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PAGE THREE THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON THURSDAY, MAY It, 1933 and Ralph attended a play given ner Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew Friday evening in Heppner by the visited Mr. Bartholomew's mother, Degree of Honor Lodge. Mrs. Mary Bartholomew at Heppner Groundhogs Unusually Numerous. Sunday. Mrs. James Omohundro and Mrs. ONTARIO—Farmers of the Iron I Roy Omohundro and daughter Iris side district in Malheur county have visited friends In Lexington Sunday. A MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER. | Mr. and Mrs. Emery Cox and Mr. organized a poisoning campaign to and Mrs. Walt Wigglesworth sur- control the groundhogs, which have i prised Buri Wattenburger at bis appeared in unusual numbers this home Thursday evening in honor of spring. Ordinary poisoned oats for tried to anticipate the effect of the They also visited relatives. Stanfield Grange News. 1 his birthday. inflationary legislation. Reports Miss Neva Neill, Miss Lila Bar Mrs. Nora Moore and son Guy and squirrels has proved to be most ef The regular meeting will be held were that the rise of 15 to 27 per tholomew and Miss Oleta Neill were Mrs. W. D. Neill and sons Harold ficient weapon for this purpose. Saturday night. May 20th. cent in prices there was largely due guests of Mrs. Marlon Finch Wed The Home Economics club met at to such anticipation of the currency nesday and helped her tack a quilt. Church was held Sunday evening the hall with Mrs. Florence Atte- legislation. at the Pine City auditorium. There bury acting as hostess. Delicious re —= s — --- a goodly attendance. Rev. Sias freshments were served. Much dis DISPOSAL OF MANURE IN RURAL was of Lexington delivered the sermon. cussion was heard as to means of Miss Gertrude Tlchnor sang a solo. raising funds to send 4-H club mem AND SUBURBAN DISTRICTS. Miss Elsie Strain and Floyd Vani bers to summer school at Corvallis. Orsdall of Pendleton visited Miss Further announcement as to plans The control of flies in rural and Strain's sister, Mrs. E. B. Watten Than Standard or Special Brand Tires Sunday afternoon. will be made. suburban districts offers a much burger Mr. and Mrs. Dee Neill and son The regular grange dance will be more difficult problem. Here it is Ralph and Mrs. E. P. Jarmon atten often out of the question to remove ded the Mother's Day services at held Friday night, May 26. the Christian church in Lexington | The “Snappy Stitchers” sewing all manure from the premises twice Sunday. club was re-organized Tuesday at a a week, and the problem is to find Mrs. Richie of Hermiston is stay meeting in the high school. The fol seme method of disposal or storage ing with her son-in-law, C. H. Ayers F irestone control every step in tire making, effect lowing officers were chosen: Claud which will conserve the fertilizing while Mrs. Ayers is in Heppner. C. H. Bartholomew went to Port ing tremendous savings in buying raw materials—manufac ia Gabriel, president; Grace Rowell, value of the manure and at the land Saturday morning with the turing in the world’s most efficient factories and distributing vice president; Patricia Richards, same time prevent all flies from Messrs. Boylen. Mr. Bartholomew breeding, or destroy such as do direct to us from factories or warehouses. returned home Sunday morning. i sec. Dorothy Shelton was appointed Mr. and Mrs. Morey are visiting chairman of the program committee breed there. These are the reasons why we can equip your car TODAY With this idea in mind, it has their daughter, Mrs. Charlie More and Neva Hedrick yell leader. Mrs. with tires of hipher quality and better conni ruction, at prices this week. They arrived at the J. M. Richards will again act as been recommended that stable man head that are no higher than standard or special brand tires. Sunday. ure be collected every morning and Morehead's leader. Mr. and Mrs. Omohundro and DRIVE IN TODAY — see cross-sections cut front hauled out at once and spread rath sons Edwin and Lewis and daughter Firestone Tires—special brand mail order tires and others. er thinly on the fields. This proce Iris and Miss Reitha Howard atten See for yourself the Extra Values we give you. All Right! Are You Ready? dure is advisable from the point of ded the Commencement exercises in Lexington Thursday evening. Prices will surely advance again. Buy today and save view of getting the maximum ferti Have been working on a plan, Mr. Ebson of Alpine gave a dance money! not new, but revised, for handling lizing value from the manure. Im Saturday evening. Those from Pine the MASTERPIECE of the production of the average poul mediate spreading on the fields is City to attend were: Mr. and Mrs. try flock. The Pacific Cooperative said largely to prevent the loss of Fred Lee and daughter Evelyn, Fred TIRE CONSTRUCTION August Rauch, Mr. and Mrs. does not accept a member with few plant food which occurs when man and A TIRE of higher quality^ Has- Michel, Mr. and Mrs. John Bert er than 200 hens, this eliminates a ure is allowed to stand in heaps for kett. Lester Michel, Dick Carlson greater safety — and longer a long time. This method will be Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neill and mileage. It is in a class by large majority of us. itself. Made by master tire moved to Pendleton Wed The Idaho egg producers would effective in preventing the breeding daughters builders—holds a 11 world records nesday. Mr. Neill was back bn the accept us but the express and freight of flies only if the manure is hauled creek Monday on business. on road and I rack—first choice out promptly every morning and of drivers who risk their lives rates are prohibitive. Miss Mary Cunningham, who is on their tires. For thirteen The Oregon and Washington Co spread thinly so that it will dry, visiting with Miss Mary Cunha vl- consecutive years Firestone operatives will cooperate with us in since it is unfavorable for fly de sited the Pine City school several Gum-Hipped Tires have won days this week. velopment in desiccated condition. a very satisfactory way. It will cost the Indianapolis 500-mile Race Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger — the most gruelling tire test you nothing to join and sign up. The proper scattering of the manure and Miss Alma Neill motored to known. However we will have to take stock on the fields is best and most easily Ione Sunday. Don't risk your life and the Mrs. Nora Moore and daughter, and pay the rate of one cent per and quickly accomplished by the use lives of others another day on Mrs. Neill Knlghtn were in Heppner! dozen, after a sufficient capital is of a manure spreader, and many Sunday thin, dangerously worn, or visiting relatives. inferior tires. acquired and a surplus accumulated dairies, and) even farms, are prac Clayton Ayers are Mr. and Mrs. Come in today—we will give the early stock will be retired, thus ticing the daily distribution of man the parents of a baby girl born you a liberal allowance for your Oh GOLD STANDARD creating a continuous revolving ure in this way. Removal every Thursday night at Heppner, The old tires. three or four days will not be suffi baby has been named Juanita Mae. capital fund. REMEMBER— Your brakes Mrs. Ollie Neill and daughters cient. Observations have shown that Tire Values About a month ago I saw the re can sU^p your wheels but your Oleta and Lennä were in Hermiston tires musi slop your car. turns from the Pacific Cooperative if manure becomes flyblown and the Saturday on business. The Pine City grade school pic of one of Its members which showed maggots attain a fairly good size nearly 30 per cent brought 17 cents before the manure is scattered on nic is planned for this Thursday but there is no definite place settled and over 28 per cent brought 16 the fields, they can continue their upon yet. development and will pupate in the THE NEW cents per dozen. They were bringing Mr. and Mrs. John Healy and son Billie visited at the Mrs. Ollie Neill 8c to 9c here. Another member said ground. home Thursday. that he met 13c. • Chemical Treatment. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger The poultry industry has stood S uper O ldfield T ype During the summer months, when and son Earle were in Hermiston the depression better than any othe • Saturday. This tire is the equal branch of agriculture, and in this fly breeding is going on most ac The members of Pine City’s last of all standard brand tively, the farmer is also busy and PRICE SIZE community is the largest producing year graduating class are planning first line tires in Qual- commodity not organized coopera often can not spare the time to re a picnic for Tuesday, as it was a 4.50-21 __ ity. Construction $5.85 move manure regularly. The gen year ago that day that they had tively. such a lovely time on their "Senior 4.75-19..... 6.30 and Appearance Production will be declining and eral practice, therefore, has been to Sneak”. Stan Atkin, principal of 5.00-20.... 7.00 Sold at a price that prices going up for the next six keep the manure in heaps located, the Irrigon school, will accompany 5.25-18..... affords you real 7.65 as a rule, very near the stables. How them. months, so now is the time to or Othe. Sizes Proportionately Low savings. Mr. Hixon, brother of Mrs. H. E. ganize and get the most possible can fly breeding be prevented in Young, will hold services at the from your labors. We do not think such accumulations? As a result of Pine City auditorium beginning It advisable to candle and pack here recent investigations, it Is now pos Tuesday evening at eight o’clock. at the present time as the Oregon- sible to point out two methods These meetings will be held every Washington are equipped to do the which are practical and effective. evening the rest of the week. OLDFIELD TYPE Mrs. Burl Wattenburger and The first is the treatment of the work. They have storage facilities This tire is superior in and Miss Neva Neill called children and selling arrangements with the manure pile with chemical substan on Mrs. Herman Young Sunday af- quality to first line special SIZE PRICE Washington Cooperative, and that ces which will kill the eggs and ternoon. brand tires offered for sale is just as good as the Pacific Co- maggots of the house fly. The Bu C. H. Ayers and son Ray and Mrs. by mail order houses and 4.75-19.. $5.65 op. reau of Entomology, in cooperation Richie visited Mrs. Ayers in Hepp- made without the manu 5.00-19.. For further information inquire with the Bureau of Chemistry and facturer's name and guar 5.25-18. at the office of Assistant County ;he Bureau of Plant Industry, has antee. This is “The Tire | Other Sizes Proportionately Low Agent. conducted a series of experiments That Tauglvt Thrift to By C. C. MASON. in which a large number of chemi Millions/^ cals were applied to infested man ure and observations made not only FEWER EARLY CHICKS SOLD on their efficiency in killing the 1 Cent a Word SENTINEL TYPE maggots but also as to their effect WITH EGG PRICES STRONG. This tire is of better on the chemical composition and MISCELLANEOUS Fewer commercial chicks were bacterial flora of the manure. The Quality, Construction and SIZE PRICE hatched during the first three object was to find some cheap chem MILK COWS FOR SALE— ELEVEN Workmanship than second months this year than last, but la ical which would be effective In line special brand tires cows and 3 calves, at Tony Arnold 3* 10-17.......... ter orders booked indicate an in destroying the fly larvae and at the old place. See the bunch, for $240 offered for sale by mail 5.00-19...... crease for the eastern part of the ame time would not reduce'the fer ash. See me. C. M. Jump, Stan order houses and others 5.25-18 ... 6.17 country over last year, according to tilizing value of the manure. and made without the field, Oregon. • 37-4tp Othe Sizes Proportionately Low a review of the poultry situation is manufacturer's name aud --- e = —-- sued by the Oregon State college ************ APARTMENTS FOR RENT AT THE guarantee. Osborn Apartment. Phone 261. extension service. 38-ltfc 7 4 40-21 ‘ PINE CITY NEWS t Heaviest decrease for the first t sep 25 By Oleta Neill FOR SALE—WICKER BABY BUG- three months was in the north cen COURIER TYPE gy and a colonial baby cradle. tral United States where the pro Mr. and Mrs. John Healy and Mr. This tire is of good duction of saleable chicks was 10 and Mrs. T. J. O'Brien attended the Mrs. Floyd Knerr, Hermiston. 37-tfc Quality and Workman- per cent under a year ago. The Pa funeral of Mrs. Murphy at Condon FOR SALE — STACKER POLE | PRICE SIZE Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Healy re ship — carries the name cific coast is maintaining a fairly mained with relatives in Heppner equipped. Mrs. D. Peery, Rt. 1, “Firestone’ and full guar even trend being 8 per cent under Saturday night and returned home Hermiston. 38-ltp | 30x3%___ antee — sold an low aa last year for March, with indica Sunday afternoon. _________________ STRAY CALF — JERSEY BULL Miss Alma Neill, who has been many cheap special brand 3.85 tions of 4 per cent below for later calf. 6 or 7 weeks old. Inquire H. with Mrs. Neil Knight at tires manufactured to sell 4.75-19 __ bookings. Bookings for the whole visiting , 38-ltc Hardman during the past week, re E. Hanby. at a price. country for April and later showed turned home Saturday. Mrs. Knight FURNISHED HOUSE FOR RENT an increase of 16 per cent over last is spending this week with her mo and also three-room house. H. E. ther Mrs. Nora Moore at the Neill Construction. Price year. 38-ltc Hanby. ranch. Egg prices are In a favorable po E. B. Wattenburger left Friday sition for producers in Portland morning for the John Day country HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID I Firestone Spark for hogs, cattle. veal, and sheep. | compared with a year ago. Instead to look after business interests % /. Plugs Save Firestone L. J. Huston, 910 F. Street, The, Gasoline of the usual heavy decline they have there. Batteries June 29-p. The baseball game held at Irrigon Dalles, Ore. held up so that early in May quota Sunday between Irrigon and Pine tions were back to the level of a City was a victory for Pine City af FOR SALE—WINDSOR ELECTRIC month ago and two cents above the ter playing fourteen innings to play range; three solid top burners, T Each in Sets We will trnt any make of Battery thermostat oven; gray-white enam same period a year ago. off a tie. We trill tritt your Spark Plug» Frrr FREE __________ Frank Helms was a business vis el. $35.00, K. W. Trumbull, Uma- | Coast production has been in tilla. 38-1tp itor in Hermiston Saturday. creasing slightly but remains from Mrs. Ollie Neill visited her niece 13 to 16 per cent under a year ago. Mrs. Roy Coxen near Hermiston HIGHER CASH PRICES PAID FOR Middle western production has been Thursday. all kinds of livestock. Write J. G. The Pine City high school held Footer, The Dalles, Ore., Box 815. definitely declining for the last few its picnic at Wallula gap Friday. —Apr. 1-tfp weeks. There were 14 to attend. Miss Rose Butter markets at Portland have Leibbrand, Lester Michel and Fred PIANO TO BE SOLD FOR THE BA- also taken the opposite trend this Rauch took their cars on the trip. lance of contract on easy terms, Miss Neva Neill spent the week over half paid for. new late model. spring from that usually followed end with Mrs. E B. Wattenburger 38-2tc. at this season. Prices early in May Pendleton Music House. while Mr. Wattenburger was away. had gone higher than the month Betty Finch was a guest of Ro- FOR SALE WHIPPET COACH previous, and were as much as 5 scatta Healy Monday night. 1926; furniture, kitchen range, Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew spent sewing machine, etc., on the Walter cents above the corresponding time Saturday with her mother Mrs. 0. Knapion place. Will be home Friday a year ago. and Saturday. Mrs. Lettie Knapton. Nationally the butter market was F. Thomson. FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION Fi resto ne PRICES ARE NO HIGHER But QUALITY Is H igher ana C onstruction Is B etter Our Policy of offering the very highest qual ity groceries at the very lowest prices would not be possible if we did not take advantage of every method of keeping our overhead down. Judicious buying, no charge accounts and no regular delivery service all help us to save money, which is passed along to you in GREATER VALUES— LOCAL LOCAL NETTED GEM CANNED POTATOES 89c Sack PRUNES 2 Cans Size 21s 90, —U- CHASE and SANBORN'S WONDERFUL COFFEE SPECIAL 29c POUND SOAP CHIPS 4 Lbs. 25c SWIFT’S SWIFT’S SWIFT'S Mild Cure Weiners Bacon Backs 14c Lb. 2 Lbs. 25c Picnics 14c Lb. APPLES Another Shipment of those Good Candy Bars 5 For 10c SMALL WINESAPS Salted Peanuts 3 lbs. 25c 2 Boxes 24c LARGE WINESAPS 30c box Local: Spinach, Green Onions, Radishes, Carrots, Asparagus and Rhubarb At Rock Bottom Prices, Pay’n Packit Ce Business and Professional Cards of Tirestone .7. ‘ welrens 1£4.40-21 $ Firestone WANT ADS -"he • Mie Firestone COMPARE Quality. “ 58e BLACK & WHITE Service Station Hermiston, Ore nervous and unsettled M Mr. and Mrs. W D. Neill were dealers business visitors In Heppner Friday. HERMISTON W. L. Morgan, D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Bldg. Phone 9-J Residence Phone 25-J Sunday and Evenings by Appointment ‘Alfred W. Christephersen Physician and Surgeon : Office: First National Bank Bldg. Office Phone 733 - Res. Phone 712 - W. J. WARNER Attorney-at-Law Hermiston - Oregon Hermiston Beauty Shoppe Duart Permanent Wave. Late Appointments by Phone. Phone 141 H. W. KELLEY Plumbing & Pipe Fitting Pump and Gas Engine Repairing 72-W Phone MARKHAM Beauty Shop ALL WORK GUARANTEED PHONE 521 Hermiston Post No. 37 Meets first and third Thursday. Legion Auxil iary meets second and fourth Thursday. Legion Hall. PENDLETON ERNEST GHORMLEY MEN’S CLOTHING and LADIES HOSE 301 E. Court St. Phone 326 Pendleton, Oregon Office Phone 523 1 Manicuring, Marcelling Het Oil • Shampoo, Fingerwaving, Facials Realistic Beauty Shop Finger Wave - 50c and 25c We Specialize In Permanent Waving «06 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. Res. Phone 461 DR. F. L. INGRAM Dependable Dentistry Bond Bldg. Pendleton, Ore. DR. H. A. NEWTON Dentist X-Ray Work Phone 12 W. G. FISHER NEW AMD USED FURNITURE BOUGHT AND SOLD Bowman Hotel Blk. Phone 198 Pendleton, Ore. 507 Main St. i , ...... - Pendleton, Oregon W. J. CLARKE TO SELL OR TRADE YOUR PROPERTY SEE Majestic Ranges, Red Jacket Pumps, iron Pipe. Nails, Fencing Phone 21 211-213 E. Court St. Pendleton, Oregon J. W. CLARKE at HARDWARE G. F. HODGES AGENCY 721 Main St. Pendleton, Ore. WE BRADLEY & SON Shoe Rebuilders We rebuild shoes with machinery your shoes were made on. The only factory machines in Umatilla County. Mall your shoes to us. We pay the return postage. Bet- ter shoe repairing for less mon ey. Oive us a trial. Bradley & Son Pendleton, Ore. • 43 Main St. Specialize in Good Fumi- : ture at Lowest Possible : Prices Free Delivery to your door. M°KE
