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PAOB POUR me Auxiliary »as pre- winn of Pendleton. Everyone who is Eye Doctor Coming ¡nutrition deficiencies after seven Alfalfa leaf meal was then added to sented with J U charter by Mrs. Otto I interested Is urged to Join this group Dr. Clarke of the Clarke Optical WMk8 ° De pl* d,ed of the ration and within a week the Heldur of Sheridan. Mrs. Biggs ac which now numbers 4o voices. Eye 8° n*8 8h° * ed « rickets, evidence of malnutrition _ ___ had practi- compunied her husband on the trip. Mr. and Mrs. Rees and daughter Company, Portland, Oregon The Ladies class of the Baptist Catherine have been guests at the Sight Specialists, will be In Hermis- all(l (>ther8 became Btl» apd crampy, rally disappeared, Oliver says, Christian church are having an Villermore. Elliot and E. A. Hoosier ton all day and evening Thursday. Mrs. W. B. Beasley left Tuesday marriage license records of the coun apron and cooked food sale Saturday homes. April 9. At the Hermiston Hotel. afternoon In the Hermiston Meat for Portland where she will visit for ty clerk’s office. SEE HIM ABOUT YOUR EYES. Pendleton visitors Saturday were Market. a week wi(h friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hanks were in Helen Fredrickson, Laura Wallace, Among those visiting from out of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Soncson have' town a short while Wednesday eve Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Green, Stanley moved Into the Walter Bodkins ning visiting with Mrs. Hank’s bro town this week were Mrs. E. R. Ash Green, Mrs. If. R. Wessell and son VITAMIN D NECESSARY house near the- ilerwtoton Service ther. Garnet D. Best. Mr. Hanks is Umatilla; Frank Leicht, Irrigon; H Stanley, Mrs. C. D. Connor and child IN HOG RATION, SAYS O.S.C. L. Dexter, Umatilla; Tom Boylen, Jr. Station) ACME SUPERBILT SPRAYERS AND METAL traveling salesman for General El ren, Mrs. Hoggard, Miss Shepherd Echo; C. M. McCall, Stanfield; R. ectric company. Ur. Clarke. Eye Specialist, In Her and Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Richards. WARE OFFER THE UTMOST QUALITY Pigs need their vitamin D Just as J. Campbell, Pendleton: R. R. Cul miston Thursday, April 9, at the C. D. Kelley was in Hermiston pett, Stanfield; M. E. Burdy, Stan A school principal’s meeting will much as humans do, says A. W. Oli THAT IS POSSIBLE TO BUILD •Hermiston Hotel. Thursday. He brought a truck load field; R. V. Jones, Irrigon; S, J. De be held In La Grande Saturday, ver, assistant professor of animal INTO A PRODUCT. Mrs. Neal Boynton Is absent from of mail from LaGrande to Umatilla Vine, Lexington; Ed Ditty, Stan April 4. The principals and several husbandry at Oregon State college. the telephone office this week be to be sent on to Portland and other field; and Ralph Saylor of Echo. teachers of Eastern Oregon plan to Instead of getting it from the dod- — Compare the following prices with other lines — cause of Illness. points. Twenty-five large trucks, all liver oil bottle, however, the pig is James Gennen of Umatilla was a be present. loaded with mail made the trip. Mrs. Gfmble, Mrs. Lyle Tilden and Special Easter services will be held usually dependent on sunshine and business visitor in Hermiston Thurs HAND SPRAYERS — 1 quart capacity......... $ .50 Mr. and Mrs. James Pointer from day morning. Mr. Gennen called at at the Presbyterian church next on alfalfa leaves, grass and other Mrs. Roumagoux motored to Pendle HAND SPRAYERS — 1 pint capacity................30 ton with Mrs. Janies Todd one day Oakland, California, were at the the Herald office and renewed his Sunday. The choir, under the leader green plants for its source of supply. home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warner subscription. this week. ship of Mrs. Winn, will sing a very COMPRESSED AIR KNAPSACK SPRAYER 4.75 In a recent experiment conducted Dr. and Mrs. T. K. Johnson and Sunday evening for a short while Roy Yardley, who has been em beautiful Easter anthem. The pastor at the college, Professor Oliver found TEN HOLE Baby Chick Feeders, Galv. Iron .20 son Chester were visitors in Pendle Mr. and Mrs. Pointer were formerly ployed at the Sharr Barber shop the Rev. Gibson, not only Invites, but that pigs which were excluded from In Hermiston and they are doing TEN HOLE Baby Chick Feeders, Charcoal Tin .25 ton Saturday. urges everyone to be present at this past year, has returned to Heppner sunlight and fed on a ration of bar fine work In Oakland. where he will work for a former special service. TWENTY HOLE Baby Chick Feeders— Mrs. J. A. Clark has been confined ley and tankage exhibited marked Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gerklng and employer. to her bed with a severe attack of Charcoal Tin-..................................................... 30 the flu. but is quite improved at this Herbert Hedwall attended a MacMarr ❖ ❖ ❖ v ••• •> ... <■ stores district convention In Pendle THIRTY HOLE Baby Chick Feeders— time. < ton Sunday. The meeting was held * Charcoal Tin ...............,.....................................45 Mr. and Mrs. Bert Haneline made In the Pendleton hotel with a good ♦ STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS ♦ a business trip to Pendleton Tues attendance. Mr. Gerklng is manager * < THIRTY HOLE — 10 quart feed er..................1.00 day. of the local MacMarr store and Mr. FIFTY HOLE — 17 quart fee d e r ............. 1.20 Rabbits and baskets of eggs for the youngsters The study club met Thursday at Marvin Hutchison and family of Hedwall assists him. the home of Mrs. W. G. Wallace. MASON JAR FOUNTS — Round or Star Pilot Rock and Mr. and Mrs. Baxter The Methodist Ladies Aid gave a — DELICIOUS BOX CHOCOLATES — Hutchison. Mr. Nlberguul, a neigh tea Wednesday afternoon at the The following officers were elected: Shape, 10c each or doz. for ......................... 1.00 President, Mrs. E. A. Hoosier; Vice bor. was also in lor the day. Special with Easter wrap and free home of Mrs. Waghorn. During the ONE GALLON Galvanized Iron F ounts..............65 Elmer Miller left Tuesday morn afternoon Mrs. Hills and Mrs. J. President, Mrs. J. Bogan; Secretary, Greeting Card if you wish. Mrs. W. T. Reeves; Treasurer, Mrs. ing for Portland where she will visit Norton gave a piano duet. Helen Lawn Mowers, Garden Hoes and all Lawn and T. A. O’Grady. for a week with friends and rela Ralph and Glenn Warner gave a 1-lb. Box Assorted Chocolates — 49c At the conclusion of the business Garden Tools are much lower in tes. , reading and Rosemary West sang, meeting two very interesting papers 2 1-2-lb. Box Assorted Chocolates — $1.19 price than last year. A1 Clayton purchased a Ford road Springtime In the Rockies,” accom ster front the Rohituan Motor com panied by Paul Marble on the Har were read on Mary Woolley and Ig- nace Podviewski. The next meeting 5-lb. Box Assorted Chocolate^ — $2.19 pany this week. . monica. The rest of the afternoon will be held on April 9 at the T. A. Mr. and Mrs. PHU l X Stone wero in was spent playing games. O’Grady home. Portland over thfe Xfiek end. Several state Legion and Auxil HERMISTON, OREGON Thos. Richards‘reports the sale of J. F. Gibsoujfctf Milton-Freewater iary officials were guests in Hermis his home to E. A. Hoosier. Before was a business WisWor in town Mon ton at the J. M. Biggs home Wednes moving Mr. Hoosier will have the In Hermiston Oregon day. day night. Among the group were terior of the residence redecorated. Elmer Miller left Tuesday morn Mrs. La-’ocla Cobb. Prineville, vice Miss Odelpha Hoskins, Wallace ing for the Veterans hospital in Port ^resident; Mrs. Luclle Ilelgerson, Baker and Buzz Smith have been land where he will receive medical Portland, In behalf of child welfare spending spring vacation at their attention. work; Mrs. Jack Fakin, Dallas, First homes. Miss Odelpha will resume her Mr. and Mrs. Harry McMillan of District Committee Woman; and Carl Coldendale, Wn„ visited Sunday at Moser, stato adjutant. The party studies at Monmouth while the boys return to U. of O. the home of Mrs. McMillan's par was returning from a trip to La- The community choir will again ents, Mr. and Mrs. James Scott. Grande, Elgin, Baker and Ontario meet Friday evening April 3 under P. C. Elbert, circulation manager where they attended meetings. At the direction of Mrs. Anna Compton for this district of the Oregon Jour nal, Portland, wus looking after business interests In this district HERE ARE SOME MONEY SAVERS AT YOUR ARMOUR STAR HAM, or w h o le................... 28c Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Muller re POT ROAST BEEF . i........................................ 17c HOME OWNED SERVICE STORE turned last week from an extended trip in eastern states where they SHOULDER PORK ROASTS .......................... 18c visited relatives and friends in New Full of flavor, health and nourishment! We have For Saturday, April 4 — Monday, April 6 DRESSED CHICKEN ......................................... 23c York, Washington, D. C„ and Wis the foods that will bring praise from the entire consin. They have been away over a family on Easter" day. Values too, greater than Peaches—Large h alv es.................. 19C period of a month. they have ever been. Quality — You Can’t Beat iiey? Salad Dressing—Pints ..................... 19C locator S. Mayo, 65, farmer of Prices — That Are Always Right Umatilla and Lucy D. Gray, also of Nalloy s Mayonnaise— Pints . 29c Umatilla, were married in Pendle Golden Bantam Corn—No. 2 tins, 3 for "Z" 35c Service — That You Can Depend On ton last Friday, March 27, by Judge Borden s Milk—Tall tins, 3 for . 25c Norborne Berkeley, according to Poultry Supplies CANDIES for EASTER! Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co. HERMISTON DRUG CO. 5 - ’ Easter Specials! SPECIALS! SPECIALS! EASTER THE BEST IN TALKING PICTURES Hermiston, Oregon PROGRAM THURSDAY FRIDAY - SATURDAY “THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS” Shrimp—Extra fancy, 5 oz. tins, 3 f o r ...... ™ 47c Honey Maid Grahams—2 lb. caddy 34c Mother’s Oats—With China LZZ“ ” 37c i n Ie* 2 re£ular 20c v aities...... 15c Jello—Any flavor, 3 f o r ............................. ' 03«. Maayothsr bargains — 0 * onr prices on Quality’ Merchandise. * ¿ “5 £.#d/ While we have the sise' and H e r m is t o n M e a t M arket A. W. TURNBLAD — PHONE 411 — — IT C SUNDAY AND MONDAY CNAM .lt (R O G E R S ( 'Along Came I, A PICTURE OF UNUSUAL MERIT, AND EXCEPTIONAL EN TERTAINMENT VALUE. Alao Comedy and Fox News COMING — TOM SAWYER JUST IMAGINE FREE If yon have No. 129« — 1431 1563 — 1621 — 1782 — 192», on your program for month of April 1931, clip off number and it will entitle yon to 2 tickets to the Oasis Theatre for Friday or Sunday this week. i" v»e » w n or Z * Powdered Sugar Freäh, Soft Fluffy ones. Best Quality. Extra Fine 27c 5 Pounds for Swans Down Cake Flour IE " I I \A Z F I I Q *7 O / C Package 33c The Perfect Geletine Dessert. JLlzL" W CxLzlu EIGHT FLAVORS lealthful and Dtficious Special! 3 pkgs. 19c We also now have JIFFY LOU Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by Phone 331. Hermiston, Or., Thursday, April 2, 1031 per pound RANCH EGGS Marshmallows T U M -A -L U M T IC K L E R Voi. 31 25c Large, White, WMttent for coloring. Hermiston, Oregon Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. .. — WHOLE Doz. ■IL ADMISSION: Evenings 25c & 5 Or Matinee. 15c and 35c Also Entertaining Short Features HALF FRESHCL0CAL J L d V J V lU Per POUND Everybody laughs with Lloyd. And now he's roaring in on a rocket of fun and thrills. A romantic cruise of Jov that takes you from Hawaii to San Francisco. How? Don't worry- see Lloyd. Medium-sized MORREL’S PRIDE Besides, Ham is now the most economical meat you can buy. KINGSLEY’S Phone 171 Fancy, Who would want to be without Ham & Eggs for Easter Breakfast? don t be fooled with something just as good for there are none. Shoes for all. H n .Z ! B A1 n of Lad,le*' dres»es- Look them over when in need. Hosiery and Uunderwear for all. Garments for the Eaby. Other lines too numerous to mention. ” J MATINEE: Saturday, 2:30 P.M, HAM S P E C IA L S No. 13 The new 3 minute pudding dessert Editorial "Good paint costs | it.’ nothing." And It is I true whin you stop to An archaeologist re think about it, -for ports finding a skele good paint pays for ton with the right arm Itself by adding to the raised. The first hitch value of the property, hiker, perhaps. by saving repair bills, — 0— and by keening the One of tho surest home up-to-date. signs of spring is when — 0- - you see the bottom of Tum-A-Lum paint i» J the coal bln peeping the paint that "Costs t h r o u gh. Remember you nothing." that we have wood and coal for your summer cooking. One reason a lot of people don't get ahead In the world Is be cause they are always looking b a c k w a r d . They aren’t Interested In where they are go ing, they would rather see where they have been, R. A. Brownson, Editor. — 16 (Building (Costs are down 16.3 per cent, "lower than they have heen for many years. There never was a bet ter time for you to re pair, repaint, remodel, or build a new home. — 0— Henry: "I’d like a V. V. Lewis Is bulld- new front door and •ing > brooder house lock on my house." this week. Us: "Will you take He Is raising a large It with you?" flock of turkeys this Henry; "No, I’ll send year. the house over after March may have come In like a Lamb and it sure kept up the reputation by leaving like a Lion. — 0— R. H. Stock a rd Is building an Incubator house. He expects to Increase hts turkey and chicken f l o c k s over last rear. t> e ~ v .e <•« n » ** e TH B IO W B O Y -J . » lO I dfa»«» iv llil. * • • • w ataw « * - • q N>* ««» >»». P r ie « • 14S .S O . I n , ititi, ir « * O lb tr G - e H ttU t woM,.- ,«« Hig*. *»V •ira.M ) l i t ««gr«». CoaMMfea Seas i •I '» «*• S h M . L n - • iis .s e _ 7 .tt«u, irrww-Gr« Awfadtat 4 Broken Slices No. 2% Tins PINEAPPLE ta ”° Tont C mural V V ** •S .o o « ¿ ti- « « ■ « /. ¿o0* 2 fo r 3 5 c 40-30 Size D R I E D P R U N E S Fancy. Date Prunes 4 lbs. 25c, 25 lb. . Wooden Box $1.49 A fc ir 'F C -7 I V ./A ll V llL D ARE B0TH MUCH better and MUCH CHEAPER. WE HAVE A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SIZES. MEDIUM SIZE, 2 DOZ. FOR 45c Graham Crackers TRU BLU, Milk and Honey, 2 lb. pkgs. «1/1 Argo Corn or Gloss Starch, 3 for 25c GE N E R A L ® E LECTRIC P & G NAPHTHA SOAP, 10 bars 35c FVUL RA2VCSB R A D IO Hermiston Light & Power Co. Hermiston, Oregon 1 Hermiston, Oregon M ac M arr k STORES Phone 241
