PAGE EIGHT
THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. 1944.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
A BOOKS SOON TO
Your
RED&WHUE
Store
— MEAT DEPARTMENT —
Ground Beef — Sausage — Fresh & Cured Meat
Lunch Meat and Cheese
SUNSPUN ....
RIPE OLIVES
R. & W. ige.. pint .33
OLIVES, Mam. Queen .... King Brand, 5%2 oz. .33
MANZANILLAS, Stuf’d King Brand 6% oz. .47
CATSUP.................
Red & White, 14 oz. .21
....... R. & W., 10 oz. .25
COCKTAIL SAUCE
Vienna Sausage
.... R. & W. 4 oz. .12
R. & W. No. 12‘s .09
Deviled Meat ......
Peanut Butter ......
........ Skippy, lb. .39
Tomato Sauce......
...... Hunt’s, 8 oz. .07
........... No. 303’s .12
Tasty Kernel Corn
Tomato Soup ... Phillips, 1012 oz., 2 for .19
ECONOMY LIDS
•20
MATCHES ....
carton .23
CLEAREX.... (Easy way to clean glass, 6 oz. *15
FLOOR WAX
Simoniz, quart .79
WOODBURY’S SOAP
NU BORA....................
Lge. 5 lb. bag .71
Blue Labe! Karo............................ 112‘s .17
Shortening........ .
Red & White, 1 lb. .22
Biskit Mix.................................. Fisher’s .33
Corn Flakes......... Red & White, 18 oz. .12
M.C.P. Pectin................................ 3 for .28
Rings ................................................... 05
Beans...................................... 2 lbs. .27
Renewal of badie
gasoline ra-
tions which expire September 21 will
get underway the latter part of Aug-
ust, Frederic F. Janney, district OPA
rationing executive, announced today.
Exact date and method of filing ap
plications for renewal will be an
nounced shortly, but will be handled
by local OPA boards, he indicated.
I
All renewal applications must be
accompanied by the back cover of the
curren “A” book. Janney emphasized.
The applicant who has lost or thrown
away the cover of his “A” book will
have to prove to the board ( 1 ) that he
has a car which entitles him to apply
for an "A” ration; (2) that the car is 1
currently registered and in use; and
(3) that a new basic “A” ration has _
_____
not been issued for it and no applica- 1
tion for a renewal is pending at any
board.
Janney said the new “A” book will
C. J. Shorb. democratic nominee for
provide the same monthly ration as
the old — eight gallons or approxi Congressman 2nd District, is starting
mately 120 miles a month. However, upon his active campaign of the dis
coupons in the new “A” book will be trict this week. He left for Portland |
worth four gallons instead of three. to attend the Department convention
the value of the present coupons, Six of the American Legion as a delegate
of these four-gallon coupons will be- from the La Grande Post, of which !
come valid every three months, At post he is a past commander. He ex
present eight three-gallon coupons are pects to then start on a trip which
will take him into all the counties of
validated every three months.
the district where he says he wants
Substitute R.R. Clerk Needed
to meet as many people as possible.
He expects to be in Klamath Falls i
An examination to secure substitute
railway postal clerks for Alaska and on August 27th to attend the county
the 32 states named in announcement democratic picnic at that time.
Some of the things which Shorb |
number 333 has been announced by
the United States Civil Service Com stands for are—All-out effort looking
mission. Applications will be accept to earliest possible victory—all possi- |
ed at this time from residents of only ble aid for war casualties and soldier
Alaska and those 32 states. Appli rehabilitation- extension of Social Se
cants. to qualify, must pass a written curity to include business men, school j
examination consisting of a general teachers, "public servants, domestic and :
test and mail routing tests. The sal farm laborers—greater development 1
ary for these positions is $2,464 a of our natural resources, especially |
year, including overtime pay, for a | power and flood control, and a contin
48-hour week. Information and ap- uance of a forward looking farm pro
plication forms may be obtained from | gram and low interest rates.
the commission’s local secretary. Vic | Mr. Shorb is publisher of the East-
ern Oregon Review at La Grande and
Addleman, at the local post office.
also operates a retail and wholesale not to be ashamed, rightly dividing
the word of truth."
stationery business.
There will be a boys’ and girls’
PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE eamp at Wallowa Lake August 21 to
26.
Ltland Morse, Pastor
Mid-week services will not be held
“Study to shew thyself approved
unto God. a workman that needeth here during that week.
Floors looking shabby?
Get after ’em now!
WOODEN
FLOORS
A tough, lasting enamel that
oil and grease can’t penetrate.
Dandy anywhere in the house.
Dries hard overnight. Bright
new colors—smartest selec
tion in town.
SHORB STARTS
HIS CAMPAIGN
AVERAGE SIZE
FLOOR ABOUT
$125
FULLERWEAR
FLOOR
ENAMEL
VARNISHED FLOORS
One coat protects, resists scuffs
and scratches. Brightens dull
surfaces. Wax, then polish for
most beautiful floors you ever
saw!
AVERAGE
ROOM USES
ONE PINT
FULLER SPEEDITE VARNISH
Tum-A-Lum Lbr. Co
Traid Small White, Pinks or Reds
— PRODUCE DEPARTMENT —
Watermelons — Persion Melons — Cantaloupes
Carrots — Celery — Onions — Corn
Green Beans & Canning Tomatoes
SAVE ON JUICES!
a/
Hermiston Trading Co
of aummag
RED * WHITE STORE
Drinks, Lunches and
gogtho)
WEATHER TURNS
COOLER HERE
It is beginning to look like the hot
days are waning and in recent morn-
ings hunters are even stating that
"buck fever” is in the air. Although
many surrounding communities re
ported considerable rain Sunday night
Hermiston has been without rain for
almost two months.
The report for the week follows:
Date
Max. Min.
August 2
92 57
August 3
91
62
One
match,
one
cigarette.
one careless act can start a
raging fire in an Oregon for-
est. Ir. the woods, BE CARE-
FUL, for wood is a critical
war item filling more than
1200 military uses.
POUR Pa
7.
1“ 2.18
E GALN 3.
r FOROS
KEEP
OREGON
GREEN
ASSOCIATION
SALEM, ORE.
August 4
August 5
August 6
August 7 ....
August 8
August »
August 10
August 11
August 12
August 13
August 14
August 15
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93
92
82
.... 82
... 85
... 94
98
... »7
94
83
86
Summer Foods at Safeway!
60
58
57
55
53
55
65
57
58
68
55
58
RPeähed
wüh these
POINTS ON LAMB
TO STAY ON
The national Office of Price Ad
ministration today reaffirmed its pre
vious position and has decided not to
grant a point holiday or bonus stamp
for lamb, according to word just re
ceived by George L. Curry, acting dis
trict OPA director, from Charles R.
Baird, regional OPA administrator at
San Francisco.
Baird relayed the message from
Charles Phillips. OPA deputy admin
istrator in charge of rationing at
Washington, D. C.
Phillips said the matter had been
thoroughly reconsidered at a joint
meeting with officials of the War
Food Administration, the Office of
Price Administration and the War
Meat Board, and the district OPA re-
quest was denied on the ground that
recent ameliorating factors are re-
lieving the local lamb situation.
Phillips explained that removal of
utility lamb from points should give
some relief, and that increased buy
ing by the military will absorb higher
quality lamb. He indicated also that
demands of the consuming public are
accelerating considerably over the de
mand of the past 30-60
30-60 days.
BORDEN’S HEMO
Pound Jar .
’
SUN VALLEY BEVERAGES
64 oz. bottle ..............
MAVIS COLA SYRUP
12 oz. bottle ....—
APPLE JUICE
Hood River. Pint —
ORANGE JUICE
Sunshine. 46 oz. tin
DROP o’ LEMON JUICE
2 oz. bottle ..................
GUAVA FRUIT JELLY
Ferro. No. 2 %‘s ...........
.12
TOMATO JUICE
SUNNY DAWN
6 points can
No 2
cans
con
* (2 ) 19-
ICED TEA
GRAHAM CRACKERS
Honey Maid. lb.
MARGARINE (4 points)
2%
Sunny Bank
. 2 lbs. °.
ROYAL SATIN SHORTEN’G
3 Lb. jar ............................. 1
KITCHEN CRAFT FLOUR $1.99
50 lb. sack .......
PANCAKE FLOUR
Suzanna. 40 oz.
CIDER VINEGAR
Old Mill, Quart
DRIED PRUNES
2 l. pkg.........
29
*59
Extra Special Values
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE
TOWN HOUSE
(No ration points)
59
39
Grapefruit Juice TOWN HOUSE 2 No. 2 Cans .25
Lcans • 25
Vegetable Cocktail “Zrosnue
FLAVORADE ALL FLAVORS
Orange and
Marmalade Everbest Brand
Grapefruit
Canterbury
Block
lAMa 94
Also sold in other conven-
lent sizes.
Save on other
brands, too, such as Tender-
leal, Lipton's and Tree Tea
COFFEE—9cd o Xai
90.
&O
EDWARDS
Drip or Regular Grind
|.lb
jar
Or, if you prefer. Hiili, M
J. B.. Max-
well House. Golden West, Chase & Sen
GQARAHTCeD MCATS
forget. Safeway
can
save
you
money on these, too.
lb. .29
Beef Roasts
lb. .28
F avorite
Ctn.
OIL WAX PAPER 150 ft.
lb. .33
SWAN SOAP
"4-in-1 soap”
Grade A
Pork Steaks
Lunch Meats lb. .39
Assorted Variety
CHAMPAGNE 20.2
BEET SUGAR
10 lbs. 29
Stamps 30-31-32 & 40
• —
Beef Liver
bora. Airway end Hob Hill Whole Been.
Don't
100% BRAN
Nabisco
16 oz. pkg. •* /
SHREDDED WHEAT
44
12 oz. pkg. »4V
Kellogg’s
Frankfurters lb. .29
MATCHES
.06
Reg:
bar F—
P & G WHITE
Laundry Soap
OXYDOL
Granulated Soap
ECONOMY CAPS 2 Dozen .33
Kerr
PRODUCE
Supply
CANTALOUPES
lb.
Special! Sweet Delicious
GRAPES
lb.
Red Malagas
GRAPES
lb.
Thompson Seedless
WATERMELONS
I
lb.
Half or Whole
05
PEACHES
lb.
Local Rochesters, flawless
AVOCADOS
lb.
Calavo», salad fruit
CELERY
Utah type, new low
TOMATOES
Red ripe locals
SAFIWAY
12
price L..10
-09
NU-MADE
FRUIT JARS
Kerr. Ball
glass top Vacu
Seal
Dozen
65
Quarts 0.
JAR CAPS
Bernardin
Regular