The Hermiston herald., May 11, 1933, Page 2, Image 2

THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE TWO
Uhe Germista ferali
Published every Thursday at Hermis-
ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by
Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring,
Publishers.
Entered
as
December,
Second Class Matter
1906, Umatilla County,
Oregon.
Subscription Rates:
One Year .................................
Six Months ...............................
Three Months .........................
_ which means the interest of all |
concerned—-must prevail.
The next ten years will be vital
to agriculture. During them there |
will be established a sound founda­
tion, or there will be chaos. The
cooperative mover, ent will make or
break. It behooves every farmer, |
and every farm a sociation, to work
together now.
Proposed Sales Tax.
the performance of such duty. If a
warrant be returned not satisfied In
full, the commission shall have the
same remedies to enforce the claim
for taxes against the taxpayer as If
the people of the state had recovered
judgment against the taxpayer for
the amount of the tax.
(Continued next week)
CHURCH NOTES
THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1933
Music Week Program.
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UMATILLA NEWS
t
By Louise Byrnes
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Conlon and
laughter Mildred motored to Pen-
leton Saturday evening.
Cloyd Tillson, who is now em-
doyed at Huntington, Oregon, was
n Umatilla Saturday where he vi-
ited a few old friends.
Mrs. James Byrnes and daughter
oan spent Friday and Saturday in
Valla Walla. Wn.. on business.
hey also
Miss Bernice
visited
lyrnes who is attending Moreman’s
chool.
Miss Rosa Ricco spent the week
nd shopping and visiting in Port-
ind.
Otto Durant has returned from a
usiness trip to Woodburn and Sa-
em, Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Peck and
on Dickie of Maryhill, Ore., were
matilla visitors Thursday.
Miss Lorine Lash has returned to
Jmatilla after spending several
weeks in Pendleton and Milton after
■ er recovery from an appendicitis
peration.
Miss Yvonne Bousquet and Paul
Donavon were the dinner guests of
Ir. and Mrs. Bill Kennedy Sunday.
Miss Bernice Byrnes who is at-
ending Moreman’s school of Beau-
y Culture in Walla Walla, Wn., is
ome for a few days visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Stephens
have moved from the Thompson
house to one of Bill Switzler's hous-
es.
Lewllyn Brownell accompanied by
enry Crisman attended the Uma-
illa-Wallula cut-off road meeting
t the state line Sunday. They went
y the way of Pasco, Wn., and visi-
ed with Earl Brownell.
Mr. and Mrs. George Cramer of
endleton were week end guests at
he home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Music Week program for Mor-
row County and the west end of
Umatilla county will be held at
Umatilla on Saturday, May 13.
Wednesday afternoon several mu­
sical numbers will be presented in
the Umatilla gym by the Hermiston
school.
Pioneer Resident Passes.
Elizabeth Adams Pike, who died
at the home of her son. Ekha Pike
of Loveland, Iowa, May 2, 1933, was
born in Missouri on
March
19,
1846. She was married to Francis
Pike January 10,1867. They came
west to Wallowa, Ore., in 1886, and
after living there for 18 years they
came to Umatilla in the fall of
1805. They bought and lived on the
present Walt Caldwell ranch for
several years and then bought the
place on which Lloyd Miller and
family now reside. In 1929 they
went to Loveland, Iowa, where they
have made their home with their
son.
She is survived by her husband,
F. M. Pike, and five children. Perry
Pike of Umatilla, Mrs. Cora' McCrae
of Wallowa, Ore., Elisha Pike and
Mrs. Minta Skinner, both of Love­
land, Neb., twenty-six grandchild­
ren and 40 great-grandchildren.
What could be more appropriate on
MOTHESDAV
*1.00
There have been a great many In­
.75 quiries about the contents of the
BAPTIST CHURCH
.50 proposed sales tax bill which will be
Sunday school at 10:00 A. M.
THAN TO PRESENT HER
Rev. J. T. Dowel will preach the
referred to the people of the State
are
I
sermon
at
the
morning
service
at
of Oregon July 21, 1933. We
WITH A BRAND NEW BANK
publishing the bill as proposed by 11:00 o’clock. Special music will
BOOK CONTAINING A SUB­
the state legislature which will ap- be furnished by Miss Golda Mumma.
pear from week to week until the
STANTIAL DEPOSIT IN A
METHODIST CHURCH
complete bill has been printted
Hermiston,
Oregon
Comment will be made later.
SNUG LITTLE BANK DEPO­
O. W. Payne, Minister
SIT.
The morning services at 10:00
Mother’s Day.
!
o
’
clock
are
followed
by
Sunday
OREGON LAWS, 1933.
On May 11. 1912, Mother’s Day
School at 11:00 o'clock.
CHAPTER 400
was celebrated all over this broad
A week later, Sunday, May 21,
AN
ACT
land and will hereafter be celebra­
the Baccalaureate sermon for the
(Continued from last week.)
ted with as much regularity as
high school will be at the Baptist
Christmas. The white carnation was
(c) No injunction shall be award church, Instead of next Sunday as
chosen as the memory flower be­ ed by any court or judge to restrain was announced.
cause it grows everywhere and its the collection of taxes imposed by I
of Hermiston
this act or to restrain the enforce­
whiteness symbolizes the purity of ment of this act.
COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
IRRIGON NEWS
Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over *50,000.
a mother’s love, its endurance, her
W. O. Miller, Pastor.
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
Section 13. If any tax imposed by I
F. B. SWAYZE, President
R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President
( >
fidelity.
Umatilla, Oregon
this act, or portion of such tax, be
Mrs. Frank Brace and daughter
A. H. NORTON, Cashier
D.
M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier
y
We have long erected public mon­ not paid within 30 days after the j Sunday, May 14, 1933.
Florene motored to Pendleton Mon-
same
becomes
due,
the
tax
commis-
|
day.
Junior
Endeavor
at
9:15
A.
M.
uments to our great men but have
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sion shall issue a warrant under its
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kelley and
Sunday school 10:00 A. M.
seldom dropped even a flower on the hand and official seal directed to
family from Portland visited Mr».
A Mother's Day urogram will be
resting place of the noble mothers the sheriff of any county of the
Kelley’s sister and family, Mr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bliston and
who raised the gifted men, and to state commanding him to levy upon iven by the Ladies Aid at 11:00
Mrs. Vern Jones, from Friday until
family, • Mr. Parsons and son Ed
Devotional service by the
whom most of the credit for the and sell the real and personal pro­ A. M.
Sunday.
t
COLUMBIA
NEWS
f
were dinner guests at the J. E. Hal­
perty of the taxpayer found within | pastor.
Miss Alma Neil of Pine City was
By Florence Udey
greatness belongs.
lyburton home Sunday. Mrs. Bliston
his county for the payment of the'
days
a
guest
of
Miss
Heath
a
few
Christian Endeavor at 7:30 P. M
‘larke.
So it is fitting that we set apart amount thereof, with the added pen­
Mrs. Frank Bilderback was a vi- is a sister of Mrs. Hallyburton.
last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Switzler,
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Knotts and
Mother’s Day. May 14th, for the alties. interest and the costs of exe-1 Special Mother’s Day service led
The high school students with sitor at the Joe Udey home Monday son and Lottie and Wesley Knauf
ho have been spending several
purpose of at least thinking of our cuting the warrant, and to return by Rev. Brown of Boardman at 8:00 ays visiting relatives in Portland, their instructors, Mr. Atkin and afternoon.
such warrant to the commission and
Mr. and Mrs. Art Bliston and spent Sunday at the Dave Johnson
Miss Heath, motored to Cold Springs
mothers.
eturned home Sunday.
pay to it the money collected by vir­
family
are living on the Miles Bara­ farm near Echo.
Friday
morning
for
their
annual
Miss Lorlne Lash has gone to
Mrs. Oscar Knotts was a morning
tue thereof by a time to be therein
gar farm and helping with the
picnic,
returning
at
a
late
hour
that
COMMUNITY PRESBYTERIAN
Maryhill,
Ore.,
where
she
will visit
specified, not less than 60 days from
work Mrs. Bliston is a daughter of caller at the Udey home Tuesday.
night.
Games
and
sports
were
in
Cooperatives Must Cooperate.
it
the
home
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
Er-
W. 0. Miller, Pastor.
the date of the warrant. The sheriff
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Baragar were
order with a delicious lunch at the Mr. and Mrs. U. Edwards.
iest Peck.
Boardman, Oregon.
In a recent address, C. O. Moser, shall, within five days after the re­
noon hour and a weiner and marsh-
E. J. Allen who has been living visiting friends in Columbia Mon­
Henry
Thompson.
Eldon
Thomp-
ceipt
of
the
warrant,
file
with
the
I
Sunday
May
14,
1933.
mellow
roast
at
the
close
of
the
day.
day.
They are now living in Stan­
on the Watson place, is leaving the
Vice President of the American Cot­
on and Harry Hull attended the
clerk of his county a copy thereof.
field.
Miss Hazel Williams and Wilt project.
•
Sunday Schoo! 10:15 A. M.
Vallula-Umatilla cut-off road meet-
ton Cooperative association, pointed In the judgment docket In the col­
Mother’s Day program at 11:00 ng Sunday.
Mrs. Vai Knauf spent Tuesday
Leon Norquist who lives at Wal­
The purpose of the Franké of Walla Walla were Sun­
out that farm organizations must umn for judgment debtors the name
A.
M.,
conducted
by
the
Ladies
Aid
neeting
was
to
plan a suitable cele- day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe lula was visiting with Mr. and Mrs. with Mrs. August Linder.
cooperate among themselves if they and thereupon the clerk shall enter
Williams.
ration when the new road will be
T. E. Crocker of Spray, Ore., was
who is working at Fred Lenz, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Bei- a visitor at the Umpton home Sun­
Ralph Beneflel
1
are to obtain the best possible re­ of the taxpayer mentioned in the Devotional service led by the Rev. pened about July 15.
warrant and in appropriate columns Brown. Basket dinner at the church.
be
and
his
brother
Walter
Norquist.
was
visiting
the
home
folks
Wallowa
sults. He said: "It should be borne the amount of the tax or portion
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Woodward
day.
x
Dr. and Mrs. Temple of Pendleton
Devotional service again at 2:30, f Hermiston were Umatilla visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Hooker, who has been ill for
In mind that perhaps no single plan thereof and penalties for which the
Frank
Leicht
and
Don
Rutledge
were
on
the
project
Sunday.
unday.
two weeks, is improving.
the date led by the pastor. Music led by
or particular device can be applied warrant is issued and
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pierson are
The Umatilla grade boys baseball were Heppner business visitors Wed-
Mrs. Wm. Mikesell’s father has
to every type of agriculture with when such copy is filed and there- Miss Pope,
nesday.
the proud parents of a baby girl been in bed for the last two weeks.
earn motored to Hermiston Satur­
family were horn Saturday at their home.
A.
C.
Houghton
and
the same result, but, on the other 'pon the amount of such warrant so
day afternoon where the game
Wm. Struthers, who bought the
docketed shall become a Hen upon
In Pendleton Saturday.
Those attending the Legion con­ old Thomas place, is building a new
CHRISTIAN SC ENCE CHURCHES turned out to be a tie, 8-8.
hand, it should be far simpler tc the title to any interest in real pro­
been
visiting
H.
F.
Baker
who
has
vention
in
Pendleton
from
Colum-
A monthly Christian Endeavor
find a special device that will be perty or personal property of the
chicken house.
66 A dam and Fallen Man” was the
arty was held at the Community relatives here returned to Portland bia were J. E. Hallyburton, H. C.
Walter Norquist who is working
particularly applicable to the prob­ taxpayer against whom it is issued
A
subject of the Lesson-Ser­
Saturday.
hurch Friday evening. Just a few
McCulley and Art Blinsten. Walter on the Newport road has moved his
lems of any given industry. When in the same manner as a judgment
mon In all Churches of Christ,
Mrs. C. B. Wood had the misfor­ Hamm of Hermiston also went with family into the house on the Wat­
vere
there"to
enjoy
the
party.
luly docketed tn the office of such
the various types of farm organiza- clerk. The said sheriff shall there­
Scientist, on Sunday, May 7.
At the Junior class meeting Mon­ tune to receive painful injuries by a them.
son place.
The Golden Text was, "O Israel,
day it was decided that instead of tall on a cement floor.
Mrs. Everetts and sister-in-law Oria Thompson has been employed
tions learn to work together, as upon proceed upon the same in all
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Fred
Thorne
were
having
the
annual
Junior-Senior
were
callers
at
the
Joe
Udey
farm
return unto the Lord thy God;
on thé road work as sprinkler.
they are now beginning to work, respects, with like effect and In the
banquet this year, the Juniors will dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Monday morning.
for thou hast fallen by thine in­
Dorothy Addleman, who has been
each group will be eager to support same manner prescribed by law in
Isom Sunday.
have
a
theatre
party
with
the
Sen-
Mrs.
Emma
Felthouse
and
Mrs.
F.
for Ralph Saylor on Butter
iquity” (Hosea 14:1).
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghton and A. Roumageaux were at the Chas. working
such legislation as will be most respect to execution Issued against
their
guests,
and
then
en-
j
lors
as
Creek returned home Sunday.
property upon Judgment of a court
Among the citations which com­
the
Mrs.
Frank
Brace
called
on
beneficial to the other group.”
joy
a
Keller
farm
cutting
asparagus
Sat
­
luncheon
of
ice
cream
and
of records, and shall be entitled to
Lottie Knauf was absent from
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
Isoms Sunday afternoon.
urday.
cake.
schobl a few days last week on ac­
The success of any individual the same fees for his services tn
following from the Bible: "Thera
The
baseball
game
at
Pine
City
Frank
Beddow
sold
his
homestead
Harold
W.
Buhman,
former
teach-
count of illness.
farm organization depends on co- executing the warrant, to be collec-
is therefore now no condemnation
unday by Irrigon and the Pine City to F. M. Ebrei and E. M. Temple of
ar in Umatilla, is reported to have
ted in the same manner. In the dis-
to them which are in Christ Jesus,
operation among the producers of eretion of the tx commission ;
earns resulted in a score of 4 to 10 Pendleton.
been in an automobile accident and
Use the Classified Column.
who walk not after the flesh, but
Mrs. Henry Sommerer and child­
suffered head cuts. He is in the n favor of Irrigon.
its territory. Without this con ware nt of like terms, force and ef-
Glenn
Ball
took
a
bus
load
of
peo-
ren
were
Sunday
evening
visitors
at
leppner
hospital.'
after
the
Spirit"
(Rom.
8:1).
nected kind of support, it is power feet may he iee
1 nor
It Brings Results.
le up to see the game.
the Udey home.
W. T. Bray who was working ir
The Lesson-Sermon also includ­
less. On the larger scale, success any agent authorized to collect tax-
Mr. and Mrs. Batie Rand and Mr.
tedmond,
Ore.,
became
ill
and
re-
ed
the
following
correlative
pas
­
depends on cooperation among the es imposed by this act, and in the
urned home.
He went to Walla ind Mrs. Geo. Rand were Pendleton
sages from the Christian Science
Valla where he received treatments. hoppers Saturday.
cooperatives themselves.
There Is execution thereof such agent shall
textbook, "Science and Health
have all the powers conferred by
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas of Kamela.
Several of the ladies attended the
no room in agriculture for internal law upon sheriffs, but shall be en­
with Key to the Scriptures”, by
ire., and Miss Ada Goodwin were I. E. Club at Mrs. William Kik s
bickering and sectional selfishness. titled to no fee or compensation in
Mary Baker Eddy: "Through dis­
nests of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Davis ast Thursday and report a very
A policy of enlightened self-interest excess of actual expenses paid in
cernment of the spiritual opposite
ast week.
pleasant afternoon.
o: materiality, even the way
Mr. and Mrs. Duff Kaight enter-
Mrs. W. C. Isom visited Mrs. Geo.
through Christ, Truth, man will
ained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gentry
endler, Jr. at Umatilla Saturday
f Portland at dinner last Tuesday afternoon.
reopen with the key of divine Sci­
vening. Mr. and Mrs. Gentry were
ence the gates of Paradise which
The Irrigon band played at the?
ormer residents.
Hermiston theatre Sunday night tos
human bel’afs have closed, and
A. E. McFarland left Friday for a full house.
will find himself unfallen, upright,
Portland where he will attend a
pure, and free, not needing to con­
% ¥
neeting of the Farm Bureau.
$
sult almanacs for the probabilities
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lee, who are
either of his life or of the weather,
PINE CITY NEWS
visiting with Mrs. Lee's parents. Mr
not needing to study brainolosy
i nd Mrs. Hartle, motored to Pendle-
By Oleta Neill
to learn how much of a man he
ton.
Pendleton is the home of a New Battery
Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughter Ne- 1 J
is” (p. 171).
Many of the Umatilla people at­
ended the baseball game between va were in Hermiston and Echo 4,
Hermiston and Umatilla. The final Wednesday on business.
Ray 'Applegate, who has recently ',
score was 5-2. Cecil Tippie and Geo.
Kendler from Umatilla played on moved to a place near Enterprise < >
was on Butter Creek Wednesday to %
the Hermiston team.
% t .BOARDMAN NEWS
Special Heavy Duty Truck Battery
Miss Melvola Root was the din­ get some stock that he was unable %
By Mrs. Dan Ransier
<>
ner guest of Rev. and Mrs. W. O. to take the first trip.
WHICH WILL NOW BE HANDLED LOCALLY BY
Jack Graham returned Tuesday | Miller Saturday and accompanied
Mrs. Paul Bull of La Grande vi- J ’
evening from Portland, going down them to Boardman to the evening sited at the home of her parents, ? >
on business.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young during %
services.
1
TheNew Soap Powder.
P 11
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Huff stopped
The Umatilla high school boys the week. Mrs. Bull came down Sat- % I)
"One of Umatilla County s Veteran Battery Men.”
Jig Saw Puzzle Free.
•
IOS
urday
evening and returned Sunday < > 1/oSll
on the project from Hood River, go­ motored to Pilot Rock last Friday
ing to Hermiston to visit Mrs. Huff’s where they were defeated in a 4-2 evening.
Many people from Pine City at- 2,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Klages.
game. Umatilla will play the Pilot
Fresh roasted—A good quality at lb.
IT IS OUR OPINION THAT THIS BATTERY WILL OUTWEAR
tended the Farm Bureau meeting at %
Roy Chandler and John Brick
ock team in Umatilla Tuesday.
“
OIICC
We
grind it while you wait.
Alpine
Saturday
night.
Some
of
the
2
made
a
business
trip
to
Heppner
Mrs. McMillian and children of
2 BATTERIES OF THE ORDINARY MAKE.
Tuesday.
Portland were visiting Mr. McMil- Pine City-Alpine young people pre-%
The P. T. A. held their last meet­ lian in Umatilla.
sented a very entertaining playlet. % C. CRYSTAL
The Billion Bubble
GENERAL SPECIFICATIONS
ing for the year Tuesday evening.
A few of the Umatilla people at­ Hippity Hop Hotel was the name of S DOCP
WHITE
Regular Size
After a short program and business tended the dance in Echo Saturday. it.
1-8 Inch Plates Special Heavy Duty
meeting, a reception was held for
Bert Michel was a business visi-2
The play cast for the Ladies Aid
THOMPSON
the teachers. Refreshments of sand-
Port Orford Cedar Separators: Vertical Grain
lay, "Those Dreadful Drews”, are tor in Heppner Friday.
Choice SEEDLESS
| wiches, jello, cookies and coffe were diligently working to be able to
The Pine City high school has 4 >
Extra Heavy Post, Our Own Make
|served.
decided on giving a high school pie- ' ' '
present It May 19.
Henvy Duty Straps. Our Own Make,
Roy Chandler and W. Wilbanks
। 4,
Miss Beth Cooney was the over nie at Wallula Gap next Friday.
BAKER’S
Cases Made by Pacific Hard Rubber Company.
Clarence Neill was In Hermiston ' 4 •
have purchased from the Land Bank light guest of Miss Yvonne Bous-
BRAND
* lb. Tin
•Wednesday
on
business.
the
old
Woodard
ranch.
net Sunday.
I hese specifications make one of the very best batteries.
Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger
"High above Government Standards in Nutritive Value”
Mrs. Clyde Carrick and Chas.
The Camp Fire girls are-planning
Pendleton
Han go made a business trip to Her­
n outside Council Fire to be given and children were in
Price of our Batteries will meet conditions of today
miston Friday.
he latter part of May. The girls Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms called
Ray Barlow and Rachel Johnson re now practicing on a three-act
Large Size
11 PLATE: 13 PLATE; 15 PLATE; 17 PLATE; 19 PLATE.
spent Thursday In Walla Walla. ■lay "The Return of Rosella", and at the Mrs. Ollie Nelli home Friday
"Made
instantly
in
the
cup.
”
■
! Mrs. Coats had charge of the store.
vera! girls will have completed afternoon.
Mrs. Neil Knight visited her moth
Roy Chandler and Edward Kunze heir requirements.
er, Mrs. Nora Moore, at the Roy
were home the past week. It was
Neill ranch during the week. Miss
Regular Package
Dealers in all principal towns and cities in Eastern Oregon and
too cold to shear sheep.
Student Officers Elected.
Alma Neill returned to Hardman
The baseball team played Stan-
with
Mrs.
Knight,
where
she
will
Washington.
Thursday in the monthly business
field on the local diamond.
The
score was 8 to 3 in favor of Board­ neeting of the Umatilla high school visit for several days.
CiaNEF
1 b Tin
The Pine City baseball team
issociated student body meeting the
man.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Meade were tollowing officers were elected for played a game with Irrigon on the
"Its double action makes better baking"
text year:
President. Ernest Tip- local diamond. The visiting team
project visitors Sunday.
Vice-president, Melvola Root: was victorious.
About 8 boys went over to Cecil vie;
Friday morning Bert Michel was < >
Secretary-Treasurer, Ruth Thomp-
Saturday evening to the dance.
Backed by big Taxpayer of Umatilla County.
Mrs. Conley has come to the Chas. ion; Business Manager, Don Harry- surprised by the arrival of relatives J,
from
Missouri. They were: Mr. and : ,
Nickerson home to make her home nan; Yell King, George Harvey;
Mrs. John Haskett and children and < ►
nd Song Queen. Louise Byrnes.
tor a while.
Lester Michel.
J,
i > |
Mr. and Mrs. Hadley of Pendle-
A fairly large crowd attended . >
1 ’ | ton moved on the Lee Meade ranch
Win and Lose in Tennis.
church at the Pine City auditorium ' ’
: 11 Sunday.
: ,
Last Thursday the logal tennis Sunday evening.
‘>
Saturday evening an i old time
Mr. and Mrs. Dee Nell) were visi- < >
teams motored to Echo, bringing
‘ [ dance was held at the Stewart
!
Ar-
706 Garden Street
two victories and one loss. tors in Hermiston and Echo Friday. ' •
Near Postoffice
' • nold home. Everybody I had a good home
Mrs. Isabella Corrigli and daugh- < ’
Minnie Harvey won the girls singles
PENDLETON OREGON
‘ ! time.
The girls ter. Mrs. W. A. Courley, visited at < •
scores of 6-2
W. W. HOLLOWAY
Mrs. Chas. Goodwin left Sunday with
W. 8. WARFIELD
of Mildred Conlon and Ruth the C. H. Bartholomew home Satur
morning for Silverton where she loubles
Thompson also was won with scores day.
Buy this Battery and Keep your Money at Home. : expects to make her home.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill and
Ernest Tipple and
of 7-5. 6
Miss Rachel Johnson went to The Minnie Harvey lost the mixed dou­ family attended church and * basket
s 6a_ _ _______ •
dinner tn Hermiston Sunday.
bles 6-2, and 6-2.
Very Special Announcement!
* * * * * * * *
Surprise her on Mother’s Day!
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
(AVE
* * * * * * * * *
Food Values!
“THE PENDLETON”
Here are prices you would
be wise to pay at your
Home-Owned Store.
JIM PEARSON
9 bars 25c
Raisins
Wholesale and Retail
Fully Guaranteed against
WORKMANSHIP and MATERIAL
NU-WAY BATTERY
SERVICE and FACTORY
4 1b. bag 20c
Cocoa
can 10c
Instant Postum
can 39c
Post Toasties
2 pkgs. 15c
Baking Powder
26c
Local produce at all times
WE PAY CASH FOR EGGS!
KINGSLEY’S