THURSDAY. OCTOBER 12, 1944
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON.
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IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
Five Years Experience
By Mrt. Grace Shoun
VES
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A Varied Selection of Nearly All Kinds of Fine Quality
Kraft American Cheese
Just the rich flavor most folks like.
5-lb. Loaf
.......... 19E
Krispy Soda Crackers
Slightly salted & tops with cheese.
2-lb. box .................. ....
per lb. .37
Nippy
Cheese
12 Pis.— For lovers of sharp, aged cheese—try this seasoned block of America
Economical size package for large
users of cheese.
5-lb. loaf............... 1.90
Ivory Soap
Med. Cake..... .........
12 Pts.—
24 Pt*.—
Ivory Soap
Try it for children.
3 for .29
Camay Toilet Soap
For a real skin freshener.
3 for .19
Cake
per lb. .35
Mild Popular
Cheese
for cheese and macaroni and casserole dishes.
Loaf Thrifty!
Cheese
2 lbs. .74
w -
Handy! Gold Medal cheese now in the economical size.
For washing or bath.
Large Cake
at this new, low price.
Cheddar
Gold Medal Mild Cheese
Oxydol Washing Powder
Washes dirt quickly and easily.
Pkg............................. .2:
Longhorn
Cheese . per lb. .37
Mellow-sharp cheese with a bit of a nip to its richness.
12 Pt*.—
American
Cheese 8 oz. pkg. .20
6 Pis.—Shifford American type, a treat for children with crackers.
2-1b. loaf .75
Kraft
Cheese
Pts.—The Kraft family-size loaf, always the same fine flavor.
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po hutty Mite TeyZ,
• Stone's have always been the leaders in making
your shopping more convenient. We have just fin
ished re-surfacing our large parking lot, making it
one of the finest in Umatilla County. We cordially
invite you to enjoy this new improvement..................
BOTH FOR
Ralston Whole Wheat Cereal and Shredded Ralston
SOUP
104 oz. tin
3 for.25
Campbell’s Tomato, its our biggest and best seller. You should
taste it, too.
CATSUP
«17
14-oz. glass
J. A. Shoun was a Heppner visi
tor Mondav and the Lyle Mulkeys
went to Heppner Tuesday. Mr.
Mulkey is to take his physical ex
amination at this time.
Fred Houghton took a load of
R E A. members to attend the R. E.
A. meeting in Hermiston Tuesday
afternoon.
Finley Graybeal of Gillander
& Burroughs was an Irrigon visi
tor Tuesday.
Sinice Moore of The Dalles was
an Irrigon visitor Monday. He is
working with the police force now.
Miss Lavern Duus, student nurse
spent Sunday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Herman Duus.
Mrs. H. W. Grim got back from
The Dalles Monday where she had
been to see her father, George Hux
who is quite ill in a The Dalles hos
pital. She also visited the Adren
Allen family while there.
The E. R. Schneiders left Tues
day for Spray where they will at
tend a fellowship meeting and on
to Dayville, Mitchell and Prairie
City during the week he is to be
gone.
The Wallace Mendes are leaving
the 15th of October for their old
home in Illinois. They came out
here in February and settled on
the F. C. Fredrickson place that
they had purchased some time be
fore.
Frank Leicht, seaman 1st class,
is on his way to Irrigon from The
Dalles. He has been gone in the
service of the navy since Novem
ber, 1942. He has been in the
South and Central Pacific most of
that time.
The Orange Lantern carnival
was a huge success. Hundreds of
people attended. The queen, Lor
etta I, was the senior’s candidate.
Each class in high school and the
grade school elected a candidate
for queen and the class who sold
the most tickets got their queen
elected. The seniors won.
Mr. Elliot is attending the edu
cational conference at Salem for
all the principals of the state. Miss
Eddy, the third and fourth grade
teacher, is taking Prof. Elliott's
place until he returns.
Irrigon plays a football game
with Umatilla at Irrigon Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Moberly and
five children spent Saturday with
her mother. Mrs. Lee Smith. Thev
are moving from Freewater to Mo-
lone. Wn„ where Mr. Moberly has
employment.
Little Sammie Umiker had the
misfortune to fall while swinging
and crack her colar bone. She was
taken to Hermiston for first aid.
Miss Hazel Osborn and Miss Ty-
the Presbyterian church Tuesday,
lena Dike are holding services in
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
nights at 8 p. m.
The Irrigon Comets were badly
beaten by the Stanfield team
mattress maker
and
Upholsterer
New Cotten Mattresses Made
to Order
Custom Rebuilding
of Innerspring Mattresses
Lumpy Spring Cushions Rebuilt
Expert Work Done to Order
Moderately Priced — Subject to
War Time Condition*
Phone 3187 or Write
Hermiston. Oregon
Thursday evening at Stanfield, the
score being 26 to 0 in favor of the
Stanfield team. The Irrigon team
did not have any substitutes.
Mr. and Mrs. Van Cleve and son
Vernon were Sunday visitors at
the Milton Bailey home.
Register Nou!
Vote 316 “YES” on
November 7th
Monthly Annuities - $60 at 60
or 18 up if disabled.
(Sponsored by Townsend Club)
LET US SOLVE
YOUR EYESIGHT
PROBLEM!
If your eyes trouble you come here
for a thorough examination . . . .
Modern glasses ground to fit if
they are needed.
Over 30 Years Successful
Optical Experience!
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMETRIST
418 South Main St. — Pendleton
Near But Depot
g. ess J. . >
—'s
Nalley’s steps up the flavors and gives taste to meats and
other foods.
RED BERDS
3 Ibs. .19
Jams
.12
21-tz. tin
Boone County Mexican style in chili flavor sauce.
FELS DDPTHD ..
Louisiana
bar
.05
For all tough washing jobs it’s unbeatable.
Lettuce 2 for .19
PORR & RERRS 21-tz. ti* .12
Sugar Loaf beans in rich red tomato sauce.
Large Firm Heads
Snow
Cauliflower
lb. .10
Grapefruit Sweet
G lor .39
Potatoes u“lemath. SO Ibs. 1.39
Beautiful
White Heads
Duz Washing Powder
Makes quick foamy suds.
Pkg.
Wesson Oil
For salads or cooking.
Pint ........................... .27
Snowdrift
Double creamy for easy cooking or
baking.
3 lbs.
67
Sunbrite Cleanser
For scouring.
Tin ................. 2 for .09
CHOICE MEATS
FOR SAUCES AND GRAVIES USI CARNATION MILK
Grade A Mutton-Point Free
LEG ROR3T, whole or half, lb. .21
SHOULDER ROAST, square
CHOPS, loin chops or sirloin
STEU
cut lb. .15
lb. .25
Sew For The
Red Cross Every
Tuesday at the
USO Club
Between 1 and 5
Come Any Hour
Leave Any Hour
N. B. C. Shredded Wheat
Children like it with fruit.
Pkg............................. .11
Nu Bora Bleach
Makes clothes white and clean.
3 Gallon .
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There’s a Travel Expert
In Your Town
In every town along our 7,200
miles of routes there is a man
who probably knows more about
travel than anyone else in the
community. You know him as a
business man — but you should
learn to know him better—as a
travel expert. Under difficult
wartime travel conditions he has
served you faithfully and well.
We wish here, to publicly ac
knowledge his loyal service to
our company. He is your friendly
neighbor — the Overland Grey-
hound Agent. He knows all the
answers to your travel problems.
In Hermiston the Over
land Greyhound Agent is
Walter Hamm.
(tore’s
Prices Effective Oct. 13-20—Subject to Market Changes.
free.
Hermiston Drug Co.
Phone 2271
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them
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