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HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE EIGHT Your RED& WHITE Store APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl....................29 oz. 28c TOMATO JUICE, R. & W..........................46 oz. 25c CUT GREEN BEANS, Pheasant, No. 2..... 2 for 29c TOMATO HOT SAUCE, Vai Vita, 8 oz. . 2 for 15c PEAS, R. & W.................................................No. 2 17c CRACKERS, Krispies or Snowflakes..... 2 lbs. FLOUR, R. & W.................................. 2412 lbs. $1.13 carton 25c MATCHES, Red Junior ............ 3 lbs. 26c OATS, R. & W............................... large 19c ALL-BRAN .................................. large 14c BRAN FLAKES, Post’s............... . large 10c CORN FLAKES, Kellogg’s........ 44 oz. 29c CAKE FLOUR, R. & W............... ... pint 26c SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING . 14 oz. 15c RAISINS, R. & W.......................... .. 1 lb. 15c DRY SPLIT PEAS, Washburn’s FANCY LARGE LENTILS, Washburn’s 1 lb. 15c FANCY PEARL BARLEY, Washburn’s .... 1 lb. 11c SPAGHETTI or Macaroni, R. & W., 112 lb. cel. 25c SOUP MIXES— 3 for 28c Lipton’s.................................. 2 for 19c Red & White......................... 3 for 19c Soup’s On .............................. 3 for 19c Susan Baker’s Pea Soup...... 5 lbs. 44c CORN SYRUP, R. & W. Golden 5 lbs. 47c CORN SYRUP, R. & W. Crystal . each 63c MOPS, Hanset, 8 oz................. . each 23c MOP STICKS, Hanset Spring .... lb. 37c HAMS, Walla............................... LAYER BACON, Rind Off........ .... lb. 42c Fresh Fruits & Vegetables CELERY ............. ... lb. SQUASH............. .... lb. 2 bu. GREEN ONIONS GRAPEFRUIT, Ariz. Sweets .... 6 for lb. ALMONDS lb. WALNUTS UMATILLA HIGH TO HAVE PLAY THURSDAY. MARCH 9, 1944. CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST C. Warner, Pattar It is only four weeks until Easter Sunday. For the next four Lord’s days we shall be worshipping around a series of sermons on The Cross. Next Sunday, March 12th, we shall use “What Means The Cross?” Sun day evening, “The Conversion of Saul.” The choir will sing as an an them Sunday morning, “Peace! Be Still." ____________ Attention! “Aunt Susie Shoots the Works!” is the title of the play that the Junior class will present at the Umatilla au ditorium March 17th. The play was written by Fred Caldwell and is be ing given by special arrangement with Announcement is being made that at the reg Samuel French, international play publishers. ular Friday sale of the Hermiston Live This is not just the usual play that stock Commission Co., the entire 20-head the average amateur society produces, herd of the Emma Fritts estate will be sold ft is. in fact, a most extraordinary play, combining as it does all of the By Mrs. Joe Udey at the sale Friday. This herd consists of qualities of a thrilling mystery play High Grade Holstein spring fresheners A- O. Soholm, our national repre and containing along with it a veri table tornado of laughs. In almost sentative, gave a very interesting and Holstein cows. every city where this comedy gem has talk to the members March 2nd at the been given, it has had to be repeated U. S. O. He read our state bill and Of course, there will also be the usual stock to satisfy the requests that have explained: This bill is just like our of cattle for the sale in addition to hund poured in demanding another oppor national bill, except it starts at $60 reds of other items. per month, whereas the national bill | tunity to witness this riot of laughter , doesn’t say just how much money will | and to howl at its good, clean fun. DON’T MISS THESE BARGAINS! Mr. Caldwell has achieved a fine be paid when started but does say reputation as a writer of farce both $200 per month would be the ceiling. I | in the professional and the amateur Our state bill is to care for all those I theatre. His plays are always whole- ! over 60 years old, disabled soldiers some and timely and the directors of and widows with children under 18. mate there will be 12 million unem The Townsend plan will place pur We will soon have our petitions out ployed in the U. S. A. within six chasing power in the hands of 16 mil the various groups look forward eag and will need to secure 15,000 names months after the war ends. These are lion of unemployed. Spending this erly to a new Caldwell play. money each month will keep the The part of Aunt Susie will be before July 1st in order to have our department of labor figures. bill on the ballot for voting in Novem wheels turning and keep men at work. played by Sara Wurster and the rest Unless our congress acts now to ber. We urge every one who has not If this war is being fought to preserve of the cast includes: registered to be sure and do so for we provide some program of post war America from fascism, let’s go! Joy Hebert, Leona Laird; Scarlet really need your vote. consumer purchasing power, our na Dean, Hazel Davis: Laura Dawson, Our members, after hearing Mr. So When the war is over and we gain tion is headed right for a slough out Fern Bray: Madame Zola, Dottie a military victory over the forces of I of which fascist weed blossoms. Some holm talk, all promise a greater co- Reeves: Mrs. Edward Dunning, Bar Germany and Japan, and then end up thing must be done and that quick. operating work to put our program bara Tonies: Portia Lark, Eleanor Ec with fascism at home, we will have The Townsend plan is the only pro- over. kert: Omar Graves, Keith Roden- lost the war for we want our boys I gram now on the national horizon Our club will meet the last Tuesday bough: LaSalle Johnson, Louis Gil- brought home to jobs and not a de which purports to have a blueprint of each month, and we ask all those ham; Johnny Rogers, Jimmy Barbou- pression which follows war. We want solution for a program. If congress that want to know more about our a victory here over depression, then has a better blueprint, the time to plan, to attend. The meeting closed letos; Slick Conway, Dan Cooney. our boys can soon forget the effects trot it out is now. If there is no bet by serving ice cream, cookies and cof Madeline Yamane will direct the of this war. ter blueprint offered, it is time to act fee. The members enjoyed an hour play. Official government figures esti now upon the Townsend plan. of visit after lunch. Sale Goers TOWNSEND CLUB NEWS NOTES 12c and SAFEMAy 18c 25c 60c 40c Uncle Sam urges you... Meat Department ROASTERS and FRYERS SALMON and HALIBUT FRESH BEEF and PORK Hermiston Trading Co. . . . offers you an exciting selection of 6 No Point—Low Point foods, priced to A fit your war-time budget! The items A listed here represent only a few of them! ' make use of she.txdi ieh axa'ta ineludes W pint—Low Point y supply' the aeon your ration book, but strong this week, SALT - Maximum Plain or Iodized RAISINS - Seedless No Points PRUNES • Sunsweet No Points LARD - Sheaf Brand No Points CHERUB MILK to I wh RED * WHITE STORE save veoa“",oue famüy well, and patriotically! U.O.D. NEWS RANCHO VEG. & TOMATO SOUP 10's-oz. cans (4 points) ............. 6e BLUE ROSE RICE 5 lb. package ......................... 47c RINSO, Granulated Soap Large package .................... 23 LUX TOILET SOAP 3 Urs.......................... 20e IVORY SOAP Personal, 2 bars ................. Fancy Red Hot House Large Firm Heads Clean Solid Purple Tops Sweet Juicy Navels Tender Limbed Utah Type — 9e ISLAND BELLE PEAS No. 2 can (8 points) ... FOREST PRIDE CORN No. 2 Can (8 points) ......................... MAVIS COLA SYRUP 12 ox. bottle .................................... 12c SAFfWAy GUARANTÍFD 29- LIBBY GREEN TOMATO SLICES 2* jar ................................. 27e Fresh Smelt BLUE MILL COCOA 1 lb. pkg........................................... 11c 2 lbs. 25c FISHER’S BISKIT MIX 2% lb. pkg. .................................... 31e CANTERBURY O. P. TEA * lb. pkg. 43c — 1 lb. pkg....... 85e GOLD MEDAL WHEATIES 8 ox. pkg. ......................................... 11c PORK ROASTS 2 pts, lb. 28- BEEF ROASTS 7 pts, lb. 28° 1 pt, lb. 31c ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING (15 points) 3 lb. jar —..... SUZANNA Pancake Flour Contest BLACK EYE PEAS 2 lb. package............. $2500 IN CASH PRIZES! Ask for Contest Blank. 2mas SHOPPING BAG BROOMS Each .................... Drip or Regular 1 Ik- jar 28c CIGARETTES. Camels, Raleighs, etc. 2 packages ...................................... PRINCE ALBERT or VELVET Tobacco, 16 ox. can .. -.................. JANE eons A GOOD TTP 7 ...ANO JOIN COULDNT KMtl Edwards Coffee HORLICKS MALTED MILK 1 lb. jar................................. GASOUNE ! Hermiston, Oregon 29- BACON ARE STILL AVAILABLE Inland Cooperative 2 pts, lb. LESLIE SALT, plain or iodized 2 lb. pkg.................................. QUALITY Chicken Supplies MATERIAL WHILE STOCKS ARE COMPLETE! PORK STEAK LIBBY MIXED VEGETABLES (8 points) 303 can ........... — Bring Your MEATS 25e MAINE SAIL SEA MUSSELS 10 *-oz. can .............. RITZ CRACKERS 1 lb. pkg. lb. 6±c lb. 7« Local No. 2’s • 10e ARE COMING IN REGULARLY SEE US FOR TURKEY FENCING AND ROOFING 25c RSAliy FRiSH PRODUCI No Point—Low Point Values and save paper for War Needs! Electric Water Systems (case $3.95) 3 for Tall Can ( 1 point) RATIONING CALENDAR TIRE INSPECTION “A” every 6 months (by March 31) “B” every 4 months (by Feb. 28) “C" every 3 months (by Feb. 28) “T” every 6 months or 5,000 miles PROCESSED FOODS of driving. Book 4—March 20: Expiration date SOI,ID FUELS of green stamps K, L and M. (8, 5, Dealers deliver by priorities based 2, 1-point values). May 20: Expira tion date of blue stamps A8, B8, C8, | on needs. PRICE CONTROL D8 and E8. worth 10 points each. Refer price inquiries and complaints MEATS, BUTTER, ETC. Book 3—March 20: Expiration date to price clerks of your local war price and rationing board. of brown stamps Y and Z. (8, 5, 2 and 1-point values.) Book 4 May 20: Expiration date (Continued from Page One) of red stamps A8, B8, C8, D8, E8 and you have all noticed the buttercups F8, worth 10 points each. Series A8. along the highways . . . and the dif B8 and C8 valid now. Series D8, E8 ference in the air? Well, it’s spring, and F8 valid March 12. time to get the garden seeds and flow SUGAR—Book 4 er bulbs out and start digging in the Sugar stamp 30 valid for 5 pounds dirt. Just about six weeks since that indefinitely. Sugar stamp 31 valid old joy-kill, the groundhog, was here. for 5 pounds indefinitely beginning The Plant Protection officer told me April 1. Sugar stamp 40 valid for 5 the other day that the girls have pounds canning sugar through Febru found a ranch where some excellent ary 28, 1945. riding horses can be secured. SHOES (Loose stamps invalid) Did you get an eye-ful of those nat Book 1—Stamp 18, valid for one ty uniforms the gal-guards are wear pair, expires April 30. ing. Well, they are neat and we are Book 3—Airplane stamp No. 1. val proud of them. too. id indefinitely for one pair. (New stamp to become valid May 1 for one Mrs. L. J. Haupert was called to pair.) | the East by the illness of her sister. GASOLINE COUPONS (Not valid unless endorsed) We are glad to see Mrs. Jackson is March 21- Expiration date of No. back in “Personnel" after a brief ill- 10 coupons in A book. (May renew ness. B or C coupons within but not before - ---------— 15 days from date shown on cover.) HERMISTON RAPTIST CHVJÌCH H. V. MeGee, pattar FUEL OIL Our church school convenes at 10 a. March 13—Expiration date of per iod 3 fuel oil coupons. Period 4 cou- ; m. New classrooms have been made pons valid February 8 to September for the beginners, primary, and jun 80. Not more than 66 per cent of sea- ior departments as a result of the im son’s rations should have been used to provements in the church school edu date. cational plant. 13e 2 lb. pkg. 19c 2 lb. pkg. 24c 4 lb. pkg. 73e 2 packages PLACES FOR ANO CANNED GOODS- THEN TO ANOTHER FOR WHY MUST YOu TAKE SUCH A LONG TOP TO Buy. EVER TRY BUANG ALL YOUR FOODS AT ONE PLACE, AT SAFEWAY- AND I SAVE OONT You SPENIO MORE? POST. BEST PRODUCE IN TOWN, BEST VALUES IN
