The Hermiston herald., May 11, 1939, Page 6, Image 6

WORK ON TRACK
FOR DERBY STARTED
BUY GROCERIES
COOPERATIVELY
N a tio n ally know n m erch an d ise. C o u sista n t saving's.
y o u r ow n g ro cery »tore!
PEACHES
B uy
R eliance - F an cy H alves - B ig can
JELL-O
D essert o r P u d d in g s - P kg.
W ork w ill begin th e firs t of th e
week to g et th e tra c k ready fo r th e
com ing H erm isto n D erby races on
May 27 an d 28. T h e co u n ty g ra d e r
a n d w a te r w agon have been o b ta in ­
ed an d w ill be used to p re p a re the
tra c k for fa s t horses.
CCC boys w ill be on h a n d n e x t
week to help a ro u n d th e fa ir g ro u n d s
an d it is expected th a t by th e end of
tihe week e v e ry th in g w ill be in tip
top shape.
Ju d g e s have been ap p o in ted and
w ill be as follow s: Bill S w itxler.
U m a tilla : H erb T hom pson, livestock
d ire c to r of th e P en d leto n R oundup,
an d F. B. Sw ayze of H erm isto n .
T h e D alles B re a k fa st club has a c ­
cep ted a n in v ita tio n to a tte n d th e
races a n d w ill com e in a body. T h ey
w ill b rin g th e fam o u s G erm an B and
w ith th em w h ich w ill p erfo rm d u r­
in g th e races.
T h e W alla W alla J u n io r C ham ber
of Com m erce h as prom ised to send
a d ele g a tio n to th e races.
T h e second p f tw o d an ces to help
fin an ce p re lim in a ry ex p en ses of th e
races w ill be h e ld S a tu rd a y n ig h t a t
th e H erm isto n P a rk d an ce h all. T h e
T ro u b a d o u rs w ill be fe a tu re d .
from
20c
Sc
18c
19c
15c
O A TS
Q u ick o r R e g u la r - 9 lb. b ag
> 7«
CRYSTAL BAKING SODA - 1 lb. box
5c
C A T SU P S ta n d a rd No. 10 tin
49c
A r iz o n a G r a p e fr u it Dozen
HERM ISTON MERCANTILE
PH ON E
Her. COOPERATIVE
401
Good Used Cars
Lessen Your Worries
’38 CHEVROLET TRUCK
’37 CHEVROLET Master SEDAN
HOUSE TRAILER, 16 foot
FORDSON TRACTOR
1930 FORD PICKUP
1935 V-8 SEDAN
1930 BUICK, DeLUXE COUPE
1938 PLYMOUTH DeLuxe SEDAN
1931 MODEL A TRUCK - Duals
HERMISTON AUTO
WRECKING HORSE
GARDEN CLUB
CHATS
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A sto ry of th e G arden C lu b ’s firs t
flo w er show is a p p e a rin g elsew here
in th e p aper, so th is d e p a rtm e n t w ill
co n fin e itself m o stly to sa y in g a
sin cere “ th a n k y o u " to all w ho h elp ­
ed m ake th e a f f a ir a success. In a d ­
d itio n to th o se w ho cam e to see th e
flo w ers an d v is it a b o u t th e te a ta ­
ble, th e co m m ittee m en tio n ed o th e rs
w ho helped "b e h in d th e scen es” : B.
A. D oyle w ho m ade th e cab in e t
w h ich housed th e d isp lay of m in ia ­
tu re s an d L. H. F lo ra w ho p ain ted
it; Mies E v a W ilcox w ho m ade th e
a ttr a c tiv e rib b o n s used as aw a rd s:
th e lad ies w ho m ade co rsag es lo r
th e ju d g es an d th o se se rv in g te a , and
m any o th e rs should feel t h a t th e ir
w illin g h elp cou n ted fo r m uch.
Over $11.00 w as ta k e n in a t th e
silv e r tea. T he d o u b tin g T hom ases
w ho p red icted “ no flo w ers” w ere
am azed a t th e d isp lay . S u rely th e
n e x t show in th e fall w ill su rp a ss
a n y th in g of its k in d ever p roduced
h ere. P la n s a re a lre a d y b e in g w o rk ­
ed o u t. Iris w ere p re d o m in a n t h u t
th e m in ia tu re s, a new d e p a rtm e n t,
w ere th e c e n te r of a ttr a c tio n d u rin g
th e show . An ex cellen t w ild flow er
e x h ib it w as a fe atu re.
.;. .;. .;.
T h e flow er show is ju s t one m ore
acco m p lish m en t of th e club for th e
d eleg ates, Mrs. K. B. B elt an d Mrs.
T. A. O 'G rady, to re p o rt to th e s ta te
fe d eratio n n e x t w eek.
P lease m ake n o te th a t th e re w ill
be no m eetin g of th e g a rd e n clu b on
J u n e 5. D ate of th e n e x t m eetin g
w ill be an n o u n ced in n ex t w eek’s
colum n.
$AN FRANCISCO • NEW YORK
ONE Round-Trip Ticket
as low as
$
93
IN DELUXE
COACH
- with other attractive fares
for Sleeping Car Travel.
Liberal Return Limits -Stopover anywhere
Direct to New York -returning via
San F ran cieco
or r e v e r ie the
route
On the way Union Pacific
can take you to Southern Califor­
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lualio Yellowutoue, Grand Teton,
Bryce Canyon Zion, Giand Can­
yon and Colorado national parka;
a lio other vacation playgrounds
famous TRAMS EAST
3
I: am PerUzad All As Conditioned
Sarvio* and F t «» Pltiowa tn Coach»«
Th e
S
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U T V C< PORTLAND
monthly on I 7 13 19 25
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P A C IF IC
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F R E E R EC IPE S
For lah
T H U R SD A Y ,
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
PAG E SIX
Iloa aad datalla call oi
LOCAL
AGENT
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U N IO N PACIFIC
R A IIR O A O
UM ATILLA DAM
HEARING HELD UP
C o n sid eratio n of th e riv e rs an d
h a rb o rs b ill in th e house, w hich g en ­
e ra lly em braces th e co n tem p lated
a p p ro p ria tio n of $23,700,000 fo r th e
U m a tilla dam , h as been postponed
u n til M ay 17, acc o rd in g to new s d is­
p atch e s from W a sh in g to n .
O w ing to th e co n tin u ed illn ess of
Jo sep h J. M ansfield of T exas it w as
decided to w a it u n til h e is a b le to
ta k e th e floor in b e h a lf of th e dam .
Mr. M ansfield is a s ta u n c h s u p p o rte r
of th e proposed d am an d a n able
ta lk e r, an d h is se rv ic e s a re desired
w hen th e b ill is p resen ted .
COURT OF HONOR
HELD TUESDAY
EXTENSION GROUP
HIGH SCHOOL PEX
MEET AT PENDLETON PLEASES LARGE,
AUDIENCE FRIDAY
The a n n u a l p rogram p la n n in g day
for hom e ex ten sio n w ork in U m atil­
la co u n ty w as held M ay 3 in P en d le­
ton w ith Miss F ra n c e s C linton
in
ch arg e, assisted by Mrs. A zelea Sa­
ger, d ire c to r of hom e ex ten sio n
w ork, an d Mis« L ane, c lo th in g spe­
c ia lis t of O. 8. C. Miss D orothy B ish ­
op. a hom e d e m o n stra tio n a g e n t of
D eschutes county, was p re se n t to ob­
serve th e w ork.
T he p la n n in g co m m ittee w as com ­
posed of th e c h a irm a n an d a re p re ­
se n ta tiv e of each local u n it. Mrs.
B ert Q uick a n d Mrs. W. H. Bensel
w ere th e H erm isto n d eleg ates. Mrs.
J. H. R eid, h er siste r, Mrs. P a rk s,
Mrs. W . A. H in elin e, a n d Mrs. H. M.
Som m erer w ere also p resen t in th e
in te re st of th e co u n ty hom e e x te n ­
sion com m ittee.
Mrs. J . H. R eid w as elected to re ­
place Mrs. W. A. H in e lin e , w ho w as
in elig ib le on th e g ro u n d s she had
served th e fo u r y ears allow ed. T he
co m m ittee for 1939-40 w ill be Mrs.
L. W. Owen, P e n d le to n , p re s id e n t:
Mrs. E. J. C h astain , F re e w a te r, vice
p re s id e n t: and M rs. L. A. M cC lin­
tock. P en d leto n , s e c re ta ry -tre a s u re r.
O ther m em bers a re Mrs. C has. Sim p­
son, P ilo t R ock, w ho rep laces Mrs.
M. H. C a rte r, P e n d le to n ; Mrs. W ill
Reeves, S tan field , an d Mrs, C. E.
Fisk, M ilton. T h ey o u tlin e d
th e ir
p ro g ram for th e com ing year.
F o llow ing is th e p ro g ram : C are of
th e H a ir; C are of F lo o rs an d W ood­
w ork; P a re n t E d u c a tio n : D ress A l­
te ra tio n s of R eady M ades;
T ex tile
T esting.
and
a
V egetable P la te
m e etin g to include m enu p la n n in g
and th e cooking of u n u su a l v eg e ta ­
bles.
From th e follow ing some special
d is tric t m eetin g s w ill be h eld:
A
B e tte r D ress School;
T he C are of
th e F e e t;
F o u n d a tio n
G arm en ts;
M aking of C h ristm a s
G ifts;
Slip
C overs fo r F u r n itu r e ; C a n n in g a n d
Cold S to ra g e ; an d a n o ffic e r’s tr a i n ­
in g school.
Miss C lin to n had th e p h o to g rap h s
show ing som e of th e w ork done a t
th e B e tte r G room ing u n it m eetings,
w here p re p a ra tio n s w ere m ade and
used in facials a n d m anicures. T hey
a re to be se n t to th e W om en’s W orld
C ongress, to be h eld in L ondon in a
few m onths.
Mrs. S ager an n o u n ced th a t Mrs.
K. E th e l L a th ro p of C e n tra l P o in t,
Jack so n co u n ty , w ould be O regon’s
d eleg a te to th is congress, and she
w as o n e of th e fo u r U. S. re p re se n ­
ta tiv e s selected to speak a t th e New
Y ork W o rld ’s F a ir as th e d eleg ates
spend a d ay th e re before sa ilin g for
London.
Mrs. S ag er also an n o u n ced
th e
y e a r’s s a b b a tic a l l e a v e
g ra n te d
Miss C linton. T he m em bers p re se n t
a t th e p la n n in g m e e tin g w ere e n te r ­
tain ed a t luncheon t v M '^s C linton.
In ap p re c ia tio n of h er co u rtesy an d
as a g if t of rem em b ran ce th e women
p resen ted Miss C lin to n a purse of
m oney to be sp e n t in E urope.
O ther H erm isto n la d ie s who w ere
p re se n t a t th e m eetin g w ere Mrs. E.
E. P u lley , Mrs. G e rtru d e S anders,
Mrs. L. A. B u rre ll an d Mrs. O. O.
F elth o u se.
B ill B elt a n d Tom F ra s e r w ere
given firs t class Boy Scout ra n k in g
T u esd ay n ig h t a t th e co u rt of h o n o r
h eld in th e A m erican L egion h a ll.
Bob T ru m b u ll w as a d m itte d to sec­
ond class r a tin g an d F ra n k H a rk e n -
rid e r, G ene R o b erts an d J a c k Ja c k -
son a re naw T en d erfo o t Scouts. Bob
T ru m b u ll gave a ta lk on sa fe ty a n d
B ill B elt gave a n ex h ib itio n of fla g
sig n allin g .
C o u rt of H o n o r wa® p resided over
by S tu a r t T. E a rle o f th e s ta te po­
lice d e p a rtm e n t. H e also talk ed on
v ario u s phases of h ig h w ay sa fety
an d stressed sa fe ty in th e use of b i­
cycles. J u liu s G im ble an d E a rl W a t­
son aided in th e cerem onies.
B ill B elt w as a w ard ed a m e rit
badge in le a th e rc ra ft.
Bob T rum
bull ap p lied fo r th e S en io r P a tro l
L ead er position.
Bob S m ith . C h a rle s K n e rr. Gene
M iller a n d J u liu s G im ble J r . w ere a d ­
m itted to T en d erfo o t ra n k in g a t a
p rev io u s C o u rt of H onor h eld sev er­
al w eeks ago. A t th e sam e m e etin g
Dick B elt, Ja c k R odgers. Jim A llen
and Jo h n A llen w ere g iven a second Mrs. Rodda Wins Honors At
Spring Flower Show Monday
class ra n k in g .
CARD OF TH A N K S
W e w ish to express o u r th a n k s
an d ap p reciatio n fo r th e m an y flo ral
o ffe rin g s and k in d sy m p ath y show n
d u rin g th e illn ess an d d e a th of o u r
fa th e r, F ra n k M arkham .
OLIVER an d M ARKHAM
Switxler Elected Roundup President
F am ilies.
Bill S w itz le r of U m atilla, p io n eer
of U m a tilla c o u n ty an d p re s e n t
co u n ty com m issioner, w as elected
p re sid e n t of th e P e n d leto n R o u n d u p
CASH BUYER
T h u rsd ay . H e h a s been activ ely con­
nected w ith th e R o u n d u p since its
HOGS — CATTLE
b eg in n in g . H e succeeds Dr. D. W .
VEAL — SHEEP
Phone 42J5
Hermiston, On. M cN ary, w ho h a s been p re sid e n t for
fo u r years.
H. A. WILSON
Score A Grand Slam!
AND “DOUBLE” YOUR ORDER WHEN
YOU SEE THESE VALUES!
M a r s h m a llo w s Fluffiest - Lb.
B lit t e r
Oregon Rose
Pound—
O r& d te rS
or Graham - 2 lb. box
O liv e s highway
Large can
L a rd Pure
4 lb. pkg.
W e in e r s
10c
28c
18c
11c
33c
Poun<1 15c
WE CONSISTENTLY SELL
FOR LESS!
Connor’s Cash Store
Phone 301
(C o n tin u ed from pag e 1)
e x h ib it of d esert flow ers an d a m in ­
ia tu re b o u q u et division. Mrs. B. A.
Doyle w on th e b lue rib b o n fo r best
sand bloom s in th a t d ivision and
Mrs. T hom as O’G rady w on th e blue
ribbon in th e m in ia tu re s in w hich
19 e x h ib its w ere en tered . E ach bou­
q u e t w as displayed in a c o m p a rt­
m ent of its ow n. a n d a ll connected
in a sp ecially-designed sh e lv in g b u ilt
by B. A. Doyle.
From th e s ta n d p o in t of n u m b er of
e n trie s an d th e crow ds in a tte n d a n c e
m ark ed th is firs t flow er show of th e
H erm isto n G arden club a tre m e n ­
dous success.
N ot only
w as th e
q u a n tity larg e b u t q u a lity of e n trie s
w as ex cep tio n ally good. A fall show
is p lan n ed , acc o rd in g to m em bers of
th e G arden club.
Ju d g e s for th e show M onday w ere
Mrs. C. M. B est, H e rm isto n ; Mrs.
L. W. Jo rd a n . H e rm isto n ; Mrs. D on­
ald W air. P en d leto n .
M em bers of
th e te a co m m ittee
included
Mrs.
W illiam L ogan. Mrs. R. C. M cRey­
nolds, Mrs. G eorge H a rk e n rld e r and
Mrs. G erald W h ite in th e afte rn o o n
an d Mrs. M. P. C asseday. Mrs. Jo h n
A. C lark e an d Mrs. R ussell P iersol
in th e evening. Mrs. T ess Jack so n
re g iste re d e n trie s an d Mrs. C h arles
T ay lo r h andled th e publicity.
Mrs. F. B. B elt is p resid en t of the
club.
Mrs. Jam es T odd w as c h a ir ­
m an of th e co m m ittee in c h a rg e an d
m em bers w ere Mrs. B. A. Doyle, Mrs.
H. K D ean. Mrs. B ert Q uick and
Mrs. M erle Phelps. Mrs. Dean acted
a s an ad v iso ry d u rin g th e show and
ex p lain ed v ario u s phases of flow er
g ro w in g to In terested sp ectato rs.
S pecial m en tio n should go to Mr.
an d Mrs. B. A. Doyle w ho were in
charge of the stagin g and planning
o f th e dieplnm .
MAY 11,
193 9 .
• PAINTING
• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
— Spray Painting and Signs —
T h e a n n u a l H erm isto n h ig h school
Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
P h y sical E d u catio n ex h ib itio n
was
All W o rk G u a ran teed - E stim ate«
stag ed F rid a y n ig h t before a c ap a­
FREE
c ity audience. T he e n tire perform -
m ance w as ex cellen t w ith th e c ro w n ­
P h o n e 131
H erm isto n , O re.
in g of Q ueen E le a n o r c lim a x in g th e
e v e n in g ’s program . A d an ce follow ­
ed th e re g u la r p ro g ram w h ich fea­ ed d u rin g th e p erfo rm an ce proved
tu re d v a rio u s
h ig h lig h ts
of
th e h e lp fu l as w ell a s e n te rta in in g .
Miss L av in a May L ynch w as in
Physicail E d u catio n course.
p erfo rm an ce.
T he show was opened by an in t r i­ c h a rg e of th e e n tire
ca te d rill by th e g ir ls of th e P. E.
classes. Coach Ja c k H odgens p re ­
sen ted h is classes w hich pleased th e
la rg e audience. D iffic u lt g y m n as­
See the
tics an d a hum o ro u s ex h ib itio n
proved ex cep tio n ally in te re s tin g . A
ta p d an ce by P h y llis S ires and C lau­
d in e H ale won th e ap p lau se of th e
audience.
at the
"D ream E x p ress to H e a lth la n d ” ,
a
pantom im e d e a lin g
w ith
th e
d ream s of tw o li tt le g irls, follow ed
th e gym nastics. T he e n tire
play
k ep t th e audience in suspense and
th e e ig h t h e a lth ru les w hich a p p ear-
BERT MICHEL
New Electric Fenece
I n la n d
C o o p e r a tiv e
PRICES FOR 3 DAYS — MAY 12 -1 5
EDWARD’S COFFEE
4 lbs.
1 lb. 23c
P rem iu m V acuum P ack
GRAPENUTS
^9^
15Ü
Lge. pkg. 17*
2 lbs. f 9<
3 for 101
3 lbs. 45^
Pkg.
F a v o rite B re a k fa s t Food
SU PU R B
W ash. P o w d er - E asy on th e hands.
CLABBER GIRL
B ak in g P ow der
S U N B R IT E
S co u rin g P ow der
FORM AY
V egetable S h o rte n in g
BROWN SUGAR
25*
S1.X9
5 lbs.
A t a G reat S aving
KITCHEN CRAFT
49'bs.
B est All P u rp o se F lo u r
Fresh Eggs
Jo in w ith S afew ay in th is b ig d riv e
to e lim in a te co stly eg g su rp lu sses.
— E A T MORE EGGS —
LARG E EX TR A S
DOZEN ..................
17*
WALDORF TISSUE ...............................6 rolls 2 5 *
HERSHEY COCOA .............................1 lb. tin 10<
ORANGE SLICES ................................. Per lb. 10*
HEINZ CATSUP ...........................14 oz. bottle 17*
LIPTON’S T E A ........................ >/2 lb. 39c - Lb. 69*
DUTCHESS SALAD DRESSING ..............Qt. 27*
BULK SALAD O IL .................................Gallon 98*
FLAVORADE___ .................................. 3 pkgs. 10*
CRISCO...................................3 lbs. 48c - 6 lbs. 95*
MORRELL’S DEVILED M EAT........... 3 tins 10*
CARNATION MILK...............................Tall tin 6*
HORMEL’S SP A M .............................12 oz. tin 29*
CAMAY TOILET SO A P ............................ Bar 5*
KELLOGG’S P E P ...................................
Pkg. 10*
AIRWAY COFFEE............ .................... 3 lbs. 35*
STRAWBERRIES
D elicious rip e b erries. E specially
nice topped w ith cream on
sh o rtcak es.
L ocal G row n
N e w P o t a t o e s S W h a h fte ite rs
L e ttu c e W alla W alla - F resh
R a d is h e s or G R E E N ONIONS
S p in a c h F resh Local
O r a n g e s S u n k ist Ju ic y
Boxes
2 0 Lbs 2 5 c
.a rg e H eads
5c
4 B unches 1 0 c
2
5c
Lb».
2 Dnz 2 Ç e
NEW REDUCED PRICE
NU-MADE
H ere'« a se n sa tio n a l s a v in g on your
fa v o rite NU MADE MAYONNAISE.
Y ou'll fin d th e sam e h ig h q u a lity as
alw ays. Nu Made is DATED and
"Cel© S ealed" fo r e x tra p ro tectio n .
P in t
21F
Q u a rt
35*
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