The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, November 25, 1943, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1943 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE SIX WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAd The Pentecostal church is having a Thanksgiving service Thanksgiving evening. The Roy Bedwells of Sunnyside, Wash., visited his parents over the week end, going back Sunday. Arvilla Moore. June Cox, Mrs. Wm. G ray beai and Nancy, the Carl Had dock and Fred Adams families were all Hermiston visitors Saturday. Fred Adams is having Mr. Edwards of Hermiston drill a well for him. They have struck water at 65 feet, but are going on for a better supply. Mrs. Harry Whipple is home after spending some time in California vis iting with relatives there. She made a quick trip in spite of the number of travelers on the road now. Jerry Buell has gone overseas ac- cording to a wire received by his father. Ollie Corriell. Mrs. H. W. Grim and Mrs. Sud- darth and the J. A. Shouns were Her- miston visitors Monday. evenings. * lection of Grange officers was held Saturday night at the regular i Grange meeting. It resulted as fol lows: Master, Minnie McFarland; Overseer, Paul Smith; Lecturer. Mrs. Black; Steward. Bill Lilly; Gate Keeper, Eldon Lilly; Chaplain, Mrs. Baker; Assistant Steward, Dan Ran- | sier ; Lady Assistant Steward, Anna Skoubo; Secretary, Edith Hendrick; Treasurer, Mrs. Root; Executive com- mittee. Clyde Tannehill for three years; Ceres, Mrs. Van Metre; Flora, Crystal Barlow; and Pomona, Mrs. I have disposed of my business in Hermiston to 2 Hamilton. i Lester Thorpe of the U. s Navy, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boylen. I wish to take 2 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thorpe and -- — and ------- this opportunity to thank all my friends and 2 Mrs. -- Myra -- Morrill daughter These are troubled times, and in their darkness Joyce of Delake, Ore., spent the week customers for their patronage during the " end visiting at the homes of their we find all the more reason for a full meas past year and a half. I have thoroughly en- 2 father Harry Thorpe and brother Na than Thorpe. joyed my short stay in Hermiston and I L ure of Thanksgiving. We must still be Mr. and Mrs. Daniel and Billy spent trust that the friendships that have been • thankful for the freedom with which we Sunday in The Dalles attending a birthday party. formed will be lasting. • have been endowed; for the liberty which A. McFarland is building a cement Mr. and Mrs. Boylen will continue to serve you • granary on his farm. distinguishes our nation among all nations. I The F.F.A. boys are putting a ce- | well. May you continue your patronage. • By Margaret Thorpe I ment sidewalk from the schoolhouse | May we truly appreciate the fact that we are still George Daniel spent two days in to the gym. able to enjoy a free Thanksgiving Day, un Portland on business this week. Mr and Mrs. John Burlingame and A card party was held in the two daughters of Moses Lake. Wash., molested by bombs and invading troops. Grange hall Wednesday night. There stopped at the Paul Smith home for on their way were 8 tables with prizes going to a * " few minutes 1—5 Sunday ° Mrs. Jean Benefici left for Seattle Bruce Lindsey and Mrs. Surrell for to Stockton, Cal., where they are tak Wednesday after spending two weeks high, and low to Mr. and Mrs. Lee ing a government trailer. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lindsey visited with her parents, the Ernest Steph Pearson. The serving committee was Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Briggs, Mrs. at the home of her parents Mr. and By Mre. Grace Shaun ens. Meinen. , . . .1 Mrs. Fortner this week. Doug Whipple is now a Technical The Sinice Moores went to Prosser, Fortner — r and ___ • Mrs. ----- Mrs. Susan Newkirk is visiting her Sergeant according to a letter re the ¿ach^s.CL^ aned cousin Mrs. Briggs. ceived by his parents. He has been Moore, shool board at her home Thursday stationed in Australia with some trips tok, into New Guinea. Pine Camp, N. Y. ‘ CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Ernest Stephens was an Arlington with the Sunday evening service. We will be: Friday night, “If The Dead Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Moore and served late in the evening. I C. Waimer, Pastor visitor Saturday. He visited his daughter are expecting another record Bible Could Speak”; (No service Saturday Velma and Mrs. Harold I Russell Miller went to Portland for mother and brother there. night) ; Sunday a. m-, “The Marks of Johns and son. Pfc. Clinton Moore, a load of lumber for the Grange hall. The revival meetings will continue Mrs. Emma Steward went to Walla are visiting the Sinice Moores. He The remodeling is being done by , through this week with services every School on Sunday. One hundred and forty-nine were present last Sunday. a Christian”; and Sunday night, Walla Thursday, returning Friday. ‘Grange members who are working night excepting Saturday, closing The E. R. Schneiders arrived home is a tank mechanic. The evangelist’s closing sermons “Three Triumphal Entries of Jesus.” from Heppner Friday. They had been to Walla Walla and Freewater. Mrs. Russell McCoy and children and Mrs. Earl Isom and Donna were in Pendleton Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West Jr. of Munley and Mr. and Mrs. Dewey West Sr. visited the Stephen family during the week end. Mrs. George Brown and Mrs. Wal ter Grider were Hermiston business visitors Tuesday. vi • Thank You... i A Happy Thanksgiving Season To All Is Our Wish BOARDMAN NEWS 1 Peterson’s Food Store ‘ Vyvy¥¥F¥yvvvv¥vFv¥yyyvve IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS Brierley’s Variety Store Saturday. Set ur" mg.ssundas. They I Mr with, them.They !rüe“wsngbe.sesnsns,CSAM.:Ren 0/RUBBER. C. S. Ratliff Your income may be a lot higher than it was 4 years ago—but maybe it's still the same. AUCTION SALE Pancake Flour 1:00 P. M. SUZANNA 17c 6 Miles NE of Stanfield 8 Miles SE of Hermiston Tuesday, Nov. 30 Durham Bull, 2 yrs. old 9 Cows, all good ages 4 Calves, good shape 8 Heifers, mostly y’rlings 8 Brood Sows Duroc Boar, 14 mos. old 40 Head Feeder Pigs In either case you should be concerned with getting the most for your money—everybody is ! So why pay more than these typical Safeway prices ? Shop at Safeway — Save the PRODUCE Ml SHARE difference and put it into War Stamps and War Bonds! CONDIRVI PLAY SQUARE Miracle Whip, Kraft 16 oz. jar 26É Duchess Salad Dressing 16 oz. 23e Evap. Horseradish, Heinz 212 oz. 19c Mustard, Crescent 32 oz. jar 14É Black Pepper, Schilling 2 oz. 7e 8 oz. 100 Vanilla Flavor, Westag 5 oz. 20c Cheese Sprd., Grape Jam, Everbest (6 p.) 1 lb. 216 Corn Starch, Kingsford 1 lb. pkg. 9ç Molasses, Red Hen 18 oz. bottle 13c Chinese Noodl’s, Gold Grain 12 oz. Ild 2 lb. pkg. 22c Quick Oats, H O Pancake Flour SPERRY’S fe 25c Karo Syrup RED LABEL or BLUE 14c Oats, Morning Glory 48 oz. pkg. 22c Cream of Wheat, quick large 23c Grape Nuts Cereal 12 oz. pkg. 14c Bread, Julia Lee Wright’s 11, lb. 130 Oxydol Soap 24 oz. pkg. 236 Duz Soap Powder 2112 oz. 23e Lifebuoy Soap 3 reg. bars 204 Swan Soap reg. bars 6d Scotch Cleanser package 10c Vano Cleaner Quart 290 Book Matches, carton of 50 2 for 25c C. S. Ratliff R, C. PETERS, Auctioneer PETE BERG, Clerk. AND PAULINE GOREY Guaranteed PRODUCI 1. Guaranteed to please — or your money back ! NOB HILL COFFEE La.bag 26c AUCTION SALE In Columbia District — 5% Miles East of Hermiston Wednesday, Dec. I 1:00 P. M. — Implements — i MOWER — 1 RAKE 1 HAY STACKER 1 WAGON i 2-SEC. SPRINGTOOTH i WALKING PLOW i 2-HORSE FRESNO SMALL TOOLS. All Kinds 1 MODEL T FORD 1 2-WHEEL TRAILER 1 HORSE, about 1300 pounds 1 SET HEAVY HARNESS 1 NEARLY NEW SEPARATOR 20 TONS OF GOOD HAY 12 DOZ. GOOD CHICKENS 1 GAS ENGINE CARPENTER TOOLS, all kinds — Furniture — 1 5-FT. kelvinator 1 RADIO — 1 OIL RANGE 1 HEATING STOVE 2 BEDROOM SUITES, complete ALL DINING RM. FURNITURE ALL KITCHEN FURNITURE ALL KITCHEN UTENSILS RUGS — CANNED FRUITS OTHER ARTICLES TOO NUM- EROUS TO MENTION NOTE: Also will sell my ranch of 25 acres. We invite your inspec tion. R. C. PETERS PETE BERG Auctioneer Clerk Solid Heads GRAPES lb. 14c Red Empörer ONIONS 3 lbs. 14c Sweet Spanish SQUASH lb. 3c Hubbard or Marbleheac POTATOES 3 lbs. 10c Smooth No. 1’s ORANGES lb. 3c AIRWAY - Mild, whole roast HILLS BROS. COFFEE Lb. bag 20r 2 Lb. bag 64. VALID TUNA, for hors d’oeuvres (5 pts.) 12‘s 17e SARDINES, Belerà Tomato (11 points can 130 RA VIOLA RIVIERA 15 oz. jar 140 PORK & BEANS, V. Camp’s (18 pts.) No. 303’s 120 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, T. House (3 p.) 46 oz. 320 MALTED MILK, Horlick plain 1 pound “ 790 COCOA, Our Mother’s 1 pound pkg. 1 ld TEA BAGS, Canterbury black 14 pound 220 CUT BEANS, Gardenside (8 points) No. 2’s 14c SPINACH, Emerald Bay (19 points) No. 212‘s 17c PEACHES, Red Tag Fancy (18 p.) No. 303’s 17c Sweet Sunkist TOMATOES "lasses N V? 14c PEAS (18 Points) Sugar Belle JELL WELL V-8 JUICE These Prices Subject to Market Changes and Available Supplies. FOOD —Our Mightiest Weapon — Don’t Waste It! RATION CALENDAR THIS WEEK USE Brown Stamps G, H, J, K and L CABBAGE AUGUST LINDER MS N2 Assorted Flavors Package Vegetable (2 Points) 18 oz. can 13c 5c 12c Good through Dec. 4. Green Stamps A, B & C Good through Dec. 20. Sugar Stamp No. 29 Good through Jan. 15. --J ton WESSON OIL i ! 5 pts., per pint 308 SPRY SHORTENING 5 pts., Lb. pkg. 259 ROYAL SATIN 5 pts., Lb. pkg. PEANUT OIL 5 pts., per pint $ PURE LARD 12 pts., 4 Lbs. 239 359 789 FLUFFO SHORT’NG 15 pts., 3 Lbs. 59. SAFEWAY MEATS Beef Roasts, 9 points Rib Steaks, 11 points Pork Chops, 8 points Pork Steaks, 4 points Ground Beef, 8 points Safeway lb. 28c 1b. 33c lb. 38c lb. 54c lb. 29c Add a War Bond or This Christmas!