The Hermiston herald., January 08, 1931, Page 2, Image 2

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THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1931
THEHERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
PAGE TWO
county on th e evening of Ja n . 17 in j they w ould call rlghtoua. H enceforth Radio Poultry Course to Continue
REV. JO HN D. JAM E3
th ese figures. T he re su lt w as th a t th e
high school. T h e re w ill be com m un­ th ey m ust evidence th e ir professions
m an ag em en t and th e d ire c to rs of th e i
The T uesday ev en in g P o u ltry H u s­
ity sin g in g and an In sp ira tio n a l lec­ by w orthy works.
asso ciatio n decided tu rk ey s could not
b an d ry course bro ad cast from KOAC,
P ublished every T h u rsd ay a t H erm is­ be any low er and th a t it would sell
tu re by Dr. P oling.
A new k in d of p h ila n th ro p y was th e O regon S ta te college s ta tio n , an d
ton. U m atilla County, Oregon, by on th e e a stern m ark et w hen th e cars
U m atilla C ounty Pom ona g ran g e dem anded. T hey m ust sh are th e ir conducted by P rof. A. G. L u n n , head
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulring, a rriv ed .
w ill m eet in th e E lks b u ild in g in ¡e x tra possessions w ith those who óf th e p o u ltry d ep a rtm e n t, w ill begin
P ublishers.
P endleton T h u rsd ay , J a n . 15. T he a f ­ w ere in ac tu a l need. If a m an had a its Eleventh week a t 8 o'clock J a n .
The market was carefully studied Principal Events of the Week
ternoon p rogram is open to th e pub­ job from w hich he received w ages, 13, w hen P rofessor L u u n ’s topic w ill
an d due to th e larg e blocks o f too-
E n tered as Second Class M atter
Acer mbled (or Information
lic a t w h irh tim e Dr. P o lin g w ill he w as to stop com plaining w ith his be ".P oultry H o u sin g ." T he
....
r. ,
! age, Just enough cars were fed to
pro­
D ecember, 1906, U m atilla C ounty, ” ’ '
give an address.
”
keep th e m ark et h u n g ry w ith th e re-
m eal tic k e t and se ttle dow n to work gram . w hich w ill ru n for 20 weeks,
o’
Our
Reeders.
Oregon.
The follow ing local g irls w ho are as he ren d ered service fo r pay re­ has proved to be th e m ost successful
s u it t h a t th e dem and was in c re a s'd
teac h in g elsew h ere have re tu rn e d to ceived.
an d th e prices o b tain ed w ere several
F u rth e r they m ust testify hom e stu d y course KOAC ever a t­
S ubscrip tio n R ates:
c en ts per pound h ig h e r th a n some in ­
th e ir respective schools: K a th ry n or th e ir penitence to r p ast sin s and tem pted, en ro llin g m ore th a n 500.
THE M ARKETS
One Year ......................................... >2.00
Portland
d iv id u al pool sold tor.
Cooper to M arshfield; E d n a G reat- express a solemn purpose a fte r new
Six M onths ...............................
» .0 0 J
house to P ilot Rock; Bessie R ich ard s obedience in th e form of baptism .
W h eat — C¡3 Rend bluestem , 70c;
T h is o rg an izatio n h as had a very
New KOAC Series Scheduled
T hree M onths ........................................ 60 im p o rta n t b earin g on th e m a rk e ts of colt while, w estern white, 66c; bard
to M yrtle C reek, Or. an d B lanch T hen m u ltitu d es cam e to him to be
"A m erican H isto ry in S tory and
T
horsen
to
A
thena.
winter,
northern
spring,
weelern
red.
bap
tised
as
he
stood
in
th
e
w
aters
th e Pacific coast. U tah, Idaho an d
S ong," a series of program s to be
C on stru ctio n w ork is being done on of th e Jo rd a n riv er. Such a person b ro ad cast a t 8 o’clock each F rid a y
Colorado have larag ely c o n trib u te d 63c.
WHAT TO TAKE DURING THE
th e new g ran g e h all by crew s of vol­ w as th o u g h t of as th e long prom ised n ig h t from KOAC u n d e r th e auspices
to these m a rk e ts an d have been a ;
lla y —Buying price, f. o. b. P ortland:
u n te e r w orkm en m eetin g each day Messiah. A t onoe Jo h n th e B ap tist of W inem a c h a p te r (C orvallis) of
very im p o rtan t facto r In b reak in g Alfalfa, >17.50018; valley tim othy,
NEW YEAR
th em down In th e past. T he N o rth - >17.60; eastern Oregon timothy, fl9&
th is w eek. T he ladies of he H. E. ¡declared th a t he w as ju s t p rep arin g D au g h ters of th e A m erican R evolu­
Take th is paper.
club serve d in n e r in he b asem ent of | th e w ay for th e one “ w ho sh all bap­ tion, is a new fe a tu re on th e air. T he
w est co n tro ls th e la rg e r p ercen tag e 320. clover. 14; oat hay. >14; oats and
Take com fort— If you can.
th e fra te rn a l building.
tize you w ith th e H oly GhoBt and series of program s w ill deal
of th e to n ag e in th ese d is tric ts and vetch. $13.50 0 14.
'ith
Take th in g s easy— w ith in reason. moves It E ast, leav in g th e coast m ar- i I.a tte rfa t—24027c.
S. B arn ard of H erm isto n w as a w ith fire .”
"E
a
rly
Sons
an
d
D
au
g
h
ters
of
th e
Take the g irl you love to be your
¿’ " ’¿ H f o r ' n U . ^ 'g o n
business c a ller in S tan field Monday.
l.'g js—Ranch, 140240.
R epublic.” " Im m ig ra tio n ,” an d “ H is­
wife,
Rev.
Jo
h
n
D.
Jam
es,
m
issionary
to
F ra n k Hood of L aram ie, W y., is
C attle—Steers, good, >8.7509.15.
an d N evada and su fficien t tu rk ey s:
V icto r E m m anuel of Ita ly h as been to rical P laces in O regon.” T hs sec­
Take care of your h ealth . It is th e
C hina for 19 years, accom panied by v isitin g a t th e C. M. Ju m p home.
Hogs—Good to choice, >9.2509.50.
I are shipped from th ese sta te s to end
k in g 30 years, h av in g succeeded his ond p rogram of th e series w ill be
m ost valuable th in g you have.
Lambs —Good In choice, >6.50 0 7.00. Mrs. Jam es and th e ir tw o ch ild ren ,
1 th e seasonal g lu ts w hich these m ar-
T he M. C. B u rg er an d H a rry W es- assin a te d fa th e r in 1900.
h eard J a n u a ry 16 a t 8 o’clock.
Take a h in t when it is in ten d ed for
.
a re co n d u ctin g in terd en o m in atio n al seil fam ilies w ere e n te rta in e d a t th,e
Seattle
„ ,
, k e ts o ften had in th e past. The re-
vmi Ik>n t w a it to be knocked down. ,
. . . . .
W heat—Soft while, w estern white, revival m eetings in the high school Tom O’G rady hom e on New Y ears
y ' ,
.
„1, „„,1 „ „ I s u lt has ben th a t th is y ear th e W est-:
Take fla tte ry as an in su lt, and an ern p ro d u cln g a re a In th e U nited 6Sc; northern spring, hard w inter, a u d ito riu m a t S tanfield. T here w ill
day.
honest com plim ent as som ething to
be services every n ig h t in w hich Mr
S ta te s w ill u n d o u b ted ly have ag ain j w estern red, 64c; biuestem , 68c,
A th re e day G range school w ill be
be g ratefu l for.
S A V IN G S
and Mrs. Janies w ill tell of th e ir ex­
th e h ig h est price of an y p ro d u cin g i E ggs—Ranch, 12@24c.
held in P en d leto n Ja n . 12-13-14.
Take pains to be fa ith fu l and con
periences in’ C hina d u rin g the te r ­
D u tteriat—29c.
a re in th e U nited S tates. Due to the
T his is made possible th ro u g h th e ex­
scieutious in business. It w ill b r i n g ,
rib le pro-R ussian C hinese Red W ar.
C iltle —Choico steers, >7.5008.50.
I fact th a t th e N o rth w estern T u rk ey
tension service of O. S. C.
R uby and P au l, th e ir tw o ch ild ren
y°TakUeCoffense only a t th in g s w orth ¡G row ers A ssociation has used federal
H ogs—Good to choice, >9.5009.65.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. McCall e n te r­
who have appeared before audiences
Lam bs—Choice, >6.5007,
being offended at. It Is a su re e v i- g r a d e s they have assisted g re a tly in
tain ed w ith a New Y ears d in n e r in
as
large
as
10,000,
w
ill
sing
in
C
hin­
’
Spokane
I
deuce of a sm all mind to notice trif- sta n d a rd iz in g th e g rad e an d „ack
honor of Mr. an d Mrs. E ldon Sloan
ese an d E n glish.
C attle—Steers, gecd. >7.5008.25.
an d they have had little tro u b le in
whose m a rria g e w as a recen t event
leu.
H
ogs—Good
to
choice,
>9.00.
❖ ❖ •> ❖ ❖
❖ ❖ -> a t Yoncolla, Or. G uests w ere Mr. and
b ird s a rriv in g on th e m ark et in poor;
Take hold of any work th a t comes
Lambs—Medium to good,>506. ■ <•
❖
condition.
Mrs. F ra n k S loan, Mrs. Beda Sloan,
to your h and ra th e r th a n be Idle.
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STANFIELD
NEWS
ITEMS
* Mrs. A nna Y oung. Mr. an d Mrs. C.
T
he
N
o
rth
w
estern
T
u
rk
ey
G
row
ers,
'
Duck alw ays w aits upon th e busy
•>
Official census, figures for Astoria
w hich is p roducer ow ned and produ-
M. Jum p, F ra n k Hood and Mr. and
m an.
❖ ❖ <• <• ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ <• <• ❖ <• ❖ ❖ •>
Mrs. E ldon Sloan.
T ake tim e to be p olite an d kind cer controlled, gets th e g ro w er every 8*V9 tbo c^Jr 10,349 Inhabitants,
The high school alu m n i b an q u et
Eire, believed to have been of ln-
alw ays. R udeness never pays, the cen t possible for his birds, a ssistin g
was held in th e d in in g room of the
poor may th in k so b u t he is w rong. th e p u rch aser to keep his m a r k e t; cendiary origin, destroyed two build-
SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON
P re sb y te ria n ch u rch and th e d in n er
T ake tro u b le like a m an. Don’t go from being g lu tted and ten d s to es- Inga in th ^ h u s in ts s section of H arris-
was served by m em bers of th e Ladies Lntemational Sunday School Lesson
tab
lish
a
u
n
ifo
rm
sta
n
d
a
rd
pack
o
f
!
burg.
•
.
w h in in g about when it comes, b u t
Aid.
F u lly o n e-h alf of o u r a d u lt p o p u latio n have no sav in g s account
sh u t your m outh and stan d up u n d er h ig h q u ality , th u s w o rk in g to th e j VZ. L. Johnson, a pioneer of Ashland,
for January 18
L a te r in th e evening tw o b ask et­
today, people going th ro u g h th e best y ears of th e ir lives
a
d
v
an
ta
g
e
of
every
one
concerned.
i
has
celebrated
bis
93d
birthday.
In
It resolutely.
w ith o u t sav in g a p enny from y ear to year. W hy not
:.;,i!o of his advanced age he is still ball gam es w ere played in th e gym ­
T H E M INISTRY OF JOHN
T ake a trip now and th e n , and try
nasium w hich resulted In a victory
resolve RIG HT NOW to m ake th is y e a r
to see som ethin g outside of th e tow n «
< active.
T H E BAPTIST
m ean so m eth in g to you.
for. th e A lum ni girls and also one
you live In. T ravel Is one of th e >
CHURCH NOTES
♦
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson A. B artlett of
L uke 3:7-17
for th e high school boys. T he score.}
A
deposit
of
>1.0o
w ill open a savings acco u n t and s t a r t you
g re a te st of educators.
O ntario celebrated th eir 60th wedding
W hen Jo h n w as th ir ty y ears of
on th e road to fu tu re independence.
T ake pains to do yo u r w ork well.
+ + « +
+ « + anniversary-w ith a fam ily reunion re­ w ere A lum ni girls 31-37 an d boys
9-37. The A lum ni g irls led th ro u g h ­ age th e s p iritu a l sum m ons cam e to
The conscientious w o rk er is th e one
HERM ISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
W HY NOT O PEN AN ACCOUNT TODAY?
cently.
begin' his w ork as th e F o re ru n n e r of
out th e game.
w ho gets to th e fro n t— and th e one
W. L. W ilson, P asto r.
The Union Pacific system formally
Mrs. W. B. W illiam s and ’ baby Jesus C hrist. T h is m an had grow n up
th a t never needs be idle.
S u n d ay school a t 10:00 A. M., Mrs. dedicated the new $150,000 two-story d a u g h te r have re tu rn e d from Z ula, in th e m idst of n a tu re . O thers m ight
T ake care th a t you m ake th is day
union station to the city of La Grande W n., w here Mrs. W illiam s sp en t the conduct form al p ray ers in a sy n a ­
Jesse Sezell, su p e rin te n d e n t.
a model for all days to come — and
M orning w orship a t 11 :0 0 , su b ject at an im pressive cerem ony recently. holidays v is itin g her p aren ts.
gogue. John m ade a rock his p u lp it
th e n copy a fte r It. Live th is day so
of H erm iston
"D ow May we Know Je su s B e tte r? ”
The year of 1930 has been a good
T he P o lly an n as met W ednesday a t in some w ilderness a re n a and th ith e r
th a t it w ill b rin g you no reg rets.
E v en in g worship^ 7 :3 0 , su b ject year and when the sta te total of build­ tile home of Mrs. J. M. R ichards.
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits O ver $50,000
Hie people flocked to h e a r him . T hey
T ake th e su n sh in e Into yo u r life
“ T he L ost C h rist— W ho Lost H im ?” ing perm its is issued, K lam ath Falls
T he follow ing stu d e n ts have re could not stay aw ay from such u t
F. B. Swayxe, Pre«.
R. Alexander, Vice-President
as
som ething to be g ra te fu l for;
A cordial wolcome to all. A ro u s­ is expected to be second to Portland. tu rn e d to pursue th e ir stu d ies In the terances. lie dared to te ll them about
A.
H.
Norton,
Cashier
d o n 't d arken It w ith shadow s of your
in g song service, no W ills. You w ill
A storia's folico departm ent has various in s titu tio n s of h ig h e r edu th e ir most in n e r self, w h a t th ey
own m aking. T ro u b le w ill come roon
h ear old fasshloned grispel p reaching. found a new use for confiscated moon­ ra tio n : F red a Gnovough. O. S. C.; th o u g h t ab o u t th a t w as vile, the
enough w iw th o u t your co in in g it.
shine. It is mixed w ith kerosene and O delpha H oskins, M onm outh no rm al: th in g s th a t they, did w hich w ere con­
T ake your w ife and ch ild ren w ith
n A PTIST-C11RISTIA N
used in the rad iato rs of th e police W allace B aker and H enry H eyden, U. tr a ry to all law and decency. Ho
you when you go o u t to be am used.
10:00 A. M., B ible school.
of O .; B ruce B aker, M edical college called them c h a ra c te riz in g nam es
cars.
T h a t is not n proper am usem ent for
lu ch as "O g e n eratio n of vipers,” He
11
A.
M.,
Song
service.
P o rtlan d .
you th a t you can n o t tak e yo u r wife
Floyd B. Moffit of Lostine has
11:20 A. M., p rc a c h in ? service,
Sirs. C arl Johnson is v isitin g her dem anded th ey give up sa y in g all
to-— and you know It.
moved a house from E nterprise and
kinds of w ell-sounding p la titu d e s and
T ake a w alk — sev eral of them . It subect, ‘ W h at God h a th joined to ­ i sat It up on his Lostine property. It d a u g h te r in L a G rande
e r, let no m an p t a su n d e r.”
An old tim e g ran g e dance w ill be 'b rin g fo rth fr u its w o rth y of re-
is h e a lth fu l to w alk, an d If it is a g e th
a»
.
, was loaded on wagons and hauled by
given in th e W a tts hall J a n u a ry 9. aen ta n ce.” W hen some one w ould fall
6 :3 0 P. M., J u n io r an d young p o- u .„mg
B
nice m oonlight n ig h t and some rich
P ro fits from th is dance w ill be used .ack on th e fact th a t he w as a Jew ,
m a n ’s p re tty d a u g h te r is h a n g in g on pies C h ristian E ndeavor.
6 :3 0 P. M„ S tu d y class. The book
Two robberg a PPeared a8 uninvited in th e b u ild in g fund for th e new ind th u s one of God's chosen people,
your arm , it la especially h e a lth fu l.
of Jam es is th e te x t for stu d y .
BU3sts a t 8 weddln« Pa r ‘V la K lam ath g ran g e hall.
he w as told th a t th ey could no longer
T ake a w ife, it you a re able to
7:30 P. M. Song service.
i
and 8,ter holdln> UP 8®ven per-
T he S tan field M asons and th e ir clothe them selves in g arm en ts w hich
su p p o rt a w ife, a very, very sty lish
8 :0 0 P. M.,’ P reach in g service. "Di 80n8’ ®«caPed wltb abo« t »8 in cash
a
w ives a tten d ed the M asonic banquet
one. I t is every able bodied m an ’s
vine P a rtn e rs h ip .”
•
j 8nd tb r®® watches.
■
In H erm iston last week.
d u ty to help some good woman
a
Seventy-five
pounds
of
tin
foil
has
th ro u g h the w orld. W h ere w ould you
B
T he Roy P enney, Iloggem an and
j been sen t to the Shrine hospital In
a
be now if your fa th e r had n o t done
Albon fam ilies sp en t New Y ears day
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCHES
P ortland from th e Redmond grade
th is?
a t th e F redrickson home.
schools, 28 pounds of which was col-
44zx od” was the subject of the Los-
T ake h eart, if you a re caet down.
T he S tan field s trin g trio sp en t an
I
lccted
by
the
first
grade.
son-Sermon in all Churches
BETTER BECAUSE THEY ABE MADE FROM THE
tq
Y our lu rk w ill change ere th e year
in fo rm al afternoon a t th e B axter
of
Christ.
Scientist,
on
Sunday,
Jan.
Southern Pacific officials have au-
Is out. W hnt though., th e clouds do
PUREST
INGREDIENTS
BY
EXPERT
BAKERS
S
H utchison home n ear H erm iston S a t­
4.
j thorized the beginning of th e ir >200<*
cover you. th e sun w ill sh in e by and
The Golden T ext was, "Behold, : 000 developm ent plan of filling in th eir u rd ay , Ja n . 3. The trio consists of
JUST TRY OUR BREAD, PIES, CAKES, COOKIES.
S
by. No life Is made alto g e th e r of
Misses H elfn and E sth e r F re d ric k ­
God is my salvation; I will trust,
'
property
on
th
s
w
est
side
of
Lake
shadow s, and God n ever yet w holly
and not be afraid ” (Isa. 12:2).
son an d Miss H elen J a n e G ilson. Oth-
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DOUGHNUTS, BUNS AND ROLLS.
deserted a resolute m an or a brave
Among the citations which com­ ■ Ewauna, at K lam ath Falls.
V g u ests werq Mr. and Mrs. C a ssid /
woman. F ig h t on and v icto ry w ill
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
The Newport cham ber of commerce an d d a u g h te r M arian; Mrs. H am m er
rome at last.
following from the Bible: “The ! and the city council are petitioning and d a u g h te r Mary J a n e ; Mrs. R eid
nam e of the Lord is a strong tower:
Sw ear off, though your com panions
j the sta te highway commission to def­ and d a u g h te r B arbara.
th e righteous runneth into It, and
rail;
•
initely locate the Oregon Coast high-
D u rin g th e afternoon sev eral se­
is safe’’ (Prov. 18:10).
iB B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B B r f f lB B B B ■ ■■■■■■■■■((■■I
You may succeed; b u t If you fall,
I way through the city of N ew p o rt
lections
were played by the trio . R e­
The
Lesson-Sermon
also
Included
Tis b etter to resolve and fail
Fifty acres of straw b erries a re to fresh m en ts w ere served by th e h o st­
th> following passages from the
T han never to resolve nt all.
—-
C hristian Science textbook, "Sci­ ; bo put cut on the Mike Svoboda farm ess.
ence nnd H ealth with Key to the
a few m iles east of Scio, according to
T he Study C luhsm et F rid ay a f te r ­
Scriptures ", by Mary Baker Eddy:
i W. J. Turnicga, who
has recently noon a t th e home of Mrs. E. A. H oo­
"T he history of C hristianity fur­
leased the farm for a term of years.
sier. Mrs. \Y. T. Reeves ; uve a r e ­
Don't put off your Shoe Repair
nishes sublime proofs of the sup
B eautification of Pilot Butte park at view of th e play. " G re .n P a stu re s."
porting influence and protecting
— Shoes Dyed All Colors—
Bond has been Included in the state
C ounty A gent W. A. H olt is a r ­
power fcealowed on man by his
highway
program
of
work
for
the
un­
ra n g in g a scries of m eetings to be
heavenly Father, omnipotent Mind,
employed. Besides burning dead trees, held th ro u g h the county d u rin g the
who gives man faith and u n d er
uha glitly boards are to be removed.
standing whereby to defend him­
week of J a n u a ry 12-17. Dr. D in P ol­
(C ontinued from page One)
self, not only from tem ptation, but
Tex payers of Oregon will be called ing of O. S. C. w ill hnvo churge of
from bodily suffering". "Step by
keys are a very seasonable commo­
upon to pay >6,842,949.09 tow ard sup­ the m eetings. Dr. P o ling w ill m eet
stop will thoso who tru st Him find
dity the supply and co n tro l have a
port of the state and its various activ­ th e people of th e w est end of th e
th at ’God is on? roiuge and strength,
very g reat b earin g on all m ark ets of
ities in 1931, according to the tax levy
a very present holp In trouble* ”
th e country.
prom ulgated by the state tax commis­
(I P 387 and 44«),
The F ederal Farm Board, to assist
sion.
th is organization w ith Its m ark etin g
The millage tax in B aker next y ear
KOAC BROADCAST
activities, made It a sh o rt tim e loan
will be 4S.1 mills as com pared with
of >109.000 w ith o u t secu rity w ith
Paul and Polly, and their little 47.6 m ills this year. The reduction
th e exception th a t It m ust ag ree to d a u g h te r B arb ara, ch ara c te rs who was effected despite th s reduction (n
THE D A L L E S, OREGON
advance approxim ately 60 p er crn l h av e become w ell-know n to those assessed valuation from >27,058,907 to
WE CALL FOR AND DELIVER
to the grow ers and not to exceed 7 0 ¡w ho "liste n In on th e "B u sin ess In-I >26.659,139,
per cent of the an ticip ated sals p r ic a 's tltu te s of th e A ir," broadcast week-
.
j .
i Owing to the fact th at kippered sal­
to Its member o rg an isatio n
ly over KOAC d u rin g th e past aev- mon „
niuch Krenter (I„ ;uan(, , han
C a ll a n d L e a v e A r t i c l e * a t H i t t ’s C o n f e c t io n e r y .
T his loan of >100,000 has n o t only e ra l m onths are p la n n in g an inspec- (h„ iregh or canne(1 „ rklty_ th# Em.
M A IL O R D E R S P R O M P T L Y P I L L E D
g re a tly helped th is o rg an izatio n In tlon to u r of th e sto res In a num ber
pire packing plant n ear M arshfield,
its m ark etin g a c tiv ities b u t has prac- of Oregon eitle
tic a .ly made
due to th e fact t h . t ^ t o r e . of each city they" w . n 'u n £
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2Hjr ^ rr muu mi fyralft
OREGON STATE NEWS
OF GENERAL INTEREST
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First National Bank
BETTER
Bakery
Foods..
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Your Old Shoes
Made New
TURKEY PACK FROM
OREGON WINS PRAISE
BOWMAN
SHOE SHOP
H E R M IS T O N B A K E R Y
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Heres
the
Spot
TO COM Eyô/-
A la d d in
MANTLE LAMP
W E B B E R ’S C L E A N E R S
Jan. 13-14
It w as about to tak e Im m ediate ¡rad io au d ien ce w hat th ey found Sa-
cred it on drafta.
lem
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The T h an k sg iv in g m ark e tin g has and they w ill describe w hat they
an a n n u al am ount of d ifficu lties due found in th a t city at 7: SO p m
to the fart th a t th e b u y e r, w .re very J a n u a ry 9 O ther places to be visited
beaarlsh. They predicted a larg e crop | B, e r
C ottage Grove Rose-
of tu rk ey s In th e U. 8.. d eclared th a t h u r t . G ran ts Pass Medford K lam ath
th e buying pow er of th e public was Fall«, Bend an d L aO rande ‘
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very poor and th a t tu rk e y s must
In fo rm atio n for th is serlee w as
neeesssrlly sell s t a very low price, g ath ered by H T Vance professor
Prom pted by th ese th re a ts, s e v e r s !’o( a d v e rtisin g an d sellin g and B B
p o o ls sold out s t a price of J2e to 25c
B osw orth, professor of acco u n tin g . O.
per pound w hich p ra c tically ee- F. T ate, se c re ta ry of th e Oregon Re
tablished th e m ar ket an d buyers ta il M erch an ts’ association, is writ- |
w ere re lu c ta n t to pay m ore th a n Ing th e articles.
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The Prouty Lumber * Box company
ml11 8 t ' V arrenton which has been shut
down for ’ ome r’1HD*1' 8’
b® ve­
i,p*nw’ about
IS, according to
O ® « » Bv«™, office m a n a j« . T hs
m111 w ,n iiT e
1 loyi.ivnt to «bout
180 men’
M8‘l ‘° the n ®sv cr
• ect,cn ®r
I ’,nro1" «’’»"»«X 18 no" «- sited from
’r ° ,fdo to ltayv!e'’ 1' e r r a old d in
road, the mail carried at pre. ■nt halng
required to c .e a f, - hoi i teem h.
g»t the light hack I. ; , and lu ith
every olh.-r t a j .
WhyNot
a USED n
CA.1^, • r
W e H ave
U s e d P a r ts
FOR ALL MAKES
Hermiston Auto
WreckingHouie
E. F. PIERSON, Owner
We Buy Used Curs
I-
W Carry a —
Complete I ine of Supplies
and Paris lor 111 Models
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
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