORN FLAKES, Albers C SUPER DRY TOWELS C TISSUE, Blue & White . 2 for 230 2 for 250 17 oz. 150 2 for 230 4 for 290 C . .............................................. € TOMATO SOUP, Campbell’s © Lady Godiva Soap................. Large 190 ...... 100 3 for 150 Fresh Fruits & Vegetables ORANGES, Sunkist....... GRAPES, Sweet Seedless CANTALOUPES............ LETTUCE....................... TOMATOES................... Dozen .... 1 lb. ... Each 2 heads lib. 33- 29 sold today than there ever has in the land, the specified fee and informa history of mankind. Investigate with tion as to the type of tag desired, us the reason of these phenomena. number and kind of hunting license held, and name and address. This in formation may be mailed in a letter or on a special application form that has been prepared for the purpose. DILL PICKLES LUNCH MEAT Quart 3 Business Is Good GUINEA PAPER IS RECEIVED HERE Mrs. F: H. Edmnds of Umatilla has received a newspaper, Guinea Gold, published in New Guinea for the armed forces there. She received the paper from her son, Sgt. Roger J. Jensen, who is stationed with troops there. He also writes an interesting letter, telling of various pets he is training and of different entertain ments. The paper is crammed full of war news and other stories which would greatly interest soldiers. It is very typical of English printing, indicat ing that it might be printed by an English concern. Needless to say, Mrs. Edmonds read every portion of the paper. and getting better all the time. We regret very much that we have to close one day each week, but due to the help situation, it is im possible to keep open over 16 hours a day six days a week. We open at 6:00 A. M. and close at 10:00 P. M. until further notice. Our aim is a cool, clean comfortable place to eat. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cronk EXTENSION IS MADE FOR LAND BANK LOANS Congress has just extended the time for making Land Bank Commis sioner lians to July 1, 1945, R. H. Loveless, secretary-treasurer of the Pendleton Group National Farm Loan Associations, said today. Since 1933, when commissioner loans were first made available to as sist farmers with their credit needs, the Pendleton Group Associations have made approximately 752 such • =------- loans for a total of $1,574,000, accord ing to the secretary. This organiza tion serves the counties of Umatilla and Morrow. Many farmers, Loveless said, have used both Federal Land Bank and Applications are now being accept commissioner loans in financing their ed by the Oregon State Game Com farm purchase programs. Since 1917, mission for the various special big when the Federal Land Bank of Spo game tags to be issued for the 1943 kane. which serves Idaho, Montana, hunting season. Applications will be Oregon and Washington, started op A recent release from the State kept on file and if by August 16, more erations, the Pendleton group assicia- War Board states that an additional applications are received than the tions have made 884 land bank loans supply of 30-30 shells has been made specified quota of tags, then a draw for a total of $5,134,000, available to Marshal Wells Co. of ing will be held to determine the is Despite a heavy volume of land Portland to be used by farmers for suance. If the quota for any particu bank and land bank commissioner predatory animal control. lar allotment of tags is not reached by loans during the early thirties, Love By order of the War Production August 16, then all applications on less is advised that in the last eight Board farmers are eligible to buy hand will be filled and the rest of the years farmers have cut their mort these and other types of shells for tags issued in the order applications gage indebtedness to the Spokane predatory animal control. In order are received until all tags are sold. Bank about a third, and this reduction to obtain the shells the farmer must A person may apply for a tag by is continuing under war time condi sign a crtificate form at his dealer sending in to the Game Commission tions. Just the reverse was true in and he may then obtain the ammuni office at 616 Oregon Building, Port- 1 World War I. tion if the dealer is able to obtain it. Temple Lunch BIG GAME TAGS NOW AVAILABLE FARMERS ABLE TO GET AMMUNITION g Ed 437 10 lb. sk. £20 207 KITCHEN CRAFT 10 lb. sk. 241 lb. sk. 98c NCY AT U.S. TAXLESS CARS TO L ACADEMY BE TAGGED SOON Summertime baking — Kitchen pretty warm these days? Let the oven do most of your cook ing work this summer1 It’s easier— and by the way. summertime baking is really an economy measure Just think of the ways meat can be stretched with the aid of the oven . . . shortcakes, meat pies, and oh, so many other ways! As for short ening, just use those drippings fron bacon, other meat and chicken. A state-wide campaign has been launched against motorists driving their automobiles without the 1943 federal tax stamp, J. W. Maloney, collector of internal revenue, has in formed the Herald. Many motorists have failed to purchase the stamp be cause of a report that congress was considering a bill to abolish the tax for the duration. “The stamps should have been pur chased by July 1 and anyone driving a ear without the tax stamp is violat ing the law,” stated Mr. Maloney. He added that motorists lacking the stamp will be cited to court if found driving their machines. Stamps are available at the post office. MEAT PIES Use the same kind of biscuit dough made with drippings for a covering for meat pie. Use left over meat or small pieces of pre- cooked meat, vegetables of your choice and enough thickened juice from the meat or vegetables to give moisture to the pie filling. Cover with biscuit dough and bake in a hot oven (450° F.) until the crust is rich, golden brown. Serve. ECONOMY CAKE— Sift 2 cups all- purpose flour with 2*2 tsps baking powder, 1 tsp. cinnamon and 14 tsp. cloves Cream together 3 tbsps. shortening and 3 tbsps. meat drip pings and add 1 cup of sugar grad- ually, creaming until smooth. Add 1 egg and beat well, then add flour mixture alternately with 23 cup milk. Then add 1 tsp. vanilla or other flavoring. Bake in greased layer cake pans or muffin tins in moderate oven (375° F. ' for about 25 minutes or until done. — Due to the labor situation, we are " sorry to announce that we are . forced to discontinue our pick- a up service. We will continue — Please bring your packages to the 4 laundry and call for them when finished. When conditions are better, we will again resume 2 our pickup service. —I Mr. and Mrs. Horace Smith Hermiston Laundry BAKING POWDER ROYAL are current topics of conversation. Julia Lee Wright’s article in this week’s Family Circle tells you how to go about it. Helpful hints on sun and oven drying and jelly and jam mak ing will make summer canning a VICTORY CANNINO ANO DRYING pleasure. Safeway Homemakers’ Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT. Director 25 oz. tin WELL WHY DONT ENVY. CAROL WHEN I you 00 SOUt Priced by the pound to save you money. Buy just what you can use today—pay only for what you get at Safeway. BING CHERRIES No. l’a - For Canning lb. CANTALOUPES Firm Ripe LETTUCE 10C lb. Oregon lb. TOMATOES California Rationed Foods 680 Royal Satin Short’ng (15R) 3 lb. jar 640 Kraft Cheese. Velveeta (4R) % lb. 220 Moneta Chili Sauce! 10B ) 12 % oz. hot. 160 Tom. Juice, Sunny Dawn (4B) 46 oz. 220 Split Peas, green or yellow (4B) lb. 100 Large Lima Beans (8B) 2 lb. pkg. 250 Corn. Country Home (14B) No. 2 ’ 140 Snowdrift Shortening (15R) 3 lb. jar COFFEE — Use Stamp No. 21 EDWARD’S, whole roast AIRWAY, whole roast SCHILLINGS 240 lb. bag 200 2 lb. size 620 lb- bag Everyday Needs Bread, Julia Lee W. 112 lb. 13c Soda Crack., Tasty Md. 2 lb. 25c Mustard, Heinz Brown 6 oz. 9c Soup Mixes, Aunt Polly 3 for25c French Kettle Soups, dehy. ..13c Kellogg Rice Krispies pkg. 11c Kool Aid, asst, flavors 2 pkg. 9c Paraffin Jelly Seal 2 pkgs. 25c Zee Paper Towels 3 rolls 25c Oxydol large pkg. 23c Ivory Soap med. bar 6c SAFEWAY MEATS Prices on Safeway guaranteed meats are as low as these every day of the week. JOWL BACON lb. 219 lb. 239 lb. 399 (3 Points) DRY SALT PORK (7 Points) SIRLOIN STEAK ( 12 Points) lb. SMOKED PICNICS (6 Points) SAUERKRAUT fresh, qt. 7 on sure • ru JUST RUN HOME to w ure APARTMENT AND harvest THINK OY AU. THE CANNING MY VICTORY GARDEN you CAN OO BOX' On CAROL! SOMETIMES I FEEL NOT DOING ANY.. Powdered Sugar 1 lb. carton 9c Brown Sugar, Golden C, lb. ctn. 9c Salt, Max-i-mum pl. or ido., ctn. 7c Cake Mix, & muffin mix pkg. 28c Molasses, Red Hen, No.112bot. 13c Peanut Butter, Real Roast lb. 28c Swans Down Cake Fir. 234 lbs. 26c Pancake Fir., Suzanna '3y2 lbs. 19c 100 G Bran Nabisco 1 lb. pkg. 19c Whip-Aid makes cream whip 9c Mello-Whip for whipping erm. 19c Margarine, Sunny Bank lb. 17c (4 points-red) FRESH PRODUCE CAROL DOES A urree CAMUN&f IM JUST GREEN WITH 439 12 oz. tin CALUMET BISCUITS Let those meat dripping get tirm in the refrigerator, then use them for making biscuits for meat shortcakes. Creamed hamburger is a grand topping. Or cut link sausages into small slices, fry them and make a gravy from the drippings and serve them over the biscuits. HERMISTON RA PT 1ST CHURCH H. V. McGeet Pastor Mysteries of the “Word”. The ori gin of God’s Word, its influence upon human society, and its place in the life of man today: what is the secret of the power of this ancient Book? It still remains the world’s best sell er, publishers cannot fill their orders, more copies of the Bible are being ble and welcome your patron- age. GOLD MEDAL. 241 lb. sk. $1.19 an economy measure So Sorree! - You can spot them immedi ately—they indicate non rationed foods. You’ll be amazed at the variety of good foods that require no points. Best Buys tn BAKtHG ttBBBB ENRICHED FLOUR to give the best service possi- gas ass P.. Kemoohoó Cue 150 100 RED & WHITE STORE — " If Hitler wins, the issue for you will be living itself and not just the cost of liv- ing. Think that over and fig- ‘ ure it out for yourself how -- much beyen10 percent of your family inco • you should put into War Bords every payday. 4 LOOK FOR THE GREEN MARKERS AY. for FINE ASSORTMENT - Farmers who need ammunition for predatory animal control are urged to get their order in to their dealer soon. 139 rmiston Trading Co man Lowell Stockman will ancy at the U. S. Naval Annapolis, Maryland, for "ginning .July I. 1944. Can- st be not less than 17 years more than 21 years of age irst of the calendar year which they enter the Naval Applicants should be 1 seniors, or graduates of i I, or college students. The ce Commission expects to ipetitive examination early 1 to aid in the selection of for the Academy. Appli- st be legal residents of the ngressional District of Ore- 1 perfect physical condition, t regular vacancy for the ¡strict at the U. S. Military West Point. New York, is ur in 1946. 3 who are interested and e should write to Congressman ockman, 407 House Office Washington, D. C., imme- 1 that they may receive ad- iformation and be admitted imination. In Hermiston the Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. has the necessary certification forms. Any dealer who is an agent of Marshal Wells Co. has necessary instructions for securing this ammunition. 210 Meat Department SAUERKRAUT THURSDAY, JULY 8, 1943. JUST UKE A CUES IN A WINDOW ALL RIGHT! - 106 SO You CANT HAVE A VICTORY GARDEN ! BUT you CAN HAVE A CHOICE FROM SOME Of THE BEST GARDENS IN THE WORLD I RIGHT AT YOUR SAFEWAY STORE ! WHY THEY HAVE GUARANTEED FRESH PRODUCE ! NOW. DO you snu SAV OWELER ! » » « 8., 2 1 snrenR ‘we . “ s THANK you CAROL- TELLING ME ABOUT SAFEWAY $ - WAS A REAL GOOD TUItN-ANO TOMORROW I START enie euuc I 7___ A
