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THURSDAY. JULY 13. 1944. THF HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON OREGON PAGE EIGHT Box Factory Your RED& WHITE Store — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — doz. 30c LEMONS, large and juicy .... 3 for 19c GRAPEFRUIT, Arizona.... ... lb. 19c TOMATOES, large and ripe FRESH BERRIES — APRICOTS CANTALOUPES — WATERMELONS — MEAT DEPARTMENT — SALMON — HALIBUT — STEAKS BEEF — VEAL — PORK — LAMB CHICKENS — LUNCH MEAT LUNCHEON MEAT, R. & W.................. 12 oz. 37c VIENNA SAUSAGE, R. & W.................... 4 oz. 12c SLICED BEEF, R. & W.................................2 oz. 16c DEVILED MEAT, R. & W..........No. 12 — 2 for 19c PIG’S FEET, Morrell’s................................ 14 oz. 15c OLD DUTCH CLEANSER................................ 2 for BEAN in TOMATO SAUCE, Van Camp’s, No. 2 15c 19c TOMATO SOUP, Phillip’s................................ 2 for 21c Turkey Consomme with Noodles. M. H., 2 for SUNSPUN ............................................... .... pint 26c PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy................ ....... lb. 40c HEMO...................................................... ....... lb. 59c COFFEE, R. & W.................................... ....... lb. RAISINS, R. & W.................................... .. 15 oz. 14c BLUE LABEL KARO........................... 112 lbs. 17c L & P SAUCE........................................ .... 5 oz. 39c A-l SAUCE............................................ .... 6 oz. STEAK SAUCE, Derby’s....................... .... 8 oz. 35c WHEAT FLAKES, R. & W................... ....8 oz. 10c CORN FLAKES, R. & W....................... .. 18 oz. 13c BRAN FLAKES, R. & W....................... .. 15 oz. 11c SHREDDED WHEAT, Nabisco........... .... 2 for GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, R. & W........... . 46 oz. 35c ORANGE JUICE, Palm Beach............. . 46. oz. 53c FLOUR, R. & W..................................... 25 lbs. $1.05 ( Bbl. 8 - 25 lbs. — $8.25 ) SWEETHEART SOAP ....... 2 for 15c LIQUID VENEER....... ... 50c size 43c WAX PAPER................ 500 sheets 73c Hermiston Trading Co RED & WHITE STORE ORDNANCE dents on the job. This is a record of which they are justly proud. Ralph Krause and family spent Sunday. July 2nd, swimming and fish ing at Bingham Springs. FLASHES (Continued from Page One) sas. He has had 23 years continuous service with the Missouri Pacific Rail road in Kansas, Missouri and Oklaho ma. Plant Proporty Marilyn. Rawls is spending several days vacationing this week in Port land. The Office Force of Plant Property enjoyed a ‘pot luck lunch’ July 4th. Utilitùa The office of the Post Engineer is now located in building T54 which has been remodeled. It was formerly oc cupied by the Resident Engineer. Elfctric Dfpnrtmrnt Vern Gabriel is back On the job at the Electric Shop after being absent for some time with a broken ankle, caused from a fall at his home. The Electric Crew wishes to give Mrs. Omohundro a unanimous vote of thanks for the delicious apricots. This week ends a year in the Elec tric Shop with no lost time for acci- Wh.en THEY Come Enric—Let Them Be Proud of YOU Word has been received of the mar riage of Ensign Donald Houghton, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghton of Irrigon, to Miss Shirley Thompson of Denver. Colo. The wedding took place at Providence. R. I., on July 1st. Don ald was formerly employed here with the Corps of Engineers. Emma Jaster visited relatives in Pendleton Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Nutt of Baker, Ore., are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Willingham this week. Daisy Dexter, who has been in Loa Angeles. Cal., for medical treatment, visited the box factory Monday. Chas. Rowland, who has been ill for several months, is back on the job. (Continued on Page 3) CARD OF THANKS We take this method of expressing our gratitude to the many relatives, friends and strangers who expressed their sympathy by flowers, cards and words when they learned of the loss of our son Don Myers, who gave his life for his country at the battle of Biak airbase, May 27. Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Myers and family Stanfield, Oregon edld"""HOME in Hermiston! Why defer the pleasures and benefits of home ownership when F.H. A. makes it so Several Still : easy to attain? The rent money you have paid out in the last five years would have Remain given you a substantial equity in a fine home of your own . . . paid for on the easy in stallment plan. Investigate the F.H.A. plan See Them $ S in connection with the purchase of a new home from Interstate Homes, Inc., in Her Today! miston. A small down payment will do it. $ Elmer Fritzke, Hermiston Hotel SAFETY ON FARM W. A. Schoenfeld, dean and director of agriculture at Oregon State col- lege, has been named state chairman for the week by the National Safety Oregon will join other states in council, which is sponsoring the pro stressing farm accident prevention through an educational program to gram in cooperation with the United make farm people more conscious of States department of agriculture and the special hazards of agriculture dur farm organizations. Dean Schoenfeld ing National Farm Safety week, set will open the week in Oregon with a by presidential proclamation for July radio talk over station KOAC Mon 23 to 29. i day. July 24, at 12:45 p. m. TO BE STRESSED FEWAY SOFTASILK CAKE FLOUR 40 ounce package ........................................... Lend Three for Foor And Win the War Quench Thirst .24 ON A HOT JULY day, everybody feels like tipping up a whole bucketful of cool thirst-quencher! But there are simpler and far more interesting ways to do it. For instance: KELLOGG’S CORN FLAKES giant package .................................................. RATION TIME TABLE SAUER KRAUT quart jar ......................................................... PROCESSED FOODS — Book 4. Blue stamps A8 through Z8 and A5. valid indefinitely. LOBSTER - For Salads tant things to remember, of course, are that both tea and coffee must be brewed in double strength, and should be freshly made, if you want good flavor when they're iced. 8 ounce can ...................................................... SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING MEAT, BUTTER, FATS AND CHEESES—Book 4. Red stamps A8 through Z8 valid indefinitely. 65 60 21 17 3 pound jar ....................................................... ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING 3 pounds ......... .............................. SUGAR—-Book 4. Sugar stamps 30, 31 and 32 valid indefinitely. 5 pounds each. For canning only—Sug ar stamp 40 valid for 5 pounds. Ap ply at local OPA board for more. LIBBY TOMATO JUICE 46 ounce tin (18 pts.) FIREFLY PEARS " (43 points) No. 212 tin Orange Egg Milk Shake is satisfying and easy to make: combine 1 1 $ cups each of chilled orange juice and milk in a shaker or mason-type glass jar; add 1 egg (slightly beaten), 3 tosps. sugar and 1 tsp. grated orange rind; put lid on jar and shake well. For Children, make “Singing Sam Sticks" by pouring fruit-flavor car bonated beverage into refrigerator freezing tray; after about 1 hour s freezing, insert wooden meat skewer into each cube and continue freezing until solid; serve as lollipops. FARM-FRíSH PÜ0DUCF AVOCADOS CANTALOUPES FIRM RIPE WATERMELONS lb. Guaranteed Ripe - Half or Whole GREEN PEPPERS Bell Size .041 = " lb. .is SWEET AND RIPE 1b. .28 1b. .09 Coffee Cool is delicious for dessert, or with a midday sandwich: hali-finl tall glass with shaved ice; add scoop vanilla ice cream, and fill nearly to top with steaming hot coffee; stir until smooth and frothy. I-.07 ib. 10 However you do it, have plenty of thirst-quenchers on hand for your family these July days—helps to keep them healthy and happy! BEANS Green. Stringless SQUASH Crook Neck 9 Jutialelosiqi — TOMATOES Crisp. Appetizing Fresh Field Sojeway Homemohert' Bertat MUI: . SAFtWAy MF ATS £//A curs our them ? MAST/ Across Street North of Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co. Easy Ways io you to real savings! Barbed Wire KENT GARRISON Mrs. Jewel McDaniels of San Diego arrivtd Tuesday to visit her son. Sgt. McDaniels and family. Capt. Affleck and family left Sat urday for a week’s vacation in Twin Falls. Idaho. Sgt. Shore and Pvt. Zobrist went to Heppner Sunday, where they enjoyed the day swimming. Homemaker ‘Guide No matter what the season, you can buy quality food at money- having prices — consistently low! —if you shop at Safeway. Below, you will find some sample summertime prices. Let them guide We Now Have On Hand Sheet Metal Work COCOAMALT 1 lb. jar ................... HERSHEY COCOA * 8 oz. pkg.................... .10 GUAVA JELLY No. 212 tin .............. CALO DOG FOOD 8 oz. pkgs., 3 for........ 10 DICED BEETS All Gold, No. 303 jar .11 MUSTARD quart jar.................. 14 SODA CRACKERS N.B.C., 2 lbs.............. JULIA LEE WRIGHT Bread, 112 lb............ pound 33c pound 29c pound 29c pound 45c pound 29c pound 39c 33 pound 19c Mtt OWN MOTHER AND SISTER snu BUY PRODUCE THE III “ oL -FASHIONEO WAY ! ru WAIT JUST also HELLO, sis! WHATS ALL THIS I HEARO ABOUT “WASTING Hog Fencing Inland Cooperative back he Aack/ EXTRA BONDS Summer And Winter BACON Any Size Piece PORK STEAK Arm and Blade Cuts PORK ROAST Shoulder - Center Cuta PICNICS Sugar Cured Fryers Fresh Dressed - Tender • • • • VEAL SHOULDER STK.-a-cead VEAL RIB CHOPS * "Grade GROUND BEEF Pure Beef • “A" Grade • SHORT RIBS “A” and “B” Grade . . Medical Department Citing what he termed “an appall instruction in rules of safety of the ing" loss of life and limb from farm many young and inexperienced per accidents, President Roosevelt has re sons now being employed on farms.” quested all persons and organizations concerned with agriculture and farm life “to stimulate among farmers a full realization of the need for ’ con stant attention to the old familiar pre cautions against the hazards of their calling and also to awaken in them a sense of responsibility for the proper ——. ======........ Magatine Area Miss Alice J. Frosh is on a week's vacation in San Diego. Cal. Zora Stumbaugh is back in Control after spending a week's vacation at her home in Pendleton. Jessie Jensen is leaving for Spo- kane on a four day business trip. Sunday the Magazine Area office force had a pot luck lunch. They said it was just like “an ol’ time dinner at home”. The Magazine Area is running true to form in the second half of the Post Softball League by defeating all oppo sition. The outstanding game of the series was played on June 30th when “Bud” Evans pitched his team to a 15 to 0 win over the Officers by the shut-out route. His team played er rorless ball as not a player on the op posing team reached first base. This was the first no-hit. no-run, no-error and no-walk game that has been played on the local field. a P s "ALL • Sa koot tuo PRICED THE SAME"? . j minutes WHILE you FINISH MIXING THAT, DOROTHY, AND THEN YOURE . • . COMING TO pSemr acs Si WWs" y • THE stoRE WITH ME ' you SEE, ALL THE FRESH FRUITS ANO VEGETABLES ARE potato PKKXO BY by THE POUND THAT SOLVES MY PROBLEM, you J NOW ON. IT'S BUY EXACTLY WHAT you f SAFEWAY NEED, ANO PAY A FAIR 1 HERE AT SAFEWAY! , PRICE FOK IT! A FOR mt:
