THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1944
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE THREE
Thanksgiving and Stone’s! Best Combination of all to
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Of all the nations in the world. America has most to be thankful for. Celebrate
in a fitting manner—with reverence and gratitude in your heart—and with a
Thanksgiving table that reflects your true feelings. You can do this, without
waste or extravagance—by shopping at Stone's.
Over 30 Years Successful
Optical Experience!
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
Catsup • • 14-oz. g
Tuna
7-oz. tin .41
Pumpkin 30-oz. tin .15
Walnuts
pound .39
Nalley’s zestful condiment for meats, cocktails or fish.
50 points.
Washington Albacore, solid pack, is delicious as a cocktail—try this rare sea delicacy.
TURKEYS
lb 49
Inavale solid pack, just in time for that Thanksgiving dinner.
All sizes, Grade A, freshly dressed
HENS
lb 35
MINCE MEAT. lb 33
Diamond quality at its best—no dinner is complete without a few of these large
size tree nuts.
Large size, freshly dressed
HUNT'S FANCY CUT BEANS
19-oz. tin
HUNT'S FRUIT COCKTAIL (80 ooints)
30-oz. tin
S & W MEDIUM PEAS
...................................... 20-oz. tin
ZANTE BLACK CURRANTS
8-oz. pkg.
GOLDEN BLEACHED RAISINS
15-oz. pkg.
SUNSWEET LARGE PRUNES
2-lb. pkg.
DUDE RANCH SYRUP
32-oz. glass
HUNT’S PEELED APRICOTS (60 points)
29-oz. tin
C. H. B. CATSUP (50 points)
14-oz. glass
K. & L. APPLE CIDER
gallon
PIERRE MACKEREL FILLET
53-oz. gl.
Armour’s fine quality, in bulk
SAUSAGE
lb 33
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Stone’s special, freshly ground, in bulk
OYSTERS
each .65
Large Western, in pint jars
Snowdrift 3-lb. glass .67
Blue Karo Syrup ...........
Kraft Miracle Whip ................... .............
Tea Garden Currant Jelly ..... ...........
Tea Garden Apricot Preserve .............
Grandma Molasses
Chevelle Pimiento Cheese (6 points)
Shefford American Cheese (6 points)
Shefford Pimiento Cheese (6 points)
Sunmaid Seedless Raisins .
Household Raisins
Harlequin Mix—for fruit cakes
.15
.33
.18
.17
.17
.30
.23
.31
.17
.55
.22
ALMONDS.... pound 52c
ANCHOUIES... 2-oz. tin 31c
Fancy, soft shell I. X. L., ask for them by name.
Portugese imported small anchovies rolled in olive oil.
glass 3Sc
32-oz. 22c
APPLE JUICE
SWEET POTATOES 28-oz. tin 27c
SERVE
5-lb. glass
......... pint
12-oz. glass
16-oz. glass
quart
8-oz. pkg.
8-oz. pkg.
8-oz. pkg.
15-oz. pkg.
2-lb. pkg.
1-lb. pkg.
.40
.26
.31
.30
.38
.20
.20
.20
.14
.23
.34
RIPE OLIUES
Cosmo medium size ripe variety for every Thanksgiving dinner.
New West retains the fresh apple flavor—always the same—always delicious.
McGrath’s golden yellow sweets—whole peeled in syrup.
RUITs and
Palmolive Toilet Soap
The economical size cake.
Cake
2 for .1 9
Palmolive Toilet Soap
Made with olive and palm oils.
Cake
3 for .19
Super Suds
s
Saves time and work on washday.
Pkg.
23
Peets Granulated
— Also for that Thanksgiving Dinner —
Speedy and safe for washing.
.26
SUJEET SPUDS
Pkg.....................................
Bar........
.04
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Sweetheart Toilet Soap
Fancy, Crisp, Utah Variety
LETTUCE
each .07
2 lbs. .35
$ GRAPES
Sweetheart Toilet Soap
or .19
$
Sunbrite Cleanser
Cleans quickly and safely.
Tin ..............................
05
$
Cran
Nu Bora Bleach
It takes only a small amount.
berries
Gallon......................
Old Dutch Cleanser
• for ,
A good hard-water soap.
3 lb. 3 oz....................
Drink Sanka Coffee and sleep.
1-lb. Glass
market
Nubora Soap Powder
47
$
□
Prices
.35
Sanka Coffee
at
Scours, cleans and brightens.
Tin .................
$
Ideal for Table Center Piece
3
Bulk Prunes
s
40-50 Santa Claras for stewing.
2-lb. Pkg....................
.2
Sunbird Grapefruit Juice
Wesson Oil
quart .52
C. H. B. Tomato Juica
V-8 Cocktail Juice
Sunsweet Prune Juice
Dewkist Diced Beets
McGrath Green Beans
Diamond Peanut Butter
Montana White Honey
Brown Sugar
Powdered Sugar
Nalley's French Dressing
—........ 47-oz. tin .23
46-oz. tin .30
32-oz. glass .27
16-oz. glass .12
19-oz. tin .10
24-oz. glass .29
5-lb. glass 1.11
1-lb. pkg. .08
1-lb. pkg. Ot
RADISHES
GREEN ONIONS
AVOCADOS
CAULIFLOWER
GREEN PEPPERS
BRUSSEL SPROUTS
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CUCUMBERS
TOMATOES
RED CABBAGE
YAMS
ARTICHOKES
Shaker Salt 2-lb. box .06
Large Firm Heads
CAKE
Reg..................
lb. .08
GELERU
The economical oval cake.
The popular size.
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U. S. No. 1 Fancy
Crystal White Laundry
The “billion bubble” soap.
3 lbs. .23
Unsweetened, smooth & healthful.
46-oz.
..............
21
S & W Fruit Cocktail
Quality unequaled.
30-oz. Tin.....................
Dennison’s Pork & Beans
The flavor is in the sauce.
1512-oz. tin . ...............
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OPTOMETRIST
118 South Main St. — Pendleton
Near Bua Depot
What is turkey without seasoning? Use Royal Crystal
plain or iodized salt.
Crescent Butter Flavor
Armour’s Vitalox ...........
Schilling Sage .................
Wyler’s Parsley Flakes
S & W Vinegar
Armour’s Boullion Cubes
Paper Baking Cups
Lyon’s Grenadine ............
1-oz. gl.
.... 4-oz. gl.
4-oz. tin
each
quarts
1 each, 3 for
pkg.
24-oz.
.17
.33
.29
.10
.23
.25
.10
.55
Ginger Bread 14-oz. .22
Bisquick Biscuit Flour
Swansdown Cake Flour
Krusteaz Pie Mix
...........
Cinch Corn Bread Mix
Post Toasties
Fluftex Pudding Mix
Rennet Powder—ail flavors
40-oz. pkg.
2‘4-lb. pkg.
17-oz. pkg.
16-oz. pkg.
18-oz. pkg.
14-oz. pkg.
pkg., 2 for
.30
.26
.24
.18
.12
.10
.19
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• FOOD STORES
Prices Effective Nov. 17-24 .. Subject to Market Changes
STANFIELD NEWS
Bp Mr». Rote Hedrick
Sgt. George Sale has recently
been heard from somewhere in
Italy. He has been in the service
four years and is in the Signal Air
service. His wife from Portland
spent the Armistice holidays here
with George’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Sale.
Mrs. Alfred Lantz and baby
daughter Judith Carol arrived Sat
urday from Portland to spend the
winter here with her mother, Mrs.
Mabel Richards.
Mrs. Margaret Daughtrey was
guest of honor at a bridge dessert
on her birthday, November 10, at
the Refvem home and was present
ed a sweater.
The Gospel Mission church here
held fellowship meeting and served
dinner and supper to probably 150
persons on November 7th. At six
o’clock Rev. and Mrs. Benintendi
were seated at the head of the
minister’s table and an attractive
feature was a candle-lighted birth
day cake to honor the 23rd birth
day of Mrs. Benintendi. About 12
ministers and families and many
members enjoyed the affair.
Mrs. William Behme accompan
ied her brother and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Fedler to their home
at Ritter, Ore., for a week’s visit.
Mrs. Margaret Daughtrey and
Mrs. F. B. Stuart entertained at
dinner at the Don Childs home
Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Bard
and Mr. and Mrs. M. Refvem.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lenz of
Westland district have purchased
the Robert Branson house on the
east side of town. Pvt. Lenz has
just returned from two years and
6 months service at Camp Rucker,
Okla., and was granted an honor
able discharge. He is employed by
L. W. Dixon on the project.
Mrs Joe Waterman Sr. and Miss
Evelyn Waterman are visiting Joe
Waterman Jr. in the Marines at
San Diego. Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Michaels have
finished their work at Hanford and
are en route to California, travel
ing with their nice trailer house,
and visited here a few days with
Mr. Michaels' parents.
Election here called forth 473
voters. The council was re-elect
ed, as was the mayor, N. D. Bard.
The 6-mill tax levy measure for
post war community work also
carried.
Mrs. Kay Evans and Mrs. Alvin
May visited Miss Neva Hedrick in
Pendleton Monday.
The Girls League is busy on
plans for the Sixth War Loan Bond
Sale scheduled for Saturday, Nov
ember 18.
Mrs.. U. G. Shipley (Sarah) was
honor guest at her farm home east
of town, November 15th, when her
daughter, Rachel Connor of Ar
lington, sister, Mrs. L. Kenison of
Stanfield, Mrs. Charley Foxx, Mrs.
Ralph Bartley, all remembered her
on her 76th birthday.
Mrs. George Elliott is ill at her
home.
Mrs. Durant and family visited
at her old home at Heppner Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Gillanders
were Pendleton visitors Monday.
The New Pet. Sing Canary Sing,
The Painted Calf. Don’t Count
Your Chicks, Mighty Hunter, Many
Moons, Broad Stripes and Bright
Stars, Twenty Little Pets From
Everywhere, Here Comes Pete, El
sie The Elephant. Birthdays For
Robin, Tip. Animals Are Fun. Tim
othy Has Ideas. Pueblo Indian
Stories, are a few of the many new
books on exhibit at the library for
Book Week, November 12 to 18.
Miss Neva LeBlonde, county libra
rian, will visit the Stanfield libra
ry the first Saturday of each
month.
Mrs. Rose Hedrick spent the
Armistice holiday with her daugh
ters. Mrs. Lowell Caplinger and
Miss Neva Hedrick in Pendleton
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