THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1938.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
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COLUMBIA
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P ublished every T h u rsd ay a t H erm is *
By Lois H utch iso n
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to n , U m atilla C ounty, Oregon, by ♦
P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q uirlng,
The
rock
cru
sh
er
Is
busy
seven
P ublishers.
days a week p rep arin g rock for th e
■ n tered as Second Class M atter oilin g of th e D iagonal road. It is
D ecem ber, 190«, U m atilla County,
located a t th e p o in t th e D iagonal
Oregon.
in te rsec ts th e cut-off highw ay.
Subscription Rates.
Mrs. Mabel W eeks has bought the
One Y ear ..................................... $2.00 H arvey DeMoss place and w ill move
Blx M onths ................................... 1.00 as soon as school is out, w ith her
Three Months .........................
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th ree ohildren. Mrs. W eeks is a
sister of H en ry W heeler.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. O tt an d d au g h
OregoiCNewspaper^Publishers
te r M arian and Miss M arth a W a l
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th e r made a trip to Y akim a la st
week. They rep o rt th a t m any of th e
f ru it trees in th e Y akim a valley
w ere in fu ll bloom.
Clem ent S tockard arriv ed Sunday
Do You Buy at Home?
to spend a week w ith his parents^
W hy should we trad e a t home? Mr. and Mrs. R. H. S tockard. He
In stead of re a rin g back and saying has been in S eattle for four weeks.
we have a r ig h t to trad e anyw here
Mrs. D uane L ath ro p , who is being
and w ith anyone, try in g to m uster trea ted for a broken h ip a t th e H er
a few a rg u m e n ts in support of a l m iston G eneral ho sp ital, is reported
leged independence, Just th in k of to be g e ttin g alo n g as well as can
som e of th e reasons w hy you should be expected.
su p p o rt the businesses and e n te r
Mrs. Jackson H a rr m ade a trip
prises of your home com m unities.
to P endleton la st S atu rd ay to v isit
Do th e people of the d ista n t tow ns Mr. H arr who is in St. A n th o n y ’s
buy a n y th in g from you? Do you a l hospital.
w ays get reliab le goods elsew here?
Gladys W h itse tt and b rothers.
Do you have cred it aw ay from home? Oscar, Claud and W oodrow , all of
If som ething goes w rong w ith w hat S eattle, w ere here over th e week
you buy does th e foreign d ealer end v isitin g th e ir p aren ts. Mr. and
quickly a d ju st the item or m ake re Mrs. W. O. W h itsett.
pairs on your m achinery or come to
Lowell S tockard and fam ily of
your assistan ce when you need him ? H eppner w ere here F rid a y v isitin g
H as the money you spent fa r aw ay relatives.
h alf th e chance to get into c h a n
H. J. O tt received 1700 baby
nels w here you may get benefits, as chicks from th e W ash in g to n Chick
th a t you spend a t home? Do you add association la st F rid ay .
th e car m ileage to the m erchandise
C. L. U pham and Gene Buzzard
you buy elsew here?
received th e ir
sp rin g
supply of
Isn ’t it b e tte r, on any basis of chicks F riday.
Jesse Moore retu rn ed
Sunday
fa ir tre a tm e n t and reasonable prices
to assist in b u ild in g up your local from Oregon C ity w here he had a t
com m unity by buying a t home. tended th e sta te C h ristian E ndeavor
W ould it not be very d isa d v a n ta g e convention.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. H yde of
ous to you if th e re w ere no good
business e n terp rises in your v icin W alla W alla and Mr. an d Mrs. C. C.
ity ? A re th ey not h andy to your in A nspach of M ilton w ere v isito rs a t
te re sts in your needs and
w elfare th e C h ristley home Sunday. They
and reciprocal to an y e ffo rt you w ere all neighbors in B aker, Ore.,
m ay p u t fo rth in th e b e tte rm e n t of m any y ears ago.
B ennie and Jam es Boylen have
yourselves and com m unity.
In q u ire firs t a t hom e for a ll your been assistin g Dr. Theo. Beletski
w ith his farm work th e past week.
needs.
Mrs. I. W. Geer and d a u g h te r
Cooking School Starts at
H elen W ilkes, spent F rid a y a t the
R. W. W ilkes home la st week.
2:00 P. M. Monday—
Mrs. R. W. W ilkes, who has been
Oasis Doors Open at 1:30 P. M.
ill for a n um ber of m onths, is re
ported im proving.
Come Early!
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Corm an w ere
v isito rs Sunday a t th e C harles E p
person home.
Mrs. N ellie T u ck er an d son Cecil
Rogers m ade a business trip to P en
dleton S aturday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W illiam s and
son an d Mrs. B earden of La G rande
were a t th e B axter H utch iso n home
Sunday. O ther guests w ere Miss
M y rth e n a M artin and E dw ard Shaw.
RECOMMEND CORN
ACREAGEJNCREASE
(C ontinued from P age 1)
from corn ear w orm in festatio n .
All seed corn should be tested to
assu re stro n g g erm in atio n . Corn
on weedy land should be check-
rowed so th a t it may be cu ltiv ated
both ways. It should also be p la n t
ed th re e sta lk s to each hill. D rilled
corn can be slig h tly th ic k er. U su
ally one foot to 18 inches a p a rt in
rows th ree feet w ide is recom m end
ed. M any people bury th e ir corn
ra th e r th a n p la n t it. On th e m el
low m oist soils corn should be
p lan ted no over two inches deep. On
th e coarser sandy soil, from tw o to
th re e inches deep.
T he soil should be irrig ate d be
fore p la n tin g . Corn p lan ted in f u r
rows should
be irrig a te d several
tim es before th e fu rro w s are fillet!
level w ith the rest of th e land. Af
te r it is a foot to 18 inches h ig h ,
th e fu rro w s can be made in th e cen
te r of th e rows for irrig a tio n .
A good sta n d of corn u su ally
m eans a good yield: no field fu ll of
m issing or v acan t h ills can produce
well. Avoid p la n tin g w hen too cold
or w et; have seed bed properly p re
pared ; use good seed and do not
p la n t too deep, especially in th e
fin er soil types.
I t is u su ally safe to p la n t a t least
25 per cen t more seed th a n you
w ant, as th is insures a full num ber
to th e acre. U sually eig h t to tw elve
pounds of seed per acre is enough.
H arro w in g a fte r p la n tin g , so as
to k ill weeds, is a good practice.
T his should be done d u rin g th e m id
dle of the day w hen th e dew is off
and when th e p la n ts a re d ry and
less b rittle. C u ltiv atio n should be
gin w hen th e p lan ts are ab o u t four
inches high.
F irst cu ltiv a tio n can
be done fairly close to th e p lan ts
b u t a fte r th e roots begin to b ranch
out, care should be tak en n ot to
Cold Meats
• Cooked Beef
• Jellied Tongue
• Veal Loaf
• New Eng. Ham
SUNSPUN
Quarts
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BISCUIT FLOUR Red & White
29c
Produce
CAKE FLOUR
Red & White
25c
Grapefruit
Baking Chocolate r & w i/2 ib. Spotlight 13c
Fine Quality
Sunkist
GRAPEFRUITRed White - 2’s 2 cans 27c
Doz.
33c
CATSUP
Red & White
2 for 35c
PANCAKE FLOUR Red & White 20c New Potatoes
4 lbs.
17c
Cut Beans, Peas, Corn R & w3 cans 45c
New Peas
TEA
R. & W.
- >/- lb. 39c
2 lbs.
15c
SUGAR
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.
25 lbs. $1.40
WHEATIES
.
2 for 23c
Coffee
WESSON OIL
Quart 45c
Mart
PREPARED MUSTARD »«.
9c 2 lbs.
45c
STARCH Red & White - Corn or Gloss 9c
Early Riser
37c
SALMON
silver Rapids
2 cans 27c 2 lbs.
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
Free Delivery
Phone 341
Prompt, Courteous Service
plow too close. L ater plow ing should
be shallow to p rev en t root p ru n in g . ♦
C u ltiv atio n should be k ep t up u n til
th e re is no longer need for k illin g
weeds or for m a in ta in in g th e m ulch.
Corn by th is tim e should be tw en ty -
four to th ir ty inches h igh an d is
ready to lay by.
W hen th e corn acreag e goal has
been reached in th e irrig a tio n sec
tions of U m atilla county, th e coun
ty w ill have few er weeds, m ore clo
ver and alfalfa, cheaper and la rg e r
yields of both forage an d g rain ,
and b etter crop ro ta tio n w ill be in
evidence on th e farm s.
OREGON TURKEYS
SEEK OTHER MARKETS
Oregon m ust find m ark ets o u t
side of th e sta te for approxim ately
two of each th re e tu rk ey s raised, H.
E. Cosby, head of th e p o u ltry de
p artm en t a t Oregon S tate college,
points out In a new extension c ir
cu lar en title d , “ T urkey C h ats.”
Oregon tu rk ey s are know n far
and wide for th e ir fine q u ality , but
the increased production of tu rk ey s
in states n ea r larg e te rm in al m ar
kets b rin g s Oregon producers face to
face w ith such problem s as q u ality
im provem ent,
low er
production
costs, o rd erly m a rk e tin g , im proved
p ackaging for cousum ers and ad
v ertisin g , Cosby continues.
“ The Oregon tu rk ey grow er is
fortified by years of experience and
by a v a ila b ility of q u ality breeding
stock, says Cosby. “ He is fu rth e r
protected by h av in g a choice of two
m ethods of m a rk e tin g his tu rk ey
crop th ro u g h
established indepen
dent dealers and established coop
erativ e m a rk e tin g associations serv
ing the w estern su rp lu s producing
areas. He is s till fu rth e r fo rtified by
h av in g a choice of p u rch asin g his
feed e ith e r th ro u g h cooperative or
ind ep en d en t feed ag encies.”
The seven-page c irc u lar co n tain s
considerable specific
inform ation
re la tin g to steps in m ost efficien t
tu rk ey production. Feed form ulas
are given for both b reeding and
grow ing flocks. The h an d lin g of
breeding stock is discussed a t some
length, as is th e h an d lin g of h a tc h
ing eggs, th e feeding schedule d u r
ing brooding, points on fin ish in g
tu rk ey s for m ark et, and m ethods for
avoiding off-flavors in tu rk ey m eat.
The circu lar, No. 314, may be ob
tained free.
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HERMISTON UNION CHURCH
C. W arn er, P asto r.
Bible school 1 0 :0 0 A. M.
W orship service 1 1 :0 0 A. M.
7 :00 P. M., C h ristian E ndeavor.
8 :00 P. M., C hurch services.
Midweek p ray er and Bible study,
W ednesday, 7 :30 P. M.
Ladies Aid each W ednesday 2:00
P. M.
M issionary m eeting, second W ed
nesday of each m onth.
Bible school su p e rin te n d e n t Chas.
D uvall; P resid en t, C. E., C ath erin e
M cM ullen; P re sid en t L adies Aid
Mrs. C. W a rn e r; P re sid en t M ission
ary Society, Mrs^ C. R. Moore.
SEV EN TH DAY ADVENTIST
CHURCH.
A. T. K ingsbury, E ld er
S abbath school a t 1 0:00 A. M.
Mrs. J. O. Gray, su p e rin ten d e n t.
P reach in g service a t 11 :0 0 A. M.
METHODIST CHURCH
R. R. F in k b eln er. P asto r
Sunday school 1 0 :0 0 A. M. J u n
ior church 11:00, and m o rn in g w or
ship a t 11:00. E p w o rth L eague at
6:30 P. M. an d even in g praise and
UHTJBCH NOTES
♦ p reaching service a t 7 :3 0 o’clock.
L adies’ Aid every firs t an d th ird
W ednesday.
Midweek
song
and
CHRISTIAN SCIENSE CHURCHES p reaching service on T h u rsd ay al
7:30 P. M. Bible schoo. S atu rd ay ,
«rtV E R L A S T IN G
Punishm ent”
2:00 P. M.
j j was the subject of the Les
Ju n io r
church
su p e rin ten d e n t,
son-Sermon in all C h u r c h e s of
Lois H u tch iso n ; L adies' Aid p resi
dent.
Em m a
F elth o u se;
Sunday
Christ, Scientist, on Sunday, May 1.
school su p e rin ten d e n t.
Opal R a in
The Golden Text was, “Have I
w ater;
E p w o rth L eague presid en t,
any pleasure at all th a t the wicked
Rebecca P ierso n ; C hurch p asto r, R.
should die? saith the Lord God:
R. F inkbeiner.
and not th a t he should return
from his ways, and live?”
HERMISTON BA PTIST CHURCH
Among the citations which com
“ Be not deceived; God is not
prised the Lesson-Sermon was the
mocked: for w hatsoever a man sow-
following from the Bible: "Now
eth, th a t sh all he also reap. For he
no chastening for the p r e s e n t
seemeth to be joyous, but griev
th a t sow eth to his flesh sh all of the
ous: nevertheless a f t e r a r d it
flesh reap co rru p tio n : b ut he th a t
yieldeth the peaceable f r u i t of
sow eth to th e s p irit sh all of the
righteousness unto them which are
s p irit reap life e v e rla stin g .” G al.6:
exercised thereby” (Heb. 1 2 :1 1 ).
The Lesson-Sermon also includ
ed the following correlative pass
ages from the C hristian Science
textbook, " S c ie n c e and Health
with Key to the S criptures” bv
Mary Baker Eddy: “ The sharp ex
perience of belief in th e supposi
titious life of m atter, as well as
our disappointm ents and ceaseless
woes, tu rn U 3 like tired children
to th e arm s of divine Love. . . .
SALMON
Through the wholesome chastise
Colum
bia
Red
m ents of Love, we are helped on
Pound Can .....
ward in the march tow ard righ
teousness, peace, and purity, which
are the landm arks of Scien"e” (pp.
MOTHERS OATS
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7, 8.
10:00 A. M., C hurch school, “ Co
o p era tin g in Service.”
1 1:00 A. M., M orning w orship an d
serm on, “ T hings declared of God to
be v ita l in lives of C h ristia n s.”
Rom. 12:
7 :00 P. M., Service conducted by
th e young people, Miss Bonnie Je a n
F o llett, leader.
8:00 P. M., "T h e Jezebel of T hva-
tira and W h at She R epresents.”
7 :00 P. M., W ednesday, c h o ir
p ractice and prayer m eeting in th e
church.
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Mrs. H ow ard M ontgom ery, Supt.
M orning w orship a t 1 1:00 o'clock.
C h ild re n ’s services a t th e parso n
age a t 1 1 :00, Mrs. T u rn e r in charge.
E v an g elistic service In th e eve
n in g a t 7 :45 P. M.
Bible Study F rid ay a t 7 :45 P. M.
Com m union and m issionary ser
vice th e first
Sunday
of every
m onth.
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Q uart ..................
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TOMATO JUICE
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