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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (July 6, 1944)
THURSDAY. JULY 6, THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE SIX 1944. them a year ago at Ordnance. Readers | registered this year were 71 while last I year it totaled 137. The librarian an- Hu Mra. Ruae Hadriek | Bounces a story hour for any of the at . the । Of OI interest to Stanfield Stantleld friends was younger • .-------- , children . , , who . 1 arrive c the marriage of George Sale, son of library before 3 o clock. Summer hours Mr. and Mrs. George Sale, to Miss are library open from 3 to 6 on Wed-| Betty Britton at her home in Port- nesday and Saturday. I land on June 30 at 5 p. m. She was'Mrs. Marie Evans and Normie of given in marriage by her uncle W. P. | Vernonia spent a week here recently — MEAT DEPARTMENT — Hunter of Vancouver, and she is the i visiting relatives... , , daughter of Mrs. Edward Britton.: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bagan of Eu- — NO POINT MEATS — Only relatives attended. Miss Britton ! gene visited friends here the Fourth was engaged in Y.W.C.A. work in of July. SWITCH TO VITAMIN D MILK — WITH 7 LUNCH MEAT — FRESH SALMON & HALIBUT Oakland while Sgt. Sale was a tech-1 nician in the signal corps of the army IMPORTANT FOOD ELEMENTS LAMB — VEAL CHOPS — PORK CHOPS air force. Mrs. Mabel Richards spent the three Our government urges you to eat and serve the nu day holiday with her daughter. Mrs. tritious foods, rich in strength-giving, protective Alfred Lantz in Portland. (Contini ed from Paze One) Mrs. Don Childs and children en vitamins and minerals. So, switch to milk at its — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — joyed their holidays at Hidaway son appeared on the witness stand nutrional best—Vitamin D. Springs. Wednesday night before the coroner’s GRAPEFRUIT, large...................... 6 for 35c Mr. and Mrs. Ed Emerson. Betty jury. County Coroner Folsom was in A “super” food, Vitamin D Milk gives you 7 import Lou and Jean Hodgen spent the holi NEW POTATOES.......................... 10 lbs. 35c charge of the hearing with District days at Bingham Springs. ant, needed food values in every drop. Calcium, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Duncan drove to Attorney A. C. McIntyre doing the Phosphorus, Protein, Vitamin A, Vitamin B (thi LEMONS, large and juicy.................... doz. 30c Hanford on June 30. commemorating questioning. Present also were Sher their sixteenth wedding anniversary. iff Bob Goad and Mr. O’Neill of the , amine), Vitamin B (riboflavin)—PLUS the one Miss Mildred Mollsted of Pendleton LETTUCE, large, solid...................... 2 for 19c county sheriff’s office. The hearing important vitamin which is scarce in the natural spent the 4th at home in Stanfield. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Hughes and was held at Prann’s Parlors. The case foods—vital Vitamin D, needed for the building Beverly spent the 4th in the country is now in the hands of county author FLOUR, R. & W.................................... 25 lbs. $1.14 and maintenance of strong bones and sound at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Magnus ities for further action. Hughes. CAKE FLOUR, R. & W............................ 44 oz. 28c teeth. Seven food elements in all, all in one milk The deceased is survived by his wi The dedication services for Stan NOODLES, R. & W.................................... 16 oz. 25c —our Vitamin D. You can’t buy a better, more field’s service flag Sunday, July 2, dow and two children. He had been were well attended and much praised. employed on the DePont project near nourishing milk. Start using it today. CORN STARCH, R. & W............................ 1 lb. . 9c About forty attended the shower on Hanford, living with his family in June 30 honoring Mrs. Don Sikes. The Richland. CORN FLAKES, R. & W.......................... 18 oz. 13c program included games with prizes, BRAN FLAKES, R. & W........................ 15 oz. 11c given to Mrs. Wiley Hewitt and Mrs. C. E. Fisk. The music was furnished CEXTRAL CHVRCH OF CHRIST C. Warver. Paator by Mrs. Max Piger of Hermiston. PREPARED MUSTARD, R. & W.............. 9 oz. 11c Mrs. Mabel Richards gave a humor- The sermon topic for Sunday morn TOMATOES, Standards........................ No. 212- 15c our reading. Ice cream and cake and ice tea were served by Mrs. Paul Ba ing will be “He Lives”. Ben Gerk- TENDERONI ............................................ 6 oz. 7c ker, assisted by Mrs. Ernest Great- i ing. a student of Northwest Christian UP and —Anu others. I-Uis coHege, ’ will "i-- Po' sing. “ - He — Lives,' ‘e house The ORANGE MARMALADE, Sunny Jim..... 2 lbs. 39c Mrs. Hans Ryning of Seattle and | convention delegates will be in charge -*** A=* a=A visitine a* the home HONEY, Bradshaw’s’..................................... 1 lb. 30c Karen Ann are visiting at the of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. of the evening service, giving reports GELATINE, Wadham’s............................... each 14c of the state convention. Fredreckson. Hood The general council meeting for Mr. and Mrs. Bob Carleton of VANILLA, Pheasant Imitation....................8 oz. 21c River visited his mother. Mrs. Esther July will be held on Wednesday of were 4th of July guests of Mr. and their daughter. Mrs. Geer and two Strasser over the holidays. CHEEZ-IT, Sunshine ................................ pkg. 12c Mrs. Will Barber at their home on the daughters and son, two families of Stanfield Public Library has for its next week. ' Stanfield project near Cold Springs Dixsons and two daughters, two fami HI-HO CRACKERS, Sunshine..................... pkg. 23c The Red Si de in the recent con- annual report ending June 30: adult of books and magazines. test will give to the Whites, a picnic rtservoir. Dinner was served at large lies of Conrads, three families of BLACK TEA, Lipton’s...................................... 14 lb. 30c circulation 3463; and children, 1110. totaling at the Columbia park following the tables set on the lawn. A social time Hughes and two daughters and two which is 1809 less than last church service. i chatting in the restful shade rounded sons, two families of Ansons and one CATSUP, R. & W.............................................. 14 oz. 21c 4573, probably due to the removal of out a full and enjoyable day for all son, Van Sycles and son and daughter. TOMATO JUICE, R. & W................................ 46 oz. 25c year, the 101 trailer houses, many of whom present. Those attending were the Barnums. Boggs. McCormicks and Foiirth Enjoyed At Rarbem were registered and are still readers BABY FOOD, R. & W................... 41, oz. glass ,.9c at a very good library opened up for ! A group of more than forty friends hosts, Mr. and Mrs. Barber and son. | two young Suttons. STANFIELD NEWS Your RED& WHITE Here’s The Store Extra Nourishing Milk for War-time Diets CORONER'S JURY CHARGES CRIME Now Available at Happy Thot Dairy KOTEX................................................. 12’s, 2 for 43c VANO CLEANER....................................quart 29c NU BORA SOAP..................................... 5 lbs. 71c NU BORA BLEACH............................... gal. 25c TOILET SOAP, Lady Godiva.................... each 5c BON AMI POWDER..................................each 13c CLEAREX GLASS CLEANER...............12 oz. 25c SWATTERS ...............................................each 9c Uncle- Sam says: 29 INVEST your SAVINGS , v WAR BONDS Hermiston Trading Co. MR. SAFEWAY says: ! RED & WHITE STORE •==========================================="== money Lor those £ondà! MARRIAGE RITES ARE REVEALED and carried a colorful pink, white and blue bouquet. Joan Marie and Rob ert Edward Britton carried the wed ding rings on long-stemmed white ros es. At a wedding attended by family Best man for Sgt. Sale was Robert and close friends on Friday, June 30. Britton. Receiving wedding guests at Miss Elizabeth Louise (Betty! Brit the door were Paxton Hunter of Van ton of Oakland, Calif., daughter of couver. and Donald E. Thomas of Sa Mrs. Edward Britton of Portland and lem. A bufet supper was served at the late Mr. Britton, was married to the close of the ceremony for members Sgt. George P. Sale Jr.. U. S. Army of the wedding party and guests. Air Forces, son of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Storekeeper 3/c Frances Courteau, P. Sale of Stanfield. The ceremony | sister of the groom, cut the wedding was performed by Dr. Guy Goodsell, I cake and Mrs. Donald E. Thomas, Supt. of Portland district of the another sister of the groom, poured. Methodist church, at Miss Britton's Friends of the young people were in home on 84th Avenue in Portland, be-, vited to greet them later in the even fore an alcove arranged with white ing. gladioli and candelabra. W. P. Hun Both Sgt. and Mrs. Sale have been ter of Vancouver, Wash., gave his leaders in activities of the Methodist niece in marriage. The bride wore a floor length dress church and the Oregon Council of Churches. Mrs. Sale is a graduate of of white lace and net and carried a Reed College and at the time of her white prayer book with a shower of marriage was executive of the Busi gardenias and bouvardia. She was ness and Professional department in attended by ehr sister-in-law, Mrs. the Oakland YWCA. Sgt. Sale is well Robert Britton of Longview. Wash., known in Hermiston and Stanfield. who wore a dres of pastel pink lace Mr. and Mrs. Sale Sr. attended their son’s wedding. The young couple have returned to California. GRAY HAIR? RATIONING CALENDAR At Safeway—anybody can save money on foods without sacrificing quality or quantity. For proof—do all your shopping at Safeway fora month. Try it! You'll soon realize substantial savings to swell your War Bond Fund. 99 Processed Food» -Book 4 ■ Blue stamps AS through 78 and A5, valid Yes, people the nation over have reported indefinitely. GR AY V ITA Vitamins WORK, and that their Meat, Ruttrr, Fata and Che ear a— gray hair is returning to ita natural color GR A Y VITA Vitamins contain the same amount Book 4: Red stamps AS through 78 of "anti gray hair vitamin” (Plus 450 Int unit » | valid indtfinitelv. Hi) as tested by a leading housekeeping maga zine Of those tested, 88% had return of hair Sugar -Book |: Sugar stamps 30. color GRAYVITA Vitamins are non fatten 31 and 32 valid indefinitely. 5 pounds i ng. can't harm your “‘permanent ” 30 day supply, $1 50; 100 days. $4 00 Phone each. For canning only: Sugar stamp MOORE A RIPLEY DRUG STORE 10 valid for 5 pounds. Apply at local OPA board for more. Hermiston, Oregon SA<>?» -Loose stamps invalid. Book 3 Airplane stamps Nos. 1 and 2 val id indefinitely Ga noli ne Couitona- Not valid un less endorsed. “A" No. 12 valid through September 21. 3 gallons each. "B3” or “C3" may be renewed within but not before 15 days from date on cover. Fuel Oil— Period 4-5 coupons valid through September 30. Place new or- ders as soon as Period 1 coupons re ceived from local boards. Tire tnapeetion -Records must be presented for gasoline renewals, spec ial applications, and tire replace ments. Stove» —Apply at local OPA board for purchase certificates. 7:15 re LOWELL THOMAS Diced Carrots 12 for $1.09 DON LEE-MUTUAL Standard of California THESE DRESSINGS Blue Tag, No. 303’s, - 2 cans 19c WILL GLORIFY YOUR 10c FAVORITE SALADS Copes - 5 % oz. pkgs. can 19c Sea Mussels Main Sail - 10 * oz. can Ducheáá FT. JAB tS< (3 cans 2 points) tall cans Edwards Coffee 1 lb. 28c 36- Tla-Tnadü PT. JAB 276 MAYONNAISE Vacuum pack qt . jas DRESSING 3 cans 27c Cherub Milk QT. JAR 47c Nob Hill Coffee 1 lb. 23c MARMALADE 2 lb. jar 25c Tibbets Grapefruit PEANUT BUTTER 1 lb. 25c Beverly - 2 ls. 45c BUTTER, Grade A lb. 50c ( 12 points) CATSUP, Red Hill 14 oz. 12c (30 points) SHAKER MUSTARD 8 oz. 9c Derby DURKEE DRESSING 10 oz. 25c F amous MUSHROOM SAUCE 8 oz. 5c Milani’s Whole Roast Slow aboui ian and hingá and LhinqÂ? Sunny Bank • 2 pts. per lb. . Qt. Mason Jars, doz. .89 Kerr S.S. Lids, doz. .09 Pt. Mason Jars, doz. .69 Ball reg. Rub’rs, doz. .04 2 lb. pkg. 35c Ficgo Beverage Refreshing! 1 lb. pkg. 10c FRESH PRODUCE Canterbury Tea SAFEWAY MEATS Black 14 lb. pkg. 22c Wesson Oil 49c Quart Bottle Gingerbread Mix 18c Matches 25c Searchlight - 6 box carton Dog Food 3 pkgs. 10c Calo Dehydrated - 8 ox. pkgs. Sierra Pine Soap 3 / 20c Regular Bars CARTALOOPES lb. 10c PORK ROAST Full of Flavor, sweet and ripe. WATERMELONS No Points! lb. .05 APRICOTS lb. .10 lb. .16 lb. .23 lb. .13 GRAPEFRUIT lb. .09 lb. .19 GREEN PEPPERS SAFEWAY. Bell size, nice for stuffing. lb. .19 GROUND BEEF lb. .28 VEAL RIB CHOPS lb. .39 SHOULDER VEAL RST. lb. .29 HALIBUT lb. .37 Fresh Sliced Utah type - Crisp KINDS SHORT RIBS A Grade Arisona seedless CELERY lb. .33 A Grade Fresh, tender. AIRWAY COFFEE PICNICS A Grade Slender, good slicers. GREEN BEANS lb. .29 A & B Grade Santa Rosas CUCUMBERS BACON Sugar Cured Oregon Tiltons PLUMS lb. 29c Shoulder Cuts Any Size Piece Guaranteed ripe, half or whole Dromedary - 14 ox. NEWS TIME Si'iSaliul Jima! Blue Lake, No. 303's - 2 cans 19c Evaporated Corn Münu/Sauûttj ifiùcU Pork & Beans 2 cans 25c 12 cans $1.09 Beans $1.45 Penthouse (15 pts.) 26 oz. - 12 for $1.45 Lb. 964 Ctn. 4. MARGARINE Grayvita Vitamins WORK— Restores Color Naturally mm Sunshine Grapefruit. No. 2’s. - 2 for 25c Snowflake Crackers • 4 12 JUICE 199 Sodas or Grahams SAFEWAY Beeville Strained 31 lb. sack 20 oz. box 1 lb. jir 19c HONEY . SUZANNA PANCAKE FLOUR lb. .23 RABBITS Fresh Dressed lb. .55
