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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 28, 1944)
Your i RED&WHUE Store SPECIALS FOR SEPT. 29-30 and OCT. 2 N CHEON MET, n. & w..................12 oz. 35c CRISCO............................................ 3 lbs. 69c CORN FLAKES, R. & ................. 18 oz. 12c EGG NOODLES, R. & W..................... 16 oz. 25c BUCKW’T P-CAKE FL’R, R. & W..... 21, lbs. 27c COCOA, Our Mother’s............................. 1 lb. 12c APPLE BUTTER, Dutch Girl................ 29 oz. 28c ORANGE MARMALADE, Sunny Jim 1 lb 23c L & P SAUCE........................................... 5 oz. 38c STUFFED OLIVES, King Brand . 634 oz. 47c FEE, R. & W. ...... 1 lb. 33c PURE CIDER VINEGAR, Speas 1 gal. jugs 55c SHAKER SALT, R. & W.......... 2 lbs. 8c CRACKERS, Snowflakes or Krispies 2 lbs. 33c GRAHAMS, Honey Maid or Sunshine 2 lbs. 33c PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy...................... 1 lb. 39c BLACK TEA, Tenderleaf...................... 1 2 lb. 53c DK. MOLASSES, Gr. Label Brer Rabbit 12 oz. 17c A.l SAUCE............................................... 6 oz. 33c SPLIT PEAS, Washburn yel. or gr. 1 lb. cello. 15c LARGE LENTILS, Washburn’s ... 1 lb. cello. 13c FCY. LARGE ITALIAN PRUNES 25 lbs. $3.80 MOP STICKS (Spring) ..............................each 20c COTTON MOPS.......................... .......... 8 oz. 47c TOILET SOAP, Sweetheart.................. 2 bars 15c P & G LAUNDRY SOAP.............5 large bars 23c GUEST IVORY SOAP .............................. bar 5c DRANO .............................................. pkg. 23c VANISH TOILET BOWL CLEANER 21 oz. 25c — MEAT DEPARTMENT — ROBERT CULVER PASSES AWAY RUCTion SALE Yokum Station, 11 miles east on the river road from Echo, 15 miles down the river from Pendleton, Ore. a Thurs., Oct. S Beginning at 12:30 40 Head of Livestock — CATTLE — 22 head of milch cows, all good ages 18 are Springers, 4 fresh, Jerseys, Guernseys and Durham, all double tes ted, a record will be given on every one. 14 head of calves, some yearlings - HORSES — 4 head • of heavy work horses 2 dozen red chickens. - IMPLEMENTS - All implements on the ranch. All household goods. Besides all small tools in cluding blacksmith shop tools. Melvin Dick, Owner Terms: Cash PETE BERG Clerk See Us Today! Inland Cooperative Hermiston, Oregon BOOSTER NIGHT AT WESTLAND CRAFT CLASSES TO BEGIN SOON 282373 S ^toik up ROW > ' BOARDMAN Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gorham, who have operated a general store and service station at Boardman for 25 years, this week disposed of their interests to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. S. Stoltnow of Condon. Mr. Stolt- now has been parts man for the International company at Condon prior to moving to Boardman. Mr. and Mrs. Gorham came to this region in 1908, settling first in Hermiston and in 1919 opening the store at Boardman. They have op erated the business in the same lo cation for the past 25 years. UMATILLA MAJOR GIVEN CLUSTER Major John A. Elterich, Umatil la, has been awarded the oak leaf cluster to the silver star for expe diting the movement of troops across a river on October 13, 1943, in the Mediterranean campaign. Despite close range machine- gun fire which wounded 20 of his men. Major Elterich directed the infantrymen, burdened with heavy equipment, to a path up the bank His action helped materially to reduce casualties, the war depart ment said. Personnel Changes at Creamery New faces at the Umatilla Co- operative Creamery include Mrs. Velma Goodwin and Mrs. Mildred Richards, who are replacing Mrs Frankie Lane and Miss Neva Beh- me, resigned Mrs. Lane and her daughter. Miss Marie Lane, have moved to Pendleton. Miss Behme will remain at the creamery for an indefinite period. Ones Fat! Naw Has i Model's Figure “I lost 32 lbs. wear size 14 again p.,, Duty p.1. Key"*, p.)).. PVMY' Vitamin Candy Reducing Now the has a model's Your experience may 0. not be the same but try this easier reducing plan. Fitti Box Must Show Results or money back. No exercise. No laxatives. No drugs. Eat plenty. You don’t CUt out meals, potatoes, etc . ‘Howdy" - Coarse Grind Points) lb. glass .28 3 (Red tall cans .25 ■‘Edwards ’ - Finest Quality cs 3.9s Hi-Ho Crackers . Ige. pkg. .18 g. n UISSU ... ■—__ J______ JI- Jl- Heinz or Gerber’s Strained Per Can ger TREET Luncheon Meat 12 oz can KEM* 12 oz. can ” .29 1.5: Diced Carrots, Blue Tag, No. SOS’s 3 cans .25 Green Beans, White Tag, No. 2’s 3 cans .29 Tomato Juice, Libby (20 points) No. 2 can .11 Tomato Juice, Sunny Dawn (20 pts.) 2’s .10 Grapefruit Juice, Town House 46 oz. can .30 Pumpkin, Del Monte Fancy .... No. 212 can .1 1 Apricots, Red Tag (30 pts.) . No. 303 can .20 Prunes, Red Tag (20 pts.)..... No. 303 can .12 Pears, Green Tag (80 points) No. 2% can .22 Sliced Peaches, Hi’way (80 pts.) No. 21‘s .22 Pork & Beans, Pent House.......26 oz. can •13 Vienna Sausage, Libby......... No. 12 can .12 Potted Meat, Libby No. 14‘s 6c, No. 12‘s .09 Mi¿cwllaotwo44Á Need 3 lb. jar .6 5 CRISCO Shortening 21 BAKING POWDER 2 lb. pkg. T Clabber Girl SNO-WHITE Salt 26 oz. pkg. .0= • Plain or Iodized MARGARINE........ 2 lb. pkg. Sunny Bank (4 pts.) PANCAKE Flour 21,-lb. pkg. Suzanna 35 •• .15 • Fer thet special dinner — end fee every meet-using medi: Sefewey guerente ed momet BEEF ROASTS - Grade A 5 pts. - lb. .28 SWISS STEAKS - Grace C ............... lb. .30 VEAL STEAKS - Grade A.................lb. .29 VEAL CHOPS - Grade A...................... lb. .39 GROUND BEEF - Grade A & B......... lb. .28 SAVE ON CANNING NEEBS GELERH, crisp stalks SQUASH, cut or whole PORSOIPS, smooth even lb. .10 lb. .00 lb. .00 POTATOES, Klamath Oo. 2’s 25 lbs. .71 CABBAGE, firm heads MOORS ft RIPLSY DRUG STORE IF v sus 23 i (A OCTNSCUN, CHERUB MILK COFFEE Shredded Wheat, Nabisco.....pkg. .10 Nob Hill Coffee, whole bean lb. .23 Canterbury Tea, black......... % lb. .22 Lipton’s Tea, yellow label . 10c size •09 Champagne, Monte Cristo .... 26 oz. 1.98 Madiera Wine, Yerdelho ... . 25 oz. 2.15 Madiera Wine, Malmsey .... 25 oz. 2.29 Bread, Julia Lee Wright’s... Salad Dressing, Duchess ..... quart •35 Mayonnaise, NuMade . ..... - pint .27 Ice Cream Mix, Londondery . pkg. .13 Yes, now’s a good time to lay in a stock offood against the winter months! And Safeway is your buying headquarters—prices planned to save you money, quality of the finest, and guaran- teed: your money back if you’re not 100% satisfied. Stock up NOW, at Safeway! CAMMCD FOODS Special Values GORHAMS SELL SHORB $ “Peanut Butter 2 - 3.45 pirn MUST BE PUT ON DURING WARM WEATHER WE HAVE A FINE SELECTION! %. Ki RED & WHITE STORE Lawrence Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hunt, has recently been commissioned a Second Lieuten ant. He recently graduated from the Army Air Forces Navigation school at San Marcos, Texas. Sec ond Lt. Hunt and his wife are now on a furlough to Chicago and then will be stationed somewhere in Nebraska. Mr. Hunt is a graduate of Hermiston schools, as is his wife, the former Miss Genevieve Blinston. ASPHALT ROOFING Mr. and Mrs. W. R Nugent of Umatilla were among those pres ent who greeted Thomas E. Dew ey, presidential candidate, when his party visited Portland last week. They attended a two-day convention and shook hands with Mr. and Mrs. Dewey at a banquet at the Multnomah Hotel one after noon. Both Mr. and Mrs. Nugent are quite enthusiastic about the republican presidential candidate. While in Portland Mrs. Nugent donated a pint of blood to the Red Cross and brings back a request from the Red Cross center request ing as many as possible from this area to donate blood for a needy cause. WE ATHER TURNS COOLER HERE Hermiston TradingCo. Hunt Is Now Second Lieutenant Prepare For Winter! day raises the thermometer into the 80 degree mark. Another week passed without rainfall. The report for the past seven days, according to Charles Taylor, Westland Grange No. 287 is planning a Booster Night program weather man. follows: | for Friday. September 29, at the Date Max. Min. Mrs. Jean Wilson program di Westland school beginning at 8:30 NAOMI BROWNELL LEAVES September 20 .... 86 52 rector of the local USO club, an p. m. The public is cordially invit- FOR CALIFORNIA September 21 .... ....... 84 53 nounced this week that there will | ed to attend the program. September 22 .... 47 83 Miss Naomi Brownell left Thurs- be two Craft Classes held weekly Included will be a flag drill, pre- September 23 .... 84 40 dav for Portland and from there at the Hermiston club. A class for I sentation of a war bond by H. R. September 24 . 86 41 will leave for Santa Barbara, Cal , adults will meet on Wednesday I Hartley, a timely talk by Frank September 25 .... 87 41 where she will be married in the nights at 7:30 and the children’s Hackler, assistant county agent, September 26 85 47 near future to Corp. Harold Reeves class will meet on Saturday morn- I two good plays, a monologue, sing formerly of Umatilla. Both Miss ings at 9:00 o'clock. These classes ing, dancing and refreshments. VOTE FOB i Brownell and Corp. Reeves are present an excellent opportunity graduates of Umatilla high school. for everyone to make Christmas C.J. I Miss Brownell has been em- presents and decorations and use- ployed in a local beauty shop for ful articles for the home. the past several years. He is a son There will be work with leather. of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Reeves of cork, plastics, textile printing and Umatilla and she is a daughter of pottery. The USO staff has ex The past week has seen a grad FOR Mr. and Mrs. Carl Brownell of i tended a cordial invitation to ual changeover to fall weather, Troutdale, Ore. They plan to make everyone to join in this activity with the nights becoming quite CONGRESS their home at Santa Barbara for which is instructive as well as en- cool. During the day, however, —pa. Pol. Adv. the time being. joyable. I Old Sol refuses to relent and each — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — We have lots of nice fresh vegetables: Carrots, Turnips, Beets, Celery, Cauliflower, Beans, Squash, Egg Plant, Lettuce and Onions. Also Fruit—Peaches, Prunes, Apples, etc. NUGENTS MEET THOMAS DEWEY Robert Wiley Culver, a guard at the Umatilla Ordnance Depot for the past several years, passed away last Thursday at the local hospital following a brief illness caused by a severe heart attack. Funeral services were held Sunday after noon at Prann's Funeral Parlors with Rev. Leland Morris in charge. Mr. Culver was born in Rome, Georgia. November 4. 1892. He came to the Yakima valley in Washington from the state of Ok lahoma 25 years ago He was mar ried to Miss Zelma Landrus Nov ember 15, 1923. To them were born two children, a son who died in infancy and a daughter, Fran ces, who resides at home. They came to Hermiston almost three years ago. Besides the widow and Frances, he leaves his step-mother. Mrs. Et ta Culver, three sisters and six brothers. FRESH SALMON & HALIBUT — KIP. COD STEAKS — CHOPS — ROASTS CREAM — SWISS & COTTAGE CHEESE ALL TYPES LUNCH MEATS_______ R. C. PETERS Auctioneer THURSDAY. SEPT. 28. 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON PAGE EIGHT ‘ BACK lb. .041 rot onoat! too wok on noe tono CAPS FRUIT JARS Regular Kerr or Bernardin Kerr or Ball Glass Top Doz. 9e Qts. - doz .75 Pints ' .63 JAR RUBBERS Reg. or Bulldog Doz. - 4t
