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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY, MARCH 17, 1932
C. M. Ju m p sp en t th e week end Ray.
in P o rtla n d w ith Mrs. Jum p w ho is
R aym ond R ay, son of Mr. and
very ill in Good S am aritan h ospital. Mrs. R alph Ray. h ad th e m isfortune
Mrs. Ju m p will be o perated upon to fall and break his arm S aturday.
j T hu rsd ay .
Dr. D orn of Echo set th e arm . We
R e g istra tio n books a re now open all jo in iii w ishing th e little fellow
Mrs. R alph R ich ard s and Mrs. J.
C hurlcs Sm ith, Morrow county
V isito rs from S tan field th is week W. R alph gave a St. P a tr ic k ’s danc- i for th e P rim ary election May 20, a t speedy recovery.
ag e n t, was a business v isito r in H er- included B ert M artin, P. A. Pow er Ing p arty S a tu rd ay n ig h t com uli- th e ho,ne o l Mrs. F ra n k Sloan, city
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G randpa See has been very ill a t
luiston W ednesday from H eppner.
and C. M. McCall.
^m enting th e ir d au g h te rs, Ju n e R ich-I r‘ to r d e r’ T h,,re Is now only
the borne of his d a u g h te r,
Mrs.
H arold Pace and Edm und B riggs
R ussell B lessing retu rn ed from ard s and C h a rlo tte R alph, a t the v o tln 8 P recinct in S tanfield.
P e rry A rth u r, but is some b e tte r
return ed ^W ed n esd ay from a business P o rtlan d and E ugene last week af- R ich ard s home. G uests included Ma-I
now.
trip to P o rtlan d
te r v isitin g frien d s th ere for a week, ry B u rn h am , B ruce F o llett. Mary '
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Mrs. P e rry A rth u r and Mr. and
J. M Doyle of P ly m o u th , W n„
Dr. A. W. C hristopherson a tte n d - Lee R hea, M elvin F o llett, E d n a L it-j
was a business v isito r in H erm iston ed a county medical society m e e t- ! tie. Jack Reeves. R u th Dodd, Jack I ♦
COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES
♦ Mrs. Miles A rth u r w ere callers at
<• th e Buell hom e S unday evening.
W ednesday.
in g in P en d leto n one day last week, i P a c e,
Floyd
A tteb ury,
H arold ♦
W. R. Debus, re p re sen tativ e for
Oren A rth u r, son of Mr. and Mrs.
P en d leto n business v isito rs in ¡T hroop, Mary Lou S tephenson, Jo h n '
C ollins F lo u r Mills, P endleton, was H erm iston th is week Included K. F. Biggs, C arrie Laige, Bob G ardiner, I An an n iv e rsa ry d in n er was given P erry A rth u r, who is in th e m ar
a business visito r in
H erm iston T erney, P ierce G ugin, A lfred Sompi, E a rl W atson, an d th e honor guests, a t th e Tom W ilson home S unday in ines has been statio n ed a t B rem er
Tues.
honor of Mr. W ilson's b irth d a y and ton since J a n u a r y 9 on ¿ h e U. S.
and E. B. Jo h n sto n .
J u n e and C h arlo tte.
also Mr. and Mrs. Lon W ilson’s w ed S. T exas w hich
C. B. Lomax who has been q u ite
leaves for San
Miss M yrnie C layton re tu rn e d |
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d in g an n iv ersary .
ill w ith pneum onia th e past week
Pedro ab o u t th e 20th. He expepets
from P o rtla n d Monday a fte r spend-
Miss P a u lin e Stoop e n te rta in e d !
Mrs. Joe Udey and F lorence w ere to be back to B rem erton th e m iddle
w as som ew hat im proved
at
th is in g a week th e re ta k in g special in- in fo rm erly S atu rd ay n ig h t a t th e J.
w ritin g .
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g uests a t th e M. L. W atson hom e, of th e sum m er.
stru c tio n In music.
M- Biggs home w hen tw o tab les of
Monday.
NicBolas Codd of Spokane w as a
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. T ay lo r w ere bridKe w ere ,n P’W-
Mi“s M arX
C. A. K eller was a d in n e r guest STATE AGRICULTUBAL
business v isito r in Herm iston" W ed
P resen ted prize for high a t th e N. W. Bloom home Sunday.
nesday. Mr. Codd was p resid en t of P endleton v isito rs W ednesday.
Mrs. II. Ila n e lin e was a P endleton ho n o r’ ’ Bnd Mlsa ,UBred BoIlnK re-
Mrs. B arham , who has been ill for TOMATO rULLETIW AVAIIABLE
th e H erm iston L ig h t & Pow er Co.
ceived consolation prize. Among
v isito r W ednesday.
jeeived
a t one time.
th e past week, is Im proving slowly.
those p resen t w ere th e Misses C ath
(C ontinued from P age One)
Mrs. Bessie Cook w ent to
The
R. H. S tockard was a business
A lfred Q u irln g is confined to his
erin e M cBain, M ary P e tri, Eva
of
abnorm
al decay or bTeak-down
Dalles
last
week
w
here
she
entered
v
isito
r
a
t
the
Joe
Udey
home
S
a
tu
r
bed w ith a severe case of in te stin a l
B aptch, M agdolene Buck, N e l l
w ere a p p a re n t. T his te m p e ra tu re is
day.
flu sin ce W ednesday. C. L. Upham th e san ato riu m for m edical tr e a t
Reeves, In g red B oling, and
Mrs.
Miss Reese, d a u g h te r of Mrs. Val •ecommended for e ith e r sto rag e or
Is assistin g a t th e H erald office d u r m ent. She w ill rem ain th e re inde- G eorgia H enderson and th e hostess.
fin
itely
ing h is absence.
K nauf, who has been w ork in g in lelayed rip e n in g purposes.
A t GO to 70 degrees F. th e ra te
P o rtlan d , is home for a w eek’s vaca
Mrs. O. M. H oosier and d a u g h te r
W alter Selby of A lbany w as th e
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d’ rip e n in g w as considerably in-
of S tan field were H erm iston visitors house g u est of Coach C ochran over
<• tion.
Mr. an d Mrs. P erk of P o rtla n d , I creased. T hese tem p e ra tu re s a re re-
W ednesday of th is week.
th e week end. Mr. C ochran and Mr. ❖
STANFIELD NEWS ITEMS
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Miss F ian ces Sale, stu d e n t a t the Selby w ere school m ates a t A lbany <•
<• have been In C olum bia th is week comm ended for rip e n in g but not for
U niversity of Oregon, cam e home college.
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<• <. <. looking a fte r property. Mrs. Peck | storage. F o r rapid rip e n in g a tem -
e ra tu re m uch h ig h e r th a n 70 de-
S unday and will rem ain for two
G
range
m
e
m
le
rs
please
rem
em ber waa form erly Mrs. Cressey.
Lois Jack so n , who h as been visit- |
A q u iltin g party w as given on< trees is not d esirab le because of th e
weeks d u rin g sp rin g v acation w ith ing her p a re n ts for th e past week, ,h a t m eetlnga a re held reg u la rly on
apid ra te of decay.
day last week for Mrs. F ran cis Con
her p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs. George left for P o rtlan d Sunday.
Miss ,h e first antl th ird M ondays a t 8
Sale.
rad.
F irm , fu lly rine tom atoes held up
Jackson is th e eldest d a u g h te r of i P ’ "'*•
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n Lewis w ere nost sa tisfa c to rily a t 55 degrees F.
Mrs. A rleta W hite of, San F ra n Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Jackson.
' M rs- A8nes H ills is h aving new
cisco arriv ed last week and is sp en d
Fred H artm an of P ilo t Rock stop- Pab‘n " b u ilt an d is
o th e r im S unday v isito rs a t th e H enry Som- itorage. R ipe tom atoes may be ex-
m erer home.
ing a sh o rt tim e h ere v isitin g ped for a sh o rt tim e T uesday while I Pro v em en t« <>n h er cam p grounds.
P a t Me G onigal and Mary were
friends. Mrs. W Phl.te Is a form er re en ro u te to P o rtlan d to v isit w ith ' J J. M. « R ic
ich
n a ard
rd s was one of th e
,
.
sid en t here a t w hich tim e she was Mrs. G ladys Sm ith, who Is one of s Pe a k e r8 a t th e Morrow county tax j
S
n C °n ' a " " ay'
housekeeper for J. IV. Messner. She th e ow ners of th e H erm iston B eauty ’ <'° n8erva“ °n league a t H eppner S at-
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p T .
T w ‘ a.
I'd ra y aftern o o n . On S atu rd ay eve- I day fr ° m P *ndlet0» a ad W ashing
is en ro u te to p arts in Idaho on b u si Shoppe.
n in a Mv
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ton w here he has been looking af
ness b u t has been delayed due to
Mr. and Mrs. H arvev M artin of ' n ln g M r’ R ich ard s addressed
the
te r p ro p erty and business in terests.
deep snow in th a t region.
Salem , Oregon, sp en t the n ig h t w ith ' L exington « ra n g e .
H elen U pham sp en t la st
week
Mr. and Mrs. II. L. P ro p st one day ! T he honle econom ics club m et at end v is itin g her p aren ts, Mr. and
POT ROAST BEEF
12c
last week, w hile they were en ro u te
p> R. S tu a r t home w ith Mrs. A. Mrs. C laude Upham.
to Spokane.
Mrs. M artin
is a i 8 ’ P ow er as hostess. The prin cip al
RIB AND BBISKET
G ilb ert C osta had th e m isfortune
niece of Mrs. P ropst.
j o rd er of business w as m ak in g plans of in ju rin g ills han d s so th a t he i
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8c
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. W aterm an of f° r th e P a “>°"a
to be held not able to work. In th e m eantim e
THE BEST IN TALKING
LEG PORK ROAST ......... 15c
P o rtlan d a re th e proud p aren ts of a j 11 ta n fie ld A pril ¿.1.
I he is v is itin g at th e G eorge Beddow
PICTURES
H erm iston, Oregon
9-pound boy born S atu rd ay , March j ^ r ’ and Mrs. F- C. F urgeson m ade j home
SH 0U ID ER LAMB
10c
F irst Show S ta rts a t 7:15 P. M.
12.
He has been nam ed E rn est a business trip to M ilton last week.
Mrs. W a lte r N orquist and brothe
PORK SAUSAGE
A llen and is th e new grandson of
T he J. C. H oskins fam ily has mov Ja c k D otson w ere v is itin g in Col
i 2 y ac
Mrs. R ena W aterm an of H erm iston. ed to th e ir new ly co n stru cted home uhm bia Tuesday.
PROGRAM
BUY FOR CASH AND
Dean R ogers was a business visi
F. E. P ierson, who has been in on th e project. Dave Johnson w ill
THURSDAY AND SATURDAY
th e V e te ra n s’ hospital in P o rtlan d o p erate th e farm form erly owned by to r a t th e Joe Udey hom e T uesday.
PAY LESS
M ATINEE 2 :3 0 SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. W ells and
for th e past, th re e weeks follow ing Mr. H oskins.
DON’T KID YOURSELF
i m inor o p eratio n rem oving his ton-
Mrs. F. A. B ak er w as hostess to fam ily w ere S unday v isito rs a t th<
High School Operetta Friday
th
e
Ju n io rs, S en io rs and m em bers of Johnson home.
dis.
He
is
some
b
etter
but
has
been
Q rality — Price — Service
Both in p o p u larity und type of
su fferin g from Infection in his | fhe facu lty F rid ay evening. Games
“ H'jr.ve of Q u ality M eats”
Mr. and Mrs. R alph R ay have
p ictu re — it's a n o th e r “ Daddy
•h ro at.
and co n tests sug g estiv e of St. F a t- bought th e O. O. F elthouse place |
Long L eg s!”
HERMISTON
MEAT
Mrs. Ben C erk ln g w ent to P endle rick s day helped, th e young people and moved th ere. Mr. and Mrs. Geo
MARKET
S tag g s have an
a p a rtm e n t
w ith
ton W ednesday nnd re tu rn e d
the to pass p. very enjo y ab le evening.
H erm iston, Oregon
Mrs. J. F. R u eh er and Mrs. J. M. them .
,
lamo d ry
Rcro- p:inlod
by b ar
G. T. Ray, front M aryvillo, K an
m other, Mrs. J. M. Kimble, w ho has R ichards m otored to P endleton W ed-
sas. js here vjsj t i nK hlg gon, R alph
leon receiv in g m edical a tte n tio n nesday,
th ere for th e p a st m onth. She w ill
rem ain w ith h e r d a u g h ter In d efin
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itely.
Local Happenings
a o
i Petrl waH
pected to keep In good condition at
te m p e ra tu re s as low as 32 degrees
for ab o u t 8 to lo days, but w hen re
moved to a h ig h e r te m p eratu re, as
w ould be necessary in g e ttin g com
m ercial lots to th e consum er, they
soon break dow n.
T ests on a com m ercial lot of m a t
u re g reen tom atooes shipped from
F lo rid a and stored and ripened u n d
er co n d itio n s sim ilar to those for the
tom atoes grow n a t the A rlin g to n ex
p erim en t farm , show sim ila r results.
M atu re g reen tom atoes picked th e
ev en in g before th e firs t field frost
ripen in sto rag e m ore rap id ly an<k
develop less decay th a n those picked
the m o rn in g follow ing th e frost.
A pproxim ately o n e-fifth of th e
p o p u latio n of U nited S tates a tte n d s
th e m ovies every day.
BROADWAY SMASH BY PHILIP
BARRY NOW ON SCREEN
“ Tom orow and T om orrow ,” P h ilip
B a rry ’ play of courageous, uncoil-
v en tlo n al w ife to whom m arriag e is
not su ffic ie n tly so u l-satisfy in g .
is
th e la te st s ta rrin g film vehicle for
R u th C h a tte rto n , recen tly com pleted
a t P a ra m o u n t’s w est coast studios.
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COUNT YOUR CHICKENS
BEFORE THEY ARE
HATCHED
T H E R E IS ONLY ONE WAY
TO DO THIS, AND THAT IS TO
| SET YOUR H EN W ITH BABY
CHICKS.
T h is philosophical, yet clea rly un- ,
F o r Rhode Island Red Chicks
d ersta n d a b le em otional
d ram a
is {
ea. 10c - Sm all L ots see
the Oasis th e a tr e ’s fe a tu re fo r tw o I
WALLACE E. JONES
flays b e g in n in g S unday of th is week. !
H erm iston, Oregon.
T he play, th e latest by th e a u th o r
of m ore th a n ten recen t B roadw ay
I
DEMONSTRATION
all day
Saturday
Specials
z k
successes, enjoyed a long ru n
in
New Y ork and Is now p lay in g in
num erous larg e cities th ro u g h o u t
the n atio n .
It w as hailed by c ritic s as one of
the best w orks of B arry, a u th o r of
“ P a ris B ound’’ and “ You an d I.”
Miss C b a tte rto n ’s p a rt as a wom
an whose h e a rt is divided betw een
her earth b o u n d “ e te rn a l colleg‘a n ”
husband an d a m an .w ho uncovers
hidden ro n iatic spots of h e r life is
said by preview critic s to be her
most d ra m a tic role since e n te rin g
pictures.
SATURDAY
N ational B iscuit Company
(Stostautypatrp
“ World’s Finest Cracker”
Made from UMATILLA Wheat
2*2 LI)»
Boxes Premium Sodas . . . . /
ZPkgs.
Wheatworth Pancake Flour
X^C
B U R N H A M ’S
Jmirt G A Y N O R
/«FARRELL
a
TEN D ER , W ISTFU L LOVE
COMEDY T H A T ’LL MELT
YOUR H EA RT,
PLUS MICKY MOUSE IN
“ The Mco-e H u n t,”
and ' Devil W o rsh ip ers’’
C h ap ter 4 of "D n n g er Islan d "
— SERIAL—
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
^5™rtlAWW
p
(i
im m u n i (fiiluir
W ith PAUL LUKAS
( hlldlcss . . . and yet h er doctor
advised ch ild ren . . . u nconven
tio n a l.’ Yet . . . U n eth ical? That
is the q uestion!
V JIILIP BAR-
,R1 S fam ous stag e piny of a
doctor who mixed love w ith I ll s
I rcserlptlons.
I LUO
Two Reel Comedy
’’¡ ho e Off '
mid 1 OX NEW S
H erm iston M onday from T errebone,
Oregon, w hore she has been for the
past six m onths w ith h er m other
Mrs. W m. V estal, and w ill he em
ployed a t tho H arold Dean home.
M argaret Is a g ra d u a te of th e H er-
rts to n high school and h er m any
frien d s welcome h er re tu rn .
Among o ut-of-tow n v isito rs In
H erm iston th is week w ere Glenn
Ball, Irrig o n : F ra n k Helm, E cho; A.
H aek h arth , Echo; C. W. Acock, Ir r i
gon; Jo h n P eters, P en d leto n ; F ra n
cis Duyek, S ta n fie ld ; O. D. Isam ln-
ger, H elix; C. II. B an n ister. Hold-
m an; T. P. D eLano, B oardm an; nnd
George W u rster, Eeho.
H E P P N E R — Field tr ia ls of
O’R ourke field peas from th e Moro
" p e r tin e n t sta tio n w ill be planted
th is y ear by O. W. C u tsfo rth , Geo. I
Beck, R. B. R ice of L exington and '
R. A. Thom pson and Chyles Brown
’f H eppner.
T he d em o n stratio n s!
ere rrrn n g e d
th ro u g h
C ounty _
\g e n t Chas. W. S m ith, to d eterm in e —
wh.it these peas will do u n d er fa- !
vnrable field conditions in th a t com
m unlty.
M ac M arr
EASTER!
STORES
Candy Easter Eggs. . .
For the K iddles.........
You Can Save
All Sizes and Colors. . ,
A generous per cen t on your gro
cery expense by p ay in g cash here.
T he q u a lity of o u r m erchandise
w as never hig h er.
.J-
Decorc.tlons and F avors — H ere
Is an A rray of EA r T ER candies and
sw eets, tab le d eco ratio n s a id favors, th at w ill d elig h t
every m em ber of your household, and please all g u ests
a t your p arties.
Prices Effective Friday, Saturday and Monday, March 18th, 19th & 21st.
LARD,
COFFEE
8 lb p ail
P u re open k e ttle riJ e re d .
Propst Variety Store
HAM, per pound
A rm o u r’s S ta r — F ixed F lav o r — H alf o r W hole
POUND
GRAPE FRUIT, Z for
F lo rid a tre e ripened — broken sections
DON’T
PEACHES iL2" Each
LET THAT
TUM-A-LUM TICKLER T
Vol. 31
Hermiston, Or., T h irsd ay . March 17, 1932
E ditorial
w ith th e e n tran ce
of SPUING Just n-
round th e co rn er und
all th e women soon
blnsom lng out in th e ir
new
sp rin g frocks,
why not give your
house a tre a l? Re-
> vour b u ild in g needs.
! T here are p lenty of
1 men who w ant Jobs
I now.
1 Dr. B row nson, 11. A.
| P S .: II. A. stan d s for
B uilding Adviser.
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Tho H erm iston Golf
1 C lub b u ilt
a club
th a t
wa
Ko. 11
were
roof It, rem odel It, house th is week.
Mary had a little
Inside and o u t, o r
L onghorn a Son are
lam b.
build th a t ad d itio n al sh in g lin g th e L, C.
Given by a friend to 1 !
room w hich you have lxrchrle
house th is
keep
been p u ttin g off so week.
It followed h er a-
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ro u n d u n til
We can give you
“ Did you tell fa-
It died from w ant of
some exp ert advice on | th e r over th e phone j
Bleep.
SHRIMP, 2 cans for
5 oz. can — D ry pack, te n d e r an d sw eet.
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XCc
At Home Baking for
Mild C ured - L ig h t
W eight-D elicious F lavor. P er Lb.
The P erfected S h o rten in g
A S w ift P rem ium P ro d u ct
T ry it fo r perfect results.
R
PAR
2 H lb. Pkg.
57c
S c h illin g ’s — A Cream of T a r ta r P r od „ct.
- e
parsnips ;;.X',?::6
carrots ’’'“x
when th e HERMISTON BAKERY can supply you w ith
all th e p asteries for your table.
LBS.
“ BAKED TO TA STE.”
PHONE
241
HERMISTON BAKERY
€ r
t
$ 1 .0 4
—
Baking P ow der V«b
e $ 1 .6 9
EASTER SUNDAY
DINNER
FORMAY
POUND TIN
9 lb. sacks , Each
BACON
POUNDS
POUND TIN
ROLLED O ATSAlhers Fancy FIake,I‘
Catch YOU
en-
g ag ed ?”
‘‘Yea.”
" W h a t did he re-
P ly?”
“ I'm not su re w he-J
th e r he replied or
w h eth er th e line was !
stru c k by lig h tn in g ." I
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EASTER BUNNY
J7c
No. 2 T in s
L ibby s fancy sliced or la rg e halves In heavy syrup
Pub!.shed in the interest» of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
lrm -A -L um l umber Co.
—
Phone 331.
ECONOMY BLEND
F resh ly -ro asted , delicious,
fro-
g ra n t, in v ig o ratin g . If you like
a m ildly flavored coffee, th is is
your blend.
Mac M a rr Store
A nd w ith
each package
a 10c P kg.
FREE!
PAR is th e perfect co n c e n tra
ted soap, econom ical and conve
n ien t.
No. 1751
HERMISTON
OREGON