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THURSDAY. JUNE 8, THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT to serve the spiritual needs community. Your RED & WHITE of the E-W $ Store Red & White, 1 Ib. 33c COFFEE.......................... .... Red & White 13c CORN FLAKES............. .......... Red & White 10c WHEAT FLAKES......... 40% BRAN FLAKES.... .......... Red & White 11c SHREDDED WHEAT.... ......... Nabisco, 2 for 25c CAKE FLOUR................ .......... Red & White 28c WHEAT CEREAL......... ......... Red & White 17c BISKIT MIX.................... ..... Fisher’s, 212 lbs. 33c LUNCHEON MEAT...... Red & White, 12 oz. 37c DEVILED MEAT............ .. R. & W. 1,‘s, 2 for 19c PREPARED MUSTARD ......... Red & White 11c HEMO ............................. ................................... 59c Palm Beach, 46 oz. 53c ORANGE JUICE........... Palm Beach, 46 oz. 49c MIXED JUICE................ ..... Phillips, 2 for 19c TOMATO SOUP............ No. 303 cans, 2 for 25c LIMA BEANS................. Walla Walla - 4 Sieve White R. & W. 2%2‘s, 2 for 45c TOMATOES.................... Goldsmith’s, qt. jar 26c SAUERKRAUT.............. .... Knight’s, 12 oz. 29c BURGER RELISH........ ......................... 5 lbs. 45c SMALL WHITE BEANS COCOA ..... .......................... Mother’s, 1 Ib. 13c Sunshine or Snowflakes, 2 lbs. 33c CRACKERS HONEY-SUGAR SYRUP Bradshaw’s, pint 30c MILK................................................. Red & White 10c M.C.P. PECTIN......................................................... 10c STARCH................ Corn or Gloss R & W., 1 lb. 10c FRISKIES DOG FOOD Cube or Meal, 4% lbs. 53c SUNSPUN SALAD DRESSING pint 27c LADY GODIVA SOAP............. ...... 5c WASHO........................................ HOM Mrs. Harvey Payne is confined to her home this week due to illness. Mrs. Ray L. Woolley returned from Forest Grove Monday evening after spending a week there with relatives. Mrs. Rena Waterman had a fail at her home this week and injured her arm. . Rev. and Mrs. W. A. MacArthur Why defer the pleasures and benefits of had as their dinner guests Sunday, home ownership when F.H. A. makes it so iCapt. and Mrs. Randolph of the Uma- easy to attain? The rent money you have | tilla Ordnance Depot. paid out in the last five years would have Mrs. Snow McCoy entertained at < , given you a substantial equity in a fine home dinner Monday evening for Mrs. Neil ‘ Boynton and son Paul Edward of Se- of your own . . . paid for on the easy in attle. stallment plan. Investigate the F.H.A. plan Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rainwater in connection with the purchase of a new and Miss Frances Rainwater of Ev- home from Interstate Homes, Inc., in Her I erett, Wash., arrived Saturday to miston. A small down payment will do it. spend several days with his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hibard. Frances 1 and Ernest were former Hermiston residents. Bill Penney, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Penney, who has been in the ar my air corps reserve since last Octo ber, received his notice recently to re Miss Kay Joyce Ritchie, daughter port for active duty at Salt Lake Ci der releasing the administratrix, Ina ty, Utah, June 16. He will be sent M. Whitney, from further respons of Mrs. Anna L. Ritchie, is home on to Amarillo, Texas, from there. ibility. A. C. McIntyre was attorney vacation from Seattle college where Virgil Logan, son of Mr. and Mrs. for the estate. she is taking a Liberal Arts course. I Wm. Logan of Hermiston, has recent Word has been received locally that She expects to return to her studios ly been assigned to the postal service Harry Hamman has received a perm June 19. Miss Ritchie is employed at Farragut, Idaho, where he is in anent appointment as chief petty of at her old position in the Behrman training. Stationed with him there ficer in the Seabees and is now sta Jewelry Store during the absence of are Tom Todd and Bob Attebury, also tioned somewhere in the Pacific. An Mrs. Clarence Kennison who is spend of Hermiston. The estate of B. I. Whitney was other son of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ham- ing the week in Portland. closed Saturday when County Judge ' man, Everett, is in the service and is Mrs. Neil Boynton and son Paul, Carl W. Chambers signed a final or- stationed in the South Pacific. . . and little "Jacky” Jeppe, who makes in Hermiston! They Are Selling Fast! See Them Today! $ Elmer Fritzke, Hermiston Hotel her home with her aunt in Seattle, ar- rived Thursday of last week to visit her daddy, Guy Jeppe, who is oa a furlough. Paul Edward expects to spend a month at the home of his un cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kelley. Staff Sgt. and Mrs. Morgan Curran of Van Nuys, Calif., recently visited at the home of his mother, Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Marshall. Staff Sgt. Cur ran, who is in the Air Corps, left Thursday for-Salt Lake City. SAFEWAY 'HmnemaJc&u' ¿¡uicU BUY YOUR FRUIT JARS & TRIMMINGS NOW While Our Stock Is Complete ! KNOW NOOK MIAT — MEAT DEPARTMENT — PORK BEEF It's good to know there are dozens of fine meats available. And it's good to know you can make a fine meal with any one of them. And best of all, it’s good to know that every piece of meat you buy from Safeway is guaranteed to be LAMB STEAKS & CHOPS SALMOR HALIBUT tatûfoctory! COD Hermiston Trading Co. Safeway meat must please you 100%, or your money back! PORK ROAST SHOEUPSr lb. 29c INTRODUCING— HOWDY RED & WHITE STORE Serve a delicious roast at this special price! Coarse Grind PEANUT BUTTER LETTER TO THE EDITOR The American Way, is the “Good Samaritan” way. Let us each one rise to the occasion and give of our best. Thank you. W A. MacArthur, Minister, For some time now, several of us Methodist Church. have known about the precarious con dition which our local hospital was facing financially, but have done lit HOLD DEDICATION tle about it. The time has come, how- SERVICE SUNDAY ever, when we as citizens of Hermis ton must either come to the front and declare our interest in this essential Those who have been in attendance | unit of our public welfare, or face the at the Methodist church lately will be I ultimate loss of hospital facilities. interested to know that a formal dedi- ; No time need be spent in trying to cation service will be held this Sun- 1 justify the need for hospital facilities day, June 11. at the morning worship here in town. There is no argument service at 11 a. m., for the new chan about that. It is a MUST for our cel equipment which has been made city. There are hundreds of us here and installed by the various interested in town who owe a great deal to the members and friends of the church prompt and efficient care given us in under the capable direction of the | our hour of need. pastor. Rev. W. A. MacArthur. i We have two choices: Support the Dr. Silas E. Fairham. the district | hospital and maintain it at its best: superintendent of Salem, will be pres or, forget its needs and lose it entire ent to deliver the dedicatory remarks. ly. I, for one, cannot forget it. That The choir, in their new gift of robes is why I appeal to you to help in the will sing two anthems, contributing | securing of additional funds to carry their part of the festive occasion. on the work. According to my know- Among the recent gifts which will be ledge of the institution, it requires formally dedicated will be a pulpit about $50 per month more than what Bible, the gift of Mrs. Chas. Shown: is now being taken in from the servi new offering plates, the gift of Mrs. ces performed When we think of the Edith Geer; new choir robes, the gift value derived, this is a small sum, of several interested friends, and the that should easily be assumed by the new chancel furniture which was con community. I am willing to organize structed entirely by men and women a fund for this purpose, and several of the church in the church workshop. The worship atmosphere has been organizations and individuals have al ready given me their support. This materially increased through the ad is an URGENT call. Those organiza dition of these gifts, and the commu tions or individuals who would be in nity is welcome at all times to come terested in aiding in this work should and worship with them. The doors of do so at once! All monies received the church are open at all times for will be given proper receipts, and can those who might wish to come and i be left either at the Methodist par spend a few minutes in quiet medita sonage on Third Street, or at the tion during the day or evening. In Herald office. this fashion, the church is attempting It's new! It’s different! A new “crunch-style” spread that retains the natural nut flavor. You’ll Love It! 254 21,45 CANTERBURY ‘ lb. pkg.43 TREE TEA 1 % oz. pkg. UPTON’S Place your order at once as our storage is crowded! Inland Cooperative Hermiston, Oregon % lb. pkg. .09 51 Beef Short Ribs Ib. 19c A * B GRADE • SIRLOIN STEAK (11 points) A Grade, B Grade, lb. 33c • ROUND STEAK lb. A0 e4V lb. A0 lb. 27 Arm & Blade Cut (5 points) A Grade aXf • T-BONE STEAKS lb. AO (12 points) A Grade e "40 PICNICS (no points).............. per lb. .29 PIECE BACON (no points) .... per lb. .29 HALIBUT, sliced.................... per lb. .35 SALMON, Chinook................ per lb. .49 FRYERS, fresh dressed......... per lb. .45 • BEEF ROAST —FREE book on carving The best meat in the world tastes better if it’s carved skilfully! If you'd like to "sharpen up" the art of carving in your nome, send now for your free copy of Julia Lee Wright’s 16-page illustrated book let, Cutting Remarks, which shows how to carve all kinds of meat Just mail your request to Julia Lee Wright, Director. Safeway Home, makers’ Bureau, P O. Boa 660-CR, Oakland 4, Calif. (First come, first served' Under wartime conditions, the supply is limited of course.) SAFEWAY MEAT IS GUARANTEED TO PLEASE YOU Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn (18 p.) 46 oz. .21 Deviled Ham, Cudahy’s 3 oz. 2 for .25 Raisins, Mission Seedless Treet or Kem 12 oz. can .31 2 lb. pkg. .19 lb. .34 Dried Prunes 2 lb. package .26 Cheese, Battleground (10 points) American Spread, Kraft (2 points) 5 oz. .20 Apple Sauce Mix, E-Z package .18 Snowflake Crackers 2 lb. pkg. 29 Pancake Flour, Suzanna 40 oz. pkg. .15 Green Tomato Slices, Libby 21,‘s 2 jars .35 Swansdown Cake Flour 2% lb. pkg. 23 Sauerkraut, Champion Shortening, Royal Satin 3 lb. jar .60 Macaroni Dinner, Kraft (1 pt. ) pkg. .10 Lard, Swift Silver Leaf 4 lbs. .75 Facial Soap, Woodbury’s bar .05 Nabisco Bran, 100% 1 lb. pkg. .18 Palmolive Soap, Bath size 2 bars .15 SAfEWAV EDWARD’S COFFEE An Extra Value! To acquaint you with this grand vacuum-packed quality coffee Nut Coal Will Be On Tracks This Week 1944. - 2 1-Lb jars 55* Money-Back Guarantee ! 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