THURSDAY, JU N E 22, 1939.
FARM GO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
j4 MESSAGE
D A IR Y R U LE S *
AND REGULATIONS
ARE ANNOUNCED
TO EVERY
CANNING
SCHEDULE
MEMBER.
FROM
JUNE 26 to JULY 1
In acco rd an ce w ith th e proviaione
of sectio n 16, c h a p te r 279, O regon
L aw s 1937, th e fo llo w in g ru les and
re g u la tio n s a re h ereb y ad o p ted :
Barns.
M ilk in g b a rn s m ust be th o ro u g h
ly clea n ed daily.
F lo o rs
should
be sw ep t an d
sp rin k le d w ith su p e rp h o sp h a te or
lim e.
W a lls an d ceilin g s should be
w h itew ash ed and k e p t clean.
A m ple lig h t m u st be provided.
T h ere m u st be a t le a st th re e
sq u are feet of lig h t p er stan ch io n .
M anure should be
rem oved
at
least fifty feet from th e cow stables.
C hickens, cats, dogs an d calves
a re not allow ed in m ilk in g b arn s.
A ccu m u latio n of feed resid u e in
m an g ers a n d
tro u g h s sh o u ld
be
avoided.
M ilking stools should be w ashed
fre q u e n tly an d k e p t clean.
If a m ilk in g m ach in e is used, all
te a t cups, tu b es an d vessels m u st be
th o ro u g h ly cleaned by use of b ru s h
es an d c le a n in g rods, u sin g w a te r
c o n ta in in g an a lk a li (n o t soap)
w ash in g pow der, a n d sterilized a f
te r e ach use.
F la n k s, u d d ers an d te a ts should
be cleaned before m ilk in g .
T h e f ir s t few d ra u g h ts from each
te a t sh o u ld be discard ed .
Milk House.
SOME FOODS NEED
"COLOR GLASSES"
IN SUMMER TIME
8 to 11 a. m.
12 to 3 :3 0
Mon. F r u it, B erries B eets & B eans
T u esd ay ........... P eas
Peas
W ed.
F r u it, B erries B eets, B eans
T h u rsd a y ........... P eas
P eas
F ri.
F r u it, B erries B eets, B eans
S a tu rd a y ........... P eas
P eas
T h e re s till m ay be tim e to g et
shelled peas if you g et y o u r o rd er in
im m ed iately .
L ig h t as w ell as h e a t is a m ajo r
fa c to r in ca u sin g fa tty o r oily foods
to become ran cid , a co n d itio n w hich
m ay fre q u e n tly be p rev en ted by u s
in g colored o r opaque coverings,
say s M iss L ucy A. Case, n u tr itio n
sp e c ia list of th e O regon S ta te col
lege ex ten sio n service, in rev iew in g
O th er p ro d u cts can n ed by special re c e n t ex p e rim e n ts of th e USDA b u
re a u of ch em istry an d soils.
a rra n g e m e n t.
H erm isto n Co-op C an n ery .
clo th .
A fte r a u te n sil is th o ro u g h ly
w ashed, rin se it w ith b o ilin g w a te r
o r steam it. If steam is n o t a v a il-
able, use a c h lo rin e rin se. T h e solu-
tio n should be m ade up in acco rd
a n c e -w ith th e d ire c tio n s of th e m a n
u fa c tu re r of th e c h lo rin e com pound
an d te s t n o t less th a n 100 P.P.M . of
a v a ila b le ch lo rin e.
,
M ilk m u st be k e p t free from b a r n
y ard
c o n ta m in a tio n
and
insects.
S tr a in in g on ly rem oves th e v isible
evidence. R em em ber “ Y ou can n o t
w ash m ilk .”
The Milker.
Only d ry -h a n d m ilk in g allow ed.
No person affected w ith a n y com
m u n icab le
or
in fectio u s disease
should be allow ed to m ilk or to h a n
dle m ilk o r cream .
D u rin g th e sum m er m onths, w hen
s u n lig h t is lo n g and in ten se, th ese
| foods become ra n c id m ore quickly.
T he r e f rig e r a to r is a good place to
sto re m ost of th em , n o t only because
it keeps th em cold, b u t because in
ex clu d in g lig h t it keeps th em fresh,
say s Miss Case.
R esearch m en have discovered
th a t w hen o il-b e a rin g foods w ere
enclosed in g reen , black, or foil con
ta in e rs, ra n c id ity is a p p reciab ly de
layed.
P o ta to ch ip s packed in o r
d in a ry co m m ercial bags d u rin g th e
test tu rn e d ra n c id w ith in a w eek.
W h en w rap p ed in g reen p ap er th ey
rem ain ed fresh an d edible fo r a t
le a s t tw o w eeks. C ashew n u ts k e p t
in a clea r g lass b o ttle and exposed
to d ire c t s u n lig h t becam e ra n c id in
fo u r days. A n o th er sam ple of ca sh
ews k e p t in a g reen b o ttle u n d e r th e
sam e lig h t
co n d itio n s
rem ain ed
fresh fo r m ore th a n e ig h t m onths.
So did co rn m eal, p e a n u t b u tte r, w a l
n u ts , an d lard .
O th ers h av e fo u n d th a t g reen con
ta in e rs p reserved th e aro m a, fre sh
ness, an d flav o r of fr u it ju ices, sa u
e r k r a u t ju ice, an d coffee b e tte r th a n
an y o th e r color.
T h e m ost e ffectiv e sh ad e o f g reen
fo r th ese lig h t-e x c lu d in g c o n ta in e rs
is a ch lo ro p h y ll or g ra ss g reen.
M a n u fa c tu re rs of food c o n ta in e rs
h av e m ean s of te s tin g
th e
ex act
sh ad e of th e ir co n ta in e rs. O rd in a
rily th e h o m em ak er h a s n o t, b u t sh e
can a p p ro x im a te it w ith good re
su lts.
She can also keep h e r su p
plies cold as w ell as d a rk , an d buy
in sm a ll q u a n titie s in w arm w e a th
er.
A s a tisfa c to ry m ilk house sh o u ld
be provided, an d m u st n o t be used
Students Return from 4-H School.
for o th e r purposes.
F our-H s tu d e n ts re tu rn e d
from
M ust have am ple lig h t, v e n tila
C o rv allis F rid a y a fte rn o o n a t 1 :0 0
tion an d d ra in a g e .
o’clock.
T he tr ip w as m ade on a
M ust be r a t, mouse a n d fly proof.
special
tr
a
in for 4-H clu b b ers. R e
M ust n o t be located in close prox
p o rts from th o se w ho a tte n d e d in d i
im ity to a n y to ile t, hog pen, calf
c ate th a t an en jo y ab le an d p ro fit
pen, m an u re pile, o r a n y in s a n ita ry
able tim e w as sp e n t.
or c o n ta m in a tin g su rro u n d in g s.
T he floor m u st
be
w a te rtig h t.
May be c o n stru cte d of cem ent or
good sound wooden m a te ria l,
laid
w a te rtig h t.
W alls, w indow s an d ceilin g s m ust
be k ep t clean.
A sa tisfa c to ry can rack sh o u ld be j In sp ite of S u n d a y ’s w ind an d u n
provided. I t should p re fe ra b ly sta n d se ttled w e a th e r, th irte e n C olum bia
on th e south or w est w all in fro n t G ran g e m em bers, tw o v is ito rs an d
of a screened w indow . C ans sh o u ld c h ild ren of th e fam ilies enjoyed a
be tu rn e d neck dow n on th is rack.
pot luck picnic d in n e r a t th e hom e
If a cream se p a ra to r is used it of Mr. a n d Mrs. H en ry O tt. To add
m ust be th o ro u g h ly w ashed, cleaned j „ et t h e rig h t touch, Mrs. O tt served
and sterilized w ith steam or b o ilin g oven baked b ean s an d cream ed new
w a te r o r o th e r accep ted ste riliz e r p o tato es as h o t dishes. F rie d ch ick -
a f te r each use th ereo f.
j en wa9 very m uch in evidence, as
(N O T E :
I t is u n la w fu l for a n y | w ej] as t a «ty salads, san d w ich es, ice
O regon's 1940
w h eat a llo tm e n t
person w ho skim s r r i’k by cream - cream a n d o th e r picnic d e lig h ts,
w ill be 851,458 acres, W ill S teen of
s e p a ra tin g process to o ffer o r ex p o sei
¿ j | w ere e n th u s ia s tic ab o u t
th e M ilton, c h a irm a n of th e s ta te AAA
for sale or sell an y m ilk com ing
om p<e a sa n t afte rn o o n sp en t as Mr. an d farm p ro g ram co m m ittee has a n
a cream se p a ra to r th a t is not th O 'jM rs. O tt’s g u ests, an d d eclared th a t n ounced. T h is a llo tm e n t is 10 per
ro u g h ly w ashed and cleaned w ith in to tb e second re g u la r m e etin g of c e n t la rg e r th a n th a t received by
th re e h o u rs a fte r su ch use th ereo f. pai.h su m m er m o n th in som e su ch Orego’n for 1939.
S ection 41-302, O regon Code 19.»0.) ¡¡Ocial d iv ersio n w as a frie n d ly
T he in crease in th e ta te a llo tm e n t
Care of Milk and Cream.
G ran g e g estu re.
All m ilk and cream
should
be j g |nce th e n ex t re g u la r m eetin g is in lin e w ith th e in crease in th e
pooled as soon as possible a fte r m ilk - w oul„ fa)] on Ju ly 4 th . th e m eet- n a tio n a l w h eat a llo tm e n t an n o u n ced
ing or se p a ra tin g , esp ecially ev en in g
has bpen p o stponed one week to re c en tly by th e A g ric u ltu ra l A d ju st-
m ilk held over u n til th e follow ing T upsday ev en in g , Ju ly 11 th .
J u n e '" e n t A d m in istra tio n . T he n a tio n a l
day. S tir m ilk o ccasio n ally
w hile , n tb is tb e end of a n o th e r q u a rte r, a llo tm e n t for 1940 is _
m
on
cooling.
L e t’s do o u r p a rt to h av e ev ery m e m -¡a v re s. seven m illio n acres la rg e r
Utensils.
1 e r in good sta n d in g , an d du es paid th a n th e 1939 a llo tm e n t.
COLUMBIA GRANGE
NOTES
STATE ALLOTMENT
OF W HEAT ACREAGE
UP 10 PER CENT
i
C ans used for th e d eliv ery of m ilk
r r cream to cheese fa cto ries or o th -
e r m a n u fa c tu rin g p la n ts m ust be
used for th a t purpose only.
W hey, b u tte rm ilk
or an y o th e r
foreign o r c o n ta m in a tin g p roduct
m ust not he placed in a n y can used
to tra n s p o rt m ilk or cfeam to fac
to ry or cream ery.
C ans, w hen re tu rn e d to farm front
fa c to ry or cream ery , sh o u ld have lids
rem oved and cans
tu rn e d
upaide
PAGE FIVH
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON.
on Ume
j
TURKEY GROWERS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY
S teen a sse rte d th a t th ese acreag e
a llo tm e n ts re p re se n te d “ g o als” and
th a t fa rm e rs co o p erate on ly on a
v o lu n ta ry b asis in an e ffo rt to hold
w h eat p ro d u ctio n ddw n to th ese lev
els.
(C o n tin u ed from page 1)
th e co m m ittee on a rra n g e m e n ts an d
W ide p a rtic ip a tio n of fa rm e rs in
H. K. Dean w ill have c h a rg e of th e Oregon an d o th e r w h eat-p ro d u cin g
p ro g ram com m ittee.
s ta te s w ith th e AAA farm pro g ram
All those p re se n t a t th e a ftern o o n th is y ear c o n trib u te d s u b s ta n tia lly
m eetin g expressed th em selv es as well to th e a d ju s tm e n t in w h eat su p p lies
pleased w ith th e new p la n t. An in v i- an(j tb e re s u ltin g la rg e r a llo tm e n ts
dow n on rack .
Milk pail«, s tra in e r s and o th er ta tio n h as been ex ten d ed fo r o th e r fo r 1940, S teen said.
u te n s ils m u st be th o ro u g h ly soldered tu rk e y g ro w ers of th e co m m u n ity to
T h e s ta te a llo tm e n t soon w ill be
jo in th e asso ciatio n .
and c o n ta in no open seam s.
The board of th e E a ste rn Oregon divided u p on a co u n ty basis, a fte r
All u te n s ils should be th o ro u g h
w hich co u n ty AAA co m m ittees will
ly cleaned and ste riliz e d a fte r each T u rk e y G ro w ers' asso ciatio n m et in
th e
co u n ty a llo tm e n ts
th e ev en in g a t 8 :0 0 a t w hich tim e a p p o rtio n
am
o
n
g
in
d
iv
id
a
u
l
farm ers. T h e sta te
l y n o t leave can cover on even all o fficers w ere re-elected fo r th e
a llo tm e n t w as co n firm ed alm o st tw o
ing m ilk th a t h as n o t been th o - com ing year. Jo h n Je n d rz e je w sk i is
ro u g h ly
cooled.
P o o rly
soldered, j p resid en t. M erle P o tte r, vice presi- m o n th s e a rlie r th a n la st y ear, said
ru aty and b a tte re d u te n s ils a re dif- d e n t, and M rs. J u lia H. P en n ey , sec- S teen , w hich w ill m ake it possible
fic u lt to ste riliz e an d sh o u ld be dis- re ta rv -tre a s u re r. R e p re se n ta tiv e s to fo r fa rm e rs to h av e th e ir allo tm e n ts
rard ed
th e O regon S ta te T u rk ey C o o p erativ e well in ad v an ce of th e w in te r w heat
Old soft an d
p o rous
m ilk in g m eetin g w hich w ill be held In Salem p la n tin g season.
m achine ru b b e rs m ust n o t be used. on Ju ly 15 w ill be Mr T odd, Mr.
“ By p la n tin g w ith in th e ir
1940
Cleaning of Utensils.
P o tte r and Mr. Jen d rz e je w sk i. T h e w h eat a c reag e a llo tm e n ts ,” Steen
T h o ro u g h ly rin se u te n s ils firs t in fo u r unit« th a t belong to th e s ta te p o in ted o u t,
"O regon fa rm e rs will
cold w a te r, th en ap p ly w arm w a te r asso ciatio n a re C e n tra l O regon at co o p erate w ith o th e r fa rm ers of the
to w hich h as been added a soda R edm ond. S o u th ern O regon a t Med- n a tio n in b a la n c in g w h eat acreag e
clean ser.
ford, O regon T u rk e y G ro w ers a t w ith needs for th e im m ed iate fu tu re.
Do not use soap
R o seb u rg and E a ste rn O regon T u r T h e n a tio n a l a llo tm e n t is based on
tle« a b ru sh fo r th is purpose.
key G row ers.
th e a c reag e n ecessary to p rovide for
L ive steam is th e b est s te riliz e r
Local tu rk e y ra ise rs a re asked to o u r dom estic m a rk e ts, o u r ex p ort
know n. B o llin g w a te r is n ex t.
b ran d th e ir birds. A ny d is p u te th a t tra d e , and a reserv e for a n y em er-
A c h lo rin e so lu tio n m ay be used, comes from m ix in g b ird s w ith » ¡ geBcy w hich m
ris e .”
.”
n a ay
y a a rise
b u t c h lo rin e ra p id ly loses its effec- n e ig h b o r's flocks w ill be e lim in a te d
T h e w h eat a llo tm e n t for a farm
tiveness unless u te n s ils in w hich R by th is m ethod. T h is is th e best
ia used a re th o ro u g h ly cleaned be- recognized m ethod th a t can b e used Is th e basis fo r th e fa rm e r's p a rtic i
fore a p p ly in g th e c h lo rin e so lu tio n , fo r th is purpose. B ra n d in g o r ta t- p atio n in all p h ases o t th e n atlo n « l
in c lu d in g
co n serv atio n
(N O T E : R em em ber th a t a chlo- to o in g in k and b ra n d in g eq u ip m e n t pro g ram
p rice a d ju s tm e n t pay-
rin e so lu tio n is a s te rilis in g a g e n t, can be o b tain ed th ro u g h th e o ffice p ay m en ts
ot y
E. K n ick erb o ck er, a s s is ta n t nsents, w h eat lo an s an d cro p lu su r-
ssd sot a »«rt water.)
I
ance.
Never. la aay case, use a dish- county agent
TOWNSEND CLUB NOTES
Land Sale Notice.
A ll m em bers of th e club a re urged
to be a t th e m eetin g F rid a y n ig h t,
J u n e 23, to decide on some im p o r
ta n t business.
R eport of th e N atio n al Tow nsend
C onvention w ill be sen t to o u r p res
id en t. 11. R. H a rtle y , each day by
a ir m ail, and those liv in g in H er
m iston or n ear by a re to call a t the
H a rtle y home to read th is rep o rt.
Mrs. Udey w ill get th is re p o rt from
Mr. H artley by phone, and those liv
in g east of H erm isto n can g et it
from her.
R ep o rt cam e to th e m em bers th a t
Dr. Tow nsend and S e n ato r Nye of
N o rth D akota w ill ta k e p a rt in a r a
dio broadcast from th e F o u rth N a
tio n a l C onvention.
It w ill be c a r
rie d by W LW , rad io sta tio n , C in cin
n a ti, m ost pow erful rad io sta tio n in
A m erica, and w ill be a v a ila b le to
th e M utual B ro ad castin g system .
T h is sta tio n is o ffe rin g free tim e to
o u r T ow nsend o rg a n iz a tio n , o rd in a
rily such tim e se llin g for $2400 an
h o u r.
W e w ill have a p ro g ram p u t on by
M rs. Jess P rin d le a t o u r n ext m eet
ing, a n d th e L adies A u x iliary w ill
serve a jitn e y lu n ch a t th e close of
th e m eeting.
T he public is in v ited to all our
m eetings.
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN th a t
the u n d ersig n ed , S h eriff of U m atil-
.1 C o in ty . O regon, by v irtu e of a n
irder i> jly m ade and en tered h erein
| by th e I o u n ty C ourt of U m atilla
C ounty, O regon, on th e 29tli day of
A pril, 1939. w ill, on th e 2 4 th day
of Ju n e . 1939, a t the h o u r of 1 0 :0 0
o’clock in th e forenoon, sell to th e
h ig h est bidder for cash in h and, a t
th e fro n t door of th e U m atilla Coun
ty C ourt H ouse. P en d leto n , Oregon,
su b ject to a m inim um price of
$36.00 th e re fo r, to be paid in cash,
a t th e tim e of sale, th e follow ing de
scribed parcel of land, h e reto fo re by
U m atilla C ounty, O regon, acquitted
for d elin q u e n t taxes, to -w it:
L ot 3 & N H of L ot 5 & N (4 of
Lot 6, Block 23, O rig in al tow n of
U m atilla, U m atilla C ounty, O re
gon.
R. E. GOAD, S h e riff of
U m atilla C ounty.
(M ay 2 5 -Ju n e 22)
LAND SALE NOTICE
lc a Word - Minimum 20c
FU R N ISH ED HOUSE FOR
R EN T
in exch an g e for board, effective
ab o u t Ju ly 1. Call a t H erald office
for p a rtic u la rs.
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FOR SALE —
G R E E N A PPLE S,
Yellow T ra n s p a re n t, best for je l
ly and sauce now, 50c per box if
picked by p u rch aser. B rin g con
ta in e r.
A. F. R o h rm an residence,
H erm iston, P hone 65-W .
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MILK AND CORN FE D FR Y E R S
for sale. Mrs. W. E. C u ttin g at
U nion S ta tio n , U m atilla.
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FOR SALE— 16 H EAD OF COWS,
G uernsey an d Jersey , all young,
m ilk in g now. Q u ittin g business be
cause of illness. M cK inney & B lair,
U m atilla.
4 4 -ltp
SUMMONS
LOST— BLACK 3 ( 4 ” x 6” L EA TH -
e r looseieaf notebook
on
M ain
s tre e t
F in d e r please leave a t H e r
ald office.
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F O R S A L E — 140 B A R R ED ROCK
p u llets and roosters, 3 m o n th s old.
50c each. Mrs. R ex Jack so n , R t, 2,
H erm isto n , Ore.
4 4 -lc
.
TRAINED SEALS
•J t
BUT THEY RESPOND
TO AD SUGGESTIONS
jL
• Ued Servie®
D'*t,ngÜlSttoc*üo«
MILK FA T T E D F R Y E R S — 15c TO
18c lb. Mrs. A. W | T u rn b la d , R.
1, H erm isto n .
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FOR SALE— MY 40 A CRE FA RM , 7
m iles N. E. of H erm isto n , n e a r
C olum bia school. F o r f u r th e r In fo r
IN T H E CIRCUIT COURT O F T H E
m atio n in q u ire of V icto r A ddlem an
STA TE OF OREGON FOR
in C olum bia d is tric t. Mrs. May Ad
UMATILLA COUNTY.
dlem an.
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G eorge A. L a F o n ta in e , P la in tiff,
FOR SA LE— SMALL RANCH, ALL
vs. L orrol L a F o n ta in e , D efendant.
in a lfa lfa hay. Good 4-room house,
To L orrol L a F o n ta in e , d e fe n d a n t
fa ir b arn and o u t bu ild in g s. Cash
above nam ed:
price, $1,000 or m ay be b o u g h t on
IN T H E NAME O F T H E
STA TE OF OREGON:
term s. Close in to H erm isto n . W rite
Yon a re h ereby n o tifie d and r e or see M atthew G ordon. Ione, O re
q u ired to a p p e a r in th e above e n ti t
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led c o u rt and cause on or before gon.
T h u rsd a y , th e 20th day of Ju ly , FOR SALE— 26 H EAD OF W E A N E R
1939, w hich is w ith in fo u r w eeks
pigs.
E. C. F red erick so n , I r r i
from th e d a te of th e firs t p u b lic a
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tio n of th is sum m ons, and an sw er gon.
th e co m p lain t of th e p la in tiff filed
h e re in a g a in s t you and you w ill ta k e FOR SALE OR R E N T — IM PRO VED
n o tice th a t if you fail to a p p ear and
20-acre farm In C olum bia d is tric t.
a n sw e r said co m p lain t or o th erw ise In q u ire of Mrs. M uriel B. T ray le r,
plead th e re to w ith in said tim e th e
H orn W h itso n Co., P en d leto n , phone
p la in tiff for w a n t th e re o f w ill apply
43-tfc
to th e c o u rt for th e re lie f prayed for 812.
th e re in , nam ely for a decree of th e
c o u rt d isso lv in g th e m a rria g e con FOR R E N T — T H R E E ROOMS N EX T
to V ern ’s B arb er Shop,
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tr a c t e x is tin g betw een p la in tiff and
d e fe n d a n t and fo r o th e r eq u ita b le
TOR SALE — F R E S H H E IF E R S ;
relief.
Also some ready to fre sh e n ; y e a r
T h is sum m ons is published in th e
H erm isto n H erald, a new sp ap er p u b lin g heifers. E. G. Davis, G a rn e r's
lish ed w eek 'v a t H erm isto n . U m a til D airy, P hone 83-R, H e rm isto n .4 3 -tfc
la C ounty. O regon, and w ill be p u b
lished for four successive w eeks be FOR SALE — HORSE, 14 YEARS
g in n in g w ith th e issue dated and
old. See Jo h n S pencer in M ead
n u hlished Tune
1939. and en d in g
43-3p
w ith th e issue dated and published ows.
Jillv 20. 1939. bv o rd e r of th e H o n HOUSES FÖR R E N T — ALSO ~ A N
o rab le C alvin L. Sweek Ju d g e of th e
a p a rtm e n t w ith e le c tric ra n g e and
above en title d co u rt, m ade th e 20th
re frig e ra to r.
Also p astu re to ren t.
day of Ju n e , 1939.
H ated th is th e 22nd day of Ju n e. H. E. H anby, H erm isto n .
42-tfc
1939.
PE TE R SO N * PETER SO N .
PA STU RE TO R EN T FOR 75 HEAD
A ttorneys for P la in tiff.
,
of c a ttle or e q u iv alen t.
S. E.
rtAfltrtenee and P ost Office,
W alls, C olum bia d is tric t, H erm iston.
A ddress. P en d leto n . Ore.
42-3p
(J u n e 2 2 -Ju ly 20)
E q u ity No. 6458
« PRINTING »
to Order at Our
PRINT SHOP
ARE NOT—
FIV E M ILK COWS FOR SA LE — 1
Brow n Sw iss b u ll; 2 veals an d 3
h e ife rs 4 mo. old. % M ile n o rth of
tow n. W illis B u rc h e tt.
44-3tp
SEW ING
AND
A LTERATIONS—
In q u ire a t Bowm an Shoe Shop
NOTICE IS H E R E B Y GIVEN th a t H erm iston.
44-6tc
th e u n d ersig n ed . S h eriff of I^m atilla
C ounty, Oregon, by v irtu e of an o r FOR SALE— H O TPO IN T ELECTRIC
d e r d u ly m ade an d en tered h erein by
R ange, 1 yr. old, $65. Also n u m
th e C ounty C ourt of U m atilla C oun
ty , Oregon, on th e 1 9 th day of Ju n e , ber of wood an d coal ranges. N o rth
1939. w ill, on th e 22 day of Ju ly , w est C ity Gas Co., P en d leto n . 44-3c
1939. at th e h o u r of 1 0 :0 0 o’clock
in th e forenoon, sell to th e h ig h e s t FOR R E N T — TWO VACANT ROOMS
b id d e r for cash, a t th e fro n t door of
on 1st floor. Also tr a n s ie n t sleep
th e U m atilla C ounty C o u rt H ouse, in g room s. K a ty c o rn e r from depot.
P e n d le to n , Oregon, su b je c t to a m in
44-3p
im um price of $50.00 th e re fo r, to be
p aid in cash, a t th e tim e of sale, th e FOR R E N T — FU R N SH E D HOUSE.
fo llo w in g described parcel of land,
P h o n e 78W , H erm isto n .
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h e re to fo re by U m a tilla C ounty, O re
gon, acquired for d e lin q u e n t taxes,
to - w it:
S W '4 S W U N H U , S ection 16,
T ow nship 5, N o rth R an g e 28, E.
W. M.
R. E. GOAD, S h eriff
of U m atilla C ounty.
( J u n e 22 -Ju ly 20)
________
OUR READERS
FOR SALE — 20 W E A N E R PIGS,
C h ester W h ites. F. N. C lark, h a lf
m ile east of C olum bia school. 40-3c
USED W A TCH ES— ELG IN * W AL-
tham s, $5.00 to $10.00. A. W.
B ehrm an, H erm isto n , Ore.
35-tfc
6 0 0 ROOMS • S IN S IB ll RATES
FOR EYE COMFORT AND
SIGHT CONSERVATION
Come to Pendleton fo r
Y our O ptical Needs!
Eyes Examined by Modern
Methods.
Glasses Ground to Fit
When Needed.
— REASONABLE PRICES —
DR. DALE ROTHWELL
OPTOMETRIST
OVER W 0 0 L W 0 R T H S
Pendleton, Ore.
Phone 535-J
J. V. VILLERMOURE
ELEC TRICA L SERVI E
P hone 1031
H erm iston
W . L. Morgan, D. M . D
G eneral D en tistry
X -Ray and D iagnosis
B ank Bldg
P hona 0-J
R esilience P hone 25-J
S unday and E v en in g s by
A ppointm ent
DR. A
E
MARBLE
CHIROPRACTOR
O ffice: 2 blocks e a st of post office
O ffice H ours: 8 to 1 3 - 1 : 8 0 to •
P h o n e 4 8 1 -------- H erm isto n . Ore
Dr. A. C. Willcutt
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN A SURGEON
HERMISTON HERALD
OSBORN
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P e n d leto n , Ore.
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