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STON HERALD, HERMI3TO1
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1931
Mr». Gu» Toni»« of Umatilla was Ford SMchanles. and ordinary busi
a patient in the Hermiston Medical nessmen were very much In evidence. having two members appointed on
committees of the 6th district of the
hospital this week.
Place cards were fastened by a rib rederation. Mrs. F. 8. Green, chair
Henry Klages and Geo. Sale made bon to Old Gold cigarettes. The man of the committee on the. ’’Right
a business trip to Tieton and Yaki rooms were bright with garden Use of Labor,” and Mrs. F. A. Baker,
ma. Wn., Saturday and returned chrysanthemums. Mrs. A. W. Chris chairman of “Industrial Problems.”
under the department of public wel
Mr. and Mr»« Harry Dyer and the
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Sykes were with a truck load of apples.
topherson won high score and Mrs. . fare.
proud parents of a 7 >4 pound son, business visitors In Boardman Wed
O. I. Paulson, assistant supervisor Neil Robertson cut high.
— ??rg' C'
J,,n>P entertained the
born Tuesday, November 10.
nesday.
PoUyannas Wednesday at her home.
of agriculture for the Union Pacific
Logan Todd, B. E. Sykes, and O.
word has come that Wallace Ba
Mrs. Ralph Richards left Monday System, was a business visitor in
The home of Mrs. Floyd Knerr ker has been elected to the order of
D. Best made a business trip to
for Portland where she will visit in Hermiston Saturday.
was
the
scene
of
a
silver
tea
spon
Friars, a senior honorary society of
Pilot Rock Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Propst attend sored by the W.C.T.U. last Thursday I the U. o f O.
definitely with her mother.
Walter Woods of Enterprise was a
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Runyan of ed the fiftieth anniversary of the afternoon when Mrs. Brierley, Mrs. ‘HERD IMPROVEMENT TESTS
visitor In Hermiston the first of the
Pendleton were Hermiston businesa order ot Eastern Star lodge in Gol- C. A. Paul, and Mrs. Knerr acted as
week.
dendale, Wn., last Thursday night. hostesses. A splendid program was
SHOW HIGH QUALITY
The ladies bf the Altai* Society visitors Monday,
Representatives were present from given by the members of the local
Everett Trlckey of Pendleton vis
will give their, annual bazaar De
Oregon and Washington. The Golden
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cember 5th. Do your Christmas shop ited Saturday and Sunday with Chea dale lodge was the first Installed In W.C.T.U. which left some worth
while thoughts in the minds of those and 74 cows averaged «73.« lbs. of
ter Johnson. Everett la a Senior In
ping early.
the state and Its anniversary was at present. A vocal solo and violin milk containing 28.6 lbs. fat.
Mrs. Jenkins of Stanfield who was Pendleton high school.
tended by more than 300 persons.
Two high herds of mixed breeds
gored by a butt some weeks ago 1»
Stated communication of Queen Goldendale la a little larger than number were given. Refreshments of
Search the whole world over. Go badt
sherbet, wafers and coffee were , of 12 to 2o cows were owned by C.
through tbo record of time. You wilt
still receiving medical care in the Esther chapter O.E.S. next Tuesday Hermiston.
And that only now ... and only In tho
IR.
Smith
and
Mortar
Elder.
The
served. One unique feature of the
Hermiston Medical hospital.
at 8:00 p. m. Degrees. By order
Pabco Guaranty 5 Rug . . . bo« a rug
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Burnham have refreshments was the small white
over boon g u a ra n te e d to give at
I
Smith
herd
of
15
cows
averaged
AdT. moved from their present residence
A high wind blew down a tree in W. M.
least Hvo years of wear assured by
bows of frosting on each small wafer 709.4 lbs. milk containing 32.7 lbs.
m e n u fa c to ro r*«
front of the Putman house where
Francis Houseolder plans to spend on Gladys avenue to their house typifying the badge of the organiza
fat, while the latter herd of 16 cows
Joe Toole lives. No windows were the week end in The Dalles visiting near the Westland Irrigation dlat
tion, which Is a bow of white ribbon. averaged 617.4 lbs. milk containing
You’ll delight In tbo
broken in the house.
friends. She will leave Saturday af rict office which has been occupied
smart«colorful pat
There were thirty-five women in at 30.3 lbs. fat.
terns. T h e y a re
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Sykes, Mr. and ternoon and return late Sunday.
by Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Knode. par tendance. An offering of 85.26 was
bright.. and retain
J.
S.
Dyer
and
Fred
Beck
are
Mrs. McFarland, and T. G. Gregory
their freshness and
August F. Belase, contractor of ents of Mrs. Burnham. An addition received.
lustre. In addition«
owners of the two high -herds under
made a business trip to Pendleton Longview, Wn., and old-time resi of two rooms has recently been com
Pabco Guaranty 5
12 cows making th e best average for
Rugs lighten house
Tuesday.
work because they
dent of Hermiston, was looking after pleted and the elderly couple will
the ninth month since the beginning
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Boynton of business interests here the first of occupy these as their own.
♦
e of the testing year. The former herd
Helix visited Mrs. W. S. Boynton and the week.
♦
STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS ♦ of seven pure bred Jerseys averaged
other relatives and f riends here
♦
♦ 624.0 lbs. milk containing 29.7 lbs.
The ladles of the Baptist-Christ-1
Tuesday. Mr. Boynton did some duck
¡an church Bible class held an all-
fat, .and the latter herd, mixed
hunting while,here.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C, Power and son breeds, averaged 581.9 lbs. milk
day meeting at the home of Mrs.
Mrs. John Kftpacz is working in kovbrf Wednesday. Time was spent
Jimmie of Pendleton were week end 23.2 lbs. fat.
guests at the 8. R. Power home.
the HermlstoS Bakery this week quilting.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ott of Colum
The two high herds of the asso
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Isom and Mrs.
while Mrs. Winters is taking a weeks
Geo. Harkenrider, who has been bia district were host and hostess Mary Smith were entertained at the ciation were Rosadelle, of the East
vacation at home. Miss Ina Lenhart
at a get-to-gether and pot luck din Fred Thorne home for dinner Satur ern Oregon State Hospital herd aver
is keening house for Mrs. Kopacx with the Union Oil company here for
day.
ner Sunday evening complimenting
aging 1419 lbs. milk and 85.0 lbs
the
past
year,
has
been
transferred
while she Is away.
Mias Odelpha Hoskins returned to fat. She is a pure bred Jersey, age 5
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Sidney
Barnard,
who
o Pendleton and will act in the ca
Monmouth
Sunday,
having
spent
the
The ladies of the Baptist-Christ pacity of assistant agent there. Mr. were visiting friends here for a few
years. The second high test cow in
at her home on the project.
ian church wilj/hold a cooked food and Mrs. Harkenrider left Tuesday days. Guests included Mr. and Mrs week
John Albon was host at a pioneer the association is a 7-year-old grade
sale Wednesday, November 26, in the for Pendleton and Gwyn Hughes Chas. Kelley, Mr. and Mrs. Henry dinner .Tuesday evening, the guests Jersey, Bess Senior, owned by F. A
Hermiston Meat Market.
lived in Stanfield twenty Baker, averaging 1185 pounds of
HERMISTON, OREGON
will fill the vacancy for the present Somnierer, and Mr. and Mrs. Bar having
years or more. Those enjoying Mr.
Miss Fannie ^ d d ; returned from at least.
nard.
milk
cgptalt^c^T^Q
.lbs.
fat.
Albon’s hospitality were J. D. Wal
Portland Saturday »fter undergoing
Twenty-one cows In the associa
lace, M. R. Ling, Wm. Hoggeman,
Mrs. W. L. Wilson plans to leave
an operation 4n ,a hospital there Saturday for Salem where she will
Miss Josephine Kincart and Miss F. A. Baker and G. L. Dunning.
tion were listed on the roll of honor
Mr. and Mrs. Rueber have moved with the highest test 85.0 lbs. fat celled, according to an announce success. They were as follows: Lee
three weeks age. She leftTuesday for make her home this winter. Rev. Goldie Shutter entertained Friday
ment made Friday morning by Mr. Dyer, George Sales, Floyd Pierce,
Pendleton to be with her sister and Wilson will Join her the first of the night at the home of Mrs. Francis into the Barth house.
McAtee. This has been a very suc- Eugene Pierce, Clark Paul, Gordon
The Clarence Heiter family have and the lowest test 43.8 lbs. fat.
plans to be able to return to her year when his services as pastor of Householder, complimenting Miss moved from Hermiston to the Kauff
cesful season
Blessing, Cud Prime, Fred Reeves,
The Bulldogs won 4tire victories Tom Stewart, Dayton Harris, Allan
duties as teacher in Columbia school the Baptist church here will be con Florence Pearson on her birthday. man farm.
YEAR’S FOOTBALL SEASON
Miss
Sophronla
Rhea
won
the
H.
by the first of the year.
and were defeated but twice. The Settle. Charles Hunt, Dick Martin,
cluded. Rev. and Mrs. Wilson have Bridge was the diversion of the even E. club quilt In the recently conduct CLOSES FOR HERMISTON
majority of the games were played Jim Neary, Charles Wells. Bob Cox,
made many close friends during ing. Guests present were: The hon ed popularity contest.
with schools larger than Hermiston. Chester Johnson. Bob Henderson,
To the disappointment of Hermis
Mrs. Wm. Reeves has return;d
'heir stay here who will regret or guest, Wesley Blessing, Howard
The football squad this year total Lawrence Swarner, Ed Throop. Plen
Klages, Myron Nation, and the host from a two weeks visit in Portland. ton s football squad, the season has ed twenty-five men who -completed Hammon, Howard Klages, Jim Ten
their leaving.
Mrs. C. D. Connor and daughter come to a close.
esses. Miss Kincart and Miss Shut
Two games, one with Weston and the season with the team, and who hart, Eugene Hanby, and Dale
Dolores returned Sunday from Min-
ter.
THE BEST IN TALKING
am. Or., .where they visited at the another with Rosalia, have been can- proved an invaluable asset to its son.
PICTURES
U. G. Shipley home.
One of the most Interesting and
Hermiston, Oregon
S. R. Cooper, who is employed at
unique bridge-luncheon of the sea Boardman, was at his home he’re for
two
days this week:
son was given Saturday afternoon at
PROGRAM
H. R. Shake has been here this
the home of Mrs. C. M. Best with week supervising the moving of his
FRIDAY . SATURDAY
Mrs. Best and Mrs. E. L. Jackson stock of drugs to Parkdale. Oregon,
for
» O lin TH Y
acting as Joint hostesses. All guests where ha will operate a drug store.
came dressed in gentlemen’s clot> «8 Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Shake regret their departure but
ranging from silk pajamas, farmers wish them success in their new loca
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tion.
A new furnace is being Installed
in the E. A. Hoosier home on Fur
nish Avenue.
NEW 1931 CROP
County lAgent Waiter Holt of Pen
HERE YOU WILL FIND THE
MEN Were Like Moments in Her
COFT SHELL — OREGON
dleton addressed a group of grangers
WORLD’S BEST FOODS IN
Life and she was rsry young!
ind their friends Monday evening on
One blind love— and regrets. It i
BOUNTIFUL ARRAY.
HOW-
the '‘Agricultural Marketing Act."
opened her eyes and shut her
THANKFUL WE SHOULD BE
Mr.
Holt reviewed the provisions of
If you w ant
heart. Truo love! False love! She
(he bill and the duties of the Farm
„
THAT MODERN METHODS
Board.
OF DISTRIBUTION BRING ALL OF THESE FINE THINGS SO
didn’t know the difference! And
The Study club met Thursday at
ECONOMICALLY, SO CHEAPLY AS TO BE WITHIN OUR REACH
didn’t care! 8he was playing HER
the home of Mrs. E. A. Hoosier
WE NEED NOT BE WEALTHY IN ORDER FOR OUR FAMILY
game! Because of a Reckless
SOFT SHELL
with Mrs. T. A. O’Grady as reader
-
__________ _____________ TO ENJOY A FEAST WORTHY OF THANKSGIVING DAY.
Hour!
for the aftaraoon.
Plans were made for the Christ
"I PAID FOR MY MISTAKES,
mas social. This club was honored by
Local Happenings
tltne^
f o r th<
BEllÍTIFIX
Smooth-Surfaced
RUG
guaranteed
{SOCIETY:
PAJB C
R IJ G
Oregon H a rd w a re &
Im p lem en t Co.
Watewhratrr
MACKAII.I.
Special Prices
E v e ry D a y in
th e W e e k
w it h us.
ianks G iving
NOTICE!
W a ln u ts
30c Lb.
Now I’ll Collect! Love’s a game!
I’ve learned to play it) Eyes
open—heart closed—I’m oat t o t
w in! — I’ll take all a n for ’
what they’re worth! I’ll oven up
the score!"
Modern as tomwrfbw— she deals
daringly with an age-old lore
problem with such delicacy as
only her artistry could portray!
Cartoon and Talkartoon.
THIS FRIDAY BETWEEN
SHOWS WF, WILL ALSO HAVE
THE IRRIGON BAND.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Alm onds
18c Lb.
FRESH ROASTED
Peanuts
15c Lb.
A ls o -
B razils
ZO cLb.
HERMISTON MEAT
MARKET
NEW CROP
Prunes
Pathe Fable
Ann Hardin?
Fox News
WHAT HAPPENS to a Woman
who gives her Heart to a Married
Man? — Will the future hold
nothing for her but a pant?
’tee how thia girl faced the prob
lem of loving a man whom con
vention forbade her to love!
W ill have fresh o y sters
"Home of Quality Meats’*
’’DEVOTION”
DEVOTION was
•ou Id allow her
ill that the law f
‘o give him—
{
OVE was out of
the question.
For T hanksgiving,
Leave your order not
later than .M onday,
Novem ber 2 3 rd .
LARGE
MATINEE 2:30
SUNDAY
Chicken,
T u rk e y
o r D u ck
Hermiston, Oregon
USED CARS
198« NASH COACH
19SS FORD COUPE
198# FORD TRUCK
1984 FORD COUPE
G. M. 0. TRUCK
1924 DODGE TOURING
1924 ESSEX COACH
HERMISTON AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE
Used Parts and Tlrea
— I RID AY. NOVEMBER 20 —
As an additional attraction be
tween show« at the
OASIS THEATRE
THE IRRIGON BAND
WILL PLAY—
Glow Worm .,............ a .
Lincke
Moonlight on the Nile
.. King
Slim Trombone .............. Fillmore
A Day in Venire ................. Nlvln
Suite in Four Parta.
>• t><w».................... 2. Gonddlera.
3. Ventlan Love Song.
4. Good Night,
Sleepy Time Express ... Gillespie
P in e a p p le
LARGE SIZE — 30 to 40
Thanksgiving
• Special «
lC c Lb.
HEW CROP NAVEL
Oranges
PERMANENTS
Chocolates
Starting M onday, November 1 6
Ending Saturday, Novem ber 2 8
FRESH
AND HOLIDAY
H erm iston B eauty Shoppe
NOW
ON
SALE
M rs. C laypool
WILL BE HERE WITH HER
tINE OF COATS. DRESSES AND
READY TO WEAR
— AT SALE PRICES —
F ri., N ov. ZOth
K in g s le y ’s
HERMISTON, OREGON
Coffee Quality in,
BULK.
Always Fresh. You save the
cost of putting coffee in Un
cans, and you get a flavor-
that Just “hits the sp o t”
SPECIAL PRICE
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER
Hermiston, Or., Thors day. Noyemh»r l2 ,1 9 3 1
Editorial
ally immediately". —
anyways It's a worthy
cause.
R. A. Brown son.
Editor.
A eommunity chest
enthusiast say I—"No
contribution
is too
small — ten people
sending In a
dollar
each, soon makes ten
Frank Allen gave
dollars."
the floors at the li
According to my fig brary a coat of Tar
ures I'd Say "practic- nish thia week.
No.
Classified Section.
Specials FOR RALE
this week.
Fix grades of pre-
pelred roofing at the
lowest pries In ths
northwest.
«
Shinnies as low aa
91.95 per thousand.
ECONOMY C O F F E E .....
Fresh Roasted at Another
Real Value, lbs 20c
hnr
Published in the interests of the people of H em istra sad «Mwity
Ttim-A-Lum Lumber Co.
—
Phone 881.
Vol. 31
3Oc 14». t
pounds
Cor - 4 9 «
Iv a
a
O R A N G ES.
NEW CROP NAVELS
SWEET
HERMISTON
OREGON
np
« rand
R maximum
f in e s t quality
DOZ.
‘
COCO A N U T
FOR 19c
LIMIT— lo POUNDS
Canned
4
"GARDENIA" BRAND
NO. 2 TINS — 2
Cake F lo u r
CO FFEE
BERRIES
27c
LARGE PEG’S.
"GOLD MEDAL" FOR PERFECT CAKES
-— sen:
MACMA
FANCY BRIGHT
D rie d F ru its
P u m p kin
FINE GRANULATED
BEST CANE
CHAN*
B E R R IE S
NO. 2%
TINS
FLAVOR
HAVE AL]
«felpo ANY
YOU TRIED THE LIME? ® FOR 45c
CHERRIES. BRAZIL NUTS, NOU
GATS, CARAMELS, ASST, CREMES,
DARK AND MILK CHOCOLATES.
21/» LB.
fancy box
89c
FANCY LINE
Cookies
BROKEN SLICES.
SAME HIGH
QUALITY. NEW LOW PRICE.
PARFAY
SUG AR
Candies
EXTRA! !
The fo llo w in g Special Prices are effective
I FOR F ive P a y y From Fils, Wov. 2 0 until l^Ted#« Nov. 25th
POUND
SHREDDED IN BULK
KO LBS.
49c
Sw eet
P o ta to e s
FANCY SMOOTH
CALIFORNIA
8 '
pounds
Cor - 2 9 c
IN BULK
LBS.
PA R
PERFECT CONSENTRATED 8OAP
EASY ON THE HANDS.
ECONOMICAL— CONVENIENT__
LARGE
PACKAGE
Mac M arr Stores No. 1751
37c
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