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THURSDAY. OCTOBER 26, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. PAGE EIGHT U. O. D. MEWS Your RED & WHITE Store — MEAT DEPARTMENT — Fresh Salmon, Halibut Link and Country Style and Oysters. Sausage. Beef, Veal and Pork Lunch Meat, assorted, Roasts and Steaks. and Corned Beef. sugared or plain, doz. .25 .. Red & White, 15 oz. .14 .............Red & White .28 .....Red & White, 12‘s .09 .... Underwood’s, 3 oz. .20 R. & W. Snack, 12 oz. .36 ..................... 1 pound .59 DOUGHNUTS........ RAISINS................. CAKE FLOUR........ DEVILED MEAT... DEVILED HAM LUNCHEON MEAT HEMO.................. STUFFED OLIVES........... King Brand, 63 oz. .48 MAVIS COLA............................................12 oz. .18 CRACKERS................................................ 2 lbs. .33 CHEEZ-IT .............................................................. 12 COFFEE.............................. Red & White, 1 lb. .33 TEA....................................... Tenderleaf, 12 lb. .53 BEANS.................. Triad Small White, 2 lb. cello .27 BEANS.......................... Red Kidney, 2 lb. cello .27 PANCAKE FLOUR....... Red & White, 2 1 lbs. .21 FLOUR............................ Red & White, 25 lbs. 2.05 SUGAR......................... •.......................... 10 lbs. .67 SHORTENING..................... Red & White, 1 lb. .18 RICE ex. fey., B.R. Blue Streak, 2 pkgs. .25 TOMATOES....... ex. Standard Honor, No. 21,‘s .19 BRAN FLAKES.......... WHEAT FLAKES...... STARCH..................... SPRY........................ RINSO..................... LUX TOILET SOAP.. SWEETHEART SOAP Red & White, 15 oz. .11 Red & White, 8 oz. .10 .. Red & White, 1 lb. .09 lbs. .69 (Continued from: Paze Oues Sybil Petteys was on the sick list two days last week. Sgt. and Mrs. Trarbaugh are the parents of a son born at the Post Hospital October 15th. Betty, to her many friends, formerly work ed at Guard Headquarters. Sgt. Trarbaugh is somewhere in the South Pacific. Fire Department Geo. E. Russell. Fire Depart ment, and Mrs. Russell, Plant Se curity, returned last week from a business trip to Lewiston, Idaho. Lottie Ransdell is ill in the Post | Hospital. Mrs. Jesse Mohr, mother of I Chief Mohr, is visiting here. Alton M. Hooker. Stephen A. Westfall, Walter King, Clyde Van Arsdale. Batie Rand. Wm. J. Tem- oleton. Peter Nash and Charles E. Parrish are new employees on the Fire Department. James Drake, photographer, is now in the Naw and is training at Camp Farragut. Idaho. Evelvn Clark is now official photographer. LICENSE MAN COMING NOV. 1 A traveling examiner of opera tors and chauffeurs is scheduled to arrive in Hermiston Wednesday, November 1, and will be on duty at the Legion hall between the hours of 10:00 a. m. and 4:00 p. m., according to a recent announce ment released from the Secretary of State's office. All those wishing permits or licenses to drive cars are asked to get in touch with the examiner during these hours. DEMONSTRATION MEETING OCT. 31 Troop 7, Brownies, youngest group of the local Girl Scouts, en joyed a hike and wiener roast re cently. The girls hiked south of the golf course to the hill, with about 10 youngsters and their lead er, Mrs. Chas. Friday, participat ing. Cakes were baked by Mrs. Wal ter Pearson and Mrs. Virgil Os born. COLDER CL NOW IN ORDER A checkup of this week's weath er record indicates that Old Man Winter is preparing the ground work for his advent. The nights are becoming quite cold with a minimum of 35 reported this week. The records are kept here by Chas. Taylor, manager of the Her miston Irrigation district. — THE COST IS 15c PER SQUARE FOOT — Installed by blowing machine a depth of four inches over the ceiling in the attic. U. S. Rock Wool is fire proof. Save one-third to one-half your fuel cost. Keeps homes 15 per cent cooler in summer. Average cost of 5-room home is $125.00. Write O. N. Sutton, 431 S. W. Court St., Pendleton, Oregon. • They follow: Date Max. October 18 ................ 73 October 19 ................ 74 October 20 ................ 72 October 21 ................ 71 October 22 ................ 76 October 23 ................ 78 October 24 .............. 77 Min. 36 35 37 35 43 40 37 group to help them in their church program. A splendid dinner has been ar ranged which includes turkey with all the trimmings and pumpkin pie. Tickets can be secured from any of the church youth or at the church parsonage. _, YOUTH GROUP TO HOLD DINNER CHURCH OF GOD Seventh and Newport Rev. L. L. Milam is the pastor. Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. with preaching service at 11:00. Evangelistic service in the evening The Youth Fellowship of the at 7:45 and mid-week prayer ser- Methodist church will hold its an vice Wednesday at 8:00 p. m. nual Harvest Festival dinner in the social hall of the church on ' Trinity Lutheran Church Friday evening, November 3, be Rev. E. M. Butenshon, Pastor tween the hours of 6:30 and 8:00 Pendleton. Oregon p. m., at one dollar per plate. Services every second and This is the dinner which proved fourth Sunday of the month at so successful last year and for 2:30 p. m. at the Baptist church. which many of the community Sunday school at 1:30 p. m. Lad- have been asking this year. ' The | les Aid meeting each second Mon- proceeds will go to this high school I day of the month at 2:00 p. m. “YE " 23 07 2 for .15 Party Coffees Canterbury Tee 1 lb. .43 Orange Pekoe - Black Full Bodied BRBOIÏIS Hermiston TradingCo. each .98 Mince Meat ItitlilHl turkey dinner in honor of Frank Hancock who was recently trans ferred to San Diego. Mrs. Alex Jones accompanied by her father, Gene Bennett, has gone to Hughes, Colorado, to visit rela tives. Mrs. Bud Curtis has returned from a visit to Wenatchee. Mr. and Mrs. Duff Knight have returned from Seaside where they enjoyed a short vacation. John Knox recently visited Mrs. B. E. Getchell. John is now in the Navy. " APPLE WEEK Apples are of tiptop quality now! Take advantage of Safe way’s stocks—buy them by the pound, economically—enjoy ap ples this week! EATING APPLES lb Delicious, extra fancy for bobbing. COOKING APPLES lb For pies, sauces, dump lings, Jonathans, fancy. Cai 2 lb. jar Coi 55c t Edwards ’ coi Reg. or Drip Select - 5-Tie WHITE STORE Miss Elizabeth Jones has re turned from Sedro Wooley after a ten day visit in that area. While there she enjoyed salmon fishing and digging oysters. Misses Elizabeth and Dorris Jones entered a contest in which they wrote an essay on "Value of Good Roads to Farmers”. The re sults were third and fourth prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Clark had a U. S. Rock Wool FINE OUTING — Oranges and Grapefruit — COLUMBIA NEWS with FROWNTES HAVE — PRODUCE DEPARTMENT — Bulk Turnips, Carrots Large White Cauliflower and Cabbage. and Green Celery. Apples, Delicious, Romes Carrots, Turnips, Onions and Lettuce. and Winesaps. RED & Insulate Hour Home Dow There will be the October meet ing in Home Demonstration at the USO club next Tuesday. October | 31. beginning at 10:30 a. m. The subject will be Bread and Rolls and there will be actual demon stration of the preparation of these important food items. The dis cussion will he led by Miss Jenny Marie Warren, county demonstra tion agent. There will be a not luck lunch1 served at noon. All women are | cordially invited to attend and may | come at any time from 10:30 a. m. ' to 3:30 p. m. 28-OZ JAR M.J.B. or Hills lb. jar .33 None Such brand - Delicious Whole Bean - Lb. 23c NU-MADE MAYONNAISE qi. jar .47 DUCHESS SALAD DRESSING pt. jar .23 TANG Salad Dressing, Nalley's pint .23 MARASCHINO Cherries. Liberty, 8 STUFFED OLIVES. Los Olivos 41, SEEDLESS RAISINS 4 lb. pkg. .45 GUAVA JELLY. Ferro No. 21 can .29 SUN VALLEY Beverages, ass’t. 64 o*. .49 PEANUT BUTTER. Howdy 2 lb. jar .45 Coarse grind Whole Bean SWEET APPLE CIDER .50 gal. jug. HOSTESS CUP CAKES Pkg. of 2 BLUE BELL POTATO CHIPS Ige. RITZ BUTTER CRACKERS lb. pkg. HI-HO BUTTER CRACKERS lb. pkg. FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS Pork Roasts No Points qahe "I - No Points 8 Points .25 .19 .19 .29 PEANUTS Ground Beef Hi. .28 MADEIRA VINTAGE WINE No Points Pork Chops lb. bag .05 PLANTERS SALTED 5 Points Pork Steaks Ar fe 2 lb. bag Nob Hill Beef Short Bibs lb. .18 No Points 25 O2 “Boal” - 17 yrs. old MADEIRA VINTAGE 25 O2 "Verdelno” - 14 yrs. old WINE Fresh Oysters pt. .65 Frssh Halibut lb. .33 (6) U. S. Senator GU9 CORDON Has Done His Work Well! CORDON—Is a member of very important U. S. Senate commit tee*: Commerce. Irrigation and Reclamation. Indian Affair*. Po*t Office* and Post Road* and Library. CORDON—Ha* don* a wonderful job in eight short month* in Washington. D. C.. in getting thing* done for the state of Oregon in war benefit*. CORDON—Know* Oregon and Oregon's need* and in the vital post-war year* he will get Oregon it* rightful share of post- war payroll*. Cordon get* thing* done for Oregon. Keep him in Washington on the job for Oregon. Cherub Milk, tall cans (1 pt.) ... 3 for 25c Royal Satin Shortening...... 3 lb. jar 59c Sno-White Salt, plain or iodized, pkg. 7c Heinz Ketchup (50 pts.) . 14 oz. bot. 19c Kitchen Bouquet................... 4 oz. bot. 41c Clapp’* Baby Foods, strained can 7c Banana Flakes, Kanana....... oz. 37c Kellogg’s All Bran ........... 16 OZ. pkg. 18c Pancake Flour, Harvest Bios., 10 lbs. 49c Peet’s Granulated Soap ... 33 oz. 26c Su-Purb Soap, granulated 50 oz. 39c PUMPKINS COCOANUTS lb. For those Jack-o-lanterns Medium size lb Honduran SWT. POTATOES lb CRANBERRIES Smooth, uniform TURNIPS Clip top .25 POTATOES 100 lb. sk. 3.45 5 lbs. 18c - 25 lb. sack 87c 10 lb. sk ONIONS lb. They're here again! Big Coos Bay variety. Deschutes Netted Gems U. S. No. i s Yellow, medium - 3 lbs. 7c HOW FRFS/ /S FRES7 ? 3 5 Keep Cordon on the Job! VOTE 16 X - - GEN. ELEC. NOV. 7 Pd. Adv. Cordon for Senator Committee Marshall Cornett, Ex Sec.. Imperial Hotel. Portland AND PUT ON CWPLAY WHERE tou CAN saccr EXACTLY THE ONES you WANT THEY TASTE GOOD! BECAUSE WHEN you Buy EM AT SAFEWAY, THEYRE NATURALLY FRESH!
