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THURSDAY, APRIL 5, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. November, remained here as he is expected to be sent overseas soon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Pike and children of Portland returned to their home Monday after spend ing since Saturday here at the home of his sister, Mrs. Joe La Chance. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Eller had as their guests Easter Sunday mem- Walla. Mrs. Wurster remained of a large candle rabbit and four until Sunday evening. | small rabbits was used. Prizes Mr. and Mrs. Oliver McNabb,were won by Mrs. Dean Newgard Mr. and Mrs. George McNabb all I and Mrs. Melvin Eller. returned Thursday from Spokane W. O. George McNabb left Sat- where they had spent three days, urday for Petersburg, Florida, Mrs. Glenn Ostrom entertained where he is stationed with the ar- the pinochle club at her home [ my after spending a weeks fur- Wednesday evening. The Easter lough here. Mrs. McNabb, who motif was used and a table center ' has been with her husband since UMATILLA NEWS By Mr». Glenn Oetrem Mrs. Don McBride and Mrs. Darrell Cowan and daughter Bar bara spent Thursday in Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McNabb and children and Mrs. Mary Wurster and Sara spent Saturday in Walla Best News from the Home Front! It’s................. poareg THEM A DMwos Home-Made s 6 ! ■ , CAKE WEEK Bake a cake for some one in the servicel A good habit io form this weak . ■ . and every week. If you do not have a relative or friend in uniform, bake that cake for your local Canteen. U. S. O. or Service Center. If there's anything that America's sons and daughters like better than HOME-MADE Cake, it's MORE cake. Stone's have everything yor need—at money-saving prices. Peet’s Soap Powder Cleans grease and dirt easily. ......... .26 Regular Calumet Baking Powder ...... Ivory Soap 3 Giant....... For even, round cup cakes. Brown Sugar............................ 1-lb. pkg. .08 Clean, moist and ready to use. Swansdown Cake Flour......... 44-oz. pkg. .25 It’s good for babies, too. Medium bar The ideal flour for perfect cakes. 46 Banana Powder...................... Camay Toilet Soap Crescent Butter Flavor.......... .19 for 8-oz. jar .41 Gives cake a real banana flavor. Soap of beautiful women. 3 pkg. .10 Baking Cups............................ .29 for Ivory Soap Cake........ 25-oz. tin .22 The double acting baking powder. Buy the economical size. 1-oz. gl. .17 To make your points go further. Cinch Golden Cake Mix........ 1-lb. pkg. .25 Already mixed—just add water or milk. Sweetheart Toilet Soap 1-lb. pkg. .25 Cinch Spice Cake Mix No baking failures when using this ready-mixed flour - In the easy to grab oval bar. .11 De Luxe Bar Krispy Crackers Always fresh-baked. 2-lb. Box.......... RIPE OLIVES............ 6-OZ. tin .19 WHITE BEANS . . 1-lb. pkg. .12 TOMATO SOUP . . 101-oz. tin .07 MINCED CLAM .... 7*oz. tin .28 BUTTER FLAVOR . . 1-oz. gl. .17 Mission Jiffy Noodles Grabers—tree-ripened, medium size olives—a “must” for every dinner table. Try this to save your points. 16-oz. pkg........... .. Washburn’s small Western white bean for baking or pork and beans. Pictsweet Big Peas Big, tender variety. 20-oz. tin ........... 1 Rancho—a rich, delicious soup again at Stone’s low price policy. Nu Bora Bleach Bleaches Easily 12-gallon ... .19 Pismo—mince clams are back again at Stone’s—be sure to buy yours now. Nu Bora Granulated It’s tops for hard water. .47 51-oz. pkg. Crescent brand—why not make your butter and points go farther by using flavor. Crescent butter Campbell’s Cream of Spinach Soup, 1012-oz. .13 Crysto Golden Syrup .................... 5-lb. glass .88 Eatsum Peanut Butter.................... 30-oz. jar .49 Salmon, Pink...................................... tin .17 Old Monk French Dressing............. 16-oz. jar .32 Ficgo—A coffee laxative .... 1-lb. pkg. .25 ..B ut WE HAVE youSHARE FRUITS AND Link Sausage 5 Points * LB. .39 Pork Liver LB. 1 Point • ORANGES .... dozen .41 Fancy Navels - 176 Size Beef Roast “ 4 4 "A" Grade - LB. S Points NEW POTATOES 3 lbs. .25 Pork Chops 29 Lean LB. 12 Points_______ PAGE THREW bers of her family. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Presnell and Maxine, Al bert Presnell, Lillian Presnell and two children of Pasco. Mr. and | Mrs. Ed Whatly and Mr. and Mrs M. E. Presnell of Walla Walla. Mr. and Mrs. Grady Rawls and son Grady left the first of the week for Baker where they will LET US SOLVE make their home. Rawls has been YOUR EYESIGHT employed by the Asbury Trans PROBLEM! portation Co. and lived here for nearly three years. They were ! If your eyes trouble you come here honored by a farewell party Sat for a thorough examination . . . . urday evening by friends. Modern glasses ground to fit if Mrs. Thomas Tucker returned they are needed. Friday from Portland where she Over 30 Years Successful had spent since Monday. Optical Experience! Sid Wilmont, a former resident of Umatilla, was calling on friends DR. DALE ROTHWELL here over the week end. OPTOMETRIST Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sweeney and daughter Dorothy of Stanfield 418 South Main St. — Pendleton Near But Depet were Sunday guests of their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. John O’Gorham. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Collins and SUMMONS daughter Shirley left Tuesday for Baker where they will make their new home. They have sold their IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON farm west of town of “Butch” FOR UMATILLA COUNTY Rennecker who took possession Monday. Basil B. Collins, Mrs. James Moran has received Plaintiff, the Purple Heart her husband Cpl. vs. Moran received when injured in Leo Collins and William Curl, Belgium. Defendants. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Olson have To Leo Collins and William moved into the Wilmont residence. Mr. and Mrs. Orin Howell and Curl, the above named defendants: IN THE NAME OF THE children and her father, Wm. STATE OF OREGON Horseley of La Grande spent Sun You, and each of you, are here day at the home of Mrs. Howell’s sister, Mrs. Pete McNabb and fam by required to appear and answer ily. Mr. Horseley remained to the complaint filed against you in spend some time here with his the above entitled Court and cause on or before the expiration of four daughter. Harry Seeley spent the four weeks from the date of the first day vacation from his duties at the publication of this summons. If school house at his home in Ar you fail to so appear and answer, plaintiff, for want thereof, will lington. Miss Ina Gilbert spent from apply to the above entitled Court Thursday till Sunday in Portland. for the relief prayed for in his Lewis Gilham spent the Easter complaint, to-wit: For a decree of said Court, de vacation with friends in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huson and creeing that plaintiff is the sole family returned the last of the owner of Lot numbered eleven week from Portland where they (11) in Block “C” of Railroad Ad were called by the death of Hu dition to the town of Freewater, son’s father. His mother returned Umatilla County, Oregon, and further decreeing that plaintiff’s with them to spend some time. Mrs. Alice Hanson, teacher in title to said real property is prior the local high school, spent the in time and superior in right to four day Easter vacation with her any right, title, lien, estate or in terest which you, or either of you, family in Spokane. may have, or claim to have, in or to the aforedescribed real proper COLUMBIA ty, or any portion thereof, and you, and each of you, and all GRANGENOTES that persons or parties claiming under you, or either of you, be forever The next regular meeting of enjoined and debarred from claim Grange No. 867 will be a special ing any right, title, lien, estate or feature in the nature of Brother’s interest in said land and premises Night. The men will be entirely adverse to plaintiff. responsible for the food, serving, This summons is published by table decorations and the pro order of the Honorable C. L. gram. Sweek, Judge of the above entitled Chairman of the committee is Court, made and entered upon the Mr. Putnam. His assistants are to 4th day of April, 1945, directing be Brothers Lou Dixson, Frank its publication once each week for Hackler, Henry Wilson. Childs four successive weeks and in five Barham, Buzz Thompson, Clyde consecutive issues of the Hermis Nobles and Henry Ott. ton Herald, a newspaper published The ladies of the Home Econo weekly and of general circulation mics club did the honors with the in Umatilla County, Oregon. food at the Chamber of Commerce Date of first publication April banquet which was held at the U. 5, 1945. Date of last publication S. O. on Monday night. May 3, 1945. The next Home Economics club HUGH E. BRADY, LaGrande, meeting will be held at the home Oregon, Attorney for Plain of Mrs. Minnie Dixson at Stan tiff. field. —-----!---- —--------------------------------- (April 5-May 3) 1 My neighbor on the LK next street No. 1 Quality GRAPEFRUIT • . .3 for .25 Giant Size 48's Ground Beef Fresh LB. 6 Points 44 94: Pork Steak CARROTS............ .... bu. .15 LB. .35 8 Points Big Mac - Exira Fancy PINEAPPLE............ lb. .29 Another Shipment of Fresh Cuban. Unrationed items A Sliced Salmon King of Salad Fruits. OYSTERS Finnan Haddie PER LB. CALOVAS .............................................. each .19 PINT JARS .75 Fresh LB. BROCOLLI .............................................lb. .19 There are a numbar of answers, any one of which may be the one that fits the case. GREEN ONIONS................................... 3 bu. .19 It’s possible your neighbor on the next street ordered service sooner than you did .. . has been waiting longer. Fresh, Green Stock. Sliced Halibut or RADISHES g CAULIFLOWER ...................................... lb. .19 Snow White We have a very large selection of fresh meat for the week end. WE PAY CEILING FRESH SAVE POINTS! BUY PRICES PRODUCE It FOR EGGS. POTATOES .10 .11 .12 .1* .18 .24 .27 48 M Or the neighbor who applied later but got service sooner may be one whose responsibil ities for defense, public health welfare and safety require it. Or there may be more wire capacity avail able on his street. Until the telephone factories are able to turn from war production, there will continue to be shortages of certain facilities here on the homo front. RATION-FREE FOODS! 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