PAGE EIGHT
HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON
Your
RED & WHITE
Store
— PRODUCE DEPARTMENT —
LETTU(
large solid heads
2 for 13c
CAULIFLOWER, large white
lb. 12c
CELERY, large, green, crisp
each 20c
ONIONS — CABBAGE -
BRUSSEL SPROUTS — ( ARROTS
ORANGES — LEMONS - APPLES
GRAPEFRUIT
POMEGRANATES
' SALMON
COFFEE, R. & W„ It’s Good.......... ... .... lb.
MILK, R. & W..................................... .......... tall
SHORTENING, R. & W..................... ........... lb.
RAISINS .............................................. . .. 4 lbs.
CHILI CON CARNE, Cerretelli’s.... ..... 16 oz.
LARGE LIMA BEANS, Triad............ 2 lb. cello.
COLA SYRUP, Mavis........................ ......... bot.
BLENDED JUICE, Palm Beach....... ...... No. 2
TAMALES, Stidd’s...................... :.... ...... 7 oz.
VEG-BEEF SOUP, Phillips............... ....... 2 for
TURKEY CONSOMME WITH
2 for
NOODLES, Molten House........
2 for
PORK & BEANS, Van Camp’s, No. 2
FRISKIES, Cubes...................................... 412 lbs.
BUCKWHEAT Pancake Fl’r, R. & W., 212 lbs.
2 lbs.
HONEY
PURE CHERRY PRESERVES, Hunt’s .... 2 lbs.
....... lb.
PEANUT BUTTER, Skippy............
... 2 lbs.
PEANUT BUTTER, Sunny Jim......
24 oz.
SYRUP, Nalley’s Lumberjack ........
VANO...............................................
....... qt.
VANISH ..............................................
pint
AMMONIA, Wadham’s ....................
.... qt.
LIQUID FLOOR POLISH, Simoniz
3 for
CAMEO CLEANSER........................
giant
NU BORA SOAP...............................
8 oz.
COTTON MOPS................................
each
PASTIC MOP STICKS......................
each
STRING MOP STICKS....................
ley, and Willard James Jr., their Hedrick. Eleanor Seaman, Coralie
new grandson born October 26.
| Mansker entertained at dinner at
NEW SHIPMENT OF
Stanfield women attending the the Hedrick home Sunday evening
fifth district convention at Pendle- honoring Bobby Rhea who is wait
ton November 2 were Mrs. William ing his call to the army. Boys who
Reeves. Mrs. C. E. Fisk. Mrs. Er came were Gilbert Smith, Billy
nest Greathouse. Mrs. John Peters. Gilbert, and Johnny Hoffnagle and
Mrs. Inez McCormick, Mrs. Julia the honoree.
O. M. Hoosier was able to be
Pheps, Mrs. N. Bard, Mrs. Paul
Baker. Miss Elva Berry, Mrs. Fred | brought home from Pendleton on
Loughary and Mrs. Vivien Van Sunday following another stroke
MANY NEW ITEMS IN HARDWARE DEPT.
he had more than a week ago.
Sickle.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fischer and
Including Steel Traps, etc.
daughter Lois left Wednesday for
U.0.D, NEWS
their farm home at Payette. Ida
ho. Mrs. Fischer and Bonnie Lois
| were honored with a party and
The dispensary was quite bare
, handkerchief shower in the church | Monday morning as both Elaine
parlors Monday afternoon. Mrs. Leib and Clara Cunha were on the
Hermiston, Oregon
Lesser, Mrs. Platt and Mrs. Olday sick list.
portrayed a humorous skit of
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Richard
family life. After singing and re- son and son “Smoky” of Hanford.
freshments all departed wishing Wash., visited Mr. and Mrs. Mike
them good luck. They lived here Nonne and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Correa and Mrs. Manual Espinola
Vera Jaster who is attending E.
two years and Mr. Fischer served Rosenbaum in Hermiston over the were hostesses at a bridal shower O. C. at La Grande visited her
as marshal for a while.
week end.
Sunday afternoon at the Methodist parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jaster,
William Behme, known by all as
church in Echo, honoring Dolly As over the week end.
Fiscal
Gap Behme. who with his wife and
Viri Willson is now janitor at the
La Vada Barnes is a new em- beck.
daughter Neva moved to Stanfield ployee.
box factory.
Plant Property
11 years ago and conducted a gro
Charles Rowland has a good rea
Paul Häberlein spent several
Jessie Wilson transferred from
cery store until two years ago, sold the Guard Force to Fiscal.
days last week hunting at Ditch son to believe that a “bird in the
his business to W. D. Gudgel and Monday. To celebrate the occa- Creek.
hand is worth two in the bush”!
retired due to failing health, pass
Dorma Kelly enjoyed a visit Recently Charles was hunting and
Walt Carlson’s birthday was
ed away at St. Anthony’s hospital sion he brought a cake which he with her brother-in-law. Staff Sgt. shot a goose. It fell in the brush
November 5. and the funeral was said he baked! The girls caught Hugh Shaw, who is home on fur and from all appearances was a
held at the Presbyterian church at him looking in the container to see lough after nine months service in very “dead goose ”. About that
Stanfield November 8. at two o' what kind he made. Wc wish ypu Panama. Hugh is a tailgunner in time, Charles shot another goose
clock with Rev. E. N. Butenshon in many more Happy Birthdays. the Air Corps.
and it fell into the brush, too. He
charge. Music was also furnished Walt.
went over to pick up the second
Box Factory
by members from the Peace Luth
Misses Elsie Holstrom and Nor
Albert Brock is a new employee. goose, but when he got there it
eran church. Pallbearers were the ma Harris were’hostesses at a din He was formerly employed in the was gone. He thought he still had
following Odfellows. R. F. Evans, ner party at their home last Thurs West Area.
the first goose, but a search re
John Heckman, Martin Refvem. day evening. Guests were Cpl.
Dora Eaton was called to Van vealed “no goose”.
William Reeves, Claude McCall Paul Mareb and Cpl. Don Miller.
couver, Wash., this week because
Correction
and Homer Hedrick. His sisters
Payroll
of the serious illness of her father.
Due to an error, the name of Al
were here from Portland for the
Misses Colleen and Joan Bryson
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Berry of vin Nelsen was omitted from the
funeral. He was buried at Stan are leaving soon for Lancaster. Portland were week end guests at winning team of the .45 service re
field cemetery.
Cal., where they will make their the home of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall volver match in last week’s paper.
Chas. H. Burke was in Portland home.
Marham and Mr. and Mrs. Russell Other members of the team were
last week a few days on a buying
Motor Transportation
McCov. Mrs. Berry is a sister of Homer Hayes. Frank Nelsen and
trip.
Mrs. Joseph Cunha, Jr., Mrs. Lee Mrs. Markham and Mr. McCoy.
Charles Hinton.
Plumbing Supplies
Inland Cooperative
— MEAT DEPARTMENT —
HALIBUT — OYSTERS
GR’D BEEF
PORK SAUSAGE — CHOPS
LUNCH MEAT
STEAKS
ROASTS
FRE
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1944
Misses Berniece Hughes, Alice
I in-law, Mr and Mrs. Willard Con-
33c
10c
18c
49c
23c
32c
18c
21c
26c
31c
21c
29c
53c
27c
55c
63c
39c
55c
29c
29c
—a
14c
79c
23c
49c
49c
69c
20c
Hermiston TradingCo
WHICH DO YOU PREFER?
(Answer in 25 words)
I
Dollar Size or
Cowboy Size ’
SUZANNA
$3,375 Contest
107 Cash Prizes
RED * WHITE STORE
Teliiis
*
*
PANCAKES?
Safeway has the LOU PRICES always!
CRNTERBURC TER
Pkg. of 16 bags 13c
43c
PACKAGE
Entry blanks and rules
——
unless endorsed.. “A" 13 expires
December 21. Each coupon worth
4 gallons.
Stoves—Apply local board for
purchase certificates for oil, gas
I stoves.
Wood. Coal, Sawdust— Delivery
by priorities based on written
| statement of needs.
Fuel Oil—Current coupons valid
through August 31. 1945. Not more
than 8% of season’s rations should
have been used to date.
Price Control— Refer inquiries
and complaints to price clerk at lo
cal board.
Rent Control— All rented dwell
ing units must be registered, and
changes in tenancy reported.
al
«
COLUMBIA
NEWS
a
Monday evening the Henry Wil
son and H. G. McCulley families
visited at the B. E. Getchell home.
Delightful
refreshments
were
served in honor of Mr. Getchell’s
birthday.
C. D. Shaw, who recently in
jured his back, is much improved
and states anticipation for the
time when he is completely recov
ered.
The Oliver Casteel family, who
recently resided at the Grey place,
have moved. Their new residence
is not known.
Word has been received from
Mrs. Alex Jones and small son
Franklin that they enjoy their vis
it in Yuma, Colorado, where they
are with relatives and friends.
By Mra. Rose Hedrick
Miss Gloria Hammer stayed
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil White from
Hammer, Sunday and Monday.
Pilot Rock came Sunday to cele
brate the 84th birthday of their
mother on November 6, and other
Clifford Rucker Transferred
children present were Mr. and
Clifford Lathrop Rucker, son of Mrs. Vernon Waid and Jimmy
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Rucker of Irri Waid, Claude Waid and Miss Len
gon. has graduated from the Naval nä Waid,
Air Technical Training at Memph
Those attending Pomona Grange
is. Tenn., and will now be trans at the Hermiston fair grounds last
ferred to Gunnery School, from Thursday were Mr and Mrs. Ros
which upon graduation he may be coe Meyers, Mr. and Mrs. F. S.
qualified as an Aircrewman. This Green. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Her-
will make it posible for him to rick. Mrs. Tillery, all of Stanfield
wear the silver wings of the Air Grange. Mrs. Zivney took over a
crewmen. He enlisted March 1, number of high school girls who
1944, at Spokane, Wash., and is a pleased with two numbers. Mrs.
graduate of Irrigon high school.
Dena Tillery was elected secretary
of Pomona November 14 is elec
tion night at Stanfield Grange.
RATIONING
The Harmony club will have a
CALENDAR
special meeting at the Agnes Her
rick home Wednesday, November
Processed Foods— Blue stamps 8. and worked on their "V" quilt
I which was begun at their last
AB through Z8 and A5 through W5
meeting. A pot luck dinner is
valid indefinitely.
planned.
Meat. Butter. Cheese— Book 4:
Mahlon Dewing of the Coast
Red stamps A8 through Z8 and A5 Guard artillery since October 19.
through P5 valid indefinitely. 1939. was killed in action on Fri-
Sugar— Book 4: Sugar stamps day, October 13. somewhere in
30-31-32-33 valid indefinitely, 5 Germany. He spent more than
pounds each. Sugar stamp 40 valid three years in Alaska and was
through February 28, 1945, for 5 home on furlough this year. He
pounds home canning only. For was herd from in southern United
more canning sugar, apply local States and since was sent to Eng
land and soon in due time to the
board using spare stamp 37.
European theater of operations
Shoes— Loose stamps invalid. The community extends their sym
Book 3: Airplane stamps 1-2-3 val pathy to Mr. and Mrs Larry Dew
id indefinitely
ing and Beryl Dewing, Mrs. Mac
Gasoline Coupons—-Not valid Donald, mother of Mahlon This
is the second loss of life this year
for our part in World War II Don |
Myers at Biak Island was the first
casualty.
Mrs. William Reeves and sister.
Building Contractors
Miss Effie Pennock and Mrs E V
and Remodeling
Gabriel left Tuesday night to
Umatilla - « Oregon spend a week in Portland, the lat
ter to visit her daughter and son-
STANFIELD NEWS
MOORE & MORRISEY
SAFEWAY1
Suzanna
Pancake Flour
114 LB. PACKAGE
0 Q •
T Q QUAKER
I • Regular. Quick
312 LB. SACK
.19
Sliced Beets. Blue Tag
SALAD DRESSING. Duchess
qt. jar .35
26 oz. 1.98
MAZOLA OIL
GRAPEFR T JUICE. Twn. Hse. No. 2’s .13
RED HILL CATSUP (50 pt.) 14 oz. bot. .12
SODA CRACKERS. Snowflakes 2 lbs. .33
SLI. PEACHES. Highway (80 pt.), 2%2‘s .23
HI-HO CRACKERS. Sunshine, lb. pkg. .21
LIBBY POTTED MEAT
No. 212 can .29
2 lb. jar .45
Peanut Butter. Howdy
Peanut Butter. Real Roast
2 lb. jar .39
2%2 lb. pkg. .29
Parkay Margarine (2 pts. lb.)
2 lbs. .49
Margarine. Sunny Bank (2 pts.) 2 lbs. .35
Sno-White Salt, pl’n or iodized, pkg. .07
Chili Powder, Schilling's
2 oz. can .13
Oxydol Gran. Soap
24 oz. pkg. .23
Crystal White Soap
Camay Toilet Soap
regular bar .04
3 bars .20
AMO SAFEWAY HAS YOUR
FAVORITE BRANes
Lb. jar 28c 2 lb. jar S4c
If you haven’t used Edwards,
try a jar now—on our money-
. back guarantee!
Kitchen Craft
Enriched Flour
25 lb. sk. $1.02
50 lb. •
Sack
Enriched Flour
50 lb. sk. $2.5
Tobacco
SWEET POTATOES
Texas Pink
CARROTS
Clip Tops
lb. 71c
Ceo. Wash.
Lb.
g A
Can •47
APPLES
SHOULDER ROAST
SHOULDER STEAK
VEAL SIRLOIN STEAK
lb. 28c
$1.59
lb. 9c
DATES
pkg. 43c
CRANBERRIES
lb. 39c
California Fresh
lb. 10c
lb. 28c
lb. 36c
Other Meat Speciali
LEG O LAMB ROAST lb. 33c
7 points
SHOULD’R LAMBRST. lb. 34c
4 Points - A Grade
SIRLOIN STEAK
lb. 40c
13 Points - A Grade
Delicious and Romes Extra Fancy
2 for 15c
“A” GRADE
lb. 33c
For Kraut - 70 to 80 lb. sack
2 lbs. 15c
- --- ------
. •
LEG or RUMP ROAST
Psechusæ".Netteg,G=m-5 lbs. .18
CABBAGE
COFFEE
Lb. jar 33c
HILLS COFFEE
Lb. jar 33c
Chase & Sanborn, lb. pkg. .29
VEAL FEATURES— Point Free
25 Sack
lb —
1.20
P47
MODEL
£ my
Lb. pkg. •• /
M. J. B.
SAFEWAY MEATS d
6
Drifted Snow
1-BGOPOTATOES & "No.
GRAPEFRUIT
No. 14 can .08
Nob HUI Coffee.%hAA&2n 32.45
Airway
Coffee
22.58
EDWARDS COFFEE
Safeway Prince is
rushed from farm to you
LETTUCE
quart bottle .60
No. 303 jar .12
Guava Jelly. Ferro
Large Heads
pint jar .26
MIRACLE WHIP, Kraft
TOMATO JUICE, Sunny Dawn 46 oz. .21
Diced Carrots. Blue Tag No. 303 can .10
YAMS
270
qt. jar .47
Purple Plum Jam. Starr No. 212 jar .43
Louisiana Medium
3 LB. .
PKG.
NU MADE MAYONNAISE
Asparagus, Black Knight No. 2 can .32
California
ALBERS
Reg. Quick
MADEIRA WINE, import, vintg. 25 oz. 1.98
Whole Corn. Country Home No. 2's .14
Biskit Mix. Fisher’s
ne.
&OC
CHERUB MILK (48 pts.) c’se of 48 tall 3.95
CHAMPAGNE. Monte Cristo
212 LB. PACKAGE
3 LB.
PKG.
BEEF ROAST
lb. 27c
Arm or Blade - 5 Points - A Grade
BEEF SHORT RIBS
A and B Grade
lb. 19c
Coos Bay - Good Quality
lb. 6%c
APPLES
Winter Bananas
box $2.49
OYSTERS, Fresh Pacific, pt. 65c
Medium Size
Stock Up! Stores Closed Nov. 11— Armistice