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Uhe Be rullatan Serali t BOARDMAN NEWS t By Mrs. Dan Ransier Published every Thursday at Hermis ton, Umatilla County. Oregon, by Mr. and Mrs. Tom Delano are the Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring. proud parents of a 7 12 pound boy born Thursday, Jumt 8th, at the Publishers. Hermiston hospital. Geo. Bush and Glen Mackin made Entered as Second Class Matter a business trip to Hermiston Satur December, 1906, Umatilla County, day. Oregon. Mrs. Walter Studtie and children of Portland are visiting Mr. und Mrs. Nick Faler. Subscription Rates: Robert Harwood and Elvira Jen $1.00 One Year ................................. in Thursday .75 kins were married Six Months ... ........................ Heppner. John Jenkins accompan .50 ied the couple. Three Months ..... ......... Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Mulkey spent Sunday visiting on the project. Mr. Mulkey was formerly superintend ent of the local school. TE )2 (o OCIATION Mrs. Anna Miller has returned to DI LaGrande after visiting her daugh ter. Mrs. Earl Cramer. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cramer and Basil Cramer, and Francis Titus have gone to Central Oregon where Another School Election. Mr. Cramer will shear sheep. Another school election will be Fred Houghten of Irrigon was a held this month. It is the duty of visitor on the project Friday. every parent to appear at the polls Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mackin made to voice his or her choice for a di a business trip to Heppner Friday. rector who will aid in dispensing Chas. Wicklander and family and directing the school budget and came Friday from LaGrande and school policies for three years. It is left Sunday for Pendleton. important that the standard of our The H. E. club met with Mrs. Ray schools be maintained at the high Brown Friday. A lovely pot luck est possible level under a declining dinner was served at 1:00 o'clock. budget. The job takes thought and This was a farewell day for Mrs. conscientious effort. Howard Channing and the club gave her a beautiful range set. Mrs. Jane and daughter Edith Scientific Research. spent Saturday visiting Mrs. Dan Another group of scientists have Ransier. been studying the actions of a child Mr. and Mrs. Y. P. Rutherford who has eaten a heavy meal just and Bob Mitchell were In Arlington before retiring, and have come to Saturday. the conclusion that he tosses fifty Mrs. Clyde Carrick, Mrs. W. Wil- per cent more during the night than banks and Chas. Hango spent Fri- the child who eats a light meal be day in Hermiston shopping, fore retiring. Such heavy subjects Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier left do take scientific research, perhaps, Monday for Pendleton to attend the but more beneficial study might be State Grange. made of methods whereby a child Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Marschott and may grow to manhood or woman family plan to leave this week for hood with a clean, active mind, a Eugene where he will attend school wholesome body, and an ability to this summer. ‘ivo h lull life in happiness, meeting Tom Delano. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. and overcoming the difficult prob- Attebury spent Saturday in Her presented. miston. $*140% FOR REAL ECONOMY Meadowbrook Ice —LASTS ONE-THIRD LONGER—— Cents per lb PHONE— Daily Delivery ... S": Icehouse 741, Residence 901. Sundays Open until 12:00. Mrs. John Mickael and son of Portland and Mr. Lynch were visi tors at the J. R. Johnson home this last week. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Rands and Donna and Mrs. Hiatt and Mrs. W Strobel left Thursday for Milton Freewater and Walla Walla for a visit. Pine City and Boardman played ball on the local diamond Sunday The score was 21-1 in favor of Boa rd ma n. Margaret Smith spent Sunday a! the Messenger home. Misfortune came to the Graves ranch Tuesday when fire destroyed their barn, 8 tons of hay, just stacked, and a new wagon and har ness. Mrs. Bryce Dillabough and Alan. Mrs. Ray Brown and Mrs. Nate Ma comber were shopping in Hermis ton Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ransier enter tained for Mrs. Howard Channing Wednesday evening. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Nick Faler, Tom Gardner, R. Wasmer, Mrs. Channing and Mrs. Walter Stutlie. Refresh mente of pie. cake and coffee were served. Mrs. Tom Hendricks, Mrs. Nie’ Faler, Mrs. Howard Channing and .Cecil, and Mrs. Stutlie were in Her- miston Wednesday shopping. Mrs. Pearl Gregg left Sunday fo Seattle and Earl Gregg went to Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Berger and of Mr. and children were guests i Mrs. Ray Barlow Wednesday for dinner. ant Channing Mrs. Howard children left Saturday morning fo Olin, Wn., where they expect t< make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Bol Harwood took their furniture up the truck and they plan on going or to Seattle for a visit. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Packard en tertained Saturday evening for Ear’ Gregg who is leaving for Portland Those present were Earl and Bol Gregg, Mrs. Hoover and son Lester Mr. and Mrs. Aggie, Mr. and Mrs Robert Gilliland, Margaret Smit’ and Lois Messinger, Esther and Marjory Brown, Clinton Brown and Mrs. F. B. Brown. Games wer< played and they made candy. Mr. and Mrs. Lowel Spagel and Mrs. Dortha Spagel spent Saturda; at the Packard home. Pearl Gregg and Mr. and Mrs. Dai Ransier and Mrs. Bell made a tri; Thursday to Hermiston. spent family Frank Otto and Wednesday visiting at the Dan Ran sier home. Mrs. Anna Rice fell down the cel lar steps Friday. Mrs. Arnold tool her to the doctor in Hermiston and found she had cracked several ribs. Mrs. Della Hamden and Elmer are living at Coyote. Mrs. A. Sundsten and children and Mrs. Lily are in Portland shop ping and attending the Rose Show Use the Classified Column. It Brings Results. * t ********** nies, Ray McNabb. Joe Dyer and Don Isom enjoyed a wiener and UMATILLA NEWS t marshmallow roast at the dam Fri By Louise Byrnes day - evening. Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Walsh and Miss Alicia Bousquet has returned daughter Dale accompanied by Cecil u Umatilla to spend the summer Tippie motored to Wallula and Tou- vacation with her parents, Mr. and chet, Wn., last Wednesday. Mrs. Art Bousquet, after attending Mrs. James Byrnes and daughters chool in The Dalles last term. Erma, Muriel and Joan spent Mon- Mrs. Ralph Taylor of Wallula day with James Byrnes in The topped in Umatilla Saturday on her Dalles. -ay home after visiting her brother Jim O'Connell of Portland is ames Byrnes, who underwent an working in Umatilla this week. •peration at The Dalles hospital Mrs. McIntosh returned to Port- ast week. Mrs. Taylor returned to land after spending the week end ( her home Monday morning. with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hull. Geo. I Miss May Wurster spent several Mclntosh remained here to spend a ‘ys of last week visiting Mr. and few weeks with his uncle and Billy, Mrs. Emil Ash in Irrigon. who has been visiting here, return Art Bousquet who has been work- ed home. ig in Condon, Ore., for the past Miss Barbara Berry is visiting her ow months is now In Umatilla aunt, Mrs. Markham in Pendleton with his family. this week. Miss Lorine Lash spent the week Miss Catherine Baker of Pendle nd with friends in Pendleton and ton is visiting at the home of Mr. Treewater, Ore. and Mrs. W. R. Nugent. Miss. Louise Byrnes returned Fri- Ken's Confectionery, under the lay from a few days visit with her management of Kenneth Baymiller, father who is slowly recovering is now open for business. It is loca rom an operation in The Dalles, ted on the highway east of the Uma Miss Byrnes was the house tilla garage. re. guest of Miss Lillian Stombough Mrs. Clarence Guerin and children while in The Dalles. are leaving Friday for two weeks Allan Chaffee of Boardman, Ore., visiting with relatives in Minneso Is visiting at the Ralph Davis home. ta. Miss Ruth Thompson left Satur- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dexter are lay for a few weeks visit with her to be congratulated on the birth of sisters, Gladys and Agnes in Seattle. a baby boy. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Bloom left P. F. Fallen spent several days of Friday for a visit in Washington. last week visiting in Portland. Ore. They motored over and will visit in Mr. and Mrs. Lew Echleberry who leattle and Spokane. have been visiting their niece, Mrs. Many of the Umatilla people at Annie Edwards, have returned to ended the dance at Irrigon Satur- their home in Portland. lay evening. Mrs. Thomas Tucker and son Joe Miss Yvonne Bousquet left last are visiting friends and relatives in Tuesday for a visit with friends in Nevada. Portland. Mrs. J. B. Springer is spending a Miss Margaret Brown left Friday few days of this week shopping in or Olympia. Wn., where she will Portland. tay with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Kendler of Nys 'cott Brown who left Umatilla in sa, Ore., are visiting at I he home of March to make their home in Olym- Ray’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. George ia. Miss Brown remained here to Kendler, Sr. ‘inish the school year. Jay Berry has been called to Ta Rev. Wyble and son Robert went coma, Wn., due to the illness of his o Boardman Sunday where they father. will hold daily Bible School. Miss Betty Caldwell of Lewiston. Miss Mildred Conlon was the hos- Idaho, is visiting at the Carl Cald ‘ess at a lovely party at her home well home. Among those Wednesday evening. Mrs. Harriet Ford who has been present were Beth and Alice Coon- teaching in Beaverton, Ore., is ■y, Ruth Thompson, Evelyn Ford, spending the summer with her Bob McKenzie, Minnie Harvey, Er mother. tesi Tippie, Roy Bray and George Miss Alma Caldwell has gone to Harvey. Kennewick, Wn. Paul Walsh has gone to Juniper, Virginia McIntyre of Lewiston, Ore., where he will be employed on Idaho, is visiting her father, Alex the railroad. McIntyre. The "500” club met at the home Agnes Fallen returned to The of Mrs. W: O. Conlon Thursday Dalles Monday after spending a few where they were served a delicious days in Umatilla with her brother, luncheon. After the luncheon the af Pat Fallen. ternoon was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Aber are the Mrs. Ralph Davis. parents of a girl born in the Her Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Slattery miston hospital last week. and son David have gone on their Mrs. Charles Bauman is visiting vacation to the coast. They were ac in Enterprise, Ore., this week. companied as far as Portland by The Junior Christian Endeavor Mrs. Elmore McKenzie. held a swimming party at Shinkies Muriel Byrnes, Annie Wurster, lake Wednesday afternoon. Those Louise and Erma Byrnes, Gene To going were: Ardis Caldwell, Marion and Thelma Shepherd, Delbert and Delorls Van Schoiack, Arthur and Jimmy Berwick, Gene Hiatt, Tom my O’Donnell, Eddie and Marcella Bray and Mildred Conlon and Devee Brown. * * * * * * * * * * t PINE CITY NEWS " ' N "*.1 ï . het - s.i June 5, 1933 Ps l 1. a $ w I —9 " voE, " ' — - ", 1 , ■ — . ms •, N{ *0, . e* f..) d* f .. THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1933 THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE TWO t LOW PRICE CARS VS. CHEAP CARS We do not build a low-price car: the cost to us of building our car Price , is pretty high. — But we do sell a high quality car at a low this year, has cost Almost every new Ford V-8 car we have built so far buy them at only $490 more to manufacture than its selling price was. As you increasing volume to make up the to $610, we have to depend on manufacturer who gives good value The reason for this is simple. — a he sells because he cannot must expect to lose money on the first cars charge all his costs to the peop1o.v)0 ore „ he he cannot cannot afford afford to to lose lose But with the purghoneg.‘$.38 ku value rrom the first, and KOep anything on a car• on giving him full value for years. prices and high cost Two things make possible our combination of low Pr quality: 1. Volume Production 2. Taking only one profit. First; we set our price at what of economies we enjoy in volume production. . 4 the public on the basis der to justify and Then, in would. maintain our low price « must get volume N9 fÂgn-cost to make, is also Thus it comes that a car which is reaiiy nig Yaos low-cost to buy. . a low-priced high There is a difference between a cheap car a qualpOXa“pFicos are always fixed at a point which customer to buy. . , the buyer as well as ç ÄÄ h XÄ'. prora .U.t be. cösparätlvei, makes it profitable for a the larger one. .. vou to buy it. It pays us to sell the Ford V-8 because it pays you " % IRRIGON NEWS t By Mrs. W. C. Isom Mrs. Nora Wilson went to Gresh am. Ore.. Wednesday where she ren ted a small place and will move her family and household goods down by truck this week. E. Bedwell and two sons Earnest and Roy. from Union, Ore., were business visitors here last Wayne and Kent Fagerström to Union with them for a short visit. Mrs. O. Coryell visited Mrs. Frank Wright Sunday afternoon. Helen Kennison of Kennewick who has been visiting Joyce Puck ett the past three weeks returned home Saturday. George Morsett, Joyce Puckett, Maxwell Jones and Adrian Allen accompanied The June Bride Many have started a savings account months ago and are now able to make a hone for that June Bride.- It is an easy matter to uta rt a Savings Account * at this bank. One Dollar enrolls you in the Legion of Savers. The money you save is never missed. You learn to get along without it, and have added satisfaction of knowing you are traveling on the road to success. FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over >50,000. F. B. SWAYZE. President A. H. NORTON, Cashier R. ALEXANDER. Vice-President D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier Kennison to Kennewick. Mr. and Mre. O. Barnes were Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Houghten mo shopping in Hermiston Saturday. tored to Corvallis Wednesday re J. A. Grabiel accompanied his turning early Thursday morning. granddaughter Snow McCoy to Her- Their son Edward, who has been at mlston Monday for medical treat- O.S.C. the past year, returned with ment. them. A. C. Houghten was a business Miss Minnie Hunting of Silver visitor in Heppner Wednesday. Creek. Wn.. is here for an extended Mr. Haynes from La Grande visit with her brother, Forest Hunt moved to the Ellis place this week. ing. Will Franke of Walla Walla was Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, John a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wil- Smith and Katherin Olday motored Hams over the week end. to Pine City Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Haddox of Lyn- Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Upham of Her den, Wn., visited with friends here miston visited Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sunday. Isom Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leicht mo- Ellen Goodwin of The Dalles is tored to Spokane Tuesday of last visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr. and week, visiting over night with Mr. Mrs. O. Coryell. and Mrs. Barney Endrice. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wright visi Mr. Leicht and daughter Nellie ted Mrs. Berry at Umatilla Sunday were business visitors in Ritzville, evening. Wn., Tuesday, motoring on to Op Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brace mo- portunity for a short visit with Mr. tored to The Dalles Sunday to visit Leicht’s sister. their daughter Florene. The dance given by the Grange Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Jones were last Saturday night was pronounced Pendleton visitors Saturday. I the best dance of the season. Ano Mrs. Wade and two missionaries ther dance will be given in two were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom weeks from that night by the Caldwell Sunday night. i Grange.. 0099$0$900090000999909990090909999909999099 :_______________________________________________________________ I (AVE * By Oleta Neill James O'Brien returned home Friday from Salem where he has been attending school the past few years. Frank Helms took a load of stock to the Portland market Saturday morning. Henrietta Helms and Aug ust Rauch went with Mr. Helms. Mrs. C. H. Bartholomew and the Misses Lila Bartholomew, Oleta Neill and Bernice Neill called at the Roy Neill home Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wattenburger motored to Long Greek Saturday, visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Reid Buseick there, returning home Sunday. Miss Isabella O'Brien visited at the John Healy home Thursday. E. P. Jarmon and Miss Shirley Jarmon were business visitors in Hermiston Saturday. Mrs. W. D. Neill and Jasper My ers returned home Friday from a week's trip to Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. John Healy and daughters Cecelia and Helen were in Heppner Thursday on business. The Misses Helen and Esther Frederickson visited Miss Alma Neill Monday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Ayers and family were business visitors in Hermiston Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Young of The Dalles. Ore., visited at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young and Mr. and Mrs. Bill McCarty Sunday. Miss Maxine Allen of Bonners Ferrf, Idaho, is visiting at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. O. F. Thomson. 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