The Hermiston herald., January 04, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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1ASIS THEATRE j L o c a l H a p p e n in g s
FRI. - SAT. • JAN. 5 - 6
PAL
N IG H T
DOUBLE F E A T U R E
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WllIAM BOV0
William Henry - Judith B arrett
in
The Television Spy
SUN. - MON. - TUES.
JAN. 7 - 8 - 9
Continuous Show Sunday
Weaver Brothers - Ralph Byrd
in
Down in Arkansaw
B etty Boop C artoon — Y ip
Yip
Y ip p y
S p o rtlig h t — C a tch in g W hoppers
Mrs. H a rry A ndrew s is confined to
h e r hom e th is week w ith flu.
B undles of old n ew sp ap ers a t th e
H erald office for 5 c.
H. A. Pankow le ft W ednesday for
P o rtla n d w here he w as called as a
w itn ess in a c o u rt case.
Miss E va W ilcox sp en t from F r i­
day to M onday in P o rtla n d an d S a­
lem.
,
O tto Serell left la s t week for San
F ran cisco w here he w ill spend th e
w in ter.
Miss M arian C asady, w ho becam e
ill la s t F rid a y , re tu rn e d to h er w ork
a t th e F a rm B u reau C ooperative S e r­
vice S ta tio n T uesday.
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k M. Sw ayze re ­
tu rn e d to S p o k an e T uesday a fte r
sp en d in g th e holiday season w ith his
p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Swayze.
Mr. and Mrs. B. I. W h itn ey sp en t
from S a tu rd a y to W ednesday v is it­
in g h er d a u g h te r and fam ily , Mr.
an d Mrs. P. H. A rro w sm ith , a t Se­
a ttle , W n.
A m ong those p resen t for th e h o li­
d ays a t th e F. C. W o u g h te r hom e
w ere th re e d a u g h te rs who a re te a c h ­
in g school, Miss E va W o u g h ter of
C loverdale, M iss R u th W o u g h te r of
H illsb o ro , an d Miss F lo ren ce W o u g h ­
te r o f B eaverton.
'TENDERS (JRUISE
EASILV fJUf WE
«NOW HOW TO
HEAL 'EM
Color, P o p u la r Science
WED. - THURS. - JAN. 1 0 - 1 1
DOUBLE F E A T U R E
GENE AUTRY in
Mexicali Rose
Laugh It Off
s ta rrin g
Constance Moore - John Downs
PLUS SHORTS
Rohrman Motor Co.
Hermiston, Oregon
Specials for January 5 - 6 and 8,
C h arles B ra c h e r of P ilo t R ock is
v isitin g a t th e hom e of his b ro th e r,
Mr an d Mrs. P a u l B rach er.
Mr. a n d Mrs. Virgil* W ilk es w ere
bu sin ess v isito rs in W alla W alla on
T uesday.
Mrs. G e rtru d e S an d ers acco m p an ­
ied Mr. an d Mrs. L. B ro w nell of
U m atilla to P en d letp n T uesday.
Mr. a n d Mrs. F. B. Sw ayze e n te r­
tain ed a t open house on New Y ear’s
Eve,
Mrs. L. Goer re tu rn e d to h e r hom e
M onday from th e H erm isto n G en er­
al h o sp ita l g re a tly im proved.
Misses E d ith an d M arib elle C larke
and A llan C lark e e n te rta in e d F rid a y
ev en in g a g ro u p of fr.iends a t th e J.
A. C lark e home.
G uests a t th e F. B. Sw ayze home
T uesday w ere Mrs. J. C. Sw ayze of
K ennew ick, Mr. an d Mrs. Ja c k Sw ay­
ze an d Mr. a n d Mrs. H a rry B u rriss
of Ju n e a u , A laska.
Mr. an d Mrs. R. C. M cR eynolds
left S a tu rd a y fo r A lb an y to a tte n d
th e 5 0 th w edd in g a n n iv e rs a ry of
his p aren ts.
T h e re g u la r m eetin g of th e U nion
ch u rch M issio n ary so ciety w ill be
held W ed n esd ay a fte rn o o n , J a n u a ry
10, in th e b asem en t of th e ch u rch
w ith Mr. C. W a rn e r in ch arge.
Mr. an d Mrs. E a rl L each of U m a­
tilla a re a n n o u n c in g th e a rr iv a l of
a n in e pound baby boy born S a tu r­
day a t th e H erm isto n G en eral hospi­
tal. He h as been nam ed T hom as Ned.
R osem ary S erell, w ho has been
sp en d in g th e h o lid ay s w ith h e r p a r­
en ts h ere, le ft T u esd ay for L aG rande
w here she w ill, resu m e h er stu d ies
a t E. O. C. E.
Mr. an d Mrs. Jo h n G raves of H ep­
p n er v isited over th e w eek end a t
th e hom e of h er p a re n ts, Mr. and
Mrs. R. B. W ilcox.
Ja c k S m ith of th e H erm isto n
T ra d in g Co. has been ill th e p a st few
days w ith flu an d h as been u n ab le
to w ork a t th e store.
B u n d les of old n ew sp ap ers a t the
H erald office fo r 5c.
H e n ry Stoop, fo rm erly of H erm is­
ton b u t now of T acom a, W n.. w as a
bu sin ess v isito r in H erm isto n W ed­
nesday. He has been v is itin g h is son
L ester Stoop an d fam ily a t U m atilla
th e p ast few days.
M eat Specials
QUALITY MEATS
Better Price - Better Service
for the New Year
PORK SAUSAGE
F resh P u re P ork
& THE SAME FINE QUALITY MERCHANDISE!
Lb.....................
VEAL ROASTS
CORN MEAL .......................................... 9 lbs.
29 £
M ilk Fed
Lb.
PANCAKE FLOUR.....................................2»/z lbs.
49«:
CAMPBELL’S SO U P .................................3 for 27
161*
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BEEF ROASTS
PANCAKE FLOUR .............................. 9 lbs.
Baby Beef
............ 1 6 j£
VEAL CHOPS
E xcept C hicken and M ushroom
T en d er
COFFEE, Red & White Lb. 2 8 c
M ART COFFEE, 2 Lbs. 4 5 c
SALMON, Silver Rapids, l ’s ..................2 for 33$
SAUERKRAUT, R. & W. 2»/2’s ............2 for 29<
PEACHES, R. & W. Sli. or Halv., 2V2’s, 2 for 39^
APRICOTS, R. & W. 2i/2’8 .................... 2 for 491
PEARS, R. & W. 21/2’ s ........................... 2 f o r ^ <
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, R. & W. 2’s
ORANGE JUICE, R. & W. 12 o z .........
PINEAPPLE JUICE, Doles 2’s .............
S U G A R
29<
3 for 29^
2 for 27<
3 for
1 0 Lbs. 5 8 c
CUT GREEN BEANS, R. & W. 2’s ....... 3 for ¿ g j
39 <
9 lbs. 39*
SIFTED SWEET PEAS, R. & W. 2’s ... 3 for
OATS, Quick or Regular ..............
KLEENEX ........................ 2 500-sheet roles
BRIMFULL GRANULATED SOAP
36 oz.
29<
Lb..................... 20*
VEAL STEW
M eaty
Lb..................
uy
BACON JOWLS
Lb.................... 12*
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WE FEATURE
LOCAL
Beef — Pork — Veal
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Fresh Salmon
Fillet Sole
Oysters
Smelt
O Codfish
SEE OUR DISPLAY
OF FRESH
VEGETABLES
Mr». L. C. D yer re tu rn e d S a tu rd a y ♦ M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M M
from P ilo t R ock w here sh e h ad been
v is itin g since C h ristm a s h e r d a u g h ­
te r an d fam ily, Mr. an d Mrs. Chas.
Isaacs.
Jim S tu a rt, w ho sp en t th e C h ris t­
m as v acatio n h e re a t th e hom e of
his p a re n ts, Mr. an d Mrs. Tom S tu ­
a rt, left T uesday to resum e h is s tu d ­
ies a t th e U n iv ersity of Oregon.
Mrs. Jess P rin d le re tu rn e d T u es­
day m o rn in g from U nion w here she
sp e n t th e C h ristm as an d New Y ear
h olidays w ith her m o th er, Mrs. C. H.
C ran d all an d siste r, Mrs. Neil M or­
rison.
R alp h B eck, connected w ith th e
b e tte r land use d e p a rtm e n t of O re­
Its
Tl
gon S ta te college, stopped in a t T he
H erald office for a s h o r t tim e on
The only business which suffers the unpleasant ;;
T h u rsd ay afte rh o o n ea ro u te to Con­
don for a sp e a k in g engagem ent.
things time brings is the one denied the
Miss M ary B u rn h am , d a u g h te r of
Mrs. J. S. B u rn h am , re tu rn e d to h er
advantage of opportunities. Resolve this
school a t E llen sb u rg , W n., th is w eek
year to benefit your business with modem
a fte r sp en d in g th e C h ris tm a s v aca­
tion in H erm iston. W h ile h ere she
banking facilities such as we offer.
w as k e p t busy w o rk in g a t th e B u rn ­
ham c le a ra n c e sale.
A Good Resolution
Wool Growers Auxiliary Meets
T he firs t re g u la r m eetin g in the
new y e a r of th e W ool G row ers A ux­
ilia ry o f th is end of th e co u n ty w ill
be held a t th e hom e of Mrs. N eil
R obertson of Echo.
T he meeting!
has been scheduled
fo r T uesday,
J a n u a r y 9, b e g in n in g a t 1 :3 0 p. m.
Seeligers Have Dinner Guests.
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k S eeliger w ere
d e lig h tfu l hosts to a New Y ear d in ­
n e r p a rty M onday. P re s e n t fo r th e
occasion w ere Mr. an d Mrs. H en ry
Debus, Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k F ra se r,
P aul S eeliger, Mrs. L ena Lage, Mrs.
M arie S eeliger, a ll
W alla W alla,
W n.. an d D arrel S eeliger of O akland,
C alif.
or
Local People Attend Funeral
Mr. and Mrs. L. D. N eil, W. D.
N eil, Mrs. Dan L indsay, G lenn W a r­
n e r an d Mr an d Mrs. C. W a rn e r a t ­
tended the fu n e ra l of W. F. B a rn e tt
of L exington S unday a ftern o o n . Mr.
B a rn e tt had been a citizen of M or­
row county for 55 years. He w as in
th e m e rc a n tile business in L e x in g ­
ton for 37 years. Mr. W a rn e r o ffic­
iated a t th e fu n eral.
Music Fan Radioizes
Entire Vermont Farm
M usic w hile he w orks. T h a t’s the
pet hobby of H. O. Van V liet, a
fa r m e r of E a s t C h a rlo tte , V t., on
w hose la rg e fa rm one m ay h e a r
p h ilh arm o n ic o rc h e s tra s an d con­
c e rt en se m b le s from e a rly m o rn in g
until late a t night.
T he m a g a z in e R adio N ew s tells
the sto ry as follow s:
’’V an V liet h a s in stalled rad io
sp e a k e rs in p ra c tic a lly e v ery build­
ing on th e fa rm , all of w hich a re
controlled from a m a s te r s p e a k e r
s e t in his house.
“ It all s ta rte d b e c a u se Van V liet,
a busy and in d u strio u s fa r m e r, is
a rd e n tly fond of c la s sic a l m usic.
B ut b e c a u se he h ad cow s to m ilk,
fields to plow, wood to chop and
o th e r b a rn la b o rs to p e rfo rm , he
m issed m an y of his fa v o rite pro­
g ra m s .
“ So he se t a b o u t rem ed y in g th at
situ atio n .
He bought se v e ra l old
s p e a k e rs for a couple of d o lla rs
e a c h . U sing ex ten sio n co rd , he set
up a s p e a k e r in th e w oodshed a n ­
o th e r in th e cow b a rn , one in the
ch ick e n house and still a n o th e r in
the la rg e h o rse b a rn . To th ese he
add ed th re e in h is h o u se; one in
th e bedroom , a la rg e c a b in e t sp e a k ­
e r in the living-room and a n o th e r
in his k itch en . T he e n tire layout
d id n ’t cost o v e r $12.
“ He still h as one p ro b lem un­
so lv ed : he c a n ’t find a sta tio n b ro a d ­
c a s tin g c la s s ic a l m u sic a t five a. m .,
th e h o u r w hen he h itc h e s h is su s ­
p e n d e rs an d s t a r ts out for th e b a rn
to m ilk th e cow s. T he ra d io m in d ­
ed fa r m e r co m p la in s th a t he h a s to
’spend an hour o r tw o in th e b arn
th e first thing in the m o rn in g and
all 1 ca n g et on th a t c o n sa rn rad io
is jazz m u sic from B o sto n .’
“ A sked if m u sic h elp s th e ch ick ­
e n s to lay m o re e g g s and his cow s
to give m o re m ilk, V an V liet rep lied ,
’I know definitely th a t a n im a ls like
m u sic. When I tu rn on so m e soft,
p le a sin g m u sic o u t in th e fa rm
b u ild in g s, th e h en s and cow s r e ­
spond to it im m e d ia te ly .
PHONE 3001 - HERMISTON
F. B. SW AYZE, P re sid e n t
Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
CLOVER CLEANED
AT Y A K IM A M ILL
Dave M ittlesd o rf of th e F a rm B u­
reau C ooperative m ill of H erm isto n
re tu rn e d la s t w eek from Y akim a.
W n., w ith a load of s tra w b e rry , red
and w h ite D utch clover, w hich w as
ta k e n th e re fo r clean in g . T h e load
of ab o u t fo u r to n s w as valu ed a t
aro u n d $5,000 an d w as a ll locally
grow n.
A load of locally g ro w n a lfa lfa
seed w ill be ta k e n to O n tario for
cleaning.
Be
Followed
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Be Modern
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CARD OF TH A N K S
Mrs. J u liu s G im bel, c h a irm a n of
th e C h ristm a s L ig h tin g
co n test,
w ishes to th a n k everyone w ho h elp ­
ed to w ard th e success of th e lig h t­
in g d isp lay s d u rin g th e h o lid ay se a ­
son, both by p a rtic ip a tio n in th e
co n test, h o useholders w ho d isplayed
lig h ts n o n -co m p etitiv ely , th e H erm ­
iston L ig h t & P ow er Co., th e H erm ­
iston H erald an d all o th e rs in every
w ay connected w ith th e e n te rp rise .
BAPTIST YOUNG
PEOPLE HOLD RALLY
F rid a y ev en in g th e y o u n g people
of th e U m a tilla B a p tist asso ciatio n
g a th e re d a t th e B a p tist ch u rc h for
th e ir w in te r rally . D eleg atio n s cam e
from M ilton, P e n d le to n an d A thena.
T he Miilton gro u p supplied
th e
sp eak ers w ho gave discourses on th e
topic “ F o u r W ays to M ake B etter
C hurches in 1940.’’ S pecial m usic
w as supplied by th e P e n d leto n group.
A fte r th e p ro g ram
a re c re a tio n a l
hour, su p p lied by th e A th e n a group,
w as enjoyed by all.
R e fresh m en ts w ere served by the
H erm isto n young people.
Price Means Nothing
UNLESS IT IS LINKED WITH QUALITY
We know th a t Q u ality is rem em b er­
ed long a fte r price is fo rg o tte n . . .
t h a t ’s w'hy we fe a tu re —
Well Known Brands of Unvarying Quality!
T he fastest
for light, tender,
delicious cakes
and pastries
22c
G oodyear - Golden B antam
W hole G rain
No. 2 tin
J (JC
P h e a s a n t B rand
JU N K E T
Shrimp
Q uick Fudge
C hocolate F la v o r
2„„.
»5*
35*
^ tp k g s .
D o w n Goes th e
G rapenuts 2 pkgs. 25c
Primitive Methods
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THE RED 4 WHITE STORE
i FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON h
Proper Sire Care
It is im p o rta n t to success in d a iry ­
ing to secure an outstanding bull of
the desired breed—one which is cap­
able o f im p ro vin g the herd—and
give him care and management so
that his services m ay be utilized to
the best advantage, points out N.
Ralston of the M issouri college of
a g ricu ltu re .
O ftentim es the true
value o f m any bulls is not deter­
mined because they are sold before
production records are obta.ned
fro m the daughters.
Î?. Need Not
H erm iston T ra d in g Co.
4, !»<•.
THURSDAY, JANUARY
THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON, OREGON.
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