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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO fyrtnirtjin iprralii Published every T hursday a t H erm is ton, U m atilla County, Oregon, by P au lin e M. Stoop and A lfred Q uiring, Publishers. B ntered as Second Class M atter December, 1906, U m atilla County, Oregon . ___ ______ ___ ____________ Subscription Rates. One Year ..................................... 82.00 Six M onths .................................. 1-00 T h ree M onths ...................................... 60 ♦ COLUMBIA ♦ • By Lois Hutchison •> E lm er Johnston and E v erett Stooksberry arrived on th e project Tuesday. They are from th e Im per ial V alley and are w aterm elon pick ers. They expect to pick fifty acres a t Boardm an, and all th e large patches in th is d istrict. Mr. and Mrs. George Liebe and sons m ade a trip to P endleton T ues day. Miss M axine B linston left Sunday fo r P h ilip sb u rg , M ontana. She is m aking th e trip w ith Mr. Jenderson of P h ilipsburg who moved the house hold goods of Mr. and Mrs. H arvey DeMoss here and is re tu rn in g home a f te r spending a week on th e pro ject. H is a friend of th e B linston fam ily. M axine, who expects to be gone about two weeks, w ill visit relatives and friends. J. H. R yland is believed to have th e first w aterm elons ready for ¡m ark et on th e project, and perhaps the first in the state. Between two and th ree tons w ere picked Tuesday by the melon pickers. Mrs. J. H. R yland left Tuesday for a w eek’s v isit w ith h er sister- in-law , Mrs. Hoof, in W alla W alla. Mrs. H attie K enney of Joseph, Ore., came Monday for a w eek’s vis it a t th e H enry H ooker home. She lived here a few years ago. She has been v isitin g a d au g h ter a t P ine h u rst, W n., and is on h e r retu rn trip. The first w edding an n iv ersary of Mr. and Mrs. H arvey DeMoss was celebrated Sunday at the Jo h n De Moss home. The picnic d in n e r was served on th e law n and included a large an n iv ersary cake and ice cream. Those present for th e occa sion w ere Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jack- son and son Bill, Mr. and Mrs. Enos M artin, d au g h ter Anna Rae and son Bob, and Mr. and Mrs. H. J. O tt and d au g h ters E dna and M arion. Mrs. M ary H a rr who has been v isitin g her sister a t Y akim a for several weeks, is now in Seattle. She is m aking th e trip w ith her nephew . Bob Law rence. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Goodrich are the proud p are n ts of an eight-pound son born Ju ly 19th a t St. A nthony’s hospital in P endleton. Miss M ary E llis spent T uesday a t th e home of her sister, Mrs. F o rrest Moore. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. O tt m ade a trip to the Claude H anseom ranch near H elix to v isit Mrs. O tt’s sister. Miss M artha W a lth e rs w ho Is em ployed there. Jam es S tew art has retu rn ed home from E ugene. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McMullen and CLOSING OUT SALE OF E lectrical Appliances 1 - B5 GE REFRIGERATOR $ 1 4 5 *0 0 Mr. and Mrs. A. Buhm ann spent Sunday evening a t th e F o rrest Moore home. Lois Blum, who has been w orking for Mrs. F ra n k Beddow, had th e m isfortune to b reak her arm . She retu rn ed home last week. W illiam F o ster and son Mark made a trip to W’a lla W alla Monday. L. W. Dixson retu rn ed home from Hot Lake S atu rd ay . He spent two weeks a t th e lake and feels g rea tly improved. Chas. Lynch, who is here from Cloverdale to look a fte r business in terests, spent Sunday a t th e Percy Corman home. Mrs. D orcas Carson and ch ild ren also w ere d in n er guests. Mrs. E lm er Dixson, who has been to K laber, W n., for a w eek’s visit w ith h er m other, retu rn ed home Sunday m orning. E arl and Jim S tew art were v isi tors a t th e Jo h n Jendrzejew ski home Sunday. V irg in ia Dyer is employed a t th e R. W. W ilkes home. Mrs. W illis S tru th e rs and son A r th u r C row ner visited S tan ley S tru th e rs on B u tte r Creek S aturday. W illis S tru th e rs who is w orking in th a t vicin ity , retu rn ed home w ith them to rem ain over Sunday. Mrs. O. H. Buell and son C layton and Mrs. Epperson m ade a business trip to P endleton T h u rsd ay of last week. Alice Steiw er and gran d so n of Sa lem, an d Je ru sh a G riffith of Vale spent several days la st week w ith th e ir sister, Mrs. R. W. W ilkes. Columbia G range had a d in n e r at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jess A n son last week. V ictor E pperson, who has been employed for th e past several m onths a t th e Cozy C igar sto re in Pendleton, spent M onday evening w ith his paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Epperson. Clayton Buell is leav in g for P o rt land th is week to visit his two sis ters. Out on our farm s— W. H. N eber- gall, o u r beloved elderly neighbor, p rep arin g his evening meal on his electric p la te— Mrs. F o rrest Moore sm ilingly fin ish in g a much delayed iro n in g — F o rrest Moore com m enting to his son as th ey do th e evening chores, on th e m erits of electricity — Mrs. H enry H ooker fry in g chick en on h er new electric stove, th en reach in g in to th e new re frig e ra to r for an iced dessert. W hile the m ajo rity of us perspire over our labor sav in g devices, Mrs. O. H. Buell and Mrs. W. A. F o ster placidly sit in the breeze of th e ir electric fans. where they w ill v isit a t th e A. E. M cFarland home. E d ith N ickerson and H elen R us sell motored to H erm iston T h u rs day. Clara Mae D illon, who spent th e week v isitin g w ith Miss V. Compton in H ilgard, re tu rn e d home S aturday. B. Lilly re tu rn e d home from Hook S aturday. H e has been relief forem an there. He rem ained w ith his fam ily over th e week end. Many Boardm an people atten d ed th e dance a t L exington S atu rd ay night. A W hitcom b Riley program was given by C aptain H all of M cM inn ville and an ice cream social wa< held a t th e church S atu rd ay night. A large crowd atten d ed th e m eeting. C harlie M arshall and son C harlie, and N orvalle S hannon spent Sunday in Boardm an. They a re w orking a t Ione in th e harv est. Jim Agee who has been w orking around Idite in th e h arv e st fields spent th e week end a t his home. The Ju v en ile G range held a pic nic Sunday aftern o o n on the riv er above Coyote. T hey w ere accom panied by th e ir leader, Mrs. W . Ba ker, and several of th e ch ild re n ’s parents. Mr. an d Mrs. H. R. P arso n s mo tored to Pendleton Sunday w here Mr. P arsons atten d e d a railro ad m eeting. B uster R ands took a group of peo ple on th e tru ck to th e show Sunday n ig h t a t H erm iston. Mr. McSwain re tu rn e d from P o rt land and will rem ain here d u rin g the w aterm elon season. John H ealy and fam ily of Echo visited here over th e week end. M ildred Ayers retu rn ed home W ednesday from Los A ngeles w here she has been v isitin g for th e past few m onths. H arry Holden, who has been in C alifornia, retu rn ed to Boardm an W ednesday and w ill rem ain here d u rin g w aterm elon season. V ernon Russell left T h u rsd ay evening for Cascade. Idaho, w here he will rem ain for th e summ er. * IRRIGON * ♦ By MRS. W. C. ISOM * Mrs. OUie Coryell had th e m isfor tu n e to fall on her cem ent steps and fra c tu re a bone in th e w rist of her 1 - B5 GE REFRIGERATOR $ 1 4 9 *0 0 left arm . Geo. H artm a n , P endleton post m aster, passed th ro u g h tow n Mon 1 - AV-1 G E CLEANER $ 1 9 *5 0 day an d called a t th e postoffice here. He is to u rin g th e county in 1 - AV-5 G E CLEANER $ 2 9 *5 0 the in te rest of th e N ational P o st m asters association. Morrow coun ty is 100 per cen t in m em bership. G E CLOCKS AND OTHER ELECTRICAL MERCHANDISE Mr. and Mrs. H arvey W arn er and at COST! ♦ BOARDMAN ♦ two d au g h ters left Tuesday m orning for T u rn er, Ore., to atten d th e F ull By Maryetta Thomas Gospel m eeting. They expect to vi- H. B. Thom as and d au g h ter M ary- «'t relativ es and friends in th e val- e tta m otored to H erm iston F rid ay 'ey and w i" 8° to th e coast before retu rn in g . on business. Mr. and Mrs. M aynard H oagland Mrs. McDonald, accom panied by her sister, m otored to U m atilla a re sta y in g a t th e W a rn er home d u rin g th e W a rn ers’ absence. Miss B arb ara B erry of P o rtlan d ‘v isitin g her g ran d p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. E m m ett McCoy. Mr. an d Mrs. E arl Isom, E arl Leach and V onna Jones spent the 1 Pkg. CHEESIT and week end on a cam ping trip a t Rock Springs and Meacham. G erald Buell, who has been in 3 can» TOM ATO JUICE P o rtlan d for m edical tre a tm e n t, has retu rn ed home. Mrs. Hugh Grim m , who has been v isitin g her fa th e r a t K im berly, Ore., retu rn ed S atu rd ay evening. ROOT BEER EXTRACT, H ir e s ......................... Mr. and Mrs. B ert D exter and d a u g h te r spent th e w eek end in th e m ountains. CHOCOLATE M ALTED MILK, Brimfull Mrs. M yrtle M arkham and two d au g h ters and Mrs. V irginia Chaney DOG FOOD, K e n w o o d ........................... 12 for j and d au g h ter retu rn ed S atu rd ay from a trip in th e m o u n tain s to BO RAXO ................................................................. g a th e r huckleberries. They rep o rt berries very scarce. R obert C ham bers is in P endleton for m edical tre a tm e n t. Mrs. Cham- C ham bers’ p are n ts from W alla FLAVOR JELL .................................... I W alla visited her Monday. KOOL AD E ............................................ E sth e r Louise and Beth W arn er | visited th e ir g ra n d p a re n ts, Mr. and W H ITE FLOATINNG S O A P ........... Flaky Bake Mrs. A. R. B oulw are from W ednes LADY GOD1VA S O A P ...................... day u n til Friday. Fred M arkham of R ichland. W n., KREMEL PU D D IN G , all flavors .... 49 lbs. is v isitin g his cousin Chas. M ark- CHOCOLATE SY R U P, H ershey’s ...... I ham. Mrs. F ra n k Bnace. d a u g h te r BROW N B E A U T Y B EA N S .................. SpCCl'llS Florene and son Bobble. Jo h n Swear Red & W hite ingon and Donald H oughton, who have been at Cannon Beach, Ore., I th e past week, retu rn ed home Mon BORAX CHIPS 49 lbs. day. Mr. and Mrs. R ich ard Becker are OVEN BAKED BEA N S, R & W 28 oz. - 2 for here on a business trip from C alif- | ornia. Herm iston Light & P o w er Co. 35c iJuly 29-30-Aug. 1 25* .... 29* 59* 15< 5c FLOUR $1.39 23* $1.59 STARCH, Red & W hite ....................................... ah THURSDAY, JULY 28. 1938. THE H E R M IST O N H E R A L D . HERM ISTON. OREGON Camps Pork Beans • 1 t<ill ™ 3 Toi* 2 0 * 3 Pkg». GUM or C A NDY BARS D eviled Meat, R & W 1 | ’s .... 3 for M U STAR D , R & W Prepared V IEN N A SA U SA G E C hocolate Syrup, Hershey’s 16 oz. ORANGE JUICE, R & W 12 oz. APRICOT NECTAR, R & W CROW N SA R D INES ...................... Pineapple, Crush, or Sliced, Buffet SUNSPUN Q uart 10c Specials 39c SANDWICH SPREAD R & W. - Pint OUR MEAT DEPARTMENT JUST PASSED A PERFECT GRADE FOR SANITATION AND REFRIGERATION! HERMISTON TRADING CO. Free Delivery Phone 341 Prompt, Courteous Service Your Friendly Home Owned Store the r e d & W H IT E T t f Sign of > D eptndibl« Store STORES ♦ PINE C IT Y * By Mrs. Bernice W a tte n b u rg e r Mr. and Mrs. G lenn O rr who have been employed a t th e A. E. W a tte n b u rg er ranch since F eb ru ary left Sunday m orning for th e ir hom e at Ju n ctio n City. K ansas. Bids have been called and le t on th e P ine City school busses and Jan ito r w ork. Mrs. Clayton Ayers is d riv in g th e ro u te from th e Tony Vey I ranch to th e school and Fred Rouch i is d riv in g th e R ouch route. Burl W a tte n b u rg e r has th e ro u te from i the O 'B rien ranch to the school. I R alph Neill is th e ja n ito r. Mr. and Mrs. C lifford Esdeltyne of Echo w ere callers a t th e A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r ran ch F rid ay n ig h t. T hey installed a new rad io and re frig e ra to r for Mr. W a tte n b u rg e r. B u tter Creek people a re enjoying th e convenience of th e electric pow er. Mr. and Mrs. F red Van Orsdall of P endleton were S unday guests of th e E S W a tte n b u rg e r fam ily. T he 4-H Sew ing club g irls met w ith th e ir leader. Mrs. F aye Finch, at th e school house last T h u rsd ay A fter th e ir m eeting th e g irls en- Joved a sw im m ing p arty . L ucille W a tte n b u rg e r bad her tonsils removed at th e tonsil clinic at H erm iston Tuesday Violet Allen is assistin g w ith the work a t th e A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r home. (Held from last week.) Mr. and Mrs Dale Akers and daughter of Eight Mile spent Sun day evening at the A. E W atten Think z Consider this: 4 out of 5 property owners choose Capita, S tock Company Fire Insurance because it provides definite protection at a known cost . . . because It is backed by financial surplus and capital stock as w ell as legal reserves . . . because it maintains local Agents for quick, courteous service when you're in trouble. That's the kind of insurance YO U w a n t! That's the kind of in YOUR home, furnish surance WE supply. ings, a u to m o b ile and other possessions are valuable. They should be insured . . . not only against fire but every hazard Stando that threatens. But think before orotection you choose the tvpe of insur ance. There is a difference. te » V » * FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON ü F. B. SWAYZE, P resid en t Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation b u rg er home. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B artholom ew of Spokane spent th e week end at th e ir hom e on B u tte r Creek. Mr. and Mrs. Jo h n H ealy an d Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daly atten d ed th e fu n eral of Jo h n Lee in P endleton S at urday. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and ch ild ren and Mr. an d Mrs. M arion F inch an d ch ild ren , Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Y oung and ch ild ren an d B ert B arnes visited th e E. B. W a tte n b u r ger fam ily S atu rd ay evening. Mrs. Reid Buseick and children of Long Creek and Mrs. E arl W a t te n b u rg e r spent a few days last week a t th e A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r home. Mrs. W a tte n b u rg e r retu rn ed to Long Creek w ith Mrs. Buseick for a week end v isit a t h e r home. Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n H arriso n and son Jo h n n y w ere S unday d in n er guests a t the E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r home. The group also atten d ed the p ic tu re ‘‘In Old Chicago” th a t even ing in H eppner. Jam es Cross of Irrig o n is w iring th e P in e City school house an d au d ito riu m th is week so th a t th e b u ild ings w ill be in read in ess for the com ing schol term . B u tter Creek people a re enjoying th e com pletion of th e much needed road g rad in g from th e Jarm o n cor ner to P ine City. P a t O’Brien, th e youngest son of Mrs. Lucy O’Brien, is in .¡the .H epp ner h o sp ital w here he has been u n dergoing tre a tm e n t for th ro a t tro u ble. Ray A yers retu rn ed to Meadow Creek w ith B ert B arn es Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. M arion F inch and ch ild ren spent S unday aftern o o n at th e J. S. Moore home. The pea-h au lers from A thena are h au lin g pea vines to fill th e p its at the Tom Boylen ran ch . Miss H en rie tta H elm s left S a tu r day for an extended visit w ith re la tives in P ortland. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B artholom ew stopped for lunch w ith Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thomson w hile on th e ir way to Spokane. The P ine City school board met last F rid a y evening and m ade th e ir selection of teachers for th e com ing vear. T he personnel will be as fol lows: Mrs. Lois K en t of R ainier. Ore., upper g rad e te ac h er: Miss M argaret W eaver, P o rtlan d , prim a- ry teach er; Miss Je an Sallberg. W alla W alla, W n.. h igh school teach er; B arton C lark, H eppner, principal. Com m issioner Roy N eill visited a t W allow a lake from F rid ay u n til Sunday and looked a fte r his sheep business there. Miss Doris Scott is assistin g w ith the w ork a t the Roy Neill home. Miss Mabel Rouch is assistin g w ith the cooking a t th e Ju lian Rouch home d u rin g th e harvest. Mr. and Mrs. H ugh Neill of W es ton, Lloyd B alldridge, and Mrs. B er nice M athers and son of Echo w ere Sunday visitors a t th e W. D. N eill home. CONNOR'S REPAIR SHOP General Automobile Repair R eborftig - B a tte ry Service and W elding- - Chevrolet P a rts W illard B atteries Phone 53-W Hermiston FOR EYE COMFORT AND SIGHT CONSERVATION Com e to Pendleton for Your O ptical N eeds! Eyes Examined by Modem Methods. Glasses Ground to Fit When Needed. — REASONABLE PRICES — DR. D ALE ROTHW ELL OPTOMETRIST OVER WOOLWORTHS Pendleton, Ore. Phone 535-J BOYNTON & KELLEY SPECIALS FOR JU L Y 29th, 30th & A U G U ST 1st BORENE L arge Package Each ........ ........ TOILET T ISSU E 29* BAKING PO W DER SALM ON K. C. 56 oz. can .......... P ink - Fine for Loaf 2 tall cans . . 25 oz. can ......... PORK & BEA N S Van Camps T all T ins 4 CLINIC 1000-Sheet Rolls ................... m jP * Medium T ins « & j 2 for .............................. * 2 * SO A PY SU D Z G ran u lated Soap < 24 ox. Pkg....................... » s F * 37* 19* ICE CREAM MIX B u rn e tt's P er Can .............................