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THURSDAY, MAT 11, 1181
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
Airwey Keeper Position Open
George Haskell was in this riei-
* nlty Tuesday looking after business
The V. 8. Civil Service Commis
COLD SPRINGS ITEMS
♦ interests.
sion announces an open competitive <•
♦
♦
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghton en
examination for filling a vacancy in
I*
tertained at several tables of bridge
the position of Assistant Airway
Cold Springs Is a busy place these Saturday evening. The guests were
Keeper, U. S. Lighthouse Service. De
Mrs. F. B. Knapton of Boise. Ida
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. McKenzie mo partment of Commerce, Umatilla In days as it Is headquarters for con Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Williams. Mr.
ho. was an all night visitor at the tored to Pendleton Wednesday where termediate Lauding Field, Uma struction work of the eastern divi and Mrs. Henry Wler and Mr. and
Curtis Simons home Tuesday.
they visited with their son, Frank, tilla, Oregon, at $1200 a year. Re- sion of the Wallula cut-off highway. Mrs. Clair Caldwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace motored
«hieb have long stood
The Methodist Ladles Aid met at who haa been with his grandmother, relpt of applications to close June 6. | SeTer“
vacant are now occupied and a new to Pendleton Monday with several
the home of Mrs. Jess Prlndle Wed Mrs. G. R. O’Daniel, all week.
1931.
crates of strawberries.
nesday afternoon.
For further application blank building has been erected to serve
Mr. and Mrs. A. Farmer are the
as
a
commusary
for
the
construction
Saturday night Mrs. Fred Mark-
Summer Library hoirrs. Beginning proud parents of a nine pound baby apply to the Secretary. Board of U.
Monday. June 1, the Hermiston li daughter born Bunday, May 17, at 8. Civil Service Examiners, Pendle crew. Work of clearing the right- barn and daughter Billy gave a party
brary will be open from 3:00 to 5:00 Mrs. Farmer's mothers home in ton, Oregon, or to the Manager, 11th of-way Is progressing and an addi for the young people of the communi
Weston.
p. m. except Sunday? *"* '
U. 8. Civil Service District, 205 Post tional crew will soon be employed ty. The evening was spent in play
for grading.
ing games. Delicious refreshments
Office
Building. Seattle, Wn.
Ford Annlnium no«' in stock. Any
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Starkey of Port
Continued warm weather is melt were served at a late hour. A splen
quantity. Rohrman Motor Co. — Adv land visited last Thursday and Fri
did time was reported.
Artamus Hogue of Janesville, Wis day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Otto In Condolence to Antone Soneson ing the snow In the mountains and
causing the Columbia to raise above
Mrs. Joe Puckett, Mrs. Leola Bea-
consin, arrived in Hermiston Tues Pierce. They left Saturday for Coeur
the
Juniper,
Cold
Springs
road.
Rush
vert
and Otto Benefield accompanied
Dear
Brother:
day and will live with his aunt, Miss J’Alene, Idaho. Mr. Starkey is Mrs.
We are called upon again to as Higginbotham came near being ma
Rita Rogue, who lives north of Pierce’s brother.
semble, in tlie most fitting way, ap rooned upon this road last Wednes
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. A. Siiis of propriate wonts in which to console day. The school bug wag compelled
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Yeager of Athena came to Hermiston Saturday
a Brother of our lodge in the time to uses the upland road, causing the
Walla Walla visited Tuesday and morning for their daughter, Miss
children to walk some distance on
of bis bereavement.
Wednesday of this week with Mr. Glea Sias, who has been teaching in
A beloved wife answered the call the Juniper end of the road.
and Mrs. Fred Barker.
the Columbia district school tor the of our Father, who art in Heaven
Mrs. Ross Shaw’s mother arrived
Harry Kelley whfr purchased a past two years. Mr. Sias Is pastor of
We realize the sorrow and loneli from Portland last Friday and ex
the
First
Christian
church
in
place near town this spring, has 300
ness that now exists in your house pects to spend some time visiting at
baby turks hatched Tuesday at Dr. Athena.
hold, the inability to ensemble proper the Shaw home on the island.
Ueletskie's place.
Ford Annlnium now in stock. Any words of condolence at this time. Be
The Cold Springs school closed last
Congressman Robert R. Butler of quantity. Rohrman Motor Co. — Adv It therefor resolved that the officers Friday with a school picnic. The
The Dalles stopped in Hermiston
Miss Helen Harding, daughter of and members of Vineyard Lodge No. oageant of Uncle Sam and his pos
Tuesday while on his j a y to Pendle Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Harding, arrived 206, extend to you our heartfelt sessions was presented with an out
ton where he spoke bqfore the Com iu Hermiston Sunday from Portland sympathy In your time of bereave door setting near the river. A pic
mercial Club Wednesday.
;nd will visit for the next two weeks ment.
nic dinner was enioyed and the af
Dr. II. C. Curry this Seattle Eye before going on to St. Louis, MIs-
Friendship, Love and Truth,
ternoon given to sports. All present
sight Specialist, who has made pro tourl, where she will become the
Committee. took part In various events Includ-’
fessional visits to Hermiston for IP iridc of Mr. Elmer Groshan.
lng cake walk, javalln throw, shot
years, and is known for -good optica!
H. J. Stillings, who was at Port
out, discus throw, hose race and
d><S-
work at reasonable prices, will again land Monday with a car of Hermis
< other events. Prizes were given and
be at the Hotel Herm^stqn.^Tqesday. ton live stock, reports that Hermis
MINNEHAHA NEWS NOTES * i jolly time enjoyed by all.
May 26, for one day. E^ea^atpJned. ton hogs and sheep both topped the
4
glasses ground and fitted.
— Adv Portland market again last Monday.
>
IRRIGON NEWS
♦
Mrs. F. C. McKenzie and Mrs. A
Albert Kennings, who has been
H. Norton were Joint hostesses last employed as clerk at Kingsley’s fo r ! John Ulrich, a former resident of
Mr. and Mrs. Baker of Portland
Friday at a bridge par(y..Np special the past year, has taken his sheep this district, is visiting Eldon Par
decorations were used. Prizes were to the mountains and will look alter sons home. Mr. and Mrs. Ulrich are /(sited from Tuesday until Saturday
it the home of Mrs. Baker’s father
FRED BARKER, Agent
won by Mro. Clint Jackson, Mrs. them for the rest of the summer. Roy living at Rainier, Oregon.
Raymond Walker, and Mrs. George Bills Is taking his place at Kingsleys, W. G. Rodda returned home Thurs Mr. C h ile s Benefeel.
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Briggs.
The Propst Variety Store wish to day after spending several days at
Wm. Fareweather, pastor of th< announce another sale week reduced Pendleton. .
Pendleton Baptist church called at .»rices on every article in the store
The Butter Creek road has been
— Adv recently regraded.
the Herald office Saturday as he war in a 25c purchase.
HELP YOURSELF TO HEALTH
returning to his home attlr attend
George Challis purchased 1GOO
Last Wednesday the annual schoo’
lng a convention at Corvallis.
Tlars from J. H. Reid this week and picnic was held at the Minnehahc
Word was received from Ina Len 100 from Walter Sanders, which he school grounds. A large crowd at
is economical
hart of Portlnnd this week stating will market. These two flocks are the tended.
that she Is employed Jfl the dining ildest on the project and Mr. Challis
Mary Roddn has received her
DAILY DELIVERY — BEST OF SERVICE
room of the Portland Golf club. Ina will buy from other growers as the student’s certificate in Palmer Me
teason progresses. Mr. Challis covers thod writing.
has been in Portland two weeks.
Phone 901 or 741
ORON 0. FELTHOUSE, Owner
W. W. Felthouse, Floyd Knerr the territory of LaGrande, Pendle
Those receiving reading oert.fi-
George Wagner and Otto Plercespent ton, Milton-Freewater, Athena and eates were Mary Rodda, Billy Jack
the week end fishing on the Des be finds Hermiston a lively place son, Gladys McKenzie, Frank Rodda
chutes and returned with 25 nice n comparison with these communi- lane Jackson, nnd Bobby Jackson.
sized salmon. Floyd Pierce and Ken les.
Will Kray; er is home from Pen
neth Knerr accompanied them.
Everybody seems well satisfied Ileton where he spent several day:
with the 25c grab bu;,s at i’rnpst last week.
Variety Store.
’—Adv
Janice Mntott is at I.a Grandi
Mrs. D. M. Decter motored to D y visiting jvith her grandparents, Mr
V u
ton Saturday where she will visit ind Mrs. C. R. Osri.
vlth her mother, Mrs. B. E. Win
A f' r . '
¡list.
¡ ’or mother v K1 return to Her
THE BEST IN TALKING
niston with her Friday and will visit
PICTURES
a few days before going to San
Hermiston, Oregon
Francisco, Calif., for an extended va
cation.
PR00RAM
Mrs. J. R. Harding received 800
FRITA Y . SATURDAY
White Leghorn buby chicks from the
-
'tussell Ha(<herlos at Corvallis
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rhuradny. This shipment will bring
he brood to tho number of 1280.
TO KEEP A GOOD BAKERY,
Mrs. Harding states that she has
tad good luck with them so far, with
IT IS NECESSARY TO SUPPORT ONE.
he loes of only a few chicks.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Clark left Sat
Dr. Curry, the old
See and hear and be thrilled— Ga urday for Everett. Wn., going li.v
ry Cooper. Lily Damita, Ernest way of Portlnnd and Hillsboro. They
RELIABLE EYESIGHT
Torrence, Fred Kohler and Tully nlan to be gone two weeks and will
SPECIALIST
Marshall In "Fighting' Caravana," visit Mrs. Clarke’s sister, Mrs. J. B.
of
Seattle,
who has made
hectic spectacle talkie of the old Nostrand. In Everett and her bro
Hermiston Oregon
West.
,
professional visits to
ther, Carl Tynn, in Seattle. Mr.
Clark
Is
manager
of
the
Hermiston
MATINEE SATURDAY
HERMISTON
Light & Powor company.
I*
Swift’s
Service
Satisfies
Butterfat
22c
EGGS
10c
Heavy Hens 13c
Broilers
14c
Swift’s Cream
Station
by their slater, Mrs. Baker of Port
land, motered to Walla Walla Thurs
day to visit friends, returning Fri
day.
,
Mrs. Amy Collins went to Portland
on a business trip Sunday.
Robert Smith and his mother, Mrs.
Sam Smith, accompanied high and
Junior high school students on a
camping trip up in the mountains
south of Ukiah Friday, returning
late Sunday evening.
The rest of the high school
students, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. Dawald, motored to C o ld
Springs Friday for a picnic. The af
ternoon was spent in boating and
swimming, followed by a welner
roast in the evening.
Mrs. A. C. Houghten and Mrs. R.
Williams were among the guests at
a party given at the home of Mrs.
Jene Dexter of Umatilla Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lane, with their
friends, Mr. and Mrs. Parlett, visited
their relatives Mr. and Mrs. Hough-
ten over the week end.
GARDEN HOSE
High Pressure Non-Kinkable Wrapped Garden Hose
Coupled in 50-foot lengths — Special at only
$ 3 .4 8
Moulded Corrugated Garden Hose Double— Double
Cord Tire Construction. Very flexible. Guaran
teed against all defects, also not to crack nor
kink. Regular Price $5.75 — Special at only
$ 4 .9 8
GARBAG E PAIL
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
Oregon Hdwe. & Implement Co.
HERMISTON, OREGON
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—: Meadowbrook Ice
If you think your bakery is a
2SS
GPaaiBÔIlfMtrr
credit to your town,
FIG H TIN G
CARAVANS
Coming Again!
why send your money to
SAVE YOUR
EYES!
Portland for bread?
The Hermiston Bakery
AFTERNOON, 2:30 F.M.
Also Comedy an d '
Farrell Oolf Lesson No. 4
See Oolf Lessons Friday apd Sat
urday during month of May
and try them out on Sunday
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
WASNCK s n o t
A ctw at
When a man has too many wives,
too many children and too many
sweethearts, the best thing he can
do Is to lose his memory. Rut this
harransed husband discovered that
he couldn’t eolve hit troubles by
forgetting them.
The women
wouldn't let him!
A GAY, SOPHISTICATED FARCE
THAT YOU SIMPLY MUSN’T
MISS!
Also Comedy and Fox News
FREE
If yon have No. 2522 — 2691
2733 — 2999 — 3160 — 3571,
on your program for month of
May. 1931, clip off number and
it « ill entitle you to 2 tickets to
the Oasis Theatre for Friday or
Sunday this week.
Call for Bids
School bus route bids will be re
ceived by R. A. Brownson, Clerk of
District No. 14, for what are known
as the Southeast route; North Hill
route; and the route through Dist
rict No. 8. See R. A. Brownson for
tpeciflcatlons and requirements.
Bids to be in by June 30, 1931.
R. A. BROWNSON, Clerk
of School Dtst. No. 14.
(May 21. 28)
for 10 years, will again
be at the
HERMISTON HOTEL
TUESDAY, May 26th
FOR ONE DAY
Eyes Examined - Glasses
« Ground and Fitted -
— Charges Reasonable —
Saturday Specials
POT ROAST BEEF............................................... 16c
SIRLOIN STEAKS............................................... 20c
SHOULDER PORK RO A ST.............................. 16c
PORK CHOPS ..................................................... 20c
SHOULDER PORK STEAKS, ........................ 18c
BACK BACON, ................................................... 20c
Always a full line of
Fresh and Cured Meats to select from.
QUALITY
—
PRICE
— SERVICE
"THE HOME OF QUALITY MEATS”
Hermiston Meat Market
A. W TURNOLAD — PHONE 411
G et th e fa c ts b e h in d th is
J YEAR
GUARANTEE
M IL L IO N G E N ER A L
ELECTRIC Refrigeratore
ve riven expense-free service
in a Bullion homesl Now General
E leetrio gives a remarkable
gs -antee and new low prices,
nuw refinem ents. Finger-tip
latch. Sliding shelves. All-steel
cabinets, with porcelain lining
that resists frnit acids.
Monitor Top
op me
mecha*
1 operates quietly in a I
o f oil. An accessible temperature
control provides fast-freesing of
ice cube, and desserts. Individual
nones of eold meet every refriger
ating need. Broom-high legs
make sweeping easy. Installa
tion is as simple as connecting
an eleetrio fan.
The
/•to M to «&• C«n«raJ
(with two whole y ears to pay)
GENERAL Q ELECTRIC
A L L *8T IIL
R E F IIC B R A T O R
DOMESTIC. APABTMENT BOUSE AND COMMERCIAL R EFRICERATO RS
ELECTRIC WATER COOLERS
Hermiston Light & Power Co.
Hermiston, Oregon
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
I Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
Tum-A-Lnm Lumber Co.
Yol. 31
—
Phone 331.
Hermiston, Or., Thursday, May 21, 1931
Editorial
No. 19
your home, cover It
with a coat of paint
and have a modern
home. The other way
of saying It is RE
MODELED.
new screen doors and
you will not be both
ered by flies. We have
a screen door with all
necessary
hardware
that will coet you only
82.85 this week.
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This summer weath
er is ideal for paint
ing, especially floors
as they can be painted
In the evening and be
dry by morning. Porch
and Floor Enamel at
80c a quart.
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A colored boy was
strolling through a
eemetary reading the
Inscriptions on
the
tombstones. He came
to one which read,
"Not dead, but sleep
ing.” Scratching hla
head, the negro re
marked, "He sure ain’t
Remove, replace and
Screen the windows, foolin’ nobody hut hls-
add a few boards to the porche«, put up eelf.”
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We are reminded of
the young poet who
|sent his moat treasur
ed poem to a maga
zine editor, "let me
|know if you can use
this," he wrote, "as 1
¡have other irons In the
fire." In a few days
the hard-boiled editor
answered: " R e m o v e
the irons and Insert
poem.”
R. A. Brownson,
Editor.
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A. F. Bensel and C.
M. Best are reshIng
ling their homes thia
week. The Best grade
of shingles are very
low In price this year.
It will pay you to re-
ehingle now.
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1 / a l u e
W r o n ly th e wolldiL
j f hnqe& tU em aket
can offet • • • •
4.40-2Í
$4.98
(29x4.40)
4.50-20
$5.60
(29x4.50)
4.75-19
:28x4.7’)
5.00-19
(29x5.00)
5.25-19
(29x5.25)
$6.65
6.00-20
*32x6.00)
$6.98
$6.15
$11.50
All sixes low priced. Save on tubes, too.
Guaranteed Tire Repairing
$5.69
On your w heel
Rohrman Motor Co.
Authorised Ford Sales and Service
Phone 571
Hermiston, Oregon