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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1944. Opal Huhs, W. H. Hawkins, J. C. Da vidson and H. L. Joyce for new em ployees. SHOE REPAIRING West Area Zelma Culver has transferred to the Fiscal Branch. Mrs. Culver has been Attention To in the West Area for over a year. Miss LaVelle Markham attended a Mail Orders Young People's Church Convention in Portland last week. LEE’S SHOE SHOP Magazine Area 123 8- E. Court — Pendleton Ernest Putnam and family are spending a few days in Boise, Idaho. Medical Department Betty Rankin is leaving to be with her husband, Pvt. Fred Rankin, who is in the Air Transport Command sta (Continued from page 1) tioned in New Mexico. is now employed in the West Area. Lillie Masterson is spending a two Inspection is also on the list with weeks vacation in Idaho. QUAUTY = 0.Ò.D. NEWS PAGE THREE T/5 Frank Nutter left last week for McCloud, California. He returned Saturday bringing his wife and son, Gerald, with him. They will live in Ordnance. S/Sgt. Suddeth, who was formerly stationed at Fort William D. Davis, Panama Canal Zone, has been as signed to the Medical Division here. Plant Property Mrs. Angie Amott is spending a week visiting her husband, Ed, who is stationed at Fort Lewis, Wn. Pvt. Arnott was formerly stationed at U. O. D. Marilyn Rawls enjoyed a short vis it with her cousin, Jack Mack, who is in the Merchant Marines. He left Monday for San Francisco where he will visit his mother. Bill Penney who enlisted in the Air I fore June 30. Mr. Dooley is one of the Corps Reserve last October has been | oldest employees of this depot. He called to active duty. I says “During the time I have been John J. Dooley was granted a leave here, I have seen this depot trans of absence by the Colorado & South formed from a barren desert into the ern Railroad where he had been em efficient Ordnance Depot it is today.” ployed for about 20 years, and report Mr. Dooley was one of the first civi ed for duty at this depot February 6, lian employees to report at this depot. 1941, as Chief Transportation Inspec We are sorry to see him leave, how tor, Construction Quartermaster. On ever, we wish him luck and success December 16, 1941, he was transferred upon his return. Mr. Henning of Seattle and Mr. Bu- to the Corps of Engineers as Super vising Auditor, Transportation Divi cannon of Walla Walla from the DAISY SAYS: “One of the most important Freight Bureau sion. On April 1, 1942, he was trans Transcontinental beverages in every home is milk. were in to audit the account of the ferred to the Ordnance Department, Thirst quenching, it’s satisfying Rail Transportation Division as Traf Transportation office last week. and health building food as well. Box Factory fic Manager. The C. * S. Railroad Follow Daisy’s advice and have Sedalia Dexter, who went on a pic has recalled Mr. Dooley to service. He an extra bottle in your ice box nic Sunday at Meacham, is now ill at is leaving the 15th and will report for to satisfy thirst and appetite.” duty in Denver, Colorado, on or be- home. Box Factory will not let her go again if she’s going to do that way. Just call Viri and Lester Willson “Grandma” and “Grandpa” since they now have a new granddaughter. Box Factory personnel seem to think that Mr. Johnson must be a pretty good cook as he hasn’t lost any weight from eating his own cooking Have an Important Message while his wife is away. The following officers have been to All assigned new duties: Captain Avery, Synopsis of Annual Statement of the NATIONAL RETAILERS MUT Warehouse Officer: Captain Halver UAL INSURANCE CO. son, Magazine Area Officer; Captain Miller, Assistant Storage Officer and of Glen Cove in the State of New Storage Plans and Control Officer; York, on December 31st. 1943, made to the Insurance Commissioner of the Lt. Munch, Labor and Equipment Of State of Oregon, pursuant to law: Concerning ficer. INCOME FOR 1943 Soft Ball Premiums received 3.323,492.33 83,272.06 The first half of the U. O. D. Soft- Int. divids. & rents 53,654.59 ball League has been played except From other sources Total‘income 3.460,418.98 for one postponed game which leaves DISBURSEMENTS FOR 1943 a possibility of a tie between the Offi Losses paid 1,264,917.19 cers and the Administrative Area Commis. & salaries 774,018.20 135,906.97 Two CAN live almost as cheaply as one, even in these teams for third place. The Fire De Taxes, licenses * fees 774,270.33 war-time days. But it takes some careful figuring and partment consistently wins the “Boo Policy divids, paid Other expenses 242.155.01 planning. Stone's have already done this for you . . elim by” prize and seems to be equally Total exenditures inating all waste motion and excessive cost from food buy 3,191,267.70 proficient at horseshoes and ping ADMITTED ASSETS ing. For a successful marital career, shop regularly at pong. Our hats are off to the Maga Realty- (book val.) 107,415.96 Stone’s and “he" will never find fault with your menus 127,123.04 or your bills. zine Arta who have a score of five Mortg. & collateral loans Bonds- (amortz. val.) 3.235,456.40 straight wins. Stocks- (convention val.) 303,731.00 Teat Won Lost Pct. Cash in banks & on hand 784,305.67 Magazine Area .......... ... 5 0 1.000 Premiums in collection 32,289.21 9-30-43 .750 West Area .................... ... 3 McGrath’s Diced . . . Now point free. .500 Int. & rents due & accrued 11,246.33 Officers ............ -,.......... 2 Other assets 90,915.91 .400 Total admitted assets 2 Administration Area 8 4.692,483.52 .200 Medical Corps ............ 1 4 LIABILITIES 379,253.35 .200 Unpaid claims 4 Fire Department ........ 1 Unearned premiums 2,230,967.79 The committee is looking forward Other liabilities 957,262.38 to some exciting games in the last half Total liab. except capital 3,567.483.52 A luncheon meat . . . Now point free. of the League games. Surplus over Liab. 1,125,000.00 Policyholders surplus 1.125.000.00 Total 4.692,483.52 Hermiston STONE'S AV’A EI WAR Dy LOAN BRIDES BUDGETS Large Cake . PL s • 3 for .29 a 0 t Duz Granulated Regular pkg............... Rinso Regular pkg....... Spry Shortening 3-Lb. glass ... .69 Lifebuoy Toilet,Soap 3 for .20 Cake Lux Toilet Soap Cake............... 3 for .20 CARROTS 19-oz. tin «XI SWIFT’S PREM 12-oz. tin .33 BLENDED JUKE 18-oz. tin .18 Dr. Phillips quality . . . Now point free. PEANUT BUTTER . 24-oz. jar .35 Diamond Brand . . . Now point free. . tin .30 GRAPEFRUIT JUICE Magic Garden . . . Now point free. Crystal White Bar Gold Band Water Tumblers £ Gas”“” .04 Buy’em by the dozen. Borden’s Hemo 1-Lb. glass.... ............ .59 Libby Garden Peas 19-Oz. tin..................... Centennial Pancake Flour NEW POTATOES 10 lbs 49C U. S. No. 1 - White Shafters 10-Lb. sack............... 64 Church’s Grape juice (10 points) Pints.......... doz. ORANGES lb. TOMATOES CABBAGE lb. GRAPEFRUIT 3 for 33c 23c 4‘c 19c New crop, Valencias Ripe and firm Fresh local California OF ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING ; PORK SABSAGE lb. 29c Country style, all pork :■SHORTENING 1 lb. pkg. 18c White Cloud i • BEEF ROAST lb. 26c Choice cuts (5 points) BEEF BOIL lb. 18c Rib or brisket PEANUT BITTER A PROCESSED FOODS Book 4—Blue stamps AS through V8 valid indefinitely. MEAT, BUTTER, FATS AND CHEESE [ Book 4—Red stamps A8 through W8 valid indefinitely. 1 SUGAR Book 4—Sugar Stamps 30 and 31 valid indefinitely, 5 pounds each. For canning only: Sugar stamp 40 valid for 5 pounds. Apply at local OPA board for more. SHOES Loose stamps invalid. Book 3—Airplane stamps Nos. 1 and 2 valid indefinitely. GASOLINE COUPONS Not valid unless endorsed. “A” No. 11 valid through June 21 —3 gallons each. FUEL OIL Order now! Period 4-5 coupons valid through September 30. Should be 6% of season’s rations still un used. TIRE INSPECTION Tire inspection records still required to get special gasoline allotments, tire replacements, etc. STOVES Apply at local OPA board for pur chase certificates. WOOD, COAL, SAWDUST Order next winter’s supply now— help delivery-manpower problems and avoid shortage. PRICE CONTROL Refer inquiries and complaints to price clerk at local OPA board. NOTICE > I MEALS RATIONING CALEHDAR lb. 23c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, in compliance with Sec. 111-908, O C. L. A., to the legal voters of Union High School District No. 9, of Uma tilla County, State of Oregon, that the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING of said District will be held at the High School building; to begin at the hour of 2:00 p. m. and bold until 7 00 p. m. on the fourth Monday of June, be ing the 26th day of June, A. D. 1944. This meeting is called for the pur pose of electing one director for a five year term, and the transaction of business usual at such meeting. Dated this 3rd day of June, 1944. H. M. SOMMERER, Chairman Board of Directors. ATTEST: R. A. BROWNSON, District Clerk. (June 8-22) 1943 BUSINESS IN OREGON 35.831.22 Premiums received 21,362.27 Losses paid National Retailers Mutual Insur- ance Co., James S. Kemper, Presi dent. Chase M. Smith, Secretary. At torney for service, Seth B. Thompson. Insurance Commissioner. TUNE IN Tonight at 7:15 LOWELL THOMAS with his early evening NEWS! KALE Portland • KAST Asteria Fresh bulk Valerio Spaghetti ................... Libby’s Deviled Meat ............ Morrell Corn Beef Loaf........ Armour’s Chopped Ham ..... Armour’s Tamales .................. Carnation Choc. Malted Milk French’s Root Beer Extract .. Pierce’s Wax Beans................. ... 12-oz. 3%-oz. ... 12-oz. ... 12-oz. 101-oz. gl. tin tin tin gl. SMART MONEY .10 .06 .32 .37 .18 .....bottle .13 19-oz. tin .14 HNOWS V FOOD STORES Prices Effective June 9 to 16—Subject to Market Changes. \NHERE TO GO AFTER I PEADINQ THE ADS . IKI THIS "In N'n.NSPAP^R. HERMISTON HERALD KOOS Marshfield * KORE Eugene DON LEE-MUTUAL STANDAIO OF CALIFORNIA
