F A O » FOUR
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
they had shipped to Corvallis from
where they were relayed on.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol N. Edlger, Lean
der and Elvin Quiring. and Henry
Edlger, all of Dallas, Oregon, spent
Sunday and Monday visiting with
Mr. and Mr». B. Haneline were! The Hermiston Hotel lobby 1» being
Alfred Quiring. They thought this
Pendleton visitors Sunday.
Redone thia week with a fresh coat
was a great country and were sur
W. W. Caldwell of Umatilla is ol caluomine and paint
prised at the size of Cold Springs
building a new house.
| C. M. Barnett of LaCrand. former
reservoir.
Mrs. C. A. Paul and daughter Emo- resident and property owner was a
Among primary teachers attending
gene were Pendleton visitor« Satur- visitor here this week. He just re-
a special meeting in County School
day‘
¡cently returned from a trip to Mis-
Superintendent's office J. A. Yenger’s
lom ato plants for sale. Mrs. Geo. souri.
office last Saturday were: Miss Fan
Br,ggs’
—Adr. | H. E. Hanby Installed a DeLavei
nie Todd. Miss Giea Sias, Miss Elea-
Kev. O. W. I*ayne will preach the sterilizer in his dairy this week
nore Briggs, Miss Mary Petrie, Miss
Bacceleaureate sermon for the Fos- which holds eight crates of bottles
Clara Gebnert, Miss Emma Thoeny,
sll graduates Sunday night.
| T. G. Gregory is building a new
and Mrs. Gerald White.
Einett Rogers of Ashland on his brooder house on his place north of
Mr. and Mrs. John Kopacz, who re
way to Union. Oregon, visited friends town that will house 500 chicks.
turned from a short honeymoon trip
In Columbia district last Sunday.
! Mr
. ..
F. C. McKenzie, together with Mrs. daiiehte M
i. rown9On an(l
In Washington last Friday morning,
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daughter Mary were business visitors
were eharivaried that evening by a
T. H. Fraser were Pendleton visitors
Pendleton Tupsd
Monday.
group of friends. About 6o guests
Monte Hedwall of Heppner was a '. Regular shipments of asparagus
gathered in to congratulate the
week end visitor with his parents an d ' aV® been 8ent froni the Iocal depot
young couple and participate in the
friends here. Mr. Hedwall is a but- th® pa8t we,,,t wlth large “mounts
treats. Mr. and Mrs. Kopacz were
termaker in Heppner.
¡coming up from Irrigon.
MUSICIAN & VAUDEVILLE ARTIST married Wednesday, April 29.
Ed Thompson who lives on the
Sidney Archer of the Stanfield pro-
Private Orin F. Arthur, son of Mr.
Here Friday, May 9
Hermiston project is constructing ^ect has Just completed a modern
and Mrs. Perry Arthur of the Colum
turkey brooder houses with a capaci- chicken house with a capacity for Hills and Mrs. A. H. Norton.
bia district, who is stationed at the
E. D. Davis, Bill Freer and Allen Marine base, San Diago, Calif., has
ty for 2000 turkeys.
20°-
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Blood of Port-1 Fred Hale of Stanfield is building Darr, Jr., returned last night from been promoted to position of personal
land came Thursday and will spend rew cow barns that will take care of Pasco, Wn„ where they had been orderly to Captain Grayson of the
the week visiting with Mr. and Mrs. 20 cows and will install milking ma- doing seme work. They expect to Marines, according to a letter re
Frank Wright.
chines. He is also constructing a new spend about a week surveying work ceived by his parents this week. Orin
Carnet D. Best, assistant county horse barn. He lives just out of the on the Umatilla ^Rapids Project.
Is only 18 years old and has received
Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dowell caine three promotions since enlisting.
agent, and Chas. McLean were look- city limits of Stanfield
Ing over baby chick broods on the I The Hermiston Union hi~h school fr° m North Be“d la8t week where
Miss Margaret Neary and brother
project Wednesday and find them all ¡G irls Glee club plcniced on the Co-Itb®y haV® been ,or the past eight Jim Neary left today for San Fran
coming along fine.
< lumbia river near iocats
¡months and will make their home in cisco, Calif.. In order to be with their
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Blessing r « - L „ w. . h
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Hermiston. Mr. Dowell is a retired
brother Joe Neary who graduates
turned Saturday from ¿he seashore J , chanernnt M a n
■ ’ 88 D ,iIy .minister of the Baptist church,
from St. Mary’s college in Oakland
where they spent neirtyA w o weeks, „icnie lunch u •• n ' • a
“
The Senior class observed their an-
Mr. Blessing Is muctSTiproved in, "
38 m'*Ch ®nJ° y®d-
nual «"eak day Wednesday and went with very high honors next week.
health.
' Mrs A‘ W' Chri8t°Phors,>n retur- up to Cabbage Hill above Pendleton Miss Neary will remain in San Fran
Mrs. W. J. Warner tkUns to leave
Pwrt!an(l Monday where she for a picnic. Henry Harger chaper- cisco where she will attend teacher’s
Friday for Eugene wliJr^she will be nmther' M r^M 1^
" W<?Ck' H° r On€d th® SrO"P a"d th®y 8topped ,n
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L ID IN G SHELVES are
b at one o f th e many i
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For the balance of this week
we are going to sell you
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at $1.00 Each
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May. 1931, clip off number and
it will entitle you to 2 tickets to
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Snnday this week.
EXCHANGE FOR PROPERTY
IN CALIFORNIA
7 Room Modern White Stucco Spanish Bungalow.
On wide paved street, grounds 115x190 feet. Near car line.
Stores, nice homes. 3o Minutes drive to center L. A. Shade, orna
mental trees, flowers, shrubbery. Orange. Lemon, Fig. Apricot. and
Peach trees. Also Grapes. Two room apartment which brings
small rental. Fine home, or a chicken ranch. Fifty feet concrete
floor garage
House furnished. Small tools. Wood fire place, gas
electricity, city wRter. and Free and Clear,
Owner will consider offers In exchange for improved
small farm, all equipped and ready to go.
NO FUNK AND NON PRODUCING PROPERTY WANTED
SKK VIEWS OF THE PROPERTY AT HENRY HITT’S STORE
AND SUBMIT PROPOSITION
JACK HALE, San Fernando, Calif., Rt. 1, Bx 3 9 7
Moulded Corrugated Garden Hose Double— Double
Cord Tire Construction. Very flexible. Guaran
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To 8 P. M.
Heavy Corrugated Galvanized Garbage Pail with
tight fitting covers and wire bail.
20 Quart Pails at only .................... $1.00
25 Quart Pails at only .................... $1.15
30 Quart Pails at only .................... $1.25
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PROPRIETOR
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
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Broom Juwps Ckon
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this week, a large variety from which to choose and every
broom reasonably priced. Take advantage of these low prices.
Buy a broom today and avoid the unpleasant, tiring experience
of trying to sweep with an old, worn-out broom.
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OUR REGULAR 98c VALUE
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son. Tom Abie. John Gilson, Harold
Reeves, Herbert Gillanders, Henry
Kopacz and Stanley Green.
Wednesday, May 20. has beeen set
for class day at Irrigon, and a pro
gram will be presented aj 2:00 o'
clock In the afternoon. Commence
ment exercises will be held Thurs
day, May 21, in the auditorium.
Graduates are Robert Walpool, Ver
die Leach and Shirley Fredrickson.
GARDEN HOSE
a d d con ven ien ce . . m a k e fo o d
e a s y - to - re a c h
PROGRAM
FOR THE RIGHT ANSWERS, SEE '
parlors: May IT— Baccalaureate ser
vice in the Presbyterian church with
Rev. J. F. Gilson delivering the ad
dress; May 20— Cldaa night exercises
In the high school auditorium; May
SCHOOL CALANDAR CROWDED
22— Commencement, night. Speaker»
for thia night wifi be John Gilson,
WITH COMING SCHOOL EVENTS
valedictorian; Stanley flreen, salu-
(Continued from page One)
torlan and Alice Rhea, tgird speaker.
with Neva Neill, Wilma McCarty and
Members of the class are; Marjory
Oscar McCarty graduating.
Hutton. Alice Rhea, Margaret Gil
Coining school events at Stanfield
are: May 7— 4-H club meetings;
May 8— Baseball and tennis games
with Umatilla at Umatilla; May 14—
Junior-Senior banquet in the church
N ew t
S l id in g
S h elves
THURSDAY - FRIDAY
Matinee Saturday, 2:30 P.M.
How far do you live from Reno?
Have you ever been separated?
• lave you stopped beating your'
wife? (Answer “Yes" or “No")
Do you look upon divorce as a last
fesort or Just a summer resort?
How pot is incompatible,
college this summer before returning
in the fall to take over her duties as
principal of the Echo grade school.
Jim will remain there with her.
HERMISTON, OREGON
entertained by her daughter Jane wlth
r nnriM“' y Morrow> ^turned Pendleton on their return and atten-
along with other mothers on Mother’s
a"d rema',,ed ° V®r U ntllded a ’ how.
Day.
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I Some good catches of trout and
Mrs. C. C. Deurfey and son Jarvis
’ w “"'1 Mr8’ W’ P
of Pro» salmon have been made recently. Os-
went to Portland Sunday on a busi-|n
" “5®. '® Pr° Ud parcntB (,f a
Payne reported taking 17 salmon
ncss trip. Jarvis returned W ednes-lLr'n ,o
,
^ r n Thursday, and Merl Potter 32 last week. 0. O.
day morning and Mrs. Deurfey T h u r s - ’
u I,er‘nl8,on Hospital. and W. W. Felthouse made a fine
day.
Ilb ,1M® “au8“ ter has been named catch of trout Sunday while fishing
MarJ°rle-
in the Deschutes
People applying for dog license
Mrs. Henry Hitt and Mrs. Frank
Shippers of hatching eggs who
must now send -4.00 for male dogs
Shaw were hostesses at a bridge have been shipping direct to the Rus
and 25.00 for female dog, according
luncheon Tuesday afternoon at the sell Poultry Yards at Corvallis are |
to word received from the County
home of Mrs. Hitt. Prizes were won now sending eggs to the branch hat
Clerk’s offlcee.
by Mrs. F. B. Swayze, Mrs. O. A. chery in California, when formerly
The framework above the artesian
well west of town blew down Wed
nesday night under the pressure of
the wind.
T H U R S D A Y , M A Y T, IS S I
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Hermiston, Or., Thursday, May 7, 1931
Editorial
It the baby fails on
¡his head, don’t worry.
I The country will al
ways need Orchestra
! leaders and congres-
¡¡K lo n a l Investigating
committee..
R. A. Brownaon.
Editor.
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With the approach
of summer, insulation
comes to the f r o n t
again. It ia just as Im
portant to keep the
heat out in summer as
It Is to keep It in dur-
'ng the winter. Insula
tion will pay for itself
md it Is always on the
job.
No. 17
congratulated on the
kuccess of their prom,
which was a credit to
them In every way.
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You can’t grow rock
gardens by planting
Vebbles.
A garden fense and
trellis painted white or
green will add much to
Your garden. We have
Inany attractive styles
and very moderate prl
ces.
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Save by painting
If the birds and bees your home. A five year
'ire here the bugs won’t job with gu ran tee of
be far behind.
satisfartion.
Best Food Mayonaise . ’¡'ULL PINT JAR
POUND
True Bake Crackers. 2 CARTON
CHINA
MOTHER’S OATS WITH
PREMIUM
OZ.
Royal Baking Powder, 12 SIZE
PACKED
M.J.B. COFFEE, VACUUM
39c I
PER POUND
GREEN
TREE TEA or BLACK 1 lb. pkge. 69c 1
Crbco or Snowdrift, 3 lb. tin 69c
Palm Olive Soap,
3 bars 19c I
BEAUTY EXPERTS RECOMMEND
PALMOLIVE TO KEEP THAT SCHOOLGIRL COMPLEXION
NAPHTHA SOAP, 1 0 ban 33cl
HEAD LETTUCE
I LEMONS ™ lîo T WEATHER
Get an eetlmate. It
costs nothlag and obli
gates you in no way.
The Juniors of the
High School are to be
an IDEAL HOT WEATHER DISH
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APPLY THE MAGIC BRUSH
Hermiston,
Oregon
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