The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, July 22, 1943, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextYour RED&WHUE Store GROCERIES "DON’T FORGET CARNATION MILK' • • • « « «GREEN BEANS, Hood River .... No. 2’s 16c «PEAS, Red & White...................... No. 2’s 150 «TOMATO JUICE, Red & White . 46 oz. 24c «LARGE RIPE OLIVES, Lindsay's, No. 1’s 298 « APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl ..... 29 oz. 220 « « « « « «PEANUT BUTTER, Red & White .... 1 lb. 430 «DEVILED MEAT, R. & W., No. 12‘s, 3 for 331 «SUNSPUN.................................... Pint 27e « WESSON OIL.................................. Pint 330 «VANILLA, Pheasant...................... 8 oz. 39c « « « « • THURSDAY, JULY 22, 1943. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON OREGON PAGE SIX «COFFEE, Red & White.................... 1 lb. 33c ©PANCAKE FLOUR, R. & W........ lbs. 19c « WHEAT CEREAL, R. & W............ ... oz. 17p «CAKE FLOUR, Red & White.................. ... «FLOUR, Red & White........... 241, lbs. $1.05 « « GRAPENUTS................................ 13 oz. 156 • « GRAPENUTS FLAKES................ 12 oz. 152 • • RICE KRISPIES, Kellogg's .............. 132 « «SALAD MACARONI, R. & W....... 14 oz. 162 • « TABLE SALT, Red & White.......... 2 lbs. 80 « « DOG FOOD, Friskies • « MATCHES, Red Junior • •BORAXO ............ • «TOILET TISSUE, M. D. • «KOTEX............ ... 412 lbs. 530 Carton 24c ............ 15c ....... 3 for 20c 12’s, 2 for 43c TRUCK PERMITS TO BE HEARD L. D. Price. The examiners will remain in town over Friday in order to hear cases heretofore announced—that of L. S. i With a larger number of applicants Bradley of Yakima; W. M. and W. O- Hall of Walla Walla and of Francis for trucking and transportation per Hobson of Walla Walla. mits to receive attention in Eastern Oregon, the examiners representing Utilities Commissioner George H. Flagg will extend the time of their forthcoming visit to Pendleton to two days, July 29th and 30th. On Thursday, the 29th, they will sit at the court house to examine witnes ses for and against granting permis sion to the Portland-Pendleton Motor Transport Co., to operate between Boardman and Stanfield over the new ly completed U. S. Highway No. 30. On the same day the examiners will hear the matter of change in owner ship in the Price Chevrolet Company of Milton. Merton K. Ransom is transfering his rights to L. W. and ID], ISL /I DR. DALE ROTHWELL CREAMING USE CARNATION F« P. Sargent Const. Co. OR PHONE 2051 AND LEAVE NAME The new Hermiston sewer is now operating and is readv for connections. The new ordinance calls for connections within 90 days. Be among the first to take advantage of this convenience. Connect now ! coupon which provides space for en dorsement on the front, it was ex plained. In the case of class “A” books, the license number and state of registration of the vehicle must be written, stamped or printed, clearly and in ink. on the face of the cou- pons._ CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Warner, Pastor Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. Mrs. Charles Laurie, superintendent. Clas ses for children of all ages and Bible class for adults. Preaching at 11:00 o’clock. Mes sage brought by Rev. Orbie Wells. Bible School 10:00 a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Junior-Interme- diate C. E. at 3 p. m.. Senior C. E, at 7 p. m. A member of the Gideons will preach at the morning worship hour. Union Oil Company 76 GASOLINE TRITON MOTOR OIL BI F INSECT AND LIVESTOCK SPRAY LUBRICANTS Paint Thinners Pressure Appliance Fuels Geo. Harkenrider, Consignee MILK ORANGES, juice size............. Dozen 292 LEMONS, large Sunkist.......... 6 for 15c LETTUCE, large heads .............. for 17c CARROTS, fresh crisp....... 3 bu. 102 CELERY, Utah green.................. 1 lb. 19e SAFEWAY Homemaker'Guide Cuaranteed-Fresh Predace guarantees refreshing sa Ms Meat Department— FRESH SALMON and HALIBUT FULL LINE OF LUNCH MEAT Hermiston Trading Co -7 These warm days, what's more appetizing than a fresh salad? But the "makings” must be fresh if that salad is to be delicious. Safeway's produce is as fresh as can be —try it for salads this week! RED & WHITE STORE —--------- — — — —— very active in the business and social affairs of the community and will be greatly missed by their many friends Ry Mrs. Rob Woodward here. Mrs. Waldo Dyer and son Lee Dy Miss Virginia Richardson, who has er have purchased the farm home of been living at the Hutchison home Mr. and Mrs. Baxter Hutchison and will move Stanfield, but may re the Lee Dyer family will take posses- turn here to to make her home with the sion in the near future. Mr. and Mrs. Dyer family. Hutchison, who have made their home Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Parsons and here sinle 1922, will move to Pendle- daughter Glenda returned Sunday ton where they have bought a small evening from Tacoma. tract in the south suburbs of the city. Henry Garberding and Clarence The Hutchisons have always been Crampton spent the week end in Port land. t The Baxter Hutchison home was the scene of a gala gathering on Monday evening of last week when a group of fifty friends met to celebrate the birthday anniversary of Mr. Hutchi son and to honor Mrs. Edward Shaw and son Roy, visiting here from Colo- rado. Out of town guests were Mrs. James Pearson ani daughter Jonell, and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Hutchison and Patricia of Pendleton, and Roy 24 Grant of Stanfield. A three-tier birth day cake decorated with candles (fif- 1:00 P. M. ty-eight of them, Baxter?) was served with ice cream. Mr. and Mrs- Frank Lamb of Ba ker were Monday afternoon visitors OWNER at the Caldwell home while en route Pasco. 212 Miles E. of Hermiston to Mrs. Edward Shaw and son Roy spent the week end in Pilot Rock vis iting the Marvin Hutchison family. Mrs. Fritz Lieghtle underwent a 1 HOWARD HEATER major operation at the Pendleton hos- 1 OAK DINING TABLE pital last Saturday. 1 SIDEBOARD Friends here recently received 2 DRESSERS word of the death of “Grandma" El lis, mother of Mrs. Forrest Moore, at 2 COTS AND MATTRESSES Seaside. Oregon on June 27. Mrs. El I COMMODE lived with the Moores when they SEVERAL BEDS. SPRINGS & lis were residents of this district. She MATTRESSES would have been 93 years old this month She was a member of the SOME PILLOWS * BEDDING First Christian Church. i COLUMBIA NEWS Tomorrow’s AUCTION SALE SAT., JULY Baxter Hutchison, Furniture Implements 1 PLOW 2 CULTIVATORS I SPIKE TOOTH HARROW 1 SPRING TOOTH 1 SLIP I FRESNO 1 OLD SET HARNESS BINDING CHAINS OTHER ITEMS TOO NUMER OUS TO MENTION TRIXITY LUTHERAN CHVRCH E. M. Rutrnshon. Minister (Residence, Pendleton) Services are held in Baptist church. There will be no Sunday School nor divine service next Sunday, as pastor will be absent. Services will be re- sumed on August 8. The regular sched ule is: Sunday School at 1:30, Divine service at 2:30 p. m., on 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month. CABBAGE, fresh green, lb. 5c LETTUCE, Oregon lb. 7c LEMONS, Sunkist lb. 114c Fresh Cantaloupes, Peaches, Apricots, Grapes, Watermelons, Plums & Berries. 2 PENTECOSTAL TAHERNACLE Pastor Shelly E. Gravel 1 REG. O.I.C. MALE, 18 mo. old We are looking forward for some 4 BROOD SOWS. bred. 1 reg. of the Gideon band to be with us this 2 BROOD SOWS WITH PIGS next Sunday -morning at 11 a. m. 4 WEANER PIGS These Christian businessmen have CHICKENS many interesting experiences to re- R. C. Peters, Auctioneer |late. Our Sunday School and church ser B. I. Whitney, Clerk vies at the regular time. Midweek services are prayer meet Several head of livestock ing Tuesday at 7:46 p. m. Thursday will be brought to this sale. at 7:45 p. m. is an interesting Bible study. We want to give you a hearty wel- | Bring what you have if come to attend one or alt of these ser- you want to sell it - NOW ! vices. Pint Jar 26É .................... Kraft Mayonnaise Quart Jar ................... - French Dressing Milani’s ........ 5 oz. , jar 100 Wesson Oil Planter Peanut Oil Quart ............................. bluffo Shortening Lb._ Pkg.......................... Shop ia^fy in the Week anti Stìtì Save < — Rationed Foods — White Tag No. 2 can (16) Corn Country Home .... No. 2 can (18) Peas Red Dart COOKED Kitchen Craft Flour 8 oz. pkg........ (ID Green Beans 140 130 140 No. 2 can 120 Town House ....... No. 2 can 130 (7) Prunes, Choice Red Tag No. 212 can 130 (5R) Crisco Shortening 1 lb. carton .. 250 (2) Grapefruit Juice (15R) Shortening Royal Satin 241 lb. sack ............... Drifted Snow Flour 24 % lb. sack .................. Pancake Flour Suzanna ......................... 3* Corn Meal 980 $1.09 lb. pkg. 19c 9 lb. sack Mammy Lou Yellow ..... Bread, Julia Lee Wright’s 112 lb. loaf -....... Kool-Aid 3 pkgs. Ass’t. drink mix ■ Cider Vinegar 310 13e 100 Gallon bottle ....... Vanilla Flavor Westag - 4 oz. bottle 8c SAFtWAyatATS 4 COFFEE STAMP NO. 22 GOOD NOW SPEND IT AT SAFEWAY - HEADQUARTERS for FRESH COFFEES! EDWARDS Lb. bag 240 NOB HILL . Lb. bag 230 AIRWAY Lb. bag 200 HILLS BROS. Lb. jar 334 SIRLOIN STEAK If you want those summertime salads to be devoured right down to the last shred of lettuce, then use a dressing that will change the ordi nary salad into one of those delicious creations which every member of the family attacks with gusto! Doesn’t matter whether it’s the old- fashioned kind or a favorite from your grocery. By the way, the cooked mayonnaise given below is a cross between mayonnaise and the salad dressing that’s so popular nowadays. MAYONNAISE 2 egg yolks — Non-Rationed Foods — (2) Pre-Cooked Beans Dressings give sparkle to salads Miracle Whip Quart Jar ......... ........ • Livestock ■ Young people’s meeting at 7 p. m. led by Mrs. C. A. Paul. Preaching at 7:45 by Rev. C. E. Ca- lame. Subject, “The Old Corn of Ca naan.” Good singing. Everyone is wel come. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH “Read ’Em and Reap” OUR ads OPTOMETRIST 418 Main Street PENDLETON, OREGON FRUITSand VEGETABLES fOR AND INFORMATION SEE MOTORISTS TOLD TO SIGN COUPONS Motorists who failed to endorse all coupons in their new “A” mileage ra tion books before next Thursday. July 22, when they become eligible for gasoline purchases may subject them selves to a penalty of losing all or part of their rations, Richard G. Montgomery, OPA district director, announced today. In the past it has not been neces sary to endorse the coupons until they were actually used to buy gas. Mont gomery explained, but immediate en dorsements are now required under I a new OPA amendment, both as a I protection to the public and as a help to OPA investigators in checking mis- | use of ration coupons falling into the I hands of persons not entitled to them, Montgomery pointed out. IF YOUR EYES “The new requirement also means I greater protection to the motorist TROUBLE YOU- Come here and get the benefits of | whose book is lost or stolen, “Mont our more than 25 years successful gomery declared, “since the finder or optical experience. Reasonable thief will not be able to pass off the prices for glasses when needed. coupons as his own by writing in his own license number.” We examine your eyes by The endorsement must be made on modern methods and grind the face rather than on the back of glasses to fit in all the latest coupons in the case of any new type styles. • > Sewer Connection Estimates <12 points) lb. 39 PORK STEAK (7 points) lb. 340 PORK CHOPS (9 points» lb. 380 SLICED LIVER (4 points) lb. 210 FRESH SALMON sliced or piece, lb. 556 %2 tsp. Worces tershire sauce % cup vinegar 1 cup salad oil 1 tbsp, shorten ing % cup enriched flour 1 cup water 2 tsps, mustard 1 tsp. salt % tsp. cayenne pepper ‘s tsp. garlic salt % tsp. celery salt %4 tsp. paprika Combine egg yolks, seasonings and vinegar in deep mixing bowl. b. Add oil without stirring. <. Make sauce: Melt shortening in top of 1-qt. double boiler. Add flour and gradually add water, stirring until smooth. Cook over rapidly boiling water until mixture is thick and smooth, about 10 minutes, stirring occasionally. a. Pour hot, cooked sauce into bowl with oil and vinegar mixture and beat with rotary beater until smooth and fluffy, about 3 minutes. a. Store in covered jar in cool place. Makes 1 pt. HOMAYONNAISE —Beat together 1 egg yolk, 1 tsp. salt, 12 tsp. dry mustard and 12 tsp. sugar. When frothy, add 1 tbsp, vinegar or lemon juice and beat again. 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