The Dairy Cow
T he greatest
car values in
each price dass
Is on« of the best assets of agricuture, and local conditions
make her very valuable on Irrigated farms In this district.
Oar most successful dairymen know that dairying Is a complex
business that requires careful attention and study.
An opportunity to see representative animals of dairy breeds
will be afforded when the Union Pacific dairy and hog special
visits Hermiston April 27. We suggest that dairymen and pros
pective dairymen plan to visit the train and hear alks that will
be made.
CHEVROLET
$525 to $745— T he q u a lity car o f the
low priced field. 3-speed transm ission.
Fisher Bodies. D uco finish. F ullyequip-
ped. 7 m odels. A ls o T R U C K C H A S
S IS : Ji-ton, $395; 1-ton, $495.
First N ational Bank
of H e rm is to n
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver 950,000
F. B. Swayxe, Pres.
R. Alexader, Vlce-Pres.
A. H. Norton, Cashier W. L. Hamm, Asst. Cashier
P O N T IA C
$775 to $ 9 7 5 — M ost powerful ‘•six ’*
in its price class. F isher B odies. D uco
finish. B eautiful lines. V alue proved
b y unprecedented sales. 5 m odels.
Baby Chicks 1927
TOR SALS
FOR PALE— Three banded Italian
Queens. C. Champion, Hermiston,
Oregon.
(Breeder for Skovbo
Apiaries.)
33-tfc
O. A. C. B. Rock eggs for hatching,
»6c for 15. Geo. McCoy, Robb
place.
32-2tp
lo r sale— Registered Collie pups.
Good alfalfa hay. L. E. Sullivan.
32-3p
0.1 SALE— 10 H tons hay in stack,
on Auseon place, 963.00. See W.
A. Leathers.
32-2tc
The only W hite Leghorn chicks un
sold are those in the hatches that
w ill be taken off May 10, 17, 24 and
31.
Prices for these May chicks will
be $12 p r 100, or $108 per 1,000.
Deposit of 20 per cent required on
all orders.
No more custom hatching can be
don© by us at present, irrespective
of whether bookings have been mad«.
O L D SM O B IL E
$875 to $1190— A fine car a t m oderate
cost. Pow erful 6-cylinder m otor. H an d
som e Fisher Bodies. D uco finish.
4-w heel brakes. 11 m odels.
WhitePoultryFarm
Gerald A. White
OAKLAND
Hermiston, Oregon
$1095 to $1295—A "six” th a t is win
ning and holding goodwill on perform
a n ce. B e a u tifu l b o d ie s b y F isher.
D u co finish. 4-w heel brakes. 7 m odels.
ALL HEAVY BREED COCK- *
B U IC K
See me or call me for prices. •
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$1195 to $1995.— Fam ous valve-in
head 6 -cylin d er engine. N ew m odels
vibrationless beyond belief. Fisher
B odies. D u co finish. 18 m odels.
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Telephone on Echo System
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PLANO FOR SALE In Hermiston dis ■
trict.
High gtiade.
Bargain.
Pay 910 month. For particulars
address Hendrick Piano Brokerage
Co., 121 South Madison St., Spo
FEED PRICE QUOTATIONS
kane.
32-4tc
(Furnished by Farm Bureau Co-oper
FORTY ACRE ALFALFA TRACT for ative of Hermiston. Unleee other
sale. Four miles east of Hermiston, wise specified, prices are per hundred
near. Columbia school. 95,000.00. weight.)
Terms. Address owner, care Her Scratch. 100s ..................................92.26
miston Herald.
32-3tc Bran, 60s ..............
90
Egg Mash ______
3.30
For sale— Two big six McCormick
mowers, two McCormick hay rakes Ground O ats....... ............................ 2.20
Ground Barley ............................. 1.75
and derrick. W, A. Leathers. 31tf
Wheat ................................................ 2.20
For Sale— Cows, young stock and Corn, No. 2...................................... 2.05
Cracked Corn, No. 2........ - ......... 2.16
hay. F. B. Pennock. 31-2tc.
Ground Corn, No. 2..................
2.15
1.20
FOR SALE— Side delivery hay rake. Mill Run 80s .....
2.10
S. B. 9tarr.
31-2tp Cow Feed ..........
Ground W h e a t.............................. 2.20
I w ill have pasture tor 30 to 40 Shorts, 80s .....................
1.28
cows. Good water and lots of Rolled Barley ................................ 1.26
«had«. Guy Cronk.
31tfc Calf meal, per pounC_________ 9 H e
Middlings ..................
1.58
FOR SALE — Four Duroc Jersey Oyster shell ..........................................90
boars. Inquire W. C. Meyers, Echo, Whole O ats...................................... 9.10
or write Frank Ulrich, Pendleton. Salt, half ground 50s........................45
29-tfc
Good blue grass pasture shade and
water, for this spring, summer and
fall. Cattle only. See W. A. Leathers.
28-tfc.
FOUNTAIN
FOR SALE— No. 1 fresh eowa. B.
Hammer.
97-tfo
Cigars, Tobacco
L a SALLE
$2495 to $2 6 8 5 — General Motors* new
and beautiful car designed and built by
Cadillac. 8-cylinder V -typ e engine.
B od ies b y Fisher. D u co finish. 6 m odels.
C A D ILLA C
$2995 to $9000— Pioneer 8-cylinder car.
50 b ody sty les and ty p es b y Fisher and
F leetw ood . 500 color and upholstery
com binations. D u c o finishes.
[ALL PRICES P. O. B. FACTORIES]
CALL FOR WARRANTS
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Home Cooking
IS OUR SPECIALTY
HOME MADE PASTRY
WANTED TO BUY— 50 or 60 head
of cattle. Wm. Leathers. 29-tfc
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WE SERVE 40c LUNCH FROM
11:30 TILL 3 :0 0 P. M.
Fried Chicken, home style, 80c
Bring your broken furniture to me
to be repaired. Tom Jensen.
17-tfc
SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOUR!
Open 5 :3 0 to 8:30.
Watch, elock and Jewelry repairing.
Be. Newell, next door to Sappers.
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GENERAL
MOTORS
REX CAFE
for Profits. Stillings. S7tf
‘ATE EXCHANGES AND
INSURANCE. J- M. BIGGS, RE-
AUTO«.
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SERVICE
iDDDTO mkebiae rolls at the Herald
efftao
FOR SALE—Adding machine rolls
at the Herald offlee.
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Hermieton Second Hand Store.—
Fnrnitnre and Hardware, Bee Sup-
Harness. Saddles, Wagons.
99-9 fa
The commercial club at its meeting
Tuesday voted to Join the State
Chamber of Commerce and author
ized the secretary to remit the. dues
for this year.
The resignation of J. S. Harvey
as secretary was submitted and ac
cepted, and a nominating committee
was apolnted to submit a nomination
at the next meeting.
All O. and M. Warrants of the
stands
West Extension Irrigation District,
registered on or, before April 16,
back of these quality cars.
1927, will be paid on presentation
at
office of the County Treasurer
A double guarantee back of of the
Morrow county, on or after May
12th, 1927, at which date interest
every one. Decide w hich car
on said warrants will cease.
Heppner, Oregon, April 20th, 1927.
best suits your purse. Then
LEON W. BRIGGS,
(33-3tc)
County Treasurer.
clip and send the coupon. W e
w ill send you free full infor
HERMISTON LOCALS
m ation about that car, to
B. S. Kingsley left Sunday morn
ing on a business trip to Portland.
gether w ith a wonderfully
Mrs. Kingsley came up the latter
part of last week and has been here
interesting illustrated little
this week. They plan to move back
book about General Motors’ to Hermiston within a short time.
J. M. Biggs, Mr. and Mrs. Chari»»
Proving Ground where its
Unke and Mrs. Bert Mullins were in
Lewiston, Idaho, Monday and Tuea
cars m ust prove their superi day
of this week. Mr. and Mrs.
Unke accompanied Mr. Biggs on n
ority before they are offered to
business deal, and Mrs. Mullins I -
ited her mother.
you. A ct today. Mail the cou
At the Baptist church Sunday, Apr.
pon NOW, before you forget.
24— Bible school 10 A. M. Morning
The Herald Want Ada.
Wanted— A share renter for 40 acres
Of alfalfa 7 miles southwest of
town. No buildings or machinery
with place. A. D. Smith. 31 2p.
COMMERCIAL CLUB VOTES
TO JOIN STATE CHAMBER
en er a l motors
Bert Mullins
Satisfaction guaranteed on home
laundry work. Writ© Mrs. N.
Dolven, Hermiton.
31-4tp
Testing breeding flocks of poultry
for bacillary white diarrhea by the
college experiment station is steadily
advancing reports Dr. W. T. Rob
erts, poultry pathologist.
Blood
samples are taken of every individ
ual fowl in the flock and sent to the
department of veterinary medicine
where it is analyzed.
The. object of this work is to find
which are infected with bacilllary
white diarrhea germs. Flocks aré
tested once a year or more accord
ing to the seriousness of the disease.
Some flocks are found entirely free
from disease and recommendations
are made by the department of
veterinary medicine to ketp them
free. Already 29500 chickens have
been tested so far this year and Dr.
Johnson expects that It will reach
100,000 next year.
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OFFER
VINEYARD LODGE NO. 206, L O. O.
F. meets each Monday evening la Odd
Fellows’ hall. Visiting members cor
dially invited.
W. R. Longhorn, Secretary.
Childs Barham, N. O.
New colors
new beauty
for faded furniture
T o p rove th e rem arkable ease
w ith w h ich y o u ca n renew a
w orn and faded p iece o f furni
tu re w ith A cm e Q u a lity E n -
a m el-K o te, w e m ake th is
special o ffer/o r a lim ited tim e.
Look around you now. What small
piece of furniture have you that
needs refinishing? Make up your
mind, then tear out the coupon
above, sign your name and address
cm it in pencil, bring it in and get
the special 55c combination of
Enamel-Kote and brush.
We make the offer only because we
want you to get acquainted with the
wonderful finishing qualities of the
erorld-renowned
acme q uality
Paint^Varnish
Sign the coupon and
bring it to our stora.
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M otor, product I hove checked —
with the name o f the neermt dealer hi
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worship 11 A. M. Theme, The Voy
age of Life. There will be no even
ing services at the Baptist church.
A cordial welcome to all. A. J. Ware
pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Osborn of Port
land were here the latter part of last
week as guest« at the' home of Mr.
and Mrs. O. C. Pierce. Mr. Osborn is
Mrs. Pierce’s brother. From Hermis
ton the Portland visitors went to Pi
lot Rock for a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Elliott. Mrs. Pierce wa« with
them on Easter day.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Dr, F. V. PRIME
DENTISTRY
Dental X-Ray and Diagnosis
Hermiston, Oregon
Bank Bldg.
Phone Conneotloaa
W. J. W A R N E S
Atturney-at-Law
Hermiston
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H S. McKENZIE, M. D-
Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat
Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg.
Pendleton, Oregon
JAMES L. SEARS, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Office Phone 733.
Res. Phone T il
Office in First National Rank Bldg.
DR. DAVID S. ROWE,
Specializing in Acute and Chronic
BLESSING HARDWARE CO.
HERMISTON, OREGON.
Disease.
Location, 2 doors west of Postoffloe
Hours, 10 to 6. and by appointment.
Office Phone 303
Res. Phone 912
BEING MADE BY COLLEGE
ERELS YOU HAVE TO SELL ■
BETWEEN 8 WEEKS AND ■
TWO MONTHS OLD.
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Hermiston
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TESTS OF POULTRY FLOCKS
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HIGH GRADE PIANO in vicinity of .
Hermiston can be bought on small
monthly payments. For particu B
lars white Pendleton Music House, S
Pendleton, Oregon.
33-4tc
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The eeoond nutrition echool for
housewives of the west end of the
county will be held in the Baptist
church Thursday, April 28, between
the hours of 10 A. M. and 3:30 P.
M.. according to Mrs. Charles Kel
ler, chairman of the Farm Bureau
economics project which is sponsor
ing the school.
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Miss Lucy A. Case, nutrition spec
ialist of the extension service of the
O. A. C., will be in charge of the
school. In the morning she will pre
pare health salads and discuss salad
niaklsg. At noon the salads will be
served as part of the luncheon.
Each woman attending has been
asked to bring enough sandwiches
for one person. Hot dishes will be
prepared by the Farm Bureau com
mittee. No charge will he made for
the lunch.
In the afternoon Miss Case will
discuss the topic, “Feeding Mothers
and Children.’’
Previously the date for the second
school was announced as Wednesday,
April 27, but due to the fact that
the meeting on that date would have
conflicted with the Union Pacific
dairy special train, the date was
changed.
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More than 60 housewives attended
the first meeting, and it is expected
that the attendance will show a
material increase for the second m eet-1
lng. Appreciation of the work done'
by Rev. A. J. Ware in heating the
church and aiding to make the first
meeting a success was expressed by
members of the home economics pro
ject of the Farm Bureau.
HERMISTON, OREGON
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IRRIGON
The Harmony club dance last Sat
urday evening was well attended
208 East Conrt St.
Most of the home folks as well as
many from Umatilla and other near
ANY AND
by points joined In the general Jol
lification. Splendid music was fur
nished by the Harmony Five orches
tra. What this club needs is a hali
at least twice the size of the school
FOR YOU
auditorium to accommodate the large
crowds that have been present at
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spent the week end with the Gias
gows.
The Slattery family left here on
Monday for Sybrant, Neb., when
they own a large farm. For th<
past year they have farmed the
Wolfe place near here. The Har
mony club, of which they were mem
hers, extend the best wishes to these
We Haul
former members.
The Braxtons of Meacham have
ANYTHING
leased the Sw;fyze farm, formerly
ANYWHERE
Bill Barker place, and have moved
ANYTIME
onto the place.
Bishop Wisdom was home over the
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end of the week. He tg employed by
the O. W. R. & N.
The Harmony Five orchestra ha:
been engaged to furnish music foi
a dance put on by the Pacific Wood
men a( Umatilla on Friday night
An offer has also been received iron
Stanfield for a dance there.
Miss Snow McCoy has return«»
PAINTS, WALLPAPER,
from a month’s visit In Portlant
PICTURE MOULDINGS
and other points west. She report
ed a splendid trip.
AND GLASS
The school board met on Monday
CONTRACTING
evening to select a principal for the
ensuing year. The teachers for the
513 Main St.
Phono 188
grades were chosen at a former meet
lng.
Pendloton, Oregon.
Irrigon boys and girls won tw»
games of base ball from Uniat ill:
last Friday. Boys’ score 15 to 6,
girls’ score: 21 to 17.
A special Easter program was giver
by the Sunday school Sunday morn
lng. There was a good attendance
The Grange met on Wednesday
avening, the attendance beilfg rathei
Maternity Cases onr Specialty
light.
OUR MOTTO:
It is hoped that there will be a
FAIRNESS AND SERVICE
good attendance at the Union Pacific
dairy demonstration on Wednesday,
Come and see us about onr new
the 27th. This train will make a and reasonable rates. Graduate
two-hour stop here beginning at
nurse in attendance at all times.
10:30 A. M. School will be dis
missed for the occasion.
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The planting of watermlons Is all
the rage here at present. Both as
sociations are "cornin’ on high.’’
A movement Is on foot to improv»
the Irrigon-Alpine road. It aet-mr
this reoad shortens the distance t»
Heppner, which would bi an advant
age. to those who make frequent
tripe to the court house. Let's hav«
the road.
Weather forecast: Windy with a
sandy complexion to the atmos
Your needs in everything
phere.
NOTICE
The American Shoe shop will be
closed Saturday night, April 23.
“I was up In the mountains in the All work uncalled for will be left al
Pierson creek district Tuesday with inert Mullin« confectionary for 30
two of my deputies, found a big still -laye.
100 gallons of moonshlfie and two
(Signed) T. II. FARRA
moonshiners and saw more snow than
I thought would be in the mountains
For most of the small growers In
this time of year," said R. T. Cook- Oregon wh»>se area of potatoes la
Ingham, sheriff, while In Hermiston I not over ten acres the corrosive aub-
Wednesday. ’*Tn some of the gulches ’ limate treatment !« recommended by
we crossed In our climbing the snow ' the experiment atatlon. There are
came to the top of small evergreen : numerous experiment« and , more
trees appaiently eight or ten feet tall. nusseroua example« in the field, of
I t la packed like lee. so the sim m er better yield and better quality from
supply of water should be good.'*
potatoes that are treated.
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Electrical
Hermiston
Transfer
L. J. M cA tee
Hermiston
Hospital
W e Have
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th at is necessary to com-
p’ete your golf outfit.
Come in and
give our line the
« once over. >»
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