The Hermiston herald., February 29, 1940, Page 2, Image 2

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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
OASIS THEATRE Local Happenings
HERMISTON, OREGON
FRIDAY - SATURDAY
MARCH 1 - 2
PA L
N IG H T S
DOUBLE F E A T U R E
GENE AUTRY
in
“ Blue Montana
Skies”
^«ooas
STUART ERWIN
MARJORIE
WEAVER
A
f.nlur.Jn. P.rl.ira
C arto o n — E d g a r Rung A gain
SUNDAY - MON. - TUESDAY
MARCH 3 - 4 - 5
Continuous Show Sunday
MARLENE DIETRICH
JAMES STEWART
in
“ Destry
Rides Again 99
'o lo r C arto o n — A ndy P an d a Goes
F is h in g
G oing Places
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY
MARCH 6 - 7
DOUBLE FE A T U R E
The Uncensored Version!
Mr. an d Mrs. J. H. B ryson of Ione
sp e n t T uesday in H erm isto n .
Mrs. C asba Shaw is v is itin g a t th e
hom e of h e r son, Mr. an d Mrs. G uy
Shaw .
Mrs. E. W. C h risto p h erso n o f Ione
w as in H erm isto n T uesday receiv in g
c h iro p ra c tic tre a tm e n ts.
Mrs. Belle W alk e r an d Mrs. R. B.
W ilcox v isited S unday a t th e O. M.
C lark home.
Jam es C o u rtn ey Jr. of K la m a th
F a lls sp en t fro m
W ednesday
till
S u n d ay as th e g u e st of M iss C h a r­
lo tte R alp h .
M eth o d ist Aid w ill hold a cooked
food sale M arch 16, a t B u rn h a m ’s
sto re.
28-3c
G erald H addox of P o rtla n d w as
a w eek end g u est o f Miss M axine
F au st.
Mrs. T hom as C am pbell and d a u g h ­
te r, M rs. Scroggs of S u n n y sid e re ­
tu rn e d th is week. Mrs. Scroggs w ill
rem ain for an in d efin ite tim e.
Mrs. A. B oico u rt a n d
in fa n t
d a u g h te r re tu rn e d to th e ir hom e
S a tu rd a y from th e H erm isto n G en­
eral h o sp ital.
E lm er P yne, G ran d W ard en of th e
Odd F ellow s, of S p rin g field , paid an
o fficial v is it to th e H erm isto n lodge
M onday evening.
E. R. F red rick so n of Salem , F. C.
F red rick so n of Irrig o n , L ew is F re d ­
rick so n of H ep p n er an d Mrs. Belle
W a lk e r of H erm isto n le ft W ed n es­
day for J u lie tta , Idaho, on business.
Miss H elen R alp h sp en t from F r i­
day till M onday in P o rtla n d , an d
F o rest G rove a tte n d in g a P acific
u n iv e rsity fo rm al S a tu rd a y n ig h t in
th e C ry stal Room of th e H o tel B en­
son.
M r. an d Mrs. W m. S h a a r sp e n t
S u n d ay a t W a itsb u rg v is itin g h e r
m o th er w ho h as been b ed fast fo r th e
p ast th re e m onths.
E n ro u te th ey
had co n sid erab le tro u b le w ith h ig h
w a te r an d a t one tim e h ad to be
tow ed in to tow n w hen w a te r sp la sh ­
ed o v er th e m otor.
“ All Quiet on the
Western Front”
FOR
SHOE fir HARNESS
REPAIRING
w ith
W HY
Lew Ayers - Slim Summerville
“ Intermezzo
NOT T R Y
KAUFFMAN'S
SHOE REPAIR SHOP
UMATILLA, OREGON
9V
(JU ST BELOW D EPO T)
Dependable Work—
Quality Materia]
s ta rrin g
LESLIE
YOUR
HOWARD
MOTTO:
PLUS SHORTS
T R A IN
“ I Aim To P lease.”
LOAD
C A N N E D FOOD
- SALE -
Cases & Cases & Cases
OF TOP QUALITY CANNED FOODS AT
REMARKABLE PRICES.
* * * * *
= S A V E =
up to 15 per cent on
every ean.
NO ONE CAN BEAT OUR PRICES BECAUSE
NO ONE CAN MEET OUR QUALITY!
One Whole Week - March 1 -9 incl.
SEE O ur H ANDBILLS
Meat Specials
PORK ROASTS
>h
T en d er young pork
PORK CHOPS
L ean delicious
134*
16 1 6 *
PURE PORK SAUSAGE lb
F resh c o u n try style
lb
BEEF ROASTS
Lean c e n te r cu ts
Armour's Star Picnics
D elicious fla v o r
BACON JOWLS
F inest seasoning
lb.
14*
1 6*
144*
lb.
94*
SEA FOODS
Smelt - Halibut - Oysters - Salmon
F illet Cod - Kippered - Codfish
• In buying a large
q u a n t i t y we have
saved money for us
and for you..................
Hermiston Baptist Church
W hy d o n ’t you com e to c h u rc h ?
Do you hav e a n h o n est reaso n fo r
n o t a tte n d in g some one of o u r H e r­
m iston ch u rch es? W hy n o t tr y go­
in g to ch u rc h S u n d ay m o rn in g an d
give y o u r body, m ind a n d soul a
ch an ce?
S unday school, 10 a. m.
M orning w orship, 11 a. m.
B. Y. P. U., 6:45 p. m.
E v e n in g service, 7 :4 5 p. m.
P ra y e r m eeting, W ednesday, 7 :3 0 .
LIFT-ALL” and “CULTI-VISION
Are Exclusive Farmall Features
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R o h rm an and
ch ild re n w ere P e n d le to n b u sin ess v i­
sito rs Tuesday.
R egie Jo h n so n of A rk a n sa s cam e
S unday to v isit a t th e hom e of h is
uncle, Mr. and Mrs. G eorge H a rris.
E b and Ted M cM ullin of L ex in g ­
Pilgrim Holiness Church
ton w ere business c a lle rs in H erm is­
to n Monday.
A lice N o rris, P a sto r
Mrs. O. 0 . F elt house le ft T uesday
T he P ilg rim B and once a g a in ex ­
afte rn o o n fo r P o rtla n d to v is it her
Sec the new "L ift-A ll” Hydraulic desired working depth.
b ro th e r-in -la w w ho w a s o p erated on ten d s you a C hristian w elcom e to
" C U L T I-V IS IO N " gives you a
Power L ift which can be supplied
w orship in th e S unday School, th e
in th a t city S a tu rd a y .
deer view of your work. . , you t it
w ith the Farm eil-M end Ferm ell-H .
T h e W estlan d H om e Ec. club m et h o u r b ein g 1 0 :0 0 a. m.
it raises and lowers the entire imple­ in comfort ana see/ A great advan­
If you w o n d er ju s t w h a t th e mes­
M onday a t th e hom e of Mrs. Jess
ment. You also can lift the front tage in cultivating. See this brand-
P rin d le for a special m eeting. E ig h t sage w ill be, com e a t 11 a. m.
new exclusive feature on the I-plow.
section before rear section is raised,
If in te re ste d in th e y o u n g people,
w ere p resen t.
1- row Farmall-A and the I-plow,
lift either tide independently, end
O tto W illis an d fam ily o f H e rm is­ be h ere a t 6 :3 0 p. m.
lift and hold the implement to any 2- row Farmall-B.
If you a re in d o u b t a b o u t th e con­
ton moved to U m a tilla th is w eek. He
is em ployed by th e A rrow T ra n sp o r­ d itio n of y o u r h e a rt you w ill fin d
th e an sw er in th e closing m essage
ta tio n Co.
H elen, F ra n k an d Jo h n M ueller, of th e day a t 7 :4 5 p. m.
and K ay ella an d C has. R o h rm an ,
w ho h av e been confined to th e ir
Methodist Church
hom e for sev eral
w eeks due
to
m easles, a re a g a in out.
Rev. S te a rn s C ushing, P a s to r
Mr. an d Mrs. J o h n Beck an d fo u r
T he w orship them e of th e service
c h ild ren o f F ossil h av e moved in to a t th e M eth o d ist ch u rc h fo r th is
th e P rin d le place, fo rm erly occupied S unday, M arch 3, w ill be “ T h e L iv ­
by Mr. and Mrs. H a rry Olson. The ing W a te rs.” S pecial m usic supplied
O lsons moved to th e M cDade place. by th e choir.
Mr. an d Mrs. F. R. V an P a tte n of
The services of th e day b egin a t
New B ridge w ere house g u ests from
S atu rd ay till M onday a t th e hom e of 10 a. m. w ith th e S unday school, fol­
th e ir son and d a u g h te r-in -la w , Mr. lowed by th e m o rn in g w orship s e r - ’
vice a t 11. T he E p w o rth
L eague '
an d Mrs. P au l V an P a tte n .
m eets a t 7 p. m. w ith th e closing
D on’t miss th e W estlan d G range
m ed itatio n serv ice a t 8. L et each
b an q u et a t O ddfellow s h all M arch 7.
do his b est to be p resen t for each
6 to 8 p. m. R o ast tu rk e y an d a ll one
service every S u n d ay as we d raw
th e fixings. A dvance tic k e ts 40c, n ear E aster.
All w ill find a g en ­
a t door 50c. C h ild ren 20c.
2 8 -lc u ine fellow ship am ong th ese C h ris t­
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Q u irin g and ian people.
d a u g h te r S h irley sp en t th e w eek end
v is itin g th e ir p a re n ts
in
D allas.
T hey also a tte n d e d th e O regon S ta te -
U n iv ersity
of O regon
b ask etb all
gam e F rid a y n ig h t a t C orvallis.
E rn ie H. H o ffm an of Redm ond S tate of O regon,
sp en t some tim e in H erm isto n T ues­ C ounty of U m atilla, ss.
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— • , •
day lo o k in g up old acq u ain tan ces.
N. J . V an sk ik e, b ein g firs t duly
Mr. H offm an fo rm erly resided here sw orn, deposes and says th a t ‘Vig-
and left a p p ro x im ately 12 y ears ago o r h ilt” H a tc h e ry know s p ositively
for R edm ond.
H e a tte n d e d school w h ere th e tu rk e y eggs w ere from
in th e C olum bia d is tric t.
Mr. and Mrs. G uy Shaw , Mrs. th a t produced the tu rk e y p o u lts p u r­
chased by M rs. Id a J e w e tt in 1939,
C asha Shaw , an d Mr. an d Mrs. J. P. an d th a t 5000 tu rk e y eggs from the
M orse m ade a tr ip to W alla W alla sam e source a n d sam e flock ow ner
S u n d ay w h ere th ey v isited frien d s.
been co n tra c te d fo r th e 1940
C o n sid erab le h ig h w a te r w as e n ­ h have
a tc h in g season.
co u n tered on th e re tu rn trip .
Signed, “ V ig o rb ilt” H a tc h e ry
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. R o h rm an , Mrs.
By, N. J. VANSKTKE
C has. R o h rm an of P e n d leto n , Gus
“SEE EDDIE BEFORE YOU BUY A TRUCK OR
Subscribed and sw orn to before
E stle an d G eorge S c a rle tt m otored
to P o rtla n d M onday. AU re tu rn e d me th is 29th day of F e b ru a ry , 1940.
TRACTOR.”
A. H. NORTON. N o tary P ublic.
th e sam e day except Mrs. Chas.
R o h rm an whlo rem ain ed till W ed­
My com m ission ex p ires Ja n .
31, 1941.
nesday.
T he o th e rs
drove
th ree
F ord tru c k s back fo r th e R ohrm an (S E A L )
M otor com pany.
M i -3. C. E. B ak er, Mrs. G eorgia
T h " above a ffid a v it is published
COUNTY HEADQUARTERS
H en d erso n an d Mrs. R o b e rta G unn to clea r up s ta te m e n ts c irc u la te d to
w ere week end v isito rs in P o rtla n d . th e effect th a t " V ig o rb ilt” H a tc h e ry
The fo rm er tw o v isited a t th e home ,! d not know w here eggs in q uestion
of Mrs. H en d erso n ’s d a u g h te r, Mrs. w ere produced. W e do not h e sita te
H. E. P e tit at W est L in n , and Mrs. to s ta te th a t Mrs. J e w e tt m ark eted
Phone 141 — Pendleton, Oreon
G unn v isited h e r son, H . M. G unn o n e o f th e b e s t flocks of tiirk ev s pro-
an d fam ily of P o rtla n d . Mr. G unn bi'ced on th e n ro ’eot (n 1939, and
is su p e rin te n d e n t of L incoln high has a o a in o rd ered from " V ig o rb ilt”
school.
’’atchem ’. T he pou’ts th is y e a r w ill
hp produced from th e sam e high th a t sh a ll be done u n d e r th e p ro v is­ or a p p u rte n a n c e s h e re u n d e r.
f i 'a l i t y hens m ated
to
H am ilto n ions of th is o rd in a n c e sh a ll be in
Hermiston Union Church
Section 5. T h a t in asm u ch as it
♦nms and produced bv th e sam e co n fo rm ity w ith th e N a tio n a l and is necessary for th e im m ed iate p re ­
C. W arn er, P a sto r
E
le
c
tric
a
l
S
afety
Code.
flock
ow
ner.
“
V
ig
o
rb
ilt”
H
a
tc
h
e
ry
se rv a tio n of th e peace, h e a lth and
W e sh all w orship S u n d ay m o rning
"sp -fill su p p ly 1500 p o u lts from
Section 4. T he C ity sh a ll in no
a ro u n d th e them e, ‘‘T he Blood of *bis h ig h fin ality flock for 40 cents w ay be liab le or resp o n sib le fo r any sa fety of th e C ity th a t a n a d e q u a te
ele c tric lig h t an d pow er system b e
Je s u s .”
S u n d ay e v e n in g ’s serm on each. D elivery M av 15.
a c c id e n t o r dam ag e th a t m ay occur c o n stru cte d in th e C ity as soon a3
°lg n * d : “ V ie o rb ilt” H a tc h e rv
in th e c o n stru c tio n , o p e ra tio n
or possible, th is o rd in an ce sh a ll be in
topic w ill be, "H av e W e Been De­
By. N. J. V A N SK IK E
m ain te n a n c e by th e G ra n te e of its full force and effect from and a f te r
ceiv ed ?"
2 8 -lc lines and a p p u rte n a n c e s h e re u n d e r, its passage by vote o f th re e -fo u rth s
W e in v ite you if you a re not w or­
and the accep tan ce of th is fra n c h ise of th e m em bers of th e C ity C ouncil
sh ip p in g in an y one of th e o th e r
sh all be deem ed a n a g re e m e n t on and a p p ro v al by th e M ayor.
C
I
T
Y
O
F
th e p a rt of said G ran tee, its succes­
chi rches in o u r com m unity.
P assed th e C ouncil th is 2 6 th d a y
sors or assigns, to in d em n ify said of F e b ru a ry , 1940, by th e vote of
T h e ch u rch es have been placed
C ity and hold it h arm less a g a in s t six m em bers for the o rd in a n c e a n d
h ere th a t all m ay have th e o p p o rtu ­
any and all lia b ility , loss, cost, d am ­
em bers a g a in s t th e ord in an ce.
ORDINANCE
n ity of w orship.
____ _ NO. 21
*
age, or expense w hich m ay accru e no A m
tte s t: A lta R ussell, R ecorder.
O ur S unday School m eets a t 10.
to
said
C
ity
by
reason
of
th
e
neglect,
An o rd in a n c e g ra n tin g to U m a til­
A pproved by th e M ayor th is 2 6 th
M o rn in g w orship a t 11, y o u ng peo­
la E lectric C ooperative A ssocia­ d e fa u lt, o r m isconduct of th e G ra n ­ day of F e b ru a ry , 1940.
tio n , a co rp o ratio n , of O regon, its tee in th e c o n stru c tio n , o p e ra tin g or
ple's m e etin g a t 7 and even ing w or­
A. B. C haffee, M ayor.
successors an d assigns, a fra n c h ise m ain te n a n c e of its lin es o r system (F eb. 29)
sh ip a t 8,
to c o n stru c t and o p e ra te elec tric
tran sm issio n ,
d is trib u tio n
and
serv ice lines in o rd e r to fu rn ish
THE TÖOOHESr
e le c tric en erg y to th e C ity of
"SQUEAK* JO& I
B oardm an, Oregon.
EVER ■ftCKl&P
T H E PE O PL E OF T H E CITY OF
\QAS PPU/N ON
BOARDMAN
DO ORDAIN
AS
FOLLOWS:
T he fakm with
Section 1. T h a t th e re is hereby
A Pie
g ra n te d to the U m atilla E le c tric Co­
o p erativ e
A ssociation,
h e re in a fte r
called th e " G ra n te e " , a c o rp o ratio n
SALE DATES
MARCH 1st to 8th, Inclusive
e x is tin g u n d e r th e law s of th e S ta te
of O regon, its successors and assigns,
C R I S C O ...................................
3 lb. can
th e rig h t, priv ileg e or fra n c h ise , fo r
The d ig estib le s h o r te n in g
a period of tw e n ty (2 0 ) y ears from
th e d ate hereof, to c o n stru c t, m a in ­
SHAKER S A L T .......................... .......2 pkgs.
ta in an d o p erate in th e p re se n t and
R eliance — 2 lb.
fu tu re stre e ts, alley s and
public
places in th e C ity of B o ardm an, O re­
gon, e lec tric lig h t an d pow er lines,
CHOCOLATES.................
..........2 lbs.
to g e th e r w ith all th e n ecessary or
Old F ashioned
d e sirab le a p p u rte n a n c e s (in c lu d in g
poles, tow ers, u n d e rg ro u n d co n d u cts,
K A R O ................
.... 5 lb. pail
w ires, tran sm issio n lin es an d te le ­
B lue L abel
phone o r te le g ra p h lin es for its own
u s e ), for th e purpose of su p p ly in g
e le c tric a l energy in said City.
Section 2. Poles and tow ers sh a ll
V arn ey -.N o. 2 % 's
be so erected as to In te rfe re as little
as possible w ith tr a ffic o v er said
V m i o u r
3 bottles
s tre e ts and alleys.
A lam eda - 12 oz.
Hermiston, Oregon
Section 3. A ll co n stru c tio n w ork
Announcing
New Agency
For McCormick-Deering
Farm-All Tractors
and
AFFIDAVIT
International Trucks
Headquarters at
Oregon Hardware & Implement Co.
Eddie Bensel, Local Representative
He Demonstrates
P e n d le to n G r a i n G r o w e r s Inc.
BOARDMAN, OREGON
MARCH
JUBILEE SAVINGS
51*
J 5*
I9 *
T o m a to e s
3 cans 2 9 c
Rohrman Motor Co.
27F
R a is in s
ORANGES
L arg e S u n k ist
100’a
.a
2 dos.
v z
GRAPEFRUIT
L arg e size
Dozen 37c
3 for 1O<
RHUBARB
3 lbs.
^5^
PHONE 3001 • HERMISTON
4 lb . p k g . 1 9 c
Seedless
Produce
HERMISTON TRADING CO.
THE RED A WHITE STORE
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY i t , 1 M » .
PO U LTR Y CLINIC
DR. WEISNER, head of Dr. Salsbury’s School of
Poultry Diseases, will be at the “Vigorbilt” Hatch­
ery in Hermiston at 2:00 p. m.—
FR ID AY, M ARCH 8
BRING IN YOUR AILING POULTRY
FOR DIAGNOSIS.
Everyone Welcome! Coffee and doughnuts will be
served.
BULK
FO O DS
SA LE
RED BEANS
Idaho
.... 3 lbs.
BLUE ROSE RICE - 3 lbs.
C hoice B lue Rose
WHITE BEANS
C a lifo rn ia Sm all
SPAGHETTI
or MACARONI
3 lbs.
... 3 lbs.
J 4*
1^*
14*
S E E O U R H A N D B IL L S
Hermiston Food Store
Phone 3781
Free Delivery