The Hermiston herald., March 20, 1930, Image 4

................. ................................ IB.00 Lot 8. 60 ft. J. T. Dowell........ 55.00
Lot 3, fit ft. City of Hermiston
Lot 9, 50 ft. J. T. Doweil........ 55.00
' .......- ..................................._ ... 35.00 Lot 10. 60 ft. C. B. Lomax.... 65.00
Lot
50 ft. City of Hermiston
Lot 11, 60 ft. C. B. Lomax. .. 65.00
................................................... IB .00 Lot 12, 60 ft. G. A. Soule........ 65.00
Lot 10. B0 rt. G. W. Bailey.... 56.00 Lot 13, 50 ft. City of Hermston
Lot 11, 60 ft. G. W. Bailey. .. |S.00
...... ......................................... 35.00
Lot
12, 60 ft. . W. Bailey.. $6.00 Lot 14. 85.T ft. Fred C. Stone.. |8.5
went to the rescue but the fire was
Have Dinner and Bridge Party.
Lot 13. 60 ft. City of Hermiston
Lot 12, 50 ft. City of Hermiston 36.00
the
Mr. and Mrs. Gerge Jenkins enter­ put out befone they reached
................................................... 56.00 BLOCK 8—
tained at dinner and bridge Friday place. The root had caught fire but Lot 14, 84.4 ft. City of Hermiston
................................................... 58.48 Lot 1, 45 ft. W B. Beasley.... 64.60
evening. The guests were Mr. and was extinguished before much dam
Lot 2, 45 ft. W. B. Beasley... 64.50
BLOCK 2—
Mrs. A. H. Norton, Mr. and Mrs. W- age was done.
Lot 3, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
Lot 1, 46 ft. City of Hermiston
J. Warner, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Rich
......................._... 64.50
...................- .............................. 54.50 Lot 4, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
ards. Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Fraser, Entertain W ith Luncheon.
'jot 2, 46 ft. City of Hermiston
............................
64.50
Mrs. C. S.
McNaught
and
and Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Christopher­
.......................:........................... 54.60 Lot 5, 45 ft City of Hermiston
Lot 3, 46 ft. City of Hermiston
son. The table was attractively de­ Mrs. F. V. Prime entertained at
...... _................... 64.50
.................................... 1.............. 54.50
corated in spring colors of yellow and luncheon and bridge at the latter’r
Lot 6, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
Lot
4,
45
ft.
City
of
Hermiston
High
green. Honors were won by Dr home Saturday afternoon.
............................ 64.50
FOR
54.50 Lot 7, 45 ft. B. Hanellne....... 54.50
honors were won by Mrs. Norton Mrs Lot ...................................................
Christopherson and Mrs. Norton.
6, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
Lot
8,
45
ft.
B.
Hanellne........
84.50
Swayze and Miss Weery.
................................................... 54.50 Lot 9, 49 ft. A. A. H a ll....... 64.90
Lot (, 46 ft. Free Methodist church
m _ .
»4 5 0 ,Lot 10- 45 ft- A ’ A’ HaI1........ *4.50
16 beautiful colon * innumerable mixtures
J. P. Morse who has been living Opens Beauty Shop.
BLOCK
Lot 7, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
Vera M. Gregory, who was former
in THermlston for the past 6 months
........ .. 64-50 Lot 1, 40 ft. A. W. Purdy......... 34.00
has purchased the Floyd Laird 5 ly operator in the Kathryn Boonr Let"'«.“' « ft. City of Hermiston
Lot 2. 50 ft. A. W. Purdy......... 85.00
.......................... ........ 64.90 Lot 3, 50 ft. A. W. Purdy......... 35.00
acre tract on Hermiston Avenue and Beauty Shop and also in the Marin
Lot
9.
49
ft.
City
of
Hermiston
ENAM ELOID (Knt Can) - .
Lot 4, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
is taking possession this week where ello Beauty Shop, has opened th<
............................ 64.90
................................................... 85.00
1 BRUSH ( l h Inch - Rubber Set)
Ringlette
Beauty
shop
in
Pendleton
he will make Improvements. He In­
Lot 10, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
Lot 5, 60 ft. City of. Hermiston
TO TA L . -
tends to gog Into the poultry business snd is specializing in permanent wav
64.50
......”............................................. 35.00
Ing.—
adv.
Lot
11,
46
ft.
Free
Methodist
church
Lot
6.
50
ft.
City
ot
Hermiston
extensively.
64.60 Lot 7, 60 ft. T. D. Worster.... 35.00
Lot 12, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
Lot 8, 50 ft. T. D. Worster.... 85.00
Work
on
Ditches
Started.
Eyesight Specialist to be Here.
64.50 Lot 9. 50 ft T. W. Botkin.... 85.00
Crews
of
the
Irrigation
district
Dr. H. C. Curry, the Seattle Eye­
Lot 13, 46 feet, City of Hermiston
Lot 10, 50 ft. T. W. Botkin.... 35.00
64.50 Lot 11, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
sight Specialist who has made pro­ have been working on the irrigation
35.00
fessional visits to Hermiston for 20 ditches during the past week prepar­ Lot 14, 46 ft. City of Hermiston
64.60 Lot 12, 60 ft. City of Hermiston
years and is known for good optical atory to the delivery of water which Lot 16, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
................................................... 85.00
work at reasonable prices, will again will be about A pril 1 or when the
64.50 Lot 14, 50 ft. W. A. Shawver.. 85.00
be at Hotel Hermiston Friday. March | necessity of water Is required.
Lot 16. 45 ft. City of Hermiston 64.50 Lot 15, 50 ft. W. A. Shawver.. 36.00
Lot 16, 40 ft. City of Hermiston
N amb _
28, for one day. , Eyes examined, I
BLOCK 3—
............................. .................... -34.00
glasses ground and fitted.— adv.
Catches SVs Pound Steelhead.
Lot 1, 40 ft. City of Hermiston
M. T. Matott was proudly display­
64.00 BLOCK 10—
Lot 1, 40 ft. D. H. Prindle..... .. 83.04
ing a 9
pound steelhead on the Lot 2, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
T own _
From 0. S. C.
............................ 65.00 Lot 2 50 ft. D. H. Prindle.... 83.80
streets
of
Hermiston
Tuesday
morn-
H. P. Barss, head of the botany
Lot 3, 50 ft. D. H. P rlndlle... 33.80
Lot 3, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
department at Oregon State college i Ing.
............................ 66.00 Lot 4, 50 ft. D. H. Prindle ... 33.80
116 COLORS
Lot 5, 50 ft. J. M. Biggs........ 83.80
Lot 4, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
is working with H. K. Dean, super-1
. .
Lot 6. 50 ft. J. M. Biggs........ 83.80
............................
65.00
Intendent of the Umatilla Experl- 1 Visit in Goldendale.
Lot 7, 50 ft. J. M. Biggs........ 33.80
ment station, this week on plans for!
Mr" 8,1'* Mr"'
Ke,ley visited Lot 5, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
........................... 35.00 Lot 8, 50 ft. J. M. Biggs........ 33.80
In
Goldendale,
Washington
last
Sun-
Lot 9, 50 ft. W. J. Warner........ 83.80
the work at the station relative t
Lot 6. 60 ft. City of Hermiston
day.
65.00 Lot 10. 50 ft. W. J. W arner...... 83.80
curly top.
Lot 7, 50 ft. A. D. H ill.......... 65.00 Lot 11. 50 ft. W. J. W arner...... 33.80
Lot 8. «0 ft. A. D. H ill.......... 65.00 Lot 12, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
From
Heppner.
............... :.................................. 85.00
Chosen ns Orator.
Lot 9, 60 ft. Joe Harvey........ 66.00
Charles Smith, county agent of Lot 10, 50 ft. Joe Harvey......... 65.00 Lot 12, 50 ft. D. J. Prindle.... 35.00
Among the orators chosen for the
district finals of the National Ora- ''Jo,row County- wh°"e ° « '< w »*«
Lot 11, 60 ft. Floyd Knerr...... 65.00 Lot 13, 50 ft. D. J. Prindle.... 35.00
torlcal Contest sponsored by the Ore­ Heppner was in Hermiston Friday. Lot 12, 50 ft. Floyd Knerr...... 65.00 Lot 14, 50 ft. D. J. Prindle.... 85.Op
Lot 13, 60 ft. Floyd Knerr....... 65.00
gonian newspaper, appears the name
Lot 14, 60 ft. Floyd Knerr...... 66.00 Lot 15, 50 ft. D. J. Prindle ... 85.00
of Morris Pierson, district No. 6. From Chicago.
Lot 15, 60 ft. Floyd Knerr...... 65.00 Lot 16, 40 ft. D. J. Prindle.... 34.00
F. D. Ellis, vice president of the Lot 16, 40 ft. Floyd Knerr___64.00
Dated at Hermiston, Oregon, Feb-
Morris Is tlfe son of Mr. and Mrs.
American States’ Public Service Co. BLOCK 4—
Sylvan Pierson.
Dated at Hermiston, Oregon, this
of Chicago was in Hermiston the Lot 3, 50 ft. F. B. Swayze........ 66.00
20th day of March, 1930.
first of the week Inspecting the prop­ Ix»t 2, 60 ft. City of Hermiston
Install New Scale.
J. M. BIGGS,
..................................................... 65.00
The Farm Bureau Cooperative are erty of the Hermiston Light and Pow­
City Recorder.
Lot 3, 50 ft. Clt yof Hermiston
er
company
which
is
owned
by
the
this week Installing a new Howe
........ -.......................................... 65.00
above
mentioned
company.
platform scale at their warehouse.
Lot 4, 50 ft. C. J. Hahn........ 65.00
Lot 5, 60 ft. C. J. Hahn........ 65.00
Lot 6, 50 ft. C. J. Hahn........ 65.00
Sprains Ankle.
Minstrel Show at Stanfield.
Ed McMillan has been ott duty Lot 7, 50 ft. City of Hermiston 66.00
The mlhsttel show presented by the
Lot 8, So ft. City of Hermiston 65.00
—Complete Line ot Sporting Goods—
American Legion and Legion Auxil­ for the past week with a sprained
Lot 9, 50 ft. City of HermiBton 65.00
iary the latter part of last month was anl.le caused by Jumping from an
Lot 10, 60 ft. City of Hermiston 65.00
presented at Stanfield Wednesday automobile.
Lot 11, 50 ft. City of Hermiston 65.00
evening of this week, and was spon­
ROYAL CLUB COFFEE, 3 lb. can
Lot 12, 50 ft. Etta Elliott.... 65.00
sored by the Ladles Aid of that city. From Arlington
V. B. Spalding of Arlington was Ir Lot 13, 50 ft, Etta Elliott..., 66.00
1 LB. BOX CHOCOLATE CREAMS........
o t 14, 50 ft. A. Soneson........ 65.00
Hermiston Monday. Mr. Spalding
x»t 15, 50 ft. City of Hermiston
Attend league Meeting.,
SMALL W H IT E BEANS, 3 pounds........ ........................................... 250
.....- ............................................ 65.00
Those attending the Eastern Ore­ manager of the Spalding Ceaners of
o t 16, 40 ft. City of Hermiston
GOLD BAR SOCKEYE SALMON. This Is rod salmon. 2 1-lb. tell cans
gon Epworth League conference In that city.
................................................... 64.00
Pendleton during the past week from
SLOCK 6—-
HERMISTON
Hermiston were Mrs. Oscar Payne Employed iu Pendleton.
Lot 1, 45 ft. A. A. L ittle ......... 64.50
A
NICE
LINE
OF
VEGETABLES
Lenore
Dyer,
who
was
employed
Mabie Sale, Walthor Ott and Laur­
Lot I, 45 ft. A. A L ittle ......... 64.60
Lettuce, Carrots, Peppers, Freeh Tomatoes, Asparagus, Parsnips,
by Leathers & Little, Is now working
ence Swarnsr,
Lot 8, 46 ft. A. A. L ittle ......... 84.50
Turnips, Cauliflower and Cabbage. Give us your order.
In the census offlc» In PsnJleton.
......... ............- ...........................64.50
Lot 4, 45 ft. City of Hermiston
Visit at Jenkins’ Home.
ODDS AND ENDS
..................................................... 84.60
IRRIGATION ASSESSMENT
Mrs. H. A. Psapor of Portland, who
IN C HILD REN ’S SUMMER UNDBRWBAR AT H A LF PRICE.
Lot
6,
45
ft.
Anna
Ctrohm..........
84.60
is Mrs. G. II. Jenkins mother, Eliza­
COMPLETE PROTECTION
Lot
45 ft. Anna Strohm........ 84.60
BROKEN RUN OF SIZES, BUT TH B Y MAY BE JUST W H A T YOU
(Contlnusd From Page Three)
beth Jenkins and Clifford Jenkins,
1— Life.
3— Permanent Total
4— Sickness.
Lto 7, 46 ft. Anna Strohm........ 84.60
W
A
NT
ars guests st the George Jenkins’ system is 6426.15; the contract price Lot 8, 49 ft. Anna Strohm........ 84.90
2------ old
income.
Disability.
6— Accident.
to
be
paid
the
U.
3.
Government
fot
Lot 9
49 ft. T. E. Putman........ 64.90
MRS. CLAYPOOL W IL L BE HERB FRIDA Y
AND SATURDAY.
home over the week end. Elizabeth
See J O H N H A D D 0 Z , Agent
MARCH 28 AND 29 W IT H A NICE L IN E OF DRESSES, COATS
and Clifford Jenkins are both attend­ construction charge Is 6131.94; ths Lot 10, 46 ft. I. E. Putman........ 84.50
Lot 11, 46 ft. City of Hermiston
price
to
bo
paid,
the
Hermiston
Ir
r
i­
AND SUITS, ALSO NECKW EAR, JEW ELR Y AND SCARFS. RE­
ing Oregon State college.
.......... ........................................ 84.50
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gation District for operation
and Lot 12, 46 ft. City of Hermiston 84.50
_______________________
MEMBER T H E DATES!
maintenance Is 674.10; the total Lot 18, 46 ft. W. E. Goodwin. .. 34.60
Employed a t Rohrman Motor Co.
* HONE 171
Bert Janes of Protland, has boon amount of the assessment in said Lot 14, 46 ft. W. J. Warner.... 34.60
Lot 15, 45 ft. W. B. Beasley.... 34.60
employed by the Rohrman Motor Co. District No. 2 Is 6630.29.
The assessment Is now due and Lot 16, 45 ft. W. B. Beasley.... 34.50
a.< mechanic.
BLOCK 6—
payable at the office of the City Re­
Lot 1, 84 ft. City ot Hermiston
corder, and if not paid before May 1.
..................... .............. 38.40
From Pendleton.
1
Lot 2, 60 ft. City of Hermiston 35.00
Miss Elma Rohrman and Miss
BS'
Lot
3,
50
ft.
City
of
Hermiston
35.00
1930
the
same
shall
become
delin­
Emma Ringll of Pendleton were
H Z W M U T O N 'S H O U j X O F O U A L IT V A N O » » » V I C I '
Hermiston visitors Saturday.
Miss quent and shall bear interest at the Lot 4, 60 ft. H. A. Frick......... 35.00
Lot 6. 50 ft. H. A. Frick......... 35.00
Pohrman is a sister ni A. R. Rohr- legal rate.
Lot «. 50 ft. P. F. W ard......... 36.00
The amount of the assessment ap­
man.
Lot 7. 50 ft. P. F. Ward......... 35.00
portioned and assessed against the
Buying Power Pina Owner Service
particular
lots
and
parcels
of
land
In
Hermiston Visit'»«.
When you consider that our buy­
Mr. and Mrs. n. H. Mnrsli of Pen­ said district Is as fellows;
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
ing power is grouped with each of
NEWPORT’S ADDITION TO CITY
dleton were In llertnistou Saturday
the Red & White stores throughout
THE TUM-A-LUM LUMBER CO. P hone 831.
OF HERMISTON ACCORDING TO
on business.
the nation— then you can see why
I’l-AT FILE D W IT H THE RECORD­
No. 12
we are able to offer genuine values
Hermiston(,
Oregon,
March
20,
-1
30
ER
OP
UMATILLLA
COUNTY,
Voi. 30
leases Fr.inn Place.,
» and unusual services. Trade here
T E
Ä
TO HOUSEWIVES
S. P. Abplana.o of Boardmar, has MARCH 21. 1905.
regularly for a few weeks and judge
Have
you
any
Real
Estate
NAME
Amount
EDITORIAL
leased the 10 acres on ll-crlmston
for yourself. You can do better at a
BLOCK 1—
to Liat? I am prepared
W hile you are in the midst of
avenue known as the A. W Prann
Red & W hite store.
Local fishermen are complaining Spring Cleaning, why not think of
place and Is planning on putting In Lot 1. 84 ft. Geo. Bancroft.... 38.40
to handle your property.
Lot 2. 50 ft. Geo. Bancroft.... 85.00
that
oil
Is
bad
tor
fish,
which
possi­
making
needed
alterations
and
re­
a nursery of shade trees.
He has Lot 3. 50 ft. Oeo. Bancroft.... 35.00
bly explains the worried expression pairs on your old home? A bit of
about 30,000 elm trees known as the Ix»t 4, 50 ft. Geo. Bancroft.... 36 00
R. C. T O D D
we have noticed on the faces of sar­ architectural planning by the Tum-
Chinese elm, which will be set out Lot 5, 50 ft.
Bancroft.... 81.00
A-Luzn, afew Inexpensive additions
dines.
soon. This tree Is very popular due Lot S, 60 ft. City of Hermiston
Pl
eat
4-J
Hermistoa,
Ore
............................................... 81.00
R. A. Brownson, Editor.
and changes in your old home w ill
to the quick growth aud the sliuae It
'
ft <'i » v .>f 11orn> 1st«»n
sometimes transform It from a shabby
affords.
The Literary Digest's poll on pro­ unsightly shack, into a home ot com­
SALMON
F1nk«r Al stak a. 3 No. 1 Cans............
hibition shows the weta ahead, hut fort, charm and value. I t w ill cost
TROT LAUNDRY
PH O N E 1 9 -J
Remodrls Parber Shop.
then the returns are mostly from you nothing to Inquire about our
Claude Keek la doing considerable
New York and Chicago. Just wait plana of remodeling and financing.
remodeling of his barber shop and
SERV-US BRAND COFFEE
until we Americans get a vote.
repainting the Interior, whleh Is an
No can« to pay for, all coffee, lb.....
No, Panatrope, the Volstead Act Is
Improvement to Its appearance.
LATEST BOBBING
There are a lot ot substitutes be­ not la vaudeville.
SHAVING
STRAWBERRY PRESERVES
ing used In building that are taking
3 Pound J a r ---------------- ---- ----------
New Can Unloaded.
Monday waa a big day for the Irish.
Rohrman Motor Company unload
the place of wood, but there never
ed a carload of new Ford cars and «■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■H has been anythin* to properly take 8t. Patrick cleaned up the Emerald
ORANGE MARMALADE
2 1-Pound J a ra ----------- ---------------
trucks this week.
the place of a wood shingle applied isle and gave us a day to either wear
green or look natural.
in the woodshed.
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It
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KECK BARBER SHOP
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMEM
Service Station Progm tes.
The work of the Stewart Servlet
and Supply Co. who are build ng r ■
service station snd Installing a camr
ground at the south end of Fourth
street on ths highway. Is progress- ■
ing rapidly.
■
5
J
Roof Catches Fire.
<;
n
A little excitement wee caused , ■
Wednesday morning when the alarm I ■
wea turned ia d h a L L . Q Dyer’s home
wae burnlag. M T^r H|t- department
j
&
"Agaea. you don't love me and
J. W. McMullin le adding to his
since you’ll never love me, there"«
chicken house thia week.
The undersigned have opened a regular service in Hermiston.
W< call for and deliver Monday and Thursday of each week.
Dry Cleaning. Dye Works, Carpets aad Household Furnishings.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
PendletonDyeWks.-Model Cleaners
PENDLETON, OREGON
■
only one thing I can do. I'll k ill
The hand that rocks the cradle myaslf." said the young man pass­
confuses the world when It la stuck ionately.
"How?” she Inquired.
out to signal for n turn.
• T il ahoet myeelf.”
’’Then won't you be so kind as to
buy the revolver In James' hardware
Buy n Mat--.».
store. James Is my fiancee, aad 1
would Uh« to help him whenever poe-
This Is also our Men. buy at
Pw»“»le.
alW«.“ , ,
LAYER CAKE
Rica with y .u it and Nula........
49c
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