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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 10, 1943)
PAGE SIX E HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON Your RED & WHILE Store — Special* for August 11, 12 and 14 — FLOUR, R. & .. ...................... 25 lbs. >1.05 SHORTENING, R. & ............ ...................... lb. CAKE FLOUR, R. & ............ ...............44 oz. 27c STARCH, R. & W................... ...................... lb. 9c MACARONI, R. & W............. .............. 24 oz. 25c 8c TABLE SALT, R. & .. ............ ............... 2 lbs. COFFEE, R. & W.................... ..................... lb. 33c BABY FOOD, R. & W............. ...... oz. jars 9c SUNSPUN, R. & W................ ................... pint 26c LUNCHEON MEAT, R. & W. .............. 12 oz. 37c VIENNA SAUSAGE, R. & W........ .. 4 oz. 12c PREPARED MUSTARD, R. & W. .. 9 oz. 11c MILK, R. & W................................. .. tails 10c 18 oz. 12c CORN FLAKES, R. & W................ WHEAT FLAKES, R. & W........... ... 8 oz. 10c BRAN FLAKES, R. & W................ . 15 oz. 11c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, R. & W..... 46 oz. 35c ORANGE JUICE, Palm Peach..... 46 oz. TOMATO JUICE, R. & W.............. 46 oz. 25c ... 2 lbs. PRUNES, R. & W............................. . 15 oz. 14c RAISINS, R. & W............................ TOOTSIE VM ............................ .. 55c No. 2 15c BEANS, Van Camp’s........... ........... CRACKERS, Sodas or Grahams ... . 2 lbs. 33c VINEGAR, Speas............................ ..... qt. 22c 5c TOILET SOAP, Lady Godiva....... .... bar IVORY SOAP ................................. .. large 11c LABORLITE..................................... 16 oz. 23c CLOROX........................................... 12 gal. 27c OXYDOL................. v........................ 24 oz. 24c — MEAT DEPARTMENT — CHICKENS — SALMON — HALIBUT A GRADE BEEF —ALL CUTS PORK CHOPS & ROASTS LUNCH MEATS — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — LETTUCE, large solid heads TOMATOES, ripe and firm..... GRAPEFRUIT, large and juicy 2 for 25c 2 lbs. 25c 2 for 18c Hermiston Trading Co RED * WHITE STORE UOD PICNIC (Continued from page 1) their families were all cordially in vited to come to the picnic and enjoy themselves in games, music, and just plain fun. • • NOTE: Due to lack of time, it was impossible to contact ail the business people in the community and those names not appearing on this listing are missinng for that reason. U.O.D. Employees Association Umatilla Ordnance Depot VOTE FOR C.J. SHORB FOR CONGRESS h —i’d. Pol. Adv, Any person desiring to cooperate Conrad has also spent some time at will please call at the Baptist parson Umatilla visiting her daughter, Mrs. A. S. Vincent and family. age or phone 3191. Miss Zana Dudley left Sunday for her home in Portland after spending a week here at the home of her aunt. ■' Mrs. L. Hammer. Carolyn Woodward, small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodward, re- Mr». Koon Writes from Portland Mrs. R. E. Koon, former resident of ermiston while Mr. Koon was em- oyed as an engineer at the Umatil- Ordnance Depot during its early instruction, writes from Portland at she wishes to renew her subscrip- n to The Herald as they “wish to ep in touch with changes and im- ovements in Hermiston. We find ws which remind us of the pleasant spent in Hermiston in ‘41 and While Learning Trainmen and yardmen requir ed by Union Pacific Railroad Company- and men without ex perience in good physical condi tion. 26 to 55 years of age. will be given course of training to quali fy them for this work and will be paid for training period if they complete training, qualify and go to work. Men with previous ex perience will be considered up to 60 years of age. If now or recently employed in an essential industry, must furn ish Statement of Availability or release from former employer and should also have Social Security card and latest draft board regis tration card when reporting. Vacancies are in territory Port land to Rieth-Pendleton and branches with terminals at Port land, The Dalles and Umatilla. By Mrs. Bob Woodward Mrs. Louisa Conrad who has spent e past three weeks here visiting at | e home of her daughter, Mrs. L. immer, is now visiting with her son, | r. and Mrs. John Conrad, and plans return to her home in Milton at the d of the week. While here Mrs. I FARMERS Financial Responsibility Law. COMPLETE YOUK PROTECTION— WITH Collision Coverage Cost Truck Insurance Exchange SEE ALLAN LANGENWALTER Hermiston, Ore. Phone 3291 SEE ROY DUNCAN Stanfield, Ore. Phone 691 Safeway variety in lunch meats is always large—always inviting and fresh. Canned meats and spreads in our grocery section present further ideas for lunch makers. Assorted Lunch Meats . lb. 39c Macaroni and Cheese, head cheese, roast beef. Spiced Lunch Meat... lb. 42c DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING . . . ( NU MADE fresh MAYONNAISE . . Qt. Jar HOLD ON WAR BONDS MORE CUARAHrifD flteSH PRODUCI 47e Tomatoes < Deviled Ham. Cudahy 3 az., 2 for 25c Swift’s Prem ...... 12 oz. can 32c Kem Brand Meat 12 oz. can 29c Fully ripened on the vine lb. .10 Corn......... Yellow Bantam, tender —Other Market Features— Bologna lb. 29c Fresh, tasty lb. 29c lb. 38c A Grade Ground Beef lb. 28c A 4 B Grade Bacon lb. 33c Any Size Piece Pork Shoulder Roast lb. 31c Center Cut Listen to "Tonight at Hoagy s" Featuring Hoagy Carmichael . . . brought to you by Nu Made fresh Mayonnaise . 8 30 Sunday night over Don Lee Mutual Station«. lb. 34c Short Ribs lb. 19c Brown Mustard WATERMELONS BEANS................... Libby - sweet spiced No. 2H’s Pork & Beans 2 for .25 Ripe Olives 16 oz. .22 Lindsay Medium lb..19 2 Champaigne sptaus"zs"o.. Crackers. Snow flakes or 2 Jar Rubbers^'3 for .10 Regular Jar Lids Edward* Coffee lb. jar .28 Drip or Regular THE each one developed to solve a special wear problem LOW PRICES ON at some point on your car. Better have • look at that mileage right . A CANNING NEEDS! now. And if your car is due for CT9% Get yours while stocks lubrication — see your Standard Ci is mio. —* * ***** VWPE*e 3 for .27 Cherub Milk 3 cans for 2 points - tall cans Sun Valley Beverages .39 64 oz. bottles quart .S3 Mazóla Oil Cooking and salad oil SAFEWAY lb. .06 Honeymaid Grahams of your car. To make sure it has the right kind of HAS lb. .13 Golden-ripe—and good' Kerr or Vacu-seal SAFEWAY 10 lbs. .33 CANTALOUPES ... Green Tomato Slices Peanut Butter oil — and the right amount at every wear point — lb. .10 Local, stringless Elbertas Real Roast see your Standard Service Man at least every 1000 lb. .04 PEACHES............... Heinz - 6 oz. jar Hi-Ho Cracker* Like spark plugs or battery, oil is actually a vital part lb. .10 Half or whole POTATOES............ Penthouse (15 pts.) 26 oz. cans Pork Steak GRAPEFRUIT...... Arizona Marsh Seedless White Rose Snack Crackers STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA Very Low FARMERS AUTOMOBILE ■ •»•r- INSURANCE Esekang. Apply to Agent at Umatilla. Pendleton, Stanfield, Hermiston. Ordnance. Arlington. Heppner. Condon, Hood River or The Dalles or write direct to Trainmaster. The Dalles. Any size piece • Damage Yes, indeed! For picnics, for war workers’ lunch boxes, for luncheon spreads —look lor the makings where variety is extensive, stocks are large and fresh, prices are low—yes, look for these at Safeway Save time and money! Liver Sausage Service Man today Bodily Injury Liability and Property Policies meet the requirements of Oregon’s y&A,rï)/la'ajn! Safeway had ihn Iakinga (on Sandwiches and aLunchji&! “Can you imagine almost the whole of the United States east of the Mis- sissippe in ruins. 38,000,000 people forced to flee on foot and by primitive means of transportation, some for dis tances of more than 1.500 miles? miles. He uses over a dozen different lubricanti, Glenn Parsons is o' tion from his work a $ age plant. Mr. and Mrs. Bob children Beverly Jo Sunday at a family | Sherman Wells home out of town relatives Mrs. William Instoni Mrs. Constance Hat Steve of Lena, Chai Luckman, also of Woodward, on leave Harold Woodward fi Also present were Mr ter Kilcup. —before you buy or renew your AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Union Pacific COLUMBIA NEWS AID SOUGHT FOR RUSSION RELIEF “We thank God this has not hap pened in America, but JUST THIS HAS HAPPENED IN RUSSIA. Now the tide is turning. They return to find their homes, their schools, their factories, mines, and fields devastat ed and useless. "There is dire need in Russia for medicines, surgical supplies, canned milk for babies, seeds for gardens, clothing —the list is limitless. Mind ful of this the Baptist Women's Mis sionary Society are joining with other Christian groups in filling kita, each to contain a few simple articles use ful in any household.” turned home Tuesday after four days at Ordnance Post Hospital where she was a tonsilectomy patient. Word was received Tuesday from Tiny Caldwell that he has arrived in San Francisco and is confined in a naval hospital there. He expects to be home soon on a medical discharge. Miss Louise Hammer returned home Tuesday after spending the past week with relatives in Portland. Miss Rosalie Hammer who has been employed by the Rogers Canning com pany in Milton has been spending a few days at home but will return to work at the Majonnier plant in Free water. FOUR-H YOUTH TO VISIT RAM SALE On Thursday. August 17th, a 4-H club program will be put on in con nection with the annual ram sale at Pendleton. In addition to judging and other work with sheep, club mem bers will have an opportunity to see the Eastern Oregon State Hospital dairy herd, saddle horses, equipment of the Mustangers and instruction in horsemanship. The day’s program will be climaxed with a swim in the Pendleton natatorium. The club mem- ers will leave Hermiston by bus for Pendleton at 8:30 a. m. and return in :he evening. Eleven Eastern Oregon counties lave been invited to attend, according o Frank E. Hackler, assistant coun- y agent. THURSDAY. AUGUST 10, 1944 doz. .09 Jels-Rite Pectin............8 oz. bot. .10 Parowax Paraffin ......... 1 lb. ctn. .12 Canvas Shopping Bags....... each .59 Flour 50 lb. sk. 1.99 . Kitchen Craft g Shortening 3 lbs. .59 Royal Satin SAVE PAPER! DON'T WASTE A SINGLE BAG! Begr"7
