The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, October 12, 1944, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHURSDAY. OCTOBER 12. 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON OREGON PAGE EIGHT Your RED & WHITE Store — MEAT DEPARTMENT — FRYERS — Fresh HALIBUT and SALMON CHIOPS — STEAKS — ROASTS Your choice in BEEF — VEAL — PORK — LAMB PEAS................................... R. & W. No. 2‘s, 2 for 31c CORN................. R. & W. Cream Style, 2’», 2 for 35c DICED CARROTS.............. Penthouse. 1’«, 2 for 27c TOMATO SAUCE Hunt's 8 oz., 2 for 13c GRAPEFRUIT JUICE................ R. & W. 46 oz. 35c ORANGE JUICE..............Palm Beach. 2’«, 2 for 45c TURKEY CONSOMME .... Morton House, 2 for 21c CHILI CON CARNE............. Van Camp’s 17 oz. 33c TAMALES............................................... Stidd’s 26c PEANUT BUTTER........................ Skippy, 1 lb. 39c PEANUT BUTTER............... Sunny Jim, 2 lbs. 55c VIENNA SAUSAGE...................... R. & W. 4 oz. 12c MUSTARD.................................. R. & W. 9 oz. 11c ORANGE MARMALADE Sunny Jim 1 lb. 23c SUNSPUN .... ................................................. Pint 26c MILK.........................................Red & White tails 10c NOODLES.............................. Red & White 16 oz. 25c CRISCO........................................................... 3 lbs. 69c HONEY................... TABLE SALT......... ITALIAN PRUNES CHILI POWDER..... WHEAT CEREAL... BRAN FLAKES...... ...... Bradshaw's, 2 lbs. 55c ........... R. & W., 2 lbs. 8c fancy large, 25 lb. box 3.75 ..... Gebhardt’s 112 oz. 17c ...........R. & W. 28 oz. 17c ........... R. & W. 15 oz. 11c RYE FLOUR............ CORN MEAL........... SUGAR...................... KITCHEN TOWELS SWAN SOAP.......... IVORY SNOW.......... OXYDOL................... ............. Fisher’s, 2 lbs. 19c ............ Fisher’s, 2 lbs. 17c ..............C & H, 10 lbs. 67c ........ Kitchenaid, 2 for 25c. ....................... large. 10c ........................................ 23c ..............................large 23c moved from the Coe farm to a adults. wheat ranch near Adams. Mid-week prayer meeting and Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hodgen spent choir practice every Wednesday the week end here packing up to evening at the church. Several have requested Rev. C. I move their household goods to Warner’s address at The Dalles. their former home at Milton. Mrs. Mary Hodgen has rented The address is 909 Court street. | two of her houses on Coe Avenue Democtalic Nominee 2nd Lt. Casseday Arrives Here I recently. Second Lt. Jerry Casseday, son I On October 12, the grade school principal. Mr. Hewitt, will show of Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Casseday, I another educational movie at 3:00 arrived late Wednesday evening p. m., entitled Dixie, and the pub from Texas for a furlough here lic is invited. These historical with his parents and friends. He films are furnished by Yale uni plans to be transferred soon to versity, and are authentic and cor another training base. rectly costumed. • Mrs Elsa Winsted of Prosser at tended to business matter in Stan- I am a pioneer farmer, living 12 miles CALENDAR | field. NW of Pendleton and 6 miles E of Hold Mr. and Mrs. Bert Oatman of Portland and mother, Mrs. Eliza Processed Foods—Blue stamps man in the Middle Cold Springs Canyon beth Oatman visited at the Claude A8 through Z3 and A5 through R5 — in fact, have lived there 57 years. McCall home Sunday. Mrs. Oat valid indefinitely. man will again remain for the win- Meat. Butter. Cheese—Book 4: | ter. Voters of Umatilla County have favored Red stamps A8 through Z8 and A5 Staff Sgt Kavo Hill, son of Mr. through K5 valid indefinitely. me with their confidence as County Com . and Mrs. S. R. Hill, arrived home missioner since 1932. These years have from 212 years foreign service in Book 4: Spare stamp 25 good for England. He arrived in Califor 10 points lamb only through Octo been trying ones. nia September 25 and was married ber 21. Sugar—Book 4: Sugar stamps to Miss Naoma Norred of Armona. My official acts during these times stand Cal., at Reno, Nevada on October 7. 30-31-32-33 valid indefinitely, 5 They have the best wishes of many pounds each. Sugar stamp 40 valid for public approval and I hope I can con friends here. Kavo will be here through Fefbruary 28, 1945, for 5 tinue to merit your support. for two more weeks. pounds home canning only. For The ioint birthdav celebration more canning sugar, apply local of Mrs. Wagonblest and W. C. Ar thur was observed Sundav at For board using spare stamp 37. Shoes—Loose stamps inalid rest Grove with two sisters from Fuel Oil—Period 4-5 coupons nance are now laying tile and the here attending. Mrs. Bruce Wilson Book 3: Airplane stamps 1-2 valid and Mrs. Dorsey Johnson. Their indefinitely. New stamp vaild and new period 1 coupons valid structures are beginning to take through August 31, 1945. father was 91 vears old. November 1. shape. Although construction Price Control—Refer inquiries work started quite rapidly some Lawrence Lawthan and son Gasolina Coupons—Endorse new Gene have four deer to their cre coupons before using. “A” 13 ex and complaints to price clerk at lo weeks ago, activities bogged down dit this year. pires December 21. Each coupon cal board. somewhat when materials became CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST | worth 4 gallons. difficult to get. However, now that sufficient tile and other ma Hermiston, Ore. Stoves—(Rationing of coal, wood NEW BUILDINGS are on hand, building will stoves ends October 15.) Apply lo SHOW PROGRESS - terials George Alder of Eugene will be speeded up. bring the morning and evening cal board for purchase certificates. It is thought that the new school Wood. Coal. Sawdust—Delivery message Sunday, October 15. Workmen on the two new school units will be ready for occupancy Christian Endeavor is at 7:00 by priorities based on written buildings in Hermiston and Ord about the first of the year. p. m., both for young people and statement of needs. Ulm. R. Meiners For Gouny Commissioner . Go. 29 on Ballot RATIONING — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — Bunch CARROTS, BEETS, ONIONS and TURNIPS SQUASH, SWEET SPUDS and YAMS Nice Solid Heads CABBAGE and LETTUCE Golden DELICIOUS & ROME APPLES TOKAY GRAPES . This Week • • • is Nationally Advertised Brands Week. And Safeway is featuring all the brands you know and like. The brands you read about in the Nation's leading maga zines, listen to over the air and see in your local newspaper. Stock up today on the many good "buys" listed below . . . Most ifnportant put your savings in War Bonds and Stamps. Hermiston TradingCo. RED & WHITE STORE Mrs. Fred Loughary is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wesley Bless ing in Portland, and other rela By Mr». Rose Hedrick tives. Mr. and Mrs. Cap Behme and Mrs. Howard Tate is visiting her daughter Neva were visitors in daughter, Mrs. Waldo Stork, in Portland over the week end. Portland. Mrs. Ralph Isackson and daugh Arthur Waltz is the new carrier ter Joann arrived Tuesday from for the Oregon Journal. Portland to visit her parents, Mr. Obern Standifer has joined the and Mrs. H L. Hedrick and other army and his wife and family have relatives and friends in the vici- moved to Ordnance. Mrs. Standi nitv, fer is employed at Ordnance. Mrs. Wm. F. Davis announces Eight families worked Sunday the arrival of a son born October improving the Grange hall and 4 at the Ordnance hospital. She enjoyed a pot luck dinner, and will be best remembered as Agnes again Tuesday and had another big Riley. dinner. A business session follow Cephas Green drove to Boise the ed and the ladies then joined in last of the week to move his showering a member, Mrs. La Va daughter Mary’s household goods da Herrick, with many lovely gifts. here as her husband. Boyd Kohler, The most noted improvement has been called by the selective seen in the business district of service. Coe Avenue is the new venitian Mrs. Lon Myers returned Sun blinds on the Emerson Beauty par day from a visit with her son Or lar and barber shop windows. ville and family at Mt. Emily Ed Emerson brought home a Camp. deer from Toll gate. Mrs. Lonnie Myers went to Wal Ernest Sires and son Roy each la Walla Monday to visit her hus brought home a deer early on their band in the Walla Walla hospital trip to the mountains. Roy Gar- and who is recovering from a ser outte was the first one to bring in ious accident at Ordnance about a 250 pound deer from McKay two weeks ago. Several unsuccessful hunt Mr. and Mrs. Harry Muir and Creek. have also returned. sons drove to Sunnyside. Wn„ last ers Howard Bousquet, carpenter’s Thursday for the funeral of Mr. mate in training at Camp Farra Muir’s brother-in-law, Wm. Bolton. gut, is on furlough for fifteen days here. VOTE FOR Mr. and Mrs. Ted Gantz have sold their farm and stock and moved to Washington. Mrs. Ruey Wailes and Maxine have returned from an extended visit in Wyoming, Nebraska and Colorado. Glenn Norton and other princi FOR pals from the east end of Umatilla county returned Wednesday from a conference held at Salem. —pa. Pol. Adv. Hans Bakke and family have Campbell's Soup Tomato 3‘Q” .25 Van Camp s Pork • s.ams 3 .29 Butter Kernel Corn Fancy WuAl.14 STANFIELD NEWS Prem Bleat 12 of can .31 No. V» can .06 POTTED MEAT Libby 17 oz. .29 CHILI CON CARNE Van Camps No. 303 jar .11 DICED CARROTS Del Monte ¥ KRAFT CHEESE Velveeta (6 points) lb. .21 s-oz. jar .13 FRENCH'S MUSTARD 14 HEINZ CATSUP (50 points) oz. .19 MIRACLE WHIP Kraft 16 oz. jar .26 DUCHESS Salad Dressing 16 os. .23 Sew for Red Cross AT U.S.O. CLUB EVERY TUESDAY Come Any Hour Leave Any Hour Between 1:00 - 5:00 P. M. 3 pkgs. .24 NOODLE SOUP MIX Lipton's HEINZ SOUPS llos. can .14 Pea, Bean, Vegetable, etc. SUNBRITE CLEANSER 4 Materials are here. 4 Make Lap Robes for Hospital Veterans. + Make Ditty Bags for overseas men. + Plenty of work to do by hand or machine. 4- Tea served at 3:30 while sewing. 13 os. can .OS 24 os. pkg. .23 OXYDOL SOAP SUPER SUDS, concentrated SWEETHEART SOAP — CHECK THESE VALUES — SNOWFLAKE Crackers 2 lb. ctn. .29 or Honeyniaid Grahams TOMATO JUICE 3 No. 2 cans .29 Libby - 20 points GERBER's Baby Food can .07 412 oz. can MILK, Cherub 3 tall cans .25 1 point per can MILK (1 point) 3 tall cans .29 Borden, Carnation. Pet, Morning CANE SUGAR 10 lb. sack .63 KARO SYRUP. Blue 112 lb. gl. .15 24 os. .23 2 reg. bars .13 Illheaties 8 oz. package GRO-PUP DOG FOOD 25 os. pkg. .23 RIPPLED WHEAT cereal 9 os. pkg. .09 16 os. pkg. .17 NABISCO BRAN GRAPENUTS 12 os. pkg. .13 QUAKER OATS 20 os. pkg. .13 M-J-B. HILLS COFFEE lb. jar 43 I. bag .20 AIRWAY COFFEE 1 lb. jar 46 SANKA COFFEE INSTANT POSTUM 4 os. pkg. .24 HERSHEY COCOA Vi lb. pkg. .10 SHORB Ya lb. .22 CANTERBURY TEA. black BISQUICK FLOUR 40 os. pkg. 41 CALUMET Baking Powder 25 os. en. .25 MORTON SALT plain or iodized 26 os.. 2 for .15 KNOX GELATINE, sparkling 1 os. .19 KINGSFORD CORN STARCH lb. .09 pkg. .05 JELL-WELL. asst, dessert* RAISINS. Sun-Maid Nectars C.J. • II 2 lb*. .25 VACUUM PACKED CONGRESS Now Available! New Cook Stoves Obtain your cook stove certificate immediately and bring it to us while we have these values in stock. Certificates will be necessary to replace stoves now in stock. Another cooperative plan—See Us Today ! SAFSWAy MSATS lb. 43 lb. 41 BEEF ROASTS lb. Arm and Blade Cuts - “A” Grade - 5 points Ground Beef Hermiston, Oregon Spiced Ham lb. 55c Sliced Koshner Salomi lb. 55c Pure Beef Braunschweiger lb. 40c Smoked liver sausage Frankfurter* Inland Cooperative lb. 28c Fresh! .2.7 lb. 29c Sirloin Steak lb. 40c “A” Grade - 13 points Round Steak lb. 38c “A” Grade - 15 points Lunch Meat lb. 37c Minced - Fresh Daily TUNE IN ! Don Lea Mutual System—Even tag opera* 10 p. m. and Sunday afternoonset4:00P-m. REAU y fRESH PRODUCE ORANGES. Sunkist LEMONS. Sunkist POTATOES 5 lbs. 19c -15 lb*. 54c -100, $3.89 KLAMATH or DESCHUTES - No. 1 Netted Gems Broccoli lb. 17c Cauliflower lb. 7c Celery Green - Crunchy Fresh lb. 9c Bell Pepper* lb. 10c Snow White ONIONS - 3 lb*. 7c -10 lb. sk. 33c - 50 lb*. $1.09 Yellow Mediums SAFEWAY TUNE SAFEWAY IN I broadcasts the San Francisco Opera . . . direct from the stage.