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THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON
THURSDAY. MARCH 31, 1932
Mrs. G. B. W h itn ey of B attle
frien d s here. A larg e p a rt of the
G round. W n., cam e S unday and is
“ g rin g e ” populace Is composed of
NOTICE OF SALE!
v isiting h er d au g h ter, Miss R u th
C ustom s, A g ricu ltu re , and Im m ig ra­
W hitney, head n u rse a t the H erm is­
tion men and th e ir fam ilies-—from
ton M edical hosp ital. She retu rn ed
all over the co u n try . Tucson, w ith
home th e la st of the. week.
Mrs. S tella S h aar was a charm in g th e U niversity, is only 65 m iles from
New M adden w as a P o rtla n d vis­
E ric B yrkgren, em ployee a t the
E dm und B riggs and H arold Pace
hostess
a t a bridge p a rty W ednesday here over a good road, an d p ared
ito r th e first of th e week.
were business v isito rs in P endleton F irst N atio n al B ank, w ent to P o rt­ n ig h t. F o u r tables of bridge w ere In road all b u t ab o u t So m iles to th e
Geo. W ag n er le ft T uesday for S atu rd ay .
land last F rid ay and sp en t the week
play d u rin g th e evening an d Mrs. coast.
P o rtla n d w here he a tten d ed to busi­
He re tu rn e d
Miss M arian H enderson re tu rn e d end v isitin g frien ds.
O.
K. M udge received prize for high
“ All th in g s considered,
w e’ve
ness.
to h er stu d ies a t th e U niversity of to H erm iston Monday.
HAVING PURCHASED T H E BANKRUPT STOCK OF
honors
and
Mrs.
Lyle
T
ilden
cut
|
been
ag
reeably
su
rp
rised
w
ith
liv ­
Mr. and Mrs. Jim P earso n were Oregon S atu rd ay .
Mrs. R. II. McAtee left Monday
prize.
THE BLESSING HARDWARE CO., WE FIND MANY
i
n
g
conditions
h
ere
on
"
th
e
L
in
e”
,
business v isito rs in P en d leto n th e
F ra n k Moody of Irrig o n is a m edi­ n ig h t for Cheney, W ash., e fte r re-
and like it very m uch. My w ife and
ITEMS THAT W E DO NOT WISH TO FUT INTO OUR
firs t of the week.
-elv
in
g
word
th
a
t
her
d
au
g
h
ter.
cal p a tie n t In th e H erm iston M edi­
Mrs. Levi R eeder e n te rta in e d for ( kiddies a re w ith me now, a fte r an
A. M. F ra n k lin suffered a broben cal h o sp ital th is week.
STOCK, AND OTHER GOODS ON WHICH WE ARE
M yrtle, has suffered an a tta c t ul a p ­
m em bers of h er p rim ary class from [absence of ab o u t 6 m onths in Med-
leg F rid ay w hile w orking ab o u t his
p
en
d
icitis
e
a
rly
th
a
t
m
orning.
Miss
NOW OVERSTOCKED. WE HAVE THEREFORE DE­
Miss C ath erin e M cBain spent th e
th e B a p tist-C h ristian
ch u rch last I ford. W hile v is itin g h e r folks th ere
place.
E a ste r v acation w ith h er p aren ts in McAtee Is a stu d e n t a t Cher.ey N or­ F rid a y w ith an E aster p a rty . The
CIDED TO PUT ON A SPECIAL SALE OF THE BLES­
d
u
rin
g
th
e
sum
m
er,
she
was
so
u
n
­
Mrs. A. W. P u rd y sp en t th e week V ancouver, Wn.
mal and w ill g ra d u a te th is spring.
little to ts enjoyed gam es and an fo r tu n a te as to have to spend most
SING STOCK TO WHICH W ILL BE ADDED MUCH OF
end in P o rtlan d v isitin g h er d a u g h ­
F. E. P ierson, w ho has been in
Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert Y eager spent
E a ste r egg h u n t w hich was followed of th e tim e In a h ospital, w ith sev­
te r, Mrs. M ortiff, and fam ily.
OUR OWN STOCK.
th e week end v isitin g Mrs. Y eag er’s th e V e te ra n ’s h o sp ital in P o rtlan d by refresh m en ts.
e ra l
o p eratio n s and
w hat
was
Tom Boylen of P endleton w as a m other, Mrs. R ena W aterm an.
for th e p a st m onth, re tu rn e d home
th o u g h t for a w hile to be spinal
business v isito r in H erm iston S a t­
Dr. an d Mrs. F. V. P rim e and F rid ay , m uch im proved. Mr. P ie r­
THIS WILL BE A MONEY SAVING OPPORTUNITY
A group of th e younger se t were m en in g itis, b u t proved to be a fte r-
u rd ay .
fam ily w ere d in n e r g u ests a t th e W. son had h is tosils rem oved and the
TO THE PEOPLE OF HERMISTON AND VICINITY.
e n te rta in e d W ednesday n ig h t a t th e ■ effects of flu. I w as called up th e re
Miss F lorence W ou g h ter an d Miss W. F elth o u se hom e S atu rd ay nig h t. o p eratio n was follow ed by com pli­
R. A. B row nson home w ith Miss for a few w eeks ab o u t T h an k sg iv in g
E v a W ou g h ter w ire business v isit­
Miss S ib ert, teac h er in th e local cations.
M ary B row nson and Miss A licia | tim e w hen she w asn ’t expected to
WATCH THIS PAPER FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT.
Miss
E
d
ith
C
larke
has
been
sta
y
­
ors in H eppner T hursday.
schools, sp en t th e E a ste r v acation ai
[
live."
O
ullette
a
c
tin
g
as
Joint
hostesses.
ing a t th e home of Mr. and Mrs.
J. I. P u rd y , tra v e lin g fre ig h t and her hom e in Colfax.
F o u r tab les of bridge w ere in play
SALE WILL BEGIN APRIL 9th.
R. G. P enney, m an ag er of the Levi R eeder th is week due to illness d u rin g the evening and Miss P e tty
p assen g er ag en t fo r th e U nion P a­
COLUMBIA RIVER REPORT
in
th
e
C
lark
e
home.
A
llen
C
larke
I
cific, w as a business, v isito r in H er­ S tan field G range Cooperative, wa:
R alph received prize for high honors
a P en d leto n business v isito r W ed­ has th e m easels and E d ith w as q u a r­ for th e g irls and Dick M artin high STUNS 0GEG0N DELEGATION
m iston M onday from P en d leto n .
an tin e d o u t in o rd er th a t she m ight
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. L e ath ers of nesday.
honors for the boys.
co n tin u e h er school work.
(C ontinued from P age One)
Miss
Mary
P
etrie,
Mrs.
N.
R.
M
ul­
R ingen. W n., w ere visito rs in H er­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Roy
C.
T
hom
as
left
M em bers of th e O regon d elegation
m iston th is week. Mr. L eath ers is ler, and Miss C ath erin e McBain
Mrs. Ben S pencer e n te rta in e d a t
ast S unday n ig h t for W oodburn,
In congress expressed asto n ish m en t
w ere d in n e r g u ests of Mrs. T. H
an old tim e resid en t of H erm iston.
Oregon, a fte r receiving a telephone fo u r tab les of bridge last T h u rsd ay th a t th e board of arm y en g in eers
F raser, T uesday n ig h t.
NOTICE OF SALE!
n
ig
h
t
a
t
her
home
in
U
m
atilla
hon­
Mrs. Jo h n H allm an of S tan field
The Misses C ath erin e and M arg ar­ call th a t Mr. T h o m as’ m o th er was o rin g Mr. and Mrs. C arson Reeves, should have presum ed to estab lish a
Is a p a tie n t In th e H erm iston M edi­
policy w ith reference to th e expen­
et M cM ullen, and E d ith C larke were q u ite ill. H arold P ack w orked in
who had been v isitin g a t th e Joa
cal hosp ital th is week. Mrs. Halt-
d itu re of federal funds on such p ro ­
S unday d in n e r g u ests a t th e Levi his place a t K ingsley’s u n til he re ­
Reeves home here for th e p ast week
m an is th e m o th er of Ju liu s Gimble.
tu rn ed T h u rsd ay .
jects, an opinion for w hich th ey com panies to build th e dam s, w ith hope is offered for im m ediate s ta rt
R eeder home.
P h y llis W ilson, sm all S-year-old
Mr. and Mrs. M erton Dawalg of Miss Nell Reeves acted as assista n t w ere not asked, an d to oppose fed er­ th e g o v ern m en t c o n trib u tin g m erely on developm ent of th e stre a m .”
Mr. an d Mrs. R. I . E llio tt of Pen-
d a u g h te r of Mr. and Mrs. R obert dleton w ere E a ste r Sunday guests Irrig o n w ere in tow n W ednesday hostess. Couple prizes w ent to Miss a l developm ent on th e Colum bia. to th e cost of n av ig atio n locks. No
Herald W ant Ads P ay
W ilson of B oardm an, is a pneum onia of Mr. an d Mrs. O C. P ierce and n ig h t. Mr. D aw ald is su p e rin te n d e n t R u th Bensel and F red B ark er, and T hey construed th e re p o rt as favor-
consolation
to
Mrs.
E
arl
Bensel.
Mr.
p a tie n t in th e H erm iston M edical fam ily.
of th e Irrig o n schools and was here
p n g p riv a te developm ent. S e n ato r
and Mrs. Reeves le it S unday by mo­
h o sp ital th is week.
E m erson and W ayne Reece w ent in th e in te re st of p lacin g the band to r for San Pedro, Texas, w here Mr. S teiw er, in p a rtic u la r,-c ritic iz e d th e
RINGLET ENES
n a tu re of th e re p o rt an d declared j
to E n te rp rise last S atu rd ay , th e ir in th e sta te co n test. T he band was
■a
Reeves w ill be statio n ed on th e U.
th a t “ th is proposal c an n o t be de-1
to rm er home, w here they have em ­ s ta te ch am p io n sh ip in its class last S. S. T exan as tu r r e t cap ta in .
year.
fen d ed .”
ployed for th e sum m er.
Dr. C urry, I he S e a ttle O ptom e­
Miss Em ogene P au l left last
T he re p o rt proposes th e im prove­
UMATILLA CCUi.TY ALLOTTED
tris t,
who lias m ade professional
T
h
u
rsd
ay
for
S
eattle,
W
n.,
w
here
m ent of th e C olum bia riv e r betw een
THE BEST IN TALKING
-¡he v isited
w ith
h er uncle, Mr. v isits to H erm isto n for years, and is WHEAT FOP. FEED R E IIF F
V ancouver and the S nake w ith low
PICTURES
Gould. She re tu rn e d the last of the know n for good o p tical w ork a t re a ­
head dains, w hich w ould c re a t slack
H erm iston, Oregon
sonable prices, w ill ag a in be a t the
(C ontinued from P age 1)
week.
w ater for barge tra n s p o rta tio n
as
COMPLETE
F irst Show S ta rts a t 7:15 P. M.
Mrs. W. W. F elth o u se w ent to H otel H erm isto n S a tu rd ay , A pril 9. m uch low er tills year due to in well as m ake possible th e develop­
TELEPHONE 141 -
m ark et, am m ent of huge blocks of hydro-elec-
W alla
W alla
F rid ay
aftern o o n for one day. Eyes exam ined, Glasses creased ta riff, slow
PROGRAM
G
round
and
fitte
d
.
—
Adv.
ra
in
s
in
S
inaloa
th
a
t
have
Increased
w here she sp en t E a ste r w ith h er
ric pow er. The developm ent should
Mrs. C. A. M iller of E n te rp rise , is the percentage of diseased stock.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
son, " B ill’, who is a tte n d in g W h it­
be m ade, th e re p o rt sta te s, only
v isitin g h er d a u g h te r, Mrs. Juve,
man college.
"W e m ake th e g re a te st iinmbt
when th e value of th e pow er ju s ti­
MATINEE 2 :3 0 SATURDAY
and fam ily th is week and plans to ot in te rc e p tio n s of diseases an
Mr.
and
Mrs.
R.
A
lexander,
and
fies th e Im provem ent on a p u rely
Handsom e men. lonely men, g en ­
Mrs. B erth an C ollins and d a u g h te r rem ain n ex t week. She cam e from pests of an y of th e B order ports business basis.
erous men, all kinds of men
C
ath ry n , of P en d leto n , were guests P o rtla n d M onday n ig h t a fte r v is it­ We have some lab o rato ry epui.im en
P ow er developm ent
w ould
be
— b u t only
at th e E. P. Dodd home E aster S u n ­ in g for tw o w eeks w ith h er d a u g h te r for ex am in atio n of specim ens, bu
nade on ap p licatio n of local govern-
who is in n u rses tr a in in g in the send them all to W ash in g to n for fi
day.
HOT LUNCHES
lont a u th o rity or p riv a te In te re sts
M ultnom ah co u n ty h ospital.
nal id e n tific a tio n and recording.
Miss Mac-d lene Buck, Miss Eva
n d er th e federal pow er act and no
A lfred Q u irln g ,
accom panied
B artsch. and .'.lias M ary P etrie sp en t
"W e like Nogale3
very
much -keense would be issued fo r pow er
REFRESHING DRINKS
by Miss R u th Bcnsel an d Miss Ina
the E a ste r vacatio n In P o rtlan d
W e’re in th e m o u n tain s a t a i cle
[evelopm ent not In accordance w ith
Miss P e trie visited w ith Mrs. Chas. L en h art, re tu rn e d from D allas and v atio n of 4,000 feet, w hich fa c t te •
he g en eral plan of developm ent In
SPORTING GOODS
P o rtlan d M onday evening. A lfred
Storz w hile th ere.
pers the sum m ers considerably. Tl:
-hat is know n as "series A .”
'P en t th e E a ste r v acatio n w ith his
H ow ard Reid and George Tueffel p a re n ts In D allas and R uth visited sum m er rain s, Ju n e to O ctobar, a
Such a re th e h ig h spots of th e re-
who have been sp en d in g th e sp rin g relativ es and frien d s in P o rtlan d . very re g u la r in com ing aln.os: dail
-om m endatlons of L y tle B row n,
They go fo r th e ir boy
noontim e,
ass T in-
vacation w ith f.r. and Mrs. II. J. Ina has been in R anier, Ore., for the sh o rtly a fte r
hief of engineers. The long-aw aited
friend In tw o d ifferen t
Reid in C o lu i.b ia d is tric t, re tu rn e d past several m onths an d w ill rem ain cool aftern o o n s and n lf h ts . T h'
ep o rt w as tra n sm itte d to congress
w a y s .......................... ......
coldest w in te r w eath er so fa r ha
to th r ir stu d ies t t: e IT. of W. S a t­ In H erm isto n for a week.
HERMISTON, OREGON
here th e inference w as d raw n th a t
Based on th e play—■
been 18 degrees F „ and th a t fo r on
urday.
3231SW5ESS.LSjuTraiig? 'fi'feTf- -ft; ¡ftf
"'p c n -in e e rs prefer p riv a te pow er
At th e last m eetin g of th e Bap- ly a few nights.
( a t n e t I>. Bc.-t a s s is ta n t county H st-C h rlstlan Ladles Aide society, it
"This is New Y ork”
"A s th e sum m er ra in s s t a r t ir,
g en t, loft M onday
for Corvallia was decided to hold a special sale at
by R obert E. Sherwood
Ju n e , th e ran g e tu rn s g reen and ir
'h e r e he w ill a tte n d a hay g rad in g
no
't
h
r
i
f
t
Phon
b
e
g
in
n
in
g
A
pril
plus MICKEY MOUSE In
’■chool sponsored by th e extension !th and c o n tin u in g u n til S a tv rd vy, the broken c o u n try about i s thr
"T H E CASTAWAY”
■,1
A b e a u tifu l hom e i s th e desire of us all,
d e p artm en t a t th e s ta te college.
1 prll 9 th , w hen It w ill close w ith a H ereford beef g e ts so fa t th ey c ar
And C h ap ter 6 of "Danger Is la n d ’
...itu
R an g e-g rass
wa:
w h e th e r to p u rch ase o r to b eau tify o n e
""THE CAT C R E E PS"
cooked food sale a t th e T u rn b lad liardl y w addle.
H er la ii
w hich we allre a d y o w n .
By p ay in g cash
M eat M arket s ta rtin g a t 1 0 :3 0 a. m. knee-high last sum m er.
for your groceries y o u save money to quick
O rders for special foods w ill be re ­ th e B order seetlo n o f the st-.to arc
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
e r realize th is a m b itio n — and —
ceived by Mrs. \V. W. F elthouse. I ow ned by a few very l.-r- e o u tfits
E very boy and g irl, every p a re n t
Phono 39W.
— Adv. u sing purebred H ereford bulls w hir)
w ill feel th a t
The Misses E lean o r and C e ir- they s h ift from one section to an
g la n n t B riggs spent Ih c week end o th e r a t freq u en t in te rv a b .
"P o p u latio n of N ogales is abou"
v isitin g th e ir p aren ts, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. r riggs.
They had as th e ir 6.000 on our side of th e fence
S p a n ish -h o rn ), nnc
houso guest Mr. Joe llin im c l of ; a- (ab o u t 75%
lcm. E lean o r and C e o rg ian n a are 18,000 on the S onora side, plus thei:
O
teac h in g in th e
M ountain
View th o u san d s of b u rro s and dogs!
APRIL 1st, 2nd and 4th.
school n ear Palcm and have signed necessity, in o u r w ork we have tc
th e ir co n tra c ts for a n o th e r year. speak Spanish considerably. Oui
Is a slice of life as th ey know It.
They live In an a p a rtm e n t In Salem inspection of all “ dead fre ig h t"
THE
OLD
RELIABLE
Laughs and Gayety!
but w ill be hom e for th e sum m er an d perishable sh ip m en ts Is done In
MAX-I-MUM BRAND
OPTOMETRIST
EDWARD'S DEPENDABLE
ECONOMY BLEND
Beautiful Romance and Deep
vacation a fte r th e ir school closes, th e Mexican R ailro ad yards, and of
VACUUM PACKED
of
Seattle
VACUUM PACKED
course
w
e’re
d
e
a
lin
g
w
ith
th
e
Mexi
May
20th.
FRESH LY ROASTED
Emotion
T he n a tio n ’s fin est coffee— a
A coffee you’ll be proud to
W ho has made P rofessional
R. C. Todd, c a n d id a te for county ! cans co n tin u a lly a t th e g ates and in
F re sh ly g ro u n d — in glasslne
CHARLES ROOGERS
blend of u n ifo rm excellence.
visits to HERMISTON for years
serve. Sold on a n absolute
com m issioner, seek in g th e re p u b li­ o u r own railro a d yards.
lined packages— saves th e cost
CHARLIE RUGGLES
All th a t th e nam e im plies
w ill again be a t th e
m oney back g u a ra n te e .
can no m in atio n , in com pany w ith
of th e tin.
•'Our county is not an a g ric u ltu ­
PEGGY SHANNON
Dr. and Mrs. G. E. H olt of P en d le­ ral one.
FRANCIS DEE
More m in in g th a n any
HERMISTON HOTEL
One Lb.
One Lb.
P er
ton, w ent to Y akim a. W n., last F r i­ th in g else. R uns heavy copper, sil
Saturday, April 9
T in
Marvelously acted and perfectly
T in
Pound
day, re tu rn in g Monday. Mrs. H olt ver. and gold. D airym en rely m ost­
for one day
Directed.
v ent to P o rtla n d
from
Y akim a ly on Johnson g ra ss fo r hay and p as­
EYES EXAMINED
vhere she w ill a tte n d th e Red Cross tu rag e. Beef feeders a re u sin g kaf-
plus DANE AND ARTHUR in
GLASSES GROUND
P ounds
onference. Mrs. H olt is v o lu n teer I flr-co rn sileage, cottonseed cake,
"L E A .’E B REA K ER S"
AND FIT T ED
and Fox N ow h
i
e c re ta ry of th e Vma/tllla f o u n ty and some shelled corn.
B est Cane — F in e G ra n u la te d
REDUCED PRICES
Show ing U nrest In Ireland.
Ted Cross and has been very active
“ W e’ve found a very nice circle of
n th e w ork since th e w ar.
The
Clover Bloom
m eetings in P o rtlan d a re in th e form
F ancy F u ll Cream
Lb. Bag
>f a tr a in in g school and p rom inent
Locai Happenings
:SOCIETY:
NOTICE
Oregon H a rd w a re
Ö Im p lem ent Co.
% WZ//J
Jlft#
Duart Permanents
(JDasw ¡¿hr atrr
$2.95 & $5.00
Finger Waves
5Oe
Hermiston Beauty Shoppe
TWO KINDS
■
Of
Hitt’s Confectionery
Coming Again!
c r S /S n c -"
PK.I^ES A ctive
F rid a y, s a tu r-
d ay & M onday
COFFEE
COFFEE
’WHAT IS HOME WITHOUT]
SAVE
YOUR
EYES
r r r v ^ iS
D r. C u rry
COFFEE
SUGAR * 8
Published in the interests of the people of Hermiston and vicinity by
Inni-A-Lnni l umber Co.
—
Phone 331.
Vol. 31
Hermiston. Or.. Thürs day. March 31, 1932
No. 13
P u t Id le Men and
Money to W o rk !
Y our co u n try ra ils i years
and undoub
you to en list in th e 'd ly cheaper th n n in
P re s id e n t’s cam paign ’ho fu tu re .
to resto ro confidence
We have pictu res
by p u ttin g men mid ’ ind suggest Ions for
money to w ork!
; fences, cupboards, por
•’UN-SOCK" th e h id ­ ■ ches, etc.
Yours for S leeping
den d ollar.
N ites Only.
A ca re fu l check of
Dr. B row nson,
m aterial prices an.I la
P.D.Q. E d ito r
bor costs Rhone th a t
both can he had today (P . D. Q. m eans PU R-
ch eap er th a n In m any I fY -U P D arn Q u irk .)
FORMER ASSISTANT COUNTY
AGENT TELLS EXPERIENCES
(C ontinued from page One)
lief com m ittee, all of P endleton.
Davis w ill be i n ex-officio m em ­
ber of th e com m ittee.
A m eeting
« a s called W ednesday n ig h t to con-
rlder coun ty -w id e o rg a n iz a tio n in
ird e r th a t th e Red Cross w ill be in
> position to a d m in iste r th e d is tri­
bution of w heat In accordance w ith
th e bill passed by congress.
Red Cross o fficials express them -
telves as b eing well pleased w ith
th e a ttitu d e ta k e n by th e d e p a rt­
m ent of a g ric u ltu re , a n d
believe
th a t th e feed w h eat w ill prove of
m a te ria l aid in many d is tric ts of
U m atilla county.
Miss A nita G rew , w ho recen tly
wain th e S tra it of B osporus from
th e Black Sea to th e M arm ora, Is be­
lieved to be th e first person to ac-
I rom pllsh th is 13-piile swim,
Cheese
Corn M eal * 9
'ted Cross w orkers will be in charge.
T U M -A -L U M T IC K L E R
29c
39c
W hite o r Yellow
S a tu rd ay
Pound
Rolled Oats * 9
APBIL 2ND
Speei&ls
Lb. Bag
S unripe R eg u lar
POT ROAST B E E F ..........
RIB BOIL BEEF — 10c
3 lbs. for ........................
B FE F STLAKS .................
PORK CHOPS ....................
PORK SAUSAGE
SOAP * 10
L una W h ite L au n d ry
N e w Cabbage
Do you a p p re c ia te a good
In d ependent b u tc h e r shop in
y o u r city? If you do, back It
up w ith your su p p o rt. W e ap­
p re c ia te your p atro n a g e and
th a n k you for th e same.
A SQUARE DEAL ALWAYS.
ORANGES * 2
F ancy. L arge, Ju ic y and Sw eet
Eat more of them
Q uality — P rice — Service
P e r Pound
55c
Oysters
M edium Size Cove
A t th e ir best rig h t now.
T ins
"H orae of Q u ality M eats"
HERMISTON MEAT
MARKET
H erm iston, Oregon
Mac M a rr Store No. A / > 1
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