VAGE
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1937.
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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810 will be made to cover e x tra ex
pense in h an d lin g such a course. Ap
plication blanks have been se n t to
all county agents, or m ay be ob
tained d irec t from th e college.
IT IS TRUE
that
MINSTREL CREATES
a w /J » “It’s Better to be Broke th a n *
CHRISTMAS FUND
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Never to Give at All,” —Butltf
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social was enjoyed by a large crowd
F riday n ig h t. Over fifty dollars was
cleared w hich w ill be used to p u r
chase C hristm as tre a ts, to be given
a t a C h ristm as program December
22nd. Those who atten d ed from the
L ena d istric t were Mr. and Mrs.
Je rry Brosm an, Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n
Brosm an, Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Mc
where there is a pleasing*
pleasing
G
uire and H arold Mason. A dance
gift to suit every purse.
was enjoyed afterw ard s.
A num ber of people from B u tter
Here are a few of the many—
Creek atten d ed the fu n eral services
for the late R alph S tanfield
in
Echo Monday.
Silex Coffee Maker with Bakelite Tray .......... $2.95
Miss Dora Moore sp en t th e week
Perfumes ................................................ 25c to $3.00
end w ith Mrs. Joyce Sm ith. They
m otored to P endleton S aturday.
Bill Folds and Purses............................... 25c to $4.00
Mr. an d Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r
Ladies’ Hand Bags .................................. 79c to $8.00
and fam ily w ere d in n e r g u ests at
th e W a lte r W igglesw orth
home
Manicure Sets .......................................... 25c to $5.00 S Sunday.
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Dresser Sets ............................................ 69c to $11.25j§ Lilly R auch stayed a t th e Mc-
G reer home M onday evening.
Travel Kits, plain and fitte d ........... $1.95 to $12.00
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n H arriso n and
son Jo h n n y w ere W alla W alla vis
gy Cameras .............................................. $1.00 to $29.50
ito rs T hursday.
Electric Heating Pads ............ $2.98, $3.98 & $4.98 xB Mr. an d Mrs. H enry R auch and
fam ily of L exington visited a t th e
All 3-heat, automatic, and fully guaranteed.
Fred R auch home Sunday.
Tree Light S e t s ................................... 39c, 60c & 90c ¿J W. D. N eill has purchased a new
Chevrolet.
Delicious Boxed Chocolates .................. 25c to $1.59.
A q u iltin g will be held a t th e J.
S.
Moore home T hursday, and a n y
Beautiful greeting cards, tags, seals & gift wraps.
one in terested is welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H elm s and
HAVE YOU SEEN OUR MAGIC CURTAIN? i
fam ily visited a t th e Joe Foley home
S unday evening.
iPendlletdn v isito rs M onday w ere
Fred R au ch and Mr. and Mrs. Bob
ral en g in eerin g d ep artm en t a t Ore McGreer.
FARM MACHINERY SHORT
gon S tate college.
Special em pha
COURSE PLANNED AT O.S.C.
sis w ill he given th is y ar to opera OREGON HONEY USED
tion and care of diesel tracto rs.
CORVALLIS— A three-w eeks' tra c
The course is open to practical IN HOLIDAY CAKES
to r and farm pow<r equipm ent sh o rt
farm ers or ad u lt stu d e n ts of any
course to be held Ja n u a ry 10 to 29
age, th o u g h a tu ititio n charge of
Honey, of w hich ab o u t 1% m il
has been arran g e d by the a g ric u ltu
lion pounds a re produced in Oregon
each year, is an ideal sw eet for hoi
iday cakes, says Miss L illian T aylor,
a s sista n t professor of foods an d nu
tritio n a t Oregon S tate college.
It adds to th e rich , blended flav
or, and because of its q u ality of ab
so rb in g m oisture, helps to keep th e
cake from d rying, she says. Its con
ce n trate d sw eetness
helps to p re
serve cake th a t w ill be k ep t for
some tim e.
W hile cane su g ar is ju s t one sug
a r, chem ically, honey co n tain s three
sugars. Miss T aylor says, one of
w hich is f ru it su g a r or levulose,
w hich is sw eeter th a n o rd in ary su g
ar. T he sw eetness of honey varies
according to th e am ount of levulose
It contains, b u t because of the wa
te r In honey, it averages ab o u t the
sam e sw eetness, m easure for mea
sure, as o rd in ary sugar.
A lthough honey is on e-fifth w a
ter, th e liquid in a recipe w here
honey is su b stitu te d for su g ar some
|\A0ST popular of all the Ford V-8 P(|. The sections are hinged diag-
tim es m ust be reduced a little more
Ivl body
hodv types
tvnes is the standard onally and swing Inward as they are
th a n o n e-fifth , according to the con
Tudor sedan, shown above, A longer tlnned forward so as to leave a wide
sistency of th e honey and the pro
hood, more sweeping lines and passageway on either side for en-
portion of honey used. If m edium -
newly-designed front end, grille, t rance to the rear seat. Like all
louvres, fenders and hubcaps are Ford body types the Tudor sedan
th ick honey is su b stitu te d for one-
featured. The ear is available either has a large built-in luggage com
with 85 horsepower or 60 horse partm ent. The standard cars are
power V-8 engine. Interiors are at engineered for owners who demand
tractively appointed. The front seat the maximum of economy in first
Is full width. The seat hack Is dlvld- cost and operating cost.
SAVE WHILE
YOU SPEND!
Shop at
X mas
Hermiston Drug Co.
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h alf th e su g a r in cake or quick-
bread recipes. Miss T aylor advises
red u cin g th e liquid one-fourth. If
th e honey is su b stitu te d for all the
su g ar, reduce th e liquid one-half.
In m aking honey cakes and quick
breads, it is best to mix th e honey
w ith th e liquid, she says. Bake a t
th e lowest te m p eratu re possible for
th e p a rtic u la r product as th is pre
v ents loss or change of th e flavor
of th e honey and avoids too rapid
brow ning.
Unless in a tig h tly sealed co n tain
er, it is necessary th a t honey be
stored in a dry place, or it w ill ab
sorb m oisture and ferm ent, as w ill
an y o th er su g a r syrup. A lm ost all
honeys cry stallize on aging, b ut can
be liquified by w arm ing the co n tain
e r in m oderately h ot w a te r— not
over 140 degrees F.
PIONEER COUNTY
AGENTS HONORED
Pioneers in county ag en t work in
Oregon w ere honored a t th e an n u al
all-agricultura"l sta ff conference a t
Oregon S tate college in December,
w hich observed the trip le an n iv er
sary of th e founding of th e land
g ra n t colleges 75 years ago, th e ex
p erim en t sta tio n s 50 years ago, and
of county a g e n t w ork 25 y ears ago.
County ag en t work in Oregon be
gan two years before th e Sm ith-L ev
er act was passed by Congress in
1914, w hich established extension
work on a cooperative basis, the rec
ords show. A year earlier, in 1913,
th e sta te of Oregon made a d efinite
ap p ro p riatio n for extension work,
w hile even before th a t th e b eginn
ing of county agent work had been
made.
L. J, C hapin, a t present a farm er
living n ear Salem, was th e first
county ag en t in th e state, having
been appointed Septem ber 7, 1912,
and assigned to M arion county. He
appeared on th e program
of th e
conference ju s t held and told of
some of h is ea rly experiences as an
extension ag en t.
At th e tim e he
was appointed the* work was sup
ported jo in tly by th e U. S. d ep a rt
m ent of ag ric u ltu re, th e Salem
cham ber of commerce, and th e crop
im provem ent com m ittee of the C hi
cago hoard of trade. A fter Ja n u a ry
1, 1914, s ta te funds w ere used for
the sup p o rt of th a t work.
Appointed only one day la te r th an
Chapin w as F. W. R ader, who be
came county ag en t in W allow a
county Septem ber 8, 1912. F unds
for his su p p o rt w ere provided by
th e U. S. d ep a rtm en t of a g ric u ltu re
and the O.W.R. an d N. railro a d com
pany. L ater R ader was assigned to
county ag en t work in L ane bounty,
b ut rem ained for only a sh o rt time.
George Nelson of Colum bia coun
ty has th e longest record am ong
present Oregon co unty ag en ts for
service in th is and o th e r sta te s. A
g ra d u a te of O.S.C. in 1909, he be
came county ag en t of W ahkiakum
county, W n., in 1912, an d Pacific
CAKES
get your order in now.
Delicious C hristm as
cakes, cookies, rolls,
all so rts of C hristm as
godies th a t help to
m ake C hristm as a suc
cess, should be o rd er
ed now in order to In
su re C hristm as deliv
ery.
YEAGER’S BAKERY
Hermiston
Phone 991
county, W n., in 1917. H e jo in ed
the Oregon sta ff in 1923 an d was
assigned to Colum bia county, w here
he has been ever since.
S. B. H all of M ultnom ah county
has th e longest co n tin u o u s record
of service in Oregon. He was as
signed to his p resen t position in
1916 and has served continuously
ever since.
O ther pioneer county ag en ts were
Claude C. C ate, Union and Jackson
counties; J. L. Sm ith, Coos; M. A.
McCall, K lam ath ; Roy C. Jones, T il
lam ook; W. R. S hinn, M alheur; F.
C. R eim er, Jack so n ; A. E. Lovett,
Crook; L, R. B reith au p t,
H arney
and M alheur; H arold R. G lalsyer,
K lam ath and R. B. Cogland, Lane,
all of whom w ere appointed In 1914
or earlier.
HERALD WANT ADS PAY
D ep en d ab le
Used Cars
AT DEPENDABLE AND
REASONABLE PRICES
1938 CHEVROLET PICK-UP
1934 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe Sedan
1932 V-8 SEDAN
Model A F0URD0R SEDAN
1934 V-8 TRUCK
1937 DODGE DeLuxe SEDAN .
W ill sacrifice in o rder to p u r
chase a 1938 dem onstrator.
H as been driven 2500 miles.
Fullv Eauitmed TRAILER HOUSE
now on the lot. T ake a look a t
It.
F a ta lity records in th e office of
th e secretary of sta te prove th a t
m any d riv ers m eet d eath w hen th e ir
a tte n tio n w anders tow ard th e scen
ery o r o th e r objects off th e h ig h
way.
“ Keep Y our Eyes on
th e
R oad” was one of th e m axim s of a
Georgia m otorist who recen tly com
pleted his m illio n th accidentless
mile.
Tow Wheel TRAILERS for Sale.
HERMISTON
AUTO WRECKING
HOUSE
F. E. PIERSON, Prop.
Give A
firestone
CHEVROLET
for
CHRISTMAS
GROUND GRIP TUs£f :
far Safe TiacSion ¡n Any Weaihet!
For m ud, (now on J uni«-prav«d read», »quip with Fire (tan a G ra u n d
G rip T iro l. Fatanlad aolr-c'soninj tread q t ii you t hrouith whero tho
lo in « i i to u ih o d , without uto o f ciialiH. Nolic« tho thic!;, flu rZ y r.fci,
icicntifically d o i« n c d to fiv e ( r e t t e d traction. Patented G u r > - 0 ip -
p i r ( protect pra.-erte h io x o u ti; tero extra le y a ri of G u m -2 ..-p c d
pl.'ai under th * traa ' 7 * : r » P t pu ncturai.
AS LOW AS $:o.e>
CAR HEATER
, ■ up »« J2° • / "
ar"«' ««'• 6 I
Stewart W
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w .» h
.
We have a few men’s hats slightly soiled
rgf
that we will sell at a discount of $1.00 each
FOR CHRISTMAS!
W Boys’ heavy Red-top wool boot sox
............ 39c
* M en ’» O’Boy ties
...................
25c to $1.00
^M en’s fancy silk sox
35c — 3 pair $1.00
¿ M en ’s O’Boy fancy sox
................................. 25c
*Pan-Satin Slips — brassiere and zipper fastenings.
¿»Peacock silk pajamas, all sites ....................... $1.89
'^Women’s Berkshire hose
........................... 79c
»7 thread service weight and 4 thread chiffon weight
(¿■Women’s winter hats
...........*/i regular price
^ B oys’ Leatherette Coats — $3.89 .. for Xmas $2.89
Sheep Skin Lined
1 — $4.95
Boys’ Fancy Coats
for Xmas $3.50
$
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Something to Smoke
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U tZ .r n c l
m,t> l tub»«.
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sour'd
FROSTERj
FANS
r 10% mw«
DRIVING
GLOVES
$•<«■ I
S P O R T IN G G O O D S
R ubber
b la d e d
Ne daayer
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tion, 407. ( « • * « '
uric o< wann a«.
$19.95
GRILL
COVERS
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$3.98
Always Make an Ideal Christmas Gift!
« ...y heat
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$39.95
I f . June •» » « T J
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IL E C T R K
'W IN D S H IE L D !
DEFROSTER
H e a v y fab - ^Remove frost, s l e e t e n d |
ric o id w ith j snow by electricity. Make
w ire fra m e .
winter driving safe.
A winter nec
essity.
98c i
,69 c J'JL
O N P in o M IN 6 s r r c t A t !
COME IN AND SEE OUR
BATTERY RKC
Complete Stock of GUNS
Also FISHING TACKLE
A COMPLETE LINE OF
RECHARGE »ATTERV
FOR W lM H K ÿ e
A
SUMS
REMINGTON POCKET KNIVES
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WATER R E PE LL E N T
Men’s and Women’s Handkerchiefs .... 5c to 50c ea.
HALE’S CONFECTIONERY
BURNHAM & BURNHAM
A SPORTING GOODS STORE
Phone 100 — — —
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Hermiston
Pearson’s Service
Phon« 87W
Hermiston