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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
THURSDAY, F EB R U A R Y 3, 1»3«.
O thers g ot d riv ers licenses.
th e Roy N eill place, w ent to H epp
Mr. an d Mrs. H. C. W a rn er were
♦ SAFETY SHORTS * Mr. and Mrs. M. R ansler of Ione PINE C IT Y UNDER
n er Tuesday.
S unday d in n e r guests of Mr. and
spent th e week end v isitin g Mr. BLANKET OF SNOW
Mrs. Roy N elli has been ill w ith Mrs. Chas. Stew ard.
"One-eyed autom obiles'’ continue R anaier’s folk.
in flu en za th e p ast week.
Mr. and Mrs R. M. McCoy and
to be a m enace on Oregon highw ays.
Jim Agee Is m aking im prove
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lee and d au g h son Chase from Im bler, Ore., arrived
S ecretary of S tate E arl Snell gays, m ents on his hom e in town.
PIN E CITY NEWS— T here Is an te r, Mrs. Red Woods and baby, were for a v isit w ith Mrs. J. A. G raybeal
alth o u g h sta te and city police are
L. M. K ruzen of P o rtlan d wag a t
average
of th ree inches of snow now a t the Jo h n H arriso n hom e S unday Tuesday.
u n re le n tin g in th e ir efforts to cor tendin g to business here T hursday.
n ig h t. T h eir son C h a rlie Is w ork
rect th is condition.
Mr. and Mrs. B atie Rand visited
W. A. Strobel an d son Don left but none of th e roads a re im passa
ble.
ing a t the Boylen ranch. Raymond Mr. and Mrs. Urex Moses Sunday.
"M otorists who keep d riv in g w ith for A thena Sunday w here they have
A b irth d ay p a rty for Ju n io r W at- Lee is ill in th e ho sp ital in San
fau lty lig h ts are show ing poor ju d g em ploym ent.
Mr. H oagland has been on the
te
n
b u rg er was enjoyed a t th e E. B. Diego, Cal., w ith a fever.
m ent, Snell sta te s, "because th e ex
sick list th e past week.
Simon G ent left for La G rande
pense of an accident w ill far more S aturd ay a fte r visitin g a t th e W. A. W atteirburger home F rid ay a fte r
M arshall M arkham spent th e week
noon. Ju n io r was ten years old.
IRRIGON BOASTS
th a n offset th e low cost of having B aker home.
end w ith his family.
th e defect repaired.
F aulty lig h ts
Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ealy were
J. R o th en b erg er and Mrs. E. Sul
Mr. Dyer from H erm iston was a
a re also an in d icatio n of discourtesy livan spent the week end v isitin g in business visitors in H eppner Mon OF T W IN BABIES
business v isito r in tow n Monday.
to o th e r d riv ers."
day.
P ortlan d .
Dr. M arb u tt of Echo was giving
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H elm s w ere
Mr. an d Mrs. G. Boyle left F rid ay
m edical tre a tm e n t to the pupils a t
Of 2,838 fata l tra ffic accidents in for G oldendale w here th ey will live business visitors in P endleton S at
IRRIGON NEWS-—Mr. and Mrs.
th e school Monday.
C alifo rn ia la st year, a t least 617. or u n til th e dredge w ork s ta rts again. urday.
Wm. Norcross a re th e p are n ts of
Mr. arid Mrs. Geo K endler Sr. and
21 per cent, a re know n to have In
P endleton
Ted W ilson and S tan ley P artlow
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Young, Miss tw in g irls born a t th e
d
a
u
g h te r Mary ot U m atilla w ere
volved d riv ers or pedestrians who spent the week end v isitin g in La
Dora E. Moore and Mr. and Mrs. E. ho sp ital Sunday, J a n u a ry 30. The
had been d rin k in g In toxicants to ex G rande w ith Ted W ilson’s b ro th er
m
other
and
babies
are
doing
nicely.
B. W’a tte n b u rg e r were in H erm iston
cess, according to inform ation from and wife.
B ert Benefiel was a business visi
S aturday.
th a t state.
to r in P o rtlan d Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P artlo w an d Ba
Ju lia n R auch and son, Irvin, were
The g irls’ an d boys’ b ask etb all
sil C ram er sp e n t M onday in W alla visitors a t P ine City Monday.
BOARDMAN GIRLS
W alla shopping.
team s played th e H erm iston team s
Roy Neill an d C harles B arth o lo
a t H erm iston S atu rd ay n ig h t, each
Don Strobel and
Mabel Allen
mew w ent to H eppner Tuesday.
PLAN BANQUET
losing by a larg e score.
spent T h u rsd ay in P endleton shop
Guy Moore, Doris and E rm a Scott
ping.
Mrs. T. T. S lau g h te r is v isitin g
BOARDMAN NEWS — Mr. and
visited at the Roy Neill home over relativ es a t W allowa.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Dan
R
angier
and
Mr.
Mrs. R. Harw ood took some G.A.A.
th e week end.
O. Coryell and F ra n k L eicht were
and Mrs. C. T an n eh ill and
boys
g irls to W alla W alla S aturday. They
Mr. and Mrs. M arion F inch and
business visitors in H eppner S a tu r
S atu rd ay in P endleton shop
plan to have
th e ir M other and spent
fam
ily,
and
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
B.
W
at-
Ping.
day.
D aughter banquet on St. V alentine's
te n b u rg er spent F rid ay evening a t
Mr. and Mrs. Fred M arkham of
Mrs.
George
P
o
tte
r
and
son
of
day, w hich is th e an n u a l date. The
th e Clayton Ayers home.
Richmond, Ore., a re v isitin g a t the
R ichland, W n., visited frien d s and
g irls who w ent w ere Ja n e t Gorham,
The P ine City high school pupils relativ es here la st week.
Tfid Souders home. She is Mrs. Sou-
A wilda B leakney. L avern Baker and ‘d e r’s sister.
w ent to H eppner last Tuesday even
W ill G raybeal is w o rking a t W il
E cho Coats.
ing to see the basketball gam e be
lows, and Ja ck B row ning a t Castle.
Mr. and Mrs. T ru m an M essenger
The sta te license o p erator exam i
tw een H erm iston
and
H eppner,
and fam ily of L exington sp en t th e
Rev. Alcorn is o rg an izin g a Boy
n er was in tow n Monday when many
w hich was won by H erm iston.
Scout troop here.
stu d e n ts received perm its .to drive. week end v isitin g on th e project.
Roy Neill was a P endleton busi
Mr. and Mr. E arl w ere d in n er
Rev. H. B. Thom as and d a u g h te r
ness visitor S aturday.
guests of* Mr. and M rs. Geo. Kend
M aryetta w ere d in n e r g u ests Sunday
H arvey Coxen. who is w o rk in g a t ler, J r., a t U m atilla Sunday.
WORKS IN 2 WAYS
a t the home of Mrs. Dell Jackson.
Louise Jackson accom pained them
ON DISCOMFORT OF
to town w here she took th e tra in
for P ortlan d to spend a few days.
The Boardm an
Yellow
Ja ck e ts
played th e S tan field high school F ri
day on th e ir home floor, w in n in g
4 8 to 19. T he first gam e played by
th e grad e school was a yery good
game, and th e first th e Boardm an
grade school boys have lost, w hich
was only by one point. The score
was 20 to 21.
1 - T a i« 2 BAYKK
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A P re sid e n t's B irth d ay ball was
given in th e high school gym nasium
S atu rd ay n ig h t, money from w hich
w ent for in fa n tile paralysis research
work. The com m ittee rep o rts send
ing 117.45.
Jack Gorhagn, c h a ir
man of th e D em ocratic county com
m ittee, directed the sale of tickets.
B eginning T hursday of th is week
at the Boardm an C om m unity church
th e re will he special Bible services
w ith featu res and special music each
evening. Some of th e follow ing su b
jects w ill be given, “ A theism or
C h ristia n ity ” ; "One M an’s C onfi
dence in G od"; "T h e Blue P rin t of
C h ristia n ity "; "T he M ystery of God
liness . The follow ing week th e
topics will cover th e work in th e
life of C hrist and w hat C h ristian ity
m eans to a com m unity. These m eet
ings will begin a t 7:30 each even
ing w ith a special song service. The
com m unity will find a welcome and
a new fellow ship in atte n d in g these
meetings.
A S P IR IN ta b le t«
and drink a full
glaaa of water. Re
peat treatment In 2
bourn.
2.
I f throat is sore
from the cold, crush
and stir .1 BAYER
A S P IR IN tablets In
*/> glass of water.
Gargle twice. This
eases throat rawness
and xoreness almost
Instantly.
All it usually costs to relieve tbe
misery of a cold today—in 3 / to 5/
— relief for the period of your cold
15/ to 25/. Hence r.o family need
neglect even minor bead colds.
Here is wliut to do: Take two
BAYER tablets when yo i feel a
cold coming on — with a full glass
of water. Tiicu repeat, if necessary,
according to directions in each
package. Relief comes tapidly.
The Bayer method of relieving
colds is the way many doctors ap
prove. You take Bayer Aspirin for
relief — then if you are not im-
»roved promptly, you call the
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family doctor.
i
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W lcklander Jr.
have moved In town and are living
at the J. MacDonald home. They
moved M onday.
> F U L L DOZEN
Virtually 1 cent a tablet
trad
The Tow nsend club held an oyster
supper a t its reg u lar m eeting Mon
day evening
A fe a tu re of the pro
gram was a song w ith g u ita r accom
panim ent given by a boy from the
CCC cam p a t S tanfield.
NO!
mark
N o other cough drop offer, you the extra benefit that Smith Brother»
Cough Drop» (Two kinds, , . Black or Menthol, 5<) give y o u :-
Smithu'rot. Cough Drops are theosly drops centainingVITAMIN A
This is the vitamin that raise» the resistance o f the mucoua
membrane» o f the noae and throat to cold and cough infection*.
Mt. H ood L odge O pen s F ebruary 4
d in n e r guests of Mr. an d Mr«. W. C.
Isom Sunday.
C alv in Allen, E a rl Leach, E ldon
Allen, Ray Sparka, V irg in ia H aney
and V onna Jones visited a t th e E arl
Isom home S unday n ig h t.
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For inform ation a t to fares and other
tilt inquire of your local agent.
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Credit Information for Three States--
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