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T H U R S D A Y , M ARCH 15,
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
four
METHODIST CHURCH
HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH
time with her son Cecil Warner and
O. W. Payne, Pastor
W. L. Wilson. Pastor
family Lester Warner brought her
There will be Sunday school at
in his car. Mr. and Mrs. Earl War
10:00 A. M-. Sunday school. Mrs.
10:00 o’clock but no morning preach
ner of Lexington were also guests at Jessie Sertll, superintendent.
ing service.
the Warner home for Sunday dinner.
11:00 A. M., Morning worship, ser
Epworth League at 6:00.
Members of the American Legion mon subject, "Preparation for a Re
Evening worship at 7:30.
i'idncy Barnard was a business
John C. Watkins of Master Bn-1 Auxiliary were entertained last vival.”
7:30 P- M„ The usual evening
visitor in Lexington Wednesday,
gravers in Portland visited James Thursday evening at the home of
HEPPNER— Several Morrow coun
Chas. G. Burke waB a business vis Clayton Thursday night. Both are 1 Mrs. Wm. Shear. 'Bridge was the di- singing with special music.
ty
farmers are trying out flax for
8:0o
P.
M.,
Sermon
subject,
‘•Seek
itor in Pendleton Tuesday.
graduated from the Oregon State version of the evening and Mrs.
seed and artichokes in the hope of
Mrs. Laura Kelley was a business College several years ago. Jim is now Laura Kelley won first prize and ing the Lost.”
finding a profitable crop to replace
visitor in Pendleton Wednesday.
employed by the Hermiston Drug Co. Mrs. James Todd consolation. Re
wheat in the dry farming sections.
Russell Blessing spent the week
F. W. Andrews of Echo was in freshments v. ere served at a late
CHRISTIAN 8SIEH3E CZWRSMES
County Agent C. V. Smith, who ar
end visiting friends in Arlington.
Hermiston this week and while here hour.
ranged the demonstration trials says
MB,Tan" was the subject of the
C. T. McGilvra of Portland was consulted Assistant County Agent
Among out of town visitors here
that both of these crops were tried
1
Lesson
-
Sermon
In
all
looking after business interests in Garnet D. Best, regarding agricul- the first of tlie week were S. J. Dc-
out in the foothill sections of the
Churches of Christ, Scientist, on
tural problems.
Hermiston Wednesday.
Vlnc, Lexington; E. F. Tierney,
country many years ago with satis
Sunday, March 8.
A. W. Thomas is reported to have wheat grower from Pendleton; J. W.
The Baptist-Christian ladles aid
The Golden Text was, "The steps
factory results. The seed flax, If suc
will hold an apron and cooked food purchased the H. S. McKee 20-acre Connell, H. L. Deter, Umatilla; R. V.
of a good man are ordered by the
cessful, will be used as a cash crop,
track in Columbia. Work is being Jones, Chas. H. Dillon, J. S. White,
Lord: and he cslighteth in his way”
sale April 4.
and the artichokes will be grown for
(Ps. 37:23).
done, including improvement on the Geo. Haskill, Mrs. Leo Root, post
hog ant! diary cow feeds.
Vane Boynton of Pendleton spent
Among the citations which com
mistress. all of Irrigon; Miss Kate
house.
Sunday visiting with his mother Mrs.
prised
the
Lesson-Scrmcn
was
the
Del! Christly trucked 60 head of Stanfield from her place in the But
W. S. Boynton.
following from the Bible: "The
mutton lambs to Portland this week ter Creek district; Mrs. C. A. Fergus
Lord knoweth the way of the
Mrs. Julius Gimble is ill at her for Elmer Spike of Echo. He left here on, M. Rowell, Mrs. A. N. Boggs and
righteous: but the way of the un
home this week but is slowly im Wednesday morning and was aking ?.vlvanius Smith, of Stanfield; and
godly shall per'sh” (Ps. 1:6).
proving
Cornelius Melville of Lexington.
them to the Union Stock Yards.
The Lesson-Sermon also included
—From—
Thomas Campbell has been kept
the following passages from the
J. M. Biggs, Department Comman
S. P. Abplanalys, who has been in
HIGH
PRODUCING
FLOCKS
pretty busy since lamh)»g season der of the American Legion, state of the Willamette Valley for the past
Christian Science textbook, “Sci
At Extremely Low Prices
started. He has a small held of pure- Oregon, and J E. Halieyburton were few months returned to Hermiston
ence and Health with Key to the
breds.
4 j;
Scriptures”, by Mary Baker Eddy:
WHITE LEGHORNS
in The Dalles Monday night where ’aturday and plans to be here for
"God Is the creator of man, and,
Less than 1000 — 14c
some
time.
When
questioned
about
Mrs. M. M. Smith left SundaY for they attended a meeting of the local
the divine Principle of man remain
1000 to 2000 — 13c
Portland where she will Vlsitf', With Legion post.
the economic condition at the pres- ing perfect, the divine idea or re
200o or more — 12c
her mother Mrs. Jw L. Cbwpfel’i for
nt
time
he
said.
"We
are
under
In
Miss Nell Reeves is back in the
flection, man, remains perfect . . .
some time.
Heavy Freeds __ Rocks Reds lVyan-
office of Di. A. W. Christopherson structions not to predirt any pre The relations of Gcd and man,
divine Principle and idea, are in
dottes, 15c, any quantity; Brown Leg
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Richards of this week after recovering sufficient cepts,” an expression he had gleaned
horns, ]Qc limited; Buff Orphingtone
Stanfield were Sunday dinner guests ly from a tonsil operation performed rom conversation with a business destructible in Science: and Science
man in Portland
Mr. Abplanalys knows no lapse from nor return to
17c limited; 8-week old pullets in ail
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. last Saturday afternoon.
harmony, but holds the divine order
breeds above at very low price.
Reii* in Columbia district.
The funeral for a week-old daugh plans to start a tree selling campaign
or spiritual law, in which God and
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerking and ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lynch of which will last until thq, first of all that he creates are perfect and
"“ V iG O R B IL T ” H a tc h e ry
May.
Mrs. S. T. Gerking spent Sunday visit Columbia district, was held Saturday
eternal, to have remained un
Milton, Oregon
ing with Mrs. Gerklng'rf parents, Mr. The child was born February 27 al
changed in Its eternal history”
(».470).
u u d Mrs. J. E. Klmbal|;’| f Bqgrdman. St. Anthony's hospital in Pendleton
♦
♦
Miss .Clara Gchnert anil Wfts Em and died a week later.
CHURCH NOTES
♦
Dr. W. L. Morgan went to Port »
ma Thoeny spent the week end out
*
♦
í,7 ¡?aS2¡S S S 5E 2E 2E 2E ÍS!S
land
last
week
end
and
returned
iatc
of town, Miss Thoeny going; to Port
«
Sunday bringing his wife with him. ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖ ❖
land.
BAPTIST-C1IR1STTAN CHURCH
HOT LUNCHES
C. M. Barnett of LpGrande who Mrs. Morgan has been with her
W. E. Jones, Pastor.
owns 20 acres near town which Is mother, Mrs. V. Everett, since the
1 0 :Oo A. M , Bitile school. Contest
being cleared, was here Monday hook first of February.
REFRESHING DRINKS
What is known ns the Geo. Root eport: Pine City 3820, Hermiston
ing after business interests. He re.
place, where the artesian well is io- 3880.
turned to LaGrande Tuesday.
SPORTING GOODS
ated, has been reported sold to Mr.
11:00 A. M.. Church service, sone
Moore of Portland. Mr. Moore has re- tnd devotional period. Sermon sub-
‘urned for his family and belong- )ect, “The Kingdom of God.”
nps and will take possession Imme-
6:30 P. M., Group period: 1. Adult
liately upon his return to Hermiston. study class. 2. Young People’s En
Mrs. Gerald White was called to deavor. 3. Junior Endeavor.
PHONE 100
HERMISTON, OREGON
THE BEST IN TALKING
'•ortland Tuesday by the serious Hi
7:30 P. M., Church service. Pre
k agagjggjCwasazsaafflgA
res«
of
her
mother
Mrs.
Rust,
who
paratory
service
in
charge
of
the
PICTURES
inderwent an operation there last Voting People's class. They promise
Hermiston, Oregon
Wednesday. No word was obtained something of a surprise nature. This
>s to the condition of Mrs. Rust at will be under the direction of Ed.
PROGRAM
this time.
Bensel, teacher. Sermon subject. “We
Mrs. L A. Warner of Walla Walla Clime to Heaven on the Ladder of
THURSDAY
•ame Sunday and will spend some Decisions.”
FRIDAY . SATURDAY
it ä
Poultry Outlook
Painted Bright
(Continued from page One)
ing and fired from the outside. Four
lengths of tiling run through the
concrete and merge into one at the
base of the chimney. Another pipe
runs over the concrete on the Inside,
keeping a proper temperature, which
is regulated by the movement of the
chicks. When too warm they spread
out and If cold they hoover under
the pipe. With only a portion of the
floor heated it gives the chicks an
opportunity to regulate their own
comfort. After the concrete is once
heated the furnace fire can <0
for 12 hour« without a dlmtnbli
temperature. J. W. McMullen ¡„
only other poultry raiser on the
Ject who unes the same system
Mr. Reid’« two buildings in «k
he houses his 1450 flock have
inches of straw under a light tue
roofing which serves as protect
in the event of a severe winter
sun. He hat planted trees along
south side as protection for the w
and sun. Trap nests are of wire
are portable. As the eggs are
• hey roll Into a trap where they
be gathered without entering
building. Thçse nests are sanl
and prevent frorry from dirty tra
led eggs.
Vigor bilt” Chix
(0aöiöiTlwairp
Drum mer’s Sam ples of
CLIFTWOOD POTTERY
Purchased at a Bargain
Marked for quick sale.
Priced from 2 5 per cent
to 4 0 per cent below the regular
wholesale cost.
SEE WINDOW
Oregon H dwe. & Im plem ent Co.
Hermiston, Oregon
There are none
&GQSH better and
Hitt’s Confectionery
MATINEE SATURDAY 2:30 P. M.
Admission — 1Pc and 36o.
Evening! 25c and 50c
more
w ear for the
THE
WORLDS
BEST
m oney than any
OVERALL
garm ent on the
m arket. U nion Made
W orkm anship. Guaran
teed and Priced Right.
O’
Specials!
FOR SALE BY
Saturday, March 14th
SHOULDER PORK ROAST
LEG PORK ROAST
POT ROAST BEEF
BACON, Whole or Half Slab
BACK BACON
BULK LARD, 2 lbs. for
The moat stupendous painting of
the dramatic struggle for life and
homes and happiness on a 3,000
mile canvas.
,j W ' l
Have you noticed that even on your "lucky days” your meals lack
flavor and zest when they are not prepared from FRESH foods’
Many housewives have discovered this fact and are now buying
foods at our stores where they can depend always on the freshnes:
of our merchandise. Besides, quality and economy go hand in
hand at our stores.
15c
20c
17c
28c
24c
25c
Spedai, for Sat. & Moo. Ï S ';;.*
FLOUR
“THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
H erm iston M eat M arket
Also Fntertaining Short Features
A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 111
T U M -A -L U M TICKLER
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
The Gob o’ Grins!
¡ M l Oakie shoots a broadside of
funny-bone ticklers! Hits t h e
target every time for laugh or
love. Captain of the Battleship
Mcrryland! Commanding a ere*
of sea-going sirens! To sea! 'Tc
» ivi
Also Fox News and
Paramount Comedy
COMING —
SCARLET PAGES
TOP SPEED
SANTA FE TRAIL
I AST OF THE DUANES
FEET FIRST
(With Harold Lloyd)
TOM SAWYER
JUST IMAGINE
FR.EE
If y'oo have JJ0. 31— 126—291
601 — 783 — 1003 o" your Pro
gram (nr month of March 1931.
Clip off number and It will en
title you to 2 panar* to the Oaala
Theatre for Friday or Sunday
this week.
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
7ol. 31
—
Hope never dies. The
fellow w h o s p e n t
strawberry s e a s o n
looking for strawber
ries In shortcake Is
now looking for a n
oyster in oyster stew.
KINGSLEY’S
H S W M IS T O N B H O U S E O S Q U A L IT Y A N D S B H V I C Z '
W ait for Mrs. CLAYPOOL
She Is Coming.
Makes delicious golden-brown
pancakes or waffles that
melt in your mouth.
2i/2 LB. PACKAGE
BREAKFAST
COCOA
15c
l5 years o f research
3 years in the home
NOW .
YEAR
1 lb. tin 27c
Phone 331.
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, March 12, 1931
Editorial
Pancake Flour
49 lb. bag, 79c
BBL. (4 Bags) 5 3 .1 5
HERSHEY’S
c
Mac Man-
A really fine product.
Quality better than most cheap
Flour.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
O K IE
' ^ S e a legs'
“FAMF, BRAND”
Milled by Collin's Mills
Pendleton
DISPLAY SATURDAY
No. 1C
coat of many colors.
Disiluslonment contee
A doctor was callet
to the bride when she
in to see the maid of
lleeovera that her hus
one of his patients
After examining her h<
band makes the same
said, "Why. I can’-
cind of noise as Dad
find a thing wron
did, when he is parting
Unpalnted
houses with you. Maid. “Then
with money.
depreciate 5 per cent is nothing wrong wit'
faster per year then nte b it these peopb
R. A. Brownaon,
a house that is kept owe me »35 and 1
Editor. properly painted. If won't budge out of this
your property Is worth bed until they pay
— 0—
16,000, that means me.”
I960 a year. It would- j Doctor: "Well, movi
Never saw the bride
n’t coat that much to over, they owe mi
yet that wouldn't stay
paint it and the in »160.”
happy If she had a
creased Joy and pride
nicely painted kitch
of ownership would
en to work in.
Do
We delivered a ca'
vou realise that one pay bigger dividends of lumber this week
than the banks pay on
third of a woman’s life
to Stewart Service *
mortgages.
Is spent In the kitch
Supply Co. for more
— 0—
en. Brighten up your
cabins. They will have
wife's work shop with
Tum-A-Lum
nalnt a large up - to - date
Tum-A-Lum Kltchen- will cover up a multi eamp ground when
Brlte.
tude of sins. Try a these are finished.
SALMON OH! LOOK!
Happy Vale Pink
I lb. Tall Tins
2 for 25c
FOLD LAST YEAR
AT 2 FOR 45c
ARMOUR’S STAR
LARD
In Bulk
4 lbs. 53c
SY R U P
FRESHLY ROASTED
STONE'S PURE
and FRESHLY GROUND CANE and MAPLE
10 Pound Can
COFFEE
NEW
iaOW PRICE
19c lb.
$ 1 .2 9
1 Pint Glass Jug
25c
THIS IS OUR
E C O N O M Y B L E N D LIBBY’S
TOMATO
And it makes a better cup
of coffee than many
coffees which coot you
For use in cooking
more than twice
as much.
Hot Sauce
and
LO W ER P R IC E S
XTOW, out o f • performance record un-
? v . m^ ched ,n the industry- com es a new
Refrig e S tM antee ° ° thC General Biectric
7 « " kBbk warranty protects you for
hZ / T i ?*, 7. *g ‘ JnSt ,ervice « p e n s e on
the entire refrigerating unit.
V
S i <X !L ery GeLOefal EleCtric « d v a n ta g e -
W -hfl5eex,n« ’ .three wines o f cold, broom -
5c
$10
J__ HALF 01 Per «1
Armour’s SlariK™ 1 [lain
WHOLE lb. ¿ 9c
P.&G. W hite Naphtha S o a p 10 Bars 35c
Mt. Hood Soap Chip S In Bulk 4 lb. 4i 9c
Hermiston,
Oregon
M ac M arr
STORES ’
GENERAL
A IL -S T S IL
24 won/Ar
ELECTRIC
RBrUlOBRATOR
_.___ _
Refrigerato,,
Electric Wat«, Copies . Electric Milk Cootes
Hermiston Light &
Power Co.
Hertanton, Oregon
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