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PAGE SIX THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. Your RED& WHITE Store SPECIALS for FEBRUARY 11-12-14 Pancake Flour.................. Red & White, 212 lbs. 19c Wheat Cereal ................................. Red & White 17c Cake Flour....................................... Red & White 28c Flour ............................... Red & White, 49 lbs. $2.35 Fresh Egg Noodles................. Red & White, 1 lb. 26c Soup Mix.................................. Red & White, 2 for 19c Starch....................................... Red & White, 1 lb. 10c Bisket Mix................................. Fisher’s, 212 lbs. 33c Shortening............................. Red & White, 1 lb. 23c Prepared Mustard................... Red & White, 9 oz. 11c Sunspun Salad Dressing ............................... Pint 33c Grapefruit Juice ............... Red & White, 46 oz. 35c Strained Vegetables . ........ Red & White, 3 for 24c Peas ................................ Red & White, No. 2 can 17c Pumpkin........................ Red & White, No. 212‘s 15c Catsup.................................. Red & White, 14 oz. 21c Prunes................................... Red & White, 2 lbs. 36c Grape Juice....................................... Church’s, Pint 33c Peaches ..................... Hunt’s, No. 212‘s 34c ...................... Smucker’s, 16 oz. 23c Peanut Butter ... . ...................... Sunny Jim, 2 lbs. 55c Luncheon Meat ................... Red & White, 12 oz. 40c Lamb Tongue ... ............................ Morrell’s, 9 oz. 33c Paper Towels ... ......... R. & W. Super Dry, 2 for 25c Toilet Tissue.... ......................... Even Soft, 3 for 25c Rinso ................. .............................. Large 24c Lux Toilet Soap ............................ ............. 2 for 15c Floor Wax....... ................ Simoniz,. quart 79c Dog Food.... ..... Friskies Cubes or Meal, 4 12 lbs. 53c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables LETTUCE .... large solid heads 10Ç LEMONS NEW SPUDS CELERY RHUBARB 6 for 2 lbs. 17$ Lb. Lb. 9 196 FRYERS & ROASTING CHICKENS SALMON & HALIBUT FRESH & CURED MEATS for the army. Don Childs will act as scoutmaster to replace him. Mr. Cook’s position at Ordnance is filled by Mr. Harmon which necessi tated his resigning as part time teach high school. er in our nign scnool. Wiley Hewitt will teach his classes in high school while Mrs. George Campbell substi- tutes in the sixth grade for Mr. Hew- tour of England, North Africa, Rus- sia and the Near East. Are You Ready for the Chick Season? Nelson informed Col. Hoffman, commanding Umatilla Ordnance De SEE US FOR pot, that the sturdy Ordnance truck, because of its great flexibility, has made a definite contribution to Allied victories in North Africa. Sicily and Italy, and that when the entire story | itt. of the war is told, the Ordnance truck The Grange met Tuesday night will occupy a conspicuous place on the February 8 to drape the charter for stage with other mechanical heroes. Mrs. Fred Thorne. The Grange also Arriving in England, Nelson visited HALF PRICE WHILE THEY LAST! celebrated its 25th birthday. Mrs. Pi- several cities where Army Ordnance canso baked and decorated the angel trucks were being assembled by Ord food cake in green and gold. Mrs. Es nance troops as fast as they were un ther Strasser decorated the tables and loaded from ships. presented a corsage to the oldest mem- “It was a revelation to see the . ber. Mrs- F. B. Stuart, and to the speedy manner in which these trucks Hermiston, Oregon i youngest member, Patsy Duncan. were assembled by skilled Ordnance | Umatilla basketball boys won the mechanics—boys from all states in j game here Tuesday night. The girls the Union,” he said. “In at least a I volley ball team will play our girls dozen cities, the assembly of trucks here Wednesday night. was being carried out efficiently and honor and glory it has earned and many others are perhaps ordinary ideas, but the suggestion committee The Woman’s Study club met at in a manner characteristically Amer- rightly deserves.” thought they were of great enough the home of Mrs. Rose Hedrick Thurs can.” HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH value to be eligible for cash awards, day afternoon with Mrs. Ray Taylor In North Africa, the WPB chief H. V. MeGee, pastor and so, they all received checks. Why presenting the subject of Modern Mu had tea with a famous British gen Church School, 10; 00. A Bible don’t you get in on some of this free sic or Music for Everybody. eral who, during the invasion of Sici centered school. money ! In addition to being paid for The Ladies Aid met at the home of ly, was a member of Gen. Montgom Morning worship at 11:00. Even- ideas, you will feel that you are help Miss Elva Berry on February 3. Our ery’s staff. This general was enthu ing at 8; 00. ing your country by selling your ideas sick members were all voted a potted siastic concerning Ordnance trucks Baptist Youth Fellowship at 7:00 to your government. plant of violets. Mrs. Roy Duncan and especially the performance of the p. m. cut a beautiful angel food cake baked 212 -ton six-wheel truck which proved by Mrs. Cordilla Lowe honoring the so successful during the invasion and HERMISTON METHODIST February birthdays. Next meeting subsequent engagements. CHURCH “The troops landed and , after the will be at the church. Walter A. MacArthurt Minister completed their Dicky Caplinger is visiting for a ' bulldozers bulldozers completed their job, the “The Astonishment of God” is to be week at the home of his grandparents Ordnance trucks rolled right ahead de- the theme for the morning worship Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hedrick while livering supplies to the advancing in- service this Sunday at 11 o’clock. his mother is visiting her sister Mrs- fantry and artillery,” the general Race Relations Day is to be observed said. Ralph Isackson in Portland. at this service. — - Visiting that part of the Russian | Other services: 10 a. m., Church Henry Potenski, welder from Port land, is recovering from a recent op-‘front evacuated recently by the Ger-1 Scho©!. eration at the home of his mother, | mans. . Nelson said he failed to ob-School; 6:30 p. m., Youth Fellowship; I serve any real roads, yet lend-lease 8 p. m„ Sunday Evening club; Tues- Mrs. Nanny Potenski. a —• Ordnance Ordnenee trucks managed Hughes has accepted the Army managed t to day, 7:30 p m Young Adults. ( L. T E. "7" --8-9 nas accept« -- --- • e- ---------- negotiate the difficult terrain, roar- janitor job at the high school. ing along in a giant supply line con- | necting the home front and the fight (Continued from Page One) ing lines. “Army Ordnance Department trucks | or manpower, or in general, improve are making their own roads, and do- | the efficiency of the work done, is ing a good job of it. too,” he declared, wanted. Awards of five dollars and “Briefly,” Nelson concluded, “Ord- | up are being paid to the authors of Army Ordnance trucks are destined nance trucks have been lifesavers to such suggestions. Take for example, to play a significant and far-reaching our allies. They have been especially the fellow who suggested that there role in the rehabilitation of our post- valuable because this is a war of be waste containers around for help war world. This is the opinion of movement. The tempo is vastly dif- j ing the grounds clean, and the man FVRNSHER OF HOMES Donald M. Nelson, chairman of the ferent from the first World War. And who suggested that there be doors on PHONE 2121 War Production Board, who got a when the chapter on transportation in | the roof of the coal bins, and the lady close-up of them at work in foreign World War II is written. I believe that who suggested the lights at the south fields during his recent inspection the Ordnance truck will receive all the | end of the parking lot. All these and POULTRY SUPPLIES CLOTHES BASKETS Inland Cooperative 30% U.O.D. NEWS NELSON PRAISES ARMY ORDNANCE TRUCKS IN USE Toys • Games Croquet Sets Laundry L. A. Moore Hermiston Trading Co SAFEWAY RED & WHITE STORE BUY that EXTRA War Bond— Now! Values Like These—at Safeway—Save You Plenty! Sunny Dawn Tomato Juice 2 for STANFIELD NEWS 46 oz. tins (6 pts.) Ry Mrt. Rose Hedrick Want a New Career? YOU CAN very likely find'just the chance you're looking for—in the WAC. If you haven’t a skill. Army experts will teach you. Perhaps you’d like to drive a jeep, work a teletype machine, or help direct airplane traffic. Whatever you do, you will get valuable training—learn interest ing things and hrlp pct thù nur tear won ! TODAY—get full details at the nearest U. S. Army Recruit- ine Station (your local postoffice will give you the address). Or write: The Adjutant General. Room 4415, Munitions Building, Washington. D. C- Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Thorne, 63, who passed away at St. Anthony's hospital February 2. were held at the Presbyterian church Feb ruary 5. Rev. J. M. Cornelison deliv ered the sermon. Mrs. Roy Taylor sang “No Night There” and “Near To The Heart of God” with Mrs. Nathan Bard at the piano. Mrs. Thorne was one of 12 children and was born in Kentucky. One brother survives her in Kentucky, and her husband who has lived on the project here for 26 years. She was a charter member of the Granire and a member of the church. Pallbearers were Roy Penney, Ernest Sires, John Rueber, Curt Rhea. John Schmidt and Fred Shelton. Burial was in the Echo cemetery. W. D. Sabin returned Monday from a month’s visit in California. The sun refused to shine there as well as here but Mr. Sabin’s health is some better. Mesdames Harry Muir and Don Childs will serve a dinner February 10 in farewell to the scoutmaster, Charles Cook, who leaves next week Heinz 14 oz. bot. (18 pts.) Nob Hill Out here in the West Alligator Pears are known as Avocados, and some of the finest Rich Viamins in A, »I. C and C; 1*0 source of D »d K. en Those who like avocados Luncheon Meat 75, lb. 2A Nucoa Lot Margarine (6 pts.) oUe Shortening 3 lbs. IA» 27e Margarine 1 lb. 79 12 oz. (5 points) Safeway Guaranteed Meats them. When ripe, the flesh is soft and buttery, salted a little, the flavor . . . swellegant! BEEF ROASTS 8 Points Yes Maam! Safeway Sells Genuine CALAVO AVOCADOS—lots of grand ways to enjoy them! A* a Salad LB.28Ç BACON 3 Points LB. Royal Satin (16 pts.) OH Lie Dalewood (6 pts.) Safeway Farm Freeh Produce NEW POTATOES 3 lbs. Texas Reds • Firm Delicious PRICES ARE LOW, TOO! On the Half Shell Swell! PORK STEAK 3 Points “ 299 Prices in This Ad Good All Week Through Thurs., Feb. 17 about BOASTS Melto" * firm ONIONS Sweet Spanish 3 LB. 198 lbs. 194 Look for the Groen Tag on Non - rationed Item* — SAVE! HELP US SAVE PAPER—BRING ALONG YOUR SHOPPING BAG Zou cani buoi ¡wmsi baJdnq, Pick-up and Delivery Service for Consoli dated Freightways, Inland Motor Freight, Sunrise Trail, U. P. R. R. Co., and Railway Phone 2021, Hermiston Express and itä Ao eaay! Whether to cook that roast in the oven (by dry heat) or in a covered pot (by moist heat)—it’s a simple thing to decide once you've learned the difference. As a general rule heavy-muscled meat needs to be pot roasted or simmered. Tender meat—oven roasted But it’s really worth the trouble to learn to identify the most popular roarts by sight. I - - - - - - - - T7 Most Popular Are Some ° oasts ° ... Heal) - 1 With DII iCook*"" I " . with Moist Heat) (Cook AAAAAAAAAAkA o Round®es" I Heel 1 RumpRoast (Bee I pave son "Bet" I 123 S.E. COURT — PENDLETON Kern Pure Pork Tall Cans (1 point) "crazy" about — LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING — LEE’S SHOE SHOP 3 lb. bay [Q, Coffee - 1 lb. 20c COFFEE ue in quality stamped by the brand name— CALAVO. You either like avocados or you don’t. But you have to try one to find out. “Anywhere for Hire” Will Pay Prompt Attention to Mail Orders! HIGH-GRADE Regular Cherub Milk 3 for 1 Ib. 23c Coffee Hermiston Transfer Co. Quality Shoe Repairing 27, Ole bottle IZw Ketchup means QUALITY in AVOCADOS (^J EDWARDS Cored Us « short Ribs four I I (DE. (cl) Fat i Rast (Beet) . 1 Siilot W Loin o Pot \ Leg oPor % veddbsnouidet * ♦ Veal Legs Picnics Hams Cut This Out SAFEWAY Market Man Remember how wonderful mother’s baking tasted’ Any woman can bake breads, pastries, cakes, rolls, biscuits and muffins fully as good as Mother used to make em —and a lot easier1 Today s modern facili ties and conveniences for home baking would have been way out of this world to Mother' Enriched Flours make it better! Row, since government standards require certain minimums in vitamins and iron, home-baked goods made with enriched flour mean more nutrition for your family Here is further good reason for home-baking Best reason of all is the increased enjoyment and satisfaction you will gain from making your own bread, pies and pastries Wouldn’t it be a good idea to check up on your supplies and get started this week? Buy your favorito Flour at Safeway ENRICHED Gold Medal ENRICHED ENRICHED Crown. Fisher’s Drifted Snow Kitchen Craft sal‘1.02
