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THE
H E R M IS T O N
H E R A L D . H E R M IS T O N , O R E G O N .
N early *4,000,000 in jobless in
More th a n *139,000,000 in bene
îb f iffrunatuii ferali)
su ran ce h as been paid by the sta te fits were d istrib u ted to unem ployed
unem ploym ent com pensation com insured w orkers in th e U nited S tates
mission.
d u rin g the first six m onths of 1938. Published every T h u rsd ay a t Hermla-
•on, U m atilla County, Oregon, by
-*auiine M. Stoop and A lfred Q ulrlng,
Publishers.
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TO THE CUSTOMER THAT MAKES THE
LARGEST PURCHASE SATURDAY —
WE WILL GIVE A $2.00 CASH PRIZE
(Excluding Sugar by 100 pounds)
Entered as Second Class M atter
December, 1906, U m atilla County,
Jregon.
S ubscription Rates.
)ne Year ..................................... *2.00
3ix M onths ................................... 1.00
Three M onths ...............
.50
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M U ST A R D Dry - F or Pickles
P ure Cider
V INEG AR
KERR
R egular Lids
- % lb. pkg.
t
$
t
By ERMA BYRNES.
Gal.
*
Doz.
P erfect P ectin
B ottle
JELS RITE
Borden’s
T all Cans
MILK
Alaska
L arge Can
SA LM O N
R egular Size
P O T A T O CHIPS
F lu ffiest
M A R SH M A L L O W S
Lb. Pkg.
9-Inch
P A P E R PL A TE S
2 Doz. 15
3 Cans 10c
D EV ILED M EA T
1 P ound 15c
P E A N U T BU TTER
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Mr. and Mrs. Bill S w itzler and
Mrs. Jo h n Lennox spent S atu rd ay in
The Dalles.
G lenn Ostrom, V ane H ia tt and
M aurice Priddy sp en t th e week end
in th e m ountains near Dale ran g e r
sta tio n , fishing.
Mr. and Mrs. John M ustard and
d au g h ter B etty sp en t T h u rsd ay and
F rid ay in P o rtlan d .
Mrs. E. M. M cKenzie and d au g h
te r Jean retu rn ed home F rid a y from
P o rtlan d w here th ey had been on
business.
Sid Sailor of A storia arriv ed F rl
day to spend several days v isitin g
here.
Mrs. Milo M cFarland, who has
I been q u ite ill for some tim e, is m uch
b etter and is expected home some
I tim e th is week from th e St. A ntho-
| ny’s hospital in Pendleton.
Mr. and Mrs. G lenn Ostrom w ere
I honored T h u rsd ay evening by th e
I Ladies Aid and friends a t th e home
I of Del Jackson, w ith a show er. The
program was a mock w edding. As
Mrs. Don H arry m an san g “T he Wed
d in g of th e P ain te d Doll,” th e bride
th rew her bouquet, and th e hon
oree’s h u n ted th e gifts. R efresh
m ents w ere served. The honoree re
ceived m any lovely gifts.
Ed. Skoubo, Mrs. E. McKenzie
and B etty and Mrs. G lenn Ostrom
spent S atu rd ay in P endleton.
B etty McKenzie, who is in tr a in
ing at St. A n th o n y ’s ho sp ital. re
tu rn ed S atu rd ay from h er home here
from a th ree w eeks’ v acatio n and
rest.
i
2
4
15c
44c
$ 1 .3 9
$ 1 .0 9
FLO UR
Connor’s Cash Store
Specials for July 15th - 16th - 18th
Mustard
Chili Sauce
Cocktail Sauce
Sliced B eef
COFFEE
Red & White
24
$ 2 .2 9
2 5 |j‘, $ 1 .3 9
SA LM O N
R ed & W hite
Silver Rapids
OF
OREGON
R E D
F O U R out of five property
Stando
orofettion
What about you?
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON
F. B. SWAYZE, P resid en t
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
FOR
UMATILLA COUNTY.
BOYNTON & KELLEY
SPECIALS FOR FRL, SATURDAY & MONDAY
July 15th, 16th & 18th.
BEANS
PINEAPPLE
Broken Sliced
L arge Cans - Each
19*
W h ite or Brow n
10 lbs.....................
BROOMS
CORN FLAKES
F resh & Crisp
Reg. P k g s............
»3*
4
Made in Boardm an
E ach .......................... ..
33*
HONEY
SALMON
Columbia R iv er Red
L arge Cans ....................
15*
L ig h t Amber
5 lb. pails ....................
10 lb. pails ..................
OATS
T rian g le B rand
L arg e P k g ......................
Small
Pkgs..........................
»3*
»5*
White Eagle
SOAP CHIPS
5 lbs. net
47*
Burnett’s
ICE CREAM MIX
Assorted F lav o rs
E ach ................................
OLIVES
L in d sa y ’s Medium
2 ta ll cans ....................
25*
PANCAKE FLOUR
35*
Each
49*
9S*
9.8 Pound Bags
P e r Bag ...................
COARSE GRAHAM
10 lb. bag
P er Bag ...................
5*
CRACKERS
Snow flakes or K rispies
W h ite or G raham
«mewu
2 lb. p k g..........................
Cascade G raham
2 lbs. .............................. “ j F
53*
37*
BORENE
L arge Package
E ach ................................
Jb’r*
29*
TUNA FLAKES
F in e for Sandw iches
% size can .................
15*
Ben Cree
C ottage
Cheese
VASATI9K
LARBS &v
p in t
Q
&
In addition, we, as your local
□gent and counselor are
always readily available for
advice and assistance to you.
owners select Capital Stodfc
Company Fire Insurance in
preference to other types.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF T H E !
STATE
When you deal with this office
you receive policies backed by
financial surplus and capital
stock as well as legal reserves.
BACON
RMI8TON TRADING <
H E
?
Are youlgivino YOUR home,
furnishings, business, automo
bile and other possessions
the sound protection of this
dependable form of insurance?
25c
Peanut Butter
Extracts
V inegar - Pure Cider
C o r n -P e a s-B e a n s0’2.Va,ue 2 4 FOr $ 2 .2 9
T om atoes
Pure Cane Sugar
YOU
J. V. VILLERMOURE
BUY WITH CONFIDENCE-OUR R W BRANDS
M ayonnaise
French Dressing
Sun Spun
Sandw ich Spread Red * whlte ' pint
What about
SUMMONS
Equity No. 6286
STATE OF OREGON, represented
and ac tin g by th e W orld W ar V et
eran s S tate Aid Commission
P la in tiff,
vs.
LOGAN C. TODD and D orothy R.
Todd, his w ife;
U m atilla E lectric
Co-operative A ssociation, a co rp o r
atio n ; The F irs t N atio n al B ank of
H erm iston, a N atio n al B anking Cor
p o ratio n ; U m atilla County, Oregon,
a q u asi-m unicipal co rp o ratio n ; H a r
ry R. N ew port and M aria L. New
Embossed - 80 count
port, his w ife; Jo h n Jam es Seaton
Pkgs.
and Ja n e Doe Seaton, his w ife; and
E li W in esett,
S w ift's
L b,.
D efendants,
To: Jo h n Jam es Seaton and
S ilver Spike - 49 Lbs.
Ja n e Doe Seaton, his w ife; and
A bsolutely G u aranteed
Eli W inesett,
IN TH E NAME OF TH E
STATE OF OREGON:
All P urpose - 49 lb. sack
You are hereby required to ap
pear .and answ er th e com p lain t filed
large shipment of Sugar to arrive Fri. a.m.
a g a in st you. in th e above en titled
co u rt and cause, w ith in four weeks
— SEE
U S ! —
from the date of th e firs t p u b lica
tion of th is sum m ons, and if you
fail to so ap p ear an d an sw er for
w an t thereof p la in tiff w ill apply to
said co u rt for th e relief prayed for
and dem anded in said com plaint, to-
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
w it:
NEXT TO BAKERY
A decree for th e foreclosure of
Phone 1031
H erm iston
p la in tiff’s m ortgage upon the
h e re in a fte r described real p ro p er
ty, to -w it:
From th e southw est co rn er of
th e N W *4 SE'A of Section 12,
T ow nship 4 n o rth R ange 28, E.
W. M., ease 0 degrees 26 m inutes
so u th 1620 feet to a p o in t in “ A”
L ine can al; thence east 31 de
grees 22 m in u tes n o rth 447 feet
to a point in cen ter of "A ” Line
Canal, the p o in t of b eg in n in g :
th en ce east 31 degrees 22 m in
utes n o rth 306 feet to a p o in t in
said "A ” L ine C anal: thence
n o rth 13 degrees 9 m in u tes east
Red & W h ite - 9 oz.
307 feet to a p o in t in said “ A”
L in e C anal; th en ce n o rth 27 de
Not too hot - Not too mild
grees 50 m in u tes east, 345 feet to
a p o in t in said “ A” L ine C anal;
Red & W hite 12 oz.
thence n o rth 53 degrees 19 m in
u tes east, 197 feet to a p o in t in
said “A ” L ine Canal, and a point
10 oz.
on th e east line of said Section
12; thence n o rth on said section
lin e 655 feet to a point in cen ter
Red & W hite - 3% oz.
of “ C” L ine C anal; th en ce w est
A Q uality Coffee!
0 degrees 48 m in u tes so u th , 270
feet, to a po in t in cen ter of “ C”
A T h rifty Price!
L ine C anal; th en ce w est 57 de
Red & W h iite - Q uart
grees 38 m in u tes south 269 feet,
Makes T astier Salads
to a point in cen ter of “ C” Line
C anal; thence w est 20 degrees 16
8 oz. - Fresh! Zesty!
m in u tes so u th 237 feet, to a point
in cen ter of “C” L ine C anal;
th en ce w est 41 degrees 59 m in
Q uart
u tes south. 625 feet to a p o in t in
A new trea t in store for you.
ce n te r of “ C” L ine C anal; thence
w est 19 degrees 54 m in u tes
south, six feet to a point in cen
Ideal Sandw ich F illin g
te r of “C” L ine C anal;
thence
south 31 degrees 42 m in u tes east
962 feet, to p o in t of beginning.
And for a decree th a t p la in tiff
Red & W hite
Lbs.
have a first and p rio r lien created
by a m ortgage given by Logan C.
Red .<• W hite - 2 oz.
Todd and D orothy R. Todd, his wife
Lemon or Vanilla
to p la in tiffs upon said real prop
erty , and th a t said lien and m o rt
Red & W hite
S - 10 Slab
gage is prior and su p erio r to any
Q uart
lien or in te re st of th e d efen d an ts
herein, or any persons claim in g by,
th ro u g h or u n d er them , or anyone
of them , and th a t th ey be forever
barred and foreclosed of all rig h t,
title, in te rest an d claim in and to
For
said real property, and each and
every p art and parcel thereof, save
and except the sta tu to ry r ig h t of
redem ption, and
For a fu rth e r decree th a t plain
tiff has a rig h t, in te rest and estate,
and is now in possession of said
prem ises, and th a t such rig h t, in te r
est an d possession is free from any
rig h t, title , estate, lien o r in
te re st of s a i d
defen d an ts, or
Rich Red Salmon
an y one or m ore of them , and
rroni A laska
th a t th ey have no rig h t, title , estate,
A Bargain in
lien or in te re st in said land or any
Sea Food!
m
For
p a rt th ereo f, and re stra in in g and
en jo in in g said d efen d an ts from as
se rtin g or claim ing any rig h t, title,
claim , lien or in te re st In said land,
or any p a rt thereof, adverse to
p la in tiff, and for such o th e r and
fu rth e r general relief as to th e
C ourt may seem m eet and equitable.
T his sum m ons is published in th e
Free Delivery
Phone 341
Prompt. Courteon. Service
H erm iston H erald, a w eekly new i-
paper published in H erm iston, Ore
Your Friendly Home Owned Store
gon. for four successive weeks, p u r
su a n t to an o rder m ade and en tered
herein by th e Hon. C alvin L. Sweek
C ircu it Ju d g e of th e above en title d
co u rt, on the 3 0th day of Ju n e,
1938. and th e d ate of th e firs t pub
licatio n of th is sum m ons it th e 3 0th
day of Ju n e, 1938.
C. C. PROEBSTEL.
Attorney for P lain tiff, Resi
dent and Pont Office Ad
dress. Pendleton. Oregon.
(June 39-July 31)
N A P K IN S
SH O R TEN IN G
FLO UR
Another
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UMATILLA NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. F red W arn stro m
and d au g h ter Georgia of W aitsb u rg
visited a t th e home of h e r parents,
Mr. and Mrs. P ete McNabb, Sunday.
. Mrs. Clark of Boise, Idaho, Is vi
sitin g h er d au g h ter, Mrs. F ra n k
Clark.
George B utterw ood, who has been
off w ork for several weeks, h as re
tu rn ed to w ork
th is week. Les
Blakely, who has been ta k in g But-
terw ood’s place, w ith Mrs. B lakely
left Sunday for th e ir home in P o rt
land.
Milo M cFarland, Jam es Byrnes
and Don H ow er m otored to W alla
W alla Monday.
George H arvey of P o rtlan d spent
Monday v isitin g his au n t and uncle.
Mr. and Mrs. H ugh V an Schoiack
here.
Mrs. Roy Ju stln so n and Miss G er
tru d e H anson m otored to W asco
Tuesday. Miss H anson rem ained at
her home and Mrs. Ju stin so n re $
tu rn ed th e sam e evening.
Roy W ilson of The D alles died
here M onday n ig h t a t his home. Mr.
W ilson, a governm ent hou sin g in
spector a rriv in g h ere several weeks
ago, was b u ild in g a house. Mrs.
W ilson and son Scotty arriv ed la te r
and they had m ade th e ir home here
for two weeks.
THURSDAY. JULY 14. 1938.
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