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THURSDAY, A PR IL 7, THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON. PAGE FOLi HERMISTON BEAUTY SHOP Real Easter Specials Reg. $2.50 Perm anents now $1.95 Reg. $3.00Oil Perm anents now $2.50 Reg. Oil of Redwood $5.00 now $3.25 Dry Finger Wave 35c MANICURES .................. Wet Finger Wave 25c HAIR CUT ....................... Shampoo and C A m Finger Wave w V w RINSE -Call 141 (or Appointmeat- SCALP TREATMENT .............................. MARCEL ......................... ARCH ................................ FACIAL ........................... THESE SPECIALS RUN UNTIL MAY FIRST take advantage of them 25< 35* 35< 15C 35C 25C 50c So NOW ! BETTER WATER SYSTEMS ON FARM E A ST E R C A N D IE S “ Chocolate Easter Eggs Chocolate Rabbits Chocolate Chicks Also in M arshm allow and G elatin Filled NOVELTIES Hopping Bunnies — Drawing Carts. Baskets — Assorted Styles and Colors. — E A ST E R G R E E T IN G CARDS! You will find th e perfect g ift for EASTER a t B rie rle y ’s A d efin ite cam paign in selected Oregon counties to assist farm ers in obtain in g b e tte r w ater supplies for the farm homes ie announced by the Oregon S tate college extension se r vice. E v erett Davis, extension special ist in a g ric u ltu ra l en g in eerin g , will devote m ost of the sum m er m onths to th is project. E xtensive w ork will be carried on in C olum bia an d W as co counties, w ith some follow-up work in Jackson county an d probab ly some in Josephine. Recent rep o rts of hom e b e tte r m ent com m ittees in th e co unty o u t look conferences indicated th a t the stron g est desire on th e p a rt of hom em akers for Improved facilities is for ru n n in g w ater in th e houses. Davis w ill conduct d em o n stratio n s of successful ru ra l home w ate r sys tems and w ill hold com m unity meet ings w ith county extension agents for those in terested in m ak in g such im provem ents. He w ill also coop e ra te w ith local d ealers in enco u rag ing displays of w ater system equip ment. "W ater system Im provem ent may range all th e way from in sta llin g a pitcher pump in th e k itch en , con nected w ith a shallow well or cis tern, to the developm ent of commu OUR LAST WEEK'S CANNED GOODS AND COFFEE DEMONSTRATION WAS A Tremendous Success! THANKS! WE ARE CONTINUING THE SALE THIS SATURDAY - APR. 9th ■ "■■■■■ I i n»— — — ■ ■■ ■' Free Coffee and YEAGER’S DOUGHNUTS — (Balloons for the Kiddies) nt FLOUR Silver Spike High G rade 49 P ate lb. sack $1.39 $1.29 FLOUR ALL PURPOSE - 49 lb. sack SUGAR Eine G ranulated - 50 lbs. $2.63 25 lb. box $ PRUNES OREGON 4 lbs. for 25c BROWN RICE 3 lbs. Fancy Long G rain RICE 4 lbs. W hite or Red BEANS 10 lbs. 5 lbs 25c Full Pound Package SODA 5c PEPPER High G rade - Pound Package 15c MATCHES 3 boxes 10c CRACKERS S lightly Salted 4 lbs. 44c 4 lb. 5 oi. BORENE G iant Sise 58c Large 2 lb. box COCOA 15c Large Bars P .& G . 6 for 25c O.K. SOAP Brown 7 bars 25c Lunch Supplies PEANUT BUTTER - DEVILED MEAT - * ' • ....... MEAT LOAF - Halves SANDWICH SPREAD CHEESE • Mild Loaf .............. OLIVES - Ripe Chopped CHICKEN & HAM SPREAD MINCED HAM WEINERS • Juicy F at Ones ...... ............... 2 H»«- 6 tot ...... l^arge Can . . Q u art J a r .................... Lb ...... 4^9 os. can . „ .-2 Pound ............. 2 lb»- 29< 25< 10< 29< 19< 10* 25< 19* 35c CONNOR’S C>SH ST0»E HERMISTON, OREGON n ity g rav ity w ater system s to bring w ater from m o u n tain trea m s," says Davis. P lans for such g rav ity system s are being made a t present in Columbia county w here he plans his first cam paign. F arm ers liv in g on diked land along th e Colum bia riv er are h aving d ifficu lty w ith w ater sup plies, and are p la n n in g to form w a te r associations to pipe supplies from the hills. HORSES A N D MULES STILL LEAD VALUES E vidently horses and m ules are far from being outm oded In Oregon or th e U nited S tates as a whole, ac cording to la te st governm ent fig ures obtained by the an im al hus bandry d ep a rtm en t a t Oregon S tate college. On Ja n u a ry of th is year Oregon had 155,000 horses valued a t $13,- 125,000, and 8000 m ules valued a t $730,000. T he com bined value is five tim es as m uch as is invested in sw ine in Oregon and alm ost equal to the value of Oregon sheep. In th e co untry as a w hole th e ag g re gate value of horses and m ules is $1,562,081,000, w hich exceeds the am ount invested in any o th er class of livestock. The value of all dairy c a ttle is $206,000,000 below th a t of horses and mules. WATTENBURGER FUNERAL SATURDAY ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ * IRRIGON * # <- By MRS. W . C. ISOM ------ ♦ ♦ Mrs. Bessie W isdom, who has been liv in g in P o rtlan d for some tim e, arriv ed in Irrig o n la st T h u rs day n ig h t for an In d efin ite stay. Mr. and Mrs. B. P. R and motored to P o rtlan d last F riday, re tu rn in g S aturday. Mrs. Geo. R and, who has been ta k in g tre a tm e n t In a P o rtlan d hospital, retu rn ed w ith them g re a t ly improved in health . Mr. and Mrs. R ussell McCoy and two d au g h ters m otored to L aG rande and Im bler la st S atu rd ay to v isit relativ es over th e week end. Miss D usenberry sp e n t th e week end w ith relativ es a t W eiser, Idaho. Mrs. L ily Baker, sister of Mr. W alton arriv ed th is week and w ill m ake her home w ith h e r b ro th er. The revival m eetings w hich have been conducted a t th e P entecostal church by Rev. S lau g h te r and Mr. Friend, closed S unday n ig h t, and the evangelists left for th e ir homes in Hood River. Mr. and Mrs. C hester W ilson and Rev. Kelly were Boardm an v isito rs F riday night. Mrs. R obert S m ith spent th e week end in Irrigon. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedwell of Sunnyside, W n., visited here T h u rs day. Mr. and Mrs. H om er H edrick of Stanfield motored to Irrig o n last Sunday. Mrs. H edrick spent th e day w ith Mrs. W. C. Isom w hile Mr. H edrick, accom panied by Mr. M art, called on farm ers on th e project. Mrs. Agee an d Mr. and Mrs. R an- dolf of U m atilla atten d ed church services here S unday n ig h t. Mr. and Mrs. E a rl Isom, Mr. and Mrs. B atie Rand and son of Irrig o n , Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K endler Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K endler Sr. of U m atilla, and Mrs. Lena Allen w ere d in n er guests of Mr. an d Mrs. W. C. Isom la st Sunday night. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Bedwell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bedwell, Mr. and Mrs. M arshall M arkham , Mr. and Mrs. Reiks, Mr. and Mrs. H. C. W arn er, Mrs. Jam es W arn er w ere am ong those a tte n d in g church services a t the M ethodist church in H erm istoq Sunday night. Mrs. H.C. W a rn e r’s g ran d p a re n ts of Meba, Idaho, were guests la st Mon day at the W a rn e r home. d in in g room. Among th e electrical appliance« th a t you w ill w ant to use In th e liv in g room, In ad d itio n to floor and table lam ps, a re a radio, electric clock an d vacuum cleaner. Be cer ta in th a t th ey are tak en in to con sid eratio n so th a t th e n um ber and location of convenience o u tle ts w ill be such as to avoid the need for long and, therefore, u n sig h tly and often d an g ero u s cords. In th e d in in g room, g eneral illu m ination also should be provided by a cen ter lig h t operated by three-w ay w all sw itches n ear the doors to the living room and k itch en . Side w all o r b rack et llg th s, o ften desired for decorative purposes, should be con trolled by a se p arate w all sw itch lo cated n ea r th e e n tra n c e from th e liv in g room. It is advisable to in stall a conven ience o u tle t in each p a rt of th e d in in g room w here you may wish to place th e bu ffet or serv in g table. These w ill perm it ready use of such appliances as a percolator, toaster, w affle iron and g rill. Floor o u tle ts should not be used here or in any o th e r room as they collect d irt and are easily broken. On th e farm , more th a n an y oth er place, th e k itch en is tru ly th e "w ork shop” of th e home. T herefore, good lig h tin g is im perative. It is best to in stall a plain, efficien t c e n tra l ceil ing o u tle t and use a 100, 150 or 2 20-w att lamp, th e size depending upon th e floor are a and th e color of th e w alls and ceiling. T his lig h t should be operated by three-w ay sw itches located a t th e doors to the d in in g room and rea r entrance. U su ally, a p u ll-ch ain b rack et lam p over he sink or side w orking tab le also is desirable. T he best ru le to fol low is to so a rra n g e th e lig h tin g of th is room th a t you never w ill have to w ork in a shadow. A su fficie n t num ber of conven ience o u tle ts should be in stalled in th e k itch en , ab o u t th ree feet from th e floor, so th a t you easily can use all your electrical appliances. At least one appliance b ran ch circuit should be provided to supply the convenience o u tle ts both th ere and in the d in in g room. A sep arate th ree-w ire b ran ch circ u it is re quired for an electric range. O ut lets should be placed n ear th e sink and tab le or w o rking space, and others provided for th e re frig e ra to r and clock. If you have a p an try , a cen tral ceiling o u tlet w ith pull chain w ill give su fficie n t lig h t. At least one duplex convenience o u tlet should be provided for the re frig e ra to r if it is placed th e re instead of in the kitchen. PIN E CITY (S p ecial)— A. E. W at- te n b u rg er received word M onday n ig h t th a t his b ro th er Ja k e W a tte n burger was killed in an au to acci d en t below H erm iston. Mr. W a tte n - burger m akes his home in P o rtlan d but operates a sheep sh earin g p lan t in th is section in the spring. He is survived by tw o d au g h ters, Mrs. Gladys H am ilton and Mrs. Mary H ansen, of F o rt M cA rthur, San Pedro, Calif., an o rphan grandson, V ernon W a tte n b u rg e r, whom he reared as a son; th ree brothers, W. J. W a tte n b u rg e r and A. E. W a tte n burger, Echo, and F. W. W a tte n burger, L akeport, Calif. F u n eral services will be held in Echo. S at urday. April 9, w ith P ra n n ’s F u n e r al P arlo rs of H erm iston in charge. Rev. J. H ealy of St. P a tric k ’s P a r ish in H eppner called a t the Jo h n H ealy and Jim Daly homes Sunday W HEN THE HIGH afternoon. LINECOMES Mr. and Mrs. B ert Y oung and Mrs. Bill McCarty and Mrs. W ilm a Rob By F ra n k J. G. Duck, S ecretary e rts of The Dalles, spent S atu rd ay R u ral E lectrificatio n Bureau. afternoon at the II. E. Y oung home. PART IV Mr. and Mi's. Burl Coxen and Now th a t you have a general Land Sale Notice. fam ily of H eppner called a t the know ledge of w hat com prises ade Clayton and Jim Ayers home Sun q u ate w iring, know the need th e re NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, day. for and are fam iliar w ith th e p rin T h at the undersigned. S h eriff of Mr. and Mrs. R obert McGreer ciples of good lig h tin g , le t’s consider U m atilla County, Oregon, by v irtu e of an order duly m ade and entered were P endleton callers Saturday. in some d etail th e lig h tin g and w ir herein by the County C ourt of Uma Mr. and Mrs. Lowell H ickson and ing req u irem en ts of each room in tilla C ounty, Oregon, on th e lftth day of M arch, 1938, will, on the Mr. and Mrs. P ierce of La G rande your home. 14th day of May, 1938, a t th e hour visited at the II. E. Y'oung home last We will assum e th a t you live in of 10:00 o'clock in th e forenoon, week. a typical six-room house w ith an a t sell to th e highest bidder for cash Mr. and Mrs. C harles B artholo tic and a com pletely excavated base in hand, at th e fro n t door of the mew spent Monday in The Dalles on m ent. If your home is la rg e r or U m atilla County C ourt House, P en business, re tu rn in g home w ith a sm aller th a n this, your electrical dleton, Oregon, subject to a m ini mum price of $35.00 th erefo r, to be new Dodge sedan. needs w ill be m odified accordingly. paid in cash, at th e tim e o f sale, Mrs. Lucy O 'Brien and son Mal F irs t to be considered are th e th e follow ing described parcel of colm were in H eppner W ednesday. porches-—fro n t, rea r and, occasion land, hereto fo re by U m atilla Coun Mr. and Mrs. B arton C lark spent ally, side. The m ain lig h t o u tlet ty, Oregon, acquired for delin q u en t th e week end w ith Mrs. C lark ’s p ar should be in stalled a t th e ceiling if taxes, to -w it: W % of Lot 3, Block 10, O riginal ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. W rig h t of th e porch is roofed or, if open, as a tow n of U m atilla, Lot 7 and Lot Rhea Creek. Mrs. C lark rem ained foe b rac k et lamp w hich w ill lig h t the 2, Block 71, W ard w ell's A ddition to City of U m atilla, W est 10 feet a w eeks’ visit. faces of those w ishing ad m ittan ce. and E ast 15 feet of Lot 3, Block Mrs. Joyce Sm ith and Miss Dora A lthough both types of fix tu res 6, O riginal tow n of U m atilla. E. Moore were d in n er guests a t the som etim es are used on roofed porch U m atilla County, Oregon. R obert McGreer home Monday eve es, as a g eneral ru le th e ceiling o u t R. E. GOAD. S heriff of U m atilla County. ning. let alone is su fficien t. Each should _______ Miss Lilly R auch spent the week be controlled by a w all sw itch Juat (A pril 7— May end a t the R obert M cGreer home. Inside th e door. A w eather-proof S U M M 0 N S Mr. and Mrs. Marion F in ch and duplex convenience o u tle t also fam ily were in H eppner Sunday should be provided, especially w here IN TH E CIRCUIT COURT OF THE v isitin g Edw in H ughes, who re a roofed porch is p artly or to tally STATE OF OREGON FOR cently suffered a broken leg. Inclosed and used for en te rta in m e n t. UMATILLA COUNTY. Guy Moore spent the week end at C lothes clo.dets, reg ard less of his home on B u tter Creek. th e ir location, w hich have a floor Genevieve B. H ard in , P la in tiff, j Dan A rkell of Pendleton was a a re a of ten sq u are feet or more vs. K enneth A. H ard in . D efendant. caller at the Jim Daly home F riday should have an in te rio r ceiling lig h t night. or b rac k et o u tle t located above the TO KENN ETH A. HARDIN, DE FENDANT ABOVE NAMED: door. E ith e r type can be operated IN TH E NAME OF TH E STATE by a w all o r au to m atic door sw itch, OF OREGON, you are hereby req u i red to ap p ear and an sw er th e com or pull chain. T he en tra n ce foyer req u ires a cei p la in t of th e p la in tiff filed ag a in st you in th e above en title d co u rt and lin g o u tle t operated by a pull chain cause w ith in four weeks from th e or by a wall sw itch located Inside d ate of th e first publication of th is th e door to th e hall. It u su ally is sum m ons, nam ely, on or before T hursday, th e 5th day of May. We know you will want to in possible to locate the ceilin g light 1938, and if you fail to so appear in th e main h all so th a t th e steps an d answ er or otherw ise plead to spect our better Used Cars — to th e second floor w ill be illum ined said com plaint, th e p la in tiff for STOP IN AND SEE THEM! from top to bottom . T his lig h t w ant th ereo f w ill apply to the be controlled by three-w ay co u rt for th e relief prayed for in FORDSON TRACTOR should sw itches at th e bottom and top of h er said com plaint, to-w it, for a de In Good Condition. cree of th e co u rt dissolving the th e stairs. m arriag e c o n tra ct now and h ereto FORD V-8 TRUCK If decorative w all or ta b le lam ps fore ex istin g betw een p la in tiff and Ix>ng W heel Base. are desired In th e hall or en tra n ce d efen d an t an d for o th e r eq u itab le foyer, they can be connected to con relief. 1931 CHEV. COUPE T his sum m ons is published in th e venience o u tle ts— a t least one of H erm iston H erald, a w eekly new s 1929 FORD PICK-UP w hich should be provided In th e paper published in H erm iston. U m a second-floor h all it it is u n u su ally tilla County. Oregon, p u rsu an t to an 1929 CHEV. COACH long. If sm all, a w all lig h t will h e ! ° r d e r made and entered herein by 1930 STUDEBAKER su fficien t Hon. Calvin L. Sweek. Ju d g e of the H-«— iabove e n title d co u rt, on th e 4 th day! COUPE G eneral illu m in atio n of th e liv in g of A pril, 1938. and it will be pub pub- room most freq u en tly is obtained lished for four successive weeks be 1931 FORD MODEL A from a ce n tral ceiling o u tle t op era g in n in g on T hursday th e 7th day of TRUCK ted by a wall sw itch located a t the A pril. 1938. an d en ding on T h u rs e n tra n c e from th e hall. It also of day the 5th day of May. 1938. D ated th is th e 4th day of April, ten Is desirable to In stall deco rativ e 1938. _____ HERMISTON b rack et and m an tle lig h ts, about six PETERSON PETERSON. AUTO WRECKING A ttorneys for P lain tiff. feet from th e floor, and control Residence and poet office address: j them by a wall sw itch preferab ly HOUSE Pendleton, Oregon. located n ear th e en tra n ce to the (A p ril 7— May 5) STOP and INSPECT A 1»»« As« For inform ation as to faro« a nW other details inquire cf your local agent. U N IO N PACIFIC SAVES UVES 2 WAR O Any way you look at it, the new Goodrich Safety Sil vert own is a life-saver. On the o u ts id e it has the amazing Life-Saver Tread to give you a dry track for the safest, quickest stops you’ve ever had on wet, slippery roads. On the in s id e it has the exclusive Golden Ply to protect you from dangerous high speed blow-outs. N o wonder this new kind o f tire is the s a fe s t th in g on w h e e ls! N o wonder there’s a double reason for insist ing on New Goodrich Silvertown« for your car. Especia'.y when you get Life-Saver Tread Skid pro tection and Golden Ply Blow-out protection. BOTH AT NO E X TRA COST. See us today. S E T TH E THRILL OF A L IF E T IM E O The next rainy day, come in for a free demonstration ride on the new Goodrich Silvertowns with the Life- Saver Tread. You’ll see the difference — you’ll feel the difference—you’ll thrill to th e extra secu rity o f the “ Silvertown Stop.” WSjWtown WALKER’S SERVICE Hermiston, Oregon
