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* I 2 hr •rrmtalnn Herald Published every T h ursday a t H erm is ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by P auline M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng, Publishers. E ntered as Second Class M atter December, 1906, U m atilla County, Oregon. ______ Subscription Rates. One Y ear ..................................... >2.00 Six M onths .................................. 1.00 Three Months .....---- 60 E very business man in H erm is com m endation to these men comes ton is expected to do his best in from th e H erald an d also unspoken from every citizen read in g th is floats for th e parade. paper. in d iv id u al farm ers are urged to A ppreciation of th e effo rts of la decorate th e ir tru c k s o r cars w ith products from th e ir farm s and tak e dies of th e A m erican Legion A uxil p a rt in th e parade. T his is a good iary, the M ethodist L adies Aid, th e crop year in w hich every farm er H erm iston Union C hurch L adies Aid should have som ething he is proud and th e W om an's B rid g e club ii> m aking and strin g in g b an n e rs now to show. seen displayed in th e stre e t, is ex F ra n k B ilderback and W. L. H amm pressed by th e com m ittee. It would deserve cred it for th e success of the have been im possible to have stre e t p redato ry an im al erad icatio n con ban n ers up in tim e had not these te st w hich closed la st week when public sp irited ladies been w illin g prizes w ere issued to contestants. to assist. Also, had th e H erm iston E ach year th e n um ber of m agpies, L ig h t & Pow er com pany n ot given crow s and o th e r pests tu rn ed in em ployees’ tim e to h an g th e b a n th ro u g h th e contest have been re ners. duced, w hich is evidence th a t the * * * * * * * * * effo rt is h av in g its effect. A word of t «AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA^ * THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 2, 193T THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON PAGE FOI’P Silver Jubilee Suecials Specials ► Corn Flakes 2 PKGS. 14c Crackers G raham or W h ite 2 LB. BOX 25c Milk T all Cans 7 CANS 48c Matches 6 Box C arton 18c Tomatoes L arge Cans 10c Dozen $1.15 Oats 9 Pound Sacks 39c V egetable or Tom ato Soup 3 Cans 25c Red or W hite Beans 3 Lbs. 25c Fancy Head Rice 6 Lbs. 48c Baking Powder or C rescent 1 pkg. 19c ► ► ► ► ► t C onnor’s Cash Store! Smoked and Lunch Meats Groceries s - rrun Fruit & (X Vegetables vegeta oies PHONE 301 ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼a UM ATILLA NEW S t By ERMA BYRNES. <r ---------- ♦ Mrs. H a rry R odenbaugh an d d a u g h te r Doris sp en t la st T h u rsd ay in P endleton. B etty McKenzie, E rm a B yrnes and G lenn Ostrom w ere in B oardm an T h u rsd ay evening. Doris R odenbaugh was chosen as a can d id ate to rep resen t U m atilla at the U m atilla P ro ject fair, and was elected last S atu rd ay n ig h t as an a t te n d a n t to Queen V irg in ia. Mrs. F ra n k M organ of H erm isto n spent F rid a y v isitin g h er sister, Mrs. Ben Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. R aym ond McNabb left la st week for Condon w here they have em ploym ent. Mr. and Mrs. P ete McNabb an d sons took them over an d stopped a t A rlin g to n to v isit th e ir d au g h te r and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. F red W arn stro m . Mrs. Jo h n W u rste r and d au g h te r S arah and Mae and Mrs. Clyde H oyt and son Bob sp en t T h u rsd ay of la st week in P endleton. Mr. and Mrs. O. P. M iller and Mr. and Mrs. Milo M cFarland, Je an Chapm an and F red S anders attend.- ed th e H eppner Rodeo S atu rd ay . Je an C hapm an of P asedena, C alifornia, is v isitin g a t th e home of h er sister, Mrs. O. P. M iller. She arriv ed w ith her m other, Mrs. Jo h n Chapm an, who w ent on to Spokane to visit. Mrs. George A rrow sm ith an d son George of P o rtlan d are v isitin g at th e home of her p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Tcker. Mr. and Mrs. W ishm an and d au g h ter Mary Louise have retu rn ed to U m atilla a fte r sp en d in g th e sum- m er in Idaho. Mr. and Mrs. R o b ert P ike and ch ild ren have moved from th e Reed residence to th e Jack so n house. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Spinge re tu n ed home S atu rd ay from a tw o weeks trip w hich took them to S eattle and V ancouver, B. C. W hile in S eattle they visited th e ir d au g h te r and son- in-law , Mr. and Mrs. W allace Ma honey an d ch ild ren . Mr. and Mrs. George G ram m ar of P endleton spent Sunday v isitin g a t th e F ra n k C lark home. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n K inney and ch ild ren re tu rn e d S unday from a th ree w eek’s trip east. D elbert Van Scboiack took care of th e Oonaco S tatio n d u rin g th e ir absence. Mr. and Mrs. Jim m ie Olson, Mr. and Mrs. M cMullen have retu rn ed to U m atilla a f te r being tra n sfe rre d to A rlin g to n several w eeks ago. Mr. and Mrs. R alph Fix of H er m iston w ere v isitin g a t th e Wm. Mc K inney home h ere Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A rt Johnson are th e p are n ts of a n in e pound son born S unday a t th e P en d leto n hos pital. Jam es B yrnes sp en t M onday in W alla W alla on business. Mrs. Tom O’Donnell re tu rn e d to P o rtlan d a fte r spending several days here. Mr. and Mrs. H arvey C arlyle spent M onday in W alla W alla. Mr. and Mrs. H a rry R odenbaugh and d a u g h te r Doris sp en t Tuesday in P endleton. Mr. an d Mrs. E rn e st Peck and son Dickie stopped ait th e V. D. B ram ar home M onday en ro u te to th e ir home in M aryhill from W alla W alla, w here th ey have been v isitin g her m other and sister. Miss Isabelle T ucker of P o rtlan d was in U m atilla la st M onday. She will teach th e th ird an d fo u rth grade th is year. Mrs. H arry H ull retu rn ed to her home here a fte r a two w eeks' v aca tion a t th e beach and in P o rtlan d . Miss C lara C orrigan re tu rn e d w ith her from her home in McM innville. Miss C orrigan is th e com m ercial teach er in th e U m atilla h ig h school. H. G. Bolton of S an ta A nna. Calif, is v isitin g his b ro th er and w ife Wm. Bolton here for several days. e ee e ee e ee e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e s>•♦♦♦♦♦♦ W ELCOM E t o tl&e F A IR 4 FIRST N IIW U L BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, P resid en t Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HERMISTON TRADING CO. RED * W H IT E STORE Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service I Welcomes All Visitors Stanfield Presbyterian Church D uring th e m onth of Septem ber a series of serm ons w ill be delivered on th e them e of "T h e P o rtra its of Je su s.” These m essages w ill be based on th e four gospels. 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