The Hermiston herald., September 29, 1938, Image 6

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THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER 29, 1938
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON,
Local Happenings
M. J. T aylor received word T hurs
day of th e d eath of hla sister, Mrs.
G eorge Covey a t Pasco, Wn.
Miss ZeLa W ard of Echo and John
Quick of U m atilla a re now employed
a t Ben O’C onner’s.
Mr. and Mrs. B urrel Coxen of Hep
pner atten d ed the fair S aturday.
Miss M argaret McMullen retu rn ed
from S eattle la st F riday a fte r v isit­
ing h er a u n t aand uncle for two
weeks. H er fa th e r J. W. McMullen
m otored to b a G rande w ith her S un­
day w here she enrolled a t E astern
Oregon N orm al.
OASIS THEATRE
HERMISTON, OREGON
Friday - Saturday
SEPT. 30 - OCT. 1
DOUBLE
FEATURE
On the Trail of the White Tiger
In the far-off Jungles of Malay,
Adventure and Action Supreme,
With Natives as the Cast.
“ Booloo”
John Howard - Heather Angel in
BulldogDrummond
In Africa
Color C artoon— H unky & Spunky
Sun. - Mon. - Tues.
OCT. 2 - 3 - 4
CONTINUOUS SHOW SUNDAY
John Litel - Ann Sheridan
“Alcatraz Island”
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Colored C artoon— P lu to ’s Q ulnt-
puplets.
Comedy— W a itin g A round The
A lllu Mark.
Wednesday - Thursday
OCT. 4 - 5
Wednesday Special Night!
“ Penrod And His
Twin Brother”
w ith
the MAUCH TWINS
BILLY and BOBBY
FRANK CRAVEN
PLUS SHORT
FBATURB8.
BOARDMAN PROJECT PIONEERS BUILD
HOME AND TILL LAND IN SAGE PLAIN
A fter 21 years of labor Mr. and rem ark ab le th in g ab o u t it is th a t it
Mr. and Mrs. Guy H ouston of Hep Mrs. J. H. P ru te r have developed an bears heavily, th e q u a rte r a c re yield
p ner were buying cows on th e pro­ exceptionally
productive
40-acres ing from six to seven tons In one
ject Sunday. They visited th e Bob u n d er th e irrig a tio n d itc h on th e season. Mr. P ru te r has developed
A llsto tt family.
B oardm an project. T he lan d was th is b erry over a period of six years,
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd McDonald and bought from th e T itle & T ru s t com­ w hich he sta te s is a cross betw een
sm all d a u g h te r of P endleton were pany a t Irrig o n in 1917 an d came th e common w ild black c u rra n t and
business visitors in tow n W ednes­ u n d er th e irrig a tio n d itch in 1925. th e M ontana n ativ e huckleberry. He
day.
A sm all, low co n stru cted house is now has 185 vines in th e q u a rte
C. B. S tu a rt of San Diego, Calif., nestled a t the foot of tw o b eau tifu l acre.
visited from F rid a y u n til Tuesday W eeping W illow trees such as is
The berry m akes w onderful Jelly
w ith his sister, Mrs. Miles B arager. seldom seen in th is country. They
and jam and is used in pies and cob­
Miss Irm a A lexander of T he Dalles sta n d a t least 50 feet high an d th e
blers. Mr. P ru te r m akes w ine from
arriv ed la st T h u rsd ay and Is em­ low er w illow branches sweep the
the Juice.
ployed by Mrs. Ruby K n ig h t In ground. T he tru n k of th e larg est
Slips from th is vine have been
R uby's B eauty Shop.
tree is a t le ast 16 inches th ro u g h .
sen
t to various p a rts of th e co u n try
Mrs. W. T. K napp was operated P oplar trees have been p lan ted as
and m any local people have sta rte d
upon W ednesday a t St. A n thony’s w ind brakes.
patches to supply home needs.
hospital in P endleton.
T he P ru te rs farm only cash crops
Mr. and Mrs. P au l V an P atten and an d do th e work them selves except
Blight Resistant Melon.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. A tteb u ry w ent d u rin g h arv est. D espite his 75 years
Mr. P ru te r believes th a t th e high
h u n tin g in th e m o u n tain s n ear Mea­ Mr. P ru te r still takes care of a m a­ yield In G reen K londike w aterm el­
cham 3unday.
jo rity of th e w ork on th e farm as­ ons seen th is y ear was due to the
Mr. and Mrs. E lm er S trohm of Se­ sisted by Mrs. P ru te r who is in her b lig h t re sista n t melon of w hich he
a ttle arriv ed Sunday a t th e home of la te sixties. They farm 22 acres in secured seed. Melons w ere grow n
Mr. S tro h m ’s b ro th er, Mr. and Mrs. melons, sh ip p in g 9 carloads th is sea­ th is y ear on ground w here th ey had
Geo. Strohm for a w eek’s visit.
son, six acres of potatoes an d th e blighted th ree years before, and no
H. T. F ra ser u n d erw en t an op era­ rest of th e land in f ru it trees, g a r­ b lig h t was found. V olunteers in th e
tio n Tuesday a t St. A n th o n y ’s hos­ den, g rapes and berries. T hey do not same patch w ere susceptible.
pital in P endleton an d is rep o rted as keep cows or grow alfa lfa or corn.
Mr. P ru te r sta te s th a t th e G reen
doing nicely.
A m ilk goat supplies m ilk for th e ir K londike melon has th ree percent
Mrs. George Strohm received a table. The irrig atio n system used Is more su g a r co n ten t th a n o th er m el­
telegram S atu rd ay te llin g of the one th a t d istrib u tes th e w a te r w ith ons an d rip en s satisfacto rily .
death of h er b ro th er w ho w as a only occasional checking, ue to th e
Mr. P ru te r left his n a tiv e sta te of
resid en t of C ushing, Iowa.
row crops.
Iowa in 1883 and came to M ontana.
Claud W h ite and his m other, Mrs.
One of th e o u tstan d in g projects From th e re he came to P o rtlan d and
S arah W hite, and Em m a B ellenbrock on th e ir farm is th a t of o n e-fo u rth on a riv er b o at to W allula. Mrs.
of L exington, w ere a t th e U m atilla acre of w h a t they have nam ed th e P ru te r w as born in Illinois.
project fa ir S aturday.
“ P ru te r ” berry. It is a larg e blue-
T he P ru te rs are exam ples of hos­
J. A. F arn w o rth o f U m atilla, ha? black berry, some developing to the pital. in d u strio u s and th r ifty people
purchased the old C. E. B aker place, size of a sm all m arble, w hich has who till th e soil in th is irrig a te d
or la te r know n as the R a in w ater th e flavor of a black c u rra n t an d a d istric t, m ak in g homes on th e sage
place and has taken possession.
slig h t tra c e of huckleberry. T he one plains.
Eugene H anby retu rn ed home as
th e resu lt of a broken arm received
Miss C h arlo tte Helms, d au g h te r
GARDEN CLUB M A Y
w hile o p era tin g a tra c to r on Geor- of Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H elm s of
h a rt M ountain In K lam ath county. P in e City, Is employed as bookkeep­ BE FORMED
T h rift Shop Sale for F rid a y and er a t th e Oregon H ard w are & Im ple­
S atu rd ay , Septem ber 30 and October m ent Co.
Mrs. H. O. M ansfield of F ree­
1. Lots of g arm en ts to go cheap.
Mr. and Mrs. P ete r C astrlc a n ­ w ater, Ore., reg io n al vice presid en t
Many th in g s given aw ay. Doors nounce th e b irth of a son W ednes­ of G arden clubs of th e sta te , has ex­
open a t 10 o’clock a. m. H erm iston
day, Septem ber 28, a t St. A n th o n y ’s pressed a desire to have a garden
Union church.
adv
club sta rte d in H erm iston. She will
hospital in P endleton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed C onnally and son
be glad to come a t a d a te to be a r ­
Mrs. J. B. Saylor retu rn ed S a tu r­ ranged
Verl and d a u g h te r E vadene of P ay ­
to ta lk to an in terested
ette, Idaho, and Joe Cole of W eiser, day aftern o o n from a two w eek’s group, ex p lain in g th e aim s and bene
Idaho, w ere Sunday guests a t the F. visit w ith h er m other, Mrs. Lucy fits of a garden club.
W. Corpe home. Mrs. C onnally Is Mr. G erklng, and her sister, Mrs. Beck­
D u rin g th e last year th e re has
er, who live n ear Bend. She accom ­ been a noticeable g ro w th in in te­
Corpe’s sister.
Mrs. A1 Q u irin g and d au g h ter panied her d a u g h te r Miss Nelma rest in th e b eau tificatio n of home I
Shirley Jo an n e retu rn ed to th e ir Saylor on th e trip to Redmond, grounds, w ith flow ers, sh ru b s and
home Monday evening from D allas w here Miss Saylor teaches.
trees. W it i th is in te re st has come
Ore., w here they have been w ith her
Mr. and Mrs. H arry J. K endell the desire for th e form ation of a |
parents. Mr. Q u irin g motored to are v isitin g th e ir d au g h ter and fam ­ garden club.
D allas for them over the week end. ily, Mr, and Mrs. Leo E a rn h a rt, th is
W ith in two years of Its b eg in n in g |
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Neff of P o rt­ week and expect to rem ain u n til th e F reew ater G arden club won a |
land, who had visited here over th e some tim e a fte r th e first of October n atio n al aw ard for civic im prove­
week end, retu rn ed Tuesday. D uring when th ey w ill retu n n to th e ir home m ent. Such achievem ent not only I
th e ir stay Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Ray in C alifornia. They have been v isit­ b eau tifies the com m unity b u t is a
help to each in d iv id u al g ard e n er and |
nolds of Spokane also visited here. ing In In d ian a since last A pril.
garden.
They were g u ests of Mr. and Mrs.
B ette Louise M orfitt, g ran d d a u g h ­
W ill each person who Is in te rest-I
A lton K ingsbury.
ter of Mrs. G retchen Purdy, has en­ ed in h ea rin g Mrs. M ansfeld tell of
tered th e U niversity of Oregon, and w h at a g arden club w ill m ean to
is a pledge of th e K appa K appa p roject flow er-lovers, please leave
Gamma sorority. She was g ran ted th e ir nam e a t th e H erald office or
BERT QUICK
th e A aron F ra n k four year scholar­ w ith Mrs. Chas. T ay lo r a t th e e a rli­
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
ship last sum m er on g ra d u a tin g est possible d ate In o rd er th a t th e |
MOTORS
from St. H elen's H all, and recen tly d a te of m eeting m ay be arran g ed .
Phone 22-R
H erm iston
won a 2200 a year music sch o lar­
ship.
Mr. an d Mrs. W. O. K ersbergen
en tertain ed a t tw o consecutive d in ­
n er p arties T uesday and W ednesday
evening a t th e ir home. H onors in
c o n tra ct bridge w ent to Mr. and
Mrs. E. D. M artin and Mr. and Mrs.
Neil R obertson, and consolation to
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Jackson and Mr.
and Mrs. F. B. Swayze.
Improper heating, cold
floors, dead stagnant air,
lack of warm air circula­
tion are the causes of many winter-time ills.
The new Coleman Heater protects health and gives
more comfort because it has a two-way heating service.
When Heat-Reflector Doors are open, heat radiates into
a focused comfort tone. When doors art closed heat cir­
culates throughout the room.
This warm air flow is 35% greater than formerly.
Floors and cornera are kept warm. Cold air layers and
atagnant dead air pockets are broken up. Huge quan­
tities of freshly warmed air circulate through the house.
The temperature ia kept uniformly warm and healthful
from floor to cealing.
Protect the health of your family with a Coleman
Heater.
OREGON HARDWARE &
IMPLEMENT CO.
Miss Amy E lla Page of W oon­
socket, Rhode Island, sent a copy of
th e local paper to Mrs Chas. T aylor
of H erm iston, whom she v isits on
occasions, te llin g of th e d e v a sta tin g
flood and h u rric a n e w hich sw ept
th e n o rth w est as far as New E n g ­
land w ith a velocity In excess of 100
m iles an hour. The storm stru ck a l­
most w ith o u t w arn in g T h u rsd ay of
last week, rav ag in g the e n tire state.
Including W oonsocket an d its en v ir­
ons, and continued its d ev astatin g
course th ro u g h o u t th e rest of New
E ngland, and New York State,
thence on in to Canada. Miss Page
had ju s t retu rn ed from C alifornia
the day th e storm stru ck .
THOMAS WILSON'S
GIRLS MARRIED
Mr. an d Mrs. T hom as W ilson of
O lym pia, W n., announce th e m ar­
riage of th e ir d au g h ters, M ary and
R u th , Septem ber 24, in H oquiam ,
W n. Miss R u th W ilson becam e the
brid e of G eorge W a tk in s and Miss
M ary W ilson becam e th e bride of
Alson W ells.
T he double rin g cerem ony was
perform ed S atu rd ay aftern o o n and
th e vows read by Rev. L and of th e
first B a p tist ch u rch In Hoquiam .
T he b rid e R u th w ore a ta llle u r of
d ark rose w ith navy blue accessories
and a corsage of p ink rose buda and
sw eet peas. The bride M ary chose a
ta llle u r of d ark w ine w ith navy
blue accessories and a corsage simi
la r to th a t of h er sister.
A reception was held im m ediately
follow ing th e cerem ony a fte r w hich
th e couples left on a sh o rt w edding
trip . Upon th e ir re tu rn Mrs. Jack
W a tk in s en te rta in e d for th e couples
a t a d in n er, assisted by Mrs. Thos.
W ilson and Mrs. W a tk in s’ sister,
Mrs. McKenney. Covers w ere placed
SHOP and SAVE
FALL DRESSES............................... »2.95 and $4-95
P o p u lar colors & styles. Sheers. R ayons and L ig h t W eight Wools.
FOUNDATION GARMENTS, Knit to f i t ..... $1.95
SLIPS for Every O ccasion..................... 69c to $1.95
In clu d in g pink an d navy ta ffe ta — Form al Slips— B atin
slips w ith xlpper— Brocaded and O utsize Slips.
brassiere
In H erm iston
WORK WILL START ON
LUMBER YARD & PLANING MILL
WITHIN TEN DAYS
TO BE LOCATED NEAR BUTTER CREEK
HIGHWAY
S Our Prices Are on a Mill-To-User
Basis, and About 20% Below
1937 Prices.
TO THOSE NEEDING LUMBER OR ANY
OTHER BUILDING MATERIAL THIS
FALL, WOULD LIKE THE PRIVILEGE
OF GIVING YOU OUR PRICES ON YOUR
REQUIREMENTS................................................
WRITE EITHER TO
K. D. PIERSON
Here in Hermiston, or
LYLEISAW & PLANING M IL L ASSN.
Lyle, Washington
for fifteen guests including th e p a r­
en ts of both couples, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos W ilson, p aren ts of th e brides,
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. W ells an d Mr.
and Mrs. Jack W atkins.
Mr. and Mrs. George W a tk in s w ill
be a t hom e to th e ir frien d s at th e ir
ran c h n e a r O lympia and Mr. and
Mrs. Alson W ells w ill be a t home at
714 C olum bia S treet, Olympia.
Mr. an d Mrs. W ilson and fam ily
form erly lived in Colum bia d istric t.
WEATHER REPORT.
Date
Septem ber 22
Septem ber 23
Septem ber 24
Septem ber 25
Septem ber 26
Septem ber 27
Septem ber 28
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was .01.
Use the Classified Column.
Prices in this ad
Sept 30 Oct. 3
SPECIAL
EDWARDS COFFEE -
h o tte r th a n hot saving
price.
G et a c q u a in t­
ed w ith th is rich, a ro ­
m atic coffee rig h t now
EDWARDS COFFEE
•
2 lb. tin
45g
4 lb. tin
890
^0
No. 2 tin
B & M BAKED BEANS
or Brown Bread - 28 oz. tin
2% lb. tin
BAKING POWDER
^ 0
C alum et - Double Action
2 lbs.
J^0
10 b ars
2£0
NOB HILL COFFEE
See it G round!
0. K.
Lb.
21c
SOAP
80 size Y ellow B ar
Cream Cheese
2 lb. brick 39c
B a ttle Ground
H arv est Blossom
Wes tag Vanilla
8 oz. b o ttle 10c
W ill N ot Bake Out
FLOUR
All Purpose
Nalley’s Catsup 2 H-°«- bot. 23c
H i-O rade
Crisco
49 lbs.
3 lbs. 53c
$ l.l9
F lak y W h ite
SEE OUR LARGE VARIETY OP
FRESH PRODUCE
FRIDAY A SATURDAY ONLY!
per lb.
50
CAULIFLOWER
BANANAS
LETTUCE
150
2 beads
Sweet Potatoes
6 lbs-
PARSNIPS
3 lbs.
T en d er - Clean
Solid - L arg e H eads
25 1
UTAH CELERY
FLAME TOKAY
P « lb-
50
LEMONS
Doz.
S u n k ist Ju m b o Size
Deluxe G rapes
Sport
Oxfords
250
P«r lb.
CARROTS
4 bunches
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SLEEPY
HO LLO W
Ti" 6 5 *
$ l.w
Give yourself a tre a t. E njoy
rich cane and m aple SLEEPY
HOLLOW SYRUP a t th is spe­
cial price. Ask for it in one of
th e
fo u r
convenient sizes.
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34*
WEDGE HEEL & Crepe Sole O xfords............ $2.95
“Quality Merchandise at City Prices.”
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190
Choice Solid Heads
and
SAYLOR’S
100
100
L arg e Crisp S talks
C alifornia No. 1
CABBAGE
each
G ian t Snowy H eads
Golden R ipe
SHOES that WEAR
A rch-support Shoes for Men and W omen.
C h ild ren 's Shoes.
E ver P o p u lar
Max. Min.
91 .. .. 61
89 .... 51
80 .. .. 60
81 .... 43
83 .... 40
82 .. .. 41
84 .. .. 49
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