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THURSDAY, JUNE 22, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT sweet chance, Thru skies and mud of war scarred If I could only have the strength France, To smash each and every gun. That down thru centuries that are to Plane, and ship in possession be Of sons of the Rising Sun. All men of the world will ever be free. So let’s give a cheer and all else duo If I could only have the power To these willing old men of the nail To rise up and say pulling crew. “There must be peace and contentment —No. 890 The war must end today.” To help our boys out there. Your RED & WHITE Store — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — CABBAGE, solid heads ..................... lb. 4c ASPARAGUS ...................................... lb. 100 BEETS.............................................. 2 lbs. 150 LETTUCE, large heads.................... 2 for 13c ORANGES, 288’s..............................2 doz. 53c — CANNING NEEDS — FRUIT JARS, Kerr S.S. Mason .... doz. pts. 750 FRUIT JARS, Kerr S.S. Mason .... doz. qts. 93c JELLY GLASSES, tall or squat.........doz. 49c JAR RINGS .............................................. 5c PECTIN, M.C.P............................................ 10c CERTO.............................................. 3 for 53 and all the trimmings — Buy Now while supply is complete ! Apple Juice..................... New Weit, 12 oz., 2 for 25c Luncheon Meat..................... Red & White, 12 oz. 37c Coffee..................................... Red & White, 1 lb. 33c Soup Mix .............................. Red & White, 2 for 19c Stuffed Manzanilla Olives King Brand, 634 oz. 47c Biskit Mix ...................................................... Fisher's 33c Wheat Germ.............................. Fisher's, 114 lbs. 25c All Bran...................................... Kellogg’s, large 19c Blended Juice......................... Palm Beach, 46 oz. 48c Turkey Consomme with Noodles........ 1012 oz. 11c Lima Beans & Pork.................... Van Camp’s, pt. 25c Diced Beets ........................ Red & White, No. 2’s 14c Tomatoes................... Standard’s, No. 2 %’s, 2 for 29c Catsup................................ Red & White, 14 oz. 21c Apple Butter............................. Dutch Girl, 28 oz. 28c Black Tea................................. Tenderleaf, 14 lb. Wax Paper............................................ 500 Sheet Floor Wax, Gio Coat.................................. Quart Toilet Soap...................................... Lady Godiva 27c 73c 95c 5c I can not have ail these things But one thing I can do. Buy War Bonds and More Wor Bondi For the “Red, White, and Blue". —Colleen Bryson Personnel celebrated Grace Hender son's birthday last Friday with cake and ice cream which were served dur. ing the lunch period. She was pre sented with a bee-u-ti-ful nightie. It’s Our New War-Time Drink................ VITAMIN D MILK Available Now at Na Extra Cost! WAYNE LINDNER NOW SERGEANT Mitchell Field, N. J.—Wayne M. Lindner, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry F. Lindner of Hermiston, has been promoted from corporal to sergeant, it has been announced at the head quarters of the First AAF Fighter Command here. The sergeant entered the Army at Spokane, Wash., Febru ary 19, 1943, and served at Fort Douglas, Utah, Kessler Field, Miss., and Fort Logan, Utah, prior tó be ing assigned to the Signal Section of the First AAF Fighter Command here June 12, 1943. Sgt. Lindner was a member of the Dramatic club of the Hermiston high school prior to his graduation in 1939, and worked as an automobile sales man at Hermiston prior to entering the Army. He wears the Good Con duct medal and has qualified as a marsman on the rifle and carbine. His father, a retired farmer of Her miston, is employed presently as a guard at the Umatilla Ordnance De pot. • The superior milk with extra nourishment • Contains vital Vitamin D—400 U.S.P. units per quart • PLUS 6 other important vitamins, minerals and food elements. Ode to the Old Sail Pullers Out in the Area near pier number nine Some working old men are pals of mine. Their eyes are dim and they can’t see far. So they tunk and hammer and yank with bar. Thru rain and sleet and winter’s fierce blast, Thru summer’s hot winds that come at last. They work for freedom’s precious cause. E’en tho they falter and sometimes panse. Are you saying they don’t do much— How much will you do when aged as such! LONGEST DAY Some have reached three score and BRINGS STORM ten. ______ The end of the trail for most of our — men. Wednesday. June 21, first day of I Their sleep is fitful for they ache at summer, dawned bright and clear but night, by evening a storm had blown up and From the job they’ve done as best thunder and lightning, accompanied they might. by rains, hampered farmers with hay Their sons are battling for life’s ' on the ground. This week the days In the interests of a stronger America, switch to this superior quality milk— Vitamin D. Better for you because it supplies an important vitamin not found in significant amounts in ordi nary milk. The vitamin we can all use to help maintain strong bones, sound teeth. Seven important food elements in every delicious drop. HAPPY THOT DAIRY A total of .28 in. rainfall was re are the longest of the year and begin ning with Tuesday, June 27, the days corded. start getting shorter. Even though summer is now officially here, no terrific heat wave is predicted by the weather man. The report for the past week, ac I CARRY cording to Chas. Taylor, follow: Max. Min. Date .............. 80 44 June 14 WORRY 54 June 15 ............ .............. 82 55 INSURANCE- .............. 82 June 16 50 June 17 .............. 74 A Regular Ad 84 June 18 49 .............. 83 52 June 19 In This Newspaper 83 57 June 20 WHY WOBAY? — MEAT DEPARTMENT — > EDWARDS “Bligh 3ju¡uh COFFEE Hams, Bacon and Lard - Salmon and Halibut Lunch Meat - Steaks and Chops Link Sausage at 43c a Lb. Hermiston Trading Co. AT OUR SPECIAL GET-ACQUAINTED SALE PRICE— We figure this way—the more people who try Edwards Coffee—the more who will use this high-grade coffee regularly. Thatsthe reason for this special low get-acquainted sale price. Try a pound right away. Money back if Ed- wards fails to please you. Buy Edwards and save! RED * WHITE STORE u. O. D^JiEWS (Continued troni page 1) ranch at Ione where the Traildusters Riding club were guests. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ebert spent part of last week in Portland shop ping and vacationing. Miss Cornelia Davidson is a new employee in Payroll. Miss Davidson recently came here from Hanford, Washington. EDctric Shop Andy Hess is on a fishing trip at Lard Lake this week. Dispensary Capt. J. P. Alexander and family have moved from Ordnance to 5th Avenue. Francis Rozema spent the week end with her parents in Echo. Lt. Blumenthal was presented with a new daughter for a Father’s Day gift. Private Ralph Leak is ‘pappa’ of an 8 pound bouncing bay born Tuesday afternoon at the post hospital. West Area Welcome to our new foreman, Glenn Long of Stanfield. Mr. Long is a likeable person and full of fun. He says his hobby is “Redheads", but when we look in the crew truck at noon we are convinced that his hobby is “Blondes". By the way, girls, he is single! Gayle Westmark is on annual leave while her husband, Pfc. Allen West mark, is on furlough. They plan on going to Dickinson, South Dakota, for a visit. Pfc. Westmark has been over seas 28 months in the South Pacific. Luella Corey and Lillian Mason are in Seattle, Wash., on business. They expect to be gone about five days. Garage Zola Patten is taking life easy eat ing mother’s cooking and sleeping till noon every day in Enterprise, Ore., this week. Magazine Area Julius King is in LaGrande this week where he expects to undergo an operation. Headquarters Beryl Logue, . Thelma Ross, Zola Patten, Virginia Herd and Jean Kiser spent Saturday evening in Pendleton on business (strictly business). Thelma and Zola had Don Miller and Alvin Pratt as visitors last week end from Enterprise, Ore. Tom Johnson from Wallowa, Ore., was the guest of Pauline Jensen. Beryl Logue and Jean Kiser were guests of Miss Barbara Brown Sun day at Echo. Training Rraneh Martha Jones is helping out at Training Branch for two or three days this week. Jim Gilstrap is taking annual leave the 22nd of June. Uncle Sam wants to know if Jimmie can meet all of the requirements. Mr. and Mrs. Max Piger enter- tained Captain and Mrs. Purse Sun day. A lovely lunch was served at the close of the afternoon. Where did Billie Coulter get the "Wings"? Good old Gowen Field. Make Every Payday Bond Day IF I COULD If I could only have the vision To see just where and when We could stop those Japs and Germans Before they could begin. If I could only have the wings To carry me any where; I could fly to those distant lands Coffee, Airway whole bean 3 lb. bag .58 Coffee, Nob Hill whole bean 2 lb. bag .45 Coffee, Hills or M.J.B. 1 lb. jar .31 Coffee, Maxwell House 1 lb. jar .33 Kaffee Hag, de-caffeined 1 lb. jar .26 Sanka Coffee 1 lb. jar 27 Tea, Canterbury black % lb. pkg. 22 Cocoa, Our Mothers or Blue Mill lb. .11 Flavorade Drink Mix, 5c pkgs. 2 for .09 Bread, Julia Lee Wright’s 112 lb. If. .13 Crackers, Honey Maid Graham 2 lbs. .33 Kellogg’s Raisin Bran 10 oz. pkg. .10 Pancake Flour, Suzanna 40 oz. pkg. .15 Bisquick Fir., Gold Medal 40 oz. pkg. .32 Shortening, Royal Satin 3 lb. jar .60 Marmalade, King Kelly 1 lb. .17 Mix Vegetables, Libby No. 300 glass «15 Beet Sugar, 5 lbs. 33c 10 lb. sack .63 Tobacco, Prince Albert or Velvet 1 lb. .67 Dog Food, Calo Dehydrated 8 oz. pk. .06 Oxydol Soap Powder 24 oz. box .23 Lifebuoy Toilet Soap 3 bars .20 Ivory Soap medium cake .06 Grapefruit Marmalade 2 lbs. .33 Tibbetts Brook CiOSf-aar Cocktail Mix Carrot & Tomato Juice 3 pkts. Mushroom Sauce 100 Mushro’m Soup Mix Deluxe Copes Wire Rope Hay Cable Plenty of Dam Canvas Inland Cooperative Hermiston, Oregon Bo g J.. . 9 "I 1 wi 2 GM a Note. This special low price on Edwards Coffee good for a limited time only. Be sure to get your share of this fine blend early 4 ox. 104 Evaporated Corn Now Available! nr 1-lb. 16 oz. 3! Evaporated Corn Copes, 5% oz. pkgs. Milanis 8 ox. gl. 5c Pre-cooked Beans Van Camps (1 point) 2 pre: 150 Sea Mussels Mainesail (no points) Maxine Toilet Soap SAFEWAY B Molasses ~ Lunch Meat Beans COPELAND’S Pre-Cooked - .05 .29 8 oz. pkg. (1 pt. per pkg.) MAYONNAISE, Nu Made........... Qt. 474 - Pt. 2nd DUCHESS Salad Dressing Qt. 362 - Pt 932 PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast, 3 lbs. 430 -16. P’NUT BUT’R, Howdy Chunky, 2 lbs. 450 - lb. 250 232 SHOULDER ROAST of PORK, center cuts FRESH DRESSED YOUNG FOWL __ per lb. .41 BEEF ROAST, arm & blade cut “A” grade (5 pt.) lb. 2% SIRLOIN STEAK, “A” grade (11 points) lb. 40 ROUND STEAK, “A” giade ( 13 points) lb. .40 VEAL STEAK, shoulder, “A” grade (no points) lb. 28 PICNICS, sugar cured lb. 29 BACON, any size piece lb — Enjoy FISH more often! It’s Delicious! — CHICKEN HALIBUT, whole or half lb. .23 SLICED HALIBUT, medium lb. .35 CHINOOK SALMON, troll caught lb. .35 SLICED SALMON. Chinook troll caught lb. .45 FRESH CRABS lb. 3 bars 10c UNCLE SAM YOU CANT BUY TOO MANY INVASION -FRESH PRODU SPINACH, fresh, broad leaves NEW POTATOES, Shafter, new whites, med., 5 lbs. JI Lb. .111 LEMONS, Sunkist, juice-filled PLUMS, Beauty, large, delicious LETTUCE, firm, crisp, tender WATERMELONS, guaranteed ripe, med. size CUCUMBERS, Hot-house, good slicers IVE—NO
