The Hermiston herald., September 25, 1930, Page 4, Image 4

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THURSDAY. SEPTEMER U . IM S
THE HEBMISTOM H3CBAXD, HERMISTON, OBJEGOK.
where Mrs. Martin w m called by the Janlce Matott remained In Pendleton the rate of I per cent per annum from
illness of her father, R. F. Ray. She with their grandparents. Mr. and the 5th day of April. 1*21; and the
left him much improved.
Mrs. C. B. Oarl. They returned home sum of 269.05 with Interest at the
Monday.
rate of 8 per cent per annum from
Visits From Portland.
Kenneth Athey, who Is attending
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Elder were the 23rd day of October, 1929; and
aviation school in Portland spent visitors at the C. M. Jackson home the sum of 920.50 abstract charges.
the week end in this city visiting Saturday.
From Umatilla.
and the further sum of 2175.09 as
to Hermiston.
Ernia Pock of Umatilla was a Her Returns
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fellows of and for the fees of attorneys for
Mrs. W. 8. Boynton who has been his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. T.
miston business visitor Monday of visiting her son, W. L. Boynton, in Lockridge.
Cheney, Washington, Mr. and Mrs. plaintiff; and the further sum of
this week.
Ix»ran Richardson of Sprague, Wash­ 221.79 for the costs and disburse­
Helix the past week, returned to her Motor to Pendleton.
Spend Sunday Visiting.
Mrs. F. V. Prime accompanied by ington, and Mr. and Mrs. T. B. ments. less the sum of 2130.00 stuck
home In this city Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jarvis and Mr W. L. Boynton returned with her.
Catherine Crania and Clara Geh- Richardson an j daughter of Brem­ In plaintiff, The Federal Land Bank
and Mrs. Joe bong of Umatilla spent
nert mqtored to Pendleton Saturday erton, Washington, are guests at the of Spokane, a corporation held bv
Spends
Week-end
Here
Sunday visiting at the home of Mr.
J. G. Cochran home. Mrs. Fellows plaintiff for the defendant, Hormis
Alice Dyer, who is a teacher In the of last week.
and Mrs. Earl Bensel of this city.
is a sister of Mrs. Cochran while ton National Farm Loan Association
Stanfield schools, spent the week-end Returns to Hermiston
Ketnrn to Hollywood.
in Hermiston visiting her parents,
Rita Dyer who has been training I.oran and T. B. Richardson are In that certain suit then and there­
Florence Hannan, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Dyer.
tofore pending wherein the nb.rve
at the Good Samaritan hospital In Mrs. Cochran’s brothers.
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
Mrs. J. M. Prindlo went to
named The Federal Land Bank of
Portland the past several years. Is
W. A. Hannan, of Columbia district Goes to Milton-Freewater.
Grande Friday where she will visit Spokane, a corporation, was plaintiff
Emma Thoeny left Friday evening spending her vacation visiting her relatives for a week.
for the past several weeks, returned
and Frank H. Stone and Alice M.
mother, Mrs. Maude Dyer, of this
to Hollywood, California, Friday of for Milton-Freewater where she city.
J. V. Allen has completed h Stone, husband and wife, and Her­
spent the week-end at her home.
last week, where she Is employed.
chicken house which is one of the miston National Farm Loan Associa­
Ill in Hospital.
best on the project.
tion, a corporation, were defendants,
Leaves for East.
Mrs.
D.
Deeter
was
a
patient
at
F. B. Swayze left Sunday night for
Gilbert Dyer Is In school after re which eaid decree and judgment and
the east where he expects to spend the Hermiston medical hospital sev­ covering from an attack of whoop­ order of sale have been duly docket­
eral days this week due to ptomaine
about ten days.
ing cough.
ed and enrolled In the office of the
poisoning from eating over ripe fruit.
J. G. Cochran accompanied by his Clerk of said Court, and in and by
Motor
to
Pendleton.
V IT A P H O N E P IC T U R E S
guests, Harry Fellows. Loran Rich which said judgment, decree and or­
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. McNaught mot Visit From Vancouver.
Mr. Campbell of Vancouver, edi­ ardson and T. B. Richardson, left der of sale it wag directed that there
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ored to Pendleton Sunday.
tor of the Vancouver Columbian, Mr. Wednesday of last week on a hunting hereinafter described real prooerty
Pendleton Visitor.
Crouch of Vancouver and Martin trip at Gurdane. They returned on In Umatilla County, Oregon, together
TWO SHOWS EACH EVENING
Nell Reeves was a Pendleton visi­ Matsen, also of Vancouver, were
First Show Starts 7:00 P. M.
with the tenements, hereditaments
Monday empty handed.
tor Saturday of last week.
guests at the Merrill Potter home the
Bob, Fred and Dick Thom left last and appurtenances thereto belonging
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Visits From Sunnyside.
past week. Mr. Potter accompanied week on a hunting trip but return­ or In anywise appertaining, and vito
M. D. Scroggs, former resident of by his guests went deer hunting and
Get your seats on the SO yard line.
ed Sunday on account of blood poison all of the estate, right an j Interest
this community, now of Sunnysldei brought back one deer and a 500
There’s a hundred surprise thrills and
of said defendants in and to tho
lng settling in Bob's hand.
spent several days last week visiting pound bear as prizes.
you'll want to see them all.
same, be sold by the Sheriff of Uma­
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos.
Called to Klamath Falls.
tilla County, Oregon, to satisfy sa d
NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE
Campbell. He returned to his home
N. B. Whitford was called to Klam­
judgment and all costs.
UNDER EXECUTION
Sunday.
ath Falls the first of the week by the
THEREFORE, I will, on the 25 th
Returns from Rupert.
death of his brother-in-law, W. C.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that day of October, 1930, at the hour of
Enos Martin left Friday of last Ball of that city.
by virtue of an execution issued out two o'clock In the afternoon of 3aid
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week for Rupert, Idaho, where he
of the Circuit Court of the State of day, at the front door of the court­
Hit by Sheep.
spent
several
days
visiting
relatives
Bouffai
,'r.
Little Donald Cawkins, while wait- Oregon for Umatilla County to me house in the City of Pendleton, Uma­
«dUfttta Vttiosx
in that city. He returned to this ,ng for the schoo, bu8 one mornlng directed and delivered upon a judg­ tilla County, Oregon, sell all of the
A college football romance with city Sunday acoompanled by Mrs. this week, underwent quite an ex­ ment and decree and order of sale right, title and Interest which the
, Vltaphone bringing to your cars the Martin and two sons who have been perience when a Bhecp butted him rendered in said court on the 19th said defendants, or either of them,
college yells, bend parade, cheers, vlBlting in Rupert for some time turning him over three times. One day of September, 1930. In favor o' had on tho 17th day of Jannary,
pep songs, EVERY thrill of a Yale-
of Donald's companions came to his the Federal Land Bank of Spokane 1923, or since then have acquired or
Harvard Classic.
rescue and knocked the sheep in the a corporation, against Frank H. Stonr now have, In and to the following
head with a rock. Donald came up and Alice M. Stone, husband ant1 described premises situated In Uma­
A lio Vitaphone Act and Fox News
none the worse for wear, still hang­ wife, and Hermiston National Farm tilla County. State of Oregon, to-wit;
The West Half of the Northwest
ing on to his lunch in one hand and Loan Association, a corporation, lr
Quarter of the Northeast Quarter
i melon in the other, which he was the suit therein pending wherein th<
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
of Section Twenty-one, and the
carrying when tho sheep decided to said The Federal Land Bank of Spo
WARKCH AMiOo. riVA-jcJTT
South Half of the Southwest Quar­
piny.
ftane, a corporation, is plaintiff am
ter of the Southeast Quarter of
the Bald Frank IT. Stone and Alice M
From Walla Witlla.
Section Sixteen, all In Township
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Ehrlich, of J^tone, an,] Hermiston National Farn
Four North, Range Twenty-eight,
Walla Walla, visited at the homo of Loan Association, a corporation, to
East o f'th e W illamette Meridian,
Mr. and Mrs. Michaelis, over the th e sum of 284.50, with interest a
situated in Umatilla County, Ore­
week end. They returned to Walla (he rate of 8 per cent per annur
gon.
Walla Monday morning accompanied from the 17th day of July, 19281 an<
by I.eo Michaelis, who has been vis­ the sura of 284.50 with Interest a together with the tenements, hered­
the rate of 8 per cent per annun itaments and appurtenances thereto
iting his brother the past week.
from the 17th day of January, 1929; »elonging or In anywise appertaln-
ng; and also all of the right, estate
and the sum of 284.50 with interes
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* at the rate of 8 per cent per annun itle and interest of said defendants
from the 17th day of July. 1929; ant n and to the sim e; said lands to be
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
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❖ the sum of 284.50 with interest a; old at public auction to the highest
the rate of 8 per cent per annun bidder for cash ip hand, the proceeds
Miss Virginia Rodda left for Alsea Crom the 17th day of January, 1930; of sale to be applied In satisfaction
Thursday where she will teach the and the sum of 284.50 with Interest of said execution and all coats.
Dated this 23rd day of September
first and second grades In the school at the rate of 8 per cent per annun
there. This Is her third year of from the 17th day of July, 1930; and 1930.
TOM B. GURDANE,
teaching In that city.
the sum of 22362.61 with interest at
sheriff of Umatilla County, Oregon
Mrs. M. T. Matott and children the rate of 5(4 per cent per annun
and Mrs. J. V. Allen were Pendle- from the 17th day of Jhly, 1930; and -6tc
- n visitors Saturday. Rosella and the sum of 8134.51 with Interest a
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS’ i
©aHta®I|FatrF
Am» Pennington, Alice Day,
of beauties In a merry
¡e of singing, dancing,
entertainment.
The revolt of youth— new-world
Ideas against old-world traditions. A
tremendous romantic drama In a set­
ting of tuneful tunes, syncopatod
songs, rhythmic rhythm. Joyous jazz.
ALSO VITAPHONE VARIETY
COMING
“SALLY”
'THE TERROR”
When the cost
is no more, why
not choose
the best?
A t the
Black&Whife
Garage
RED& WHITE ' -“1 I
th e
J. M. NORTON, Owner
G row ing Children
TER BUILDS STURDY YOUNG BODIES..................
THE MEDICAL RESEARCH COUNCIL OF
f REAT BRITAIN HAS PUBLISHED THE RE­
SULTS OF OF A FEEDING EXPERIMENT WITH
TWO GROUPS OF BOYS UNDER CONTROLLED
DIET. ONE GROUP RECEIVED BUTTER, AN­
OTHER GROUP WAS GIVEN VEGETABLE FATS
INSTEAD.
THE BUTTER GROUP GAINED TWENTY-ONE
PER CENT MORE IN WEIGHT AND TWENTY
PER CENT MORE IN HEIGHT THAN THE GROUP
RECEIVING VEGETABLE FAT8,
DOES YOUR CHILD USE PIJTNTY OF
WHOLESOME UMATILLA COUNTY BUTTER’
Hermiston Creamery
Company
HEATROLAS RANGE IN PRICE FROM
$100.00 TO $160.00.
T he Q uincy Stove
C o’s. Circulator
Modernistic and Fireside are both very good Cir­
culators and a little cheaper than Heatrolas—$90.00
to $120.00.
W e Also Have the Wilson
Circulators
For those who do not feel able to afford the Heat­
rolas. The Wilson is a very good low priced Circu­
lator and one on .which we can meet all competition
and yet guarantee to give you a Quality Heater.
WILSON CIRCULATORS
AT $45.00 TO $65.00.
If you „are interested in a Heater, and one that will
re you a maximum of heat with a minimum amount
of fuel, it will pay you to examine our lin’e of Cir­
culator«, which is the most complete in STYLE,
QUALITY and PRICE, ever shown in Hermiston.
Oregon Hdwe. & imp It. Co.
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Mrs. O. C. CLAYPOOL
will be at this store
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
September 26-27
With a Complete Line of Ladies*
Coats, Dresses, Hats, Etc«
It Will Pay You to Look Her
Line Over. Don’t forget the dates.
KINGSLEY’S
To the store that caters to transient or “drop in” trade, Quality is often sec­
ondary. To the store which caters to permanent trade Quality comes first. It’s
existence depends on the day-by-day business of its regular customers, and regu­
lar customers are only held by Quality ind Value. Red & White Stores solicit
your permanent patronage on the basis of “Quality Always Higher than Price.”
-Red & White Super Specials.
We reserve the right to limit quantities
Seedless Raisins
4 Pounds.......
Peet’s Granulated Soap
Large .............................
Red & White Coffee
1 Pound B a g .................
Blue
A White Oysters
2 fo r........................
39c
35c
35c
TUM- A-LUM .TICKLER
Published in the interests of the people of mandat«!. and
the TUM-A-LUM LUMBER co . Phone 831.
Strawberry Preserves
29c
H t W M U T O N ' « H O U B B O F Q U A U lT V A N O M S V I C X
WE DELIVER
(SAT. AND MON., SEPT. 27-29)
GROWING CHILDREN NEED THE FOOD ELE­
MENTS WHICH BUTTER* CONTAINS.
BUT­
The Genuine Estate Heatrola is the only heating
plant in the world that has the Intensi-Fire Air Duct.
This unique device captures and utilizes heat which
in ordinary heaters goes to waste up the chimney.
Heatrolas are a little higher in price than ordinary
circulators but far more efficient in heating and fuel
saving. Ask the many satisfied Heatrola users.
TRANSIENT TRADE? PERMANENT TRADE? THE DIFFERENCE IS THIS
PHONE YOUR ORDER____________
N eed B utter
Heatrolas
67c
3 Pound G lass......
Voi. 30
Hermiston, Oregon, Sept. 25, 1930
ELECTION EDITION
Swansdown and Cake Baking
Set, b o th ................................
Red A White Pumpkin, 2%
2 for ................................
Snowdrift
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OWNER SERVES
BUYER SAVES.
35c
74c
3 Pounds
V, INDEPENDENTLY
V
OWNED
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THE RED&»WHITE
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UNITEDLY
OPERATED
ST00ES
Every one else was running for
an office so we sort a t got the urge
and want to have an election of our
own. Look over the swell planks In
this platform and the fine candidates
we offer.
OUR PLATFORM (Examine tho
Planks.)
1. If elected we promise a City
Beautiful. Remodel and > repaint all
of the old buildings and old homes
that are being neglected.
2. Reduction In the price of
everything hut lumber and building
materBal (It’s tRo cheap already).
This reduction includes gasoline,
eoda pop, freh sardines, lip stick,
oil toock. bath tube and Tom Thumb
golf.
8. We are strong for raising the
price of eggs to about 2 1 0 0 per doz­
en.
4. And laat but not least, we want
you to know that we have nothing
• to do hat help with your build­
ing problems.
OUR CANDIDATES (Look ’em Over)
No. »7
2. Earl Bensel, our yard foreman.
He has been known to miss hie Xmas
dinner to accommodate some cus­
tomer that wanted 4 pounds of cem­
ent.
3. Pankow A Wagner, our deliv­
ery men, are so fast at getting out
orders they sometimes meet them­
selves coming back.
VOTE FOR TUM-A-LUM LUMBER
Co.—«— X.
for building headquarters.
(Vote for only one) or all four.’
J. W. McMullen 1« building a large
chicken house thia week. He will
be able to heat thia house by tho
latest underground heating plan.
One reason we regretted the m m -
Ing of the village horse trough was
that it left us without a parking
place for the goldfish during the
summer vacation.
George Strohm Is putting a new
shingle roof on hla home thia weak.
Near Bend, Oregon, some hunter
1. Ralph Browaaoa. editor of the killed a deer, then oa hla way home
beet paper In thl«.part of the coun­ rah over a cow. Only a pedeetrtaa
try and a member « t the Progressive was needed to All hie hag limit.
party. His only K istttft was Blade
IS
port roTfet to voto,