THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON
PAGE FOD H
H erm iston and all o th e r localities
are looking forw ard to the F o u rth
of Ju ly tw o day celeb ratio n a t S ta n
field. The S tanfield com m unity is
m aking g rea t p rep a ra tio n s to e n te r
tain th e people of all th is region
and they deserve th e atten d a n ce and
su p p o rt of everybody. M any In te r
estin g events a re being planned to
n u k e th e celebration an u n u su al oc
casion of th is kind.
farm in g population is served by
electric lines and th is sta te is being
well favored by th e n atio n al ad m in
istra tio n in a* m a tte r of such g re a t
im portance to home b u ilding on th e
farm . In th is te rrito ry th e fact th a t
th e w ork is being done acco rd in g
to th e re g u la r cooperative system is
pleasing to th e local farm ers w here
we a re know n as th e m ost coopera
tive com m unity in th e e n tire n o rth
west.
F in ally the long prom ised R u ral
E lectrificatio n program is d e fin ite
ly underw ay. The money is a v a il
able, official have
been select
ed, th e present board has th e m a t
ter well in hand and th e n atio n al
Subscription Rates.
REA has placed its stam p of approv
One Y ear ..................................... $2.00 al firm ly on th is developm ent in th e
Six M onths .................................. 1.00 in te re st of th e ru ra l population. In
Three Months ...................................... 60 Oregon only 30 per cent of th e
HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
C. W a rn er, P astor.
Bible school, 10:00 A. M.
Chas. Duvall, S u p erin te n d en t
11:00 A. M., Sermon.
C h ristian E ndeavor, 7 :0 0 P. M.
8:00 P. M., Sermon.
£E br IprruitHton ir r a lò
Published every Thursday at Hermis
ton, Umatilla County, Oregon, by
Pauline M. Stoop and Alfred Qulrlng,
Publishers.
Entered as Second Class Matter
December, 1909, Umatilla County,
Oregon._____________________________
O rsg
FIRST CHOICE!
METHODIST CHURCH
R. R. F in k b ein er, P asto r
Sunday school a t 10:00 A. M. Mrs.
E. E. R a in w ater, su p e rin ten d e n t.
Ju n io r ch u rch a t 11:00 A. M. Lois
H utchison, su p erin ten d en t.
W orship, 11:00 A. M.
Senior League service 7 :00 P. M.
E vening service 8 :00 P. M.
Midweek service next T hursday
evening a t 7:45.
Ladies Aid services every firs t and
th ird W ednesday.
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UMATILLA NEWS 1
By ERMA BYRNES.
♦
A NEW STANDARD OIL FOR NEW CARS
T h e R e d & W h it e S to re
PHONE 341
J a r R ubbers 4 pkgs. 17c
Econom y Caps 2 for 45c
C erto
2 for 4 5 c
Suisar cane ioo lb s. $5.59
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bags
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radio.
Bill S w itzler spent F rid ay in
M aryhill.
Betty McKenzie an d V irg in ia
Compton left ea rly Sunday m orning
for San B ern ard in o w here they will
v isit Miss Com pton’s m other, Mrs.
W illiam McCormack, for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Don H arry m an and
sons sp en t Sunday aftern o o n v isit
ing Mr. and Mrs. M ilton Sharp.
Mr. and Mrs. F red K nudson re
tu rn ed
home Monday afternoon
from P o rtlan d w here he atten d ed
G rand Lodge
and
th en
visited,
friends for a few days.
E arl Leach and
H erb ert Lane
spent Sunday aftern o o n n A rlington.
Glen A strom and A1 Moran spent
Sunday in Pasco w here they a tte n d
ed th e P endleton-P asco baseball
game.
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Mr. an d Mrs. Max G raybeal spent
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Monday m orning in P endleton.
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Mr. and Mrs. E arl Bensel and
children spent th e week end v isit
ing here.
Mrs. Jo h n Quick an d
d au g h ter
Joan retu rn ed home S atu rd ay from
Toppenish. W n., w here they have
been v isitin g h er parents.
lurks the shadow of the automobile thief. He is always there—
School board election was held in
waiting for his opportunity. You may be as careful as you please.
the com m unity hall M onday a f te r
noon for th e purpose of electin g a
Locks mean little to the expert thief. Protect yourself by taking
school clerk and d irecto r. Je ff Ste
theft insurance on your car today. THE COST IS LOW! —
phens won over Bill K ik and H elen
Conlon replaced Joe S pringer. An
nie McNabb and K ath e rin e Sherlock
tied from D ora B u llard for clerk re
placing Ruby K night.
F. B. SWAYZE, P resid en t
H arry K iesler is spen d in g a few
Member
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
days in P o rtlan d .
Don Isom spent th e week end In
B aker v isitin g his w ife who is v isit
ing her m other.
W a rn er Tues n ig h t en ro u te to Ho th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla C oun
Louis P riffe r of W alla W alla visi quiam , W n., to v isit relatives.
ty C ourt House, P en d leto n , Oregon,
ted th e local Jones R- Scott gravel
Geo. Given of G aston is v isitin g su b ject to a m inim um price of $10
and sand p it h ere Monday.
th erefo r, to be paid in cash a t th e
hia-nephew , A rt-C onnell.
tim e of sale, th e follow ing described
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parcel of land, heretofore by U m a
Land Sale Notice.
tilla County, Oregon, acq u ired for
IR R IG O N
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN, d elin q u en t taxes to -w it:
L ot 15,
By MRS. W. C. ISOM
T h at the u n dersigned. S heriff of Block 2, N ew port’s A ddition to the
U m atilla County, Oregon, by v irtu e City of H erm iston, U m atilla County,
R. V. Jones and d a u g h te r V onna of an order duly m ade and en tered Oregon.
were business v isito rs in P endleton herein by th e County C ourt of Uma
D ated a t P endleton,
U m atilla
tilla County, Oregon, on th e 5 th day County, Oregon, th is 26th day of
Friday.
of
A
pril,
1937,
w
ill
on
th
e
3rd
day
May, 1937.
Rev. Geo. A lcorn and Tom Cald
R. E. GOAD, S heriff
well left Sunday for C en tralia, W n., of July, 1937, a t th e hour of 10:00
o’clock
in
th
e
forenoon,
sell
to
th
e
w here they will a tte n d camp m eet
of U m atilla C ounty.
h
ig
h
est
bidder
for
cash
in
hand,
a
t
(M ay 27-June 24)
ing th e com ing week.
E m m ett McCoy accom panied his
d au g h ter. Mrs. M arshal M arkham to
P o rtlan d T h u rsd ay for medical tre a t
menl.
The Y oung People’s C h ristian so
ciety met M onday evening for a b u s
iness m eeting. E rn e st Bedwell was
elected p resident, Mrs. C hester W il
son, vice p resid en t, and L averne
Drice, secreta ry -trea su rer.
The N imble F in g ers 4-H Sewing
club met a t th e home of Mrs. H ugh
Grimm T h u rsd ay aftern o o n w ith the
leader and all
m em bers present.
Work * going forth rapidly on the
work chosen and a very in terestin g
urogram was presented by the mem
bers. T he next m eeting w ill be at
the home of Mrs. N ora W ilson W ed
nesday.
Mrs. Grimm en tertain ed th e home
economics club T h u rsd ay afternoon.
The second division 4-H sew ing
'dub met at th e home of Mrs. A. C.
H o u rh to n T h u rsd ay aftern o o n . Miss
V onna Jones has bpen elected lead
er to tak e the place of Mrs. Ray
t am o rea'” - who resigned recently
M r. a n d Mrs. Jones and Mr. and
'tr.. Aah h s’igh from Newberg, Ore..
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~np,.,s pf th e ir n°nhew and
'•'nittv. Mr. and Mrs. V ern Jones,
T uesday of last week, being en ro u te
borne from H eppner w here th ey had
been on business.
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Mrs. Alma Grieves, Joy M arkham
and Fcho A ldrich retu rn ed home
fr'>m C orvallis S aturday.
Hon Isom snent S atu rd ay n ig h t
and Sunday w ith his wife at Baker.
B E H IN D
*5 lb s. $1.47
Fresh Tom atoes 2 lbs. 19c
J o w l Bacon per lb. 23c
L a rd
4 lbs. 67c
Y O U R
C A R
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
Those people spending W ednes
day of la st week in P en d leto n w ere
George and Oliver McNabb, Bill
Bousquet, E rm a B yrnes an d G lenn
Ostrom.
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and
d a u g h te r Jo an spent Thiursday in
W alla W alla.
Dora M urray of Camas, W n.,
spent from T hursday u n til Monday
aftern o o n v isitin g her a u n t an d u n
cle, Mr. an d Mrs. W a lte r Agee. Miss
M urray lived here several years ago.
P. Compton and d au g h ter V irg in
ia of M essner w ere here T hursday.
Miss B etty M cKenzie retu rn ed w ith
them an d stayed u n til F rid ay even
ing.
Mrs. D ora B ullard and Mrs. Je ff
Stephens
retu rn ed
home F rid a y
from P o rtlan d w here th ey spent
several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom T ucker and
son Joe retu rn ed
home S atu rd ay
from P o rtlan d w here Mr. T u ck er a t
tended G rand Lodge.
B etty M cKenzie and V irg in ia
Compton spent F rid ay in P endleton.
Clifford H arry m an arriv ed
here
T hursday from W allow a to v isit his
b rothers, Don and Lloyd, and f a th
er F ran k .
Joe M iller left T h u rsd ay for A lbi
na w here he was called for duties.
M iller has been th e m ach in ist at
the roundhouse for th e past four
nfonths.
Mr. M unstand w ill tak e
M iller's place here.
M unstand has
worked here before, com ing from
R eith.
Gus F ransoloes is v isitin g
in
P o rtlan d .
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es B yrnes and
d au g h ter E rm a spent M onday in
Pendleton on business. They v isi
ted Miss D orothy Tonies who is in
th e hospital. D elbert Van Schoiack
accom panied them but rem ained
th ere to w ork in th e pea cannery.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H arry m an
and d a u g h te r F ern spent T hursday
in i’endleton.
K enneth B avm iller. B uster Cald
well and H erb L ane spent W ednes
day evening a t th e Gus Tonies home
in H oldm an.
Max G raybeal sp en t M onday and
Tuesday a t home from his w ork in
R eith.
Jean Rode of I,a G rande is v isit
M r a n d M r« K jir e « p f N e b r a s k a
ing t the borne of her g ran d m o th
v ’-ttin e r t h e i r
d a u g h te r,
M rs.
er. Mrs. A. R. Robprts.
Mrs. E. A. McMillian and d au g h H o-' T’ e n n v and fam ily.
E arn est F a^erstrn m of Buhl. Ida
te r Gloria spent the week end In
Mrs. .Tames
P o r tla n d w h e r e Gloria san e over the ho. visited his au n f.
I "RPM" ù a f q i t t r a d tradtm atk
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THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1937.
BUTTER-NUT
^"BREAD
FOR
g n i M M IBBB
r n E 9 IIIIE 9 9
. . . . Ws I/ ûcumfm Cwted
Al Shaw, Distributor
Veal Roast lb. 17® Halibut lb. 2 3 c
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
Free Delivery
Phone 341
R C IJ S
Prompt, Courteous Service
Save at--
BOYNTON & KELLEY’S
PORK & BEANS
1 A<«
A W
SMALL SIZE
4 for 25c
VAN CAMP’S
L arge Size - Each ....
1 lb. pkg.
PEPPER
MUSTARD
1 lb. pkg.
COCOANUT
1 lb. pkg.
MACARONI
4 lb. pkg.
SPAGHETTI
4 lb. pkg.
BEANS RED or WHITE
3 lbs.
or
BAKING POWDER Calumet
lb.
Crescent
BACON LEAN BACKS
lb.
ROOT BEER Extract Makes 5 Gal.
MATCHES
full carton
C'irvawAt'lo«
VzlgdrCl ICS
Chesterfields
Luckies or Camels
Carton
2 for 25c
SARDINES
I.arv, Oval Cans 3
From Our Ranch Dailv
EGGS
Birds
FRYERS Our Batterv Raised
DRESSED
Smoked and Lunch Meats
Groceries
PHONE 301
Fruit
STARCH
ARG0
Gloss
Corn or
3 Packages .............
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A Vegetables
>5®
SALAD DRESSING
2*7 < V
ARDEN
Q u art ..............................
(4c refund on J a r .)
HONEY
4
LOCAL
5 Pound tin .................. *1 7 *’
SYRUP
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W ill E x h ib it
For
Connor's Cash S to re
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GRAPE JUICE
K E R R ’S
25c
29c
25c
25c
25c
23c
19c
29c
(t
APPLE BUTTER
K E R R ’S
38 oz. J a rs - EACH .
2 SHOWS DAILY at 2 & 8 P. M.
CIRCUS GROUND OPPOSITE STOCK YARDS
BIG CIRCUS BARGAIN DAY
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COFFEE
ADULTS 50c
1
* Lb 2
“ ?
* * c * 9 1 l.b g . “ 67c*
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COOKIES
FIG BARS
Oven Fresh - Pound ..
No. 10 tins . ......
H O M IN Y
Van Camp’s
«
2*4 size tin
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M eat dept .
BACON
By H alf or W hole
Piece - Pound
<tA«i
VEAL STEAK
Our Special B rand
Hermiston-Wed., June 30
CHILDREN 25c
FRISBIE S
Cane & Maple
21^ size cans
Plnt Bottle' EACH 4 6 W
DILL PICKLES
iv iv u l j
Economy B rand
4 --
Pound ..............
18c
RIB 4 BRISKET
B0IL « « _
Pound
AAV
ROAST
Young BEEE
Steer Beef
« O _
Pound . ...
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COME IN AND TRY OUR
19c
lip
A AV
NEW M IN U T E
STEAKS
PORK, VEAL or BEEF.
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