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PAGE rorm looking after business interests here. Column are Contributed by the Mr. McNaught recently moved to Hermiston W. C. T. U. Portland but still has his business here and will spend at least a week 'Is the eighteenth amendment a ! Mrs. W. L. Blessing and Mrs. W.. Frank 8wayze is now emplojed at here every mouth. violation of state . right«? The eigh- —,— ------------- (Continued from page One) L. Morgan were business visitors in I the Rohrman garage Mr. . . . . . and u ., u Mrs. O. vr. O. u . Felthouse c e im o u s e re- re- teenth amendment not only does not I turkeys be rut out and that the best Pendleton Tuesday. turned Monday from a two week's violate --------— state rights, protects turkey display u be » • it » ge« fcefcfc»^*.«» I them. I 1 V I U . I I market - ------- — c O substituted ilU O lllU lC f Clifford Jenkins went to Portland vacation VaCHflntl spent at lit noil.». Tk... n m I a/iik rk - > o _ coast point«. They Mrs. J. D. Wagborn left for Seat Before the adoption of national with Prizes of >3.00 and >2.00 awar Thursday (today) where he will re were with Dr. and Mrs. Christopher tle Monday where she will spend celve medical attention. prohibition, a majority of the states ded That on and after August 1st we will do no delivering. son who will spend two weeks in had enacted laws prohibiting the The board voted to *l¥e ‘h® 4-H some time visiting with her brother. Portland while Dr. Christopherson Manufacture and sale of alcoholic club giris mor® 8pac® for display and Miss Ruth Davis returned Satur Our shop will be operated on a strictly cash and carry J. M. Biggs and J. E. Hallyburton | does some special studying. leverages within their borders. The I demonstration this year and accepted made a hurried trip to Burns, Ore day from Portland after visiting system, an we are now delivering nt a loss to us. — Miss Frandis Goff came Friday Ights of these states were In con- P 1” ' Wni' Hlneline s revision for the gon, Sunday, where they looked over several days with her mother. ¡tant Jeopardy when liquor could be I women’s division. Mrs. Hineline has and will visit lor a month with her a road contract job. We will aim to give you the best o f __ Miss Glea Sias of Athena visited »liter, Miss Adeline Goff, here. She zanily smuggled in from other states IcharKe ot tbis division and promised Mrs. John Mulholland, who has from Saturday until Tuesday with accompanied the group of Epworth which had not outlawed it. The U ni-1lhe board that there would be some SERVICE — QUALITY — AND — PRICE been visiting her parents, Mr. and friends in Hermiston and Columbia League young people to Buttle Lake ted States could no more remain di-1 *'ne demonstration work put on by district. Mrs. Lon Dotson, of the Columbia We Earnestly 8olicit Your Patronage — I THANK YOU where the League Institute is being vided over liquor than It could over the girls’ club. district, left Sunday evening for her and carried the problem of slavery. Abraham i A motion was made ----- ------------------ Mrs. Ben Spencer and daughter held. They left Monday. home in Long Beach, Calif. divided I tllat Mr‘ Sbovbo’s revision on honey Mias Eva Skinner left for her home Lincoln said, “A house Edythanne of Umatilla visited Sat _ _ _ I nri 9OU Ko U. A I a ..a Floyd Dut,y of Lewiston, Idaho, urday and Sunday with Mrs. Spen in Moscow, Idaho, Saturday, after aganst itself cannot stand. I believe I prlze8 be accepted by the board with “T H E HOM E OF Q U A L IT Y MEATS” visiting for the past week with this government cannot endure half I cuts mad® on some of the first prizes. cousin of Curtis Simons, is visiting der's father, Joe Heeves. here this week and will remain for slave and half free.” If that state friends and relatives here _ i i c i u i i r c o n v ic . o She u t A motion was made by C. L. Dyer Mrs. George Wagner returned 8un- j spent most of her tin e with the E. P ment was pertinent 4s it applied to I tha 1 the board allow the same some time. day from Lewiston, Idaho, where she illsley family and the Ralph Rich slavery, it is even more pertinent as I amount of money for 4-H club prizes A. W, TURN>BLAD — PHONE 411 Miss Ruth Whitney returned Fri has spent the past two weeks visit ard family. t applies to liquor. Slavery in this 188 last year- The motion carried, day after spending a two week's va ing relatives and friends. ountry was relatively confined in I Due to the fact that the State Fair cation visiting her parents in Battle Mr. and Mrs. Uria Lenhart re ts scope. But the use of liquor is I comes on September 28th and runs Ground, Wash. Miss Adeline Goff Joe and Bob Davis of Spokane, turned from Portland last Friday returned from Portland with her and who have been visitiog at the A. E. where they have been for some time. meh a flexible matter that trans-1over to October 4th, it was voted to will assist her in the Hermiston Med Benscl home, left last Thursday for Mr. Lenhart has been receiving med ;rewdon of state rights and state de-1 change the date of the Umatilla Pro- ical hospital. Miss Goff has been Baker, where they will join their ical attention and now has his arm cires would be and was inescapable N ect Fair from October 2 and 3, to HELP YOURSELF TO H E A LTH I In Portland since early spring taking fath'or before Journeying to their out of the cast. He says that he is with the nation partly wet and part- I October 9 and 10. This will give special training and spent a week home. much improved although he is un ly dry. Liquor logically became a I tlme for moving of displays from the national issue. It involved inter-|® tate Fair to the local display rooms, in Battle Groilnd with Miss Whitney able to Use his arm. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Warner state commerce and inter relation-1 Board members discussed the pos- before returning to Hermiston. Mrs. 'eft Monday for Vancouver, Wash- Mrs. Snyder arrived from Port is economical Una Dinwiddia managed the hospi ngton, where they will visit for a land Satin day and will visit with ihip between the forty eight states, j »Ibiiity of changing admission price With state after state outlawing the I froln 50 cents to 35 cents for adults D A IL Y D E LIV E R Y — BEST OF SERVICE tal while M iss'W hitnq/ was away. week with their daughter and son- her daughter, Mrs. (aneparole, this liquor traffic, it was inevitable that I and 15 cents for children. They also in-law, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Schofield. week. Dr. and Mrs. Caneparole are Phone 901 or 741 oron 0. FFT.TTTflTISF fl-urrter federal action be taken to bring discussed the suggestion that fewer Mrs. T. O. Waller and baby daugh residing in the Christopherson's resi ibout a unified stand on liquor and I P®88®» be given out and labor ex ter, who lias been visiting her sis dence while Dr. Caneparole is taking thus protect the will of the majori-1 Pease be cut to a minimum, ter, Mrs. Earl Bensei, here, and her I | care of Dr. Christopherson’s practice ty. State rights? Who wanted I Those present at the meeting were: mother Mrs. Jesse Conner, of Ulna j while lie is studying In Portland. The national prohibition if it was not the I J- Jenderjewski, L. C. Dyer, J. W. Me that the number of reactors found was substantially smaller in 1930 tllla, left Saturday for her home in Christophersons plan to return by Hates themselves? The legislatures Mullen and son Floyd, Mrs. Wm. THE BEST IN TALKING the _ 15th of August. Klamath Falls. who voted for the 18th amendment I Hlneline, Wj G. Kodda, Emerald Til- than in 1929. The work is carried PICTURE? on cooperatively by the Oregon Ex Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Simons of Wal Bowman, owner of the Bow in the Congress of the U. S. were the !’en, Chas. A. Lynch, Garnet D. Best Hermiston, Oregon la Walla visited their son, Curtis man Shoe Shop, plans to leave this duly elected representatives of the I I,arrF Kelley, Baxter Hutchison, tension service, the Oregon Experi ment station, and the dairymen. Simons and family, over the week wee end for a vacation trip to the states which sent them there. They ,oan Skovbo, and Walter Holt, end. Texas line. Mr. Bowman formerly clearly expressed the will of the peo-1 co«nty agent of Pendleton. PROGRAM The ONTARIO—As a result of the sue Marie Stephenson returned from lived there and has not been back pie who elected them. But even their I riext meeting is scheduled for Satur- cess of a quarter acre of Austrian FRIDAY - SATURDAY Portland Sunday after spending sev- for a number of years. His two sous, action on the 18t.h amendment was (day, August 8, at which time the Winter field peas grown in Malheur —Matinee 2:30 Satufdty— ral days visiting friends there. She Elvis and Allen, will look after the not final. It was only a beginning. I premium list will be studied and re- county last year as a demonstration Why do Americans go to Paris? spent some time with Miss Ina Len shop during his absence. For after they had passed the amend I vised. trial, approximately 4tN) acres of this To taste th* jadoe? To meet the hart who is employed at the Port Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hallyburton ment, it was put before each state crop have been planted by farmers girls? To see^pa'shnws? Perhaps land Golf club. went to Portland Wednesday morn for ratification or rejection. Any i l l N V 51 ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ of the county this year, reports Here’s your„big chance to see Mrs. Mary Cowan of Portland vi ing on a business trip. They plan question of state rights was forever J WITH FARMERS AROUND J County Agent R. G. Larson. ALL of ParU and learn what it sited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. F. to return Thursday. J. M. Biggs is settled when 46 of the states rati 1 THE STATE S ----- Is that fifty million Frenchmen EUGENE— It pays to lime soil for Ft. Wright. Mrs. Cowan Is Mrs. looking after the road work on the fied the amendment, reflecting an !>■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■ can't be wrong about! Wright's cousin and is on her vaca Wallula cut-off • job while overwhelming majority vrs of puuilV public B sen- ............- he is away, -J ■ - ------- — » •••«•jvasfc^ UI1 HERMISTON— Tests of the value the growing of vetch and clover in tion. Biggs and Hallyburton report that | tlnient in favor of national prohibí [of manure applied to alfalfa, the western Lane county. This fact was Laurence Jenkens Is visiting his the road construction is progressing Hon The rights of the states would I eldest continuous experiment carried emphasized again this year. Albert brother, Clifford Jenkens, here and in fine shape. have been utterly ignored had the I (,n at the Umatilla Branch Experi- Scott of Ada, for instance, reports a heavy yield of vetch on land limed will remain until school opens in SPECIAL NEW PRICES H. L. Probst made a hurried trip federal government failed to ad the I m®nt station, show that manure ap Corvallis this fall, when he will at to Council, Idaho, the first of the 18th amendment to the Constitution plied at 8 tons per acre is more valu- two years ago, and a failure on a After Augvst 1st. tend O. S. C. check plot not limed. The lime has week, returning Tuesday. Imme if the United States after the states ible and effective than when applied also proved beneficial to root crops. Halfsoling Men's Shoes Mr. and Mrs. Hortsook of Port diately following his return he went themselves had taken such decisive it 32 tons. It has also been proved DALLAS— To determine whether land, old residents of North Hill to Goldcndiile, Wn. His mother action ” From $1.50 to $1.25 that the value of manure is not 3tiper-phosphate will increase the district, visited friends here this Mrs. Ella R. Propst, accompanied Article 4 next week. eached out rapidly, but is available Rubber Heels on Womens’ Shoes With week. winter-hardiness of kale. 400 pounds iver a period of years. him as lur as Biggs where she will From 50c to 35c OISE» A JOHNSON per acre of this material has been Mr. and Mrs. R. I,. Elliott end visit with her daughter until his re HOUSEWIVES ADVISED TO CORVALLIS — During the past applied in the drill rows in advance small son, Dick, ot Portland are vi turn Wednesday evening. Mr. Propst M’niacs of Mirth year, 6272 Oregon dairy herds, con of seeding kale on the farm of Jacob siting this week v ith Mr. and fllrff. reports that it is terribly dry in Pia PACK EGGS FOR WINTER. Bigger, Grander, Funnier than taining 74,453 cows were tested for Sears of Bethel. The trial is being 0. C. Pierce. Mrs. Elliott is Mi;.. no and that fruit growers are going Not so many years ago packing the I infectious abortion, generally recog- the allow that kept Broadway made at the suggestion of County Pierce's sister. to find It necessary to thin their ap winter's supply of eggs for family I nized as the most serious menace to howling for twn solid seasons! Floyd Pierce returned last Wed ples quite low in order to have a jse in water glass was included I th® dairy industry in the state. This Agent J. R. Beck. nesday from central Oregon where marketable crop, due to lack of wa ilong with the canning of fruits and I rePresents a 50 per cent Increase in he visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. ter. SUNDAY AND MONDAY vegetables in preparation for winter. I number of herds and a 75 per cent Osborn and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Os While this practice Is no longer I increase in number of animals tested THE MASTER ROMANTIC born, at Redmond and Colby. reneral, it would be an economical Iover ,ast year. Progress in control COMEDY BRINGS GAY MYSTERY OF THE YEAR. B C. Begg, formerly associated >ne for many housewives to practice I ot the disease is indicated by the fact with the Oasis Theatres, Inc., but PAREE TO YOUR OWN DOOR. -------------------------- hfs year, believes A. G. Lunn, chief " now of Union, was a business visitor n poultry husbandry at the Oregon II In town Wednesday night. Ronald Those who already know Taris, Rate College Experiment station. W ARNER says the town of Union is okay, and those who are keeping an eagle Eggs are lower this season than Mrs. Wm. Soremal of Milwaukie — ------- aye on the hnnk account until the or many years, Lunn says, and it O LAND spent Friday in Hermiston visitingihappy day when the balance says will cost less than 2 cents a dozen to friends and looking over the town Let s go! WE ARE GOING TO GIVE THE FOLLOWING PRICES FOR ONE will particularly enjoy that was her home over 14 years "Fifty Million Frenchmen,” the ireserve them. His first advice is WEEK ONLY— io get good eggs— the fresher the ago. She will be remembered ns Warner Bros, and Vitaphone Tech better. Preserved eggs are good, If A thrilling mystery story set In Matilda McCalheck and ns a" grad nicolor comedy special which conies he original egg was good. Infer Hawaii, with that sly old sleuth uate of the local high school. to the Oasis Theatre. Friday next. tile eggs are desirable, but not ne- — CHARLIE -CHAM! Cecil Warner of Grangeville, Ida “Fifty Million Fronchmen”' brings essary. The bonk, by Ear) Derr Biggers ho, was a business visitor in Her Paris to your door. Parisian cafos, A five-gallon crock or wooden THIS IS A BULK COFFEE. WE GRIND IT FOR YOU AT OUR I b a current bout ueller, and the mlston Wednesday and Thursday of the famous Ritz bar, lovely French container is the most satisfactory for STORE. THIS MEANS A BIG SAVING TO YOU. ON A HIGH this week. Mr. Warner and Mr. West show has just completed a very girls gorgeously attired in advance packing the eggs, according to Pro successful run in Portland and are getting their buildings In shape Fashions, gendarmes and garçons, all last week in Pendleton, in Grangpvillo and will soon be op are there to make up the natural fessor Lunn. They are packed to 1 Pt. NALLEY'S 1 QT. NALLEY'S nrnting their new creamery. Mr. French background of this talking within three inches of the top. The Also Comedy and Fox News next step is to pour over them one Warner returned home Frlduy morn Picture laugh special which beside luart of water glass mixed with 10 lng the tomfoolery hus a thrilling love to 12 quarts of water that has been story, »oiled and cooled. The container is Ole Olson and Chic Johnson, nut hen covered with a lid or oiled pa tiest nuts of the screen who rose to per to prevent evaporation and kept COMBINED SCHEDULE film fame as the co-stars of “Oh n a cool place, such as a basement ! ailor Behave!" head the cast of cellar. Eggs preserved in this man ROW IN EFFECT. V» Pt. NALLEY’S Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by 1 Pt. NALLEY'S this comedy special which Is filmed ner will keep for six to eight months entirely In natural colors. tnd sometimes longer. Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co. — Phone 331. The cast of "Fifty Million French Another method, known as the TO PENDLETON, men” includes Olson and Johnson, Iry treatment, consists in coating the Vol. 31 Hermiston, Or., Thursday, July 30, 1931 No. 38 ¡William Caxton. Helen Broderick, ■ggs with a material resembling cold BAKER & EAST ¡Claudia Dell, John Halliday, Lester ■ream, after which they are packed 5:48 A. M„ 3:23 'Crawford, Charles .iuilels, Nat Carr. In cases and stored. Material for Lady: “Have you Editorial 8:53 P. M. Paul Bunyan Again. Vera Gordon, Carmelita Geraghty »Ither method may ordinarily be ab- A husband may find ever b e , n offered and many others. 1 Pt. NALLEY’S uined from the local druggist. 1 QT. NALLEY’S that a safety pin is work?" Paul Bunyan did TO ARLINGTON, okay aa a Substitute Tramp: “Only once, not Invent Geography PORTLAND, SEATTLE for a button, but it Is madam. Aside from but he created a lot 9:4o A. M., 3:35 P. M„ not so good for clos that. I’ve met with of It. The Great Lakes 1:05 A. M. ing the hole in the toe nothing but kindness." were first constructed of a sock. to provide a water TO WALLA WALLA hole for Babe, the Big R. A. Brownson. GET OUR PRICES. 1-1« 0>. JAR LEWISTON Insulation Is on the Blue Ox. He also dug Editor. Job 24 hours a day WE PAY TOP CASH PRICES FOR 5:48 A. M.. 3:23 P. M. Puget Sound and the and 36S days of the Rocky Mountains are M you are bothered year. I,eap years add by the heat these hot J day. Healthier homes the dirt that was left REMEMBER: W e are manufacturers and nights, here Is a sug happier families arc over. > S P E C IA L N O T IC E T o O u r P a tr o n s Hermiston Meat Market iAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA — Meadowbrook Ice ©asiswiipairp &• Y our Old Shoes M ade N ew BOW MAN SHOESHOP Take the BLACK! CAMEL To Introduce Our New Brand Y A N K E E DOODLE COFFEE 1 lb. for 19c—2 lbs. for 35c 3 lbs. for 52c Mayonnaise 25c Mayonnaise 49c 2 Pkgs. Pete’s Granulated Soap 73c TUM-A-LUM TICKLER Sandwich Spread - - 16c Sandwich Spread - - 25c 10 Pkg». Chrystal White Soàp 35c Salad Time Dressing - - 17c Salad Time Dressing - - 29c 49 lbs. Patent Family Flour for 93c — B e fo r e Y o u S e ll — Chicken and Noodles - - 39c EGGS « CREAM • POULTRY gestion. Build a sleep ing porch on the sha dy aide of your house and sleep every night or Insulate that cei ling of the house and keep the heat outside. made possible by Fir- Tex Insulation. —♦ - It wont pay to leave O. T. Lockridge has the old screen door finished a nice kitch en cabinet for W. L, up when you can get Hamm new ones so cheap. distributors of that delicloua De Sota ICE CREAM, and deliver It here for the aomi- al price of 5 1 .2 5 per gallon. T w in C ity C ream ery Co. Hermiston Transfer Bldg. Phone 31 U NIO N PACIFIC STAGES 18 lbs. Sugar $1.00 1 - 4 oz. Boneless Minced Chicken Dandy for your Picnic Dinner 23c TO PENDLETON. 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