The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, March 30, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT Your Store RED&WHUE CORN FLAKES...... ................R. & W. 18 oz, 13c PANCAKE FLOUR ............ R. & W. 21 2 lbs. 19c WHEAT CEREAL.. ... ........... R. & W. 28 oz 17c OATS...................... ................ R. & W. 3 lbs. 26c BRAN FLAKES...... .......................Post’s, pkg. 14c ................. R. & W. 1 lb. 33c COFFEE............... ........ R. & W. 2 lbs. 65c COFFEE...... ........... GRAPE JAM.......... ................ R. & W. 2 lbs. 45c RIPE OLIVES......... Lindsay’s extra Ige, No. 1 32c STUFFED OLIVES ............... King’s 63 oz. 47c STARCH ................. ................... R. & W. 1 lb. 10c SOUP MIX.............. ................................ 3 for 27c LUNCHEON MEAT ................ Red & White 39c DEVILED HAM...... ..........Underwood's 3 oz. 20c PEANUT BUTTER ................... R. & W. 1 lb. 35c SUNSPUN.............. ......... R. & W. 15 oz. 15c RAISINS.................. Flavorcrest No. 21,‘s 15c TOMATOES........... ................... Hi-Ho 22c CRACKERS............ ........ Sunshine 2 lbs. 33c GRAHAM’S............ ..........R. & W. 2 lbs. 8c SALT....................... SMALL WHITE BEANS .............. Triad 2 lbs. 27c RED KIDNEY BEANS ... .............. Triad 2 lbs. 27c LARGE LIMAS.............. .............. Triad 2 lbs. 33c FLOUR........................... R. & W. 241, lbs. $1.10 OXYDOL........................ ....................... 24 oz. 23c DUZ.............................. ....................... Large 23c Meat Department • ROASTING HENS • BROILER CHICKENS • RABBITS • SMELT • HALIBUT • • • • OYSTERS STEAKS CHOPS ROASTS RATIONING CALENDAR STOVES Apply at local OPA board for pur chase certificate. WOOD, GOAL. SAWDUST Order your - 12-month supply now PROCESSED FOODS during temporary winter tsorage pro Book 4—Blue stamps A8. B8, C8. gram. D8, E8 valid indefinitely. Buzzard Has Early Turkeys Book 4—Blue stamps F8, G8, H8. J8 and K8 valid April 1, indefinitely. E. R. Buzzard, perennial turkey MEAT, BUTTER, FATS raiser of the Columbia district, was AND CHEESE I the first to enter the field this week Book 4—Red stamps A8. B8, C8, when he received a hatch of 1360 birds D8, E8 and F8 valid indefinitely. of the broad-breasted bronze type. The Red stamps G8. H8 and J8 valid in eggs were hatched by the Harold Ran- definitely. kin incubators. Mr. Buzzard had good Red stamps K8, L8 and M8 valid success with his birds the past year. ------• =------- April 9, indefinitely. SUGAR CARD OF THANKS Book 4—Sugar stamp 30 valid in i We wish to express our sincere definitely for 5 pounds. | appreciation to our friends for the Sugar stamp 31 valid April 1. in kindnesses and many acts of sympa definitely, for 5 pounds. thy extended us in the death of our For Cannong Only—Sugar stamp | husband, father, son and brother. j 40 valid for 5 pounds through Feb. Signed: Mrs. K. L. Fraser and | 28. 1945. Apply at local OPA board children. D. M. Fraser, Everett and I for more. Elmer Fraser, Mrs. Verna Allen, Mrs. SHOES Mabel Corus and Mrs. Opal Forest. Loose Stamps Invalid Book 1—Stamp 18 valid now to CHECK COOKERS | April 30. Book 3—-Airplane stamp No. 1 val- FOR REPAIRS NOW i id indefinitely. New shoe stamp valid May 1. | The advice to shop early and avoid I GASOLINE COUPONS the rush applies just as much to home Not Valid Unless Endorsed makers preparing for canning season “A” No. 11 valid now through June as it does to Christmas shoppers, re j 21—3 gallons each. (May renew “B” minds Myrtle Carter, Home Demon i or “C” within but not before 15 days stration Agent. | from date on cover.) Manufacturers of pressure cookers FUEL OIL especially can fill orders for replace Period 4-5 coupons valid now ments such as guages, gaskets and through September 30. safety valve springs much more TIRE INSPECTION promptly now than in the rush of the “A” every 6 months: “B” every 4 summer season. Manufacturers have months; “C” every 3 months; “T” been authorized to make 400.000 new every 6 months or 5,000 miles of driv aluminum pressure cookers with dial ing. gauges for use this year, which, while exciting ways to use eggs! | easier to tell someone else how to do Toast six 3‛4-inch rounds of bread on one side. Top toasted side with broiled or fried bacon or ham (these could be omitted if not available). Beat 6 egg whites until foamy; add salt and white pepper, continue beating until stiff but not dry. Pile meringue lightly on toast rounds; with rounded end of egg shell make slight indentation in each meringue; gently slip a yolk into center of each nest. Bake on cookie or baking sheet in moderate oven (350° F.) about 10 minutes or until egg yolk is set. ■ I Hermiston Transfer Co. “Anywhere for Hire” — LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING — * 2 Pick-up and Delivery Service for Consoli dated Freightways, Inland Motor Freight, Sunrise Trail, U. P. R. R. Co., and Railway Express - - Phone 2021, Hermiston a - . / " % Grapefruit lb. 5c Grapefruit lb. Sc Asparagus lb. 25c Rhubarb lb. 16c Cabbage lb. 4ic Arizona Marsh Seedless ( C. I — 2 + PKGS. 25 28e AIRWAY COFFEE, lb. bag CANTERBURY Tea. % lb. dnve 20, 22 OMELETTE SUPREME FOR LUNCH * eggs 14 cup milk 1 tsp. salt 2 tbsps. short- ening 1 tbsp, enriched flour FARMERS AUTOMOBILE inter- IN SUR ANCE Enchang. AND Beat eggs well: add salt, flour, and milk Continue beating until light and foamy. Melt shortening in heavy frying pan. pour in egg mixture. As mixture browns on under side, pull outside edges to center of the pan, letting the uncooked mixture run to , the edges; continue until all of the mixture is set ; cover; cook slowly until set and well browned, about 5 minutes. Uncover; cut one-inch slit on outer edge of opposite sides; fold through center: turn into hot serving platter. Serve immediately plain; or spread with preserves; or sprinkle with cheese Serves 6. 1944 Estimated Declarations e Julia leelniol ». "National Standard Nea-essessable Coverage. State of Oregon Tax Returns Still time to enter the $2500 contest! Ask us! 312 LB. SACK 4 g c Duchess agc SALAD DRESSING QUART JAR ............ Sdjeuuy Ihnf'njhn' ñsr/js BLEACH, White Magic % gal. 15c market PRICES CLEANSER, Sunbrite 3 cans 10c ■Hi SMITHS ARE OKOP IN mo EVENING TO ANO GRAPEFRUIT REMINDS ME SM SAS THE ONLY Wy TO MONES Worm IN N MEASURE, « GET YOUR FRuir ® AXING 6y WEIGHT ._________ — Ration Free Items — Rice, fancy Blue Rose 3 lbs. Soup Stock, mixed 2 lb. pkg. Tamales, Stidd’s No. 1 can Seeded Raisins 2 lb. pkg. Town House (3 Points) Spinach, Tip Top No. 303 12c (6 Points) Pictsweet Peas Bonner No. 2 can 15c Peanut Butter (3 Points) Chili with Beans 19 oz. 29c Van Camp’s (4 Points) Meat Balls & Gravy 16 oz. 30c Dennison (2 Points) Pink Salmon No. 1 can 21c Silver Horde (12 Points) Crisco Shortening 3 lb. jar 69c ( 15 Points) 20c 21c 22c 23c 2 lb. jar 45c Beverly Hemo, Borden’s 1 lb. jar 59c Wheaties, giant size 12 oz. pkg. 14c Wheat Hearts, Sperry’s 28 oz. 23c Baking Powder 25 oz. can 25c Calumet carton $1.28 Cigarettes SAFEWAY FRFSH At F ATS VEAL STEAK VEAL CHOPS VEAL ROASTS BACON PORK ROASTS GRAAX UNDERSTANDS, 700 / 7 1 lb. pkg. 19c AT LOWEST — Rationed Items — Cherub Milk (i Point >3 tall cans 25c Grapefruit Juice 46 oz. 30c EDWARD’S COFFEE ROY DUNCAN, AGENT Phone Stanfield 722 Suzanna PANCAKE FLOUR Florida - Bursting with Juice HI-HO CRACKERS LB. JAR, only ! ! Green California Vacuum Packed in the Glass Jar! If an accident strikes, your Farmers policy* goes swiftly and surely to work—assumes your financial loss—protects your interests. AT HERMISTON HOTEL ■ I I.II Strawberry Red WHILE THEY LAST You never really know the value of adequate automobile insurance until "after the accident". Elmer Fritzke P Tender Green California EGG DYES YOUR PROTECTION is our JOB! FOR COMPETENT SERVICE SEE good news, may delay filling of orders nominal charge. Just leave them at for spare parts during the peak of any Extension Office in the county. production. Mrs. Carter adds that the pressure Mrs. Carter recommends examining | cooker may well be examined to see the cooker to see if all screws and that the safety valve spring releases lugs are in good condition, if the pet steam at around 20 pounds pressure, cock is working, and if the gauge has that the ball is free of corrosion, that had its annual test. The food indus handles are secure, and that gaskets, tries department at Oregon State col if any, prevent leakage of steam. A lege is again offering to test these | rack for the cooker that will hold pint pressure cooker gauges at the usual i jars is an added convenience. Serves 6. 3 Both Due April 15th Hermiston, Oregon de we " w we EGG NESTS FOR BREAKFAST things better so let’s get busy and think those things out clearly and (Continued front Page One) put them into the Suggestion Boxes. That Roving Reporter must have | Virgil Krause spent Monday in been right about spring Yes sir-ee— Pendleton. Foreman Mr. Johnson announces Mr. Daly has a new Easter Cap — that the ditches for the ‘bigger and (oops, I almost said bonnet). Mrs. H. J. Cossitt is visiting in better garden’ are all cleaned. Fruitland, Idaho. Her son, who is in A very appropriate memorial cere the service of U. S. was there with mony for Kenneth Faser was held at the Irrigon high school building Fri her for a short visit. Want the war to end soon? Of day, March 24. Reverend Shneider course you do. Here is how you can of the Full Gospel Church officiated. all help shorten it. We all have ideas Relatives, friends and many U.O.D. on how to do things better. It is much employees were in attendance. Don’t Inland Cooperative You don’t have to be a professional chef to ----- serve delicious, juicy, vitamin-rich grape- fruit! All that’s required is that you buy your grapefruit at Safeway, where all the produce is sold by weight, so that you pay only for what you need and get full value for your % money! Buy Safeway produce this weekl " YOUNG BILL gave me his orders for lunch the other day: “And I’d like three eggs scrambled, please!" And then I got to thinking about other uses for eggs and how they can be an important part of every meal, right through the day. Ex amples: RED & WHITE STORE possessions. •—FULL STOCK — I ..C each 10c 2 bu. 13c lb. 23c lb. 10c Hermiston TradingCo Safeguard your auto and your without insurance. Hot Water Tanks - Plumbing Supplies 32% I : «N GARDEN SEEDS — CUT DAFFODILS U.O.D. NEWS — COMPLETE — ------I---------“e it Fresh Fruits 8 Vegetables LETTUCE, large solid heads GREEN ONIONS & RADISHES TOMATOES Ready - Made Cabinet Showers ACCURATE MEASURE ? MY GRNOMOIHEI usto T TAK »août me DAYS WEN ory-cooos CLERKS -- -------------- — MEASUKEO RIBBON / aa A YAROS 67 STKEICHWNG IT our ACCURATE atMM AT ARMS LNGTL. ALWAYS « INCHES HOW MUCH CUOOT' 29c (9 points) Lb. 38c (7 points) Lb. 28c ( 1 point) Lb. 31e (2 points) Lb. 29c (7 points) Lb. ...YES, THATS WHY IT J TO ME! I ALWAYS GET EXACTLY As MUCH PRODUCE AS I WANT, 61 1 Bur WERE 00 THEY Set HUTT ANO See the Safeway man holding the good meat! He’s glad to be able to sell it at money-savin : prices, quality consid ered. Why not try it this week? OVER AT V sEPA VV wan ’I DONT you COME RIGHT ALONG MITH ine TOMORROW ? A I S&ifVE I MILL! LETS TRY TO GO IN The MORNING!