Your
Store
RED& WHITE
.65
MILK, Red & White .............................. tall can .10
WHEAT FLAKES, Red & White.......... 8 oz. .10
COFFEE, Red & White ........
' schoolhouse, and already has several
activities outlined for the winter
months. The Westland Subordinate
is justly proud to be sponsoring the
.only Juvenile Grange in Umatilla
county.
2 lbs.
WHEAT CEREAL, Red & White
.17
28 oz.
TOMATO JUICE, Red & White........... 46 oz.
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Red & White
.25
46 oz. .35
TOMATO SOUP, Phillips ...............................
VEGETABLE-BEEF SOUP, Phillips
.09
.15
PEAS, Red & White............
.43
ORANGE MARMALADE. Sunny Jim 2 lbs. .36
APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl ....
28 OZ. .28
PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy.......
1 pound .39
DEVILED MEAT, Red & White
..... %’s .09
2 lbs.
GRAPE JAM, Red & White
1 lb. .59
HEMO............................................
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SWEET PRUNES, Red & White
... 2 lbs. .35
SHORTENING, Red & White
1 pound .2.2
PREPARED MUSTARD, Red & White 9 oz.
.1 1
CRISCO
3 lbs. .74
.08
.49
1 5
TABLE SALT, Red & White
2 lbs.
DOG FOOD, Friskies Cubes or Meal.. 4% lbs.
TOILET SOAP, Lady Godiva
3 bars •
— PRODUCE DEPARTMENT —
CAULIFLOWERS - DANISH SQUASH - CELERY
GREEN PEPPERS - TOMATOES - CABBAGE
GREEN ONIONS - PEACHES - PRUNES
WATERMELONS
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THIS TICKET entitles you to one
complete and thorough audiometrie test of
your hearing at the next
ORDNANCE DEPOT
HIGH IN SAFETY
HEARING CENTER
This scientific test takes only 20 minutes,
The Safety Section of the Umatilla
and involves no cost or obligation.
i Ordnance Depot takes pride in an
T. C. DOWNS,
nouncing that the lowest frequency
rate in the history of the depot was
Certified Sonotone Consultant.
achieved in the month of August,
justly credited to intensified efforts
and increasing momentum in safety
consciousness among all employees of evening will be “God, Jonah, and the
Water Viere To Meet
the depot.
Whale.”
All water users of Westland district
The new all time low accident rate
are urged to attend a meeting to be
of 7.5 per million man hours of ex
| held at the Westland school house
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"Itrs"
posure in the month of August with
Tuesday evening, September 19. Sev-
Harry Kelley, a prominent farmer
only two lost time accidents, which is
eral matters of importance will be | of Hermiston and Adjutant. Ameri-
2.1 below the rate established from
discusseli during the evening.
can Legion Post, was Tuesday night
January through June 1944, by Ord
Friday evening will mark the first‘
named as a school director for Dis
nance installations performing simi
lar duties, places the depot in a most sociai gathering of the year at Her- HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH | trict 14 (grade) to serve for the un-
favorable position in the -------
1944-45
Ord- miston high school when the freshmen
expired term of Charles Hodge who
H. V. McGee, patter
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nance Safety Contest already in pro-1 will play host to the sophomores. La-
! recently resigned when he moved to
gresa since July 1. 1944. running ter in the evening the sophomores will I
I Heppner. The term is for the re-
through June 30. 1945.--------------------- I in turn entertain the freshmen at a , Morning worship. 11:00 a. m. Ser- mainder of the 1944-45 school year at
That the Umatilla Ordnance Depot dance and refreshments.
i which time Mr. Hodge’s term would
mon subject, “Hidden Hunger.”
Accident Prevention program has pro-
The above procedure is an annual
Evening worship. 8:00 p. m. Ser- have regularly expired.
gressively reduced the frequency of event and has in a great measure re mon subject. “Salvation for Forty Mr. Kelley comes well qualified to
lost time accidents is reflected in the placed the “hazing” of freshmen in Dollars.”
[ the board as he has taken an active
following frequency rates:
| former years.
The B. Y. F. will serve refresh- | interest in community affairs tor
Average frequency rate, 1942, 86.6.
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mènes following the evening service, i many years.
Average frequency rate 1943, 41.06. |
STILL
Average frequency rate first 6 mo.
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HARRY KELLEY
41
NEW DIRECTOR
LOWER CLASSES
TO HAVE PARTY
1944 • 23.7.
Average frequency rate July and
August. 1944. 9.6.
CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST
C. Warner, Pastor
Regular services will be held Sun
day: Bible School at 10:00 a. m..
morning worship at 11:00. The ser
mon topic for this service will be
“The Wisdom and Purity of Christ.”
The young people and adult C. E.
meets at 7:00. and evening worship
at 8 00. The sermon topic for the
WEATHER
RATHER ____ WARM
In spite of the fact that September
has almost reached the half way
mark. Old Man Sol is still remaining
on the job. The maximum tempera
ture for the week did not go below 94
with one day of 100 degrees recorded.
B. Haneline. city irrigation manager.
informed the Herald Thursday that
there will be no irrigation this week
but that there might be one next
week.
WESTLAND HAS
FINE MEETING
COMPLETE SCHEDULE or WORSHIP SERVICES
II
a.m.
GOOD MISIC
XOUTPT88"A
SUNDAY EVENING CLUB NOCI
REPAIRING
Will Pay Prompt
Attention To
Mail Orders
LEE'S SHOE SHOP
123 S E. Court — Pendleton
WE WILL SEE YOU THE FOLLOWING
SATURDAY AS USUAL!
p; Mecr-eoeARercAeeoMectMeron
SAFEWAY
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NO DANCE at TOWNSEND HALL
NEXT SATURDAY, SEPT. 16
ENRICHEP
where ^
RED & WHITE STORE
QUALITY
In Favor of the Pendleton Roundup
There Will Be
Julia lee liolds
Hermiston Trading Co
another lively and interesting meeting
September 8th. Reports were given by
the five members who attended Pomo
na at Wildhorse Grange. September
Westland Grange experienced 7th. Also a very comprehensive re
port was given by Clara Thornburg.
Westland's representative at State
Grange. Five new applications were
read, showing a steady increase in
membership.
Booster night, always a gala event
at Westland Grange, will be Friday.
September 29th, and the Worthy Lec
turer, Marian Rice, announced com
mittees were appointed and plans un
der way for an even better program
this year. A membership committee
#ermistun
consisting of Alma Allstott, Eda Ma
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flrthnhist Church ----- rie Zeek and Adacarol Corliss was ap
pointed to assist in getting more peo
ple interested in grange work. The
Pep committee, J. D. Corliss. Floyd
TOPIC FOR WORSHIP
Laird and Marguerite McKay have
plans under way for a basket social
“WANTED: A
and entertainment in the near future.
Charles and Lily Wicklander. State
LEADER”
Deputy and Juvenile Matron, respect-
ively. instituted
new Juvenile
Grange with a charter membership of
SEPTEMBER 17. 1944
22. This lively group of young grang
ers as an attractive room of its own
in the basement of the Westland
GOOD NUTRITION AND
CALL
GOOD TASTE
FOR THIS SWELL LOAF!
Give them the energy they
need and the home-baked
flavor they love in Julia
Lee Wright « enriched bread I ) V
freshness you can
pend on. too 1
EGGS
"A” GRADE
med. - dozen - Ige.
35
37
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MORES
Farmer’s Gold
or Beeville Pure
2 lb. Jar 45c
Canned meets Tree S
CHEESE
FLOUR
23c
Battleground (12 pts.)
Mild, whole milk
Kitchen Craft
25 lb. sk. $1.02
lb. 31c
50 Ib.
sk.
$1.99
Beverly
PEANUT
BUTTER
No. 1 quality
peanuts
1 lb. jar 2 lb. jar
25 45
MARMALADE
2 lb. jar
Tibbetts Brook
PEACH JAM
2 lb. jar
Dude Ranch ( 12 points)
APPLE BUTTER
No. 2*
Libby Fancy
glass
GUAVA JELLY
No. 212
Ferro Brand
Tin
GR. TOMATO SLICES 2*
Libby
jar
BROWN MUSTARD
Heinz
6 oz.
WHEAT TOAST WAFERS
Sunshine
Lb.
NABISCO SHREDDIES
Package
SPRY SHORTENING
3 pound jar
BEANS, Reds.
2 Lbs.
Small whites or Ige. whites
BEANS. Reds.
5 Lbs.
Small whites or Ige. whites
A2
90
2
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.19
20
SAK WAV MIAT
Save money while eating the best available meats '
BEEF ROASTS
Ib.
BOILING BEEF
GRADE A or B
ib
GRADE A (5 Points)
noc
mdb
|QC
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GROUND BEEF no.
ib madD
GRADE A or B
Inland Cooperative
Hermiston, Oregon
PEANUT
BUTTER
1 Lb.
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Pimiento Relish
Pimento Olive
Spread
5 oz. glass
(2 Points) —
2 lb. jar
g Me
d
g wc
Sno-White Salt
Plain or Iodized
Mustard
26 oz. pkg.
4 oz. can
Schilling’s ground
\ hh I h
1 oz.
Celery Seed
pk
Cumin, Dill Seed. Mustard
Seed. Bay Leaves, etc.
Speas cider
gal. bot. .40
2 for
.25 —
3 pkgs.
.25
4
Deviled Ham
Shinola Paste
or Liquid - Black or Brown
fresh—just like you
Edward* Coffee
Elbertas
lb. .10
Marbfeheá.í
SAItWAY
BOX
PEARS
PRUNES
Apple Box
TOMATOES
16 Lb. Flats
Quality coffee, vac. packed
Nob Hill Coffee
Apple Box
$2.69
.18
Pickling Spice
Crescent whole
Argo
PEACHES
GRAPES
Vari«..*
PEPPERS GryE"
POTATOES W.
SQUASH
Kraft
CHEESE
SPREADS
Gloss Starch
you can t afford to miss I
Barbed Wire and
Hog Fencing
Howdy
Crunchy-Style
13c
Cudahy’s - 3 oz. cans
Farm
produce
That’s ut! "Farm Style
POUND Oe
LOAF
77
1‘-Lb. Loaf
^Canning
Have You Got Your Stock so that You Can
Take Care of It?
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Give them
— MEAT DEPARTMENT —
FRESH SALMON & HALIBUT - LUNCH MEAT
CHICKENS, ROASTS AND FRYERS
VEAL STEAKS, CHOPS & ROASTS
WIENERS
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1944
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE EIGHT
Fresh, luxurious blend
Whole Bean
Whole Roast, mild blend
CANTERBURY TEA tskon 18c
Hot or iced, you’ll find real enjoyment
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