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FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
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M E SSA G E
CANNING NOTICE
T he H erm iston Co-op C annery w ill
be open for ca n n in g m eat on J a n
u a ry 26th. P lease have your m eat
in th e can by 12:00 o’clock.
O. L. BARLOW, M anager.
HOME EC CLUB
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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1938
T he ladies of th e Home Ec club of
th e W estland G range e n tertain ed
th e ir husbands a t a seven o’clock
d in n e r, T uesday n ig h t, a t th e home
of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Power. A de
licious d in n e r was enjoyed a t a
tab le w ith places for th ir ty guests.
P inochle w as played la te r in th e
evening. Among those p resent were
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k Seeliger. Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Seeliger. Mr. and
Mrs. H. R. H artley , Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. L ynch, Mr. and Mrs. Guy
Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Rugg. Mr.
an d Mrs. G. J. Casper, Mr. and Mrs.
W ayne M ulkins, Mr. and Mrs. V irgil
W ilkes, Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Pow er,
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. D unning, Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Lotspeich, Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. P rin d le and Mrs. E d ith
Geer.
TO
EVERY
M EM BER.
MONEY IN THE
SOCKETS
In view of th e fact th a t th e R u
ra l E le ctrifica tio n aaaociation is
now b u ild in g a ru ra l pow er line in
th e west end of U m atilla county,
th e follow ing a rtic le on house w ir
ing and its ben efits may be of value
to people whose farm homes come
u nder th e line, in d irectin g proper
and com plete house w iring. The
artic le w as tak en from th e Decem
ber issue of th e McCalls.
By K ath leen Robertson
We say th a t m ost homes in A m er
ica are so in ad eq u ately w ired th a t
they are costing th e ir ow ners m on
ey. You don’t see it?
Ah, th e re it is!
If electricity
were as visible as w ater you would
see w here and how m uch leakage
was happening. And you would
jum p rig h t in to correct it.
B ut elec tricity is silen t and in v i
sible. And, most an n o y in g of all, it
seems m ysterious because no one has
ever seen a c u rre n t of elec tricity
4-H CROPS CLUB
ru n n in g along a w ire. B u t it re a l
ly has d efin ite w o rk in g laws.
DISCUSSES WORK
Pushing Ahead.
T he 4-H crops club now has th ir
For instance, we commonly speak
teen m em bers who m et recently to of electricity as flow ing along a
m ake up a program of w ork w ith
th e ir leader, Em il Zivney. They w ire. As a m a tte r of fact, we would
discussed th e tim e for seeding and be more accu rate if we said ele c tri
th e r a te of seeding various crops, city pushed its way alo n g a w ire,
and th e im portance of securing pure using a ce rtain am o u n t of pressure,
seeds.
They discussed tlie im por
tance of know ing the requirem ents or voltage, in so doing. And, for a
m ade by th e sta te in the sa le of given am o u n t of c u rre n t, th e sm al
ler th e w ire th e h ard e r th e c u rre n t
seeds.
has to push and th e m ore energy it
REA 4-H Clubs Formed.
expends along th e way. The am o u n t
An announcem ent from L. J. Al of c u rre n t a rriv in g a t th e o u tle ts is
len, a ssista n t s ta te 4-H club leader, the same as th e am ount leav in g th e
sta te s th a t a ru ra l
electrificatio n
4-H club project w ill be available m eter box. B ut if house w irin g is
to boys and g irls in Oregon. This too sm all for th e load it carries, c u r
will give boys and g irls in tow ns re n t is delivered a t th e o u tle ts in
an o p p o rtu n ity to become affiliated such an enfeebled condition th a t it
w ith 4-H club w ork and especially needs a long tim e to do its job.
a t th is tim e w hen th e re is a ru ra l
In th a t case you m ig h t have to
elec trificatio n project u nder way in
pre-heat your ro aste r fo rty m in u tes
th is te rrito ry .
instead of th irty . Or your iron
m ight never reach the te m p eratu re
4-H CLUB NEWS
T he Beef club made a to u r of the it should, so you would have to use
hom es of its m em bers on th e a fte r it for a longer tim e. T h ere a re any
noon of Ja n u a ry 9. A fter a short num ber of ways in w hich lan g u id
business session, called to order by c u rre n t -can cost money.
th e president, K enneth Bensel, when
B ut how can one diagnose one’s
th e m inutes of the la st m eeting were
read by the secretary , C harles Kik, own w irin g tro u b les? F ra n k ly , very
te n ta tiv e dates w ere set for m eet | few house ow ners can, b u t th e re are
ings for the year. O ther members a few sym ptom s th a t an y one can
a t th e m eeting w ere H arry Lewis.
For instance, do
the
E ldon Saylor, R obert B errel and M •. recognize.
and Mrs. J. T. Pierson. I.eo Reuber, lig h ts dim w hen th e re frig e ra to r
J. W. McMull n p-'rl - in ’ohn jolnei. goes on? Are fuses blown w ith dis
th e to u r in the afternoon.
tressin g re g u la rity ? Do all of the
Some of the ca’-es were in excep-
t ; n j ap pliances seem slow ?
If
f ’onally good cor. ll ion 'o r the sh o rt I
tim e they have been on feed. Each | the answ ers to these questions are
m em ber gave a bripf - < • - of the affirm ativ e, you’d b e tte r consult
kind and am ount o ' '-c d being used vour u tility or electrical co n tracto r,
to fa tte n th e ir calves.
because th e w irin g system needs ad
ju stm en t of some sort.
4-H Cl- b Plays.
The am o u n t of money involved in
D uring *-F cl"h som m er school, th a t “ some s o rt” will n a tu ra lly de-
each yea- hoys and girls p articip a te
in a r d i ' p’ay w hich is broadcast ” end upon th e ex istin g size of w ire
over KC.*C. Eoys and girls who are in the house, th e n um ber of circuits,
interested fn w ritir g a play th is and th e uses to w hich you p u t elec
year fhoi’ld get in touch w ith th e tric ity , If your house is more th an
a ssiste n t
c o rn tv a r e n t. Sum m er
school scholarships are aw arded for five years old, very likely th e w ir
th e host pl y along w ith o th e r cash ing system is ca rry in g too g re a t a
load.
aw ards.
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W hv W iring Grows Old.
MERCANTILE CO-OP
You w ill see why w irin g system s
are outgrow n if you w ill consider
A N N U A L MEETING
th e num ber of appliances you now
have th a t were n o t even in existence
T he an n u a l m eeting for th e H er ten years ago; th e n um ber th a t now
m iston M ercantile Co-operative store use g rea tly increased w attag e (1000-
will be held F riday, J a n u a ry 21, at
8:00 P. M., in the Union church, p w jtt irons in place of 60 0 -w att, for
m usical program will be given along in s ta n c e ) ; and, in th e in te re st of
w ith th e re g u la r line of business. sig h t saving, the trem endous in
E lection of two officers » ill be held crease of w attag e in I.E.S. lam ps.
and all m em bers are especially urged
In m any cases of overloading, in
to be present. A nyone interested is
creasing th e num ber of circ u its w ill
invited to atten d th is meeting.
relieve th e stra in . Often no provi
sion is made for th e se p arate c irc u it
A N N U A L MEETING
¡ng of appliances, though th e d e
CREDIT U N IO N
m and of to d ay ’s high-pow ered ap p li
T he H erm iston Oregon F ederal ances causes much of th e overload
C redit Union w ill hold its ann u al ing.
Convenience o u tle ts for d in in g
m eeting Friday. Ja n u a ry 28. in the
office of A ssistant County A gent Jay room, b reak fast room and k itc h en
T. Pierson, a t 8:00 P- M. Among should be on a se p arate c irc u it, us
th e business tran sa cted w ill be the
election of two board m em bers, a ing a heavier w ire th an th a t used
supervisory com m ittee and credit for lig a tin g circuits. T h ere should
com m ittee.
also be a se p arate c irc u it for la u n
dry equipm ent and, of course, one
Dairyman Praises Manure Tank
for th e range. In a new house such
TOLEDO — If th e liquid m anure c irc u itin g can easily be arran g e d
ta n k installed la st year on the but even in an old house re -c irc u it
C hristiansen D airy near Toledo con ing may o ften be accom plished a t no
tin u e s to give th e same re su lts in g re a t expense. In any case th e o u t
th e fu tu re th a t it has d u rin g the lay may be ju stified by increased
past fall, it w ill be the biggest one efficiency of ap p lian ces and lam ps.
th in g th a t has ever been done to im
When is a Convenience Outlet!
Size of w ire an d n u m b er of c ir
prove the farm . Claus C hristiansen
told County A gent M. J. Conklin re cu its may be d iffic u lt to visualize.
cently. He says th e grass has been B ut it is easy to visualize conven
noticeably ra n k e r and g reener on ience and how it affects d a ily liv
th a t farm
th a n
on
neighboring ing. T ake th is m a tte r of conven
farm s th is fall, and stan d s of clover ience outlets. You know th ey are
and grass have thickened. Mr. Chris called convenience o u tle ts because
tia n se n believes the ideal way to they are supposed to be convenient
seed grass is to sow th e seed and to use. T h a t is. th e re should be
in
places
glee th e ground a top dressing of enough of them , and
liquid m anure. H e says he has also w here appliances are logically used.
observed th a t pastu res top-dressed T here should be one n ea r th e k itc h
w ith liquid m an u re do not saem to en w orking su rface for th e sole use
dry o u t as much as u n tre a te d fields. of th e m ixer, an o th e r for th e ro a st
er or percolator. The
b rea k fa st
room should ce rtain ly have a b a t
tery of appliance o u tle ts, so coffee
m aker, to aster, w affle iro n , san d
w ich g rill can all be used in one fell
swoop for buffet suppers, re frig e ra
to r raids, and in th e in te re st of pain
less breakfasts.
W h a t th is co u n try needs are more
w all o u tle ts for lam ps, so a trip
across th e living room w ill cease to
come u n d er the h ead in g of th e h az
ardous, w ith cords tra ilin g in loops
to catch th e feet of th e unw ary.
T rouble is we get used to cords and
forget how ugly they are. All w all
spaces should have enough o u tle ts
so women could indulge th e ir in h e r
ited u rge to push f u rn itu re around
freely.
And How About Switches?
Do you have to grope your w ay
into your own house a f te r d ark ? Do
you get black eyes from ru n n in g in
to doors w hile try in g to locate the
k itch en
lig h t?
A las,
in ad eq u ate
w irin g ag ain ! Of course, it is d iffi
cu lt to tell ex actly how m any
sw itches you should have because
the num ber and placem ent w ill d e
pend on your house design and your
w ay of living. B u t th a t ex p ert we
spoke of- can survey your house, talk
w ith you, th en tell you w h at should
go w here.
W e should really like to see home
ow ners p u t as carefu l th o u g h t on
th e size of w ire, circ u itin g , place
m ent and num ber of convenience
an d w all o u tlets as th ey do on the
selection of w allp ap er or th e place
m ent of fo u n d atio n p lan tin g .
A fter all, w irin g is a fairly p er
m an en t job. Y ou’ll be liv in g w ith
it for some years. And m a n u fa ctu
rers are alw ays th in k in g up new
uses for electricity . So build for
fu tu re as well as p resen t uses.
Guernsey Bull Sold.
A purebred G uernsey bull, B oni
ta ’s Lad 253559, was sold recently
by F ra n k Seeliger of H erm iston to
R. M. M eyers of Echo, acco rd in g to
th e A m erican G uernsey C attle club,
P e te rb o ro u g h , New H am pshire.
REGIONAL SEMINARS
ON CO-OPERATIVES
(Co-op League News Service)
New Y ork— The C om m ittee on the
Church and C ooperatives of th e In
d u stria l Division of th e F ederal
Council of th e C hurches of C h rist in
A m erica announced th is week th a t
it w ill sponsor four R egional S ight-
Seeing Sem inars on Consum ers’ Co
operation th is w in ter.
The first will be held a t Colum
bus, Ohio, on F eb ru ary 3rd, a t the
close of th e Ohio S tate P astors Con
vention. E. R. Bowen, G eneral Sec
re ta ry of th e Cooperative League of
the U.S.A., will be th e p rincipal
speaker a t a special luncheon. A trip
will th en be made to th e Ohio Farm
B ureau
C ooperative
association
building, its w arehouse and local co
o perative store and gas sta tio n . L a
te r th e Ohio Council of C hurches is
also p la n n in g to cooperate on a
num ber of one-day Sem inars in a
num ber of counties.
The second R egional Conference
will be held a t W ash in g to n , D.C.,
F eb ru ary 14 an d 15. It w ill be a
tw o-day S em inar w ith o u tstan d in g
speakers on alm ost every phase of
th e cooperative m ovem ent and will
be jo in tly sponsored by th e F ederal
Council of the C hurches of C h rist in
A m erica, th e Social Action D ep art
m ent of th e N atio n al C atholic W el
fare Conference, and th e Social J u s
tice Commission of th e C entral Con
ference of A m erican Rabbis. Dele
g ates w ill be d raw n from several
hundred miles around W ashington,
in clu d in g B altim ore and
V irginia.
T rips will be m ade to local coopera
tives and to G reenbelt. T his will
be th e firs t conference on coopera
tives to be held u n d er in te r-fa ith
auspices.
A New E n gland S em inar u n d er
th e auspices of an o th e r In ter-fa ith
com m ittee is projected for Boston.
F eb ru ary 27 and
28. T rips will
ag ain be made to local cooperatives
and to M aynard. Mass. A fo u rth
S em inar is being planned for the
C en tral A tla n tic S tates, probably at
M adison, N .J. T he d a te has n o t yet
been determ ined
upon.
J. H enry
C a rp e n te r is ch airm an of th e Com
m ittee on th e C hurch and Coopera
tives of th e In d u stria l Division of
th e F ed eraal C ouncil, Leslie Bates
, Moss is vice p resid en t, and Jam es
; Myers is secretary.
The Sem inars are being planned
¡on th e model of th e N ational S ight-
Seeing S em inar on C onsum ers' Coop
era tiv es held a t In d ian ap o lis two
years ago u n d er th e F ederal Council
of C hurches of C h rist In America,
w hich was atten d ed by leaders of all
d enom inations from all sections of
I th e co u atry .
CARD PARTY AT
FINCH HOME
D ep en d ab le
PINE CITY NEWS— A card par-1
ty was enjoyed a t th e M arion F inch
home F rid a y evening. Ladies high
w ent to Mrs. Clayton Ayers, and
low to Mrs. Jo h n Moore. Men's high
AT DEPENDABLE AND
w ent to Burl W a tte n u rg e r and low
REASONABLE PRICES
to B ert Barnes.
Miss Dora E. Moore spent Sunday
1934 V-8 PICK-UP
a t the C. H. Bartholom ew home.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r
1936 CHEVROLET PICK-UP
and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. W atcen b u r-
1930 MODEL A COACH
ger spent Sunday in Pasco v isitin g
1932 B MODEL PICK-UP
Mr. and Mrs. E arl W a tte u b u rg e r.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n H ealy w ere in
1929 CHEV. COACH
H eppner Monday.
1934
V-8 TRUCK
Jack H ickson and Mr. and Mrs.
Lowell H ickson of P lea san t V alley
1937 DODGE DEMONSTRATOR
spent a few days v isitin g a t th e H.
Lew M ileage.
E. Young home.
Mr. and Mrs. B arton C lark spent
HOUSE TRAILER
the week end in H eppner.
Two
W
heel
TRAILERS for Sale.
Mrs. Lucy O 'B rien and d au g h ter.
Isabella, spent F rid ay in Pendleton.
HERMISTON
C om m issioner Roy
Neill
spent
S atu rd ay in H eppner on business.
AUTO
WRECKING
Mr. and Mrs. Jam es Daly and Mr.
and Mrs. Jo h n H ealy w ere in P en
HOUSE
dleton S atu rd ay .
F. E. PIERSON, Prop.
Fred R auch and d a u g h te rs L illy,
Mabel and E lsie visited a t th e H en
ry R auch home near L exington S u n
day.
Mr. and Mrs. P ete Slevin of callin g on Mrs. Belscam per W ednes
Boardm an visited a t th e Jo h n H ealy day of la st week.
home Sunday.
E lm er Jam es of P endleton visited
relativ es in th is d istric t F riday. He
JACKIE OSBORN
was accom panied by Miss F ah ren -
w ald of P ilo t Rock. Mr. Jam es and
INJURED BY AXE
Miss F ah ren w ald atten d ed th e Mas-
sengale funeral.
COLUMBIA NEWS — Ja ck ie Os
Lois H u tch iso n
retu rn ed
home
born cu t his hand q u ite seriously
w ith an axe F rid ay evening w hile S unday a fte r a w eek's v isit in P ilot
sp littin g wood. He was rushed to Rock w ith h er uncle, M arvin H u t
th e doctor and several stitch e s were chison and fam ily.
taken.
Bud H ooker who has been q u ite
Mrs. Gus L in d er re tu rn e d W ed ill is rep o rted as improved.
nesday of la st week a fte r a th ree
L ester H am m er and nephew Lynn
w eeks’ v isit in P o rtlan d w ith her
d au g h ter and son-in-law , Mr. and Shaver m ade a business trip to P en
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dleton Tuesday.
Mrs. W a lte r Blessing.
P. H. Corm an had th e m isfo rtu n e
to lose a fa ith fu l old w ork horse DRIVER-ASLEEP
T h u rsd ay of la st
»Aeek. H erb ert
Boylen also lost a horse a few days
ago w hen it broke a leg and had to ACCIDENTS M A N Y
be killed.
Mr. an d Mrs. Claude U pham were
T h e d riv er who “ falls asleep at
th e w heel” , or who drives w h ile his
reactio n s a re dulled by fatigue, may
cause far more dam age on the h ig h
way th a n th e average person re a li
zes, S ecretary of S tate E arl Snell de
clared th is week.
320 EGG INCUBATOR — W ARD’S
Snell said he w ished to w arn
Never F ail DeLuxe. In q u ire a t ag ain st fatig u e because accid en ts of
H erald office.
2 2 -ltp
th e “ d riv er-asleep ” ty p e are nearly
W ANTED— GOOD SECOND HAND tw ice as a p t to be fata l as o rd in ary
high chair. Mrs. W. A. Shipley. accidents.
Phone 173.
2 2 -ltp
“ F atig u e may also be deadly even
CONCRETE P IP E FOR SALE — though it does n ot produce sleep.
Any size, a t a ttra c tiv e prices. Ask Not only does fatig u e m ake it h ard
Oron O. F elthouse, H erm iston. 22-tfc for a d riv er to keep his a tte n tio n tjn
th e road, b u t it slows him down in
TAMARACK POSTS FOR SALE — case of em ergency.
15 cents each in 100 lo ts delivered.
H a rry Shaver, K am ela, Ore. 21-4tp
NOTICE OF HEARING UPON
100 TONS BEST GRADE ALFALFA
FINAL REPORT.
hav
J. S. B urnham , H erm iston.
21-3tc
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF THE
STATE OF OREGON FOR
FOR SALE — UNIVERSAL KITCH-
UMATILLA COUNTY.
en range, in good sh ap e; also De
Lavel se p arato r, 500 lb. capacity*
In th e M atter of th e E sta te of A n
Jas. S cott, H erm iston, Ore.
21-3tp ton Soneson, Deceased.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
FOR SALE OR REN T — SMALL th e u n d ersig n ed A d m in istra trix of
farm ; good b u ild in g s;
% mile the estate of A nton Soneson, de
w est of Colum bia school. J. H. De- ceased, has filed her fin al rep o rt
Moss, H erm iston. Oregon.
21-3tp w ith th e Clerk of th e above en titled
C ourt, and th a t the Ju d g e of said
PRESTO N E— W E HAVE JUST R E - C ourt has designated Monday, the
rcived a new sh ip m en t of th is 14th day of F eb ru ary , 1938 a t 2:00
w ell know n an ti-freeze. R ohrm an o’clock in th e aftern o o n as th e tim e,
M otor Co.
21-2tc an d th e rooms of th e above en titled
FOR SALE OR TRADE— 4 0 ACRES C ourt in th e County Court House in
P endleton, U m atilla County, Oregon
irrig a te d land, house, b arn , etc.; as th e place when and w here h ea r
1 W h ippet. 1928; 1 Ford pickup; ing is to be had thereon. All per-
New 2-hole corn sh e lle r; 6 tons hay.
Owner, J. B. P erry , W estland dis-
Used Cars
W ANT ADS
FOR SALE- MOWER 315; RAKE
$10; S p rin g to o th harro w 88; 2
buck rak es $15 each; stack er $40;
w agon $15; h arness, double, $15;
2 ton h ay ; Jo h n Becker, 1 ml. w est
on Skovbo place. H erm iston. 20-3tc
FOR SALE O lCTR A D E -29 TUDOR
G rah am ; Coed
ru b b er;
New
P a in t; F lora a t Ford G arage. 20-3tp
sons in terested are hereby notified
to th en and th e re ap p ear and show
cause, if any they have, w hy said re
port should not be approved,
the
a d m in istra trix
d ischarged,
h er
bondsm en exh o n erated an d the es
ta te closed.
D ated J a n u a ry 13, 1938.
ELLA P. SONESON,
A d m in istratrix .
(Ja n . 13-Feb. 10) ________
NOTICE OF FINAL HEARING
IN TH E COUNTY COURT OF TH E
STATE OF OREGON FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY
In the m a tte r of th e E sta te of
H enry Lee D exter, Deceased.
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN th a t
th e u n dersigned, a d m in istra trix of
th e above en title d estate, has filed
h er F in al R eport and A ccount as
such a d m in istra trix , and th a t th e
C ourt thereof has set S atu rd ay , th e
fifth day of F eb ru ary , 1938, a t th e
h o u r of ten o'clock in th e forenoon
as th e tim e, and th e County Court
Room in th e U m atilla County C ourt
House a t P endleton. Oregon, as the
place for h earin g thereon. All p er
sons interested a re hereby notified
to then and th e re ap p ear and show
cause, if an y they have, why th e
said R eport and A ccount should not
be approved,
th e
a d m in istra trix
discharged from her tru s t and her
bondsm en exonerated.
m in n ie
M c F a r l a n d .
A d m in istratrix .
(Ja n . 6-Feb. 3)
Land Sale Notice
NOTICE IS H EREBY GIVEN,
T h a t th e undersigned. S h eriff of
U m atilla County, Oregon, by v irtu e
of an order duly m ade and entered
h erein by th e County C ourt of Um a
tilla County, Oregon, on th e 2 4th
day of November, 1937, will, on the
?9 th day of J a n u a ry , 1938, a t th e
h o u r of 1 0:00 o’clock in th e fo re
noon. sell to th e h ig h est bidder for
cash in han d , a t th e fro n t door of
th e U m atilla County C ourt House,
P endleton, Oregon, su b ject to a m in
imum price of $20.00 th erefo r, to be
paid in cash, a t th e tim e of sale,
th e follow ing descrlbled parcel of
land, h eretofore by U m atilla Coun
ty, Oregon, acquired for d elin q u ent
taxes, to -w it: Lots 9 an d 10, Block
2, N ew port’s A ddition to City of
H erm iston, U m atilla C ounty, Ore
gon.
R. E. GOAD, Sheriff,
U m atilla County.
(Dec. 3 0 -Jan 27)
I t ’s Easy T a B a M istaken About
STOMACH
TROUBLE
Stomach sufferers should learr the
truth about U L C E R S, GAS. ACID.
INDIGESTION, belching, heartburn,
constipation, stc ., due to excess acid.
FREE UDGK Booklet contains facta
of interest. The9th edition, lustofl th<
press, may prove your first step to hap
py stomach comfort I Clip this to remind
you to ask for the IIDGA Booklet at
THOMPSON’S DRUG STORE
W. L. Morgan, D. M. D.
G eneral D en tistry
X-Ray and D iagnosis
B ank Bldg.
P hons B-J
Residence Phone 26-J
S unday and E venings by
A ppointm ent
2 WAY RELIEF
W ATCH - CLOCK
REPAIRING
FOR THE MISERT OF
A. W. BEHRMAN
COLDS
MILK COWS, HAY
FOR SALE
and corn. W. H. Read, J r ., Board-
20-3tc
m an, Ore.
FOR SALE OR TRADE— MY EQU-
ity in one 1937 F ord pick-up, for
m ilch cows or cash. In q u ire H erald
office.
20-3tp
WATCHMAKER
HERMISTON
OREGON
DR A E. MARBLE
CHIROPRACTOR
Office: 2 blocks east of post office
Office H ours: 8 to 12 - 1; 30 to •
Phone 481 — — H erm iston, Ore.
Herm iston Fost No. 37
Meets first and th ird
T hursday, Legion A uxil
iary m eets second and
fo u rth T hursday.
FURNISHED
OR U N FU RN ISH ED
a p a rtm e n ts for re n t at
C arter s
A p artm en t house. K atty corner from
depot.
17-6tp
L egion H all.
Tok* 2 BAYER ASPIRIN labial* and
drink a full (la s t of watar. Rapeat
Iraalmanl in 2 hour».
If Ihraal 1» »oro from lha cold,
truth and tlir 3 BAYER ASPIRIN
labial» in ’/ j gla»< of wator. Oargla
Iwics. Tbit oato» throat rawno»»
and »orono»» nlmoal ln»tantly
FOR R EN T— FURNSHED APART-
m ent for housekeeping: also ex
tr a single room. Mrs. Joe Dyer,
H erm iston.
16-tfc
All it usually costs to relieve the
misery of a cold today — is 3 / to
5 / — relief for the period of your
cold 15/ to 25/. Hence no family
need neglect even minor head
colds.
Here is » h a t to do; Take two
BAYER tablets when you feel a
cold coming on — with a full glass
of water. Ttien repeat, if necessary,
according to directions in each
package. Relief comes rapidly.
The Ba.ver method of relieving
colds is the wav many doctors
approve. You take Rayer Aspirin
for relief — then if you are not
improv d promptly, you call the
iami.'y doctor
V
•
pull
»oxrr
fit
/IrtuaHy i cent a tablet
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSBORN
APARTMENTS
PETERSON & PETERSON
ATTORNEYS AT LAW
U. S. N atio n al Rank B uilding
P ractice in S tate & Federal C ourts
P endleton, Ore.
DR. F. B. BELT
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
Office H ours:
O ther
10:30 to 1 2:30 A M.
H ours by
2 to 5 P.M.
A ppointm ent
Res. 712 — PHONE — Office 733
W. J. WARNER
Attorn ey-at-Law
Hermiston - Oregon