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PAGE T H R U THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1937. W H EA T CONTROL PROGRAM W ATCHED STOCK UP FOR THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS! We Give Fine Values . . . and Undersell! FLOUR, good grade ....................... 49 lb. sack $1.25 CRACKERS, w h ite ................................2 lb. box 25c BEANS, red or w h ite .................................... 5 lbs. 24c RICE, extra fa n c y ........................................ 3 lbs. 19c DATES, fresh b u lk ...................................... 2 lbs. 19c BACON, lean mild cu re............. „.................... lb. 28c CATSUP, 12 oz..............................................bottle 10c MARSHMALLOWS ...................................full lb. 14c COFFEE, Golden W e s t ..................... pound jar 28c SARDINES m large oval cans 10c in M ustard ... ORANGES, new N a v els..............................2 doz. 29c APPLES, R o m es.......................................................69c Quality CANDY &NUTS at ROCK BOTTOM Prices Give us your order now while our assortment is com p lete............................We will lay away for you! Connor*« Cash S to re Smoked and Lunch Meats Groceries - Fruit & Vegetables PHONE 301 Oregon w heat grow ers, th ro u g h th e ea ste rn Oregon W h eat league, a re ta k in g an activ e in te re st in the new farm leg islatio n now before Congress, an d have expressed th e ir desires, so far as th e w h eat program is concerned, th ro u g h d efin ite reso lu tio n s w hich have been forw arded to th e congressional delegation. T he com m ittee on federal pro g ram s drew m ajor in te re st a t th is y ea r's convention an d was in ses sion a t various tim es th ro u g h o u t th e th ree days before and d u rin g th e convention. A fter h e a rin g th e o u tlin e of an ad m in istra tio n w h eat program from C. E. C arter, rep rese n tin g th e wes te rn division of th e AAA, an d giv in g o p p o rtu n ity to all to express th e ir opinions, th e com m ittee adopted an 11-point program , w hich w as con firm ed by th e convention w ith o u t m a terial change, alth o u g h several featu res w ere w arm ly debated. The program advanced by th e W h eat league is based on a co n tin u atio n of present a g ric u ltu ra l con serv atio n program s, supplem ented by a v o lu n tary acreag e control plan, to g eth er w ith possible m a rk e tin g q u o tas to be used upon a vote of th e w h eat grow ers them selves. Follow ing is an o u tlin e of th e 11-point pro gram u rged by th e convention: 1. C o n tin u in g of Soil C onserva- MOYER’S tion program : 2. P roduction con tro l to be exercised by v o lu n tary m eans b ut w ith th e provision th a t when burdensom e surpluses develop th a t m ark etin g q uotas for every w heat grow er may be established by a tw o -th ird s m ajo rity vote of th e producers: 3. F rovision for b enefit paym ents su fficien t to b rin g price and income to p arity : 4. Crop in su r ance; 5. D esignation of w heat p ro duced in w h ite w h eat a re a as a sep a ra te com modity w ith special tr e a t m ent in subsidization of exports; 6. Commodity loans of a t least 50 per cent of p arity w hen to ta l supplies of w h ite w heat exceed 93 m illion bushels. 7. Processing tax on w h eat to fi nance benefit paym ents ,n excess of paym ents provided u n d er conserva tion program ; 8. No d iscrim in atio n in paym ents because of size of o p er atio n ; 9. A dequate consum er sa fe g u ard s: 10. Provision for in te rv en tion! by secretary of a g ric u ltu re in proposed fre ig h t ra te increases on, a g ric u ltu ra l products; 11. A dequate ta riff protection for w heat. Give A CHEVROLET for BASKETBALL SCHEDULE The schedule is as follows: December 17 ....... .......... A thena here Boys December 22 ........ G ran t Union here Boys Ja n u a ry 7 ....................... B aker th ere Boys Ja n u a ry 8 ......................... Union here Boys J a n u a ry 11 ........ W alla W alla here Boys Ja n u a ry 15 ........ W alla W alla th ere Boys ♦ * ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ COLUMBIA ♦ ♦ By Lois H u tch iso n ♦ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Coons of Con nell, W n., arriv ed here M onday to v isit Mr. Coon’s sister, Mrs. H enry Hooker. Mrs. Chas. E p p erso n ’s fath er, Mr. Jeppe, is here from P endleton for a few d ay 's v isit w ith his d a u g h te r and fam ily. Mr. an d Mrs. H en ry H ooker and Lois H utchison w ere P endleton business visitors Monday. D inner guests a t th e B axter H u t chison home S unday evening w ere E lb e rt H utchison an d Mr. A llm an of P endleton and E dw ard Shaw of Echo. IM PORTANT CHANGES IN MOTOR BUS SCHEDULES EFFECTIVE MON.. DEC. 20 — S ta rtin g next Monday, the Union Pacific busses leaving H erm iston for P o rtlan d a t 6:53 a. m. and for P endleton a t 6:29 a. m. will be discon tinued. Revised schedules w ill be as follow s: Leave A rrive PORTLAND HERMISTON 4 :05 p. m. 9 :26 a. m. 1 1:20 p. m. 4:31 p. m. 12:53 mid. 7 :00 a. m. Leave A rrive HERMISTON PENDLETON 4:18 a. m. 5 :10 a. m. 2:20 p. m. 3 :22 p. m. 9:25 p. m. 10:22 p. m. F or d etails, v isit or phone: HERMISTON DRUG. CO. Phone 101 H erm iston, Oregon union pacific STAGES HERALD WANT ADS PAY CHRISTMAS Resting the Lung by Injecting Air f ■ ernrjfc.r.TS’W W •;i3 . GIFTS FOR MEN FOR THE MEN ON YOUR LIST . . . . CHOOSE THEIR GIFTS FROM A MAN’S STORE. HERE YOU’LL FIND THE LARGEST ASSORTMENT IN TOWN, THE SMARTEST STYLES, THE FINEST QUALITIES AND THE BEST VALUES ____SHOP TOMORROW! £ MEN’S This patient is receiving pneumotho rax treatm ent for tuberculosis, a pain less method used widely in this coun try since 1912. Pneumo means air and thorax refers to the chest, and the pro cedure is to inject a gas into the space between the chest wall and outer sur face of the lung. By this process the in fected lung is put to rest, thereby re stricting respiration to the healthy lung. When tuberculosis L discovered in its early stages pneumothorax treatm ent A larg e asso rtm en t of fin er q u ality ties such as repps, satins, tw ills, b ara th ea s, inogadores th a t are all hand m ade w ith a new p attened n on-rip co n stru ctio n . S tripe effects, spaced figures, scrolls, P ersian, dots and solid colors. T he fin est tie a $1.00 w ill buy. I I $ I s I I I s s I S S s i I s WARM GIVE HIM AN ROBES ARROW SHIRT $4.95 An A rrow “ M itoga" is “ T ops” w ith any man! B roadcloths, M adras, P ig u a, R ayon $2 up S m art looking, w arm and a t tra c tiv e W h itten ed or all wool bathrobes and lounging robes. P lain colors, plaids or checks. All colors in sm all, m edium and large sizes. Jacquarded p a tte rn s in rich colors. MEN’S HOUSE SLIPPERS $1.00 to $2.95 M en's felt o r all le a th e r house slippers, a v arie ty of styles and colors. All' sizes. Men’s Romeos N ew est p a tte rn s an d colors. W hite an d colors. Choose his build. HURON . . . . IDEAL th e sh o rter or heavier neck . . . . . . For th e average build . . SHIRT F R E E IF ONE Fused or soft collars. A rrow according to his FOR th e man w ith the . STANDISH A NEW SHRINKS. TIE RACKS, many novel designs $1.00 to $2.50 CHEST, Military Brush Sets ............ $1.00 to $1.95 BELT SETS in Ash Trays and Pipe Racks ............................................ $1.00 to $5.00 CIGARETTE CASE and Lighter Sets .... $1.00 BILLFOLD, single or sets .....................50c to $1.95 CLOTHES BRUSH in novel rack $1.00 to $1.95 Men’s fitted traveling kits in handsome leather zipper cases . . . HOSE ■s • • JEWELRY N u-Lock C ollar— B ars Tie C hains— Tie P ins and Key CHAINS Singly or in Sets 50c to $1.95 I Thompson’s Drug Storef the REX ALL store s 1 D ays-H u rry ! H u r r y -7 Days^ First Nighter, Balbriggan “ You’ve read about them in E squire, a lot of th e fellows are w earing them — so. we have th e m !” The soft close fittin g b al b rig g an top is strip ed w ith crew neck. D ark-toned: pleated B roadcloth trousers, tailored w ith cuffs and w onderbelt w aist band. WE WILL GIFT WRAP YOUR PURCHASES FREE. CAPESKIN, Lined and Unlined PIG-GRAIN. in N a tu ra l or G ray ....................................... PIG-GRAIN, Lined PECCARY PIGSKIN, Sllp-on In rlckcork. brow n or grey. .. MOCHA, sn ap w rist 21 CHRISTMAS C A R D S ........$1.00 value 69c JUST A FEW L E FT — g MILITARY BRUSH S E T S ................. $1 & up g FITTED LEATHER CASES ... $2.25 to $10.00 g COTY S E T S ..................................$2.00 to $4.85 g COTY PERFUM ES.....................$1.00 to $5 00 W SYROCOWOOD BOOK E N D S ........$1.00 pair g Syrocowood Cigarette Boxes ........ 59c to $1.00 g and ash trays s s s 1 s g g STATIONERY..................................50c to $2.00 g BOXED C A N D Y ..................... g 3 g B g g 25c M en's rayon, p ure silk or wool hose in plain, clocks an d fancy p attern s. I ■k $2.49 55c „ zgy We Alio Have a Very Large Assortment of Novelty Gifts can save thousands of lives. Many men and women today are back at work, healthy and useful, because they can go to their doctors periodically and re ceive “refills” of air. Pneumothorax is one of the modern weapons advocated by the National Tuberculosis Associa tion and its 2,000 affiliated state and local associations. Their educational campaign is financed by Christmas Seals sold between Thanksgiving and Christmas. g g B g g s s 1 $ J. 00 to “No Punch Board Varieties. Beautifully Boxed. CIGARETTE LIGHTERS ............ 50c to $1.00 All the features of a $5.00 lighter. BILL FOLDS ................................ $1.00 to $7.50 Amity leather goods E lec trical G ifts - IRONS WAFFLE IRONS CURLING IRONS GRILLS PERCOLATORS HEATERS TOASTERS HEATING PADS g W g g g g B g g B g g g g S £ g 8 g g
