The Hermiston herald., March 19, 1931, Page 6, Image 6

THURSDAY, MARCH
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
PAGE SIX
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know s th e y a re esse n tia l to good
A v e g eta b le garden
Mrs. Jasper Templeton »nd Mrs.
h ealth . F resh , g reen v eg eta b les a re s p rin g w ill re tu rn am p ifd "
Mre. M arion F inch v isited a t th e Torn S tew art visited a t the L ynch
am ong th e best sources of th ese In­ in h e a lth th is w in ter after
home of Mrs. R ay A pplegate Tues- home Monday evening.
valuable v itam in s, b u t e n tire ly too h a s been can n ed a t the loci
day aftern o o n .
E li H. Lynch of W illam ette valley
freq u en tly th e farm er, busy w ith his
Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thom paon • ud is spending a few w eeks w ith h is son
n e ry au d sto red In the fru
money crops, feels th a t he h as no
__________ _ fam ily m ade a business trip to Peft- C A. Lynch and fam ily.
T he fa rm e r s fam ily that ha
tim e to b o th er w ith a g a rd e n even
Mr. and Mrs. A rt B lln sto n an d d leto n S atu rd ay .
J . G. Pearson
of th e B lack &
Mr. and Mrs. Lonzo W ilson of Lo­
e.m ned food-stuffs will be
(C ontinued from page One)
th o u g h his wife an d th e o ld er c h ild ­
W hite g arag e was a business v isito r d a u g h te rs #f The D alles w ere h ere ! M r- a n d Mr8. C harley B art udo- w ell, Oregon, are v isitin g a t th e J .
w e a th e r a n y economical
last T h u rsd ay v isitin g w ith Mrs. I n,ew vi8ited a t ,h e home ot M r- aud R. Lawson home. Mr. W ilson is a fact, it is good business and economy ren may easily be able to ta k e care
in P en d leto n T uesday m orning.
to
produce
m
ost
of
th
e
living
fo
r
th
e
b ro th e r of Mrs. Lawson.
of it once it is ploughed.
E d w ard M cM illen is In P o rtlan d B lin sto n 's p a re n ts Mr and Mrs. U. ' M rs- Roy Nei11 ««‘’"-day evening.
The W ant Ads Tell the
farm fam ily an d th e h ired help rig h ti
Mrs. M arlon F in ch m ade a b u si­
th is week a tte n d in g a 3-day Ford E dw ards.
T he m any frien d s of Mrs. C. A.
Service school, w hich is req u ired (or
A sm all crew of men a re w o rk in g ness trip to E<ho R nturday m orning, i L ynch a re glad to know th a t she is on th e fa rm .”
R alp h Jones, P in e C ity school I
It is not only from th e point of I
all em ployees in F ord g arages.
on th e A lin e can al clea n in g It for
ab le to be home again.
p rin cip al h as re tu rn e d to school'
c u ttin g th e fam ily food bills, how­
read
in
ess
w
hen
Irrig
a
tio
n
sta
rts
.
I 'i tie pupils of Miss S ias’ room en-
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. B iggs w ere in
ag ain .
ever, th a t th e vegetable garden de-
Al'ma N eill sp en t S a tu rd a y night ■ioyed a BPcclal Program and d elig h t-
P en d leto n an d W alla W alla T uesday T hey p lan to fin ish T uesday of n ex t
serves a place on every farm . So j
week.
looking a fte r business in terests.
w ith L ila B artholom ew .
' tu l luncheon last F riday.
m uch h as been said and w ritte n j
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. H u g h es who
M arian H enderson, F ra n c is Sale
Mr. and Mrs B url W n tte n b u rg e r
ZZZZZ
about v ita m in s d u rin g th e last few ■
moved
on
th
e
old
S
h
u
tte
r
place
last
and son J u n io r and E lsie S tra in
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES
and Ja n e W arn er a re expected home
years th a t p ra c tically e v e r y o n e
th is week end and w ill spend th e week from S tan field have Joined th e m ade a b u sim ss tr ip to P en d leto n
T ry -o u ts for th e declam atory con-
fam
ily
of
su
b
scrib
ers
to
th
e
H
erm
is­
sp rin g vacatio n w ith th e ir p aren ts.
S atu rd ay .
I test
w ere held F rid a y
evening,
ton H erald. T hey purchased th e place
T hey a re all a tte n d in g U. of O.
The high school Is h av in g P*a y ! M arch 13, a t th e M innehaha school
from C u rtis Sim ons.
p ractice every n ig h t th is w eek, but ' house. The pupils who w ill re p re ­
Mr. an d Mrs. U. A. W ilson of E u-
K en t S hoem aker, S ta te T raffic T uesday n ig h t, th e 17th.
ge.ne, O regon, a re v is itin g a t th e
se n t th e school a t S tan field are:
9
if
home of Mr. an d Mrs. T hom as W il­ C hief of Salem , an d R ay Conway,
Roy N eill and Ja c k H eally an d ¡F ra n k Rodda, low er non-hum orous,
SIFT-CHINE SIFTER — R e g u la r..........
son an d Mrs. J. R. L aw son, Mr. W il­ ex ecutive se c re ta ry of A. A. A. sta te R alph
N eill all c e le b rated th e ir w ith “T he B rave P e a sa n t,” Ja n ic e
—From—
so n 's b ro th e r and sister. T he young of Oregon, stopped In H erm isto n a b irth d a y s to g e th e r M onday evening M ato tt, low er hum orous, w ith
“I
HIGH PRODUCING FLOCKS
couple w ere m arried last S u n d ay in sh o rt w hile W ednesday on th e ir way a t th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. Roy d o n ’t C are” ; Mary R odda, upper,
FOOLED GREEN GLASS— Coke Plate, Reg.
At Extremely Low Prices
to
'P
e
n
d
le
to
n
.
Mr.
S
hoem
aker
is
E ugene and plan to m ake th e ir home
hum orous, w ith "T h e A m e r i c a n
m ak in g an Inspection to u r of th e I N eill.
here fo r th e presen t.
WHITE LEGHORNS
T he P in e City h ig h school w ill p re­ F la g ” ; and B illy Jackson, upper
BOTH FOR O N L Y ........
s ta te h ig h w ay s and w as scheduled to
Less th a n 1000 — 14c
R. M. M ann of P o rtla n d , en g in ee r speak a t a m eetin g held in th e P en ­ se n t the play, “ H ero by th e H o u r,’’ hum orous, w ith “ F rid a y A fternoon
1000 to 2000 — 13c
The DOUBLE SIFT-CHINE SIFTER is appro)
w ith th e J . J . Ross M ill F u rn ish in g s dleton L ib ra ry re g a rd in g h ig h w ay a th re e ac* comedy play S atu rd ay , a t O ur School.” A fter th e program
2000 or m ore — 12c
M arch 21. It Is fu ll of th rills , ro­ refresh m en ts w ere eserved. T h ere
com pany, w as ch eck in g over th e safety p atro l.
by Good Housekeeping. It sifts easier,
m ach in ery in th e F a rm B u reau Co­
m ance and ad v en tu re. You m u sn ’t w as a larg e atten d an ce.
Heavy Breeds — Rock3 Reds W yan-
Mr. an d Mrs. H. L P ro p st have
quicker and better.
miss th is e x c itin g p resen tatio n .
o p erativ e w arehouse T uesday. F in al
Mrs. M. E. R oot re tu rn e d home d ottes, 15c, any q u a n tity ; B row n Leg
purchased
th e B easley house, in
in sta lla tio n of m ach in ery w ill be
Mr. and Mrs. Dee N eill a n d fam j S u n d ay a fte r sp ending the week a t horns, 16c lim ited ; B uff O rphingtons
w hich C larence R o b in ette and fam -
n ex t w eek.
17c lim ited ; 8-week old p u llets in all
ily a re now living, an d p lan to move By m ade a business tr ip t o lle p p n e r B oardm an v isitin g relativ es. Mrs.
L. V. R oot and son V ernon sp en t breeds above a t very low price.
A m ong o ut-of-tow n v isito rs th e j , he flrst o f th e m onth . T he p u reh ase S atu rd ay .
S u n d ay here.
firs t of th e week w ere: H a rry An has created a g en eral uph eav al, w ith
HERMISTON, OREGON
“VIGORBILT” H atchery
drew s, E cho; F. G. H offgonal, J. T. R obin etetes m oving in th e house
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. O arie visited
Milton,
Oregon
R euber, Mrs C J Spencer, ,W m. H of­ w here F red B a rk e r now lives, and
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
th e la st of th e week a t the M atott
fm an, P. A. P ow er an d A. N. Boggs, B ark ers m oving in to th e house fo rm ­
Mrs. Tom S te w a rt an d Mr. and home.
S ta n fie ld ; J. C B ilU ngH ^.i^oardm an; erly occupied by Mr. and Mrs. P ro p st.
Mrs. W. P. L u ttre ll w ere d in n e r
Mrs. Je n n ie R ieks, "Irrig o n ; C. J . T h is w ill all ta k e place th e firs t of
g u ests of Mr. and Mrs. B ellscaraper
C aldw ell, U m atilla."
th e m onth.
la s t Sunday.
„ u o lt h i n t
S. P. A b p lan alp re tu rn e d from th e
Mr. an d Mrs. A. R. B lin sto n and
W illam ette Valley/: .last w eek and
d a u g h te rs Gene an d M axine of T he
UMATILLA
NEWS
w h ile in P o rtla n d , talk ed w ith a
D alles, visited W ednesday an d T h u rs­
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicin,
(C o n tin u ed from P age One,
business frien d of . his. In re g a rd to
day a t U. E d w ard s home. Mrs. B lin ­
business condition^ ills frien d said,
Mrs. F lo ren ce B au lt of P en d leto n sto n is a d a u g h te r of th e E d w ard s,
Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
—
Phone 331.
“ W e a re u n d e r In s tru c tio n s not to v isited h e r d a u g h te r L u cille h ere
A 9% pound son. Bobby H ow ard,
p ro ject an y o p in io n s.”
•)
S unday
w as born to Mr. and Mrs. G ay Mc­
Voi. 31
Hermiston, Or., Thursday. March 19, 1931
Mrs. A. D. R in to u l of P o rtlan d
G ra n t W alsh left S u n d ay fo r H e r­ C ray M arch 16.
v isited over th e week end w ith h er m iston to v isit his sis te r Mrs. E v an
Mrs. Tom S te w a rt w as a v isito r a t
m o th er Mrs George E. Kriggp. Mr Brooks.
Hermiston, Oregon
th e T em pleton hom e M onday.
Editorial
an d Mrs. R ln to u l re c en tly moved to
T h e c o n stitu tio n co m m ittee of th e
A ccording to h is a d ­
P o rtla n d from L aG rande where Mr. C. E. society m et a t th e B yrnes home
"W HERE YOUR DOLLARS HJW E MORE CENTS"
m irers, th e only th in g
R ln to u l has been em ployed. „
M onday n ig h t to discuss th e c o n sti­
th a t M ussolini h a s n 't
Rev. an d Mrs. C. W. C u tler w rite tu tio n fo r th e o rg an izatio n .
Home Owned Stores, Serve You Best, Always!
been able to s tra ig h te n
Mr. an d Mrs, R ay P au lu a re mov­
th a t th ey are in th e m idst of a su c­
o u t in Ita ly is th e
For the past 20 years this store has been serving this
cessful ev an g elistic cam p aig n a t On­ in g in to th e H a rry Jo n es house.
S p a g h etti.
Mr. an d Mrs. V lran M artin and
ta rio T hey w ere cro w d ed -o u t o f th e
community. Has it been serving you?
It. A. B row nson,
T he w h ite s t w h ite
C hapel C ar and are ho ld in g services d a u g h te r h av e moved to T w asha, Or.
Try
it
for
the
next
tw
enty!
E d ito r. know n to p a in te rs is
Mr.
au
d
Mra.
H
a
rry
R
hodenbough
in th e P a p tis t ch u rch b u ild in g . T h ere
— 0—
M ajor W hite. G et an
h as been 29 conversions so fa r w ith m otored to P en d leto n F rid ay .
Keep in touch with our prices, it pays!
V elm a B u n tin w as a U m atilla vis­
e stim a te on th e cost of
True Story
n t least a n o th e r week for th e m eet­
ito r h ere la s t Tuesday.
in g to ru n .
I w as a p re tty little p a in tin g your h o m e
Ja c k C h erry of W alla W alla and
house u n til I c o n tra c t­ w ith a p a in t t h a t w ill
son, E a rl C h erry of P en d leto n , were
t
ed a bad case of b liste r la s t for five years.
hom e S unday.
and scale. T hen I b e­
— 0—
H andi-M an is
M a rg aret B row n , an d Josep h in e
come ugly. F in a lly my
w
a
itin g to help
C onnell w ere H erm isto n v isito rs S a t­
ow ner called in th e
A. Soneson is doing y o u r S p rin g Cle^
u rd ay
Tum -A -Lum p a in t doc­ some cem ent w ork for
and p a in tin g .
THE BEST IN TALKING
Mr. and Mra. Smith and children
to r and he fixed me Cleve C lark, m ak in g
of LaGrande were visitors here last
PICTURES
up.
Now,
I
am
h
e
a
lth
y
,
tu rn o u ts , etc.. In his
F. B. EARKER, Operator
A nd th e re is a '
week. Mrs. Smith is a sister to Tom
Herm iston, Oregon
happy and easy to look ir rig a tio n system .
of d ifferen ce bet|
aud Del Slattery,
a t a g ain . My advice to
th e , N o rth and
— 0—
bige
any slck-looking house
PROGRAM
Poles. J u s t like
Is
to
get
p
ain
ted
.
FRIDAY . SATURDAY
A nd sp eak in g of in ­ is a w o rld of diffej
— 0—
su la tio n . F o r sum m er b etw een cheap
T h ere
is
n o th in g com fort in s u la te w ith
a n d Tum -A-Lum |
stra n g e in t{ie fact FIR-TiPX and en jo y a
T ry a coat of it.
th a t th e m odern g irl cool hom e th is su m ­
y -0 —
is called a live w ire. m er. I t w ill m ak e a
Dad W est is
She ca rrie s p ractically d ifferen ce of 2o d e ­
in g a n o th e r br<
no In su latio n .
IS ONLY ONE OF THE ADVANTAGES OF
grees te m p e ra tu re .
house.
PINE CITY NEWS
DIVERSIFIED,.FARMING
BROADCAST SUBJECT
I
Local Happenings
98c
S p ecial fo r S a tu rd a y On!
Vigor bi It” Chix
$1.
5
98c
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement G
BURNHAM’S
TU M -A -LU M TICK LES
General Merchandise
H EA V Y
H EN S
16c lb.
©aata®Ì|eatrr
SWIFT & CO.
P R IC E
A Sensational, amazingly
frank drama of a woman’s
Sacrifice.
The soul secret of two
women bared in a gossip
mad world.
Also Entertaining Short Features
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
’.’’H
DEALING AT YOUR HOME
OWNED STORE
Phone Your Orders —
We Deliver
18 lbs. Sugar
8 lbs. Lard
Baton, lb.
5 lbs. Cheese
Oranges 50c doz., 3 doz.
No. 2, Oregon Potatoes
5 galons Kerosene
6 cans Golden Bantam Corn
2 lbs. Compound
3 lbs.
Coffee
49 lbs. High Patent Flour
EVERYTHING FOR THE
Your Home Owned Store
BABY
also and save money on
AT RIGHT PRICES
the quality — Don’t be
mislead by a few
For Im g h in g out loud
Look
w ho's here. Jo lly Joe and B eau ti­
ful B ernice In th e < comedy the
whole tow n -Is w aitin g for.
m illion laughs, a th o u san d th rills,
a h u n d red b eau tifu l girls!
SANTA FE TRAIL
LAST OF THE DUANES
FEET FIRST
(W ith H arold Lloyd)
TOM SAWYER
JUST IMAGINE
FREE
If you have No. 9—201—405
8 2 2 — 941 — 1049 °n m u r P ro ­
gram for m onth of M arch 1931. <
C lip off n u m b er and It w ill e n ­
title you to 1 passes to th e Oasis
T h e a tre fo r F rid ay o r S unday
th is week. _ _ _
GUARANTEE
""'NEW LOW PRICES
I ‘
b
SHOES FOR
Men, Women and Children
Q j f l Latest styles and colors
Priced R ight
Remember the O s h k o s h
AGAIN General Electric makes refrigeration history with
announcement o f an unqualified 3- Y e a r G u arantee
on the General Electric Refrigerator—and new lo w price s!
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B’Gosh Overalls and Kahki
LADIES DRESSES— One dollar and up.
Pants. There are none bet­
—LITTLE GIRLS’ DRESSES—
LADIES’ best form Girdles — At $1.00 and $1.50
We have Rubber Boots that lace at the instep—
They wont slip up and down on your feet and
blister. Try a pair while irrigating.
ter.
They must make good
or we will.
Off-the-Face and
New Brim Models
Call and See them -
KINGSLEY’S
HOME OWNED STORE
Phonee 171
—
—
Hermiston, Ore.
We carry a good line of colored oil cloth
Heavy Canvas for Irrigating Drop Dam’s
Don’t forget our Bulk Garden Seed—Full line
of Package Seeds.
“You Know, Meet Me at Burnham’*”
o \ o z y a
Y ) YEAH
GIRLS’ AND MISSES
FROCKS AND DRESSES
Made of fine cotton fabricks in
Gay Colors and Patterns.
Discard that Old
W inter Hat
Spring is Here !
leaders.
Also Fox News and
COMING —
$1.05
You can buy Groceries at
many articles, considering
Paramount Talkartoon
$1.00
$1.19
26c
93c
$1.00
69c
98c
69c
25c
99c
mu.,on users, rot the past three years, General Electr.c
Kerrtgeration has served them co n s ta n tly fa irb A illy —.m aking
an unparalleled expense-free record.
Saving time, effort and money—the
General Electric Refrigerator actu-
aliy pays for itself—deserves an im­
mediate place in your home.
Today, General Electric offers the
w idest range o f re fr ig e r a tin g
service. A ll-steel porcelain lined
cabinets, accessible temperature
con trol for fast-freezing, three
different zones o f cold.
N ow — at the low est prices in
General Electric h is t o r y —new
convenience, new economy and a
n t In t h G e n e r o i
new standard o f health, are within
l l n l r i i Program , hoatl-
the reach o f every family.
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n ln g , oo a r t l n r - o t J t
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{ 24 months to p a y }
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Hermiston, Oregon