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PAO» FARM CO-OPERATIVE DIVISION CLEANUP DAY IS ♦R.E.A. HIGHLIGHTS* SET FOR APRIL 5 ♦ --------- ♦ BY R. L. WOOLLEY CANNING SCHEDULE We have canned beans, tomatoes and tomato juice for sale at 9c a can. Hermiston Co-op. Cannery. It's E A S Y to give your chicks STEADY, EVEN WARMTH! MV« quent taxes, to-wlt; Tax No. 1. Section 1. Township 4, North Range 28. EWM. R. E. GOAD, Sheriff of Umatilla County. (March 21-April 18) --------- -- ' NOTICE TO CREDITORS ’ IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THB STATE OF OREGON FOR UMATILLA COUNTY In the Matter of the Estate of Floyd F. Knerr, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned has been appointed Executrix of the last will and testa ment ef Floyd F. Knerr, deceased, and haa qualified as the law directs. All persons having claims against said estate are required to present the same to me at the office of W. J. Warner, my attorney, in Hermiston, Oregon, verified as the law directs, within six months from the date hereof. Dated this 21st day of March, 1940. Alta M. Knerr, Executrix. W. J. Warner, Attorney for Estate (March 21-April* 1 8)______ During the next week, Miss Vir Friday, April 5, has been set as around two-.thir<As as lar^e ias on ginia Houtchens of the R. E. A. is cleanup day at Columbia park. The July 1, 1940. planning to be in our midst. While auxiliary ladles will serve pot luck Ample supplies of feed grains and she is here she will be interested in dinner at noon and it is hoped that hay are expected for the 1940-41 entertaining small groups of mem a number of men will turn out for feeding season in the country as a bers, men and women, showing them the occasion. whole. The pig crop of 1940 is ex the best practices in the use of house pected to be much larger than in hold appliances, especially those of WATER FORECASTS 1939 but probably somewhat smaller the kitchen. It will be impossible dur Gasco Briquets will keep your brooder rooms at a high, than the record crop of 1938. Milk ing the time she will have with us to PROVIDE SUMMER cow numbers are expected to in tven temperature with little fare or attention. This all have meetings in every area, but crease as the number of heifers is carbon fuel burns slowly at a uniform rate — "holds should you receive notice of one in IRRIGATION GUIDE greater than required for replace over” 8 to 10 hours — leaves no ashes. Hundreds of your area do not miss the opportun ments, and moderate increase may successful poultry raisers have proved them more eco How advance information on sum occur in beef cattle and sheep if ity. * • * mer water supplies is used by irriga feed and range conditions are near nomical than anv other solid fuel. Order some today for NOTICE TO CREDITORS For those people in or near Board- tion districts in planning summer op average this year. brooders — and for home heating, too! man : Please note that there will be a erations is illustrated by the exper Present prospects indicate in IN THE COUNTY COURT OF THE meeting in the Boardman school cafe ience of the Grants Pass irrigation creased production of potatoes, flax STATE OF OREGON FOR teria on Monday, April 8, at 7:30 p. district, says R. A. Work, federal ir seed and beans. The Oregon forage UMATILLA COUNTY. m. At that time Miss Houtchens will rigation engineer in charge of snow crop seed industry is expected to In the Matter of the Estate of be prepared to show the method of surveys and water forecasts for the continue to expand with consider PHONE 2791 Thomas Campbell, Deceased. using electric ranges to the best ad Soil Conservation service. This year’s able increases in winter field peas, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that vantage. She has not told me all of series of water forecast meetings hairy vetch and chewings fescue flowers FOR SALE—6 HEAD SHEEP. 1 the undersigned has been appointed Arrangement of 2. Class the things which she expects to do for will start at Grants Pass April 5. grass seed, particularly. sorrel mare and 1 corn lister, J. administrator with the will annexed container. “The Grants Pass irrigation dis of the estate of Thomas Campbell, you but I believe she is planning The truck crop outlook is better in a metal 32-3p deceased, and has qualified as the Class 3. Arrangement of flowers B. Perry, Rt. 1, Hermiston. on doing some actual cooking. Some trict diverts 100 cubic feet per second than a year ago as surplus stocks of law directs. AU persons having one will be tasting; let us hope that it of water into its main gravity canal, canned vegetables from the heavy in a pottery container. FOR SALE — BLACK WALNUT claims against said estate are re foliage of Arrangement 4. Class will be YOU. Of course, it will not and then pumps smaller amounts in pack of 1938 have been reduced to trees, 10c each. F. B. Pennock quired to present the same to me at anch, Minnehaha district. 32-3p the office of W. J. Warner, my at be you unless you are there. Do not to its two high line canals, all from more nearly normal proportions without bloom. Class 5. Vegetables arranged in torney, in Hermiston, Oregon, veri think for a moment that this is a the Rogue river,” explained Mr. than a year ago. Production of APARTMENT FOR RENT—FURN- fied as the law directs, within six meeting for women only for we ex Work. “When the river flow at Sav vegetables for manufacture in 1940 chopping bowl. ished or unfurnshed. One block months from the date hereof. Class 6. Arrangement of weeds. pect the men to be there, too. One age Rapids drops below 880 cubic is somewhat uncertain, however. Dated this 14th day of March, east of grade school or inquire at SECTION L other thing! There is no charge for feet per second, the two high line Acreage of all commercial truck 1940. Herald office. 33-lc Dish Gardens. JOHN W. CAMPBELL. anything and you will not be offered canals, and occasionally the main crops for marketing fresh is expect Administrator with will SECTION M anything for sale, so leave your purse gravity canal, go on a rotation sys ed to be slightly larger than in 1939, FOR SALE — USED POCKET annexed. Junior Classes. and your check book home, they will tem. although producers of late celery watches, Hamilton, Elgin, Illinois W. J. Warner, Class 1. Age 6 to 9 years. “Snow surveys are now relied and ofiions may not follow the gen not be needed. and Waltham, $5.00 to $15.00. A. W Attorney for Estate. I. Bird pictures. Many of the various household ap upon by the district for forecasting eral trend. Behrman, Hermiston. 32-3c (March 14-April 11) II. Flower pictures. pliances will be shown and the best probable minimum river flow, and III. Table set for a doll’s tea LOST—WHITE BOAR. E. EBSON, way to operate them will be demon the probable date when the river will GARDEN CLUB LISTS party with a flower center- 32-3p Lexington, Ore. strated. Those appliances used in the fall below the 880 c.f.s. at Savage piece. • PAINTING Rapids. In 1938, the advance fore kitchen will be stressed. SHOW DIVISIONS WORK HORSES, SADDLE HORS- Class 2. Age 10 to 13 years. Several people have expressed their cast was within .8 per cent of the ac es—Team wt. 3400 lbs. Team • PAPERING I. Birdhouses. willingness to be present. Mr. Con tual minimum flow. In 1939, the ac (Continued from page 1) black chunks, wt. 3000 lbs., 5 and 6 II. Collection of weeds, mounted rad, your county agent, has indicated tual minimum flow proved to be • KALSOMINING SECTION B yrs. old. Black chunk, wt. 1500 lbs., and named. that he will be there. In order to somewhat larger than the figure Three specimen Tulips with own work single or double. Pinto saddle — Spray Painting and Signs — III. A breakfast tray for a guest benefit the most by this meeting, you forecast. foliage. with a suitable flower ar horse. Black saddle horse. Priced Anything - Anywhere - Anytime “On the basis of the forecasts, the should have questions about your ap Class 1. Darwin. for quick sale or will trade for cows All Work Guaranteed - Estimate« rangement. pliances that you want answered in district officials plan their seasonal Class 2. Cottage. FREE or heifers. E. W. Barnum, 433 Main Class 3. Age 14 to 16 years. mind. If no one present can answer operations for the greatest efficien Class 3. Breeder. St., Pendleton. 32-3c I. Poster contest. Before and BERT MICHEL it immediately, the answer will be cy, and advise project farmers wheth Class 4. Parrott. after the vandal picnicker. er or not rotation irrigation will be REPOSESSED PIANO BARGAIN- Phone 131 Hermiston, Ore. obtained for you. Class 5. Bowl or vase of Tulips. II. Collection of insects, mount We have a very good piano in this Tell your friends in Boardman required during the season,” said Class 6. Any variety of Tulip not ed and named. vicinity that we must reposess. You Work. about this meeting. classed above. III. Arrangement of spring take over the balance on small month SECTION C B E R T Q U IC K flowers in a suitable contain ly payments, or will discount for Narcissi with own foliage. W HEAT ADJUSTMENT WESTLAND GRANGE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR er. cash. Write J. F. Smith, adjuster, Class 1. Three blooms of one va SHOWN PICTURES SECTION N ildwin Piano Store, 1011 S. W. MOTOR SERVICE riety of Trumpet Daffodil. PAYMENTS READY Exhibits to be arranged for dis 32-3c Class 2. Bowl or vase of Trumpet play purpose only and not open for Washington, Portland, Ore. Phone 3381 Hermiston Members and visitors of Westland Daffodil. 4-WEEKS OLD LEGHORN ROOST- competition. Oregon farmers who have kept J range were shown a travelogue mo Class 3. Three blooms of one va ers for sale, 15c each. Mrs. Tom WILDLIFE CONSERVATION. their AAA wheat acreage allotmtn.s urn picture by Mervin Werth and riety of Narcissus. 31-3P Stewart, Columbia district. An educational feature. C. A. B I N D E R will soon be on the receiving end of Verne Burrell at their meeting last Class 4. Bowl or vase of Narcissi. BLOCKS PLUMBING FOR SALE— LOTS, TWO approximately one and a half million Thursday. The pictures were some SECTION D from Creamery. See H. R. Hart- dollars in price adjustment payments. .hat Mr. Werth had taken on a trip Call Tum-A-Lum - Phone 3132 Low growing flowers. 31-3C First checks will be issued in April, through California, and into the wes ley. Class 1. Pansies, one variety. Umatilla, Oregon according to plans of the state agri tern part of Mexico. Following the Class 2. Pansies, mixed variety. TOR SALE—ALL MY FARM MACH- cultural conservation office in Cor pictures several games were played, Class 3. Violas, one variety. inery; 300 White Leghorn chick -rnd refreshments were served “plate vallis. Class 4. D i a n t h u s (Perennial ens; two cows; one mule and one lc a Word - Minimum 20c J. V. V1LLERMOURE Made under the federal farm pro -,t”le” with each family bringing Pink). sow. E. A. Simila, noardman. Ore. gram, these “parity payments’’ are enough for themselves and guests, Class 5. Sweet William (Dianthus APARTMENTS AND ROOMS FOR 31-3p ELECTRICAL SERVICE intended to bring farm income near it was announced that at the next Barbatus). rent. Carter Apts., Hermiston. er a par with the price of goods regular meeting, April 11, Assistant Class 6. Convallaria (Lily of the Phone 3821 Hermiston 33-lp TOR SALE — SET OF WAGON farmers buy. The major share of County Agent Knickerbocker would Valley). scales, and one large truck scale. payments will be made to eastern ,ive a talk on the subject of Chem- Class 7. Any low growing flower WANTED—Overshot stacker. Nels Bargains. See F. A. Baker, Stan urgy. Members of the Grange Agri not classed above. Oregon counties. 30-3c Kristensen, Boardman. 33-3p field. W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. Last year, operators of somewhat cultural committee will also partici- SECTION E FOR SALE Young Milch Goats, six FARM TOR SALE — THE DICK General Dentistry more than 11,000 Oregon wheat pate in the program. Perennials and Annuals. Shaw farm near Westland. See weeks old, $1 and -1.50 each, at my X-Ray and Diagnosis 1)00 in price a ad d - 1 --------- - farms received $1,478,000 Class 1. Aqullegia (Columbine). Priscilla Sewing Club Meets place, one mile north of Hermiston. J. W. Messner, Hermiston, Oregon. Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112 justment payments. The rate at that Class 2. Peonies. 29-tfc The Priscilla 4-H Sewing club met Sunday & Eve. by Appointment C. A. Lare. 33-3p time was 11 cents per bushel, com Class 3. Oriental Poppy. ■ n the school cafeteria Monday after puted on the normal yield of the WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE Class 4. Hemerocallis (Day( Lily). 17 HEAD JENNIES, I’OR SALE noon to discuss plans for their food farm ’s allotted acreage. furniture, machinery, household Class 5. Any variety of perennial $15 each. Joe Hawkins, Adams, This year, operators of approxi- sale to be held at Burnham’s store Dr. A. E. MARBLE 33-lp articles. Miller’s Trading Post, Her Oregon. mately 12,000 Oregon wheat farms ' Saturday, April 6. The funds will be not classed above. CHIROPRACTOR miston. 3-tfc Class 6. Bowl or vase of one kind will earn payments. Although the 1 used to send one of their members to Office: 2 blocks E of post office FOR SALE— TWO GOOD U SED of annual. rate per bushel has been lowered t o ' summer schooL Office hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 horse 2-way plows; 3 good used E. P. DODD — REAL ESTATE SECTION F sales, leases, exchanges. Insur 10 cents, wheat acreage allotments , — - - Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore. Flowering trees and shrubs in horse mowers; several good used ance—fire, automobile, accident. No are larger. This means most farms | R OUTLOOK IN trucks. Priced right. Pendleton Grain suitable container. will receive payments as large as in 33-lc tary public, execution of legal pa Class 1. Flowering tree, one varie Growers, Inc. SIGHT FOR SPRING pers. Herald office. Hermiston, Ore DR. A. C. WILLCUTT 1939. ty. 63 ACRES FOR SAL£>—ABOUT 51 gon. 15-tfc Parity payments help the Oregon OSTEOPATHIC Class 2. Flowering shrub, ane va CROPS IN GENERAL under irrigation, good buildings, 18 farmer in much the same way that TYPEWRITERS FOR SALE OR riety. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON A. alfalfa and some pasture. Part the tariff assists American industry, rent — Easy terms. Thompson’s SECTION G The outlook for spring sown field terms. F. W. Corpe, Stanfield. 33-lp declared Will Steen of Milton, chair OSBORN APARTMENTS B-tfe House Plants. Drug Store, Hermiston. man of the state AAA committee. crops and vegetables in general is FOR SALE— R-7 WATERMELON Class 1. Cacti or succulents. Steen pointed out that the payments somewhat better than a year ago. sired; cardboard hover guards, 50c Class 2. Flowering plants. are computed on the basis of the per according to extensive Information each. Chisholm Grain & Feed Co., D R . F. B. B E L T Class 3. Foliage plants. iod 1909 to 1914, when prices of ag and data contained in the annual JANTZEN'S Hermiston. 33-lc PHYSICIAN & SURGEON SECTION H outlook review of this important ricultural and industrial goods were QUALITY CHICKS—.WILL PAY — Office Hours — Men's department. group of farm commodities just 300 BRONZE TURKEY POULTS well balanced. Large Egg Leghorns 10:30 - 12:30 a. m. • 2 - 5 p. m. This division is open only to the published for distribution in Oregon will hatch April 11th. Will sell at Although the payments about to be New llamps. and R. I. Reds Other Hours by Appointment novice who has never taken a ribbon made will not bring the income of by the agricultural extension ser in a flower show, and the amateur, right price. J. S. White, Irrigon, Barred Rocks and Buffs vice. The principal basis for some Oregon. 33-lc wheat farmers to full parity, they are Write for improvement in the market outlook a person who has not taken more a step in that direction, he stated. JANTZEN’S POULTRY NEWS STRAYED TO MY PLACE, TWO 4- DR. W. M. MARBUT the prospect of more moderate than 12 blue ribbons. Walla Walla, Wn. months-old heifer calves, 2 weeks Route 2 Class 1. Arrangement of flowers supplies of the products. PHYSICIAN * SURGEON Domestic demand for farm pro in a suitable container. ago Owner may have same by pay- POTTER DEVISES for kpep and this ad. C. Mel Class 2. Vegetable bouquet. ing ducts Is expected to continue on a Phone 3151 Hermiston NEW ATTACHMENT ville, Echo, Ore. 33-3p SECTION I relatively high level during the NOTICE OF LAND SALE Miniature Arrangement. 1940-41 marketing season, if the Miniature flower arrangement, NOTICE WANTED 1935, 36, 37 & NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Merrill Potter, well known North war in Europe continues another 38 Fords, Chevrolets & Plymouths. the undersigned, Sheriff of Umatil flowers and container not to exceed Peterson & Peterson Hill turkey grower and who also is year or more, but foreign demand Our stock of used cars is down. You la County, Oregon, by virtue of an 6 inches any direction. Please omit ATTORNEY8-AT-LAW has been curtailed owing to the war, order duly made and entered herein quite a genius with machinery, has figurines and accessories unless they want a new car? We can make the by the County Court of Umatilla U. 8. National Bank Building devised an attachment for his recent and farm costs are expected to be complete the artistic arrangement. best trade now. Rohrman Motor Co., County, Oregon, on the 19th day of Practice In 8tate & Fed. Courts ly purchased Ford tractor. Mr. Pot somewhat higher In 1940 than in your Ford dealer. Hermiston. 33-lc March, 1940. will, on the 20th day Pendleton, Oregon SECTION J ter has taken the ordinary spring 1989. of April, 1940, at the hour of 10 Shadow Box Arrangement. Despite prospects for a wheat FOR SALE 2 BLACK MARES, o'clock in the forenoon, sell to the tooth harrow and has by a few sim Exhibitors to furnish own shadow weight 1550 lbs. R. K. Miller, highest bidder for cash, at the front ple and ingenius changes adapted it crop scarcely large enough for do of the Umatilla County Court box and electrical accessories. Must Boardman, Ore. W. J. W A R N E R 32-.3c door to work off the hydraulic Ferguaon mestic needs, no shortage of wheat House, Pendleton, Oregon, subject not be over 24 Inches wide. system with which the tractor la is expected owing to heavy stocks of ATTORNEY-AT-LAW FOR SALE OR TRADE—WORK to a minimum price of $30 00 there wheat carried over. On the whole, SECTION K for, to be paid in cash, at the time equipped. _ present conditions Indicate that re horses and one 5-yr.-old saddle of Artistic Arrangements. sale, the following described par Hermiston, Oregon He can, with hia new implement, Class 1. Arrangement of flowers horse. Rex Jackson, Rt. 2, Hermis cel of land, heretofore by Umatilla spring tooth around, and into the serves will still be well above aver ton. 32-3p County, Oregon, acquired for delln- age on July 1, 1941, hut probably In paired contains«. most difficult corner» of hia land. Burn Gasco Briquets AU H eat - No Ash Tum-A-Lum Lumber Co.
