The Hermiston herald., November 09, 1939, Page 4, Image 4

PA C E FOUR
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
¡R eith.
lin e s to d ia l o p e ra tio n , th e P acific
I Mrs. F red W a rn stro m an d ch ild - NEW DIAL SYSTEM REPLACES
T elephone an d T e le g ra p h com pany
I
J
u
.. . .
OLD MAGNETO TYPE PHONES
ln O regon now is g iv in g d ial service
K / i aD<1
M cN abb a n d son
.to a b o u t 800 r u r a l lin e custom ers, o r
!Jo h n sp en t T ue3day '» P en d leto n .
ab o u t 10 p er cen t of th e to ta l served
(C o n tin u ed from page 1)
Mr. and Mrs. Cooksly and
son
T he C ooperative M ovem ent is a force for P eace an d Good W ill and
read in ess for d ial o p eratio n w ith th e ln th e sta te . T h is n u m b e r Is ex p e c t­
sp en t S a tu rd a y in W alla W alla.
aid and cooperation
of telephone ed to be Increased ra p id ly ln th e fu ­
B ro th erh o o d am o n g th e n atio n s. E conom ic D em ocracy an d C ooper­
Mrs. B ill B oulton re tu rn e d th is com pany en g in ee rs. To do ao m ean t tu re .
a tio n in b u sin ess m u st precede an y p e rm a n e n t peace.
T h ough th e ru ra l lin e custo m ers
week from P o rtla n d w here sh e has I th e re b u ild in g of old lines, th e b u n d ­
been v isitin g .
lin g of five new lin es for th e 46 new own th e ir own telep h o n e facilities,
Mr. and Mrs. Rosco W illiam s | custom ers, and th e rep lacem en t of th e P acific T elephone an d T eleg rap h
sp e n t S unday a fte rn o o n in Irrig o n . th e old h and c ra n k telephones w ith co m pany is co o p e ra tin g ln every w ay
BIG N o . 2% tin s
possible to assist them in im p ro v in g
Mr. and Mrs. Del Ja c k so n a re h av ­ 'd ia l telephones.
W ith the new dial service, tr a n s ­ th e ir service. As a re s u lt o f th is co­
ing some c a rp e n te r w ork done on
m ission on ail of th e ru r a l lin e s is o p e ratio n , th ere has been a s u b s ta n ­
th e ir house in tow n.
R ipe & Sw eet — 3 tin s
expected to be m easu rab ly im proved. tia l in crease in th e n u m b er of r u r a l
All of th e lin es a re m etallic tw o- lin e telep h o n es th ro u g h o u t th e s ta te
w ire circ u its, r a th e r
th a n
sin g le sin ce J a n u a r y 1, th is y ear, th e In ­
w ire g ro u n d ed c ircu its.
BIG VALUE
crease b ein g g re a te r th a n for a n y
By Mrs. E d w ard S haw
A n o th er new fe a tu re of th e H e r­ sim ila r period th e la s t 10 years.
m iston r d r a l lin es w ill be th a t th e
C om plete d ire c tio n s on th e use
Mrs. A. R. C a rp e n te r, sis te r of rin g in g also w ill be done by m ach ­ and o p eratio n of th e new d ia l te le ­
Rome B eau ty s — W inesaps
An econom y coffee
Mrs. Mabel W eeks, Mrs. R o b ert T u r- ine, th u s m a te ria lly im p ro v in g the phones is co n tain ed in th e su p p le­
ter, Mrs. A1 C arden an d F o re s t B a­ se rv ic e as f a r as rin g in g is con­ m e n ta l tele p h o n e d irecto ries, s e n t to
th a t is good to d rin k
B °X
k er. ail qf P en d leto n , w ere S a tu rd a y cerned.
a ll H erm isto n , E cho and S tan field
T ry it! <
lb.
Also, th e r e w ill be no rin g in g sig ­ cu sto m ers last w eek.
v isito rs a t th e C has. K eller a n d Mrs.
Mr. M u rray
n als h eard on th e lines w hen the an n o u n ces th a t local and lo n g dis­
If y o u ’ll b rin g an em p ty box.
M abel W eeks homes.
u se r m akes a call, suoh as w as th e ta n c e c alls m ay be placed a t booths
Mr. and Mrs. E d w ard S h aw , Mis­
case w ith th e m ag n eto telephone.
a t th e H erm isto n H erald and th e
ses
M
y
rth
en
a
M
artin
,
O
m
ega
S
ater,
‘L ittle B u ste r” G u a ra n te e d
4 lbs.
W ith th e ch an g e-o v er of th e H er- H erm isto n hotel. Also, bills may be
an d Joyce S a te r m otored to P en d le­
S tan field ru r a l paid a t th e H erm isto n H erald office.
ton F rid a y to h e a r H om er A. Rode- n u sto n . E cho and
G ra y 's F an cy
By Mrs. G lenn O strom
heaver. T hey w ere d in n e r g u ests of
Mrs. S haw ’s b ro th e r and w ife, Mr.
Mr. an d Mrs. D ale M ontgom ery an d Mrs. E lb ert H u tch iso n .
A new set of lib ra ry books for th e
and son of H oldm an w ere in U m a­
boys an d g irls of C olum bia school
tilla la st W ednesday.
O rlin L ane, who is in th e arm y w ill be read y to check o u t W ednes­
n e a r P o rtla n d , sp e n t sev eral days d ay.
SAFEWAY STORES WILL BE CLOSED,
h ere v is itin g h is p a re n ts, Mr. and
B etty A nn M orehouse, F lo ren ce
PH ON E
Mrs. H e rb e rt L ane.
K ow itz, Jim K nox and Ja m e s Get
3011
H a rry G ram m er, F ay e G ard n er ch ell w ere S u n d ay ev en in g g u e sts a t
ARMISTICE DAY — NOVEMBER 11
an d H e rb e rt L an e re tu rn e d
hom e th e B. E. G etchell home.
T h u rsd a y from th e m o u n ta in s n ear
Bessie H am m er an d E tt a
Mae
w as a c le a r b rig h t tr u e blue, as w ell E n te rp rise w ith tw o elk.
W ells, both n u rs e s a t th e S ta te Tu
-Mr. an d Mrs. G eorge B utterw ood b erculosis h o sp ital, a re expected to
a s p in k s a n d orchids. T h ey
w ere
used to edge a tu lip bed. T h e re s t re tu rn e d F rid a y from S an F ran cisco a rriv e F rid a y for a s h o r t v is it w ith
w here th ey h ad been v is itin g th e M iss H am m er’s p a re n ts,
Mr.
and
of th e bed could be p la n te d to a n ­ fair.
M rs. L ester H am m er. T h e y w ill re ­
n
u
a
l
phlox
an
d
a
f
te
r
th
e
tu
lip
s
a
re
Bob
M
cK
enzie
accom
panied
O
rlin
Mum is th e w ord! T he club held
tu r n to Salem M onday.
a c h ry san th em u m tea a t th e last gone, th e w hole w ould m ake a de­ L an e to P o rtla n d la s t F rid a y w here
T he L e c tu re r of C olum bia G range
he
w
ill
spend
som
e
tim
e.
m eetin g , N ovem ber 6 th , an d had as lig h tfu l sp o t of color a ll S u m m er,
Mr. an d Mrs. W a lte r B ray re tu r n ­ h as filed essay copies of th e sa fety
g u est sp eak er, Mrs. E a rl T hom pson, an d w ill p ro v id e c u t flo w ers th ro u g h ed la s t w eek from C a lifo rn ia w here p ro g ram series, new s item s and sn ap
th e y a tte n d e d th e fa ir an d visited sh o ts of th e new ju n io r s a fe ty p a tro l
p re sid e n t of th e P e n d leto n G ard en o u t th e season.
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th e ir son. T h ey also v isited tw o w ith th e h ig h w a y e d u catio n board
c lu b , w hose su b je c t w as C h ry sa n th e ­
a t W a sh in g to n D. C., as e n tr y in th e
d a u g h te rs n e a r K la m a th F alls.
T
h
e
n
e
x
t
m
eetin
g
w
ill
be
N
ovem
­
n a tio n a l G ran g e sa fe ty co n test.
m um s.
T h ere w ere m any vases of
Mrs. O. P. M iller an d Mrs. E. Mc­
b
er
2
4
th
.
an
d
th
e
r
e
a
fte
r
on
th
e
sec­
b e a u tifu l m um s on display. T he
H u le tte Jo h n so n of A lbee w as a
K enzie sp e n t S a tu rd a y in P en d leto n
of
each shopping.
flo w ers w ere sold a t th e close of th e ond an d fo u rth F rid a y s
B etty M cK enzie, s tu d e n t d in n e r guest a t th e L e ste r H am m er
T he m e etin g d a te s
have n u rse, cam e hom e w ith
th em
to hom e F riday. H e is a nephew of Mrs.
tea. Mrs. Thom pson b ro u g h t sp eci­ m o n th .
H am m er.
F a n c y chocolates packed In b e a u tifu l
been
ch
an
g
ed
to
avoid
c
o
n
flic
tin
g
spend
th
e
ev
en
in
g
.
m en c h ry sa n th e m u m s w ith h e r from
Mr. and Mrs. F loyd D ixson of P o rt
tin s. R ich cream s, n o u g ats, etc.
M r.and Mrs. E rn e s t P eck an d son
w
ith
m
e
etin
g
d
a
te
s
of
th
e
o
th
e
r
o
r­
h er g a rd e n , told of th e m ost h a rd y
A ngeles, W n„ a n d Mrs. Jo e S m ith of
l l / a lb. tin
3 lb. tin $
.00 1
D on’t fo rg e t th e d ate, D ickie of M ary h ill sto p p e d in U m a­ S e a ttle v isited Mr. an d M rs. E lm er
v a rie tie s, told a b o u t th e c u ltu re , g a n iza tio n s.
tilla S a tu rd a y on th e ir w ay to W al­
and
we
hope
we
w
ill
be
seein
g
you.
D ixson an d fam ily, hnd M r. a n d Mrs.
la W alla.
an d
d e m o n strated
th e
ap p ro v ed
T he local G irls L eag u e w ere hos­ L. W. Dixson.
m etho d s o f p ro p ag atio n , w hich d e­
tess to n e ig h b o rin g leag u e s a t th e
Mrs. M ary N elson, s is te r of Mrs.
veloped in to a v ery in te re s tin g ta lk .
school house S a tu rd a y . T h e G arden C lyde H eb ert, is v is itin g here.
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clu b served th e lu n ch eon.
Mr. an d Mrs. Clyde H e b e rt and
A ssorted C rem e C en ters
Mrs. Jess C onnell an d G enevieve, J o h n DeMoss m ade a b u sin ess trip
Mrs. J u liu s G im ble, c h a irm a n of
a
n
d
Mrs.
L
yle
B
row
n
sp
e
n
t
S
a
tu
rd
a
y
to P en d leto n S a tu rd a y .
th e C h ristm a s lig h tin g
com m ittee,
in P endleton.
M onster - F reeh
has called a m e e tin g of th a t com m it­
Mrs. V ern o n W aid of S ta n field
T h e firs t u n it of C lim b er’s J u n io r
Brocks Have Visitors.
tee Tor seven o’clock on th e ev en in g G arden clu b of H erm isto n w as o rg a ­ v isited S a tu rd a y a fte rn o o n a t th e
of N ovem ber 1 4 th , a t h er home.
Mrs. Reed an d Mrs. R. e . B rock |
nized in th e C olum bia d is tric t N ov­ hom e of Mrs. Ben Spencer.
Miss M a rg a re t B row n had th e m is­ and baby of W a lla W alla, W n „ v is it­
em ber 6, w ith 25 c h a rte r m em bers.
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O fficers
selected
in clu d e
R ach el fo rtu n e of c u ttin g h e r fin g e r q u ite
A s h o rt a rtic le in th e S u n d ay O re­
W eeks, G olden M a rg u e rite ; D orothy b adly w hile w o rk in g a t th e Red & ed S unday a t th e hom e of Mr. an d |
g o n ian s ta te s th a t
v io lets p o tted N elson, A delw eiss; C lay to n Buell, W h ite stohe S a tu rd ay .
Mrs. A. M. B rock of S tan field .
now , in rich soil, w ill rep ay th e g a r­ Jo h n Q u ill; D avid B lahm , F o rg d t-
Mrs. Ben S pencer a n d E d ith a n n e ,
d e n e r by fu rn is h in g blooms fo r th e Me-Not. T he above o fficers’ nam es an d M a rg aret B row n sp e n t S unday
co rresp o n d to th e u su al ones, p re si­ in P en d leto n w h ere th e y v isited th e
d u ll day s of J a n u a ry .
d en t, vice p resid en t, se c re ta ry , tr e a s ­ fo rm e r’s b ro th e r, J a c k R eeves, who
P u re C ane
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is in th e h o sp ital.
u rer.
One of th e m ost sa tisfa c to ry p la n ts
100 lb. b ag $5.89
Mr.
an
d
Mrs.
J.
H
a
lfp
e
n
n
y
o
f
W
il­
Dean S to u t w as ap p o in ted c h a ir­
w e had in o u r g a rd e n th is S u m m er m an of th e p la n t ex ch an g e co m m it­ low s sp en t M onday in U m atilla.
A lb ert Vieg, w ho h a s been em ­
w as th e old fash io n ed verb en a, m uch tee, D onna M arie Beck, flow er seed
TRY YOUR LUCK!
A ny Size Piece
ployed in S e a ttle , a rriv e d h ere to
ex
ch
an
g
e
c
h
a
irm
a
n
,
an
d
a
co
m
m
ittee
im proved, no d o u b t, over th e verbe­
m
ake
his
hom
e
w
ith
h
is
m
o
th
er,
A
lb
ert
Liebe,
R
osem
ary
K
eller,
E
il-
Med. W eight
eig h t - W ell stre a k e d w ith lean
n a o u r g ra n d m o th e rs grew . T he
w h ile w o rk in g a t th e depot.
Mr. a n d M rs. E a rl C h e rry w ill
p la n ts m ake a lacy g reen spread w ith leen H u n t, w ith A delw eiss, serv in g
as ch a irm a n .
Soon th is co m m ittee
24 >4 lb.
_
49 1b.
th e ir fern lik e leaves. T hey a re f r a ­ w ill m eet w ith 'th e c a b in e t an d p lan leave soon for H e p p n e r w h ere he
w ill be em ployed a t th e depot th ere.
sack
g r a n t an d bloom ed from e a rly S um ­ th e y e a r’s p ro g ram , m a k in g booklets
R alp h S olkeld an d .two d a u g h te rs
K itch en C ra ft
m er u n til k illed by fro st. T h ere sh o w in g m e etin g d ates, ro ll c all re ­ S a n d ra an d Jo a n sp e n t M onday in
— STARTING AT 1 :00 P. M. —
w e re p u re w h ite bloom s, clea r reds, quest. field trip s, S p rin g p a rtie s or R eith .
N aom i B ro w n ell sp e n t th e w eek
an d one color p a rtic u la rly p le a sin g I hik es to be p lan n ed o ccasio n ally w ith
end v is itin g h e r sis te r a n d fam ily in
C O F F E E - M ild F u ll F lavored
C elebrate A rm is tic e D ay As
Peace D ay
Tomatoes
Pineapple
IO C
Apples
COFFEE
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15*
POP CORN
M INCE MEAT
P. Cr G. SOAP G,ant Ba,s
th e H erm isto n u n it.
D ecem ber 6 is th e n e x t m eeting
date. E ach m em ber is to an sw er
roll call n a m in g a flow er he can
read ily id en tify , b rin g in g a p ictu re
of th a t flo w er for h is p ro g ra m book­
let if possible. E ach clim b er is to
know an d id e n tify five common
flow ers.
H erm isto n boys an d g irls betw een
th e ages of 8 an d 14 w ho w ould be
in terested in becom ing m em bers of
th e H erm isto n u n it of th e Ju n io r
G arden clu b a re ask ed to sig n mem­
b ersh ip b lan k s now a t th e lib ra ria n 's
desk, g iv in g nam e, ag e an d nearest
phone n u m b er. T he c h a rte r m em ber­
sh ip roll w ill be open one w eek, and
th en a m eetin g w ill be a rra n g e d for
o fficer selectio n .
The B e tte r H om es an d G arden
m agazine o ffers to fu rn is h m em ber­
sh ip p ins free 'to all m em bers. T here
a re no dues. T hese tw o clu b s a re
u n d er th e sp o n so rsh ip of th e a d u lt
H erm isto n G arden club, w ith Mrs.
F e rn Z ivney as co u n seler fo r the
clubs.
THU RSDA Y, N OV EM BER 9, 1939.
COLUMBIA NEWS
UMATILLA NEWS
25*
12 45*
- STORE CLOSED SATURDAY -
H E R M IS TO N M E R C A N TILE
C O O PER A TIVE
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GARDEN CLUB
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CHATS
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JUNIOR GARDEN
CLUB ORGANIZED
CHOCOLATES Lb
GUM DROPS 2 ibs
HARD M IX
Turkeys!
.
LEGION HALL
Sunday, Nov. 19
SUGAR
BACON
10 lbs. 59C
lb. 1 9 c
flour
99c
1 .3 5
AIRWAY lb. 1 3 c - 3 lbs. 3 5 c
W e W i l l Close
Sat., N o v. 11
Edward’s Coffee
If you a re a tru e coffee lover y o u ’ll
buy E d w ard s in th is big, th r if ty tin
.t h a t saves you e x tra m oney.
4">
n4 3 cl„ tin ‘.b M '
tin '7 9 c2'i1
Items for Thurs. & Fri.
YEAST
Fleishmann’s
3c
YEAST
Maca
2 for 5c
Tomato Juice 15 °z can«4 for 25c
— 8 oz. bottle
Vanilla Westag
25c
Utility Knife Free!
JELLO Real Article 3 for 14c
Bananas Golden Ripe 3 lbs. 19c
MILK
Tall cans
3 for 19c
Corn-Peas-Beans 3 for 25c
Baking Powder Calumet Lb. 18c
Gum-Candy Bars Regular size 3c
PJ q U j » Satisfaction or money back J 20
BACON
Sliced
PURE LARD
SEEDLESS RAISINS
WALNUT MEATS
UMATILLA
Phone 3135
CRYSTAL WHITE
See The New, Improved
L a u n d ry Soap - G ian t Size
JOHN DEERE Model “L” T ractor
W h ite K ing
It’s Built for REAL ECONOMY
C labber G irl
N ° matter how small your crop acreage—you will
want to come in and get hill information on thia
new John Deere tractor built for market growers
and smell-acreage farmers. Its engi > is of simple,
2-cylinder design. Its operating costs are amaz­
ingly low. Many owners use only 5 or 6 gallonT o{
fuel for a full 10-hour day’s work.
On small acreages, it is the only poorer unit
needed—it does the plowing, seed bed preparing,
planting, cultivating, hauling and other jobs—com­
pletely replacing horses. Best of all. the price of
the tractor and »~”ipment is within reach of every
pocketbook.
Everyone should see this new John Djere—the
only way to really appreciate its easy handling, its
compact design, and its flexibility, is to come in—
get the feet of the wheel.
Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Ce.
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PENDLETON - PHONE 518
Stores in Arlington, Heppner, W alls W alls and Athena.
2 0 H N DEERE Q U A L IT Y IM p ^ M E N T S and SERVICE
10 bars
TOILET SOAP
bar
BAKING POWDER
CORN
H ighw ay - G olden C ream S ty le
25^
% lb. pkg.
N ew C rop
— ASK FOR DEMONSTRATION —
HERMISTON
Phone 2761
4 lbs.
S un-M aid
lb. 25c
Connor’s Cash Stores
4 lb. bag
A rm ours S ta r
2 lb, tin
2O l
3 No. 2 tins
M IL K
3 tall tins
2O<
C a rn a tio n
PPLE
SA LE
Winesaps, Locals, bx. 69c
L arge U tah
C elery
L a rg e C risp
L ettu ce
Onions 12 lb. sh o p p in g bag
S w e e t Spade
•
a
Cabbage
bunch
bend
5c
4c
I9 c
7 lbs. 35c
lb. 2c