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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY. MARCH 8, 1945.
Roberta Lane and Herbert Jr., Louis Gilham made the first all-
India area. Lt. Lane, born and
raised here and graduate with the sister end brother of Lt. Lane, are star team and Bill Barbouletos was
chosen on the second team while
class of ’41, was a fighter pilot and a!so residents of Umatilla.
Dan Cooney was given honorable
had completed 150 combat mis-
The Umatilla basketball team mention.
rions up to November last. Lt.
Lane had won three medals and were champions of the Weston I Pfc. Dean Newgard arrived
three oak leaf clusters. This is | tournament playing their final Thursday from his camp in Texas
Umatilla’s first casualty and it isgame Saturday evening with for a short furlough here with his
a great shock to everyone.
| Stanfield. Jim Barbouletos and wife and his mother in The Dalles.
UMATILLA
NEWS
By Mr». Glenn Oetrom
First Umatilla Casualty
Herbert Lane Sr. received a
message Tuesday from the War
Department that his son, 1st Lt.
Donald Guade Lane was killed in
action February 8th in the Burma-
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fight inflation, to hold prices DOWN! Here's how—
Clapp’s Baby Foods
Ask your doctor about Clapp's
Baby Foods.
Tin ...............................
.07
Palmolive Toilet Soap
Made with soothing oils.
Cake..... ..........
3
for
.19
3
for
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Crystal White Laun’ry Soap
The “billion bubble” soap.
Bar...................................
Boraxo Hand Cleaner
Easy and tender on your hands.
for
Aunt Sue—our new, smashing, low prices just in time to clean your summer clothes.
TOMATO JUICE
46-oz. tin
PHRCRKE FLOUR ..
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9.81b.
.65
12-oz.
.48
Sperry’s—a smashing low price for a high quality flour mix.
BAKING POWDER ..
simoniz polish ..
Now for cleaning.
2 lb. box......................
2
.67
Royal—reliable and dependable—contains cream-of-tartar.
Borax Powder
10 oz. pkg.
Gallon
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Hunt’s breakfast tomato juice—it’s tasty, and the pick of the pack for less money. 40 pL
Camay Toilet Soap
The soap of beautiful women.
Cake ...............
DRy GLEANER
$.1,3
.25
For spring cleaning use Simoniz liquid polish.
A Gallon
1.39
For linoleums—it’s tops!
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE . 46 - tin .27
Old South brand—has the flavor and tang of fresh fruit juice.
20 points.
Borax Powder
Buy the large, economical package
5 lb. pkg.
52
Pictsweet Corn—Golden
The Cream of the Crop.
20 Points
20 OZ tin ..................... .11
Wax-Rite Liquid Wax
No work—no rub—just apply.
Extra large 150’s
Full of Juice
ORANGES
doz.
SWEET POTATOES
lb.
GRAPEFRUIT
3 for
SPINACH
2 lbs.
ONIONS med. size 10 lbs. «39
CARROTS
2 bn. .15
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Large Juicy
Arizonas
Walla Walla
Pint
.45
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.25
.19
39
Nu Bora Bleach
Save money and buy the larger
size.
Gallon
Gold Medal Flour
It’s kitchen-tested.
25 lb. bag................
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Photo Courtesy Ferry-Morse Seed Co.
Do you know when to pick your sweet corn at its sweetest and juiciest?
When your snap beans are snappiest? Your Swiss chard leaves most tender and
the stems at their crispest?
Every vegetable in the Victory Garden has best stages for eating, before and
after which their goodness is considerably less than one hundred per cent.
Snap beans should be picked before”
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the seeds inside the pods have formed. white. Spongy looking heads are past
If some of them get past that stage their prime.
Too young sweet corn has neither
before you can use them, let the beans
flavor nor substance; too old, it in
grow to full size and use them as green mealy and usually tough. It’s exactly
shells. Peas should be picked when right when ears are well filled and
the pods are plump and bright green. kernels spurt milky juice at the prick
When pea pods are somewhat wrinkled of a thumb nail.
Cut kohl rabi bulbs when between
and show streaks of white, the peas are
one and three inches in diameter, j
too old for enjoyable eating.
Larger than that they are likely to be
Cut the outer leaves of Swiss chard
tough as shoe leather. Turnips are
when they are no more than ten or best at medium size, rutabagas when ।
twelve inches long. Let the inner ones fully grown under cool moist con
continue to grow, always cutting before ditions.
they are grown to full size.
Let parsnips and salsify or vegetable
Be sure to cut sprouting broccoli oyster stay in the ground until late
while the buds are green and tightly fall. Then the roots should be fully
closed. When they open and begin to developed. Some of them can be dug
show a hint of yellow, they have lost for winter use, but plan to leave at
their fresh new goodness. Cauliflow least part of the crop in the ground
er, cousin to sprouting broccoli, should over winter. Dig them in early spring
have heads that are firm and creamy for flavor unsurpassed.
Mrs. Harry Seeley of Arlington
spent the week end here visiting
her husband. They went to Wes
ton Saturday to visit their daugh
ter.
Word was received here of the
death of Mrs. David (Gladyce
Sromdahl) Lane in Spokane. Mrs.
Lane was a grade student here
and her parents lived here for
several years.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hanson and
daughters are spending a few
days in Portland.
Mrs. George Butterwood re
turned last week from Chehalis
where she had spent several
weeks with her sister who is re
ceiving medical care.
Mr. and Mrs. George Butter
wood spent Wednesday in Port
land.
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NEW INDUSTRY
BEING SOUGHT
Latest information about indus
trial opportunities in the territo
ry served by Pacific Power &
I Light company will be put on the
desks of many eastern industrial
ists during the next month by H.
W. Derry, new industries manager
for the company, now en route
east to make a circuit of the large
centers of manufacture, chemical
production and processing.
Purpose of Derry's trip is to
make a personal "follow-up" of
correspondence and earlier direct
contacts with firms which might
logically make plant investments
in this legion, according to Ramon
Beatty, local manager for P. P. &
L.
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TIRE INCREASE
NOT EXPECTED
The advent of warmer weather
will doubtless show an upswing in
demand for passenger car tires,
Haroid G. Rankin, OPA rationing
board chairman, said today, but
an increase in passenger tire pro
duction is not anticipated.
Rankin said the demand for
truck tires will probably be great
er than at any time since ration
ing started, but that no increase in
quota is expected in either the
large or smaller truck tire sizes.
He emphasized need for recapping
and other conservation measures.
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Winter Bananas
Excellent Keepers
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BEEF ROAST
.26
Eatsum Peanut Butter 30-oz. jar .49
Hunt’s Bartlett Pears, 60 pts.......
Niblet Kernel Corn, 20 pts...........
Libby Garden Peas, 20 pts..........
Blue Heaven Large Peas, 20 pts.
Hunt’s Apricots, 40 pts...............
Hunt’s Italian Prunes, 30 pts......
Armour’s Treet, 3 pts...................
29-oz. tin
12-oz. tin
20-oz. tin
20-oz. tin
29-oz. tin
29-oz. gl.
12-oz. tin
(6 Points) Per Lb.
Arm or Blade
‘AY
.34
.14
.14
.12
.22
.21
.33
ROUND STEAK
Libby’s Deviled Meat..........
Cosmo Ripe Olives .............
Hunt’s Pork & Beans.........
Beeville Honey ...................
Crescent Mapline ................
Mazda Light Globes...........
Sierra Paper Towels............
Cabinet Waxed Wax Paper
312-oz. tin .06
............ pint.27
... 29-oz. gl. .22
..... 3-lb. gl. .82
....2-oz. gl. .28
.... 60 Watt .11
. 150’s, 2 for .25
500 per box .43
Sliced Salmon
RIB STEAKS
per lb. 45c
Ground Beef
All Beef Freshly Ground
6 pts. - Lb. 28c
Link Sausage
(5 Points)
per lb. 39c
$
$
(7 Points)
per lb. 37c
(10 Points) Per Lb. 44
Grade “A”
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(8 Points) Per Lb. 22
Grade “A”
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Pioneer Green Beans 19-oz. tin .11
Leg of Lamb
Bright Red
Halibut
Best Quality Sliced
per lb. 40c
Oysters
Large Western In Jars
pint 65c
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