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PAO« TWO TBE HEBM lSTOa HEJUUJ), HERMISTON, OREGON. ------ a----- THURSDAY, NOVEMBER $7, 113$ (Uhr Scrmißtun ìjeralh From Univenity, Francls Sales, who la a sophomore Published every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County, Oregon, by J. at the University of Oregon, arrived In Hermiston to spend the Thanks M. Biggs, Editor and Manager. giving holidays with her parents, Mr. Entered aB Second Class Matter December, 190$, at the postofflce at Hsr- and Mrs. George Sales. miston, Umatilla County, Oregon. * Subscription Rates * One Year ................................_........................................................................... <2.00 ♦ Six Months .......................................................................................................... |1 00 THINGS ARE LOOKING UP ___ CHURCH NOTES ♦' • Methodist Church Regular morning services at the Methodist church Sunday, November 29. Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Preaching services at 11 o’clock. Epworth League at $:30 P. M. Evening services at 7:30 P. M. O. W. Payne, pastor. From what we hear from different parts of the United States, it is New York City that is deepest in the slough of despond right now, while in almost every other section the sunshine is beginning to shine through the clouds of busi ness despression. It has been a tough year; there is no denying that. What with the financial slump that began more than a year ago, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES and this year’s wide spread drought, and the tumble in the ttOouI and Body” was the subject price of wheat and cotton, and the shutting down of fac ot the Lesson-Sermon In all tories, we haven’t been through such a “hard times” year Churches of Christ, Scientist, on Nov. 23. since 1921. But it has its compensations, by comparison Sunday, T; s Golden Text was, "The light with previous similar situations. Commodity prices have of the body Is the eye: If therefore not gone up but have come down. Most of those thrown thine eye be single, thy whole body shall be full of light” (Matt. $:23). out of work have something ahead to tide them over. Among the citations which com The main thing the matter with the country right now prised the Lesson-Sermon was the is timidity. The head of a big bank said the other day: following from the Bible: "There la one body, and one Spirit, . . . . “Our bank has more money in it right now than it ever One and Father of all, who is had, but where is it? It is mostly in time deposits, draw above God all, and through all, and In ing interest, or in savings accounts. People are hoarding you all” (Eph. 4: 4, (). Lesson-Sermon also Included instead of spending. If eveiybody would spend even ten the The following passages from the per cent of what they have saved up, it would start the Christian Science textbook, "Sci wheels of industry going again speedily.” ence and Health with Key to the Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy: And we hear that the “Buy Now” movement, which "As astronomy reverses the human started a few weeks ago, has spread around the country perception of the movement of the and that people everywhere are beginning to take the solar system, so Christian Science the seeming relation of dimes out of the savings banks and the dollars out of the reverses Soul Lnd body and makes body checking accounts and buy the commodities which are for tributary to Mind. . . . Soul, or sale everywhere at bargain prices. Spirit, Is God, unchangeable and and man coexists with and This is going to be a “useful” Christmas, from all indi eternal: reflects Soul, God, for man is God's cations. People generally are planning to give as Christ Image” (pp. 119, 120). mas gifts things which are not merely ornamental or lux-I urious, but such useful presents as new things - for the T^e Hermiston Baptist Church home. That is all to the good, for it puts money circulat C. W. Cutler, pastor. ing in channels where it is most needed. Do not forget the Thanksgiving Some smart fellow proposed a few weeks ago that every service at the Methodist church Thanksgiving evening, at 7:30 P. body ought to spend ten cents a day that he had not inten M. ded to spend. That sounded foolish to some, but a lot of Friday evening the boys and girls people have taken it up, and the accumulation of dimes of our Sunday school will meet In thus started on their merry way is beginning to show its the basement of the church at 6:30 P. M. A pot-luck dinner. effect. school at 10 A. M. “Big money” is not timid. One large financial house Sunday Morning worship, 11 A. M., topic, announced the other day that it had clients ready to in "A Word In Season to the Weary.’’ vest anything from a million dollars upward. They didn’t Evening service, 7:3o P. M„ topic. want to bother with trifles worth less than a million, but I he Young Man Who Recovered they would buy into anything profitable in million-dollar Himself.’’ meeting Wednesday 7:30 units. The ones who are holding back are the ordinary P. Prayer M. Continuing our study of New folks like us. But if we believe in the future of the Unitec Testament sermons, "Simon Peter’s States we can prove our faith by beginning to spend oui Sermon.’’ Find It—study It— come money for necessities and a little bit more, and when wc and pray over it. are all doing that the “hard times” will be over, over. ♦ Baptist-Christian Church Thanksgiving Reminds Us BETTER B ak ery F oods.. THAT OURS IS A NATION FOUNDED ON TRIFT Faced with privations and hard ships in a new, uncultivated coun try, the Pilgrim settlers were forced to develop stern virtues in order to live. Each fall they stored away food for all. for the long hard New England winter. ■ ■ BETTER BECAUSE THEY ARE MADE FROM THE PUREST INGREDIENTS BT EXPEI T BAKERS Let us not forget that protection in the future, today as three hund red years ago, necessitates providing for it. A savings account Is the best method. JUST TRY OUR BREAD, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES, DOUGHNUTS, BUNS AND ROLLS. HERMISTON BAKERY First National Bank of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000 BURNHAM’S F. B. S w ay», Pres. R, Alexander, Vice-President A. H. Norton, Cashier GENERAL MERCHANDISE “Where Your Dollars Have More Cents’ 2 ’/4 lbs. Fancy Chocolates, reg. $1.00 ................................................. f^c Fancy Mix Candy, pdund..................... ................................................... 26c 6 lb. Wooden Box Tru Blu Crackers, reg. 80c...................... 69c C O N SO L ID A T E D Truck Lines Whole Wheat Fig Bars, 20c pound, 2 pounds .............................. 25c 2 Pounds Snow Flake Soda Crackers.................................................. 39c Prunes, 3 pounds ....................................................................... ............ 23c Folger’s Best Grade Coffee, 1 pound................................................. 41c Folger's Best Grade Coffee, 2 pounds.................................................. 82c M.J.B. Brown Rice, 2 pound pkg................................ ..........._........ 20c PUT IT IN STORAGE Fancy Ne Plug Almonds, 1 pound...................................................... 20c Fancy Oregon Walnuts, 1 pound..................................................... ..... 26c Fancy Globe Bulk Popcorn. 1 pound ................................................. lOc 1 Carton Fels Naptha Soap, reg. 7 5 c ................................................. 69c Six Spools Thread, any size................................................. ................... 25c Hermiston Transfer & Storage Co. Phone 31 LEMEMBER OUR JEWELRY CASE FULL OF DANDY GIFTS FOR YOUR FRIENDS. Men's, Boys’ and Ladles, down to sm all Girls’ Sweaters. COTTON BLANKETS......................... ...................................................... $2.56 PART WOOL BLANKETS, dandy for cold weather ................. $3.99 SHEEP SKIN LINED COATS ................................ .............................. 55,50 Why Not V IC & P H IL P R O D U C E W e Have Used Parts aUSEDn Auto ■ CAR f Hermiston WreckingHouse FANCY SOCKS FOR MEN ...................................................................- goo lo A. M. Bible school. Our aim is 110 for Bible school. FANCY NECKTIES, sach, 60c to.............................................. ...... $1.00 Just to prove it—as if it needed provin, '—that New II A. M. Preaching eervlce, "The What do you think about the snow? Coming sure. How about York is just a big hick town, there’s a horse oe pitching Ark, the Type of the Church." 6 P. M„ Junior and Young Peoples your feet, am they ready? May be yes they are . Maybe yes they parlor near Madison Square Garden. Ecdfavor. The adult prayer meeting rro not. Better watch out. class. There is one thing to be thankful for—this is a turkev 7:80 P. M., preaching service "Saved by a Living Faith, but Rewar raising community. or in anywlsa appertaining, and also! ded Because of Works," all of the estate, right and Interest I of said defendants in and to the ! same, be sold by the Sheriff of Uma NOTICE OF SALE UNDER EXECU tilla County, Oregon, to satisfy said) TION. judgment and all costs. SHIP YOUR FANCY DRESSED TURKEYS TO ARRIVE IN THEREFORE, I will, on the 20th I PORTLAND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that day of December, 1930, at the hour ON N O V E M B E R 2 1 T 0 2 4, I N C L U S I V E by virtue of an execution issued oui of two o’clock In the afternoon of We bolleve these will be the best market days for them. You of the Circuit Court of the State of said day, at the front door of the | can always do better when shipping— Oregon for Umatilla County to mt court house In the City of Pendleton, directed and delivered upon a Judg Umatilla County, Oregon, sell all the I ment and decree ana order of salt right, title and Interest which the| rendered in said court On the lOtt said defendants or either ot them, 140 FRONT ST., PORTLAND, OREGON day of November. 1930, in favor ol had on the 13th day of February, References: Your neighbors and tlielliberula Commercial A Sav 1929 Model A Ford Roadster................. The Federal Land Bank of Spokan. 1918, or (Ince then have acquired! ings Bank, Portland, Oregon against Edith Hell Ward Mitchell or now have. In and to the following | formerly Edith Bell Ward. In the suit lescrlbtd premises situated In Uma therein pending wherein the said The tilla County, State of Oregon, to-wlt: 1928 Dodge Standard Six Se lan............... Federal Land Bank of Spokane, a The Southeast Quarter of the I corporation, is plaintiff, and the said Southeast Quarter of the South I.d.th Bell Ward Mitchell, formerly 1928 Essex C oach................................. west Quarter, and the Southwest Edith Bell Ward. and Wiliam Mitch Quarter of the Southwest Quarter el. wife and husband, and Stanfield of the Southwest Quarter, of Sec National Farm Loan Association, n tion 23, and the East Half of thej 1926 Nash Light Six Sedan corporation, were defendants, for the Northwest Quarter of the North sum of $81.26, with interest at the east Quarter, and the Southwest rate of 8 per cent per annum from Quarter of the Northwest Quarter 1925 Buick Roadster.................. the 13th day of August, 1939; and of the Northeast Quarter, of Sec the sum of $81.26, with Interest at tion 26. all In Tp. 4 North, Range | the ra'e of 8 per cent per annum 29, East of the W illamette Merid HAVE ESTABLISHED TERMINAL Dodge Panel Delivery .......... ...... from the 13th day of February, 193$- ian. subject to the easements for and the sum of $3082 90, with Inter —AT— roadway purposes reserved In the terest at the rate of 6H per cent per deed from S. J. Moore and wife to, Ford TT Truck Chassis.................... annum from the 13th day of Febru Mortagor, recorded August ¡ ary.1930; and the sum of $404.94, 1917, In Book 99 of Deeds, pagel Prompt early morning delivery. with Interest at the rate of 8 per cent 440, Records of said U m atilla| per annum from the 4th day of Janu County, all of said property situ Model AA Stake Body Truck............ PORTLAND ary. 1930: and the sum of $367.9$, ated in Umatilla County, State of) with Interest at the rate of 8 per HERMISTON Oregon, cent per annum from the 13th day together with the tenements, hered PENDLETON Two Model T Ford Tourings, each................ of July, 1930; and the sum of itaments and appurtenances thereto j LA GRANDE »1« 60, abstract charges; and for the belonging or in any wise appertain BAKER further sum of $160 attorney fees, ing; and also all of the right, es and the further sum of $33.80. tate. title and Interest of said de-l And Way Points. p lain tiffs costa and disbursements, fendants In and to the same; said which eald decree and Judgment and lands to be sold at public auction to Portland Terminal: 15th and Marshall. order of sale have been duly docketed the highest bidder for cash In hand, and enrolled In the office of the the proceed« of sale to be applied In ! Hermiston Terminal: » Clerk of said Court, and In and by satisfaction of said execution and all | OTO SHOP IS MODERN which said Judgment, decree and costs. Dated thia 13th 4*7 of November, J order of sale It was directed that the hereinafter described real property In 1980. PHONE 852 HERMISTON, OREGON AUTHORŒKD SALES A N S SERVICE Umatilla County. Oregon, together T. B. OURDANB. HERMISTON, OREGON with the tenements, hereditaments Sheriff pf Umatilla County," Oregon. and appurtmnnces thereto belonging l2-5te Turkeys - Geese -^Ducks^- Chicken» FOR ALL MAKES E, F. PIERSON, Owner We Buy Used Can USED CARS! “We Have Just What You Want” NOTICE! P ortland-B aker F reight Line Hermiston Creamery ROHRMAN MOTOR CO. HERMISTON CREAMERY ' OTO SERVICE QUARANTOTTI on
