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FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION | WANT ADS ! A MESSAGE TO EVERY MEMBER i i FOR RENT— APARTMENTS FUR- nished. Katty Corner from Depot. 17-ltp OUTSIDE BUTCHERING. CALL Stanfield Meat Market. Phone Locker renters must not bring in 391. more meat than they have room for TEAM OF HORSES FOR SALE— in their lockers. There is no extra 17 00 lbs.. 12 yrs. old. R. H. Tho space and the meat cannot be frozen. mas place, Hermiston, Max Sulis- Those who Intend to rent a locker ky. 17-ltp must have their names placed on a waiting list and must not bring in STRAYED—ONE 2 YEAR OLD Holstein heifer, mostly black. Joe meat until a locker has been as Baumgartner. Stanfield. 16-3tp signed to them. Umatilla Co-op. Creamery FOR SALE—GIRLS’ RANGER BI- Cold Storage. t cycle, Fully equipped; like new, +$822828220**% $25. Margaret Stephenson, Hermis- The Washington State Grange has STUDY CLUB OUTLINES | ton. 16-3tp Success under the competitive or announced the purchase of a mod DISCUSSION TOPICS FOR SALE OR TRADE—2 H. P. der requires that we outdo, and of ern. fully equipped flour mill in Da single phase General Electric mo Because of the holiday season ap venport, near Spokane, Washington, ten injure, our fellow men. Under tor. Will trade for 1 H. P. motor. proaching the study club will not the cooperative order we become in- which marks another step forward 7-tfp meet any more this month. The Inquire at Herald Office. in the Grange cooperative program. creasingly prosperous as each mem meetings will be taken up again in ber of society is prosperous. We Earlier in the year the Washing January as carried on before on the cording to J. L. Maxton, principal work for and with others, rather ton organization completed the first second and fourth Wednesdays in field officer for the potato section, Grange-owned Headquarters in the than against them. who was in Oregon recently helping United States, which houses the the month. The subject under discussion is set up the plan here. It is quite pro Grange Cooperative Wholesale at Se The manager of the Winchendon, attle. The new mill which is to op the money question and Ed Rowe bable, he said, that efficient grow Mass., cooperative store recently erate on a cooperative basis, was presented the organization and func ers in specialized potato growing wished to hire an employee of a originally erected and equipped at tions of money. Topics for discus sections will want to , plant their chain store to handle the coopera a total cost of $166,000, but was sion at scheduled meetings are as usual acreage. Then in case their tive association's meat department. purchased by the Grange Coopera follows: The National Bank Act of production of first grade potatoes Not wanting to be underhanded tive for $30 000 cash. The mill is 1933, will be presented by J. M. exceeds their quota, it will still be about the matter he went to the operated by electric power, has a Richards of Stanfield; Inflation, by profitable for them in many cases chain store manager and advised capacity of 200 barrels a day, bulk Mr. Beckbolt; Continental Currency to dispose of this excess by purchas him of the fact that the cooperative storage for 72,000 bushels of wheat and the Greenback, by Uri Richards wished to hire one of his men. The and additional storage space for of Stanfield: The Guernsey States, chain store manager’s reply was by R. G. Penney of Stanfield; The stacked grain. quite simple. It was “why not me?" Assignment, by Joe Meyer; The The cooperative accordingly hired Local cooperative associations in Rothchild Family, by T. C. Baker of the manager of the chain store rath every line are making history. Lack Stanfield.. er than his clerk. Anyone interested in the subjects of space alone prevents us from re porting many examples of what is and discussions are invited to at John T. Flynn, who has probably being done in local communities to tend these meetings which are held been nearer right In his interpreta build effective units of the new eco in the American Legion hall in Her tion of the New Deal than any oth nomic order which will introduce miston. er American journalist, says, “In for the first time the possibility of Notice to Customers. our present system . . it is not pos economic justice. Here are just a Custom grinding will be done for sible to make any business laws ca few illustrations: The Whitewater, pable of enforcement.” Read this Wisconsin Consumers’ Co-op Asso customers at the Farm Bureau Co- statement and tie it In with the sto ciation was organized early this operative on any day except Monday ry of Sweden, as told in an article year. In seven months the members and Saturday, Henry Sommerer, in the September issue of Consumers’ have saved $2,779 on an $2,980 in manager, announced.______ Cooperation. The Swedes long ago vestment. The United Cooperative Notice to Creamery Members. concluded that in a democracy the Society of Maynaard, Mass., reports Cream trucks will not operate on people should not attempt to use po total net sales of $188,064.66 with litical means to control private-pro a net gain of $9,248.69 for the first Christmas day. Trucks will be one fit industry and utilities but Instead six months of the year. The cooper day late on each route. should take them over through or ative is the city’s largest business Stanfield Grange Dance. ganizing Consumers' Cooperatives and has been able to cut expenses Old time dance will be given by to the point that savings are made and Public Utilities whenever such private monopolies oppressed the on original prices rather than en- Stanfield Grange Saturday, Decem people. Eventually we in America tirely. in patronage dividends. An ber 21st. Everybody is welcome. will realize that our 45 years of at interesting item in its operating POTATO GROWERS TO HEAR tempts to regulate trusts by politi statement which sheds light on its OF WARREN ACT DETAILS. continued success is $522 for educa cal means have only been ways of deceiving ourselves. As rapidly as tional expenses. The Cooperative Oregon potato growers will be we begin to realize the futility of Trading Company in Waukegan, Ill., given opportunity in the next month reports total sales of $303,701, for political regulation, just so rapidly and a half to file application for tax- we speed up the organization of Con the first half of 1935 with net sav free quotas under the federal War ings of $7,356. The Cloquet Coop sumers- Cooperatives and Public ren Potato Control act, according to Utilities to recover ownership by erative Society has reduced its gross arrangements announced by the operating margin from 14.5% to the people in a democratic way. 13.5% in the distribution of sen- Oregon State college extension ser vice. Dr. Alva W. Taylor. Professor So- eral merchandise, meat, drygoods. This act, which took effect De cial Ethics at Vanderbilt University, hardware and coal and cember 1 and will apply to all new who was for ten years Chairman of new record for business efficiency, crop potatoes unless repealed by the Industrial Committee of the Fed-1 Total sales $420,512; net savings, Congress at the forthcoming session, eral Council of the Churches of $16,670. _____________ will be administered by potato grow Christ of America, has expressed y —res GIVEN IN ers themselves, but the extension himself in a most positive way in HOEPAY service has been given the task of support of the cooperative move- NEW 0. S. C. HOME LEAFLET arranging meetings where the law ment. He says: Oregon homemakers who are will be explained and where applica “I do not see how Christianity can searching for hints and suggestions tions for quotas will be made. ever function adequately until It has on preparation for the Christmas A state potato committee consist- a Cooperative society in which to holiday season will find nine pages I ing of G. J. Hillyard, Klamath function. Voluntary Cooperation of helpful ideas on everything from | Falls; E. B. Eby. Redmond, and Ro uses the pacific and democratic me how to make the dinner juice or bert Warrens. Forest Grove, grow thod. It builds from the bottom up. fruit cocktail to what to give and ers. has been appointed. Serving It avoids all dictatorship and regi how to wrap it in H. E. 684, a leaf with them will probably be a mem mentation. It grows the new social let prepared by extension workers in ber of the bureau of crop estimates order like an organism rather than home economics at Oregon State col staff in Portland and a member of imposing it by some legal will, even lege. It is free on request at the col the extension service. O. K. Beals, if It is that of a majority, upon those lege or at country extension offices. county agent at large, has been ap who do not accept it. Two complete dinner menus, with pointed to head the educational ‘‘I am personally interested be recipes, including detailed directions work in explaining the plan to cause my own gospel of economic re for preparing and roasting the tur growers. demption is that of voluntary coop key. are contained in the leaflet, Under a recent ruling the exempt eration. I do not see how Christian i Among the recipes are tomato juice ion has been raised from five bush- virtues can ever flower fully until I cocktail, mixed fruit cocktail, glblet els to 50 bushels. This, means that we substitute cooperation for our gravy, savory dressing, cranberry any grower whose average annual ruthless competitive order.’ jam, raw cranberry relish, candied potato sales for- 1932 to 1935. in carrots, creamed onions, apple blush, clusive. were not more than 50 bu JAMES R. FERGUSON The German government has now tomato gelatin salad, mock plumb shels. may apply for and receive ex decreed complete supremacy of the j pudding, caramel pudding sauce, emption stamps for such an amount. "Smiling Associated Service' State over the Protestant Church. pumpkin chiffon pie, and hot mul- It does not mean that every grower I will have a 50-bushel exemption, but | led cider. Church leaders in America can pro Phone 197J East Court & Mill Table decorations need not be that If he can show average sales of fit by three illustrations in Europe: elimination as in Communistic Rus elaborate to be cheerful and attrac 50 bushels or below, he will not need sia. suppression as in Fascist Ger tive. and a number that are easily | to make any reduction in order to many. or freedom as in Cooperative prepared from materials at hand at | sell all his usual crop, tax free. It is Scandinavia. Rev. John Haynes Christmas time are suggested in the | emphasized, however. that every grower who intends to sell any po Holmes says that the day when | leaflet. tatoes will need to apply for such Pendleton, Oregon. Jars of jam. jelly, marmalade, ehurch leaders can be neutral has passed. If they do not wish to be relish. honey, fruit, meat, mince exemption. SHOP & SAVE All growers will apply for a quo- eliminated or suppressed, then they meat, tomato juice and many other | ta for which they will be issued tax- must support a Cooperative Econo goodies from the cupboard shelves free stamps. A national sales quo- mic Democracy and consumers, co as well as nuts, dried fruits, vege- I i ta BANISH PILES FOREVER has been established which is operatives and credit unions as the tables, and similar products from still considerably above the total re Guaranteed or Your Money Back technique of creating that democra the home garden and orchard which quired to supply all of America’s Latest Scientific Proven Method may be gayly wrapped to make wel cy come and attractive Christmas gifts, needs In holding sales of table Dr. R. B. Brundage There Is no longer any excuse for are suggested In the leaflet. A num stock to this level, the growers will Bond Bldg.-Room 14 Phone 148 merely be removing the pressure any Americans not knowing why we ber of dandy but inexpensive arti fought the World War. The Page cles of kitchen equipment are also from the market of excess potatoes which in years of large crops only cablegram gave us the first official listed as holiday gift suggestions. rot In cellars anyway, according to evidence that private-profit and not Grocer: “Your choice of these ap those who have sponsored this means saving democracy was the real cause of adjustment. Now the Lansing letter comes to ples for a nickle." There is nothing in the law to Student: “ Find the one with the light and adds more proof Secre tary of State Lansing, who succeed biggest worm hole, please It’s for prevent any grower from planting as many potatoes as he wishes, ac- ed William Jennings Bryan, who re the history teacher." ••••********• • NO MEN CAN ACT WITH EF- • ♦ FECT WHO DO NOT ACT IN • ♦ CONCERT; NO MEN CAN ACT • 6 IN CONCERT WHO DO NOT ♦ ♦ ACT WITH CONFIDENCE; NO • ♦ MEN CAN ACT WITH CON- ♦ ♦ FIDENCE WHO ARE NOT ♦ ♦ BOUND TOGETHER WITH • ♦ COMMON OPINIONS. COMMON • • AFFECTIONS, AND COMMON • ♦ INTERESTS—BURKE. (Eng- • ♦ lish Author) • PAGE FIVE THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 19, 1935 i signed in protest over private loans made to countries engaged in war. ! secretly advocated such loans In a , letter to President Wilson. As Sen ator Borah remarked after reading the news of the oil concession gran ted by Ethiopia, "we bought an in terest In the war” by our loans. Co operatives the world around are the only means of preventing financial and business transactions which draw all nations into war for pri vate-profits or blood-money. LOCKER NOTICE. ing tax stamps from other growers 13; Lake, Jan. 14; Wheeler, Gilliam, who have been issued them but [jan. 16; Wasco, Jan. 17; Morrow. who .through crop failure or other Jan. 18; Baker. Jan. 29, 21, 22; reasons, have not filled their quota. Union, Jan. 23, 24. 25; Wallowa, Dates for community potato meet- | Jan. 27; Umatilla, Jan. 30, 31, Feb. ings in the various counties of Ore 1. gon are as follows: Eastern Oregon—Klamath, Dec. | 27, 28, 30; Malheur, Jan. 2. 3. 4; Deschutes. Jan. 6, 7, 8; Crook. Jan. I 9, 10; Grant. Jan. 11; Harney, Jan. | MAKE WINTER YOUR FRIEND— NOT YOUR EREMY MERRY • MERRY CHRISTMAS WINTER can be a lot of fun—or the most miserable time of the year. It depends upon whether or not your body is strong enough to resist infection. Science says that vitamin A helps protect your body against infection in general. Help build up your resistance now with M c K esson ’ s V itamin CONCEN- TRATE TABLETS of A little Wish for Joy and Cheer, For Christmas and Throughout the Year. BOWMAN’S SHOE SHOP C od LIVER O il . These chocolate-coated tablets supply vitamin A, as well as vita min D, which makes up the lack of “sunshine” values in winter. Each tablet contains one grain of dicalcium phosphate. Each tablet furnishes all the vitamins in one teaspoonful of Cod Liver Oil, U.S.P.X. (revised 1934). Six tablets daily will fortify your resistance to win ter’s ills. At any good drug store. A $1 bottle brings you 100 M c K esson ’ s V itamin CONCEN- TRATE T ablets . Hermiston Drug Co. Merry Chrtatmas to All and H Iirnspernuts GIFTS: For Mr».—Car For Mr.—Car has seta Set-U.S. Royal Cords A Mobil Lustre Cloth a New Willard Battery a U. S. Heater and a and a tank of Mobilgas can of Royal Auto Polish FARM BUREAU CO-OP SERVICE STATION HERMISTON, OREGON A Classified Directory of WHO is WHO in PENDLETON BREIER 1935 Reliable Business and Pro- fessional People This News paper Recommends to You— LOCALLY OWNED NATIONALLY KNOWN “Shoes for the Entire Family” Buster Brown Shoe Store 725 Main Street Pendleton OREGON CAFE MEALS AT ALL HOURS Steaks - Chop Suey - Noodles Bring your friends here and show them what you consider the best cafe In the city. Phone 605 632 Main Street BEST SERVICE AND BODY DEPT. IN EASTERN OREGON A Good Place to Buy Used Cars and Trucks, SERVICE SALES DENNIS MOTOR CO. PHONE 626 PENDLETON THE H & H SHOP Pendleton Iron Works MINNIE M. HENDERSON. Prop. Hemstitching - Baby Articles Children’s Wearing Apparel 740 Main St. Phone 601 General Repair & Foundry Work Electric and Acetylene Welding Hydrogen Irrigation Pumps East Alta Street Hawkinson Tread Service BONDED 506 East Court St. Phone 170 Cyril J. 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