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PAGE 1 V. VE I ! Hermiston Mercantile Co-operative Friday and Saturday SPECIALS i BISQUICK 20 oz. .17 COFFEE Reliawee Lb. .30 ulives dree" -Valle),":". .10 Spread Ceekta" ss"““T".. Peanut Butter tyohaxe". CARROTS Bunch LETTUCE Med. Mond .18 .25 .08 .10 Gerald Miller and wife and son to the Miller home to visit. S. 1/c Miller has just returned from over Bu Mra. Glenn Oatrom • duties and his wife and baby Mr. and Mrs. James Byrnes and seas have been visiting at the Ferguson daughter Joan, Verna Dale Walsh, home. Mrs. Glenn Ostrom and sons Gary I Mrs. Ken Arnold spent Thurs and Vane spent Decoration Day in day in Walla Walla. Walla Walla and Touchet. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rankin spent Mrs. Walter Bullard and daugh days here visiting her moth ter Patsy, Mrs. Ray McNabb and a er, few M. McKenzie and family, Diane and Freddie and Mrs. Mary and Mrs. his in Hermiston Wurster spent Thursday in Pen where they parents were called by the dleton. of his grandmother. Ran Mr. and Mrs. Albert Vieg spent death kin is stationed in the army air Thursday in Poplar Grove visiting corps in California. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Mrs. Leslie Blakely went to | Myers. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dean and Portland Sunday night for a few children left this week for their days visit. Mr. and Mrs. Les. Uthy spent new home at St. Mary’s, Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. George Butter from Saturday till Wednesday vis- ■ wood spent Tuesday in Portland. iting his parents in Yakima. Shelly Baldwin and Mase Dur Peter D. Farley of Portland came Tuesday to visit a few days ant are spending a few days at Soap Lake. with friends. People going to Portland for the Bill Fogerty left this week to be funeral of Pete Kalovas Monday employed at The Dalles. Mrs. Leta Vieg spent Saturday were Mr. and Mrs. Gus Fransolas, and Sunday in Poplar Grove visit Mrs. Ethyl Montgomery and Mrs. Loran Montgomery. ing her parents. Leonard Montgomery of the ar- Mrs. Ursel Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Baldwin, Mrs. Walter Bull mv is here spending a furlough ard, all spent Monday shopping in with his wife and son. Walla Walla. Daniel A. Mallory, A.O.M. 3/c, stationed at Pasco, spent the week end here visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Magnussen. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn O’Neal are on a two weeks vacation in Seat tle. Mrs. M. H. Martin and daugh ter Susan returned from a few days visit in Portland WASHINGTON. D. C.—“Buy. buy Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Williams a War Bond and we'll bye-bye baby" of Portland spent the week end is the slogan of “vo sisters here here visiting friends. The Wil who are also siste.! in Mu Chapter. liams were former residents here, having managed the local Tum-A- Lum Lumber Co. Mr. and Mrs. Ray McNabb and children Diane and Freddie, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Ostrom spent Monday in Pendleton. Joan Byrnes and Mrs. Joe Sa- bauco left Tuesday for Portland where they will visit and attend the ice follies. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Bray, Mose Durant and his mother spent Dec THELMA GILDA oration Day in Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson Psi Lambda Tau sorority at Cen High School. and small daughter of Troutdale tral The Misses Gilda and Thelma spent the first of the week here Klevit announced that parents visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. who'd like a night out, but are held Lloyd Miller. They brought S. 1/c home-bound by baby’s needs, now UMATILLA NEWS Bivouac Display in Hardware Window Permit Necessary to Sell or Give Meat Sute guard local unit is mak ing plans for a bivouac in the near future and have on display in the Oregon Hardware some of the equipment which they will use in their “practice run". Local men between the ages of 16 and 50 are urged to join the local unit and assist with the work of keeping the work progressing and an active local organization. They are asked to see V. E. Daugh erty today and get all the inside dope from him. Persons slaughtering less than 6,000 pounds of meat during any 12 month period between Jan. 1, 1944 and March 31, 1945 are now classed as “Class 3 slaughterers." Permits to sell or give away meat must be obtained from the local price rationing board before June 30. All livestock licenses and per mits issued previously by the War Administration are revoked. Warm Weather Lasts Through Past Week L. L. BOYNTON for that next CARPENTRY JOB — Cabinet Work — Phone 2452 may break their shackles in the easiest possible fashion—by purchas ing a War Bond from one of a group of 20 sorority girls. Graduated now, the Sisters Klevit have kept up their contact with their friends, and when not tending baby are Federal workers. They’ll take care of baby if pop and mom will buy a War Bond. The sisters said that during pre vious loans other sororities and some fraternities shoveled ashes, cleaned cellars and did other household chores in return for War Bond pur chases and they suggest their plan be carried out nationally. Inland Cooperative Along With the News Now Open for Business Under New Management! Day and Night Service Bring your family and enjoy our Sunday dinner. Mrs. S. M. Christenson and daughter, Peggy. at 7:30. Newcomers on the pro ject are especially invited to at tend the meetings which are held the second Friday of each month. Transferring & Heavy Hauling Padded Van Storage Warehouse - U. P. & N. P. 39 S. W. Dorion Avenue Phone 338 Pendleton OGN UP FOR "MIGHTY SEVENTH" WAR BONDI DO I Nows HURRY! 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Corn Starch, Argo Brand 1-b. package 8c Westag Flavors Vanilla, Lemon, %a-pt. bottle 10c Mapleine, Crescent Syrup Maker 1-oz. bottle 17c Food Colors Schilling’s Assorted, pkg. 4 bottles 23c Chocolate Syrup Sifer’s Brand 20-oz. jar 27c Honey Bradshaw, Beeville, Farmer’s Gold, 2-lb. 54c Puffed Raisins, Sun Maid 15-oz. pkg. 14c Morning Glory Oats reg. 6 quick 20-oz. pkg. 12c Cream of Wheat reg. 6 quick 28-oz. pkg. 22c Quaker Sparkies 2%-oz. pkg. .10 Crispy - Fresh lle White Onions 3 lbs. .24 California Wax New Green Peas lb Juicy Valencia Oranges 3-lb. jor 68c Sno White Salt Plain or Iodized 26-01. pkg. 7c Beet Sugar Stamp 36 5 lbs. 32e 101bs. 63c l-lb. pkg. 8c Sugar, Powdered or Brown Baking Powder, Clabber Girl 2-lb. can 23c Baking Soda Arm & Hammer, i-ib. pkg. 3 for 25e 6-OI. pkg. 2 for 15e Tenderoni Van Camp’s Puffed Rice No. 1 Local - All Green 5 Lbs. .64 Sweet Tender From Texas Edwards Coffee reg. or drip 1-b. jar Nob Hill Coffee >Ib bag 23c 2-lb. bag Airway Coffee 1-b. bag 20< 3-lb. bag Hershey's Cocoa Nourishing Y-lb. pkg. Tea Canterbury, Orange Pekoe, black %2-lb. Tomato Juice Libby's fancy (20 pts.) 47-oz. Tomato Juice » Nsoz.ar 10e “aS”,” Blended Juice Blend OGold NszeaT Orange Juice Wash and hull, strawberries. Fill baked 9-inch pastry shell with 3 cups whole berries. Crush remaining 1 cup berries; cook with water 5 min- utes; strain. To make glaze: Com bine sugar, cornstarch, and salt; add to strained juice: and cook 3 min utes. or until thick and clear, stirring constantly. Add butter or margarine and red coloring. Cool slightly. Pour glaze by spoonfuls over fruit, being careful to coat all thoroughly. Chill. Serve plain or garnish with whipped table cream or ice cream and whole berries. Makes 1 9-inch pie. Serves 6 to 8. Powdered Pectin War Jelly Sealer, PAN-FRIED CHERRIES 1-dot. pkg 3-oz. pkg. . Parowax 7 14 3-oz. can Saftwey ... Swift’s Prem 32 Canned Lunch Meat (C r. pts.) 12-oz. to Melt butter or margarine in heavy frying pan; add cherries and sugar; cover; and cook slowly 15 minutes, or until cherries are tender. Serves 6. Note: May pit cherries before pan- frying. 13 l-lb. pkg. Z for Cudahy Brand (1 red pt.) An excellent accompaniment meat or poultry. .r. Deviled Ham % tsp. salt 1 tbsp, butter margarine 24- 21' 18- Le 4 Kerr Jor Tops M Lids, 1 dz pk. 3 /25c Caps, 1-dz. pk. 21 M. C. P. Pectin -( NOW ON SALE Bureau JULIA LEE WRIGHT, Director LEG OF LAMB LAMB CHOPS LAMB ROASTS meat values this week A Baked pastry shell Jar Rubber* FLASH! ßu/s GLAZED FRISH STRAWBERRY Pis full O'Gold Brand No. 2 can 20- Regular and Top Seal JANET Baking with FRESH PRODUCE 28e 45 58- 10- 43c l-lb. pkg. 21e Hi Ho Crackers Broad Mm Wrights "wheat" "P 0O loa? O- Crescent Mustard Yellow, Zesty qt. jar 14c SAFEWAY MÍATS at our regular ROUND STEAKS T-BONE STEAKS SIRLOIN STEAKS BEEF ROASTS and many other attractive lb Tomatoes -H Club Prize Show IH Beef & Show Lamb unioN CAFE Hermiston, Oregon PELADO BROS. TRRRSFER CO. The Project Farm Bureau will meet Friday evening, June 8, jn Columbia park hall. Considerable business of importance is expected to come up at the meeting. Dis cussion of the new state law with regard to compulsory testing for Bangs disease in dairy cattle and its enforcement in Umatilla coun ty will be taken up. Also the mat ter set over from last meeting with regard to holding a Farm Bu reau picnic to which all county lo cals would be invited to partici- | pate. There are also some other | propositions to be discussed at the i READ THE AD$ Junior for Mon I" Available Now! Also MOWER REPAIRS and BERRY HALLOCKS Project Farm Bureau Meeting Scheduled Weather during the past week was moderately warm, with each day hitting 76 and above. No pre cipitation was recorded during the week, according to the records of Weatherman Chas. C. Taylor. The record follows: Max. Min. Thursday, May 31 ... 84 55 Friday, June 1 ......... 78 52 Saturday, June 2 ..... 80 50 Sunday, June 3 ....... 78 58 Monday, June 4 ....... 79 47 Tuesday, June 5 ....... 76 55 MURAT: 8" CONCRETE PIPE “The Farmers Own Store’’ Members of the Townsend club will hold their social meeting at the Townsend hall, half mile east of Hermiston, next Tuesday even ing, June 12. The losing side in meeting, including a scholarship the recent membership drive will for the 4-H summer school at Cor entertain the winners and it is an vallis this month. nounced that some real surprises There will be the usual pot luck are being planned for the even ing’s entertainment. All members are urged to be present. The Lazy Gardeners Garden club met Sunday at the home of Richard Snyder, and the meeting was called to order by the presi dent, Richard Snyder. It was de cided to have a program sometime in July. All members were pres ent. Lifebuoy Soap Shredded Wheat Stope B. 0. Nabisco 3 cakes 20= FW He Toilet Soap Ano now mar vouve wooueo y ooze/v IF THEY were SMLER ) Way ns SiMPuy” ---------------------------- —------------------------------ — r—e I JUST CANT GET USED Y you MEAN, YouVE TO THS PLAN OF PRICING ALWAYS sousur FRUITS THE POUNO, ORANGES By THE . AY! . OOZEN, FOR S . i 4 Aa gerapeg - A seas y.SSsagg. Hr wa WS Us » ‘ We have a little Social Set for Tuesday Gardners Hold Meeting Buy, Buy a Bond, They’ll Bye-bye See THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 1945. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. . THEM, You MULTIPLY THE PER POUND BY THE PRICE WEIGHT . 5 IN POUNDS ANO You KNOW HOW MUCH WORE PAYING FOR THAT PARTICULAR DOZEN OF ORANGES! > OR LESS JUICY, THEY / THE FAIR WAY OF WOULONT WEIGH so Muci, ) PRICING FRESH I FRUITS AND OF COKSt-aHD YOuR dozen otta.Noes WOuLO ( VEGETABLES, COST LESS! - a s ISNT IT! 4