THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1944.
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Hermiston Transfer Co.
“Anywhere for Hire’’
— LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING —
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
last Friday by Mesdames Bard and
Fisk to 22 members. Mrs. Nadean
Campbell, retiring chairman, prepared
Bu Mrs. Rose Hedrick
the dessert. Mesdames Coleman and
A very pleasing luncheon, "meat ex Helmick of Echo prepared the salad.
tenders”, was prepared and served The new officers will meet in Pendle-
STANFIELD NEWS
| ton May 9th with all other unite for
| program planning day. The unit vot
ed to hold meetings at Echo next year.
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Lesser are the
i parents of a baby boy born April 30
i at their home.
Mrs. Nichols, leader of the Brownie
i Scouts, surprised Sharon Chapin, hon-
1 oring her on her eighth birthday. Mrs.
Chapin baked and brought the cake
to the party. Many games were en
joyed on the lawn last Saturday. Jen
ifer’s birthday also was observed dur
ing the week at the Chapin home and
now Jenifer will enter school next
fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Bart Gayman had as
guests over Sunday his brother
Dwight and wife and three children,
and sister Ruby Moore of Yakima.
After a visit here over the week end
Mrs. Helen Matters, niece of Mr. and
Mrs. Cap Behme, joined her husband
who is on furlough at Baker. She is
formerly Helen Fedler and has a
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| daughter eleven months old.
Mr. and Mrs. William Beebe left
, Tuesday for Camp Hahn, Cal. He
expects to remain there six months
and rest up from the Aleutian war
fare.
Mrs. Herman Harp and small
daughter of liwa are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Andv Cleghorn. The latter is
able to walk downtown each day. He
states that his son Dean, who has been
in England for about two years, is in !
Ireland going to school.
George Sale of the Signal Corps has |
been transferred from Oakland to Los |
Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Myrnie Caldwell an
nounce the birth of a son on May 1st ¡
at St. Anthony’s hospital. He is the
second grandchild of Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Rueber of Stanfield. Myrnie is
stationed at Pearl Harbor for basic j
training. Harry Rueber has been |
transferred to Bend. Oregon.
j
Six nurses visited Stanfield high
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SPRY SHORTENING
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Spam
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Oysters....... ?»-«. tin .35
Ripe Olives . Pint glass .20
Dill Pickles 24-oz. glass .32
Mushroom Soup 101-oz. tin .17
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Blue Plate—small cove oysters for stewing.
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STORE’S HAVE THE NON-RATIONED FOODS
San Juan Chopped Olives
Los Olivos Green Olives .
Van Dyke Stuffed Olives
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McGrath Green Beans....
Blue Heaven Peas............
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Household Seedless Raisins
California Fresh Dates........
Sphinx Black Figs................
Dried Prunes, 50-60s...........
Clara Vai Dried Prunes, Ige.
Daphi White Figs—Choice
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Oranges dozen .29
Potatoes 50 lbs. .79
Fresh Peas 2 lbs. .29
New Potatoes 3 1bs. .23
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Derby Steak Sauce—0 pts..................... 8-oz. gL .14
Wagon Asparagus—0 pts...................... 19-oz. tin .29
Custer Golden Corn—0 pts................... 20-oz. tin .12
Del Monte Golden Corn—0 pts.............. 20-oz. tin .14
Libby Dark Brown Beans—10 pts
gl. .15
Van Camp Veg. Beans—13 pts.............. 21-oz. tin .14
Pierce’s Diced Beets—0 pts.................. 10-oz. tin .11
Bohannon Fancy Spinach—0 pts.......... 18-oz. tin .15
Sugar Loaf Tomatoes—0 pts............... 19-oz. tin .14
Del Monte Pumpkin—15 pts................. 28-oz. tin .12
Dinette Salad Vegetables—10 pts..........19-oz. tin .16
Signet Sliced Peaches—28 pts................. 16-oz. gl. .16
Old South Orange Juice—4 pts.
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school Monday for a period telling of
the essentials required for cadet nurs
es training.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewe and
Mrs. Neva LeT race moved last week
to La Grande where Mr. Lowe has a
year's leave from Ordnance to work
on the railroad.
Mrs. Lester Mansker is reported as
some better at the Hermiston hospital.
She has had three blood transfusions.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Weber returned
to Richmond, Cal., last Friday after
30 days visit here with Marian’s par
ents and grandparents. They may re
turn here to Hanford to work.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baragar of
Hermiston and Mrs. F. B. Stuart were
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Frank
ie Lane.
Mrs. Elizabeth Oatman accompan
ied her granddaughters. Mrs. Norman
and Mrs. Ollie Williams to Beaverton
for a visit.
Charley Burke set out some flower
ing locusts and F. A. Baker set out
some spruce trees on May day.
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Miller sold
their residence on Barbara street to
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Wilson of Echo.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Greathouse
and Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Rhea were
Portland visitors over the week end.
L. E. Hughes and daughters Ber-
niece and Beverly visited at the Jack
Lawrences in Portland on Sunday and
Mr. Hughes visited his doctor on Mon-
day.
Whit Mauldin. 80 years old. left
last week via Portland and California
points to Amarillo, Texas, his old
home.
Mr. and Mrs. George Michaels left
for Colorado to visit his aged parents
for a month.
The Study Club will meet at Mrs.
Troy Coleman of Echo for a one o'
clock luncheon on May 4th.
The Girls' League sponsored a for
mal dance at the high school gym on
April 29th, and decorated for the oc
casion. Music Makers of Hermiston
furnished excellent music.
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U. S. Senator Guy Cordon
Doing A Great Job
FOR OREGON
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U. s. NO. 2
WELL FILLED PODS
U. S. NO. 1
SENATOR CORDON holds these important and in
fluential Senate committee posts: Commerce, In
dian Affairs, Irrigation & Reclamation, Library,
Rivers & Harbors, Post Office & Post Roads.
SENATOR CORDON has obtained the increase in
the Federal Forest fire protection fund from 212
to 9 million a year; secured the $43,000 FWA
allocation for the Portland Isolation hospital;
sponsored Veteran’s “Bill of Rights”; secured
Central Oregon Irrigation project.
SENATOR CORDON is now working to reimburse
Oregon taxpayers for Federal lands removed
from the tax rolls; is pushing numerous recom
mendations to improve Oregon harbors and wat
erways; he is taking action to relieve Oregon
livestock and poultry industries of oppressive
Federal regulations.
Vote to Keep
I. S. Senator Cordon on the Job
Republican Primary, May 19
Prices Effective May 5 to May 11 . . . Subject to Market Changes.
Paid Adv. Cordon for Senator Comm.
Imperial Hotel Bldg., Portland. Ore., Marshall Cornett, Exec. Sec.