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THURSDAY, MARCH 2. 1944
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
Your
Store
RED&WHUE
— WEEK END BARGAINS —
.........1 lb. 33c
COFFEE, R & W.......................
.......2 lbs. 65c
COFFEE, R & W.......................
........ pkg. 17c
WHEAT CEREAL, R & W.......
........ pkg. 10c
STARCH, R & W, Corn or Gloss
.... 3 rolls 25c
TISSUE, Supersoft....................
..... 3 cans 23c
RABY FOODS, R & W.............
46 oz. can 35c
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, R & W .
16 oz. jar 23c
GRAPE JAM, Smucker’s...........
PRUNE JUICE, Heart’s Delight (3 pts.) ........... 29c
APPLE JUICE, New West, 12 oz............ 2 for 27c
DEVILED HAM, Underwood (1 pt.) .... 3 oz. 21c
12 oz. 40c
LUNCHEON MEAT, R & W
9 oz. 11c
PREPARED MUSTARD, R & W
No. 212 15c
TOMATOES, Standards...............
No. 212 15c
PORK & BEANS, Hunt’s............
................ 19c
PANCAKE FLOUR, R & W
.... 3 lbs. 68c
SHORTENING, R & W................
....8 oz. 16c
SANDWICH SPREAD, Sunspun
.... 6 oz. ..7c
TENDERONI.................................
. . quart 59c
TABLE SYRUP, Royal Maison.....
12 oz. 24c
MOLASSES, Aunt Dinah...
.... quart 79c
SELF POLISHING WAX, Simoniz
... pkg. 24c
RINSO............................................
...
2 bars 15c
LUX TOILET SOAP.....................
. 2 bars 15c
SWEETHEART SOAP.................
................ 17c
BOWL CLEANER, Purex.............
................ 21c
BOWL CLEANER, Saniflush.......
Meat Department
spent several days in Boardman on
As the motto of 4-Hers this year is
business this week.
to produce sufficient food to “Feed a
Mr. and Mrs. George Wicklander,
Sr., of Heppner spent the week end Fighter”, 4-H members are having
the busiest time of their lives produc-
visiting friends on the project.
Harry Thorpe received word this | ing and conserving food and clothing,
week of a new grandson born to Mr. assisting in the home, as well as tak
and Mrs. Isaac Thorpe. Mr. Thorpe ing an active part in salvage opera
is in the Navy and has not been heard
from since he left Mississippi in De tion, civilian defense, drives of vari
cember. Mrs. Thorpe will be remem ous kinds and other aid-the-war work.
bered by old timers here as Marjorie Umatilla county girls enrolled in the
Brown. This makes their second 1943 food preservation work, canned
child.
5.283 jars of food during last season.
Miss Josephine McEntyre returned
To date 51 Health and Home E-o-
to her work in Portland Sunday after
spending her vacation with her par nomics clubs are organized for 1944,
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John McEntyre.
with a membership of 625. This rep
Sgt. and Mrs. Stanley Partlow re resents an enlargement of the Home
turned to California Monday night af Economics work and indications are
ter spending a furlough at home.
Mrs. Mefford has moved into the that other clubs will be organized in
old Blayden house and is keeping her the near future. Members are active
grandsons as her son-in-law has gone in Cooking, Sewing, Homemaking.
into the service and his wife is stay Bachelor Sewing, Health and Food
ing with him.
Preservation. Clubs are led by volun
Mrs. Gilbert Pettys returned home
from Fort Lewis Tuesday morning teer local leaders who are assisted in
wheshe spent a week visiting her leadership by the Extension service of
husband.
| Oregon State college.
Bob Smith retlurned home from the
Pendleton hospital Wednesday.
CEXTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Bush and fam
C. Warner, Pattar
ily have moved to Westland.
The sermon topic for Sunday morn
Word was received by N. Macomber
that his brother Al has broken his leg ing will be. “The Light in the Mas-
and is in the hospital at Prairie City. | ter’s Eyes,” and Sunday evening,
Mrs. Oral Con vers and babv of El
lensburg are visiting at the Ray Con- “The Great Commission.”
vers home._____
The Bible school meets at 10 a. m.,
morning worship at 11 a. m-, Chris
tian Endeavor, both senior and adult,
at 7 p. m., and evening worship at
8.
The General Council meeting for
4-H Mobilization week will be ob March will meet on Wednesday of
served nationally from Saturday, next week for an all day meeting.
March 4, to Sunday, March 12. by
PENTECOSTA I. TA BERNACLE
more than 1,700.000 club members in
Pastor Shelby E. Graves
the United States. County 4-H local
We are having an all day meeting
leaders plan to observe the week
through special club meetings to em Wednesday, March 8th. Three meet
phasize the goals of club work and to ings, beginning at 11 a. m. and basket
complete organization of clubs for lunch at noon, and again in the even
ing. Everyone is cordially invited.
1944.
4-H MOBILIZATION
WEEK TO BE HELD
ARE COMING IN REGULARLY
Electric Water Systems
ARE STILL AVAILABLE
Portable Oil Stoves
— SEE US —
Inland Cooperative
Hermiston, Oregon
Sunday. 10 a. m., Bible school. The
whole Word for the whole man.
11 A. M., worship hour.
7 P. M., Young People’s service.
7:45 P. M., evangelistic service.
Tuesday, 7:45 p- m.. prayer meet
ing. This evening will be spent in
prayer for boys in service.
Thursday, 7:45 p. m., Bible study
and prayer meeting. We pray espec- I
¡ally for the missionaries this night.
Garden Club Has Meeting
The “Out for Victory” garden club
met at the home of its leader, Elisa
beth Jones, February 27. The topic
of discussion was different kinds of
seeds which was followed by a dem
onstration on how to plant tomato
seeds. After the meeting adjourned,
refreshments of fried chicken, buns
and egg jello were served. Anyone in
the Columbia district interested in
the garden club is asked to please con
tact the leader.
LET US SOLVE
YOUR EYESIGHT
PROBLEM!
If your eyes trouble you come here
for a thorough examination . . . .
Modern glasses ground to fit if
they are needed.
Over 30 Years Successful
Optical Experience!
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMETRIST
418 South Main St. — Pendleton
Near Bus Depot
groen
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FRESH AND CURED MEATS — LUNCH MEAT
OYSTERS — FISH — POULTRY
Chicken Supplies
973
Fresh Fruits 8 Vegetables
BROCCOLI....
ARTICHOKES
CARROTS......
LEMONS........
......... lb. 196
Com/Mtre SAFSWAVS LOW PR/CFS
each 15c
2 bunches 19c
dozen 29c
Compare prices? Why, yes—it's a fine old custom! Here
at Safeway, you’ll find prices consistently low. Low
enough to make your food budget seem generous, week
in and week out. Make the test! Compare! Save at
Safeway!
Flower and Garden Seeds — Cut Daffodils
Hermiston Trading Co
Egg Noodles
RED * WHITE STORE
BOARDMAN NEWS
Bu Margaret Thorpe
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Lindsey are
the parents of a baby daughter born
Monday night, February 21, at St.
Anthony’s hospital in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Neal Bleakney of
Mabton were here for Mr. Weston’s
funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith received
word that their son Charles had an
operation on his nose. His nose was
injured when he was kicked in the
face by a horse at school when he was
in the first grade. The bones were
so crooked that they pressed on a vein
causing his nose to bleed a great deal,
and also one nostril was nearly closed.
A small glass full of bones was taken
out of his nose in the operation which
took two hours to perform. He is
retting along fine at the latest re
port. Charles is still stationed at Bo
ca Raton Field. Florida, and states
that it is very hot there.
Mrs. Minnie McFarland attended
an REA meeting in Portland Wednes-
These items are in plentiful suppty
| day.
Mrs. Nels Kristensen and Buddy,
| Mrs. Elizabeth Trarlbrough and Mrs.
I Francis Harter motored to Portland
1 Wednesday where Buddy had treat
ments at the hospital. They returned
Friday night.
Mrs. George Daniels and Billy went
to Portland Thursday night to spend
a few days visiting relatives and
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pearson are the
parents of a daughter born this week
at the Hermiston General hospital.
I. Skoubo took a load of potatoes to
Pendleton Friday. Mrs. Paul Smith
went with him to visit her son Bob
who is in the hospital there. Francea
Skoubo and Ernabelle Peck returned
with them to spend the week end.
Paul Jacobson of Beaverton spent
the week end at the Francis Harter
home.
Aldis Emmerson of Laurelwood
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Harry Thorpe.
Earl Forbes and family of Irrigon
visited friends on the project Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Meyers of Portland
FUEL OILS
UNION STOVE OIL — UNION BURNER OILS
CALL 2751 FOR PROMPT DELIVERY
—
Union Oil Company
b X
Ferro Brand Guava
Fruit Jelly - 7 points
Big No. 2*2 Can only—
16c Dressing £ Ä sF 21 c
59c CoffeeFEXAMPATFL "28c
27é
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DINNER
MARGARINE
lb. 294
2 pkgs. 194 Dalewood (6 points) —7
MILK
3 tall cans
Cherub (1 point)
MACARONI
3 lbs.
or Spaghetti, hardwht.
MILK
2 baby cans
Cherub Baby (32 pt.)
MACARONI
Kraft
(12
points)
304
NUCOA (6 points) lb.
| Margarine
"
GRAPEFRUIT Juice 30g
17A
Town House, 46 oz. can? KRAFT SPREAD
Pimiento ( 1 pts. ) 5 o."F
CANTERB’RY Tea lb. 954 ROKA SPREAD 5 oz. 914
Black
YYP Kraft Cheese (4 pts.) "7
HONEY 1 lb. glass jar
Beeville
23d
PEANUT BUTTER
Beverly - 1 lb. jar
294
"
"
SPLIT PEAS 2 lb. pkg.924 TREET (5 pts.) 12 oz. !. 294 < JAM, Purple Plum
Yellow
—7 Armour’s Pure Pork XI Starr (5 pts.) 2% jar
3 lb. pkg. 90d TANG (5 pts.) 12 oz.
Cudahy’s Pork
RICE
Blue Rose
SOYA BEANS 2 lbs.
Protein-rich
one
YT
RICE DINNER
Wyler's 4 oz. pkg.
SWIFT’S PREM 12 oz.
(5 points)
BREAD
1% lb. 124
Julia Lee Wright’s
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356
HI HO CRACKERS
‘ 1 lb. package
SPAM
12 oz. can 350 FRENCH DRESSING
Hormel's (5 points)
TP French Lady 5 oz. bot.
914
7
ge
77
CUARANTEED PRODUCE
ORANGES BUYA cA'se" case $4.19
NEW PEAS Fresh Well Filled Pods
lb. 19c
GRAPEFRUIT SEEDLESS LA 6c . case $3.19
LETTUCE Huge Firm Heads
2 heads 17c
Hermiston, Oregon
George Harkenrider
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Modern 5-Room House For Sale!
(7 POINTS)
Basement
2 Lge. Lots
on these fino
foods,
V BUT—
Safeway set the
cash prices! Never over the ceiling price,
of course, and surprisingly often well
below it. The regular Safeway customer
savea money every week in the year!
10e
PEAS (10 points)
No. 2 can
Extra Standard - Good Taste
FANCY PEAS
No. 2 can 14c
Sugar Belle (10 points)
TOMATOES (12 pts.) No. 2‘‘s
Gardenside Standard
13«
TOMATO SAUCE Buffet can
Gardenside (5 points)
CREAM CORN
No. 2 can
Country Home ( 10 points)
13e
CUT BEANS
No. 2 can
Briargate Fancy (no voints)
SWT. POTATOES No. 2% can PLe
Pel-a-co
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FANCY PRUNES
Red Tag (12 points)
No. 2 1‘s
13c
KADOTA FIGS
Delhi (14 points)
15 oz. can
13c
PEARS
No. 2% can
Harper House (30 points)
26e
PEARS
No. 2% can
Firefly (30 points)
19e
MACKEREL
No. 1 tall
Treasure Brand (11 points)
13c
PINK SALMON
No. 1 can
Silver Horde (12 points)
19e
BABY FOODS
Can
Clapp’s Strained (1 point)
"c
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PICNICS
(3 POINTS)
NAME THESE
PANCAKES
Pork Roasts
(3 POINTS)
29 Pork Chops lb. 35c
(7 POINTS)
$2,500.00 Cash Prizes
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40 OZ. PKG.
this month!
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