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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1138. CLASSIFIED ADS THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ STANFIELD ♦ BRING RESULTS By MRS. J. M. RICHARDS CASH TALKS! B U Y IN B U L K ! About 170 CCC enrollees from Moro will arrive at camp Stanfield not later than October 17. O. E. Dyer camp conservationist Is now here making contacts and outlining the work so the crews may be readily organized upon their arrival. The camp is now under the soil conser vation division. Lieutenant Wilbur Tagliabue and two assistants from the Squaw Creek camp are cleaning buildings and grounds. J. R. Chenauit, who is field supervisor, was in Stanfield last week. Ed Perris, who has been cus todian at camp Stanfield since the boys left last summer, expects to hold the position at the Moro camp Mr. Dyer’s family will live in Her miston. FRIDAY SATURDAY MONDAY MACARONI 4 lbs. 18C C H E E S E Just Right •lb. 1 7 c LARD 4 Lbs. SHORTENING 4 Lbs. SPAGHETTI 4 Lbs. 1 8 c Hills Bros. Coffee R«iC»n CANE FLOUR 2 R a is in s New Cr°p 4 P ru n e s New Crop 5 lb. box 1 8 c C ra c k e rs B A C O N Squares O .K . S o a p 10 Bars 24 cans C O R N Case 85c of doz. P E A S Walla 8 5c Walla doz. Case SOAPY SUBS For CHORE GIRLS 4-Tie Local BROOM MINCER HAM PEANUT BUTTER BEVILEB MEAT R IC E Fancy Long Grain 3 Lbs. W e in e r s 1 - Pound K ra u t No. 2!/2 can Connor’s Cash Store Mrs. Hans Ruping and daughter of Seattle and Miss Helen Fredrick son returned to Seattle following a week’s visit with their father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fredre- ckson. Funeral services were held in Pendleton Tuesday for the late T. O. Yates, who passed away last week in Longview. Mr. Yates came to Stanfield in 1910 and for many years operated 'the lumber yard and hardware now known as the Tum- A-Lum. His widow and son Truman survive him. Mrs. T. Nicolati, daughter Car- mella and son Junior of Portland are guests of Mrs. Elizabeth Nudo. Mrs. Glenn Jackson returned Mon day from Pendleton where she un derwent a major operation in St. Anthony’s hospital two weeks ago. The Misses Lenna Neill, Joanna Leslie and Marian Troyer were La Grande visitors Saturday. Mrs. G. E. Greathouse was host ess to the Monday Bridge club. Sub stitute players included Mesdames Ed Liesegang and D. Z. Penney of Echo and Mrs. R. G. Penney and George Elliot. The Study club met Thursday at the W. T. Reeves home with Mrs. H. L. Hedrick presiding. The literary program consisted of a paper on "Community Spirit” by Mrs. F. B. Stuart, a biography of A. Einstein by Mrs. H. McCormick’s reading of several Chester Fee’s poems by Mrs. H. L. Hedrick. Club guests include Miss Berry and Mesdames N. D. Bard, M. Refvem and H. Gillanders Following the meeting all enjoyed a social hour complimenting the fol lowing teachers, Mrs. F. C. Fitz patrick, Mrs. Vernon Waid, Joanne Leslie, Lenna Neill and Marian Troyer. Mrs. Hedrick presided at the tea table. Miss Lenna Neill was a Heppner visitor Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Yeiss and fam ily of Walla Walla are making their home with Bert Baker. Mrs. Maud Morse of O. S. C. ex tension service talked on "Common Problems of Parents," in the Pres byterian church. Several people from Hermiston were in attendance. ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ •• ♦ •♦ » » • ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ » ♦ » ♦ ♦ » » ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ F Mr. and Mrs. Jess Gossage and family visited Saturday and Sunday with their daughter. Mrs. D. Arnold in Yakima. Mr. and Mrs. G. Massey have moved to their home which has been occupied by the Marion Martin family. Mr. and Mrs. Martin have moved to one of the Ling cottages. Miss Blanche Thorsen, who teach es in The Dalles, spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. Thorsen. Guests at the Charles Herrick home over the week end include, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. MoCormack, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blnchus and Mr. FAST, DEPENDABLE SERVICE BETWEEN and Mrs. Sorenson of Portland. ♦ PINE C IT Y By Mrs. Bernice W attenburger (Continued Next Issue) CHANCE FOB ARGUMENT! A woman advertised for a hus band and got one at a cost of $3.65; he joined the army and was killed in action 6 months la ter, and she collected $10,000 in surance and a widow’s pension for life. That was $3.65 well in vested. A good investment is to remember that no used car is any better than the dealer yon buy it of; we stand back of every state ment we make regarding our used cars 1009?. TOURING 4 New Tires - Motor Buns Good $«5 ».00 FULL PRICE ’35 FORD PICK-UP Motor in Good Shape — Oversize Tires — Priced to Sell! ’36 CHEVROLET PICK-UP Looks and Buns Like New - No Farmer Should Be Without One. $ V o o • • • • • Y . . . . 11.50 5.00 NOW $ «.00 $1.00 10.00 1.50 4.50 .50 K a il T h is Order T oday ’30 CHEVROLET TRUCK Lots of Service Left in This One. $100.00 Worth of Rubber $95 .0 0 F U L L P R IC E Portland — Hermiston — Pendleton La Grande and Baker ♦ Guests at the C. H. Bartholomew home over the week end were Tru man Sethers and John Donivan of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Hart- ke, Frank Bullard and Roy Stafford of Oregon City, Paul Scheff and Gil bert Fisher of Estacada, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fulton of St. Hel ens. Mr. and Mrs. Reid Buseick and family of Long Creek spent Sunday at the A. E. Wattenburger home. Mrs. Wilma Roberts and Mrs. Bert Young and son of The Dalles visi ted Sunday at the C. H. Bartholo mew home. Mrs. Alta Strain of Weiser, Ida ho, is spending a week with her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Strain of Pilot Rock spent Sunday night visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Wattenburger. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Ayers and family, Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Finch and family and ithe teachers, Mrs. Kent, Miss Robbins, and Miss Wea ver attended the dance at Lena Sat urday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thomson and daughter, Mary Carol. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Middleton, Mrs. William McCar- MODEL A FORD 0MM0NMN SMSCMPTION PAO1 T H R U — BRICK BUILDING WEST OF CREAMERY — IE R AY OLMSTEAD Agent Telephone 681 PORTLAND-PENDLETON MOTOR FR E IG H T.IN C . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee» ty and Mrs. Bert Young and son Bil ly were Sunday guests at the C. H. Bartholomew home. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Clarke spent the week end at the home of Mrs. Clarke’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wright of Rhea Creek. They spent the week end hunting deer in the mountains. Mr. and Mrs. Sloan Thompson and daughter Mary Carol were guests at the Marlon Finch home, and were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Joe In d e e d f i n d ..................for which please send me The Oregonian as checked on this coupon. ADDED EXTRA FEATURE Sbe A m e ric as W eek ly—th e WVrld’e m eet le te re e tte r, a t - te^year If You Want Yonr Car Bepaired —Give Us a Trial. Address We Appreciate Your Patronage! City and State I « b a r d a i, M e t ore*Ä - I and an the eM fa v o rite fti7 W F T he O R E G O N IA N PORTLAND, OREGON H e r m is t o n M o to r Co. Fred Huber. Owner Hermiston GENERAL MOTOBS INSTALLMENT PLAN Middleton. Mrs Laura McCarty spent Sunday at the Herman Young home. C. H. Bartholomew left Tuesday for Sjlokane to receive h|s sheep. He is expected back this week Wed nesday. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Bennett of Heppner were Sunday afternoon guests at the John Heady home Mr. and Mrs. Phil Higgins and daughter Josephine were Sunday dinner guests at the Jim Daly home. COUNTY TBEASUBEK’S FINANCIAL STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS FOR MONTHS JANUARY - JUNE, 1938, INC. Receipts Taxes Sheriff ................. 3670,704.48 ....... 2,853.14 Taxes: Assessor Feet- Clerk ...... ........ 2,822.95 Fees: Recorder ....... 3,004.15 Fees: Sheriff ................... 651.10 Fines: General ............... 651.30 Fines: Road ................... 1,166.00 Fines: Game ................... 92.00 Interest Daily Balance .. 234.25 Interest Sinking Fund .. 312.00 Principal Sinking Fund 708.00 State: Motor License .... 3,464 69 State: Miscellaneous .... 5,743.81 Sale of Property .......... 80.00 Irrigation Districts ...... 3,030.43 Road Department .......... 2,124.56 Temporary License ........ 650.00 Refunds ............................ 4,028.40 Miscellaneous ................... 1,629.81 Bond Sale ........................ 9,000.00 Total of receipts months period Bal. on hand at ning January, for six ............ 3712,851.07 begin 1938 .. 355,790.66 Disbursements Warrants: General ........3 86,020.51 Warrants: Road ............ 109,385.80 Warrants: Interest ........ 168.76 Warrants: Irrigation .... 15,757.96 Warrants: School Supt. 98,583.90 Warrants: Miscellaneous 2,907.16 Remittances: S. D. Taxes 297,334.89 City Taxes 117,213.90 % Game Fines 20.00 School Bonds Redeemed 15,000.00 School Bond Interest .... 8,060.52 Miscellaneous ................... 2,191.14 Total Disbursements for Six Months’ period ....8751,644.5« Bal. on hand at end of June, 1938 ................. 316,997.19 TOTAL ...... 81,068,641.73 BETTYE F. DeHART, County Treasurer. TOTAL ........ 11,068,641.73 COUNTY CLERK’S SEMI-ANNUAL REPORT Summary of Expenses of Umatilla County, Oregon, for the First Six Months of the Year 1938. 67.75 General Road Fund ...... 8102,798.86 Juvenile ............................ 8 2,647.00 Indigent Sold....................... 2,211.82 County Court & Comm. .......... 1,672.00 Sealer of Weights ..... 189.45 Circuit Court .............. Justice Court ............... .......... 604.56 Pred. Animal Control 1,000.00 400.00 Sheriff’s office ............. . 10,226.00 Public Acc’t.................. .......... 3,468.97 Law Library ............... Clerk’s office 679.29 1,043.10 Recorder ....... 2,384.29 Emergency .................. . .......... 1.295.12 Old Age Pen...................... 12,426.09 Treasurer ..... 1,030.00 Assessor ......... ..... 4,836.39 Advertising .............. 226.01 School Supt. . .......... 2,345.19 Blind Assist................ 342.00 Court House . .......... 2,725.39 State Empl. Service Poor ................................... 13,019.11 Aid to Dep. children 1,940.83 20.00 1,672.91 Fair Fund ................. Jail .................................... 307.07 Coroner ............................. Watermaster ................... 2,669.48 Total Expenses for six Election ............................ 2,530.45 months' period .......... 81*4,131.15 District Attorney ...<..... 1,161.34 Lib-ary ............................. 8,259.73 County Agent & Home Dem.................................. 6,200.00 Health Unit .................... . 1,761.95 Total expenses tor Road 102,798.86 Total expense« for other funds ............................ 91,332.29 Warrants Warrants Warrants Warrants THE OREGONIAN, Portland. Oregon: Numerous Other Makes & Types Not Listed Now on Display— Hermiston, Oregon Warrants Warrants Warrants Warrants 81*4,131.15 WARRANTS OUTSTANDING GENERAL FUND outstanding December 31, 1937 .....................................9 8,912.48 Issued six months ending June 30. 1938 ..................... 91,332.29 redeemed six months ending June 30, 1938 ............... 85,020.61 outstanding June 30, 1938 .............................................. 15,224.28 WARRANTS OUTSTANDING ROAD FUND outstanding December 31, 1937 .....................................9 24,225.08 issued six months ending June 30, 1938 ..................... 102,798.86 redeemed six months ending June 30, 1938 ................. 109.385.80 outstanding June 30, 1938 .............................................. 17,638.14 MRS. E. B. CASTEEL. County Clerk. COUNTY SHERIFF’S REPORT From December 19,1937 to June 21, 1938 Inc. MONEY TURNED OVER TO TREASURER December 1937 ........................................................ | 17,143.77 January 1938 ......................................................... 33,279.00 February ..................................... March ...................................................................... 478.043.26 April ......................................................................... 68,525.93 May ......................................... June ....................- ................................................. 26.220 99 TOTAL .................8680.669.08 R. E. OOAD. Sheriff By Vina Hoskins, Deputy 41,956.09 26,400.05
