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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 16, 1943)
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT Your Store RED&WHUE TINY GREEN Lima Beans MERRY XNAS\ ge, vj'th cur ‘ ./ ¡Oeds Une » 9 ■ 27 Walla Walla Red * White 1 lb. 338 No. 2’s Pint 260 Red & White No. 2’s 25 Cranberry Sauce Minot 12%-oz. 186 179 Prunes No. 2’s 369 Stuffed Olives ° 479 Shortening Red & White Cake Flour Red & White 179 Peas 6* Sunspun 159 Corn Red & White Red & White Coffee 10 1-oz. 1 lb. 238 Catsup Red & White 14 oz. 21 Cocktail Sauce Red & White 10 oz. 4 ad GELATINE, Wadham’s............................... A ...... 15c EGG NOODLES, Red & White..................... 1 lb. 26c SOUP MIX, Red & White..............................2 for 19c LARD, Walla Walla...................................... 4 lbs. 79c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Red & White..... 46 oz. 36c TOMATO JUICE, New West No. 2’s ......... 2 for 23c ASPARAGUS, Red & White................... No. 2’s 43c WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White.......................... 17c PANCAKE FLOUR, Red & White.............. ......... 19c CORN MEAL, Yellow or White, Fisher’s .. 2 lbs. 18c FLOUR, Red & White..... .................... 2412 lbs. $1.19 OVENWARE, Fire King.............. 21 piece set $2.39 GHIRARDELLI GROUND CHOCOLATE 1 lb. 34c PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy........................ 1 lb. 394 HI-HO CRACKERS....................................... 1 lb. 23c ....................................... 2 lbs. 33c KRISPIES AT U.S.O. BUSY PLAN NEW TERM Many gay and festive parties and programs have been planned at the Hermiston U.S.O. club for the holiday season. The U.S.O. council and the U.S.O. staff want everyone, young and old, to atend any or all of the fol lowing events: Pre-Christmas dance Friday night | at 9:00 o’clock. The huge community Christmas sing and music program will be Sunday, December 19, at 4:30 P. M. A children’s party for the first four grades will be Monday, December 20, at 4:00 P. M. A Christmas program and commun ity sing will be held at Ordnance in the recreation hall Tuesday at 7:30 p. M. A military formal Christmas ball is scheduled for Wednesday, Decern- ber 22, at the U. S. O. club, sponsored by the Junior Hostesses. A Christmas party for fifth, sixth, The adult night commercial classes conclude their first term of work in January. Inquiries have been coming in about when new classes will begin. Miss Thomas, instructor, reports that registration for second term courses in typing and shorthand will be Wed nesday night. January 5, at the high school. Classes which began in October will continue with their second term of work. Good work has been done by these classes, and fine progress has been shown. Classes are held Monday and Wed- nesday nights, from seven to nine. Those wishing to begin typing or shorthand courses may do so, and those who want to “brush up" so that they may fill clerical positions are urged to drop a card to Miss Helen Thomas, Box 573, or register on Jan- uary 5 as classes begin January 11. A nominal registration fee is charged. | Fresh Fruits & Vegetables CRISP CELERY ..................... lb. IOC LETTUCE.................................... head 10c CARROTS.......................... 2 bunches 15c GRAPEFRUIT, Texas Pink...3 for 27c ___________ NUTS — ORANGES......................... FRESH OYSTERS CHRISTMAS HAMS & PICNICS Hermiston Trading Co. RED & WHITE STORE RATIONING CALENDAR RATION BOOK NO. 3 Brown stamps for purchase of meats, fats. etc. ( , January 1—Expiration date of brown stamps L, M, N, P and Q. Q becomes valid on December 19. January 29 Expiration date of brown stamps R. S, T and U. R aer ies valid December 26, S on January 2, T on January 9, U on January 16. Each weekly series good for 16 points. for one pair each for indefinite per iod. STOVES Purchase certificates available at local ration boards. WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL Fuel dealers deliver by priorities based on needs. FUEL OIL January J-—Expiration date of per iod 1 coupons in new fuel oil rations. February 8—Expiration date of period 2 roupons which became valid November 30. GASOLINE January 21—Expiration date of Processed fruits and vegetables, No. 9 stamps in A book, each good for jams and jellies. 3 gallona. Value of gasoline coupons: A, B-l. December 20—Expiration date of C-l, 3 gallona; B-2, C-2, R and T. 5 green stamps A, B and Q. January 20—Expiration date of gallons: D, 1.5 gallons: E. 1 gallon. green stamps D, E and F. TIRES • ! Cars with C ration books must have SUGAR January 15—Expiration date of tires inspected every 3 months; B stamp 29 in Book Four, good for five books every 4 months: A books every 6 months. Commercial motor vehicles pounds. must have tire inspection every 6 SHOES Stamp No. 18, Book One, and “Air months or every 5,000 miles, which plane” stamp No. 1. Book Three, valid ever comes first. RATION BOOK NO. 4 Firestenc TOYS make excellent Christmas Airesents • • • • • • • DOLLS DOLL CRADLES ARCHERY SETS GAMES TELESCOPES BASEBALL MITTS CLASSICAL RECORDS seventh and eighth grades will be held 1 AMI . Thursday afternoon, December 23. A children’s Christmas party will I be held at Ordnance Friday afternoon YY YYR at 2:00 o’clock. --- ------ The U.S.O. staff invites everyone Quite a few cases where infectious | to these occasions and wishes every diseases of swine have been suspected ‘ one a Merry Christmas! have been found to be due to poorly | balanced feeding, veterinarians of the \ECH0 COMMUNITY METHODIST J state department of agriculture re CHURCH port as a result of a number of such Earl B. Cotton, Pastor calls answered recently. Sunday, December 19—10 a. m., Hog producers are cautioned Sunday School. ____ _____ _ Christmas program against feeding mostly wheat, which-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 10:30 A. M„ and tree is a onesided ration and mostly pro-1 ------------ --- -------------------- - ------ — 6:45 P M Epworth League tein. Vegetable protein alone is not faifa meal or green alfalfa pasturage. . without feeding animal proteins or 7:30 p‘ M.. A Picture of the Babe sufficient in the hog ration, which The • excessively high price of feeds, foods high in vitamins but this, as the should contain, besides the proteins,together with scarcity, has led some , veterinarians report, is not contribut- and His Mother. You are invited to these services. | foods rich in vitamins, especially al- | hog growers to attempt to get along | ing to the health of the hog. CHRISTMAS CANDY Meat Department THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1943. ONE-SIDED FEED RIAP rerc AIACIry V F "I “ ILI Rohrman Motor Co. NOT Rationed SAVE YOUR POINTS with items like these Low on ration points? Look ing for ideas on non-rationed foods? Then read every item in this “do-ration-points” ad. Come to" Safeway —- where variety of non-rationed as well as rationed foods is so extensive you can really be choosey! Tenderoni Swansdown Soup Mixes Grapefr’t Juice an Camp's Macaroni CAKE FLOUR Large Pkg. AUNT POLLY "I rd J a Sea Mussels, Mainesail 1012 oz. can 32c Clam Juice, Halferty .... 8 oz. glass 14c Tamales, Stidd’s ............. No. 1 can 22c Carrot Juice Mix................. 2 pkgs. 15c Honey, Bradshaw’s ...... 16 oz. glass 29c Peanut Butter, Real Roast .... 2 lbs. 45c Skippy P’hut Butter chunk or cream lb. 35c Salad Dressing, Duchess #16 oz. jar 23c Durkees Famous Meat Sauce 10 oz. 29. Cucumber Pickles, Heinz 24 oz. jar 24c Harvest Mix Pickles . quart 32c Sweet Tomato Relish, Lib’ÿ *" " — 1 6 oz. pkg. PEANUTS • Fresh Roasted Lb. TOWN 46 oz. HOUSE can . . 1. oie . i m b.o , Flap jack Flour, Albers ....... 10 libs. 69c 299 Muffin Mix, Duff’s ......... 14 oz. pkg. 22c Roiled Oats, Peacock...... . 9 lb. bag 47c Quaker Oats......................3 lb. pkg. 23c Oats, Morning Glory .... 48 oz. pkg. 22c MARMALADE Tibbets Brook 2 lb. jar Cream of Wheat............ 1 Ku 12 oz. 23c b . ' Malt-O-Meal Cereal.............. 26 oz. 23c MACARONI Hard wheat 3 lb. Pkg. Wheaties, Gold Medal.... 8 oz. pkg. 11c Shreddies, Nabisco................... pkg. ‘12c RA VIOLAS Riviera n> 15 at. glass 148 Cheerioats Cereal.... ........ 7 oz. pkg. 12c RAROSYRUP Corn Flakes, Kelloggs „11 oz. pkg. 8c 1 1 lb. bottle Nabisco Bran 100%.........8 oz. pkg. 9c PANCAKE FLOUR- , Suzanna 40 oz. P179 ADD A WAR Prices Effective DEC. 17 to 24 (Subject to Available Stocks) BOND OR STAMP TO EVERY GIFT THIS CHRISTMAS 3Et7A7 MFTS SAFSWAY m ROD ìj CE lb. 5Íc” TURKEYS NO. 2 U. S. Primé Hens * Toms. Order Now for Chrittmat. he Armed forces need waste fals TURKEY CITS “rar 39c tsstnls"" 69c COLORED FRYERS I" New Character Dolls ’ —St « a APE w vou t • HENo your." . 1/ GRADE A Ti i r» Co ■ quit TK«»t it rm» (below) require BEEF ROAST lb. 400 “A” Grade, 7 pts. SIRLOIN STK. 1.aad “A” grade, 8 pts. SHORT RIBS lb. A” Grade. 4 pts. W aves - Waac - Red Cross 15c 29c pkgs. DA • POTATOES LB. CRANBERRIES GRAPES Red Empörers 4′79 224 a40 BEEF LIVER lb. 2 EC <6 points) —WP Fancy Calavo« No. 1 Bandon’s lb. 46c nttion point» . • ' BACON (4 p.) lb. Any size piece PICNICS lb Sugar cured (3 p.)—Y" AVOCADOS " ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT Buy ’em by the LB! PER LB. 21 II LB. 140 RUTABAGAS COCOANUTS Florida LB. 2l
