The Hermiston herald., February 24, 1927, Image 4

THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
LOCAL AND
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H ave you tried a tankful o f the
NEW ETHYL GAS?
T he L adies Aid society of the
M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch w ill hold
i cooked food sale in th e H erm iston
la rk e t, S a tu rd a y , F e b ru a ry 26.
SEVERAL HAVE, AND THE RES JLTS THEY SECURED IN
GREATER POWER, PEP AND ADDED MILEAGE HAVE MADE
T H E NEW PRODUCT SCORES OF FRIENDS.
One man drained the tank on h u car and bought three gallons
of Ethyl gas for a tiial. He t lephoned in for 50 gallons after he
had given it a thorough tist.
A truck owner tried Ethyl’s pulling power on a hill. With
other gas he had been compelled to shift twice to make thir climb.
E thyl’s greater power took him up easily without a single shift.
IT IS MIGHTY GOOD TO USE IN CLEANING YOUR MOTOR.
ETHYL’S GAS IS WINNING FAVOR WITH MOTORISTS EVERY­
WHERE. "
G eorge S h elto n is th e new reg is­
tered p h a rm a c ist a t the M itch ell D rug
Co. He a rriv e d th ia week an d tak es
¿he place left v a c a n t by th e re sig ­
n atio n of H aro ld Lance.
Norton & Warner Service
Station
BRING IN YOUR RADIATORS!
W e Fix Them
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T he second of a series of brid ge
| bridge p a rtie s w as g iven T u esd ay af
' tern o o n by Mrs. H. E. H itt. Favor»
Z and d eco ratio n s in th e hom e w ere in
I k eep in g w ith W a sh in g to n ’s b irth d a y
M Prize w in n ers w ere Mrs. C. M. Voyen
an d Mrs. R alp h R ich ard s.
Mrs. F. C. M cK enzie w as hostes:
a t b rid g e la st T h u rsd ay afte rn o o n
an d ag a in on M onday afte rn o o n
i G uests to m ak s th re e tab les w ere in
: v ited for each
a ff a lp T h u rs d a y ’!
w in n ers w ere Mrs. R. E. M itch ell and
■ |M rs. J. W aller, nnd on M onday Mrs
Si F. V. P rim e and Mrs. E. P. Dodd won
g|| th e prizes.
CREAM
H. E. H itt w ill leave th is evening
for Jefferso n , O regon, w h ere he wa
called by th e d e a th of Mrs. Caroline
W ied. Mrs. W led w as th e g rand
m o th er of D orothy and R ic h a rd H itt
She w as ab o u t 76 y ears old, and hei
d e a th occurred W ednesday.
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sev eral y ears D orothy an d R ichare
H itt have sp en t th e ir su m m er vaca
tions w ith Mrs. W ied.
Bring it to your Home Creamery
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SATISFACTION
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A. M. SUKSTRUP, PROP.
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FA R M P O U L T R Y
PROVIDES GOOD FOOD FOR THE FAMILY.
GIVFS SOMETHING TO SELL EACH WEEK.
FITS WITH DIVERSIFIED FARMING.
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It is a Billion Dollar Cash Crop
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The poultry census is taken only every 10 years. The last cen-
sns showed there were in the United States 380,000,000 chickens.
They produced 1 G .G.OCO.OOO dozen c ’gs. The year's production
of chick n3 and eggs brought $1,048,000,000.
Ninety per cent of this billion dollars goes to fanners or ra tb ir
to fanners’ wives. These good wives spend it for groceries, cloth-
ing. li" ts, washin , machines, rugs, pictures, books, phonographs.
If we should t a k : tl«c poultry money out of a farm community, the
country town merchants would wonder w hat had happened to their
business.
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Higher labor and feed prices, our newer knowledge of the fac-
tors making for economical and successful egg pioduction, and an
increasing demand for a standardized product on the part of the
consumer are factors which are forcing many farm folks to make
adjustments in their flocks. Farm poultry is fast getting down to
a more busin ss-like basis.
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We have just received a number of booklets giving the results
of several experiment stations and s iccessful poultry men, of
Hatching, Brooding. Culling and F ed in g , as well as labor saving
devices in the care of Chickens, Ducks, Geese and Turkeys. Cop-
MS may be obtained at the office.
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AT COLUMBIA MONDAY
A m eetin g of all boys and g irls on
the p ro ject who a re In te re ste d In
boys’ and g irls ’ club w ork h as been
called for Monday n ig h t a t C olum bia
school w hen th e farm b u re a u w ill be
in session. The call w as issued by
E. L. Jackson, project club leader.
L. J. A llen, a ss ista n t s ta te club
leader, w ill be p resen t to a ss ist in the
p relim in ary o rg a n izatio n w ork, and
C ounty A gent H olt w ill a tte n d . P ro s­
pects now a re th a t m ore in te re s t th a n
ever before w ill be show n in club
w ork th is year, Mr. Jack so n said.
WESTERN EVENING GROSBEAKS
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fo r th e H o m e
EXPERIMENT STATION NOTES
SPECIAL
OFFER
WE HAVE IN STOCK THE LATEST PATTERNS IN RUGS.
YARD GOODS IN BOTH CONGOLESI AFD Ü LAID LD’CLEUMS.
Oregon Hardware & Impit. Co.
S u b s c r ib e F o r T h e H e r a ld
You can’t be
happy
sm id gloomy surroundings
H ere’s how to e n d u r in g ly beautify
your walls and ceilings. H ere’s how
to overcome the dinginess caused by
dirt, dust and smudge which, com­
ing from the windows, the basement
and the radiators, often disfigure an
otherwise beautiful home.
Use Acme Quality No-Lustre' Fin­
ish. P aint your walls and ceilings
with it. Use it on fibre board or
canvas. I t ’s a hard, durable, lustre­
less finish incomparable for all inte­
rior surfaces. Itis e a s y to apply and
"easy” to buy. Helps to brighten
the home—turns gloom into cheer.
ACME
P a ih t^
S P R IN G D R A P E R IE S
In the Créions and Nets. Just the thing to brighten up the living
rooms and prepare for th)3 spring winds.
'ALITY
Ornish
Priced from 30c to 75c
Ir r ig a tio n S e a s o n
Is a t hand and you will no doubt n?ed a pair of
RUBBER BOOTS
We Carry The
“B a ll B r a n d ” B o o ts
For Comfort
These Boots outwear anything we h .v
a pair.
‘'The Yard of Beit Quality ”
H, M. STRAW. MGR.
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a t wl.Lch in fo rm atio n on n u tr itio i
w ill be given by Miss L ucy A. Case
n u tr itio n sp ecialist of O regon A gri
c u ltu ra l college, an d H erm isto n hai
been selected as one of th e th ree
places In th e co u n ty w here Mias Case
w ill ta lk . C ounty A gent Ilo lt said to­
day.
The m eeting w ill be for house
w ives, b o th from th e c o u n try and
from to w n , an d p a rtic u la r a tte n tio n
w ill be paid to prr>bletus In n n tri-
tlnn a f e e t l n g the h e a lth an d develop­
m ent of ch ild ren . T he m eetin g here
wll) be u n d e r th e auspice* of th e
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beea able to b y at
A substantial reduction in p ice this year.
and Economy
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■ for a sc. !e-. of n c . t ’n~s In t ’ c count-
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c ia l offer for a
short tim e only.
New v isito rs and tem p o ra ry s e t­
tle rs on th e U m atilla p ro ject include ■
m em bers of a b ird fam ily th a t never
before have stopped to see us, ac
:o id in g to local lovers of birds. The
v isito rs arg W estern E v en in g Gros
beaks.
T he birds hav e come in fa irly large
Backed by 40 ye A s of paint making
flocks, one group o f 36 h a v in g been
experience Acme fcuality P aint and
•ounted. T h e ir hom e for th e g r e a t­
Varnish is depentjable. I t includes a
better product for every kind of sur­
er p a rt of th e y e a r is aid to be in
face inside or out, and Acme Quality
he C ascades an d alo n g th e coast
No-Lustre Finish is outstanding.
n o u n ta in ran g es. T hey rem ain in
See us about paint—we will gladly
th e ir m o u n tain h a b ita t a ll y ear, ex­
answer all Questions.
cept d u rin g w in te rs w hen th e cold
BLESSING HARDWARE CO.
becomes severe, an d th e n -they u su a l­
HERMISTON, OREGON.
ly spend th e ir v a c atio n alo n g the
coast. T his y ear, how ever, some of
them seem to hav e follow ed a prac-
lce estab lish ed by h u m an beings by
n a k ln g th e ir v a c a tio n trip fa r th e r
iw ay from hom e th a n usual.
T he b ird s a re s trik in g ly b eau tifu l
icoordlng to th o se w ho have observ­
'd them . T he d o m in a n t colors are
>ld gold and olive yellow . T h e male
>irds w hich a re few er In num ber
h a n th e fem ales in th e flocks seen
Aere have d is tin c t w h ite p atch es on
h e ir backs in th e form of a V, and
he head of th e m ale Is d a rk e r th an
he head of th e fem ale. T he sh o rt,
teavy beak is a m ark ed c h a ra c te ristic
>f th e bird, and a b rig h t yellow rin g
>n th e top of th e head, e te n d in g from
the beak, is a n o th e r color d istin c t-
on. T he fem ale h a s a d istin c t brok
m w in g bar.
T he birds a re slig h tly sm aller th a n GET THE BEST COAL
oblns and hop a ro u n d on the ground,
'hey a re very tam e and frien d ly , AND DRY WOOD.
lue. It is said, to th e fact th a t th e ir
la tu ra l h a b ita t Is fa r aw ay from the WE INSIST ON GETTING THE
ta u n ts of m en and firearm s.
an.'. W. A. L o ll, com 1 ty a g e n t, havi
bee - s tr e th ia w eek v u r k i n ; on fain
m an ag em en t p. o’jlr ■ ,. T h ty have
been m aking m ore su rv ey s of pr-ijec*
(arm s such as w ere m ade la s t fall
a n d a t th e re q u e st of som e farmer»
w ho have been c h a n g in g th e ir piai
CALL FOR GOOD WHOLESOME
of o p eratio n s. In acco rd an ce w ith tht
rCOE TO LTART OUT THE DAY IN
reco m m en d atio n s of th » economi
co n ference la s t sp rin g , th ey have leni
th e ir aid In su g g e s tin g w h at change, THE RIGHT MOOD TO GET THINGS
a re necessary to b rin g Individua DONE.
farm s to a b e tte r b a ils of manage'
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W h a t Is m ore sensible an d econoin-
cal th a n —
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T h e I d e a l F lo o r C o v e r in g
A t th e B a p tist ch u rch S unday, Feb.
27— B ible school 10 A. HJ- M orning
w orship, 11 A. M. T hem e, "W h y
U nite W ith th e C h u rch .” E ven in g
service, 7 :3 0 P. M. T hem e, *’Jesu s.
L ife's H ig h est In s p ira tio n ." " I have
seen m uch of th e w orld a n d of men,
and if th e re a re tr u th , p u rity , sound
m orals and rig h t aim s an y w h ere, you
may .fin d them in th e C h ristia n
c h u rc h ."— J. P. Thom pson. A cor­
dial w elcome to all. A. J. W are, pas-
tor
Hermiston Produce and Supply
Company
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W e Carry a Full Line
BEST COAL POSSIBLE, AND
Inland Empire Lumber Company
Exclusivo Representatives of National Builders Bureau
A t th e M ethodist c h u rc h — Th<
special serv ices w ill c o n tin u e all nex
w eek. S ervices every ev en in g a
7 :3 0 except S a tu rd a y . T he ln te re s
is in creasin g an d we a re ex p ectin g I
larg e a tte n d a n c e th e com ing weel
S unday school a t 1 0 :1 6 A. M. Morn
in g w o rsh ip i a t
1 1 :1 6 . Subject
"S lay U tte rly .” S u n d ay ev en in g wll
be young p eople's n ig h t. W e invit«
all young people to th e services a
7 :3 0 P. M. If you know an y thin»
m o re im p o rta n t th a n th e salv o tlo i
of I he soul do th a t before you conn
to th e ch u rc h serv ices and ta k e th>
consequences.
W e a re Judgm ent
bound, th erefo re le t us ta k e life ser
lously us we m u st go hence to be nt
m ore. S. H am rick , P asto r.
r. 8. n .s s c , fa :.i m n a g e m e n t ex
p ert ■ f Oregon A -.rlo Lur 1 college
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Mr. an d M ik . C. F. M ortim er ant
th e ir 11 y ear old d a u g h te r left Tues
day fo r G ran d v iew . W ash in g to n
w here th ey have re n te d an irrig a te
farm . Mr. M o rtim er w as a d itc h ridei
h ere for fiv e y ears an d h ad d a irj
cows on I l l s ran ch . He took six heat,
of cows an d some young stock
h is new location. “I ’ve m ade a lot
of frien d s h ere th a t I d o n ’t like t<
leave,” he said. “ I in ten d ed to get
aro u n d to te ll th em good-bye, bu
th e re w as so m uch to do In connec
tlo n w ith m o v in g th a t I did not ge
to see m an y of them . H erm isto n hat
been good to us, an d o u r m em orle
of th e co u n try an d o u r m an y frien d
h ere w ill be h ap p y ones.”
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F. B. Sw ayze w as In B oardm an
W ednesday on business.
S upt. H. K. Dean
Miss L eona W illiam s and M rs. Rol-
Those of you w ho read th e a u to -j
lo S o lv ester of A rlin g to n w ere h ere
ANDREW RUGG, FATHER OF
b io g rap h y of H erb ert Q uick, one of
he la tte r p a rt of la s t w eek as
LOCAL TEACHER, PASSES th e few real a g ric u ltu ra l lead ers a n d
guests a t th e hom e of Mr. a n d Mrs.
; th e b u ild er of th e land b an k system ,
W. T. S olvester.
m ust have been im pressed w ith th e
M iss Je a n R ugg, m em ber of th e fa c t th a t th e Iow a co u n try , now th e
T he soda w ater fo u n ta in a t H it t ’s
lias been u n d e rg o in g a n In ten siv e fa c u lty of th e H erm iston h ig h school, ric h e st fa rm in g d is tric t in th e w orld
period of re p a irs d u rin g th e past w as called to her hom e in P o rtla n d w as not subdued in a few years.
,’ew
d ay s in p re p a ra tio n for th e unexpectedly S a tu rd ay afte rn o o n be­ Those pioneers had e n tire ly new
reason's business.
cause of th e serious Illness of h e r problem s to solve, ju s t as you have
fa th e r, A ndrew R ugg. He died be­ had. P e rh a p s we hav e expected to
Mrs. C. F a y e tte G a rd in e r w ho w as fore h is d a u g h te r a rriv e d in P o rt- i develop too rap id ly . I t Is th e h isto ry
of new c o u n trie s th a t it tak es te n or
a p a tie n t In th e H erm isto n h o sp ital land.
for several days w hile su ffe rin g w ith
Mr. R ugg was for y ears a teac h er tw e n ty y e a rs to r a g ric u ltu re to be­
in flu en za h as re tu rn e d to h e r home of m an u al tra in in g in F ra n k lin high come stabilized. A lfalfa w as an d Is
in U m atilla.
school in P o rtla n d . In previous ab so lu tely necessary fo r th e firs t few
y ears he ta u g h t in S pokane
high y ears here. Now s ta b ility is com ­
Mr. an d Mrs. F. L. Sam pson of schools. He was a n a tiv e of S cot­ in g w ith g re a te r d iv ersity .
H aines, O regon, and Mr. an d Mrs. land, w ent to C anada as a young
N. N eadeau of P en d leto n w ere guests m an and then moved to th e U nited
a t th e hom e o f th e ir p a re n ts, Mr. S tates.
T h i i coupon and 25c e n title the und er­
and Mrs. P e te r N eadeau, last Sunday.
H e w as p ro m in en t in th e M asonic
signed t o one 35c can o f Acm e Q u a lity
E n a m e i -K ote, any color, and a special
o rd er in the s ta te an d w as also an
20c P a in t Brush.
T h e m o th ers an d d a u g h te rs ban O rangem an. Miss R ugg h a s been in
q u et, p lan n ed re c e n tly by th e ladies P o rtla n d th is week, and h er d u ties
Nam e..
of th e M ethodist E piscopal ch u rch have been assum ed by o th e r m em bers
Address
j has been postponed u n til a fte r the of th e faculty.
conclusion of th e rev iv al serv ices now
T o acquaint you w ith Acme
b ein g held.
Q u a lity , we are m aking a spe­
CLUB MEMBERS TO MEET
Try a gallon or a tankful
K N E R R ’S R E P A IR S H O P
horn« econom ics p ro je c t of th e farm
b u re a u of w hich Mra. C harlee K eller
ts ch airm an .
“ Mias C ase’s w ork la so app reciated
by com m unities all over th e s ta te th a t
It Is very d iffic u lt to secu re h e r,” Mr.
H olt said. “She .w ill;k a v a firue to
hold m eetings at th re e p la c e s In the
co u n ty . F o r
th e
m eetin g s here
pre-tent p lan s a re to In v ite the
women from o th e r n eig h b o rin g -c o m ­
m u n itie s so as m any as possible w ill
hav e th e o p p o rtu n ity to h e a r h e r.”
T h re e m eetings w ith a m o n th in ­
te rv e n in g betw een m eetings w ill be
held here. Miss Case w ill h av e as
h e r su b ject for th e A p ril m eeting,
"T h e Food We E a t and W h a t Be­
com es of I t .”.
F R E S H a n d S A L T F ISH
HAVE IT READY
FOR DELIVERY
Yes we have KRAUT
15c quart
Leave your order for a box of Smelt
AT ALL TIMES.
BY PLACING YOUR ORDER A
WEEK OR TEN DAYS AHEAD
H E R M IS T O N M A R K E T
IT CAN BE
Phone Four-O ne-O ne
F ree D elivery
DELIVERED FROM THE CAR
SAVING YOU
M. W. SIMS’
A. W. TURNBLAD
50 CENTS
MEAT
PER TON.
Materially Yoon,
M aybe you w a n t C ured M eats. If
you do our line of Bacon an d H am s
w ill s u it you. If you w a n t F resh
M eats you can h av e a choice of a
wide ra n g e of offering*.
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T o Y our O rder and at R ea so n a b le P rices
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