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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 14, 1943)
Your Store RED&WHITE Pineapple Juice, Dole’s No. 2 can Coffee, Red & White 1 lb. 33c - 2 lbs. 65fi can 10c Tomato Soup, Campbell’s Soup Mixes Luncheon Meat, Red & White 12 oz. 39c Strained Vegetables, Red & White 3 for 23C 2 for 17c Tomato Juice, R. & W. 1312 oz. Wheat Cereal, Red & White 17c 9 oz. Ilc Prepared Mustard, Red & White Complexion Soap, Lady Godiva pint Sunspun 2 for Rice Krispies, Kellogg’s 12 gallon Bleach, Purex Dry Beans, Small White or Ida. Red 5 lbs. Asparagus, Sunset Valley Cut No. 2’s Beets, Red & White Catsup, Red & White Catsup, Brimful Dog Food, Friskies Dog Food, Friskies Meal Dog Food, Gro-Pup No. 2’s 14 oz. 12 oz. 412 lbs. 12 oz. 2 for 27^ 25c 27c 431 14fi 14c 19c 141 53c 19C 212 lbs. 190 Pancake Flour, Red & White 3 lbs. 26c Oats, Red & White 49 lbs. $2.15 LUNCHEON MEATS — BOLOGNA Flour, Red & White 10 lbs. 49c CHICKEN — FISH Flour, Red & White Pint 33^ Wessen Oil 4 lbs. 798 Lard, Sheaf I THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1943. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE SIX — WIENERS Fresh Fruits & Vegetables doz. 29c head 29c 2 lbs. 25c head 10c 3 bu. 10c LEMONS, Ige. S.K. CAULIFLOWER, local SWEET SPUDS, local LETTUCE, beai CARROTS, fresh crisp hunting. Mrs. Dale Montgomery has been quite ill at her home with the flu. Mrs. Josephine I iedloff left Fri day for her home in California after ting ten days at the home of her son and dauchter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John Liedloff and another son Eddy. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Brown and children of Rieth spent Sunday visit ing her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jess Connell and friends here. Betty Mustard, student nurse in Pendleton, spent Sunday here at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Mustard. Dale Hiatt left last week for Eu gene where he will attend O. S. C. Peter D. Farley spent from Friday till Monday in Portland. F. S. Baker and Mrs. Dean New gard spent Thursday in Pasco. Mrs. John McGraw and daughter Judith Ann returned with them to spend un til Friday evening. Mrs. Melvin Eller was hostess to the pinochle club at her home last Wednesday evening. Guests were Madames Al Vieg, Dean Newgard, Oliver and Glenn Ostrom. Prizes were won by Mrs. Vieg and Mrs. Newgard. Mrs. C. A. Ronen spent from Wed nesday to Saturday in Spokane where she went for medical care. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kester of Port land spent Sunday evening and Mon day here visiting friends on their way to the mountains where they will spend a week hunting. The Kesters formerly lived here. David Tonies, who is stationed with the navy at Farragut. Idaho, where he has been for the past seven weeks, came last week to visit with his fath er, Gus Tonies and sisters. Mrs. Dale Montgomery and Barbara Tonies. He expects to receive further assignment upon his return. Mrs. Alma Bowman of Arlington spent the week end here visiting her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Simth. Ralph Storm left Friday for Port land where he will dispose of his home there and move his wife and household goods" here. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shanon spent Sunday afternoon in Walla Walla Let’s get it “over, over there". > Hermiston Drug Co. I Phone 2271 EXAMINED EYES HAVE “Anywhere for Hire” — LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING — Pick-up and Delivery Service for Consoli dated Freightways, Inland Motor Freight, Sunrise Trail, U. P. R. R. Co., and Railway Express - - Phone 2021, Hermiston 2 e Do you avoid serving each member of your family more then he can comfortably eat? YesO NoD Do you make sure, each day, that your garbage pail is not sabotaging your food plan? YesO NoD PERIODICALLY. . . . WHY NOT DROP IN THE NEXT TRIP TO PENDLETON AND HAVE— Your Eyes Examined? these questions, you're all right! If not, my suggestion would be: start today to look for food waste in your kitchen! Stram Optical Co. union PACIFIC STAGES Hermiston Transfer Co. •a Do you plan the exact amounts of food you'll need and buy them » h O NoO accurately? Do you put fresh vegetables away so they’ll stay fresh and nutritious? YesO NeO PROFITABLE 6 Jutialalonick - 226 So. Main St. Pendleton. Ore. Examination Without Charge Sefeuay Honeemuhert’ Baresi I for Health eat the Basic Seven every Bay Yes, it's our patriotic duty and it's plain com mon sense to keep everybody in the family in top-notch health these days. Saleway offers you wide selection of these nutritious foods! Enriched WHITE BREAD Julia Lee Wright 1 * lb. loaf 13c 1 Lb. Loaf »0 FLOUR, Gold Medal 101b. bag 58c PANCAKE FLR., Sperry .. 4 lb. bag 31É CORN MEAL, Mammy Lou 412 lb. 24c OATS, Morning Glory, reg.-qck. 3 lb. 2le OATS, Carnation or Albers .... 3 lbs. 230 CREAM OF WHEAT .... 28 oz. pkg. 230 SHREDDED WHEAT, Kellg. 12 oz. 100 SODA CRACKERS 2 lb. pkg. 28É fRSSH PRODUCI When you’re buying foods in Groups 1, 2 and 3 of the "Basic 7.“ get them farm-fresh and buy them accur ately. by weight, at Safeway! I LETTUCE, large heads 10c CABBAGE, fresh solid hds. lb. 22c CARROTS, tender, tops oft lb. 4c POTATOES, No. 2’s 50 lbs. 85c Blue Stamps U-V-W Expire Octo ber 20. Spend Them Now! PORK & BEANS 29 oz. 4 até Van Camp - 21 pts. jar 4P OLEOMARGARINE (4 points per pound) SUNNY BANK LB. 190 DALEWOOD LB. 23% MILK 3 tall cans Cherub (1 point) MILK (1 point) Tall can Carnation and others MACARONI 3 lbs. or Spaghetti—Hardwheat SALAD DRESSING 16 oz. Duchess jar PEANUT BUTTER 2 lb. jar Beverly 299 100 240 JWr oaé —ar Eré 3 47 SAFSWAÏ MEATS^ er. Beef Roasts No. 2 can PEAS 129 Pork Chops Island Belle - 18 points 9 POINTS 15 oz. pkg. RAISINS Sun-Maid - 4 points . 149 Ground Beef lb. 29c GRAPEÇRT. Juice 46 7 POINTS Town House - 4 points Smoked Píenles lb. 32c TOMATO JUICE No. 2 Sunny Dawn - 3 pts. can 100 6 POINTS LIMA BEANS 2 lb. pkg. Large - 4 points 9 POINTS OZ. Keep on Buying War Savings Stamps! SOMETHING i NEYER SUNDAY EVENING CLUB Hermiston Methodist Church Sunday, Oct. 17 - 8:00 p. m Music by Male Trio FORTY YEARS IN CHINA” - Dr. P. 0. Hanson — 100,000,00ft PROFESSING CHRISTIANS in the WORLD Do you regularly take used fats to your meat man, so they can be turned into ammunitions? T»»O NeO Do you use vegetable "cooking water" in soups and sauces? Yes® NeO Enjoy Good Vision” YOUR I POWER— Enough to maintain Peace, yet no one seems able to harness this mighty force. Hear ROY L. BROWN, at Hermiston Baptist Church Every Night, October 26th to October 31st, at 8:00 o’clock P. M.— HEAR HIM! Do you cook meals carefully, to avoid shrinkage and to avoid burn- V..O NeC) ing the fat? Do you strain the fat from your meat cooking, and use it whenever you can in place of shortening? VesQ NoD - S A Y S — 26,000 lives were lost in the last day of the last World War. Let’s speed the day of Victory and save Amer ican lives by our purchases now of war bonds. Sunday School, Mrs. Laurie, super intendent, at 9:45 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. Young People’s Society, Mrs. O. A. Wells, leader, 7 p. m. Junior meeting. Mrs. Laurie, lead er, 7 p. m. Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. Prayer meetings every Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. We will be glad to meet you at all our services, so come and worship with us. You are welcome. Do you take leftover meats and vegetables, and turn them into savory stews, salads, etc.? Yes® HeD TO ‘------=== ================================== Here’s • Quiz for YOU, on Kitchen Economy OPTOMETRIST A PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH J. W. Stuart, Pastor I OFTEN wonder how many of us realize the vast quantities of good food we normally throw away each day Yes, it’s literally so; most of us waste enough in a month to feed our families for days! War-time conditions make it more necessary than ever, of course, that each of us cut food waste to an abso lute minimum. We all know that, in a practical sense, it’s impossible to avoid having some leftovers But they can be used, tastefully' Meats, macaroni products, gelatin and des serts stand up well as leftovers, and many times they can be dressed up in casseroles, soups and similar dishes, with fresh vegetables added to give new nutritional strength On the whole subject of wasted food, here’s a check list that has a practi cal value: DR. STRAM IS Brierley’s 5c- 10c-15c e=*s wa A sren/n* we A ■ INVESTMENT : Masks - 5, 10 & 25c 2 Hats • 2 far Sc to 25c 2 Decorations, Tallies 2 and Novelties. It s a shame to waste food UMATILLA NEWS IT Sunday, October 17—10 a. m„ Sun day School. B. B. Middleton, superin tendent. 11 a. m., “May We Pray For Material Things?” 6:45 p. m., Youth Fellowship. At 7:30 p. m., either Dr. or Mrs. Perry O. Hanson, a missionary from the Shantung privince in China, will be the guest speaker. They speak from forty years experience as evan gelist and healers in the land that was raided by the invader. They exper ienced the raids and also lived under the occupation of the invader, so they are able to tell the conditions of all parts of China exactly as they exist. You are invited to these services. ► was RED & WHITE STORE %. if ECHO COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH Fari B. Cotton, Pastor ! * » Hermiston Trading Co Paul Viola and daughter Lee Ann spent Monday and Tuesday in Port land shopping. Ry Mr». Glenn Ostrom Mr. and Mrs. Toni Tucker and Joe Mrs. Arzie Smith and infant son spent Saturday in the mountains Rodney Lee returned to their home here from the Hermiston General hospital Thursday afternoon. John W. McGraw of Pasco came last week to be employed a few days at the River Terminal Co. while Dean Newgard. superintendent of the Uma tilla office, was avay from work. Mr. McCraw is superintendent of the Pas co office. Mis. Al Vier, Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and son Gary spent Thursday in Pen- dicton shopping. Mrs. Darrell Cowan, Mrs. Don Mc Bride and two sons spent Thursday in Pendleton shopping. Mr. and Mrs. Goodbar and Mrs. where they visited their daughter Mary who is attending Whitman col lege there. THOUGHT
