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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1944. PAGE THREF tertainer, Ivera Olson. Music between | base after spending a month sick leave acts was presented by Louise Hamil at home. Dinner guests at the Ed Kunze ton, Chloe Barlow, Evelyn Pearson By Mrg. Grace Shaun By Margaret Tharpe and Dorothy Van Metre, accompanied home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith. Bob and Pauline: Sgt. Chas. Roy Minnich is employed at Conroy i by Margaret Thorpe. The Ladies Aid met Wednesday at I Sgt. Chas. M. Smith of Boca Raton Smith, Mrs. Alvin Deulen and child : at a gravel pit there. the home of Leola Tannehill. A new section man from Biggs is i Field, Florida, arrived Thursday ren and Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Thorpe I foreman here. and family. The high school play, “Lay Down morning for a two weeks furlough. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Miller, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Duus re You’re Dead”, was presented Thurs Nate Macomber was taken to the day night with a large crowd attend Ordnance hospital Friday. X-rays are Mrs. Roy Ball and Franklin spent the turned Wednesday night from Port ing. The characters were: Albert being taken in an effort to find the week end in Portland where Franklin land where they were called by the received medical attention. illness of her father, John W. Ed Burrows, aged 17, Albert Ball: Julia, source of his ailment. Mr. and Mrs. Art Alien and son wards. Her father died Monday and his kid sister, Dorothy Roach: Ollie, Gilbert Pettys spent a three day Clayton returned to Tacoma Sunday was buried Wednesday morning. the Swedish maid. Margaret Emmer leave at home. Billy Allen of Ione spent Wednes- | son: Frances Gaylord, the girl who Mr. and Mrs. Lester Uthe of Uma after spending a week here working in the bees. Mrs. Willard Baker and day in Irrigon. lives next door, Doris Wilson: Mr. tilla spent Monday in Boardman. La Vern Duus. student nurse of Burrows, editor of “The Daily Stand Bob Smith left Monday for Hepp daughters returned as far as Port ard”, Eldon Lilly; Mrs. Burrows, ner for induction into the Air Cadets. land where they will visit with her Pendleton, spent Sunday with her Glenda Case: Dannie Evardo. a small He spent Monday night at the George parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Allen for parents, the Herman Duus family. Mrs. E. E. Rucker arrived home time racketeer, Harold Baker: Nora Corwin home, leaving Heppner by bus a week. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Black spent after visiting her son Clifford at Far- ! Lansdowne, Mrs. Burrow’s cousin, Tuesday morning for Portland. His Evelyn Graham; Kittie Lansdowne, brother, Sgt. Chas. Smith, took him the week end with her brother and ragut, Idaho, and her daughter Violet family at Wallowa. They brought her Amos at Kellogg, Idaho. Miss Frandenstein Jr., Audrey Wil- over. Maxine Fraser arrived home from Vernon Partlow has returned to his niece back for a short stay. son: Consuela Barry, a night club en IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS BOARDMAN NEWS Let's Keep U.S. SENATOR RUFUS C. HOLMAN ON THE JOB MMTTT" '• FOR gING FOR OREGON Republican Primaries MAY 19th . - - Holman for Senator Committee nil. Bese. coalnss. .. : i a Mission Macaroni 16-OZ. PKG. .. ............. 146 Hi Ho Butter Wafers 1-LB. PKG.................... 230 The week of April 28th to May 4th and every week is BABY WEEK at Stone’s . . . the food stores that believe there is nothing too good for your baby. Yes, baby will have the best of everything and you’ll have the advantage of lowest prices—when you buy at STONE’S! HEMO . . . 1-Ib. glass .59 Borden’s—Children love this delicious chocolate flavor. Tea Garden Drip Syrup NO. 10 TIN.............. $1.11 BABY FOOD 44-oz. tin .07 1 point—Clapp’s strained variety—complete in vegetables and fruits Junket Rennet Powder All Flavors PACKAGE..... .... for 199 IVORY SOAP cake .06 Try Baby’s beauty treatment for your skin too. Wesson Oil — for Salads Now Point Free PINTS........................ 279 1O-LB. BAG............ 536 BABY CEREAL % .12 KARO SYRUP X .16 Widely used for infant feeding. Prices Are Low Every Day—at Stone’s! No Shortage of Children’s Foods it Stone’s Pablum Cereal ............................ .... 18-oz. pkg. 39c Cream of Wheat......................... Carnation Milk........................... tall tin, 3 for 29c ....... tall tin 10c Special Morning Milk................ Pet Milk........................................ tall tin, 3 for 29c Sunshine Grahams...................... ....2-lb. box 33c Pyrex Custard Dishes ................ ..... box of 6 39c Junket Rennet Powder............ Bon Oil Olive Oil........................ 8-oz. glass SSc Baby Bottle Cleaner—brushless ....... glass 42c ,72 MEATS Your Garden Needs These! Van Camp’s Tenderoni ...................... .. pkg. Sc Schilling Vanilla.................................................... 4-oz. 68c McGrath Green Beans ......................... 19-oz. tin 10c Royal Maison Syrup.............................................. quart Sic Dried Apples......................................................... pound 42c Dried Prunes, 50-60...................................... 2 lbs. 25c Armour’s Treet—3 points...................... 12-oz. tin 35c Liberty Maraschino Cherries ............ 8-oz. glass 24c Nalley’s Mustard ................................ 25-oz. glass 22c Nalley’s Table Queen Dressing................... 32 oz. 34c BOOK i[“stamp ter Connie War Production Board Has Released Several Northrup Garden Seeds New Mowers Developed, tested and perfected by scientific methods. Finest quality seeds money can buy- all fresh, packed in 1944. Complete variety of all vegetable and flower seeds from which to select. — PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW! BUY CANNING SUPPLIES! Also See Us for Full Line of Mower Repairs. —NOW. Look ahead to next fall. Buy what you expect to need—now .... it’s better to be safe than sorry. Stone’s have many new items—plus large stocks of pint and quart fruit jars. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, Smoked Picnics All sizes, freshly smoked (1 point) Hams 10.36 Whole or half, Grade A (3 points) lb. .26 Beef Roast Best blade or arm cuts (7 points) lb. .29 Ground Beef Freshly ground, all beef (6 points) ‘ Open Pure Lard kettle rendered (no points) Potato Salad pint .2,0 Freshly made Two One Barrels For Sale 50 Gallons and One 30 Gallons the Ordnance hospital Sunday. She Book 4—Red stamps A8 through had her tonsils removed while there. K8 valid indefinitely. Veda May Hill was a patient in the Red stamps R8. S8, T8 valid indef Ordnance hospital with tonsilitis. She initely beginning May 7. is now home and improved. Red stamps U8, V8. W8 valid in Mrs. Henry Miller. Mrs. Leo Had- definitely beginning May 21. <!ox and Mrs. John Voile were hostes SUGAR ses for a shower honoring Mrs. Carl Book 4—Sugar stamps 30 and 31 Haddox. She received some nice valid indefinitely. 5 pounds each. presents and they served delicious re- For canning only: Sugar stamp 40 freshments. valid for 5 pounds through February Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sparks, Jean 28, 1945. Apply at local OPA Board Brown and Lewis Rucker were Pen- for more (max. 20 lbs. per person.) dleton visitors Thursday. SHOES James Henderson is home from the I r ... invalid Aleutians where he has been for 22 18 valid through months. He and his mother and sis- April 30 ter Lois and brother Arlow went to : Book 3— Airplane stamp No. 1 val- Wallowa to visit relatives. They are id indefinitely; No. 2 valid indefinite- also to be in Walla Walla before re- ly beginning May 1. turning home. GASOLINE COUPONS Mrs. Lois Buell of Portland arrived Not valid unless endorsed. Saturday to visit with her daughter, “A” No. 11 valid through June 21 Mrs. L. C. Aldrich. 3 gallons each. (May renew “B” Mrs. Mike Hinkley took her daugh-or wc» within but not before 15 days Portland Monday to a from date on ------- cover.) girl's school to there. . , . . FUEL ------ OIL Tommy Haddox is home from his Period 4.5 coupons valid through army post at Astoria for the week August 31. Not more than 80 per end. 1 cent of the season's rations should William Volle has zone overseas have been used to date. from San Francisco, John ovnu voile yone re- re-1 TIRE INSPECTION reived a government card with his ad Tire inspection no longer required, dress changed. Calvin Allen is starting his train- but tire inspection records ine at Farragut, Idaho. led to get special gasoline allotments, Mrs. Harvey Warner and daughters , tire replacementoes were in Hermiston Saturday at the DIVE . A. R. Boulware home. Bntie Rand, Anply at local Of A board for pur- Urs Ora Thompson and the Walter chasewobcAr, SAWDUST I Griders were also in Hermiston '<l Order vour 12-months supply now urday._______ 1 during temporary winter storage pro- ! gram. RATIONING PRICE CONTROL Refer inquiries and complaints to CALENDAR price clerk at vour local OPA board. RENT CONTROL Housing units rented for first time must be registered by landlords with PROCESSED FOODS ___ ______ Book 4—Blue stamps A-8 through in 30 days. K-8. valid indefinitely. Blue stamps L8 through Q8, valid New shatterproof oxygen tanks for indefinitely, beginning May 1. combat pilots replace tanks of hard MEAT, BUTTER, FATS steel which shattered into jagged frag ments when struck by a bullet. AND CHEESE are need Clapp’s—Just add warm milk and serve—also in oatmeal. Drifted Snow Flour Wilcox Bide. Portland 4 Ore Oranges "gnkis doz. .59 Grapefr’t tfe for .45 Apples * II.. .45 Rhubarb lwl 2 Ihe. .19 Spinach leaal 2 12,13 Inland Cooperative Hermiston, Oregon New Machines Are Hard To Obtain SO WE MUST TAKE CARE OF OUR PRESENT EQUIPMENT. • • • CHECK that air cleaner regularly. • KEEP oil and grease compartments full of good clean lubricant. • BE CAREFUL where you drive. • CHECK air pressure in tires regularly and keep properly inflated. • KEEP rubber tires protected from weather when not in use. • PAINT your machines to protect from rust Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co. Prices Effective April 28 to May 4—Subject to Market Changea. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 518
