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page six THURSDAY, APRIL 13, 193». THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON window sill and it will tell you when to quit and put on the potatoes. O ♦ ♦ ♦ "Your garden is a living room, with a blue aky celling, a green grass carpet and walls of living green with accents of flowers.” Save Money! on y o u r S pring P ain tin g 2 W eeks SALE —-Quoted 0 0 0 0 April 17-29 Fuller Pure Prepared. For a beautiful protecting "all aver” job. For two weeks, price slashed to Gallon 92c Quart 55c Pint Porch P a in t For two weeks, duced to £ specially j 05 $1.86 Half Gal. re Quart $3.18 Gal. The new money-saving Pure Prepared Primer is on sale, too, at these same prices. Ask about it! Trade With Yourself Fair treatment, honest weight and measures and friendly service are the only logical practice where consumers own their own busi ness. Trade with confidence at your co-op. store. T o m a to e s SHRIMP COFFEE 15* Hermiston, Oregon « ♦ Phone 331 GARDEN CLUB CHATS notebook the most effective combi nations. After the Iris have finish ed blooming, reset some of the plants to bring about the desired picture. O O O O For tall bearded iris, if fertilizers are needed, use bonemeal. Lime is beneficial to this variety. Manure should not be used about the tall bearded iris, but neither lime nor bonemeal should be used about Jap anese or Siberian iris. The next meeting is April 17, and the guest speaker will be Mrs. G<eo Mitchell from the field station, out of Pendleton. She will talk on "Shrubbery In Home Beautifica tion,’’ and those who hare visited the field Btatlon know that she is well qualified to speak on this sub ject. — Better Homes & Gardens We can have shrubs in bloom throughout the growing season. ❖ O O O They are useful as well as beautiful Phlox likes rich soil. Plant in a and cut down work by their substi sunny location and give plenty of tution for a portion of garden flow fertilizer. Commence in spring and ers, so Mrs. Mitchell’s subject should spray once a week with some good be one of interest to club members, prepared mixture. Keep faded flow and to guests who will be welcome. ers from the tall perennial phlox or The president has extended an invi the seedlings may choke out the tation to members of the Umatilla, original species. , — BH&G Stanfield and Echo clubs to be here O O O O to hear Mrs. Mitchell. Cannas like a sunny position and ❖ O O O sandy, rich soil. Keep faded flowers Clean-up day Is April 14. The removed. Lilies resent being moved captain in charge of your street will after becoming established. BH&G contact you and tell you Just how much work you have to do as your If variety is the spice of life thè share in this cooperative effort for gardener's life lately has been well- town improvement. seasoned. Eighty degrees one day, ♦ O O O 22 another and a few healthy winds, While your iris are in bloom, note leave us somewhat dazed. the blooming dates of each variety. O O O O Carry a bloom to clumps of tulips When you work in your garden, and other flowers which are in does meal-time “sneak up on you?” bloom. Study and jot down in your Set your alarm clock, put in on the Big Cans 9« Dry Pack Cheese 5 8Oe Macaroni 5 >b- 2 3 c Cream of Wheat Reg or New 5 Minute pkg- 24c Orange or Grapefruit Juice 2 cans 15c Crystal White Soap TUM-A-LHM LUMBER CO. Extra Standard EVANS-McCORMICK Can Miss Pearl Evans of Stanfield and BROOKFIELD W. J. McCormick of Echo were unit ed in marriage at Goldendale, W n, lb. loaf on Wednesday, April 5. They were big VALUE! A very fine congregation was accompanied by H. Keller of Her- Fresh Roasted BULK present for the Easter Sunday ser ! miston, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Evans Fresh Ground 'of Lyle, Wn., Miss Leota Evans of vice at the Methodist churfch, to lb. hear the message of the day. The ¡Stanfield and Ken. Ferrell of Ala mosa, Coyo. The couple left im atmosphere of the service was great ly helped by the completion of the mediately following the ceremony new chancel, and by a fresh coat of for Central, Wn., where Mr, McCor kalsomine which has brightened the mick will be employed with the N. interior. A number of lilies and P. R. R. other spring flowers added much to Birthday Party Enjoyed the enjoyment of all. giant bars Mrs. C. A. Kennison entertained In the evening, another fine crowd Saturday night with a surprise turned out to see the presentation of the dramatic “Challenge of the birthday party for her husband. Cross” given by the Epworth League. Cards and Chinese checkers were en PHONE Next Sunday the morning message joyed during the evening. Prizes 401 will be "After Easter, What?” At were awarded to Mrs. William Seeli- the close of the service the quarter ger, high, and Charles Seeliger, low. ly communion service will be ob- Refreshments were served to the observed. A cordial welcome is ex following: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Pow Class Carnival Arranged New Beauty Parlor Announced ers, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seeliger, tended to all to these services. Hermiston high school will spon Estie Steele of Pendleton has leas Mr. and Mrs. Charles Seeliger, Bill Harris, and Mr. and Mrs. William sor a class carnival Friday after ed the Beauty Parlor in connection HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH Seeliger of Walla Walla. Wn. noon, April 21, at the local field. with the Hermiston Black & White Announcements for Sunday, Barber Shop and will be open for Aril 16. The various classes will vie in soft- business Monday, April 17. She has Miss Stoop Honor Guest. Sunday School, 10:00 A.M. Miss Pauline Stoop, former co ball, tennis and track and field com had many years of experience and Worship service, 11:00 A. M. Ser [ editor of the Hermiston Herald, was petition. The points will count to comes well recommended to Hermia- mon by the acting pastor, Rev. Dan- . honored at a special program in the ton. Several changes will be made iels. A business meeting will be Union church Monday night. A short wards the final standings for the in at the barber shop to accommodate terclass trophy. Several sports pro held after the morning service. program was enjoyed, following the new quarters. B. Y. P. U„ 7:00 P.M. which informal conversation and re grams have already been decided Evening service, 8:00 o’clock. ' freshments occupied the evening. during the winter months. Sermon by Rev. Daniels. Numbers on the program included We invite you to meet with us in readings by Mrs. W. A. Hineline. New Road Under Construction H. A. WILSON all our services. CASH BUYER Betty Ann Morehouse and Rev. Cecil A new road is being built from the Warner. Orval Morris played a pia Jarmon place to Pine City in Mor HOGS — CATTLE Weather Report. VEAL — SHTEP no solo. During the evening Miss row county. The new road will be The weather report for the week Stoop was presented a Scofield Bible about four miles in length and will Phone 42J5 Hermiston, Ore. ending Wednesday, April 12, accord- by members of the church. be of good construction. It will be METHODIST CHURCH SERVICES ENJOYED F u lle r P a in ts House P a in t Flower show rules are printed and will be at the next meeting for dis tribution. Extra copies are at the Herald office. lng to Charles Taylor, local weather man, follows: Date Max. Min. 22 April 6 .................................. «7 31 April 7 .................................. 70 41 April 8 .................................. 70 46 April 9 .......- ........................ 68 28 April 10 ................................ 68 43 April 11 ................................ 66 38 April 12 ................................ 64 There was .20 In. rainfall during the week. 10 39c H E R M IS T O N M E R C A N T IL E to C O O P E R A TIV E yAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAÀAAA4AAAAAÀAAA A a a a a à a à a a a a We “ Whistle While We Work” BECAUSE WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE. 10 lbs. BEANS Red S or lbs. White 25c 39c 4 lbs. 1 9 C MACARONI Hard Wheat EGG NOODLES Large Package IOC CORN Cream Style 3 cans 2$£ PEANUT BUTTER Hoody’s 2 lbs. 28c TANG Last time at this price - Quart 29c EGGS Standards - Doz. BUTTER Oregon Rose Lb. 2 8 c MALTED MILK Thompson’s 3 9 € Genuine Playground Ball FREE! 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