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PAGE SIX HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON OREGON 5. Apply vent stoppage and rat- “Old Rugged Cross,” proofing to all buildings. I ‘Tis only the Christ can redeem. I 6. Natural enemies of the rat should Sunday,’ 10 10:00 00 a a. m., n growing I be protected when they are not them- Sunday School, a class for every age. selves destructive. 11:00 A. M., worship hour. Maintain buildings in a rat- 7:00 P. M.. an inspiring Young proofed condition and destroy rats as People’s service. soon as observed to be present. I 8:00 P. M.. Evangelistic service. One ) of - the me best —P places piace» to -V obtain ootain । Tuesday, 1 uesuay, 7:45 p. m., prayer meet | tested rat poisons and traps is the ing for the boys in the service. I Hermiston Grain & Feed Co. Pete Thursday, 7:45 p. m., Bible study i Berg also tells me that free copies of and prayer for the missionaries. . bulletins entitled "Rat Control” and I “Rat Proofing Buildings and Prem- ce \ tr * e chi ^ rch of christ 1 ises” may be had for the asking. This C. Warner. Pastor I sounds like a little item, doesn’t it, ' The sermon topic for Sunday morn- ¡but it can cost tremendously, if steps ing will be “The Blood of Jesus.” | are not taken to prevent these vermin ! Sunday evening, Mr.s Hattie Men- | from doing their insidious damage, ‘zes, a returned missionary from India, Better make a check-up today. will speak. Mrs. Menzes was a mis- • • • i sionary in India for over thirty years. Out at the Columbia school gradua- She raised her family in India. She tion the other night. I heard a slick has been lecturing throughout the one. Two farmers were arguing as state of Oregon for the last six weeks. to whether hens “set” on eggs or HERMISTON METHODIST ¡ whether they “sit” on ’em. They CHURCH couldn’t agree so they asked the ad W. A. MacArthur. Minister vice of a third farmer, and he said, The theme of worship at the 11:00 “Boys, that’s not the point I’m inter ested in. What I want to know when o’clock service this Sunday will be, I hear one of my hens cackling is “Is The World Worth Saving?” Other services are: Church School, whether she’s “lying” or “laying.” 10:00 a. m.l Youth Fellowship 6:30 4*6 Well, that’s the end of my space for P- m.; and Young Adults Tuesday at this time. See you next week. Let 7:30 p. m. me hear of anything worth mention Umatilla P.T.A. To Meet ing in the column. You can reach me The Umatilla Parent-Teachers as by just dropping a line in care of sociation will hold its executive meet The Herald. ing on Tuesday, May 23, at 8:00 p.m. in the Community Hall. The chair PEXTECOSTAL TARERMACLE men of the various committees are Pastor Shelby E. Graves asked to be present. Let other who will, praise the Cross of Christ; The Christ of the Cross is my theme. And though we must cherish the Alono With the New* THURSDAY, MAY 18. 1944 I Your Store RED&WHIXE — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — ZUCCINI SQUASH Lb. 209 WALLA WALLA LETTUCE ... Ea. 129 2 Bu. 12 BUNCH TURNIPS ... Lb. 130 ASPARAGUS TOMATOES .. SUNSPUN................ ....................................... pint 26c ............ Mother’s, 1 lb. 14c COCOA .................... PRUNES IN SYRUP ................. Hunt’s,. No. 2%’s 22c CUT BEANS............ ......................... No. 2’s, 2 for 29c CREAM CORN........ Pheasant, No. 303’s, 3 for 32c R. & W. No. 2’s, 3 for 48c PEAS......................... TOMATOES ........... .. R. & W. No. 2%2‘s, 2 for 45c TOMATOES........... Flavorcrest No. 2%’s, 2 for 29c TOMATO SAUCE........ ........................ Hunt’s 7c TOMATO HOT SAUCE ................... Brimful 6c PORK & BEANS........... ...... Hunt’s, No. 212‘s 25c VEG-BEEF SOUP ........ Phillips, No. 1’s, 2 for 31c Friendwood, 6 oz. 27c PIMIENTOS................... LUNCHEON MEAT..... ........ R. & W., 12 oz. 37c GRAHAM CRACKS. Nabisco or Sunshine 2 lbs. 33c COFFEE............................ Red & White, 2 lbs. 65c 40-50’s, 2 lbs. 31c PRUNES........................... OATS................................. Red & White, 3 lbs. 26c WHEAT FLAKES.......... .............. Red & White 10c BRAN FLAKES.............. .............. Red & White 11c CORN BREAD MIX..... .......................... Cinch 22c SUGAR SYRUP-HONEY ........................... 1 lb. 30c Red & White, 2%2 lbs. 19c PANCAKE FLOUR WESSON OIL.................. .......................... Quart 59c LADY GODIVA SOAP ... ...................................... 5c OXYDOL........................... .......................... 24 oz. 23c DUZ.................................... HAMS................................ Walla - whole, Lb. 38c READ THE AD$ — MEAT DEPARTMENT — HAMBURGER — LINK & COUNTRY SAUSAGE LUNCH MEAT — STEAKS — CHOPS and ROASTS FILLET SOLE — SALMON •========== 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. 3. The rats themselves should be destroyed by use of poisoned baits and traps. If it is desired to avoid the slight risk of rats dying in inaccessi ble places, traps should be used. Rat burrows and hiding places should be fumigated with poisonous gases. 4. Remove trash and avoid the ac cumulation of useful materials that may serve as harborages. SHOE REPAIRING Over 30 Years Successful Optical Experience! DR. DALE ROTHWELL Will Pay Prompt Attention To Mail Orders OPTOMETRIST 418 South Main St. — Pendleton LEE’S SHOE SHOP 123 S E. Court — Pendleton Ntar Bus Drpot SUNKIST LB. VALENCIAS Hermiston, Oregon House for Summer — PAY TOP RENT — Barney Lucas WHITE ONIONS lb. 9 California Wax 1 Lb. COFFEE Airway 1 Lb. Bag MAXWELL HOUSE Coffee 2 Lb. Jar Canterbury Black % Lb. OVALTINE Plain or Chocolate 14 oz. Glass APPLE JUICE Hood River Quart TOMATO JUICE Libby (6 points) No. 2 Can TOMATO JUICE No. 2 Can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Sunshine (3 points) 46 oz. Can DRIED PRUNES 4 Lbs. SANDWICH SPREAD Lunch Box 16 SALAD DRESSING Duchess 16 MUSTARD 8 oz. Shaker Jar 10 oz. Bottle 2 lb. Jar MORTON’S SALT 26 oz. Pkg. Kitchen Craft 20c 64c 43c 6k 22c 11c 10 32c 4& 25c 21c % 23c 45c & 50 lb. Sack GRAHAM CRACKERS 3 lb. Pkg. 28 30c Quart Bottle 53c Honey Maid 2 Lbs. SPAGHETTI Flour Cut MAZOLA OIL SHORTENING Royal Satin 3 lb. Jar 60c 3 lb. Jar 65 SHORTENING Spry HORMEL’S SPAM 12 oz. Can TANG Cudahy’s Meat 12 oz. KEM Pure Pork 12 oz. can OYSTERS American Beauty 712. oz. NOODLE SOUP MIX Betty Crocker Pkg. SHREDDIES Nabisco Pkg. CERTO Deal of 3 Bottles Beauty Soap 3 Bars DUZ Granulated Soap 24 oz. box DOG FOOD Calo 8 oz. pkgs. 3 for Hermiston Let's enjoy fresh spring vegetables NOW THAT fresh vegetables are com ing on the market in good quantity again, it’s a good time to explore some of the possibilities of using them in fresh and lively ways. First, though, here are some general suggestions that are worthy of a second glance: Rinse freshly-bought vegetables in cold water (don’t soak them), wrap in damp cloth or replace in paper bag or put in vegetable compart ment; and store in refrigerator If they must be peeled, don't peel them till the last minute. Cook them quickly in the least pos sible amount of water (exceptions are spinach and strong-flavored vegetables like cabbage, which are best cooked in plenty of water, uncovered). To hold the bright color in red cab bage and beets, add 12 tsp. vinegar or lemon juice for each cup of shredded vegetable, to the boiling water. FLOUR Nob Hill - 2 lbs. 45c Derby 1 29c I 2& 5 lbs. 29c Spring Type, Solid Heads 33 33 35c 9 12c 41c 20c 23c 10c STR1MG beans, teith strings re~ moved, will taste better if you slit dmrn the middle or at an pngle, before cooking them! CAUCO V19ITABLI MASK Combine 1 cup each of diced cooked turnips, carrots, beets and potatoes; moisten with 4 tbsps. meat stock or water enriched with a beef cube. Melt 3 tbsps. shortening in hot fry ing pan; spread the vegetables evenly over the pan’s surface and cover. Reduce heat and cook slowly 15 to 20 minutes or until brown crust is formed. Loosen hash from pan, fold ■n half, turn out on hot platter and SPINACH PANCAKES Drain and chop 2 cups cooked spin- ach very fine and add 1 cup dry bread crumbs. 1 tap salt. Is tsp pper and 4 eggs slightly beaten, op by tablespoonfuls into a hot greased frying pen and fry until brown, turning once. Serve with highly seasoned tomato sauce Serves 6. Speaking of vegetables, don’t forget that this week's issue of The Family Circle Magazine has the second in my series of up-to-the-minute arti- dee on home canning. This one dis- smtsrdniiyou imrSpy"# GJtalmloatr... Safeway Homemeken' Bureo» SAFEWAY CUARARTCeR Mt ATS Red Hee Molasses Picnics, Sugar Cured FOR THAT VICTORY GARDEN Inland Cooperative Wanted to Rent CABBAGE COFFEE Beverly All Types Of Garden Tools ballot and let Oregon back a winner. Paid Adv. W. G. Hare, Hillsboro; A. E. Clark, Yeon Bldg., Port land; T. H. Banfield, 4784 SE 17th Ave., Portland; Jay Bowerman, Yeon Building, Portland. California White Shafters 1 Oregon Republicans will do ivell to iprite in his name on the NEW POTATOES ORANGES Durkee Of All Kinds he will receive the Repeblican nomination. Firm Fruit—Ready to Eat PEANUT BUTTER Plumbing Supplies Convention in June. There is every indication that AVOCADOS DRESSING & MEAT SCE. SEE US FOR Thomas E. Dewey is the outstandingly strong man whose no-me will come first before the Republican Long Green Slicers FOR CANNING In 30 Pound LB. 4 • Lots or more • - • Sunny Dawn (6 points) QUALITY for President When You Vote Friday I CUCUMBERS ASPARAGUS Down On Mac's Farm Thomas E. Dewey It’s so obvious, when you stop to think about it: a dozen oranges could be small and light, or big and heavy—but a pound of oranges will always give you your money’s worth. And that’s just as true for all fresh fruits and vegetables! WHITE STORE • * * An interesting article came to my attention the other day, relative to rats. It seems the estimate of food and feed destruction by rats in the United States last year was $200,000,- 000. It is for this reason that the federal fish and wild-life service is A farmer took the pig to town and urging a nation-wide war on this pest, sold it. With the proceeds he bought which is found in every state of the a suit, • hat, a pair of shoes, and union and in nearly every part of then he tucked the bundle under the each state. Here is a seven-point out seat and said. “Giddap, Oriole, let’s line of the department’s recommenda get home and surprise my wife.’’ On tion : his way home he stopped at the river, 1 1. Permanent rat-control organiza- took off his old clothes, all of them, tions should be provided for large cit- and threw them in the water. They ies and rural districts. immediately sank. Then he looked | 2. Remove food from rats keep- under the seat for his new outfit. It ing garbage covered and by keeping was gone. So he got in thebuggy and food enclosed in rat-proof containers said, "Giddap: Oriole, well surpriseso far as possible. the name of buy produce by the pound! Hermiston Trading Co her anyway.” Write In íhth rí f Ht! rm always ----------n--//-*--//----/---//----/-- RED & x Thomas E. Dewey Pork Roast Pork Steak Beef Short Ribs Every cut of Safeway meat is prepared by experts — mrat for good eating! They’re literally and sincerely guar- anteed: if you aren’t pleased 100% in every way with each purchase of Safeway meat, your money will be refunded in full! Buy Safe way meat this week. 18 oz. Bottle Edwards Coffee DRIP or REG GRIND 1 Lb. Vacuum as
