The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, January 25, 1945, Page 6, Image 6

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    PAGE SIX
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1945.
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First, buy bonds. Second, when trav.
cling plan your trip well in advance.
Identify your baggage. Ask for free
identification stickers. Travel on least
crowded schedules. Help us keep every
scat working for Victory.
HERMISTON DRUG
Phone 2271
COMPANY
OVERLAND . M _
GREYHOUND
W "e—m —“-L/NES
Operated
by
UNION
PACIFIC
STAGES,
INCORPORATED
others, is anxious for peace to
come and be able to return to the
United States—also to get ac­
quainted with his young twin
daughters who he has never seen.
Corp. Eugene Jackson, brother He has been overseas 21 months.
of Rex Jackson, recently had the
privilege of spending a 12-day fur­
lough in the Holy Land, which is TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
E. M. Butenshon, Pastor
2400 miles from where he is sta­
Residence, Pendleton
tioned at Iran. He, in company
Services will be held Sunday in
with others, went to Bagdad by
train and on to Fei Avir by trucks. the Baptist church, since the USO
He states that it was a wonderful is being renovated. Sunday School
trip although very cold and rough. will be held at 1:30 p. m. Divine
Fei Avir he writes is a very nice services at 2:30 p. m. Sermon to­
city with buildings quite modern. pic, “The One Thing Needful.”
Lutheran program over KWRC
It slopes down to the Mediterran­
ean. They spent Christmas eve in at 5:30 p. m.
Jerusalem and went through the
huge church where Christ’s tomb
is located and walked down the WEATHER TURNS
alley where Christ carried His
cross. He also washed his hands COOLER AGAIN
in the River of Jordan.
The rains of the previous week
He writes that his experiences
are quite varied, but like many have subsided and Mr. Weather
Man has again decided to serve
some colder dishes. The records
of the past week show that the
HIGHEST PRICES PAID thermometer dropped approxi­
mately 10 points from the previous
seven day period. A total of .14
for your
inch of rainfall was noted during
the period.
The results follow:
Date
Max. Min.
46
33
January 17
See Me Before You Sell!
. 47
31
January 18
40
30
January 19
Call Harry W. Kelley
41
25
January 20
37
18
January 21 ........
Phone 2452
January 22 ...........
40
21
-17
January 23 ........... ..... 37
HOLY LAND VISIT
IS DESCR 6:338
Umatilla county’s 1945 farm
production goals conference will
be held in Pendleton on January
29, 1945, it was announced yester-
day by Jens Terjeson, chairman of
the county AAA Committee.
Recommendations for maintain­
ing continued high levels of pro­
duction from county farms and
ranches in keeping with state
goals and the nation's need for
food will be made by county farm
leaders and farm agency represen-
| tatives at the all-day meeting.
I Plans will be developed for ac-
I quainting each farmer in the coun­
ty with national requirements so
he may make any desired adjust­
ments in his 1945 operations.
Those attending the meeting
will include all county and com­
munity committeemen. commodity
group presidents, county farm or­
ganizations heads, FSA committee-
men and county war board mem­
bers.
Representatives of the O. S. C.
Extension Service and the state
AAA office will discuss state and
national goals and food require­
ments, price support provisions
and the outlook for farm labor,
transportation, supplies, equip­
ment and other facilities needed
for the farm production job.
CENTRAL CHURCH OF CHRIST Mr. and Mrs. Harold Keller to
Portland where the -latter will
Hermiston, Ore.
All members and friends of the take his preinduction examination.
The L. Hammer family were
church are asked to be present
Sunday morning for a special bus- guests at a birthday dinner Sun-
iness meeting and church services, day in honor of Mrs. Hugh Neill at
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m.
| the latter’s home.
C. E. at 7:00 p. m.
Mr. Hughes has returned from
Evening worship service at 8:00. Portland where he attended to
Prayer meeting and choir prac- ! business matters.
_
Asst. County Agent Frank Hack­
tice at 7:00 p. m. Wednesday.
ler called on Joe Udey last week.
Miss Louise Hammer was an
Speech Clinic Held Here
Dr. Lasser of the state office of overnight guest at the home of
Salem was in the various west end Miss Nancy Jo Wines Tuesday.
Lt. and Mrs. Lawrence Hunt are
schools Thursday and Friday of
this week to examine students expected to arrive in the near fu-
with defective speech. At 7:30 ture to visit friends and relatives.
Among those from Columbia
Thursday evening, he addressed
the teachers of the different district who attended the Exten­
schools in the auditorium of the sion meeting at the USO last Fri­
new grade school building in Her­ day were Mrs. Duff Knight, Mrs.
miston. He discussed corrective Bill Mikesell. Mrs. Mabel Weeks,
measures for students with minor Mrs. L. Hammer. Mrs. Floyd Sny­
der, Mrs. J. H. Reid, Mrs. Hugh
speech defects.___ ________
Neill and Mrs. H. G. McCulley.
Mrs. Charles Keller has recov­
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this opportuni­ ered from an attack of flu.
Mr. and Mrs. Dell Bradshaw and
ty to thank our friends and neigh­
bors for the kindness and sympa­ Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bradshaw
thy shown us during our recent be­ have been visiting at the Bert
reavement when news was re­ Bradshaw home. All were dinner
ceived that our son and brother, guests at the Henry Wilson home
Sgt. Frank W. Colpitts, had been Monday.
The Charles Martin family visit­
killed in action. Words of sympa­
thy in moments of grief are heart- ed at the Henry Wilson home Sun­
day.
felt.
Mrs. Nora Colpitts
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Colpitts
Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Gaskill
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Topic for Worship
~A BUILDER WENT
FORTH TO BUILD"
January 28. 1945
See
RATIONING
CALENDAR
COLUMBIA HEWS
Processed Foods—Book 4: Blue
stamps X5 through Z5, and A2 to
G2 valid indefinitely.
Meat, Butter. Cheese — Book 4:
Red stamps Q5 through X5 valid
indefinitely.
Sugar— Book 4: Sugar stamp 34
valid for 5 pounds. New sugar
stamp due February 1.
L. L. BOYNTON
Mr. and Mrs. Duft Knight mo­
tored to Pendleton Monday to take
care of business.
John Powell, father of Mrs. Duff
Knight, left for a few weeks visit
with his son who reside at Bridal
Veil.
Mr. Pound of Pendleton called
on Joe Udey last week.
Gerald Keller is accompanying
for that next
CARPENTRY JOB
COMPLETS SCHEDULE OF WORSHIP SERVICES
— Cabinet Work —
II i.a. GOOD MUSIC
I p.m. SUNDAY EVENING CLUB HOUR
s.30 To aoo P'M.
Phone 2452
SAFEWAY
Poultry
BIBLE STUDY & PRAYER
WED
* Cowet o. Second and GladtfÂ,
will help you
and save you money, too!
To stretch those precious points, try buying more items that are
ration-free—there's a wide variety of them at Safeway! And, too, Safeway« ...
low every-day shelf prices really stretch food dollars! Come see tor youreelfl
SEE US FOR
Nut and bump Dual
New Shipment of
All Types of Fencing
Inland Cooperative
“The Farmers Own Store"
Harold Keller is much improved
from recent illness.
Mrs. Eleanor Hayes of Spokane
is visiting her brother' Mrs. J. H.
Reid
Miss Phyliss Wilson has been
confined to her home recently due
to illness.
Hermiston, Oregon
KITCHEN CRAFT FLR., 25 lb. $1.02, 50 lb. 1.99
SUZANNA PANCAKE FLOUR .... 312 lb. pk. .19
DUFF’S MUFFIN MIX...................... 14 oz. pk. .15
GINGERBREAD MIX, Dromedary, 14 oz. pk. .18
MORNING GLORY OATS, reg.-quick, 20 oz. .13
ALBERS OATS, oven glass prem., 212 lb. pk. .31
FISHER’S ZOOM, instant cooking 20 oz. pkg. .19
PEANUT BUTTER, Real Roast....... 2 lb. jar .39
DEXTER’S CREAMED HONEY .. 14 oz. ctn. .29
SLEEPY HOLLOW SYRUP.......... 16 oz. bot. .21
MAKA MIX, syrup maker...................... 5 env. .23
BABY LIMA BEANS...................... 2 lb pkg. .21
LARGE LIMA BEANS ................. 2 lb. pkg. .25
PEARL BARLEY for soups......... 2 lb. pkg. .18
MIXED SOUP STOCK
2 lb. pkg. .21
SPLIT PEAS, green and yellow 2 lb. pkg. .23
BLUE ROSE RICE, recleaned,.... 2 lb. pkg. .19
HEINZ SOUPS, large variety .... 11 oz. can .14
RANCHO SOUPS, tomato & veg. 22-oz. cn. .11
SUSAN BAKER SOUPS,........ 2%2-oz. pkg. .09
BOULLION CUBES........... pkg. of 5 cubes .09
HI HO CRACKERS butter wafers, 1 lb. box .21
12. Ei
lb. loaf
Id-
Serve
lb. loaf 17e
a
Mrs. Wright’s Bread
Enriched
112
Raisin Bread
Krispy Crackers
2 lb. 22,
Jew
2 box lb. 23,
Sodas
box
Snow Flakes
Crackers
We don’t like
Sao-White Salt-Jc
Libby Pickles
to say “no”
FRESH PRODUCE
I—.
Julia Lee Wright’s
2% jar
24 oz. jar
Np Tops to Pay For!
Gerber’s Baby Food
Strained and Junior - can
Grade A - 11 points
It
L40c
ROUND STEAK
Grade A, 13 points
Lb. *Y
GROUND BEEF
V.»
4 Points
IM SO GLAD you CAN
COME, JIM DONT you
DARE ARRIVE WITHOUT
THAT CHARMING
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A
Duz
pkg.
23c
10e
Pkg.
‘7.
RUTHRR6RS lb. .08
White Magic
%2 gal.
17
"4*
ReecocoRecwrone
FRESH OYSTERS
Medium
15
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Columbia River
Nob Hill
Airway
GOFFEE
COFFEE
Rich—Winey
Real Money Saver
(Er
Pint Vee
WHY, JANE, IT's WONDERFUL >
A REAL DINNER PARTV-ANO
IT COSTS MUCH LESS THAN
OH JANE! HOW cOULo you!
I EXPECTED.
TWO DAVS BEFORE PAY DAY
ANO HARDLY
ENOUGH IN THEY
jug
Whitens Clothes
Quart
FRESH SMELT
Gentle Bleach
Purex Bleach
“Ve
A
gim
BRING ON THE .
Ltrs LOOK in HERE A V
MINUTE. ONE OF THE
J
GIRLS AT THE OFFICE '
K 5 it
House TO FEED
* CANARY • / Wry if
SAYS SHE SAVES A LOT
OF MONEY AT SAFEWAY/
B ut
ALICE : YOU
know now EXCITED
you WERE ABOUT NMS
FRIEND IVE A FEW
DOLLARS LEFT-LETS
COMPANY
25c
24 oz.
y
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
15c
Granulated
Sweet. Not Woody
n
12 can
Tuexdo Tuna
10c
Supurb Soap
WOPTC ctfts ansootef twnr/yousBintB/tMOMfi
BAMFORD !
Sugar Belle (20 blue pts.)
" Te
lb. .|3
CELERÒ
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No. 2 can
Fancy Peas
Does Everything
SAUERKRAUT
SIRLOIN STEAK
LT
Blue Tag
1 Ar
DRY BEANSSON8c
lb. .061
CABBAGE
SAfeWAy CUARAHTÍÍD MÍAT
... , home telephone.
If you ate waiting, I8
feel. You’d
we think we kno
weeks or months
of us.
Diced Carrots 303 can
New Spring Crop
37c
13c
Ripe Chopped
part that "8 8-01 '
can
Utah type, best grade
Libby Olives
co-operation “hinely appreciated by “l
lb
Clean, Broad Leaves
28c
$
12 oz.
(20 blue pts.)
White Flake (2 red pts.)
SPINACH
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Dill pickles
like a telephone "O","OE.co install it for
from now. And wed "
you now.
have first
But so long as the gednot. - *nd until
claim on telephone facile equipment can
the marufoctusofs won’t be possible to
be resumed — J “hhone orders.
svosdldcloye"n
of
Ib. .0B*
CARROTS
Home Made
Abernethy
More—
Del Maiz Corn
‘ LOOKS LIKE WELL
DO ALL OuR SHOPPING
ON - WHY, you REALLY
SAVE ON EVERTHING !
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