Y*AGE TWO
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
Œhr Rrrmiatan érralò
United S tates has spoken in no u n
certain term s ag ain st the w anton
destru ctio n of innocent aoncom bat-
anta. J a p a n sought to te rro rize th e
people of the cities of C hina w ith
battlesh ip s and bom bing planes Into
subm ission, and strik e such fear in
to th e ir h ea rts th a t
they
would
abandon support of th e ir arm ies. To
C h in a’s cred it, both as a n atio n and
as a petfple, these u n w a rra n te d a t
tacks seemed to fire th e Chinese
citizen and soldier to g re a te r resis
tance and China is su rp risin g the
en tire world w ith its nationalism .
Now, th a t o th er n atio n s are moving
into th e crux of th e situ a tio n be
cause of h u m an ity and broken tr e a t
ies, Jap an is fin d in g itself out on a
limb. W h at th e m ilita ris t govern
m ent of Jap an may do to prevent
en tra n ce of o th e r n atio n s and save
the face of its own pow erful gov
ernm ent, we may soon see.
T he fact th a t P re sid en t Roosevelt
delivered an address In Chicago
ag a in st w hat was g oing on in th e
undeclared w ar in th e O rient, and,
th a t o th e r g re a t n atio n s Joined in
his sentim ents, m eans th a t Ja p an
m ust tak e some o th e r course. If in
her ex trem ity she “ ac cid en tally ”
fires in to an A m erican or E uropean
battlesh ip , she may learn a lesson in
modern civ ilizatio n ; and th a t w ar
does not consist in th e ru th le ss de
stru ctio n of women and children,
schools, m issions and hospitals. Even
M ussolini may tak e a tip on th e a t
titu d e of most of th e w orld on w ar
for ag g ression.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1987'
Mr. M ayer expressed a 18o pound
buck to H erm iston early th is week
P ublished every T h ursday a t H erm is
w hich was tak en care of by em ploy
ton, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, by
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulring,
ees of th e U m atilla Cooperative
P u blishers.
Cream ery.
■ n tered a i Second Class Matter
Mrs. A. A. Thom ason, Mrs. Wm.
December, 190S, Umatilla County,
C a rter and Mrs. A. L. B ru n to n of
Oregon.
F reew ater were in H erm iston la st
S atu rd ay for a sh o rt tim e. T h eir
husbands a re employed on th e con
stru ctio n of th e F arm B u reau Co
o p erative sto rag e w arehouse.
Mr.
Thomason is forem an and th e o th er
two men are ca rp en te rs w orking u n
S ubscription R ates.
der
him.
One Y ear ..................................... >2.00
Chester Dyer, who is employed at
Six M onths ................................... 1.00
T hree M onths .........
50
D uncan, visited late Sunday and
Monday a t th e home of his p aren ts,
A lready the Japanese a re subsid
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Dyer, also w ith
in g from ru th le ss aggression In Chi
his sister-in -law , Mrs. Lee Dyer,
na. Ja p a n has heard from the g re a t
who was v isitin g here from Boise,
er pow ers of th e w orld, and the
Idaho.
Mrs. R. E. HQbbs and d au g h ter
Shirley and Mrs. H obb’s m other,
Mrs. Ju lia P ra n n , form er H erm iston
i Vv-.v *•
residents, of P o rtlan d , visited friends
and relativ es here from T h u rsd ay of
la st week u n til Sunday.
New h ats, purses, silk ar.d cotton
dresses a t Ruby M cM illian’s.
adv
A1 W ilson, who farm s th e old A.
E. Bensel place on N o rth H ill, broke
Phone 172
Night 173
his leg an d tw isted his an k le Mon
day w hile w orking w ith a wood saw.
He was tak en to the P en d leto n hos
p ital im m ediately. Mrs. W ilson and
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Jackson called on
H.H.S. Begins Own Library.
him Tuesday and found him restin g
com fortably.
H erm iston Hi now has a “ Brows
The S unshine G irls’ S unday school
ing S helf” w hich m ark s th e begin
class of th e Union ch u rch , was en
WRITTEN THROUGH THIS ACENCY
ning of a high school lib rary .
MILK of MAGNESIA
te rtain e d la st F rid ay aftern o o n and
12 oz.
W hy n ot tre a t yourself to a
evening by th e ir teacher, Mrs. W.
MILK of MAGNESIA'
th rillin g
ad v en tu re
w ith
F ra n k
A. M orehouse. A fter
school th e
Q u art Size
Buck in "B rin g ’Em Back Alive,” or
g irls w ent on a hike and upon re
ASPIRIN
tu rn in g roasted w einers and m arsh
F. B. SWAYZE, President
B ottle of 100
m allows over a bonfire, la te r play
Member
Federal
Deposit Insurance Corporation
ing games. T he group atten d ed th e
DENTAL CREAM
church service in the evening. Those
40c Size
present w ere Lois W illiam s, L auree
MINERAL OIL
Gimbel,
Beverly W alker, P a tric ia
P in t Size
W
arn
er,
E
th e l C larke, Byrnece Bar- gram of th e Board of F oreign Mis H utchison, su p erin ten d en t.
MINERAL OIL
P A -
T im ely and in sp ira tio n a l
W orship, 1 1 :0 0 A. M.
low,
Magdolene
Jack m an , L aurelee sions.
Q u art Size ®
Senior L eague service 7 :0 0 P. M.
Saylor, and Audrey Phelps, who was messages w ill be given every Sun
E v en in g service 8 :00 P. M.
COD LIVER OIL
day m o rning a t eig h t o’clock. We
a
a guest of the group.
12 oz.
Midweek service n ex t T h u rsday
u
rg
e
you
to
u
n
ite
w
ith
us
In
th
is
R alph Fix was p leasan tly s u r
♦
By Lois Hutchison
♦
COD LIVER OIL
evening a t 7:46.
even
in
g
h
o
u
r
of
fellow
ship.
prised
last
Sunday
evening
when
24 oz.
Ladies Aid services every firs t an d
Mrs. E lm er R yland, who u n d er friends called a t his home a t th e in
th ird W ednesday.
w
ent
an
o
peration
a
t
L
ew
iston,
Ida
STANFIELD
PRESBYTERIA
N
ADEX
ho, arriv ed home the la tte r p a rt of v ita tio n of his wife to celeb rate his
CHURCH
CHURCH OF CHRIST
last week, and from all rep o rts is b irth d ay . R efreshm ents of cake,
Jesse K. G riffith s, M inister.
Columbia School
CHOCOLATE VITA VOSE
fru
it
salad
and
punch
were
served
g ettin g along nicely.
10:00 A. M.— Bunday school.
1 0 :0 0 A. M. Bible school.
V isitors a t the home of Mrs. Bels- to sixteen guests. Among them were
7 :0 0 P. M.— Y oung People’s m eet
11:00 A. M., D evotional servie»-
BRUSHLESS SHAVE
cam per over th e week end w ere Mrs. j Mr. and Mrs. John Blain of Uma-
and com m union.
Violet P a tric k of B eaverton, Ore., tllla, Mr. and Mrs. Vern D unham , ing.
2 for
and Mrs. C. N. Joslin of M olalla,
8 :0 0 P. M.— E v ening service.
Mr. and Mrs. V ictor Addlem an.
Ore. Mrs. B elscam per and Mrs. Al
FULL GOSPEL MISSION.
len and th e ir house guests motored Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fix and Mr. and
A. B. T u rn e r, P asto r
to P endleton S atu rd ay .
Mrs. Bels Mrs. F. Cooper of H e lix ,’ M argaret
FRIDAY - SATURDAY - MON.
S unday school a t 10:00 A. M.
cam per was able to a tte n d chilrch Boylen, W ayne L indner, an d Mr.
S unday and says th a t she has not and Mrs. B. H. Fix.
M orning w orship a t 1 1 :0 0 o’clock.
Hallowe’en week calls for some felt b e tte r for a long tim e.
E v en in g Service a t 8 :0 0 o’clock.
A group of H erm iston people mo
V isitors a t th e B axter H utchison tored to W hite Swan Indian Mission
thing special—celebrate by serv
Com munion and m issionary ser
ing our new Goblin Cake! It’s a home S unday w.fere Mr. and Mrs. a t W hite Sw an, W ash., W ednesday vice th e firs t Sunday of every
SINGLE EDGE RAZOR f
Claude Upham and Miss M yrthena
TEACHER OF
beautiful cake with a gay, festive M artin.
BLADES
Pkg. of io A V V
to v isit the school and Mr. and Mr3. month.
look, and it’s the real home made
W ard Rice, who are su p e rin ten d
HERM ISTON UNION CHURCH
kind. Betty Crocker, famous cook
— PERSONALS
ents. Mr. Rice is a b ro th er of M~s.
LAVENDER SHAVE Bar
C. W a rn er, Pastor.
ing authority, furnished the re
AT STANFIELD
R.
G.
Saylor,
active
in
th
e
M
ission
Bible school. 1 0:00 A. M.
Mr. and Mrs. Lew is P earson had
cipe.
ary
society
of
th
e
Union
church.
Chas.
D
uvall,
S
u
p
erin
te
n
d
en
t
a p leasant v isit Tuesday w ith Mr.
BAKED AS YOU WOULD
DOUBLE EDGE Blades S
1 1:00 A. M., Sermon,
All those in terested in le arn in g
and Mrs. C. T. W illiam s of S anta Among those m aking th e trip were
BAKE FOR A FRIEND.
10 for
C h ristian E ndeavor, 7 :0 0 P. M.
to play popular piano kindly
Mrs.
A.
W.
T
u
rn
b
lad
,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Rosa, Caiif. They were looking for
8 :00 P. M., Sermon,
W. C. M orehouse, Mr. an d Mrs. C.
get in touch w ith Mrs. Sires a t
a location.
FACIAL TISSUE
T A «
S tan field , or see me personal
METHODIST CHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. McGreal of W a rn er and son Cecil J r ., Mr. and
1000 Sheets
w
ly a t Mrs. S ire’s home S a tu r
Phone 991
Hermiston P o rtlan d are v isitin g Mr. G reals’ Mrs. R. G. Saylor, Mrs. J. B. Saylor,
R. R. F in k b ein er. P asto r
Sunday school a t 1 0:00 A. M. Mrs.
day aftern o o n .
•
uncle J. W. H am m on and family. Mrs. W aldo Dyer. Mrs. W. D. Neill,
E. E. R a in w ater, su p erin ten d en t.
Mrs.
Jen
s
Skovbo.
Mrs.
M
athew
G
or
Mr. McGreal has ju st recently re
Ju n io r church a t 11:00 A. M. Lois
tu rn ed from th e O rient, arriv in g don, Mrs. C. R. Moore, Mrs. Broston,
Louise
Saylor
and
G.
B.
Schmid.
here S aturday, and will visit for
G randm a E llis and Miss Mary
UTAH WOOLEN MILLS’ REPRESENTATIVE—
several days.
lis.
who have been m aking tl
A group of C h ristian E udeavorers
“Jack
home
w ith
Mrs. A nna
Sir
met Monday n ig h t for a p arty a t the
Frost”
Men’» Suits, Overcoats, Top Coats,
church w hich was in the form of a n o rth of tow n, a re now mak
Mackinaws, Blazers, Sweaters, Underwear, Shirts,
scavenger h u n t, followed by games. th e ir home w ith Mrs. Bert Quick
Socks, etc. — LADIES’ Knit Suits, Coats, Dresses |W an d a Moore had ch arg e of th e en H erm iston Avenue. Both Grand
and Mary a re unable to be
te rtain m e n t.
and Lingerie, and Pure Virgin Wool Blankets and
m uch and ap p re cia te and enjoy <
Byron
Thom
pson,
enrolled
in
the
Robes.
is
from th e ir friends.
Haley’s Products,
a
arm y and now statio n ed a t San
Chicken B roth - Beef B roth - Chicken Soup - Meat Loaf
*****
Mrs. Ina Wessel! and daugh >r
Francisco, visited at th e home of
his a u n t and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. B arb ara and G ladys D riscoll and
JELLO or ROYAL GELATINE
3
fl Or«
R H. Stockard in th e Columbia I. W h itn ey m otored to P ortis a
THE ORIGINAL UTAH WOOLEN MILLS
d
All F lavors
* d***
d istric t over th e week end. Sunday
afternoon he visited a sister in Lex
*
BISQUICK Tops of 2 Pkgs. w ith 5 0 c
show. Miss Driscoll
ington.
v
G ets 2 Com m unity P la te Pieces of SILVERW ARE.
.
Mi. and Mrs. C. M. Best retu rn ed
from a business trip to P o rtlan d
KNIGHT’S SWEET PICKLES,
th is week w ith a tra ile r house which
Reemployment
Service.
will be used on a trip to F lorida,
Alex M anning of P endleton,
SHORTENING
4
Where they plan to spend th e win
ter. They expect to leave th e last of rep rese n tativ e of th e Oregon St
Reem ploym ent Service,
will be
tl\e month.
John Graves, a w heat farm er near H erm iston every Tuesday for
SWEET PICKLES
Each
H eppner, was d eliv erin g barley on next few m onths for th e purpose r
Economy B rand
*
> ^'w*
sig n in g anyone who w ishes empl
th e project last Friday.
ment.
A
fter
Ja
n
u
a
ry
2
an
y
perst
Jim Ayers of B u tter Creek, was
Functioning as a true co-operative
COFFEE,
not employed may sign for em pl 3
trad in g in H erm iston last Friday.
As Good as th e N ext!
3 lbs ggc
™ ^w **
1
with no profit motive except enough
m
ent
com
pensation,
w
hich
is
p
Fred P etty jo h n was b uying feed
of th e social se cu rity act. Mr. Man
for running expenses, our increasing
in H erm iston last Tuesday.
APPLES,
sales volume prompts us to offer a dis
Mrs. Guy Knapp, who has been n in g may be reached at th e c
' 8U n * her sister a t E n te rp rise the of th e Tum-A-Lum building.
count of five per cent on all total cash
FANCY SHRED COCONUT
lb
past
week, retu rn ed to her home
purchases of one dollar or more from
J u s t A rrived.
Interest
in
Service.
Sunday. They live on th e west side
today until the close of business Satur
of the river.
day night, October 23rd.
Mr. and Mrs. Ai Q uiring ma(Je ,
F resh an d FlufTy
* ^**
¡h u rried trip to Dallas. Or., last F ri th e s tirrin g messages by E vangelist
Lay in your winter’s supply of food
H
elen
Gomes
a
t
th
e
F
u
ll
Q<
day nig h t a fte r they received news
while this great offer lasts.
SALAD BOWL DRESSING
23c,
Mission. The a rriv a l of her
of the in ju ry of Mrs. Q u lrln g ’s bro
R efund on B ottles
Consumer cooperatives are sup
w orker, an accom plished m usician,
th er. s.m N eufeldt. in an autom o
planting snatch and grab methods of
bile accident near W oodburn on is expected th is week. T he special
POST TOASTIES,
2
business all over the nation. Do your
W ednesday n ig h t. He is recovering fea tu re s of th is week w ill be a
S tays C risp in Cream
from a fractu red skull In th e Dea y outh rally on F rid ay n ig h t and
part in building these wonderful orga
bank n ig h t S atu rd ay n ig h t. T here
coness
hospital In Salem.
SANDWICH SPREAD ........ Pints 23c,
nizations that will stabilize our econo
w ill be m eetings every n ig h t except
F ine for School Lunches.
mic system.
M onday a t 7:45.
panled by Mrs A rietta W hite left
•s»t S atu rd ay for Lakeview . Or
SHREDDED WHEAT, The
w here Mr. M ayer Joined his b ro th er
►
CHURCH H9TES
♦
who ,g a
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •♦
T hompson ’ s D rug
The R ex a ll Store
Squibb Products
Sale
LET'S ROAM!
29c
59c
39c
SPECIAL FOR
HALLOWEEN
¿F*»
79®
w ith M asefield, Conrad, and o th ers
in “ G reat Sea S to ries” of p irates,
trad ers, and fisherm en?
,
If you choose, you may go wjtth
Dr. H eiser to 45 co u n tries in
*An
A m erican
D octor’s Odyssey”
and
discover how he has w orked to save
and prolong hum an lives, or you
may go w ith R ichard H allib u rto n on
"T h e Royal Road to R om ance,” an d
experience w ith him his glorious
ad v en tu res to m any countries.
Alice T isdale H obart and P earl S.
Buck invite you to tak e a peek a t
China th ro u g h th e ir respective nov
els, “Oil for th e Lam ps of C h in a,”
and “ E ast W ind: W est W in d .”
P atience, R ichard, and Jo h n Abbe
w ent “ A round the W orld in Eleven
Y ears,” b ut you may ta k e th e very
same trip w ith them in a few hours,
or perhaps, a few days, and you’ll
thoroughly enjoy th e ir sty le of ad
venture.
H enry W illiam son tells you a
sto ry of “ a five year old salm on
called S alar, a very old sea tro u t
named T ru tta , and
G ralaks th e
G rilse, from
th e tim e w hen th ey
came into th e estu ary from th e A t
la n tic feeding banks in th e early
sp rin g u n til th e riv er cycle ends a f
te r th e w in te r sp aw n in g ." H is book
is en titled “ Salor th e Salm on.”
W ould you like to know “How to
W in F rien d s and Influence P eo p le?”
If so. Dale C arnegie can give you
d efin ite points on how to go ab o u t
it in his book by th a t title.
On th e novel list you’ll find th e
P ete r B. Kyne Omnibus w hich con
tain s th ree com plete novels, “ K in d
red of the D ust,” “ Never th e T w ain
Shall M eet,” and “ T he P rid e of
P alo m ar.” Y ou’ll also find a P u litz
er prize nove!, “ Alice A dam s” by
Booth T ark in g to n , “ H appiness H ill”
by G race L ivingston H ill, “ Dods-
w o rth ,” by S in clair Lewis, and “ The
Bent T w ig” by D orothy C anfield
F isher.
And th e re are more to follow!
TO/}
safety
SPECIFY STOCK
FIRE INSURANCE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
w f f ií
PERFECTLY BAKED ♦
COLUMBIA
♦
$ 1 .2 9
79c
49c
Specials!
George H. Linn
POPULAR PIANO
5c
Yeager’« Bakery
Will see you soon and wishes to show you the
line of
:
SAVE
at
BOYNTON & KELLEY’S
Packed on the Farm, Each I A
ERNEST G H O R M LE Y
Bonded Salesman for
for
.. Large Pkg.
Qt. Bottle 3 3 5
E x tr a o r d in a r y
A nnouncem ent
Swift’s Pearl .... lbs. 3 3 ^
X-Cello............ 1 lb. 1 5 J
in No. 10 tins......
*7Qr>
Our own special brand......
1 lb.
1
Rome Beauty, fancy............ Box
MARSHMALLOWS, Zephyr Brand .... Lb. fl g^e
Pt.
Qt l C r
large size.............. for
Hermiston Mercantile Co-op
“The Friendly Store”
Owned by the People of the Community.
“ J**
Qts. l O r
J^***
Original Pkg.
Hr. j„hn
on a hunting , rlp ,B , hat r, g(on
STANFIELD PRESBYTERIAN
The two women motored on to San
CHURCH
Francisco to spend the week Mrs.
During the month of October we
White has a daughter at Berkeley will emphasize the Centennial pro-
B lackberries
1
HEINZ SOUP
or peaches .
N o .
io tins £ j g
2 cans ^ g ^
All varieties except Chicken Gumbo and Clam Chowder
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