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THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1940
PAGE THROB
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION
MESSAGE
* R.E.A. H IG H LIG H TS*
W e a re ta k in g sto ck of o u r co n ­
v en ien ces an d use o t e le c tric ity now .
an d in o rd e r to m ake it sim p ler a n d
b e tte r w e a re goin g to ask you to
ta k e p a rt In th is In v en to ry .
W h en y o u r J a n u a r y s ta te m e n t Is
m ailed to you on th e firs t day of
F e b ru a ry , th e re w ill be enclosed
w ith it a sm all card . On one side
of I t you w ill note th a t It is stam p ed
an d addressed back to th is office.
On th e opposite side is th e h e a d in g ,
"A d e q u a te Service S u rv ey ,” fo llo w ­
ed by a sm all ex p la n a to ry n o te on
how to m a rk th e card. Y ou w ill
n o te th a t th is sid e of th e card is d i­
vided in to th re e sectio n s, household
e lec tric, household p lu m b in g ,
an d
fa rm e lec tric. As soon as you r e ­
ceive th is card , check in th e little
sq u are opposite th e item s w hich you
have a t p resen t. If you h av e one
n o t listed n o te a t th e bo tto m w h a t
it is.
L a st, b u t m ost im p o rta n t, MAIL it
im m ediately. DO NOT leav e it u n ­
til LATER.
T h ere Is also a n o th e r card com ing
o u t in th e n e x t few d ay s— y o u r m e t­
e r re a d in g card. One p a rty se n t in
h is m e te r re a d in g card la s t m o n th
a fte r all th e b ills w ere o u t, ab o u t
th e 1 0 th of th e m o n th , w ith th e n o ­
ta tio n , "D elayed du e to C h ristm as
ru s h .” If y o u r card is n o t in by th e
la s t d ay of th e m o n th it m ak es it
n ecessary fo r YOUR co o p erativ e to
sp en d m oney an d tim e to come o u t
an d re a d YOUR m eter in o rd er th a t
th e pro p er p ro ced u re m ay b e c a rrie d
on. So it does not do a n y good to
read it la te r an d send it in because
we w ill hav e read it a lre a d y . R e­
m em ber! R ead y o u r m eter th e day
th e card comes and p u t in in to th e
m ail im m ed iately .
W e a re m a k in g th is a successful
m ethod of o p e ra tio n an d th e la rg e
m a jo rity are re a d in g th e ir m eters
v ery sa tis fa c to rily . T hose w ho have
been g e ttin g th e ir card in, need n o t
feel t h a t th ey too a re b ein g c ritic iz ­
ed. H ow ever, those w ho have read
th e irs p ro p erly m ig h t see th a t th e i’
n e ig h b o r se n d s th e cat;d in too and
in th a t w ay we can e lim in a te th e
few w ho hav e failed to re?d t h oir
m eters.
TO EVERY
MEMBER.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL WESTLAND GRANGE
HAS AUCTION
MEETING
Hermiston Cooperative Laundry
and Cannery
A n otice la b ein g g iven o f th e a n ­
n u a l m eetin g of th e H erm isto n Co­
o p e ra tiv e L a u n d ry & C an n ery a t th e
Legion h a ll o n S a tu rd a y , J a n u a r y
20, a t 2 :0 0 p. m. for th e p u rpose of
ele c tin g th re e d ire c to rs an d such
o th e r bu sin ess as m ay leg ally come
b e fo rt th e m eetin g .
C a th e rin e S om m erer, S ecretary .
CANNING SCHEDULE
M eat an d sq u ash w ill be canned
F rid a y m o rn in g , J a n u a r y 26. O th er
day s and p ro d u cts by special a r ­
ra n g em en t.
A ny can n ed goods w h ich have
been left over th re e m o n th s, and
a re still in o u r s to re room a t 2:0 0
o'clock p. m. S a tu rd a y , J a n u a r y 27,
w ill be sold a t p u b lic au c tio n a t
th a t tim e a t th e can n ery .
H ER M ISTO N CO-OP CAN NERY
Entomologist To Speak Here
H a rry F. C I line, U m atilla a s s is ta n t
co u n ty a g e n t a t M ilto n -F reew ater,
w ill ad d ress th e H erm isto n G arden
club a t th e ir re g u la r m e etin g F r i­
day, J a n u a r y 26. Mr. C line, w ho is a
g ra d u a te of th e U n iv ersity of Id a h o
w h ere he m ajo red in E ntom ology,
w ill speak on th e su b je c t “ In sect
P ests A ffectin g S h ru b s an d F lo w ­
e rs .” In te re ste d p erso n s a re in v ited
to a tte n d .
4-H CLUB NEWS
H ig h lig h t of th e la st m eetin g of
th e W estlan d G ran g e w as a n au c­
tion of d iscard ed g a rm e n ts, an d a
b e a u ty p arad e in w hich m em bers
d isplayed th e v ario u s w orn o u t g a r­
m en ts th ey had purchased. T h e s tu n t
w as a rra n g e d by th e le c tu re r, Mrs.
M a rg aret S eeliger, an d "C o lo n el” H.
R. H a rtle y presid ed as au ctio n eer.
F ra n k S eeliger, a ttire d in fem in in e
g arm en ts, w as aw ard ed th e p rize as
th e best d ressed in d iv id u al.
It w as decided
th a t th e
n ex t
m eetin g of th e G range, J a n u a r y 25,
w ould be in th e form of a sdcial
ev en in g for G ran g ers and th e ir fam ­
ilies.
C ards an d C hinese ch eck ers
w ill be played, and o th e r e n te r ta in ­
m en t is b ein g p lan n ed .
T h irty m em bers an d one v isito r,
Sydney P o w er of S tan field G ran g e,
w ere p resen t. It w as an n o u n ced
th a t G ran g e m em bers w ould b e e n ­
te rta in e d by m em bers of th e H ome
E conom ics clu b a t th e hom e of Mr.
a n d M rs. P . A. P o w er th e ev e n in g of
S a tu rd ay , J a n u a r y 20.
Columbia Grange Plans Pie Social
A pie social an d p ro g ram w ill be
le a Word - Minimum 20c
held a t th e C olum bia school house
on F e b ru a ry 9 and w ill be sp o n so r­ LAND TRADES— 40 A. IM PROVED
ed by th e C olum bia G ran g e H ome
for 10 or 15; 40 A. all c u ltiv a te d
for house in to w n ;
1840 A. stock
E conom ics club.
ra n c h for 40 A. irrig a te d , w ell Im ­
proved; house an d 3 a cres fo r sale;
34 acres, well im proved, fo r sale on
easy term s. E. P. Dodd.
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By Mrs. B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r
W A N TED TO R E N T — GOOD 40 A.
Roy N eill a tte n d e d
th e O regon
ra n c h in U m atilla county. R alph
S tate Wool G row ers co n v en tio n in E arw ood, B oardm an, Ore.
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B u rn s S unday, M onday an d
T u es­
day of last w eek an d sp en t th e re s t W A N T TO BUY— YOUNG MILCH
of th e week in P o rtla n d , re tu rn in g
goat. Geo. L. W u rs te r, R t.
1,
S atu rd ay .
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R. E. M cG reer a tte n d e d th e Wool Echo.
G ro w ers co n v en tio n , Mrs. M cG reer W A N T E D — DRESS MAKING,
RB-
acco m p an y in g ihim as fa r as R ed­
m odeling clo th in g .
C h arg es by
m ond. T h ey re tu rn e d F rid a y a fte r
piece or day w ork. Q u iltin g a t lc
sp en d in g a d ay in T h e D alles.
H aro ld W ilk in s h ad th e m isfo r­ yd. W ork g u a ra n te e d . Mrs. W . C.
tu n e to h it a piece of icy ro ad a few Isom, R t. 2, H erm isto n .
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m iles o u t of J o h n Day an d tu r n over
h i; new B uick. He w as on h is way HIGH GRADE PIANO— N EW T Y P E
to atte u il th e conv en tio n .
sp in e t.
W ill sa c rific e fo r q uick
D reston M eyers from Jero m e, Id a­ -ale. Cash or term s. W rite P. O.
ho. is v isitin g his b ro th e r an d fam ­
Box 418, P en d leto n , Ore.
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ily, Ja s p e r M eyers.
PINE (IH NEWS
By M ary S om m erer
T h e C olum bia S titc h e rs sew in g
club held a n in te re s tin g m eetin g a t
th e le a d e r's hom e J a n u a r y 13. M yra
G etch ell, w ho is th e vice p re sid e n t,
called th e m eetin g to o rd er.
T he
g irls have been ta k in g care of p la n ts
w hich a re now b e g in n in g to bloom.
T hey p lan to sell th em an d w ith th e
proceeds buy some p in k in g sh ears
.'or th e club.
D elicious refre sh m e n ts of g rap e
vice an d cookies w ith a clever lit-
!e sn o w m an m ade from m a rsh m al-
ows alo n g th e edge of th e p la te was
served by D orothy H u n t an d Peggy
Mr. an d Mrs. J a s p e r M eyers and
om m erer.
D reston M eyers sp en t S unday a t the
W. D. N eill hom e in S tan field .
W e a re p ro g re ssin g an d m a k in e
Mr. Moore of R a in ie r, W n., sp ent
T he B ach elo r club w ill h e re a fte r
o u r p ro ject m ore sta b le each f’av
teet every firs t a n d fo u rth S a tu r­ la s t week a t th e hom e of His so n -in-
law an d d a u g h te r, Mr. an d Mi’s.
L ast week we connected th e
a r of th e m o n th . T he n e x t m eet-
m em ber an d th e re a re still o th e rs to ng is sch ed u led on S a tu rd a y , J a n ­ R ussell Moore.
an d Mrs. E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r
be connected as soon as we can make, u a ry 27, a t th e C layton B uell home and Mr. Lois
K en t sp e n t S a tu rd a y even­
th e p ro p e r a rra n g e m e n ts.
W a lte r W ig g lesw o rth
e g in n in g a t
2 :3 0 .
A m ong th e in g at th e
ro jeets listed are: m ak in g of a r tic ­ hom e in Echo.
Mr. and Mrs. B ert B arn es are
es for cam p in g and c a rp e n try ,
tellin g an d d a rn in g , and p ressin g sp en d in g a few days a t’ th e M arion
F in ch home.
By Mrs. G lenn O strom
f a p a ir of tro u sers. Cam p a rtic le s
R ay A yers an d h is g ra n d m o th e r,
!?<•'• de k n ife sh e a th , ap ro n s, etc., Mrs. R ichie, sp e n t th e week end
M i -3. F ra n k C la r k ' left T h u rsd ay v h 'le c a rp e n try item s in clu d e h a tc h - w ith R ay ’s p a re n ts,
Mr. a n d Mrs.
n ig h t for C aldw ell. Idaho, w here she
t b a th s , a p ro n s an d o th e r useful C layton Ayers.
w ill spend several d ay s v is itin g he!
Mr. an d Mrs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r
írH cles.
m o th er.
Two new m em bers have been ad - sp e n t S atu rd ay in P en d leto n .
T he L adies Aid held th e ir re < la-
Miss L illy R au ch sp en t
S unday
m e etin g at th e Jo h n W u rs te r h ' ’” < 'ed d u rin g th e past few weeks, L ew ­ w ith her p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. F red
T h u rsd a y
ftern o o n .
A ftcr
the 's W ilson and David D awson.
R :u c h .
m eetin g a show er w as given for Mrs.
E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r an d C layton
G len O stron,.
A yers m ade a bu sin ess tr ip to Fos­
Mrs. B erth a C h erry re tu rn e d ’ th e
sil an d C ondon S a tu rd a y .
last of th e w eek from
C alifo rn ia
R. E. M cG reer w en t to S p ray to
w here he h i d hern v is itin g her sis­
By Mrs. W. C. Isom
look a t feeder lam bs T uesday.
te r since before C h ristm as.
Miss F ra n c is F in ch is ill w ith a
Del Ja ck so n sp e n t th e la s t of th e
Mrs. C on n ell from B o ardm an
is bad cold th is w eek.
week in F o -tla n d
la
y
in
g
a
t
th
e
H
in
k
ley
hom
e,
c
a
rin
g
Mrs. Dale D rap er is h e lp in g Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. F red
K u p er and
o r Mrs. H in k ley w ho is im p ro v in g Jo h n H a rriso n a t th e Boylen ran ch .
d a u g h te r R ossie re tu rn e d to th e ir
slowly.
T h ere w ill be a d an ce S atu rd ay
hom e in A m erican F alls. Idaho, a f­
Mr. L ay of H ep p n er has p u rch ased n ig h t a t th e L ena G ran g e h a ll.
te r v is itin g h e r m o th er. Mrs. Joseph
.h e W alpole place in tow n and is
P ete W ilk in s m ade
a
business
W ard and his ,- a r e n t; in H elix.
ere c tin g a sm all d w ellin g house.
tr ip to H ep p n er T uesday.
Mrs. John M ustard and d a u g h te r
Mrs. C has. M cF all, w ho h a s been
Tom B oylen Jr. sp e n t S u n d a y at
D orothy sp en t F rid a y in P o rtla n d .
v isitin g h er m o th er, Mrs. J. A. G ray- his ra n ch on B u tte r C reek.
They
Mr. an d Mrs. O. P. M iller and Mrs.
beal
for
som
e
tim
e,
le
ft
for
h
er
hom
e
a re ju s t fin ish in g ta g g in g , an d will
E lm ore M cK enzie s p e n t
T h u rsd a y
it Im b ler W ednesday.
begin lam b in g aro u n d th e 25th.
sh o p p in g in P endleto n .
Rev. an d Mrs. B row n, tra v e lin g
Mr. and Mrs. Roy N eill w ent to
F ie d a F red rick so n of Irrig o n
is e v an g elists, v isited
h e re
T uesday The D alles M onday to see th e ir
w o rk in g a t R alph
Salkeld
hom e
n ig h t.
g ra n d d a u g h te r w ho is 111.
w hile Mrs. P alkeld is ill w ith th e
C laren ce F red rick so n w as a H ep p ­
C h arles B arth o lo m ew m ade a bus­
flu.
n er v isito r M onday.
in ess tr ip to H erm isto n T uesday.
T he P o cah o n tas lodge held th e ir
Mr. a n d Mrs. Geo. K en d ler an d
re g u la r m e etin g T h u rsd a y
w hen fam ily le ft fo r th e ir hom e In G rand
th e y took in sev eral new m em bers.
Coulee, W n.. F rid ay .
S eventh Day A d v en tist C h u rch
N aom i B row nell left for th e hom e
Miss L ucy Case from O regon S tate
of h e r p a re n ts, Mr. and Mrs. C arl college a t C o rv allis held a n o th e r
Come. S u n d ay ev en in g , J a n u a r y
B row nell in P o rtla n d a fte r receiv ­ m eetin g a t th e hom e of Mrs. F ra n k 21. "T h e Home of th e R edeem ed"—
in g w ord of th e illn ess of h er m o th ­ F red rick so n la st T h u rsd ay . Due to
th e hope of all ages— sh a ll be th e in ­
er.
so m uch sick n ess in th e v ic in ity o n ­
B ill H anson is u n ab le to re p o rt to ly tw elv e persons w ere p resen t. A s p irin g them e of in te re s t, presen ted
h is w ork a t th e ro u n d house b e­ very p le a sa n t tim e w as had by all.
by Ivan S rh a b e r a t 7 :3 0 in th e Sev­
cause o f a n in fected fin g er.
Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k B race w ere e n th Day A d v en tist ch u rch .
Mrs. A llan D arr w as h onored a t called to T he D alles la3t week by
a show er a t th e E a rl W a lk e r hom e th e d e a th of a relativ e.
S a tu rd ay .
Mr. and Mrs. N eva B edw ell v is it­ T H E PEN TECO STA L ASSEMBLY
Mr. and M rs. Ja m e s B y rn es and ed his p a re n ts. Mr. an d M rs. E m ery
d a u g h te r Jo a n took A n esto r A nestos Bedw ell S a tu rd a y n ig h t.
Rev. E. D. G reeley, P a sto r
to th e P en d leto n h o sp ita l Sunday.
T h e gam e played by th e Com ets
Mrs. Del Jack so n and d a u g h te r w ith th e B o ardm an team la s t T h u rs ­
T h e B ible school convaties a t 10
L ouise le ft T u esd ay fo r Log A ngeles d ay n ig h t closed w ith a score o f 11 a. m. A perso n al in te re s t is tak en
w h ere th e y w ill v is it Mrs. J a c k s o n ’s to 18 in Ir rig o n ’s favor.
in each s tu d e n t by co m p eten t in ­
s is te r fo r tw o weeks.
stru c to rs.
Mrs. S tan ley S an n es and d a u g h ­
Record Enrollment Continues.
T he d ev o tio n al serv ice op en s a t
te r s B e tty an d K aro l, Mrs. Bill Broc-
co an d Mrs. Don H a rrv m a n
sp en t
O regon S ta te College— T h e m od­ 11 a. m. w ith th e sin g in g of fa v o rite
M onday in P en d leto n .
e r a te . in crease in reg istratio n - over hym ns, in s p irin g to ail. T he p re a c h ­
M rs. W illiam
B olton re tu rn e d
hom e T h u rsd a y from th e H erm isto n a y ear ago w hich o ccu rred la s t fall in g service follow s w ith y o u r p asto r
h o sp ita l w here she w as 111 w ith th e w as co n tin u ed in to th e w in te r term sp eak in g from a s c rip tu ra l su b ject.
flu.
Mrs. E. W h ism an is h elp in g a t O. S. C. E a rly re g is tra tio n a fte r T h is n ex t L o rd ’s day, his su b je c t is
h er.
th e h o lid ay s exceeded th a t of last "T h e T h ree W itn esses on E a rth ."
O laf F tan g eb y . salesm an , sp e n t a
T h e ev en in g service
beg in s
at
couple of d ay s In U m atilla
last y e a r and assu red a new h ig h record
fo r th e second term a t ab o u t 4500, 7 :4 5 and is co nducted for y o u r en­
week.
M. F. C om er an d a frien d of S a l­ s.iid R e g is tra r E. B. Lemon. T o tals co u rag em en t an d
ed ific a tio n .
All
em stopped a t th e hom e of h is sls- before th e end of th e firs t week a re w elcomeed to th ese m eetings.
t e r - t a - I K . Mrs. Jam es B yrnes, on
T he p ra y e r serv ice is W ednesday
hie w ay to P en d leto n to p reacb a w ere 4270 w ith m an y g ra d u a te s tu ­
a t 8 p m. B rin g som eone w ith you
d e n ts a n d o th e rs s till to en ro ll.
• fnaeral sermon.-
UMATILLA NEWS
BOARDMAN NEWS
FOR SALE— 17 TONS F IR S T CROP
a lf a lf a ;
tw o 6-year-old Jersey
cow s; l$fc h. p. F airb an k s-M o rse gas
By Ruth Fisher
engine. J. D. C orliss, H erm isto n ,
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A bout $100.00 w as raised b y .s u b ­ P h o n e 2929.
scrip tio n to be used for p u rch asin g
SALE— 8-FT.
DISC;
ALSO
m a te ria l for b u ild in g a sm all house FOR
one-row corn d rill. R. K. M iller,
to replace th e one w hich w as des­
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troyed by fire on th e D elano place B oardm an.
la st week. A tru c k o w n er h a s vol­
u n teered to h a u l th e lu m b er from FOR SALE— 4 HEAD W ORK HORS-
th e m ill. It is p lan n ed to have a
es. and a '29 m odel A F ord coach
house ra isin g by th e com m unity. in good ru n n in g co n d itio n
w ith
T h ere is also to be a show er a t th e
G ran g e h all for th e fam ily W ednes­ 1940 license for sale cheap, o r tra d e
for h eifers. Rex Jack so n , 4 mi. N.
day evening.
C ounty A gent C onrad m et w ith W. H erm iston.
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th e fa rm e r’s class M onday evening
to ex p lain the u se of th e n ew farm FOUND — W H IT E BOAR, R IG H T
record books.
t
e a r cropped, ab o u t 3 y ears old
A m in stre l show is to be p u t on
by th e com m unity, th e proceeds of w eig h in g ab o u t 250. F ra n k B ax ter,
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w hich w ill go fo r new lig h tin g fix ­ S tan field ran ch . E cho, Ore.
tu r e s fo r th e ch u rch . T h e d a te wiill
FOR
SALE
—
ONE
R
E
G
IST
E
RED
be an n o u n ced later.
A. B aker is ch o p p in g hay fo r H a r­
C h ester W h ite b o ar; 3 sows w ith
ry F ord th is w eek.
pigs. F ra n k L eicht, Irrig o n . 22-3p
A1 Geiss drove to W estlan d in his
tru c k M onday an d b ro u g h t back a EARLY
BROILERS A Q U I C K
p a ir of m ules w hich he purchased
tu rn o v e r.
H am p sh ire R eds Feb.
th ere.
Mr. a n d Mrs. E. P eterso n and 1st. E ach week th e re a fte r. O rder
th re e sons of P en d leto n v isited a t now. T u rk ey poults. “ V ig o rb ilt”
th e hom e of h er siste r and b ro th e r- H atch ery , H erm isto n , Ore.
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in-law , Mr. and Mrs. D eM auro, over
th e w eek end.
HORSES FOR SALE OR TRA D E—
T he B oardm an
Yellow
Ja c k e ts
All ages, broke or unbroke. P riced
w ere defeated in a h a rd
fo u g h t
gam e w ith Irrig o n F rid ay ev en in g to sell quick. Joe H aw kins, A dam s,
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on th e Irrig o n floor. T his is B o ard ­ O regon.
m a n ’s first leag u e loss th is season.
A larg e nu m b er from h ere m otored HOUSE FOR R E N T — REASON-
able. B. I. W h itn ey .
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to Irrig o n to see th e gam e. The
team goes to U m atilla T uesday even­
FOR SA LE— FOUR COWS AND 150
ing.
head of ewes. E. E. P u 'le y , H e r­
m iston.
21-tfc
FA IRBA NK S-M O RSE S H A L L O W
w ell used w a te r system fo r sale.
V ery reasonable. B ert Q uick, H e r­
m iston.
21-3c
FOR SALE— 34 TONS CHOICE AL-
fa lfa hay, no san d b u rs. H. H.
W hipple, Irrig o n .
21-3p
FOR R E N T — DOW NSTAIRS MOD-
ern a p a rtm e n ts. H. E. H anby.
20-3C
Provide Your
Chicks and
Poults
With Steady Even
Warmth
Burn
fiasco Briquets
All Heat — No Ash , *
Briquets hold fire 8 to 10
hours. They burn at a uni­
form temperature. High
radiant heat. No ashes or
clinkers. Will not smoth­
er out. Always uniform
in composition. Conveni­
ent and e c o n o m i c a l .
GASCO BRIQUETS
are the ideal
Brooder Stove Fuel!
In la n d
C ooperative
READ THE AD$
Along With the New»
• PAINTING
• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
FOR SALE— 100 LEG H ORN PU L-
le ts and 40 year-old L eghorn hens,
65c each for e n tire lo t; one P o lan d
C hina sow an d 10 pigs, $50; h ay for
sale, $8 per ton, firs t an d second
crop; one ’32 4-door C hevrolet, fin e
shape, or w ill tra d e ; one 11-ln. h ay
chopper, $12.50. C. A. C orliss, W est-
lan d d is tric t.
20-3p
— Spray Painting and Signs —
Anything - Anywhere - Anytime
FOR R EN T — MODERN A PA R T -
m en t, also one larg e ho u sek eep in g
room. W est Side H otel. D ial 2381.
20-3p
Black & White Beauty
Salon
E. P. DODD — R EA L E STA TE,
sales, leases, exchanges. In s u r­
ance— fire, autom obile, accident. No­
ta r y public, execution of legal pa­
pers. H erald office, H erm isto n , O re­
FOR SALE OR T R A D E — 39 A. 1R- gon.
15-tfc
rig e te d farm , im proved: 6 V2 M.
FOR SALE OR
SW of H erm iston. W ith or w ith o u t T Y P E W R IT E R S
r e n t — t E asy term s. T hom pson’s
personal p ro p erty . C heap fo r cash.
5-tfc
See ow ner, J. B. P erry .
2 2 -lp D rug S tore, H erm iston.
LOST— PLAIN GOLD CROSS, VAL- W E BUY, SELL AND EX C H A N G E
fu r n itu r e , m ach in ery .
household
ued as keepsake, some place in
H erm isto n .
R ew ard.
R e tu rn
to a rtic le s. M iller’s T ra d in g P ost, H e r­
3 -tfc
H erald Office.
2 2 -lc m iston.
All W o rk G u aran teed - E stim a te s
FREE
BERT MICHEL
Hermiston, Ore.
P hone 131
E x p e rt in B eau ty C u ltu re
E stie Steele, Mgr.
P h o n e 2521
H erm iston
BERT
Q U IC K
E LEC TRICA L CONTRACTOR
MOTOR SERV ICE
P hone 3381
H erm iston
C. A. B I N D E R
PLUMBING
C all T um -A -L um - P hone 3132
U m atilla, O regon
J. V. VILLERMOURE
ELECTRICA L
P hone 3821
SERVICE
H erm iston
W. L. Morgan. D. M. D.
IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS
G eneral D en tistry
.
X -R ay and D iagnosis
Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112
S unday & Eve. by A p p o in tm en t
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
CHIROPRACTOR
O ffice: 2 blocks E of post o ffice
Office h o u rs: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6
P hone 3061 - H erm iston, Ore.
DR. A. C. WILLCUTT
tcJz&L 5 rnuudeA, to- a d ju s t Ute
clutch, 15 minuted, to- teline, i t , "
THE clutch on a John Deere General
Purpose Tractor is in the belt pulley
—and is instantly accessible. It can
be adjusted in 5 minutes or less,
simply by removing the cover plate
and tightening three nuts. The en­
tire job of relining can be done in 15
minutes, at a total cost of about
three dollars. The John Deere clutch
is the hand-operated, dry-plate type,
and it picks up the load gradually
and smoothly. You can operate the
clutch when standing on the ground.
This same accessibility and ease of
adjustment on the John Deere Trac­
tor apply to all its parts.
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSBORN A PA R TM EN TS
DR. F. B. B E L T
FEATURES
• Simple, rugged,
tw o-cylinder e n ­
gine
• Designed to burn
low-cost fuels with
outstanding econ­
omy
• Thermo-siphon
temperature con­
trol
• Belt pulley on
the c r a n k s h a ft-
full engine power
to belt
• Rear wheels ad­
justable from 56 to
84 inches
• Hydraulic power
lift.
Braden-Bell Tractor & Equipment Co.
Stores in Arlington. Heppner. Walls Walla and Athens.
PENDLETON • PHONE 518
PHYSICIAN * SURGEON
— Office H o u rs ——
1 0 :3 0 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. tn.
O ther H ours by A p p o in tm en t
DR. W. M. MARBUT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
P hone 3151
H erm iston
Peterson & Peterson
A TTO RN EYS-A T-LAW
U. 3. N atio n al R ank B u ild in g
P ra c tic e in S ta te & Fed. C ourts
P en d leto n , O regon
W. J. W A R N E R
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
Hermiston, Oregon
YOUR FUEL DOLLAR GOES FARTHER in A JOHN DEERE