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PAGE FOl’i THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 1937 THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. value of a farm than trees, and no tremendous storm, winds have blown improvement costs as little. hard in many nearby localities, Published every Thursday at Hermis- schools have been closed and high ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by Another bearing be ways impassable and thermometers Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Quiring, held, February 16th, at Lewiston. went to the bottom in hundreds of Publishers. unusual weather exhibitions. We Entered as Second Clase Matter What will be told then we do not have suffered but little from all December, 1906, Umatilla County, know, but one thing should be told Oregon._________________________ | in loud and uncertain terms, that these inconveniences, want has not ' the people of the Inland Empire been beard of, feed for livestock has | want low freight rates, which will been plentiful and we can say that come only through the Umatilla we have calmly weathered our wea dam and Snake river improvement. ther without complaint, and with Volumes of data and listings of anticipations of much benefit there facts have been stacked in every from. Subscription Rates. office in the west and in *2.00 federal One Year ........... .................. Out of bread, out of meat, and out 1.00 Washington, and on the desks of of pretty nearly everything else in Six Months ........................... .50 every northwest member of congress. Three Months ----- -- ---- —— the way of food and supplies, three They all know what it is about. The hundred residents of Cove. Ore., Even though snow is still on the voice of the people should be made made contact last Friday with the ground spring tree planting is Just thunderous. rest of the world after being shut around the corner. Just as well be in by snow for two weeks. Snow- Bragging a little we might say we plows failed to break through the thinking about it and making plans. Tree seedlings will be available at have had it on many localities over huge drifts and for seven days Cove low costs, and every farm on the the country during January, even was completely isolated from even project should have more trees for though we have had the unusual. its nearest neighbor, Union, only shade, windbreaks, wood, posts and The midwest has had record break nine miles away. the beauty of the landscape. No im- ing floods, the dust bowl is still provement can add more to the blowing dust, our own coast had a Uhe Germiston Gerali TREE-TOPPER INJURED IN FALL Oscar McCarty, son of Otis McCar ty, was seriously injured Thursday of last week when he was knocked from a tree on the Butter Creek ranch where he was topping trees, A large branch swung back and knocked him to the ground, a dis tance of about 30 feet or more. His left wrist, arm and elbow were fractured and his ribs torn loose from the breast bone. Dr. W. Mar- tin Marbut set the other fractures, but Tuesday evening Mr. McCarty was taken to Portland to consult a bone specialist. VICE. Mr. i and Mrs. Arthur Beasley an- Protect your valuable* from fire ! nounce : the arrival of a baby girl Saturday, January 30th, in the Her Rent a Safe Deposit box NOW! Bet miston General hospital. She has ter be safe than sorry. been named Marjorie Elaine. Merle LeRoy Forber is a medical patient in the Hermiston General hospital. The U-Go I-Go club gave a quilt F. B. SWAYZE, President to the hospital Tuesday. Mrs. Geo. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Briggs gave the hospital a wheel chair. An expression of apprecia- tion was given for these gifts by Mr. and Mrs. Alton Kingsbury who op- Doney of Boardman, passed away at erate the hospital. the Hermiston General hospital Mon- day morning, February 1, from Weather Report. pneumonia. Baby Dolores was born New Scientific Instrument Date Max Mln. July 4th, 1936, and nurses and for Self-Treating Nasal January 28 31 .... -22 doctor made a fight for her life and Head Congestions January 29 27 .... 12 since she was born prematurely. January 30 17 .... 16 She was taken to Portland by Mrs. January 31 7 .... 17 Alton Kingsbury, R.M., who opera February 1 17 .... -2 tes the hospital here. Funeral ser February 2 30 .... 5 vices were held Tuesday in Board 5 February 3 30 man. There was .14 precipitation Prompt, Courteous Service Phone 341 Red & y^hite Store 2 for 19c Corn Starch R. & W. 25c Cake Flour R. & W. 29c Biscuit Flour R. & W. Soda, Arm & Hammer Wax Paper, 125 ft. roll R. & W. 17c 3 for 23c Milk, tall R. & W. Tapioca, Instant R. & w. 10c 16 lbs. 99c Sugar Molasses, Avondale 14c lb. 31c Hams Bacon Backs lb. 29c Pearl Shortening 4 lbs. 59c Defender hot WATER bottle or FOUNTAIN SYRINGE Quart ECc POUND CAN SOAP SPECIALI Bouquet Ramee CHERRIES ore POUND at COLD CREAM full » capacity HORTON'S CHOCOLATE COVERED skin with Cleanse Jexal THEATRICAL 4e. Best way to take Milk of Magnesia Guaranteed shaves STATIONERY NAZOSCOPE Dairy Herd Tester Here. Dr. Trippeer, federal Bang's di- sease dairy herd tester, was in this territory Wednesday making official tests. Dr. Trippeer is now stationed in Walla Walla county and has been loaned to this district this week. W. A. Siwyer, assistant county agent, assisted him Wednesday in making out a schedule for the test- ing. Baby Dolores Doney. Baby Dolores Doney, seven month old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Three Cakes for Brite LIQUID Milk of Magnesia TOOTH PASTE NAIL POLISH TABLETS Permedge _ BLADES T 1. CASCADE vellum First National Bank of Hermiston Rev. H. B. Thomas was called to Halfway last week to conduct a fun eral, and while there was palled upon to preach another funeral. The Boardman town team played a double header with the Stanfield CCC boys here Saturday, winning both games. The Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Ther on Anderson's home Wednesday af ternoon. After the regular business meeting a lunch was served by the committee, Mrs. Art Allen, Mrs. Ba- ker, Mrs. Souders and Mrs. T. An- derson. Carma Darlene, a little girl of five pounds, arrived Saturday evening to brighten the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Barlow. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Macomber went to Heppner Sunday to see Al Macomber who is quite ill with pneumonia. Mrs. Agee is working at the Por- ter home while Mrs. Porter is ill with the flu. Owing to so much sickness and bad weather the Morrow County Po- mona Grange officers did not put on the fifth degree work at Pendle ton as planned. Andrew Souders of Missouri is visiting his brother Ed Souders. They had not seen each other since 1912. HERMISTON TRADING CO. RAZOR whit» only 231 ‘ 29° CIRTWDEY SINGLE and DOUBLE EDGE STYLES • SKIN LOTION ILASOL MOUTH and DENTAL HYGIENE Ci . Otas BRUSHLESS y W SHAVING CREAM ‘ fíuftsORsr by “Orinta th Dionne 4. 29) Pueteot” " 57 COD LIVER OIL Used r . WT V we TOOTH and : Halibut Liver Oil . BOTH FOR • as. b’SAYE with SAFETY" SYRUP i». .19 .29 TRIAT A COLO EARLY Neue Hand Brush sor ron y 3 RJ FACE POWDER M 20 r end • LIPSTICK *>• > • $175 va. ■ E I 3 FEMININE LOVELINESS W SHARI J Jeres Laxative "The Liggett’s Almond Bar » pond Ladies’ Dressing Comb Junior Curling Iron Old Colony Alarm Clock 17 with opplicotor wamoal?" STAG AFTER IHA VE KLENZO HAND BRUSH 19* Klsatill 19" »Min 500 FACIAL TISSUES 23' 19° SHAVING mum D. Klenzo i Cherrosote I Rexall Hygienic ... | COUGHSVAUP 69° I Powder LUNCH KIT 39« »!• METHODIST CHURCH R. R. Finkbeiner, Pastor Bible school, 10:00 A. M. Mon roe Swarner, superintendent. Worship, 11:00 A. M. Senior and Pioneer League servi ces, 6:30 P. M. Evening service 7:30 P. M. Midweek service next Thursday evening at 7: 45. Ladies Aid services every first and third Wednesday. BOYNTON & KELLEY'S .19 Jonteel Cream of Aimonds Harmony Bay Rum (.... Roxbury Household Rubber Gloves 2 • .25 .19 .59 .39 a t. .23 .39 .19 Jonteel FACE POWOEI FACE POWDER ‘ a Ac I 39 each 3 for $1.00 .4:2o0soors0nl***11")"7 2570 MEDICINE I SPECIAL • 100 Aspirin Tablets and Pwvceteor” Rubbing . Alcohol 1602. Pu-cOBtsr .98 .23 Jonteel Rouge BOTH 39° wen an .29* waconocniow 17 >«stti teams laxolive — 69' TRIANGLE BRAND 21/ Lb. Bag 5. Sale February Sth to 20th Thompson’s Drug Store m • p 1 «SAVE with SAFETY »at your Rexall DRUG STORE THOMPSON’S With Pen and Pencil g py Free. Each 49 COFFEE ROASTED ESPECIALLY For us. J Pound 23. g p. 3 Lbs. • DU RAISINS 286 4 Lb. Bab • Seedless. Each COARSE GRAHAM 9.8 Lb. Bag Each 43c CANNED FRUIT Peaches. Apricots or Pears Large Size. Each SHORTENING Westminister Brand 4 Lbs. MARSHMALLOWS Light and Fluffy Pound 44 oz. Carton Each WASHING POWDER 29c COCOA Waverly Brand 2 lb. carton RINSO or LUX Small Size 3 for 17c HONEY < ‘ TOMATOES SALMON Tall Tina. Pink, fine 224 for loaf. 3 for 23* MALTED MILK STUFFED OLIVES LIBBY’S Small size. 2 for t: Sells regulorly for 50e • package U. D. Zinc Ointment wash**-19" ncono*2% Klenzo Polishing and Cleansing Cloth ; rot 1Q‘ ■ 2 POWDER Puretest Brewers’ Yeast Tablets 100 .49 % lb. Opeko Baking Chocolate .19 a... W."a. p. ag.). W hm W nilliBg rWuDw Puteteot tincture of IODINE 136m " 60‘s ORDERLIES 39 .11 .39 COLD TABLETS THOMPSON'S DRUG In spite of cold weather and much snow, we are still having services at the Full Gospel Mission each Fri day and Sunday evening at 8:00 o’clock, also Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. Morning worship at 11:00. Communion and missionary ser- vice the first Sunday of every PILGRIM HOLINESS CHURCH month. Lawson H. Flora. Pastor. Special singing at each service by Regular Sunday services as fol- the Grice sisters in charge. We ex- lows: Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. tend a hearty welcome to all. Preaching at 11:00 A. M. Young People’s meeting, 7:00 P M HERMISTON UNION CHURCH C. Warner, Pastor. Evangelistic service 7:45 P. M. Bible school. 10:00 A. M. Everyone is Invited to attend these Chas. Duvall, Superintendent services. 11:00 A. M.. Sermon. Christian Endeavor, 7:00 P. M CHURCH OF CHRIST Chas. Duvall, president. Columbia School 8:00 P. M., Sermon. Evangelist Glen C. Wade. Minister. BAPTIST CHURCH 10:00 A. M., Bible school. Sunday school at 10:00 A. M 11:00 A. M.. Sermon and commu- Classes for all ages. A welcome to nion. all. The Ladies Aid meets on the 7:30 P. M.. Young people's meet- second and fourth Wednesdays of ing. ach month. 8:15 P. M , Evangelistic services. Boric Acid Powder y wocres HAND he LOTION 39° Firstaid Germicidal Soap FULL GOSPEL CHURCH Miss Virginia Grice, Pastor BUCKWHEAT ORIGINAL Rexall Corn Pads Med Medford Toilet Tissue SATISFACTORY RESULTS OR MONEY BACK Phone 171 PANCAKE FLOUR LAXATIVE COUGH SINUS TROUBLE, CATARRH, HEADCOLDS, HAY FEVER, CATARRHAL DEAFNESS CHURCH NOTES Peleod ..13* ENSEMBLE t SET! 39 F. B. Meeting Postponed. The regular meeting of the Farm Bureau Auxiliary scheduled for Fri day of this week has been postponed indefinitely it was announced this week. Last week it was hoped the weather would permit holding a meeting but it is still unfavorable. Where your money goes farthest-- h ASK YOUR Jeak DRUGGIST about . PARSTEN’S Mi 31 Antiseptic Solution Mi 31 Tooth Paste mm ‘ hi, Vitamins A and D YOU WILL FIND IN OUR PERSONAL LOAN DEPARTMENT SYMPATHETIC UNDERSTANDING AND A SINCERE DESIRE TO BE OF ANY POSSIBLE SER HOSPITAL NOTES BOARDMAN Free Delivery To the Person Skating on Thin Ice Temporarily Jaw Solid Pack. Size. Each Large
