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

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Newspaper Page TextSEW FOR RED CROSS AT U.S.O. CLUB EVERY TUESDAY Come Any Hour — Leave Any Hour — Between 1-5 • • • • • Materials are here. Make Lap Robes for Hospital Veterans. Make Ditty Bags for overseas men. Plenty of work to do by hand or machine. • Tea served at 3:30 while sewing.__________ MEAT DEPARTMENT FISH—Halibut, Salmon, Kippered Cod VEAL, LAMB & PORK CHOPS BEEF, VEAL & PORK ROASTS 3 lbs. 26c ROLLED OATS. Red & While large 37c ROLLED OATS. Mother's Premium 28c BUCKWHEAT PANCAKE. Red & White 12c CORN FLAKES, Red & White ........ pint 26c SUNSPUN ................................................. 9 ox. 11c PREPARED MUSTARD. Red & White 46 ox. 26c TOMATO JUICE. Red A White ................. 2 for 27c DICED BEETS, Red & White No. 2's 21c ORANGE-GRAPEFRUIT JUICE. Palm Beach No. 2» CHILI CON CARNE WITH BEANS. Cerretelli’s 16 os. 23c 3 for 28c TOMATO SOUP, Phillips or Campbells No. 2%2‘s 25c PORK k BEANS. Hunt's ......................... ..... 2 for 35c CUT BEANS. Wadhams No. 2's ............. 2 for 29c CUT BEANS. Pheasant No. 2 * ...... 2 for 33c PEAS. Rod & White No. 2's .................... No. 2's 78c JAM, Oswego Assorted ........................... 1 lb. 33c COFFEE. Red & White ............................. PURE VANILLA or LEMON EXTRACT. Red & White 2 os. 39c CORNBREAD MIX. Cinch ...................... SOUP MIX. Soup's On or Susan Baker's SHORTENING. Red & White ..... ...... MOLASSES, Green Label Brer Rabbit PECTIN, M. C. P. ....................... ............... FRISKIES DOG FOOD. Cubes or Meal LADY GODIVA SOAP . ............................. NU BORA ............................... ............ ■....... OLD DUTCH ................................................ 1 lb. 10c pkg. ... 3 lbs. 12 os. 22c 5c 54c 17c .... 412 lbs. ....... 4 for Giant 2 for 53c 19c 49c 15c — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT - .... 2 for .29 LETTUCE, large solid heads , .3 lbs. .17 SPINACH, nice and tender . .. per lb. .13 LEMONS ................................ per lb. .09 APPLES, your selection...... per lb. -16 CAULIFLOWER.................. 10 lbs. .33 POTATOES, U. S. No. 1...... 4 lbs. .15 ONIONS.................................. ker, Hermiston. 12th. Hogs, Duroc Jersey Lois Hunt of Hermiston placed 3rd in open class, and in Northeastern Oregon class with a pen of four fat hogs, she placed 3rd. In the County Baby Beeves group. Umatilla county received 5th place. This consisted of 5 steers with 3 owners. MISS EARNHEART Miss Lulu Earnheart. War Em ergency Assistant, of the county extension office, left this week for work in Wallowa county with the adult groups and 4-H club mem bers there Miss Earnheart will continue her work in Umatilla county again in the spring. For the past seven months. Miss Earnheart has been working with Umatilla 4-H club members in one of the biggest food production and preservation programs that the county has had. Club work will continue with special stress being placed on organization in the next two months. Miss Earnheart is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Earnheart. farming in south Cold Springs Can yon. Sixth War Loan Drive Set The sixth war loan drive will be launched November 20, and extend through December 16. Fourteen billion dollars is the total quota with five billion to be raised from individuals. With the accumulated successes of our military opera tions, the people seem to have be come more complacent, feeling that a relaxation in our financing efforts will not prove harmful. This is a most dangerous attitude as the sale of War Bonds is more important now than ever before. MANY ATTEND HEC MEETING RED * WHITE STORE at the I.O.O.F. hall in Athena, with Mignonette Chapter No. 86 acting as host. Sessions began with reg istration at 9:30 a. m. continuing throughout the day. A one o’clock The 38th annual Rebekah con- luncheon was held in the basement vention of district No. 19 of Ore- of the Baptist church and dinner gon was held last Friday, Oct. 13 was also held there at 6:30 in the evening. There was a very good attendance. During the afternoon session election of new district of ficers was held with Sister Naome Tucker elected as chairman for the 1945 convention, to be held in Wes ton. Weston chapter will be hosts. Alma Green of Pendleton was elected vice chairman, Carol John son of Weston, secretary; Bertha Walker of Freewater, treasurer; Velma Holmes of Pendleton, war den, and Beaulah Simons of Her miston, conductor, Elsie Anderson of Weston was appointed Left Sup port to the chairman, and Marion Wilson, the new president. Right Support. Irene Hoag of Stanfield was appointed chaplain: Lena Blomgreen of Weston, musician; Marion Dickenson, Inside Guard; Leona Young., Outside Guard; Ed na Beddo. Right Support of the vice chairman, and Ora Johnson. Left Support of the vice chairman. REBEKAHS HOLD ANNUAL MEET xpert hands to smooth the way to new beauty for you ... to give you the most flattering make-up you ever had I Export advice to aid you in keeping your complexion lovely through the years! That it the thrill you have in store for you during the Beauly Week visit of MISS PARALLEE KENDALL | Cara-Nome Specialist By appointment only. Miss Kendall will devote 45 min utes to you for an individual skin analysis, a beautifying facial and make-up and advice for daily complexion care. Miss Kendall comes at our own expense to extend this courtesy to our friends and customers. Make your appoint ment now! Only 10 consultations can be given daily—9 a. m. to 4:45 p. m. Moore & Ripley Drug JSXeE °A"° »toss BEAUTY WEEK October 23 - 28 inc. New Oil Stoves (Certificate Required) New Cock Stoves (No Certificate Needed) Inland Cooperative COLUMBIA GRANGE NOTES Hermiston, Oregon Several new members are a wel come addition to the Grange. They are Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Peverley, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Put nam. Ruth McCulley and Martha Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Zivney of Stanfield were visitors at the meeting on October 17th. They formerly belonged to Columbia Grange. All members are greatly inter ested in preparing ior Pomona Grange which will meet in Her- miston on November 2nd. The af- fair will take place at the Fair Ex hibit building, and at the U. S. O. The next Home Economics club meeting will be held at the Duff Knight home with Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Hackler as hostesses. Ruth McCulley and Louise Ham mer sang Blue Hawaii at the last meeting. They were accompanied by Mary Ellen Hancock. Mrs. Alex Jones and Mrs. Mc Culley were hostesses at the last Home Economics club which was held in the club house. The table was attractive with bouquets of fall flowers and a centerpiece of Baty. grapes, and dainty refreshments Trinity Lutheran Church were served. Plans were laid for Rev. E. M. Butenshon, Pastor entertaining Pomona Grange Pendleton, Oregon which will be held in November. Services every second and Master Ott and Asst. Steward fourth Sunday of the month at Nellie Tucker favored the group 2:30 p. m. at the Baptist church. Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Lad with an exhibition waltz, by way of reinstating themselves in the ies Aid meeting each second Mon good graces of the Lecturer, Mrs. day of the month at 2:00 p. m. The Music Makers will furnish the music at the DANCE EVER» SATURDR9 9:00 P.M. — HERMISTON PARK HALL — Adm. 75c and 50c, incl. tax 29th ANNIVERSARY SALE! —aT eia Ve 1 Lower Living Costs for a Community of a few Hundred opened its first store at American Falls. Idaho. Soon the now storekeeping methods which cut food costs so effectively spread dr al owape GraTRY iur Lower Living Costs a — for Millions —• E finest quality foods it is possible to buy at the low est possible cost to its cus tomers. That’s why we say— CompaAa Saleway Ü o L má and See (a youA^alf! TEA 10c sixe 08 13 Canterbury Black - lb. 85c ■ MOLASSES Red Hen 38 oz. boi. 10 »IV SALT package 07 Sno-White. plain or iodiz. wVl 50 lb. sk. FLOUR VANILLA 8 ox. bottle or Lemon. Westag Flavor* SUGAR S lb. sack Beet. Stamps 30-31-32-33-40 String Beans. Lorraine No. 2 can .10 Sliced Beets. Blue Tag No. 303’s .14 Corn. Butter Kernel whole .... No. 2’s .14 Sid. Tomatoes. Grdnside. 30 p.. 212‘s .13 512 oz. pkg. .10 Evap. Corn, Copes 3 cans .25 Campbell Tomato Soup 3 oz. can .13 Cudahy's Deviled Ham Treet. Tang or Prem....... 12 oz. can .31 Prince Leo Salmon No. 1 tall .21 Sii. Peaches, Highway. 30 pts., 212‘s .21 Apricots. Vai. Gold, 60 pts., No. 212‘s .17 RICE 3 ib. Pkg- 77 lc Sale Edwards Blue Rose, choice Kitchen Craft. 25 lb. 1.02 Royal Satin SHORTENING DRINK MORE JUICES! .. for health and refreshment! Safeway has a large variety of ’em —priced low! TOMATO JUICE 10 • " 7 Sunny Dawn 46 oz (40 pts.) BLENDED JUICE 2 cans .33 Adams - No. 2 cans ORANGE JUICE 4 46 os. can .43 Adams GRPFRUT. JUICE 13 Town House - No. 2 can V-8 VEG. COCKTAIL (10 points) PRUNE JUICE Sunsweet ’i hi mu throughout the west To day. Safeway values con- .23 .20 .15 .05 .12 .47 .26 .09 .37 .15 .22 .21 Macaroni or Spaghetti, Porter 24 oz. Kraft Cheese. Old English, 3 pt., 5 oz. Van Camp Tenderoni, 6 oz.. 2 pkgs. Tomato Sauce. Gardenside can Red Hill Catsup, 50 pts. .. 14 oz. bot. Nu Made Mayonnaise 32 oz. jar Kraft Miracle Whip pint jar Old Mill Vinegar, cider pint Banana Flakes. Kanana 512 oz Pancake Flour, Suzanna 212 lb. pkg. Flapjack Flour. Albers .. 212 lb. pkg. Cano Syrup, Sleepy Hollo’16 oz. bot. 4-H MEMBERS WIN AWARDS The 13 steers and 10 swine ex- hibited by 4-H club members from Umatilla county at the Pacific In ternational amounted to a total of 11.860 pounds selling for $2,220.69 for beef, and 2,215 pounds of pork selling for $443.00. The steer of Wendell Hogg of Stanfield placed 4th in Light An- gur class, weighed 795 pounds and sold for 30 cents per pound, a total of $238 50 Other awards were as follows: Light Angus, class of 20 steers, Wendell Hogg of Stanfield placed 4th; Jim Hogg, Stanfield. placed 5th. Heavy Angus, class of 17 steers. Elaine Hogg, Stanfield, placed 7th. Light Hereford, class of 23 steers. Earl Edwards. Freewater, placed 5th and Earl Edwards of the same city, placed 15th. Medium Hereford, class of 27 steers, awards were as follows: Harry Baker, Hermiston. 7th; Bob Lewis. Freewater. 9th: Harry Ba- Now Available! A group of 20 ladies enjoyed a meeting of the Westland Home Economics club at the home of Mrs. B. C. Zeek Wednesday. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs. Rodger Hollomon on But ter Creek November 8 The subject of the November meeting will be “Canned Lunches” for children and workmen. A pot luck dinner will be served at noon. Hermiston Tradingco 4 THURSDAY. OCTOBER 19, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON OREGON PAGE EIGHT " 18 os. .14 ...... quart .25 Guaranteed Quality !b. jar .59 One reg. package Shredded Ralston for lc with the purchase of 1 pkg. of Ralston whole wheat cereal at reg. price of 20c COFFEE Lb. Jar Fancy Peas Sweet and Tender No. 2 can :15 p ... Idaho Reds and Great E IL L.. go DCdnl Northern Large Whites V IDs —R ore— Salad Dressing Super Flavor qL jar .35 Crackers Fresh Baked Soda Crackers SEEDLESS RAISINS, Thompson* DRIED PRUNES. Clara Vai NABISCO SHREDDED WHEAT TOBACCO. Edgeworth, lb. 98c SÀTEV/AY MEAT Quality Blend ...... 4 lb. pkg. 25c 2 lb. pkg. 28c 12 ox. pkg. 11c Model, lb. 67c SHOULDER LAMB RST. lb. .24 1 “A" Grade - 4 Points lb.. 19 BEEF SHORT RIBS “A" and "B” Grade - No Points GROUND BEEF FRESH OYSTERS lb. .28 Pint .65 SALMON Fresh Columbia River - Slices BEEF LIVER HALIBUT BEEF ROASTS “A" Grade -39 Lb. .27 Lb. SIRLOIN STEAK "A” Grade BEEF ROASTS A” Grade - Boneless Rump - 12 Points CABBAGE .............. lb. 42c Solid Heads CARROTS .............. lb. 61c Fresh - Clip Top LETTUCE.............. I head 13c Local - Crisp ORANGES ............J Valencias APPLES. Red Delicious, extra fancy - lb. .09 PUMPKINS, ripe, medium sises ............. SQUASH. Hubbard cut or whole box $3.49 pound .05 ..... lb. .03 POTATOES. U. S. Deschutes No. 1. 5 lb. 19c. 15 lbs. 54c. 100. 3.49 ONIONS 3 lb*. 7c: 50 lb*. 1.09 ONIONS. Boilers, small size HUNDREDS OF BIRTHDAY VALUES-^/ Qowr SAFEWAY!