The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, April 25, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTHE HEBMISTOH HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON. A very delightful surprise birthday * * * • * ♦ * ♦ * « ♦ ♦ « < » « party was given Claude Haddox last * COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES * Monday evening at the R. L. Addle- • « man home. About 25 people were present. At the close of the even (Columbia School Correspondent) ing refreshments of ice cream and Mr. and Mrs. Toni Stewart were cake were served. Pendleton visitor. Tuesday and drove Mr. Sherry has sold all of his live home In a Star car In place of Lizzie. Kenneth Luttrell and bride were week end visitor, at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Luttrell. There will be a Farm Bureau meet stock and has rented his ranch to I Haddox, In honor of his birthday. ing Friday night at the Columbia Joe Udey. Mr. and Mrs. Sherry will move beyond Pendfeton for the sum W. H. Bennett and family moved school house. mer months where they are engager* ’aturday to the place west of town on a sheep ranch. that was formerly run by Davis. Mrs. F. B. Pennock very success fully experimented with Pek'n ducks Last Friday the upper room at Col Perry Arthur who bought a 40- umbia gave a very delightful sur acre tract from Stillings and also the last year, some of them weighing 11 prise party on their teacher, Claude old Noble place, moved to his new pounds at five months and all of home Sunday. The place was prev them unusually fine specimens. She contemplates raising a much larger iously run by W. H. Bennett. flock this year and has just hatched John Jendrzjewskl completed a off 76 baby ducks and has another batch coming off In a few days. new brooder house last week. HERMISTON ,0RE. COLUMBIA THEATER Uncle Johnnie Thom was a dinner guest at the Lynch home Sunday. LODGE DIRECTORY VINEYARD LODGE NO. 20«, L O, ©. each Liunday evening in Odd Fellows' hall. Visiting members cor dially Invited. W. R. Longhorn, Secretary. Gwynn Hughes, N. Q. F. ii.a c ts HERMISTON POST NO. 37 Meets first and third Thurs d a y . Legion Auxiliary meeta second and fourth Thursday. Legion Hall. PROFESSIONAL CARDS A. 0. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Stewart were Sunday visitors at the Gus Tonis home in Umatilla. Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong moved the fore part of the week to the old Sell ers place. Mrs. Tom Haddox received a batch of 1700 baby chix last Wednesday. Last Sunday night the association bull on the Ott ranch got in the wrong stanchion, slipped and broke his neck, dying soon after. At a recent school board meeting Claude Haddox was re-elected prin cipal of Columbia for the coming year and will teach the three upper grades. Miss Fannie Todd was elect ed to the intermediate grades and Miss Glea Sias for the lower grades and music. Claude Haddox was also given the janitor Job for the ensuing year. At the west end track meet held in Hermiston Saturday Columbia man aged to take six places. Harold Buell won first in running and broad jump and second in the baseball throw for division A, boys. Leo Haddox won first in running and third in broad Juump for division B, boys. Rachel Buell won second in running for C division, girls. Saturday and Sunday Eggs Wanted GENE STRATTON PORTER’S WORLD FAMOUS NOVEL “The Harvester” We Pay You Cash The greatest of all this authoress' stories, filmed among the glories of the actual Llmberlost. COMEDY "MYSTERIOUS AIRMAN,” Chap. 8 and Return Your Crates W edne«day-T hursday F. V. PRIME, D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Rank Building Phone Connections Sundays and Evenings by anoint ment. JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 733. Res. Phons T1S Office in First National Bank Bldg. h s. M c K enzie , m . d - Eye. Ear- Nose and Throat Office: 1-2-3 Inland Empire Bldg. Pendleton. Oregon W. J. W A R NER STUPENDOUS IN ITS LAVISH PERFECTION Attomey-st-Law “The Man Who Laughs Hermiston Swift Cream Station THE BREAKING HEART BEHIND THE LAUGHING FACE “ITS ONE OF FOUR GREAT PICTURES OF THE YEAR’ — W ATCH R0ENICKE, D. M. D. associated with FOR — F. B. BARKER, Agent “ The King of the Rodeo” — NEW LOCATION ON MAIN STREET— DR. A. E. MARBLE Chiropractor I Treat both Acute and Chronic Dis eases. Office across street from Hurly’a grocery. ' Phone 481 Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1:30 to I. Hermiston, Oregon. R A D IO Showing of General Motors Cars, kJ' FOB SALE Girls’ Hose, 2 pr. 25c— Burk’s FOR SALE— Buffet. 33 Mrs. H. E. Hitt. 31-tfc This week, throughout America, the public is view- FOR SALE— Baby buggy, dining tab le, six chairs. 3 piece bedroom set, bookcase, couch, kitchen work tab le, 2 chairs to match. Mrs. M. Phelps. 34-3tp ing the newest models of General Motors products. FOR SALE— Fresno, mower, rake, grindstone, hot water tank and small tools. B. J. Nation. 32-tfc Check and mail the coupon below. It will bring FOR SALE OR TRADE — 1 84 acres, Improved, 5 room modern house, large barn, fruit trees, etc. Willam ette valley. High school city. Mrs. R. E. Wood, Duncan, Ore. 34-tfc S E R V IC E Testing R e p a ir in g Paul Miller WANT ADS Oregoa Bosch Raldos Phone 40-W-8 PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE Telephone 801 Night or Daay CHAPEL, FUNERAL COACH AND SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM Ambulance Service Hermiston Avenue ; J. L. V AU G H AN ; I 208 East Court St. ■ ANY AND ■ £ Everthing Electrical S FOR YOU Phone 139 this Spring Showing into your own home. , / ' FOR SALE— Home grown Gem seed potatoes, $1.15. These passed the field test for Standard grade. A. D. Smith. 33-tfc Pendleton, Ore. WE REPAIR SHOES iobcssuaxbsus FOUND— Ladies’ gold ring mounted with agate. Owner may have same by calling at the Herald office and paying for this ad. 34-tfc Try Burk’s For Bargains. 33-tfc for a future day old turk business, I will offer day old turks at 4 0 c each for delivery during June. Orders only set. Merrill Potter. 32-2tp FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND O A K L A N D — G e n e ra l CHEVROLET— more than Last year the public bought 1,000,000 Chcvrolets. Thia enabled Chevrolet acd General Motors to effect one o f the most remarkable feats in industrial history: almost overnight, Chevrolet was changed from a 4-cylinder car to a Six in iht p ru t rangt t f ibr four. Th e new Chevrolet Six is nrw in every respect: sm oother m ore powerful, and luxurious bodies by Fisher. 7 m o d e ls— $5 25 to * 7 2 3 M o to r s ' p o lic y o f continuous improvement is nowhere more notice- cole than in the ntw models o f the Oakland A ll- American Six. T h e distinctive style and advanced engineering principles which Oakland represents kav» made it a center o f unusual public interest at automobile shows. A ll-A m erican in name, the new Oakland is All-Am erican in its qualities o f speed, soap, power and stamina. Fisher makes the bodies. g models— *1149 to *1375 EE THE NEW MELOTTE AT CAR- ter’s 1 mile N. H E. Columbia school house. Not the cheapest to buy, but the. cheapest to operate. 3 2 0 .allowance for your old mach ine. 32-tfc FOR RENT—Seven room house. H . E. Hanby. modern 32-tfc FÖR SALE— Hay stacker. Herald office. Inquire 31-tfc Burk’s for Ladles’ 8hoes. 33-tfc OI RENT— Modern house. Herald office. Inquire 25-tfp Hermiston Second Hand Store. — Fnrnitore and Hardware, Harnees, Saddles. Wagons. 11-tfe FOUND— Oregon 122» license plate No. 1*3-573. Owner may have same by paying for this ad. In quire Herald office. 33-tfc Burk's for Bargains. T tfe famous member o f the General Motors family, year after year, has given increasing value. O ver 2,«.'00,000 Buicks have been built and THE BEST OF MATERIALS. sold and o f this total 1,500,000 are still serving their owners. The nrw Silver Anniversary Buick, with masterpiece Bodies by Fisher, comes in three wheel BEST base lengths. A ll are powered by the Buick Valve-in- Head engine, which is vibrationless beyond belief. SHOP. YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE OF SERVICE IN OUR 19 models— $1195 to *2145 BOWMAN L a SALLE -----W hen General M o to r, PO NTIA C— Since General Motors introduced V IK IN G — There was demand loran 8-cyIinder the Pontiac Six three years ago, its sales have practi cally doubled each year. N o w General Motors offers, car o f General Motors quality in the medium price field. General Motors chose Oldsmobtle to design and build the new car, and three years were spent in its development and test. Th e result was revealed last month in the V ikin g, the latest member c f the General Motors family. V ikin g has the world-famous in the nrw Pontiac, a "Big six," at the same base price. I t has big-car power, big-car performance and big-car luxury in the Bodies by Fisher. Il is appealing par ticularly to families which are "stepping up" in car ownership. 7 m o d e ls— $7 45 to * 8 9 5 ST— On golf course. 1 Brown Suede watch fob and elks tooth and Inlt lals F. T. O. Lodge 288. Finder kindly turn same Into Hermiston Herald and receive reward. 34-2tc BURANCE— Fire, Life, Auto— "In »ure in sure insurance." J. M Biggs. BUICK--- This 9 0 -degree V -type engine and Fisher's newest crea tions in bodies. 3 m odels— * 1 9 9 3 introduced LaSalle, two years ago, it set a style which was widely copied both in America and Europe. Th e nrw models are as distinguished as the'first. Built by Cadillac, LaSalle enjoys the same mechanical excellence: 90- degree V-type engine o f 8 cylinders; transmission that permits gear shifting without noise or clashing at any speed. The bodies, by Fisher and Fleetwood, offer a choice of colors to express individuality. 14 m o d e ls — » 2 2 9 5 to * 4 9 0 0 ALL M U C FS P. O . 8 . PA C T O MIES Time payments on the lo w - w m G M A C H t n CO UPO N G E N E R A L M O T O R S fD e p t. A ), D e tr o it, O L D S M O B IL E ---- General Motors took this long-established car and remade it to provide s fine car at low price. Last year the value o f Oldstnobde was so marked that the public bought- over 50 per cent mote than the year before. The w r Oldsmobtle models, r uh Bodies by Fisher, offer still further im provements — and the prices have been reduced! Oldsmobtle also has new Special and De Lu te jto dels, w ith extra features, at slightly higher prices. 7 models— *87) to *103) Michigan pi »... »«id me, without obligation, your illustrated Spring Show ing on the new models o f the products I have checked, together with your new booklet o f interest to car buyers—"The Open M ind " [3 CHEVROLET Q PONTIAC □ VIKING □ □ BUICK C OLDSMOBILE □ L a SALLE C OAKLAND □ CADILLAC A . h u r l r K rfrf/rrM ^ c D<U+Lit* ElxWw PMtVf faiffa Pin,,, C % Wulrr CADILLAC— W h a t m o re can be said o f Cadillac? For twenty five years the w txld s standard o f comparison in the fine car field. 1 he choice o f kings, presidents and leaders o f business and society in every country. T o the unparalleled p* rformsr.ct o f Cadillac's 90-d.gree V-type 8-cyiiader engine ‘ as been added the silent transmission and m at./ new advances in design. Y o u r choice o f colors io lee tics by Fisher and Fleetw tod. N am e. Address. 23 models — *3233 to *7000. SHOE SHOP Read The Want Ads— It Pays CHR'^AH SXEItiiE CHURCHES 441 • -Irina of A .cncmenl’’ was the t.ubjcct of the Lesson- F rmon in all ("lurches of Christ, S c ie n tis t. on Sunday. April 21. The Golden Text was. "Walk In love, es Christ also hath lovod us, and hnth glv; n ’hi: n.elt lor us an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweetsmelling savour’’ (Eph. 5: 2). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the fallowing from the Bible: “The sacrifices of God are s broken spirit: a broken and a contrite heart, O God. thou wilt not despise” (Ps. 61:17). The Lcuson-Scrmon al«o Includ ed the following passage from the Christian Science textbook, "Science end Health with Key to the Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy; ‘'Self-abnegation, by which we lay dawn all for Truth, or <’hrl3t. In our warfare against error. Is a ru e lu Christian Selene»" (* 638).