THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1944.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
PAGE six
BULLDOGS WIN
Your
RED&WHUE
Store
No 212 can
PRUNES—Hunt’s Supreme
3 lbs.
OATS—Red and White
WHEAT CEREAL—Red & White
PANCAKE FLOUR—Red & White
20 oz.
ZOOM
46
oz.
can
TOMATO JUICE—Red & White
22c
26c
17c
19c
23c
26c
2 lbs.
5 lbs.
1 lb.
46 oz.
pint
11 oz.
39c
47c
33c
35c
26c
9c
FLOUR—Red & White
FLOUR—Red & White
SLICED BEETS—Red & White
GRO PUP
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
SWEETHEART SOAP
2412 lbs- $1.13
49 lbs. $2.20
No. 2 can 17c
large 25c
2 for 15c
2 for 15c
2 for 25c
pkg. 22c
6 oz. 7c
pint 29c
lb. 42c
PAPER TOWELS
KOTEX—Regular or Junior
TENDERONI—Van Camp’s
VANO
SLICED BACON—Blue Label
Fresh Fruits & Vegetables
2 doz.
JUICE ORANGES
GRAPEFRUIT Large Texas Pink 3 for
CABBAGE Nu California
lb.
CAULIFLOWER Large Snowball head
B MD TOSE TWO
39c
27c
5c
25c
Meat Department
SMELT — HALIBUT — SALMON
FRESH & CURED MEATS
Hermiston Trading Co
RED & WHITE STORE
profit of $93.00. Cards were played
during the early part of the evening,
and square dances followed the serv
By Mrs. Bob Woodward
ing of refreshments.
Mrs. Jack Mathews spent two days
Mrs. Carl Hammer and children
Carole and Dick arrived Saturday | last week in La Grande.
Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell was shopping
night from Oakland, Calif., and ’ are •
staying at the Lester Hammer home. in Pendleton Saturday, and spent the
Fred Davis was called to Condon week end with friends in Umatilla.
Mr. and Mrs. Wavie Carter of
on Monday by the death of his father,
Mark Davis. Mrs. Fred Davis and Ordnance were guests Saturday even
children and Duff Knight will go to ing at a buffet supper at the Joe
Con on for the funeral services Wed Hornsby home, honoring Mr. Horns-
nesday. Mrs. Rebacca Knight, sister by’s birthday anniversary.
The Ralph Johnson family are mov
of Mr. Davis, went to Condon last
wek to be with her brother, but will ing their household goods here from
return here with her son after the Salem this week. They recently pur-
chased the Mikesell place near the
funeral.
Mrs. H. G. McCulley has been quite hop yard.
Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Pike have re-
ill this week with a severe cold.
The pie social at Columbia club turned to their place here, which has
rooms last Saturday evening sponsor been rented to Dave Dufur the past
ed by the Columbia Grange was a very several years. Mr. Pike has been
successful project, as well as an en postmaster at Grass Valley a number
tertaining evening for about seventy of years and is now retired.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Patton and
persons
Cpl. John Varner of the Pendleton Mrs. John Kilby of Pendleton were
air base was a most popular auction Sunday visitors at the W. S. Phillips
eer. ably assisted by Mr. Hodge, sell- home. Mrs. Patton and Mrs. Phillips
ine the generous supply of pies at a are sisters................................. ...... -
COLUMBIA NEWS
Annual Meeting
Saturday, Feb. 26
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RATION1HG
CALENDAR
— Specials for February 18-19-21 —
MARMALADE—Sunny Jim
CORN SYRUP—R. & W. Golden
COFFEE—Red & White
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE—R. & W.
SUNSPUN
KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES
Mrs. W. H. Instone of Lena, who
has spent several weeks in Hermiston
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at the J. S. Wells home while recup-
erating from a severe illness and op- 1 ----- -79
eration, is spending several days this
week with the Bob Woodwards.
RATION BOOK NO. 3
(Brown stamps for purchase of
meats-fats, etc.)
February 26—Expiration date of
brown stamps V, W and X.
March 20—Expiration date of
brown stamps Y and Z. Z series valid
on February 20. Each weekly series
good for 16 points.
RATION BOOK NO. 4
(Processed foods.)
February 20—Expiration date of
green stamps G, H and J.
March 20—Expiration date of green
I stamps K, L, M. Tokens will be giv-
! en on and after February 27, in
I change.
February 27—Starting date for use
I of red and blue ration tokens.
SUGAR
March 31 — Expiration date of
I stamp 30, Book 4, good for 5 pounds.
Stamp 40, Book 4, valid for 5 pounds
canning sugar through February 28,
1945.
SHOES
Stamp No. 18, Book 1, and “Air
plane” stamp No. 1, Book 3, valid for
one pair each. Loose stamps not ac-
cepted.
STOVES
Purchase certificates available at
local boards.
WOOD, SAWDUST, COAL
Fuel dealers deliver by priorities
based on needs.
FUEL OIL
March 13—Expiration date of per
iod 3 fuel oil coupons. Period 4 cou
pons valid February 8 to September
30. Not mere than 59 per cent of sea
son’s rations should have been used
to date.
GASOLINE
March 21—Expiration date of No.
10 coupons in A book, 3 gallons each.
TIRE INSPECTION
“A” every 6 months, by Mar. 31.
“B” every 4 months, by Feb. 28.
“C” every 3 months, by Feb. 28.
“T” every 6 months or 5.000 miles
of driving.
best game of the year, leading his
teammates with 10 markers and gen
erally playing a fine floor game.
Box scores follow:
HERMISTON 26
FG FT PF TP
2
Rodgers, f ...............0
2
Harkenrider, f ........ 0
1
1
Connor, f ................. 0
1
Johnson, f ............... 0
0
0
Null, g ..................... 0 0
0
Schoonover, g .......... 3
0
•
Wilcox, g ................. 2
0
4
0
Pierson, g
0
•
Alford, c ................. 5
2
12
Davis, f .................. .0
0
0
Totals ............... 10
6 14 26
PENDLETON
FG FT PF TP
Schwartz, f .............5
0
10
Cox, f ....................... 3
0
1
6
1
Kelly, c..................... 0
1
3
Phillips, g ...............5
2
1 12
Rosenberg, g ...........1
2
2 4
5
Merrimen, g ............ 2
1
2
Totals............... 16
6 10 38
Referees: Fielding and Kligel.
Methodist Church - 11 A M
Dinner at Noon and Program
Inland Cooperative
Hermiston, Oregon
CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
The sermon topic for Sunday morn-
ing will be, “Christ’s Demand on the
Church,” and for the Sunday evening
service, “The Prayer of Jesus for His
People.”
The Bible School meets at 10:00 A.
M., morning worship at 11:00, Chris-
tian Endeavor at 7:00 P. M. and
evening worship at 8:00 P. M.
The group meetings of the Women’s
Hermiston 35
19 Heppner
Rodgers, 4 .......... F
....... 9 Ulrich
Connor, 3 ............ F
0 Picken
Schoonover, 0 ...C.
... 2 Gonnor
Wilcox, 8........... G.
- 0 Knowles
Alford, 7
G.
.... 0 Schunk
Keller, 2 ...........S
4 Parrish
Johnson, 0.......... S
2 Edmondson
Pierson, 4 ...........S
2 Ferguson
Harkenrider. 0 S
Davis. 7 .............. S
Matott, 0 ............ S
Referee: Gerald Keller.
A Family
Eating Place!
We specialize in wholesome
home-style foods that all the
family will want and enjoy!
Open 7 Days Each Week!
Hermiston 38
17 Echo
Rodgers 1 ..... —F
....... 3 Reese
Wilcox 4 ............. F
6 Robertson
Schoonover 10 ...-C-.
1 Esselstyn
Alford 13
..... 1 Correa
Connor, 2
.... 6 Jordan
Keller 4 .
Johnson 2
Harkenrider 2 . -S
Matott, 0
Null 0 ....
Pierson 0
Davis 0
Referee: Gerald Keller.
6:00 A. M. to 10:00 P. M.
OUR FOUNTAIN IS A LUXURIOUS ONE
WITH COMFORTABLE SEATS. MOTHERS YOU
CAN DEPEND ON US TO TREAT YOUR CHILD
REN COURTEOUSLY. MEET FRIENDS HERE!
TEMPLE CAFE
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Van Arsdale, Props
iMweryi’ßig-
*P"L@wchES
Champagne
Monte Cristo
26 oz. bottles
COFFEE
Edwards
JELLY
FERRO
Guava Fruit
Just in from Cuba
No. 21 can
(7 Points) 59c
Puts PEP if Y<mr PU ESE!
Boast led • Boiled Bare
Chicken Leal • Head Cheese
EAT a good breakfast
Bam • Salami
Braunschweiger • Liver Sau-
sage • Liver Cheese • Minced
Ham Loaf • Polish Sausage
DO a better job
Cheese • American and Swiss
HUEL OILS
UNION STOVE OIL
CALL
2751 FOR
Union Oil Company
George Harkenrider
.
Seven or seventy, a geed breakfast will
help you tip through the day's chores
with a spring in your step, a smile on
your lips and * sparkle in your eye. It
you’ve been getting along on a skimpy
breakfast, it’s timo to change. Everybody
needs more energy to see him through
these days. Give your system a chanca
Feed it more power before you begin the
uphill all day pull Every Safeway Store
has a complet» variety of such foods
UNION BURNER OILS
PORMPT DELIVERY
Hermiston, Oregon
Notice!
Those desiring locker space in the pro
posed new Cold Storage Plant to be built in
Hermiston—Attention !
The Government regulations require
the renter to deposit his first year’s rent in
escrow, to be held until the plant is ready
for use.
If you will kindly go into The First Na
tional Bank of Hermiston and make your
deposit your name will be placed on the list
and your box reserved for you.
Rate will be one dollar per annum per
cubic foot of storage space, eight cubic feet
is the minimum Locker boxes to be eight,
ten, twelve and fifteen cubic feet. Rent to
start when boxes are ready for use.
LUNCH
MEATS
904
7 4 a
LIVER (3 pts.) lb. 90,
B “
SAUSAGE
21.
ASS’T. (4 pts.) lb. 904
VARIETY
7 •
BOLOGNA
(3 Points)
Tags Mean
You Want
can 250
CHERUB MILK
Tall can (1 point)
COFFEE
3
Airway (1 lb. bag 20c)
7
TREET (5 pts.) 12 oz. 334
Armour’s Meat
YY
60,
7
PLUMS No. 2% tin 194
Red Tag (12 points)
“7
CRACKERS lb. pkg. 194
Hi Ho
“7
CHILI CON CARNE 90
(4 points) 17 oz. jar —P
SHORTENING 3 lbs.
Royal Satin (15 pts.)
FLOUR
49 lbs. Cl og
Kitchen Craft
* *
Try different kinds of sand-
wich "makings.
Oar regular
assortment includes these
Cheese, Ete.
AU
Non Rationed—Buy
Even under the most ideal conditions, eating
out oi a lunchbox can't compare with putting
your feet under the table at home. 'Course,
when you're hungry you’ll eat most anything
—but there's no law against planning lunches
a little ahead so as to make the most of the
variety that’s available at—well, your Safe
way. for instance. Look into Safeway'a variety
of lunch meats—maybe there are severa’
kinds you haven't yet tried.
Pressed
Council will be held on Wednesday.
February 24, at 2:00 P. M. at the
church.
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HERMISTON RAPTIST CHURCH
H. V. McGest Pastor
The pastor will bring a series of
messages on the general subject,
“Light for Today on Personal Prob
lems," in the evening worship ser-
vice.
Lb.
19.
.7
WHEATIES
2 for
Gold Medal. 8 oz. pkgs.”
BABY FOODS
Heinz (1 point)
76
Can
JELL WELL
Assorted
RAISINS
2 lbs.
Seedless (8 points)
OXYDOL
194
Pkg- 21É
Large Pkg.
SAVE ON RATION
POINTS, TOO!
OTHER QUALITY MEATS
Veil Steak (8 Points)
Beef Roastsis Points)
Kb Beil (4 Points) lb. 19c
Roasting Heis FRESH
BONDS!
BUY POTATOES!
Safeway Farm-Fresh Produce .
AVOCADOS
CABBAGE
Swi. POTAT
LEMONS
Wouldn't it be a shame to waste good food needlessly? But that's what
will happen with potatoes if all of us fail to pitch in and buy potatoes.
It's not the farmer's fault, it'i not your fault, it’s not anybody’s fault
POTATOES
—it’s a condition that exists, that’s all1 Let’s all of us help out and
buy more potatoes. They’ll keep for a long time. BUY a sack today!
CHEAP
Ib.3ic
Netted Gems No. 1
’ SAFEWAY
GOOD
ARE
Stock Up.
POTATOES
100 Lb
Sack
$3.49
“7
There are at many exciting ways
to fix potatoes at you could print
on a page. And almost every-
body likes potatoes. Serre ’em
be sure of giving your family
nourishing, nutritious food.