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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON, OREGON. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Omohundro and people are invited to at * * * * * * * * * * * * family visited at the Bill Smitter- t PINE CITY NEWS t burst home Sunday afternoon. church service at 7:45. PAGW TWO The conference lasts during one All young day only and is held at the Eastern tend. Oregon Normal School, which acts Evening Published every Thursday at Hermis- as a host for the assemblage. By Oleta Neill Sermon topic, “A Model Prayer", | ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by continuing showing the Bible pic Ray W. Hardman, principal of the tures this week. “How Israel Came Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, BEERY CAST IN BEST Pine City high school, spent the to Egypt and their Life There. ” Publishers, week end at his home in Eugene. PART OF CAREER. Thursday night of last week, the I Burl Wattenburger and Lowell Entered as Second Class Matter junior department of the Sunday Wallace Beery has the great role School held a social at the church. Young motored to Mt. Vernon Fri December, 1906, Umatilla County. day to look after some of Mr. Wat- of his career to date in. and as. "The A large number were present. Fri Oregon. Mighty Barnum," which will be at day night the Intermediates, with tenburger’s bees. They returned the Oasis Theatre Friday and Satur Mrs. Kenneth Pierson, teacher, spent home Sunday. Subscription Rates: Mrs. T. J. O’Brien was a business day. the evening together in the church Ono Tear _______ ____ ____ - 11.00 The picture has been produced basement. The Epworth League is visiter in Pendleton Saturday. Six Months ------------------------ .75 with commendable singleness of pur planning its regular monthly social Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bull and daugh Three Months ......... — .50 pose to provide entertainment, and to come sometime in the near future. ter Beverly Jean, and Mr. Bull's par this it does in copious measure. The ents of I a Grande, and Mr. and Mrs. story may take liberties with histo HERMISTON UNION CHURCH. MEMBER Emery Cox and family from Hepp- ry, but it doesn't matter if it does. ne: visited at the H. E. Young home C. R. Moore, Minister. STATE CT It is believable every foot of the Sunday. ASSOCIATION Bible School at 10:00 A. M. way, and convincing, and it will Roy Neill and Miss Frankie Neal hold the unwavering interest of all Preaching and Communion at 11 were business visitors in Hermiston members of the audience, from in A. M. Subject, "Living Epistles.” Friday. Miss Neal remained in Her Christian Endeavor at 6:45 P.M. miston to spend the week end visit tellectuals to children. The picture leaves the impression Subject. "How Does God Guide Peo ing her mother, Mrs. Jim Omohun- LA GRANDE WILL ENTERTAIN of honest production values. No ple Today?” dro. TEACHERS' CONFERENCE. dodging of expense or effort Is ap Preaching at 7:45 P. M. Subject, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Foley were tran parent, and intelligent care Is ap "Bible Monuments”. The annual conference of teachers parent In every scene, from the Young People's Voice and Physi sacting business in Hermiston Satur and school executives located In the quick flashes of a modern circus in cal Culture class meets at the church day. eastern part of the state is scheduled the opening scenes to the elaborate Saturday night from 7:30 to 9:00 Miss Neva Neill, who is now at for La Grande on the 30th of March. grotesquerles of Barnum’s living o’clock. tending the Eastern Oregon Normal This annual conference Is one of the room at the peak of his glory. signed a contract last Friday school, The growing audiences Indicate most Important held in Eastern Ore Beery plays Barnum as only Bee the increasing spiritual advancement to teach the first and second grades gon, and its growth over a period of ry could, presenting the master show of the church. Come and grow with in Stanfield this coining year. years Indicates the fact that it is man as a child at heart, but a ge us. ____ Roy Neill and Guy Moore were filling a need for such an organiza nius and a diamond in the rough. business visitors in Heppner Satur tion. day. PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH Each year pedagogues gather here Miss Eleanor Barth. primary Lawson H. Flora, Pastor. from all parts of Eastern Oregon to CHURCH NOTES • We wish to announce that the teacher, spent the week end in Pen hear educational leaders discuss • dleton. plans and methods In use In school Pilgrim Holiness church has moved Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee, Miss Eve and class room. This year State Su from the Columbia school house to lyn Lee, and Raymond Lee were bus perintendent Doctor C. A. Howard METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH their new location just north of the iness visitors In Hermiston Saturday. W. A. Briggs, Pastor. will appear and discuss the most re Miss Cecelia Brennan spent the Morning worship at 10:00 A. M. Osborn apartments on Second street. cent legislation affecting school dis week end with Mrs. E. B. Watten tricts. On the same program will ap Sermon topic, “The Significance of All are invited to meet with us. burger. pear Doctor Grayson Kefauver, Dean the Cup”, a Communion service. Sunday school at 9:45. Preaching at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neill and Sunday School at 11:00. Mrs. E. of the School of Education of Stan daughters Lois Jean and Gwenneth ford University, and in addition E. Rainwater, superintendent. Pri 11:00 A. M., and 7:45 P. M. We teach and preach the old time of Pendleton spent Saturday night many of the educational leaders of mary, junior and adult departments. at the J. S. Moore home. Epworth League service at 6:45. Methodist doctrine. the eastern part of the state. Uhe Bermtaton Geraln "Pendleton Firms Who Appreciate Your Patronage” Walters' Flouring Mill Sunlite Bakery, Inc. “White Satin Flour” “Butter-Nut Bread” Always specify "White Satin” flour manufactured In Pendleton by ‘Home’ people in the most modern and best equipped plant in this part of the state, located at 1204 Raley, telephone 50, which is operated upon the latest of scientific principles for the production of the best flour known to the trade. Bakeries and housewives have learned the secret of successful bak ing through the use of “White Sa tin” flour. This flour not only bakes good bread. but delicious cakes, pies, rolls and other dainties because it retains the sweet natura flavor of the crushed wheat. Demand "White Satin”, the better flavored flour, milled in your own community, by so doing you are helping our own farmers and the progress of this entire section, and you will also enjoy better bread, cakes, pies, etc. Remember the Walters’ Flouring fill not only manufactures the very est grade of flour, but furnishes ur local wheat growers a market or their wheat. On your next shopping trip, de- and "White Satin" flour and be invinced of its superiority as it Is consistently the best.” Farmers' Elevator “Round-Up Feeds” Having rendered an unexcelled service by offering dependable pro ducts at fair prices, this firm at 1001 Webb in Pendleton, telephone 582, has become known as headquar ters for "Round-up” poultry and stock feeds, grain, fuel, storage and other farm and home necessities. "Round-up" poultry and stock feeds are of the highest quality, and their many users have found that by using these feeds that they have been enabled to obtain the very best results, as they are scientifically balanced and contain all the essen tial elements for profitable results, so when you buy "Round-up" feeds from this concern you can be certain you are getting rations for your stock which contain the correct proportions of body-building, beef in "'oping, and milk-producing ele ments. is to your advantage to call upon them when in Pendleton, as hey are always glad to furnish in- ormation and to quote prices on any » the products they handle. Whatever your needs may be in heir line, you will find that the armors' Elevator can take care of ur requirements, promptly, cour- ously and reasonably, and remem- r they give Immediate attention > mail and telephone orders. You will appreciate the "Superior Quality” of the products supplied by this popular bakery at 320 E. Court in Pendleton, telehone 122, so assure yourself of complete satisfaction by asking your dealer for "Butter-Nut” bread, "Society” cakes, and other products that are delivered to our stores In the freshest condition by this up-to-date firm. The plant of the Sunlite Bakery, Inc. Is a distinct credit to the com munity and as they maintain a most modern bakery, which is clean and sanitary throughout, you will always tind the products of the Sunlite Bak ery deliciously the best—and they will please the most discriminating. All the products baked and distri buted by the Sunlite Bakery are the best by test—as they are made of the most wholesome ingredients and baked by skilled bakers who aim to please their many customers. On the next visit to your dealer. Don’t Say "Bread”—say "Butter- Nut”, also ask for "Society” cakes and other products supplied by this bakery—as you will get complete satisfaction, and as these are Uma tilla County products, they merit your support. Piggly Wiggly Store Quality Foods To give you the best possible val ues In groceries, fruits, vegetables and other food products—every day in the year -is the policy at this at tractive "Home Operated” store which is conveniently located at 650 Main in Pendleton, telephone 308, and it will pay our people to visit them when In Pendleton shopping— as their reasonable prices will dis tinctly appeal to you. Their many satisfied patrons is positive proof of the Dependable Values they offer their customers. In their buying they endeavor to se- lect groceries, fruits and vegetables of the Highest Quality, consequently when you trade at the Piggly Wigg ly Store you are assured of the best the market affords. This store is modern and sanitary throughout and the stock is arranged in such an orderly manner that it is very easy for you to make your se lection, which makes shopping easy. Dependable Values—Quality Pro ducts-—and a most Pleasing Service are found at the Piggly Wiggly Store and after a trial you will become a regular customer as they offer a choice selection of food products at money-saving prices, so pay them a visit and be convinced when Pendle ton shopping. Portland-Pendleton Motor Freight, Inc. William Roesch Brewing Co. DEPENDABLE SERVICE “Old Master Brew” A most dependable freight service to and from Pendleton, Portland and way points is offered by this reliable firm with Pendleton depot at 722 Cottonwood, telephone 369, Chester Warnock, Mgr., who has been a res ident of Umatilla County for 22 years and is a local tax-payer (Her miston telephone 852) and you are assured of a very satisfactory service when you route your freight via their line. "Insured and Bonded" for your protection the Portland-Pendleton Motor Freight, Inc., has added to the commercial efficiency of the entire community, as they not only save you time and money but also pick up and deliver freight directly to your door, and you always receive the most courteous and rapid service. There is nothing so healthful or Their trucks are driven by exper- refreshing as a glass of "Old Master cnced men who know the route tho Brew German Lager”, as it has a de roughly and they nre very accommo- licious and distinctive flavor- that lating in the receiving or delivering can’t be Imitated—and is supplied f goods entrusted to their care., to our dealers by this popular firm ind no matter what you want to | with their plant at 404 E. Court In ship, you will appreciate their re- | Pendleton, telephone 528. This firm Iso supplies us with Elkhorn Gin lability. ger Ale. Lime Rickey and carbona We suggest that merchants, far- ted beverages. nets and others take advantage of You should always ask for "Old the fast and dependable service of Master Brew”, otherwise you will fered by the Portland-Pendleton Mo- lose that delightful flavor, that has tor Freight. Inc., by routing your won for this product the patronage freight via their Une, as you will of many. Some people think bever- save both time and money. Tele ages are all alike, but it is the skill phone them for prompt service. of master brewers, who use carefully Braden-Bell Tractor and Equipment Co. “CATERPILLAR" Farmers, contractors and others will find this reliable firm at E. Al ta and Cottonwood in Pendleton, telephone 518. headquarters (both sales and service) for the well known "Caterpillar" Tractors, "Cat erpillar" Diesel Tractors. "Caterpil lar” Combine Harvesters, also trac tor drawn farm and road machinery. The "Caterpillar” Diesel Trac tor is the greatest step for ward, because it means more pro fit, more dollars coming in. with fewer going out. The Diesel has made good In a big way. because ex perience with "Caterpillar" Diesel Tractors here and elsewhere has con vinced the Braden-Bell Tractor and Equipment Co. that they can best serve the Interests of power users of our community by talking, think ing and living "Caterpillar” Diesel Tractors. The "Caterpillar" Tractor Compa- ny has brought the simplicity and fuel economy of the Diesel engine to the tractor field with spectacular success. Anyone who can operate a gasoline tractor can do just as good » job of operating the "Caterpillar” Diesel Tractor—hundreds of Diesel owners have so proven. "Caterpillar" Diesel Engines have et with the most severe conditions heat, dust, cold, loads, etc. Call upon this firm when next in “ndleton and let them explain the standing features of the "Cater- liar" Diesel Tractor and learn how mi get more speed, more power, un- nailed economy, also remember ey are simple to operate, depen- Sic and long lived selected barley, hops and malt, that has won for "Old Master Brew" the popularity It enjoys. Nothing will please the family or greats more than a glass of "Old Master Brew”, so why not order a supply of this refreshing lager for the home, as it is always apprecia ted? Remember "Old Master Brew” is made by this Pendleton firm in their modern plant under the cleanest and most sanitary conditions, and it is a wholesome drink for all members of the family, including the child ren. so drink this Umatilla County product for complete satisfaction. Foster Motor Company Chevrolet-Studebaker Visit this firm at E. Court and In the repair department they College in Pendleton, telephone 74. have able efficient workmen, and as xs they are the authorized distribu it has the most modern equipment, they are enabled to repair or rebuild tors both sales and service—for the any sutomobile, no matter what the well known Chevrolet and Studeba trouble may be, in a most satisfac ker cars and trucks, also Interna tory manner. tional trucks. Before buying a car The fact that patrons can get real r truck, you should inspect their real service at the Foster Mo- Models and remember they frequent •or Company instills In the mind ly have some excellent buys in used of the automobilist confidence cars and trucks. I thet all his troubles can be cared for The Foster Motor Co. has a repair in a most dependable way. as they department for all car owners and I are equipped and prepared from the It Is very convenient to leave your I point of workmanship to turn out ar with them for repairs and ad- | first-class work at reasonable price. ustments while shopping as their Be sure to inspect the late Chevro- hop Is centrally located and they I let and Studebaker models and let Ive special attention to out-of-town them know what your requirements ustomers. are. — “Umatilla Products Make the County” — Mrs. Earle Abbott was a business visitor in Pendleton Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helms and daughters Henrietta and Harriet vi sited at the John Healy home Sun day afternoon. A. E. Wattenburger was a busi ness visitor in Hermiston Monday. A birthday party was given in honor of Ralph Neill at the W. D. Neill home Sunday afternoon. About | 25 people were present. The Misses Elsie and Nan Rauch are absent from school this week with the chickenpox. Fred Rauch was a business visit or in Pendleton Friday. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Neill spent Tuesday and Wednesday visiting their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Neill. t* BOARDMAN NEWS 1 By RACHEL J. BARLOW Rev. Wieble, Sunday school mis sionary of this district, was an over night guest at the Rev. H. B. Thom as home Wednesday evening. H. H. Weston was a business vis itor in Portland several days last week. S. C. Russell secured the contract for carrying the U. S. mall to and from the trains. Victor Hango has had this work for a number of years, and since he moved to Glendale, Calif., recently, J. E. Barlow has been substituting. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ingles and Miss Clara Ruff were dinner guests of Lexington friends last Wednesday evening. The railroad tie gang which has been stationed at Messner for the past two weeks moved to Munley last Wednesday. Noel Klitz, Jack LaLonde and G. E. Sturm, local men who were working with the crew here will continue with them. Mrs. H. B. Thomas was a Pendle ton visitor last Thursday. Bible study class is held at the Community church every second and fourth Wednesday evenings under the leadership of Rev. H. B. Thomas- Everyone is cordially invited to at tend. Mr. and Mrs- Al Macomber of Hep pner were visiting relatives here over the week end. Mrs. W. VanWinkle of Lexington spent Sunday at the Harlan Jones farm. Miss Sylvania Edmondson visited with friends on the project over the week end. Rev. Wieble, District Sunday School Missionary, organized a Sun day school at Irrigon last Sunday, and regular meetings will be held each Sunday at 2:00 p. m. Rev. O. W. Payne of Hermiston will deliver the sermon next Sunday. Mrs. Margaret Farley of Willow Creek spent Sunday at the Pete Sie vin home. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wetherall and daughters of Arlington, visited at the Y. P. Rutherford home last Sun day. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Norkoskl and family attended the dance at Biggs Saturday night. Charles Chandler from Willow Creek was in Boardman Tuesday. Mrs. Geo. Miller and son Alvin of Ione spent Sunday in Boardman. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Landers and children of La Grande visited sev eral days at the Slanger home last week. Mrs. Bryce Dillabough returned home last Monday after a stay in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sanford of Salem visited at the J. M. Allen home last Monday and Tuesday and at the W. O. King home Tuesday evening, leaving Wednesday morning for their home. Mrs. Sanford will be remem bered as Alice Calkins. Mr. and Mrs. Y. P. Rutherford and Mrs. Dan Ransier were Arling ton visitors last Monday. Mrs. Henry Graves, who has been in The Dalles hospital for some time, is reported to be improving rapidly. Bryce Dillabough has rented the Dingman house and It is being re paired now. The family has been staying at the Macomber home since their house burned. Henry Graves and Ray Barlow were The Dalles visitors last week. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Barlow are the proud parents of a baby boy, born Sunday morning at The Dalles. THURSDAY, MARCH 21, 1935 | DON'T FORGET YOU | | CAN BANK HERE | BY MAIL- 1 : < > <} % 1 > < • No matter how far you live from Hermiston—you can still bank here at the FIRST NATIONAL safely and conveniently. Our bank-by-mail service brings the bank as close as your mail box. Let us explain the service to you. 2 $ DEPOSITS INSURED UNDER THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT IN- SURANCE PLAN. | FIRST NATIONAL BANK | $ ; % of Hermiston Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits Over $50,000. < > % % % F. B. SWAYZE, President A. H. NORTON, Cashier NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that A. S. Cooley as administrator with the will annexed of the estate of Lewis L. Higgins, deceased, has filed his final account tn said estate it the County Court of the State of Oregon for Umatilla County, and said court has fixed Monday, the 1st day of April, 1935, at 2:00 o’clock p. m. of said day. as the time for hearing of objections to said final account and the settlement thereof. On or before said day any person in terested in said estate may tile ob jections to said final account, or to ! ! : ; R. ALEXANDER, Vice-President < > D. M. DEETER, Asst. Cashier socccccc%cccc%cc%ccccccc2ccccccccc2222290200000000**0 any item thereof, and contest the same. Dated February 28, 1935. A. S. COOLEY, Administrator with the Will Annexed. (Feb. 28—March 28) Save Your Eyes! and SAVE MONEY NEW DEAL Beauty Shoppe ECHO, OREGON Lunches - Barber Shop COME IN AND SEE US SOMETIME. Yow STOMACH TROUBLE? Read this: "About a year and a half ago I was not feeling right, my stomach troubled me, I belched gas, had no appetite and was generally miserable,” said Thomas Teeson of 215 6th St., Camas, Wash. “I used only one bottle of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis- covery and it strengthened me and I had no further trouble.” Druggists. New size, tablets 50 cts., liquid $1.00. Write to Dr. Pierce’s Clinic, Buffalo. N. Y., for free medical advice. Dr. Curry, the old Reliable Optometrist of Seattle who has made professional visits to Hermiston for 25 vears. will again be at the Hotel Hermiston MON., March 25 for one day Eyes Examined— Glasses Ground and Fitted— Prices Based on Present Con ditions. SURELIVE CHICKS MAKE BLUE MOUNTAIN SEED POTATOES IRISH COBBLERS, EARLIEST OF ALL, WHITE GOLD, NETTED GEMS. Prices upon application. ERNEST T. FREEP0NS Route 1 CHAMPIONS! LIVE STARTER MATH FA RM TESTED BABY cur SCRATCH. Walla Walla, Wn. Insured Carriers Phone 63 GREGORY TRUCK SERVICE Live Stock Hauling to Portland Rate: 50c Per 100 Stanfield Oregon Spring Seeds AVAILABLE HERE. BEARDLESS BARLEY EALD EARLEY BEARDED BARLEY SPRING RYE SPRING OATS ALFALFA SEED and VETCH Ellis Feed Store PHONE 69V HERMISTON UPON SERIOUS REFLECTION! Have you had your lawn ari ened and your gar- tools put in shape for all work? • — NOTICE OF HEARING FINAL ACCOUNT. $ : ! : ; High School News. A banquet was given in the school cafeteria Thursday evening In hon or of the basketball boys. The ban quet was sponsored by Mrs. Leslie Packard, Mrs. Wm. Strobel, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs. Edwin Ingles and Mrs. Olive Attebury. The cafe teria was beautifully decorated in green and white. Alan Chaffee act d I as tos tmaster, calling upon each o the basketball players for a spee. h Mr. Ingles and some of the boy | graded and cleaned the baseball dia- mond the past week, in anticipation , of starting practice. New baseball | equipment has been purchased this | spring. Mr. and Mrs. Ingles attended the | district basketball tournament in Pendleton last Friday. Mrs. N. Cartwright. Mrs. Carl I Nelson. Miss Clara Ruff and Miss Mary Harney spent the week end in ' Portland. 1 A musical program will be given Friday night in the school auditor- I ium. The program will consist of girls’ chorus, orchestra, songs by the | grade school pupils, and other spec ial numbers. Admission will be 10 and 15 cents. , , • < > % . > CT—BRING THEM IN! We are giving a Special uring March—Bring your KNERR'S Repair Shop FLOYD KNERR, Prop. Phone 15-W Hermiston YOUR HEALTH POWER SHRINKS IN WINTER You get less exercise—less fresh air—in winter. What sun there is is sickly. No wonder your body gets “run-down”—a prey to illness. Begin building health now—with M c K esson ’ s V itamin CONCEN- trate T ablets of C od L iver OIL. These chocolate-coated tablets bring you an abundance of vita mins A and D. A helps you resist infection. D provides the “sunshine values” your body craves in winter. Each tablet brings you all the vitamins in one teaspoonful of U.S. P. X. (revised 1934) Cod Liver Oil, as well as valuable supplies of calcium and phosphorus. Six tab lets daily will help restore your summer strength and vitality. Don’t drag through winter feel- ing weak and wretched. Take these tablets every day and build a re- serve of health. Buy them at any good drug store. One dollar for each bottle of 100 M c K esson VITAMI C oncentrate T ablets . HERMISTON DRUG Co. Hermiston, Oregon •
