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Œ lp ir. ulistun ^rralù M. E. CHURCH Of Special interest to all men of Published every Thu rede y at Her- mietoa, U tust Ilia County, Oregon by Hermiston. You will be interested to know that there will be a team of J. M. Blggi, editor and manager. wo buslnesa men of Arlington, Ore Entered aa second elaae matter gon, here Sunday at 11 o'clock In December, 1908, at the poetofftce at the Interest of one of the most elab Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon. orate programs that baa been held in this section of the country for Subscription Rates sonic time. This program la to be One T e a r ___ ____ __________ |2.08 held In Arlington on March 7. Now 11.00 we hope the men of this community Blx Months will come to hear about thia program One of America's noted tenor sing ers will be there as well aa America ♦ SCHOOL HEWS * greatest negro orator. You men of ♦ ♦ Hermiston come and get the low ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ O O O « down on the remainder of the pro Neer pupils entering school this gram. Sunday school at the usual week are: Mildred Phelps, of Pine, hour, 10 o'clock, then Epworth Lea Oregon, seventh grade. Gerald Rood gue at 0:30. You are welcome. O fifth grade and Orvel Rood, the W. Payne, pastor. • THURSDAY, **EBRUARY flPB HEBMI8TOB H B B A ldi, XlffRAgSTOK, OKBG OIT. TAGE TWO ♦ seventh grade, from Walla Walla. The debate with Heppner that was to be held Wednesday has been post poned until Monday night, February 24, on account of the flu epidemic that has beon going around. The Judges will be Frank C. Kirkpatrick, principal at Echo, W. W. Kelty, prin cipal at Stanfield, and C. Hoisington, principal at Irrigon. TUe Judges at Heppner will be Mrs. Lucy E. Rog ers, county superintendent of Mor row county, Mrs. Frank Turner, sup erintendent of Lexington grade school and Mr. A. Bechdolt, teacher In Lexington high school. A second debate will be held Tueeday, Febru ary 25 but It is not known whom we will debate. The schools enter ing this debate are Mac HI, Hermis ton, Hleppner, Umatilla, Pilot Rock and Pendleton. J j , : . 1 1 . t!' — ----- I Friday night our boys and girls basketball teams play Stanfield on our own floor. Those promise to be exciting games as Hermiston Is play ing real basketball. Saturday night the boys team will meet the Peninsula Park Aces of Portland on our own floor. If those Aces play as the other Portland team did our team will have another ”le- tory to our credit. A grade school game may be arranged as a prelim inary event for that evening. HERMISTON S. D. A. CHURCH Regular services at the Adventist church Sabbath, February 22. Sab bath school at 10 o'clock and preach ing at 11. The subject for study In the Sabbath school Is: “Gideon's ex perlence in conquering the Mldlan tea," for the adults and young peo ples class and “Nicodemus visits Jesus" for the children's class. The morning sermon will be “Peace and the Author of Peace." Through an ovc-ralgnt of the i-.utor the hour of meeting of the Bible study class that Is Just being forayed, was omitted and we announce herewith that the regular study hour will be 7:46 P M. Sundays. Regular prayer meet lng at 7:45 P. M. Tuesday of each week. All are welcotno to our ser vices. Dewey Payne, pastor. 7» COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES ■FECIAL OOMRJMrnKDCNCB Columbia School District Mr. Pearson, Mr. W hitsett and Un cle Johnnie Thom were visitors at the Tom Stewart home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell were Sunday dinner guests at the Wm. Mlkcsell home. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lynch and fam ily were Sunday dinner guests at the Jap Templeton borne. IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS decided If the women of the comm unity would be in favor of a cannery and would back it, they would sec that a cannery Is started. The com mittee in charge, Mrs. B. Hutchison. Mra. F. Culwits and Mra. Cecil Mad den, would like to know what the people of the community think of this Idea, so a sheet of paper will be left in the Herald office and all those in terested will put down their names and give as far as possible a rough estimate of the different things they wish to can and the probable amounts of each. They expect to begin opera tion, If such a cannery la desired in Hermiston. In time to take care of low priced asparagus. The following plans have been out lined: 1. To place In each store room of the project a cheap supply of canned vegetables, canned as well and as safely as any commercial product on the market. 2. To savo the waste on the pro ducts and therefor» cut down the food cost. 3. It Is expected to relieve the housewife of the rpally disagreeable part of iioi'Jj canning. In other words save her from watching a lioll er from 3 or 4 hours at a time while she would can about 11 quarts of veg! tables that might or might not be fit for food. Mrs. Hutchison states that "we expect to do this for her at a cost not to exceed 25 cents for 10 quarts. However, a few quarts or many may ba brought to the cannery at a time, arrangements to be made a few days before hand It Is planned to have a competent lsdy In charef», most of the work of preparation as far as possible to be done in the home." A . C. Hougton, Chas. Beneflel and O. Coryell made a trip to lRppucr on business Thursday. Mrs. Fred Reika purchased the Dawson house and the Monroe bouse <n IrriGon and Is having them torn down. She Is having the lumber hauled to her place near Umatilla .vhlch is occupied by Mr.-and Mrs. F. Alqulst who wll erect several new chicken houses. When John Paxton was returning from a trip to Hermiston Wednes day of last week he was struck by a Portland car and knocked off the ;rade at a point about three miles west of Umatilla. Mr. Paxton es caped without injury but hla car was badly demolished. Friends here were sorry to hear of ¿he illnes of the entire family of our county agent Mr. Charles Smith. Mr. Smith expects to be with us on Tuesday in the Interests ot club work. Tho two Aldrlck families who pur chased the Chas. Glascow and Jess Badger places recently arrived here Wednesday. We are always glad to welcome new people in our vicinity. Charles Glasgow left this week tor his new home at Toledo. Oregon. Joe and Walter Puckett fom Cali fornia spent several days at the Chas. Beneflel home, last week. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace and family and Miss Verdie Leach ware 16 POUNDS SUGAR ..................................... ....... .......................... 21.0®' Pendleton visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Chaney were GINGER SNAPS, 2 POUNDS.................................................................. 26c Sunday guests In the Mr. and Mrs. BULK COFFEE, 3 POUNDS................................................................. 89c Roscoe Wiliams home. Belle Frederickson is back In BULK MACARONI, 6 POUNDS.......................................................... 47c school after a two weeks' illness with MATCHES, 6 BOX CARTONS................................. ................................17* tin. The two little girls of Mrs. Harry CITRUS WASHING POWDER, 2 FOR.....:............................................ 45c J Smith have been quite 111 the past K. C. BAKING POWDER, 8 OZ. CAN.................... ........................... 08c week. Mrs. Clair Caldwell who has been 5 GALLONS COAL OIL ..................................................................... 21-0® quite 111 with the flu. Is Improving slowly. WE ARE NOW DISPLAYING A FULL LINE OF Wesley Chaney was a business call er In Hermiston Thursday. Quite a lot f district road work Is being done by Jess Oliver, Frank Frederickson and Fred Mackham. WHY PAY MORE? Mr. and Mrs. Vern Jones were in Hermston Friday. Bine Front W. C. Isom purchased a used car Monday which is an Essex coach, of F. Pierson at Hermiston. Mrs. Carl Haddox and Miss Shir thy Isom Sunday. Fred Caldwell Is able to be aro-’nd again after quite a serious attacl- PHONE 341 HERMISTON, OREGON 121 MAIN ST. if Hu and pneumonia. A number of oung folks from Ir rlgon attended the dance given bj the Grange at Boardman Saturday T R 0Y L A U N D R Y P H O N E 1 9 -W alght. r. and Mrs. W. C. Isom spent Sat urday and Sunday with relatives In Heppner. Mr. and Mrs. Jones motored to Ione LATEST BOBBING SHAVING Sunday for a short visit with Mrs. Jones' »later, Mre. Oleen. Mr. and Mra. George Ransler, of Echo, were calling on friends In this vicinity Sunday. Earl Connell returned from Meach- j im accompanied by hie brother. Mr. F. Stovora and Mr. Bedwell The undersigned have opened a regular service in Hermiston. called at the Vern Jones home Sun- We call for and deliver Monday and Thursday of each week. ® lay. Sunday school and church services ® Dry Cleaning, Dye Works, Carpets and Household Furnishings. K which were discontinued during the cold weather are again being held at « SATISFACTION GUARANTEED « the regular hours 10 and 11 A. M. Also Christian Endeavor at 7:30 P. M„ followed by evening services. Harry Smith waa appointed ditch PENDLETON, OREGON * rider for the coming year. Earl Isom Is working for Frank Loicht preparing land for melon planting. W here Y our D ollars H a v e M ore “C en ts” F r id a y & S a t u r d a y 1®. IMA A S in g le P u rp ose M an Lincoln's great success was accomplished because things with singleness of purpose. he tackled Put aside a small amount of your Income each week and assure yourself that you will be able to meet any emergeney In the future. We pay 4 per cent Interest and welcome new dollar starts a Savings Account. depositors. One First N a tio n a l B ank of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver 8 80,000 F. B. Swayse, Pres. R. Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier C A SH PRICES GARDEN SEEDS Our grado school baakotball team Mrs. Dave Conrad and Mrs. L. Is Invited to attend the grade school tournament to bo held March 14 and Hammer entertained their friends at a party at thu C. A. Lynch home last 15 at Weston. Saturday night. The entire evening wua spent in cards and dancing. At Regular practice of the senior clasp play has l>cn going on. “Adam and 12 o'clock delicious refreshments were served. Everyone reported Eva" Is the name of the play and It a very splendid time. Those present promises to be very good. Mrs. Pat- tcreon la directing tho play. The date wore Mr. aud Mrs. Dave Conrad end of the showing hag beon changed family, Mr. and Mrs. Hammer and from the 14th to the 15th of March. family, Mr. and Mrs. Jap Templeton Mr. and Mrs. Luttrell, Mr. and Mra Archie Conrad, Mr. and and Mre. Section 4 oratorical contest will Frank Snell and family, Mr. and Mra he held at Hcho Thursday night, John JedrsJewskl and family, Mr. and March 20 for the high school, and Mra. Will Lindner and family, Mr, Friday, March 21, for grade school. and Mrs. Lon Dotson and family, Mr. Prior to these contests, local con- and Mra. Buell and family, Mr. and teats will be held here some time In Mra. Ott and family, Mr. and Mrs the near future. Tohn Conrad and family, Mr. Shock- ey, James, Ray and Ella, Mr. and Wednesday, February 12, county Mra. Upham, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. health nurse Miss Helen Sampson Lynch and family, Freda Roberts and Dr. Christopherson examined all Mary Middleton. Agnes Roberta. Un grade school children here quite cle Johnnlj' Thom, Claude Hadox thoroughly. Eneh defect that the Hugh Roberta. Gerald Haddox, Bob physician noted was pnt on a warn Hooker, Mr. Pearson and Leo Hadjox. ing card to be sent to tkc parents. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lindner pur Around 130 warning cards were Is chased a new car last week. sued. Born Sunday. February’ 18, to Mr. Hot lunrhes have been dlfuor.tla- and Mrs. A. Hooker, a boy. ued at school by the P. T. A. Mrs. Tom Stewart has been bedfast Tor thg past week with quite a aovere ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 O O O attack of font •VN J ■ • 0 Jack Engle has entered the second COMMUNITY WOMEN TO SPONSOR LOCAL CANNERY CHURCH NEWS grade at Columbia. • • Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Addlcman and The Farm Bureau Auxiliary haR ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ A family were Sunday dinner guests at the M. M. Shockey home. BAPTIST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Harold Dean was surveying at the Lynch ranch Saturday. • Bible school n.eets at 10 A. M. Charlie Lynch was a business vis May the Bible be our sole text book No bonk so much demands our atten itor at Pendleton last Wednesday. Mr. and Mra. Lynch and family tion and Interest as the Bible. Il being a revelation from God and and Mr. and Mrs. Templeton were verbally Inspired we cannot afford visitors at the Buell home Sunday. to leave it on the shelf unknown, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Addlcman spent unused, and Its messages unaccept Saturday visiting with their son Er ed. 8tudy the Book and know God nest and hts family In Pendleton. We extend a cordial Invitation to all Charle Welle was a dinner guest not attending elsewhere to meet with at the C. E. Wells home Sunday. us ana atay over for morning service. Mr. and Mra. Joe Udey were vlel- The morning message will be tora at the Geo. Llebe home Thurs "Justification and Imputation." day night. 1 hese are two blessed works of God Glea Slaa spent the week-end vis to be known, experienced and enjoyed iting at her home In Athena. by all His children. Helen Addleman was an overnight Young People's society meets at guest at the Lent home Tueeday. 8 :3 0 P. M. and studies the topic: The Mr. and Mra. Charles Slaa. of Ath Value of the Bible tor Non-Chrlstlan ena, motored down early Monday Nations." • morning to bring Glea home to her The evening message on "The Pnr- work here. Genuine Ford Batteries givrneas of Bln or Sins" Is a sequel Bob Hooker spent 8unday In Pilot to the morning message . An exe- Rock. e re n o w setle explanation of atn will be Mr. and Mra tt and family were given. Sunday visitors at the Bernard home. The Ladles Aid meets regularly Sylvia Dotson spent the week-end on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock In Pendleton. In the Ed. Comegya building. Oron Arthur has enlisted In the Thursday night prayer meeting navy and will leave la the very near and evangelism study class meets at future. 7:20 o'clock. Have you a passion Unele Johnny Thom was • dinner for loot souls? If not, then come and guest at »he Temp|f|on h«me »«i,ay pray. evening, TRY OUR SHOP WE GUARANTEE EVERY JOB B U R N H A M ’S C O N S O L ID A T E D Truck Lines \Eggs, 35c - - Chickens, $1.80 Apples Groceries - Empties, 10c\ - Empties, 20c\ 40c per 100 lbs.\ 55c per 100 lbs\ H erm isto n T ran sfer, A g ts. P h on e 31 GENERAL MERCHANDISE K ECK B A R B E R S H O P : SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMEN1 J J 8 1 ■ ! Pendleton Dye Wks.-Model Cleaners j 8 » ■ W E B B E R ’S C LEA N ER S THE D A L L E S, OREGON WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER Feb. 25-26 M A IL o r d e r s p r o m p t l y i i i i e d Why N o t, We Have aUSEDn U se d P arts Auto - C A R ; Hermiston Wrecking House FOR ALL MAKES E. F. PIERSON, Owner We Buy Used C an Mothers, are you guat ding Your Children’s Health with Plenty of Butter? Growing children ned plenty of energy and vitamlnes. Butter furnishes both In abundance. “ there i t no substitute fo r good b u tte r* Butter Is rich In growth-stimulating and Vitamin A. It • now selling at a low prioe. disease preventing BATTERY SERVICE WILLARD BATTERIES FIRESTONE TIRES It Is one o f the cheapest foods, nutritional value considered. “Thera b No Substitute for Good Natter’’ $ 7 .7 5 Rehman Motor Company * Hermiston Creamery Co. HERMISTON OREGON (This Adv. Is sponsored by Oregon Creamery Operator« Association) BLACK & WHITE OARAOE
