The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, May 30, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextT H B H Z B M IS T O W WANT AOS FOR BALK 0RE60N STATE NEWS OF GENERAUNTEREST Principal Events of the Week Assembled for Information FOR SALE— Household fu rn itu re: of Our Readers. dining room set, library table, floor lamp, three rockers, one bed, ’ two dressers, one vanity, one chest The war department allotted 8400,- of drawers. Inquire at residence. 000 for Improvement of Coos bay. Tbs Mrs. Pearl Straw. 39-tfc funds come from the current year’s rivers and harbors fund. FOR SALE— German police dog, 3 Dates for Lebanon’s annual Straw months old. Pere Boklsh. 33-2tp berry Fair have been definitely fixed G irls’ Hose, 2 pr. 26c— Burk's 33 by the executive committee for Friday and Saturday. June 7 and I. FOR SALE— Lacta separator, mower, General warrants In the sum of 820.- potato digger, riding cultivator, 000 are being called la for payment by wagon and rack. Donald Allen, the city of Eugene. This covers all Echo. 38-3tp warrants registered up to November FOR SALE— Ford coupe w ith truck 16, 1928. A new grandstand with a seating ca body. Inquire Hermiston Creamery. 36-tfc pacity of 6000 people Is being erected at Vale for the 11th annual community FOR SALE— Four good work horses celebration, which w ill be held July and harness; wagon; plow; fresno; 2, 3 and 4. W . J. Downer. 36-tfc The seeding to grass of 1200 acres FOR SALE— Dodge screen, 1922 of logged-off land near Coquille last Ford sedan, 1 tra ile r, good shape. -year by airplane proved a success and Hermiston Auto W recking House. the property w ill now be used for 38-tfc cattle range. The Klamath Falls chamber of com FOR SALE— 12 head horses from 1 merce has purchased 200 acres south to 6 years old or w ill trade for of that city as a sits for an airport. hogs, sheep or cattle. H. A. The land was purchased from Rufus Hooker. 35-tfc Moore tor 39000. The postoffice at Hershal, closed FOR SALE— Registered Jersey bull IS months old, Saint Mawes and when the Baker W hite Pine Lumber Golden Glow strain; TB tested; company went Into receivership, has been reopened because of the resump kind to handle. J. H. De Moss. 36-4tp tion of activity. The Arthur postoffice, located at the FOR SALE OR T R A D E — 626 acre Oregon Copper company properties. sheep or cattle ranch in W allow a 26 miles east of Baker, was opened re county; 100 acres good grain land, cently with Edward Hendrickson as 266 acres timbered summer range acting postmaster. and 160 acres w in ter range. Four The Snider Shingle company at room frame house, grainary, hay shed and barn and 5 1-2 miles barb Carlton has added a third machine and w ire fence. Spring water. Price a dry kiln to its plant; which more 96600. W ill take >2600 first pay than doubles Its capacity and adds ment or consider 10 or IS acres im several men to the payroll. The L in e county court has conclud proved suitable for poultry. Balance long time easy terms. I f interested ed a deal with the officers of Pomona w rite C. H. Reavis, Enterprise, Ore. Grange whereby the county has pur 3 9 -ltp chased for 16000 the old market sheds in the county park at Euegne. aiscxLLAjfEutm The 1929 cherry crop In Marlon county will be less than half of normal, FO U N D — Fountain pen. Owner may according to L. W . WeUs of the Young have same by calling at the H er W ell» Fruit company. The prune crop ald* office and paying for this ad. Is also very spotted, he said. Ted Wallace, Bend, holds the dis 39-tfc tinction of catching the largest Klam TO T R A D E — Good 320 acre farm , ath trout this season so far. Wallace good buildings, crop h i, d e a r -of hooked and landed a 22-poOnd Dolly encumbrance, for 40 acre tract Varden trout in Crescent lake. here, w ith good buildings, free of The Western Oregon Packing com encumbrance. W . A. Leathers. pany of Corvallis has received a tele 36-tfc phone order from a middle western T ry B urk’s For Bargains. 33-tfc city for 8860 cases of assorted canned goods worth approximately 336,000. SEE T H E N E W M E LO TTE A T CAR- Cars are being halted a t the Oregon ter's 1 mile N. U E. Columbia state line to stop the Importation of school house. Not the cheapest to Florida grapefruit, a move Impelled by buy, but the cheapest to operate. a desire to check the possible spread 320 allowance for your old mach of Mediterranean fruit fly In fruit dis ine. 32-tfc tricts. 3-tfc Robert Geddes, 24, of Mansfield, O„ B u rk’s for Bargains. was killed instantly by a Southern Pa COATS R E L IN E D , garments altered, cific freight train In Eugene when he non-wearablgs made over for child attempted to board IL He was thrown ren. See Mrs. Mead, 5 blks west de between two cars and bis head pot. 38-3tp crushed. As a companion organisation for the FOR R E N T — Store building on “Oregon Dads,” organised last year, M ain St.— W . Leathers the “Oregon Mothers” has been form ed at the University of Oregon with W A N T E D —C attle to pasture, blue all mothers of students eligible for grass and alfalfa . C. G ilbert. membership. • 38-tfc The Columbia river at St. Helens IN S U R A N C E — F ire, Life, Auto— " In has raised several feet during the past sure la sure Insurance." J. M. few days with the result that the sal mon run has practically ceased and Biggs. « many of the fishermen have taken Hermiston Second Hand Store. their gear from the water. F u rn itu re and Hardware, Harnees, The first bunch of cattle came over Saddles, Wagons. ll- t f e the summit of the Cascades from Jackson county to Fort Klamath a FOR SALE— H ay stacker. Inquire few days ago. Nichols, Jones A Gar Herald office. 31-tfc rett sent over 510 head. Eight men drove them over in four days. B urk’s for Ladies’ Shoes. 33-tfc John B. Crate, 79, native of Oregon FO I R E N T — Modern house. Inquire and oldest cltisen In point of resi Herald office. 25-tfp dence in Wasco county, died in a Port land hospital ot Injuries sustained FO U N D — Large broach. Owner may some time ago, when he fell at the have same by Identifying and pay home of his daughter In Portland. in g for this ad. 38-3te The Interference of a stray dog and the power behind several well-placed U P ON Ç U R R R N I S T Y L O kicks in the face of a six-foot cougar saved W. J. Ocheltree. Mlddlefork rancher, a severe mauling by a young cougar. The cougar leaped from the brush onto the back of.a cow that was being led down the open Coos bay highway by Elmer Ocheltree. 11. The boy screamed and his father, working la a field near by. ran to his rescue. The Apple Growers’ association of Hood River, closed a deal with Libby, McNeil A Libby for sale of 126 tons of Royal Anne cherries. While the price was not made public. It was de dared decidedly satisfactory to grow “Shea an elevi riels ns daughter." *Tve noticed bow well up she In stylea." The aale very eoo*, we *"°w . Ream * l*t»lliav"vv <"•» And will vH » m m t>* tsush* I» A l elgbi of eev motor co» I . Z. Baxter. La Qj-ande, was elected presldeat of the Oregon S U U Master Berbers’ aseodatioa at the final meet ing of the group'» annual convention in Astoria and La Grande designated as the meeting place for the 1996 con vention. _ __ Fire of undetermined origin destroy ed the new barn on the John Walssk farm near Logan, together with its contents. Including 14 head of cattle, three horses, fanning mill, besides a large number of farm Implements and tools. Authorities at Klamath Falls are seeking some trace of a rustler who stole three horses on the Klamath In dian reservation, drove them Into a deserted barn and locked them in. The horses eventually starved to death. H E R A L D . HBBMlBTOJg. QBTOOM . Margaret Purvlne, II, will be the youngest person ever graduated from the Salem high school when she re calves her diploma in June. She Is the daughter of Alderman Purvlns and Dr. Mery Purvlns. The oldest person In th* class Is 24. ■■■■■ B l f l B B B B B I B l I B B B a B O f l f l a B S B i a B B B a B B B I PAY C A SH AND PAY LODGE DIRECTOR? LESS V IN E Y A R D LODGE N A 896, I O , * F. meets each Monday evening In Odfl Fellows* ball. Visitin g members cor dially Invited. W . R. Longhorn, Secretary. Gwynn Hughes, N. O. Wielding No Influence “Several Influential diplomatic at taches have asked to dunce with you.” “They mistake my position.” said Miss Cayenne. “I am socially Inclined, hut I am not In politics.”— Washington Star. CLOSED THURSDAY HERMISTON POST NO. 87 Meets first and th ird Thurs d ay. Legion A u xilia ry meets second and fourth Thursday. Legion H all. PROFESSIONAL CARDS A. 0. COLUMBIA THEATER HERMISTON ,0RE. Saturday and Sunday JUDGE BEN LINDSAY’ S WIDELY DISCUSSED B 4 You Go Vacationing B ” Come in and look over our stock of Sugar Cured Hams and Bac- on, Lunch Goods and Relishes, and make your vacation a suc- cess. S HERMISTON CASH MARKET g DEPENDABLE BUTCHERS PHONE 411 K .-i BOOK NOW R0ENICKE, D. M. D. associated w ith P. V. PRIME, D. M. D. General Dentistry X -R a y and Diagnosis Bank Building Phone Connections Sundays and Evenings by apeint- ment. J EVEN GREATER AS A MOTION PICTURE JAMES L. SEARS, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Office Phone 733. Res. Phone f i t Office in First National Bank Bldg. COMPANIONATE MARRIAGE WITH BETTY BRONSON AND AN ALL STAR CAST. Office: Full Market Value for your Butterfat W . J. W A R N E B L ig h t Hens .................................................................................................... 19c Heavy Hens, over 4 1-2 pounds............................................................ 23c Eggs, cases returntd ........................... .................................................. 24c TO BA C CO S, C O N F E C T IO N E R Y BASE BALL GOODS Fishing Tackle Golf Outfits “Outlawed” —W ith — TOM MIX > • • • • One« DR. A. E. MARBLE Chiropractor I Trent both Acute and Chronle Dla- eases. Office across street from H u rly ’e grocery. Phone 481 Office Hours, 10 to 12; 1 :3 0 to 6. Hermiston, Oregon. Romance of the U nderw orld C IG A R S , Attorney-at-Lav Hermiston F.B. Barker, Agt. CLOSED THURSDAY— MEMORIAL DAY, -COMING— 1-2-3 Inland Em pira Bid«. Pendleton, Oregon — HONEST WEIGHT ACCURATE TEST— SWIFT & CO. Wednesday-Thuriday H S. McKENZIE, M. D- Eye. Ear- Nose and Throat W h e r e Y o u A lw a y s R e c e iv e HERMISTON BARBER SHOP AND BEAUTY PARLOR Mr, and Mrs. Shaar, Prop. Phone 4SI PRANN FUNERAL SERVICE Hitt’s Confectionery Telephone 801 N ig ht or Dnay HERMISTON CHAPEL, FUNERAL COACH AND SANITARY PREPARATION ROOM Ambulance Service Hermiston Avenue Years of service in MODEL T FORDS TH E Model T was so strongly and sturdily b u ilt that it is still rendering reliable, economical service to m otor ists in every section o f the country. M illions o f these ears c— be put in shape fo r two, three and five m ore year* o f use at very small cost. So that yon may have this w o rk done economically and satisfactorily, the Ford M oto r Company is still de voting a considerable section o f its plants to the m anu facture o f M odel T parts. I t w ill continue to do so as long as they are needed by M odel T owners. The follow in g list gives the approxim ate labor charges fo r recon ditioning the M odel T F o rdt— Engine (including replacement of com lUtator ease, and vibrator pointa i f necessary) •1 .0 0 83.75 to 4.00 C ried valves and eleen carbon . . . 1.50 1.50 6.00 6.00 820.00 te 2 5 4 0 System OU I vear axle assembly ■■Hersai Joiat - brake shoes axle shaft, drive shaft pinion, or drive nplete rear axle assembly 1 perches - .rings . . . 2.50 5.00 1.50 5.00 85.75 to 7.00 1.75 5.00 F ront S y tle m spindle bodies and arms (both sides) or straighten spindle connecting rod Tighten radios rod o r steering ball cap Tighten all sockets and Joints of front end Replaee front spring tie bolt or new leaf - ront axle - . . . . 84.00 to 5.00 2.50 .75 .60 1.50 2.50 5.00 Chassis 1.75 5.50 1.00 7.50 25.00 25.00 20.00 0.00 15.00 4.00 3.00 2.60 approxim ate and are fo r labor only, o f new parts depend on r. T h e charge fo r these parts o f the eatablbhed Ford policy at at F ord M otor C ompany Read the Advertisements bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbmmj CERM OZONE HERMISTON, OREGON * 206 East Court S t B 3 ANT AND ss ■ S Everthing Electrical a E FOR T0U 3 i Phone 139 ■ Pendleton, On. B T b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b b the U F E S A V tl for Chicks! We consider Germozone the greatest remedy made for diarrhoeas and bowel troubles in baby chicks. We are so anx ious to have every poultry raiser in our community try Germozone, that for a limited time we are offering a 40c bottle for 10c. One to a family. Bring the attached coupon. No matter how carefully you clean up each day, danger of digestive disorders and bowel troubles are always present. Drinking water and utensils are so easily contaminated, food particles escape your notice and become moldy, droppings and disease germs are car ried Into the feed troughs on the chicks' feet. Take no chances. Germozone purifies the drinking water and, even more Important, It kills disease germs, and guards against Infec tion, In crop, stomach and Intestines. Don’t worry abont the Incurable diseases. They are rare, and sanitation Internally and externally is the most you can do. The big things with chicks Is your protection against the troubles that are so likely to come. A teaspoonful of Germozone in a quart ot drinking water three times a week—such a simple, Inexpensive little care! Yet what a difference It makes to the chicks—and to you! “ « m t First T ry for Sick Chickens” WE REPAIR SHOES FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY AND USE MODERN MAHCINERY AND •«Nirtt'iir« THE BEST OF MATERIALS. Why GERMOZONE Sava« Chicks Germ ozone Is m ore than Just a m ix tu re o f P e rm a n ganate and w a te r; in addi* tlon to P e rm a n g a n a te It contains fo u r o th e r in g re d ients. P e rm a n g a n a te Is lik e a cap in a cap p isto l; In G erm - ozone It Is the cap In the shell o f a shotgun. W hen P e rm a n g an ate reaches the food In the crop it u u lc kly breaks down and. lik e the Hash o f the cap In the cap pistol, th a t’s as f a r as It goes. B u t In G erm ozone the b re a k in g down o f the P e r m a n g a n a te •‘nets off" a charg e o f C h lo rin e from the o th e r fo u r In gred ients. C h lo r in e , th e p o w e r f u l n n t l - septle. carrflea on throu gh In to the iBteotlneo, c oun ter act« In fec tio n , and c I cbbbcb nnd noothca th e Ir r ita te d m em brane. Germ ozone purirtcs the d r in k in g w a te r, but this alone is not enough. To stop diarrhoeas, the m edi cine m ust reach th e in tes tines. G rrm osoae doe« this. F o r m ore th a n 10 years G e rm - ozone has been th e g re a t rem edy fo r nasal, crop and bowel dlso r- Moihornork B ird i dera. I t acts q u ic k ly a galnu t the H. Helm . Affi N the. Nolo« aho germ a and polaona, and helpa to H m dayn ifltor. heal th e affected m em brane lin in g . tr<pfm«at with I T h e re la n o th in g elae Juat lik e (to r mo zone. I t Is e sp ecially v a l u a b le In case o f sour crop, nirnple diarrhoeas, lim b e r neck, p to m ain e polaonlng, c h illin g , k m usty foods, colds, can k er, s w elled head, and * as an aid In r e p a ir in g the dam age done by w o rm s and by eoccldlosls. BRING THIS COUPON Don't losa your chicks. Get started with Oermosone now. Bring the conpon and 10c and get this 40-cent battle; also a free copy of the 1929 Lea Way Book, a 64 page text book on Disease of Poultry and I w ill t r y Germ ozone w h ich Stock. Your bottle is here. Como h ig h ly ric o m m tn d . G iro mo and get It NOW. b o ttle fo r 10c, az p e r y o u r t r ia l you an the 40c offer. Nam4..w.........„.„........................... ...... Addreaa......................................... BIELMAN MOTORS ! J. L, VAUGHANS ■ ■ Num ber C hicken« O w ned__ HERMISTON DRUG COMPANY YOU ARE ASSURED OF THE BEST OF SERVICE IN OUR SHOP. BOWMAN SHOE SHOP CHHiSTlA» S iiE M f CHURCH« ttC o n l and Body” was the suh- •3 ject of tfco Lesson-Sermon In all Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, May 24. The Golden Text was, "My soul longath, yoa, even (alnteth for Ike courts of tho Lord: my heart end my flesh erietli out for the living God” (Psalms 84:2). Among the citations which com prised the Lesson-Sermon was the following from the Bible: "Blessed Is the nation whose God is the L o ri; and the people whom he ha: Ii chosen for his own Inheri tance” (Psalms 33:13). Tho Lesson-Sermon also Includ ed the following passage from the Christian Sclenea textbook. “Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures", by Mary Baker Eddy: "When we realise that Life Is Spirit, never In nor of matter, this understanding will expand In to self completeness, finding al£ In God, good. and needing no other consciousness” (p. 364), - ............. -4