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Come In sponsored by th e w as pronounced a five atten d ed an d p ro g ram o f m usic C om m ercial Club success. S eventy- enjoyed a v aried and talk s. ! •♦♦♦♦»»»♦♦♦»»♦»♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a 1¡U Alf». Ilemice Wnttenburger ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼ Mr. and M rs. F red B artholom ew and son Bobby of E sta c a d a sp en t | S unday w ith his b ro th e r and fam ily, j Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B artholom ew M rs. J a s p e r M yers gave a valen-1 By M rs. W. C. Isom tine card p a rty F rid a y evening. Six A bout fifty people w ere out to the tables w ere in play. H igh score w e n t, su p p er and dance a t the school au d i to M rs. C lair Caldw ell of Irrig o n and 1 FUEL — GENERAL LINE HARDWARE toriu m S a tu rd a y night. The occas Russel Moore. Low score w ent to ion w as in honor of a w edding a n n i Miss B etty Finch and H ugh C u rrin . MASSEY-HARRIS FARM MACHINERY v e rsa ry fo r M r. and M rs. W. R. H a n Lovely refresh m en ts w ere served a t ey. The p ro g ram consisted o f a pag- m idnight by M rs. M yers. en t by th e 4-H club cooking class Mr. and Mrs. B ert B arnes a re re p re se n tin g d iffe re n t co u n tries and w orking fo r six w eeks fo r M r. and w as under th e direction of th e ir lead M rs. Q H. B artholom ew . er, M rs. A. C. H oughton. The G range M r. and M rs. Reid B useick and p resen ted th e honorees w ith a silver 'a n iilv of Long C rp ek w ere S unday salt and p ep p er set. d in n er g u ests a t the E. B. W atten- M rs. E lla C aldw ell w as ho stess a t b u rg er home. ! a show er a t h er home F rid a y a fte r- M r. and M rs. E a rl W a tte n b u rg e r ! M rs. W ayne Coe home la s t T h u rsd ay . Mrs. ! noon. F e b ru a ry 14, honoring and son F red d y and M r. and M rs I | R obert Sm ith. The g u ests w ere M rs. M arie O gren gave some in te restin g P u b lish ed E v e ry -T h u rs d a y a t S h erm an, E - L B,lidich ° f Pasco sp en t S u n d a y , points of the life of H elen K eller and Lyle E ddy. M rs. Ladd with Mr. and M rs. A. E. W atten b u r- H erm isto n , U m atilla C ounty, Oregon Anne Sullivan Macy. Mrs. Stolz fol- Mrs. Don K enny, Mrs. C olter, Mrs. Rer. F. C aldw ell, Mrs. E arl Isom, M rs. W. w' tt' P rogressive education of C. Isom, M rs. C haney G rim m , Mrs. Miss B etty F inch and R ay A y ers I A lfred Q u n in g and L ean d er y u iiin g the blind. G uests w ere M rs. J a rm a n sp en t the week end a t th e ir homes. ' P u b lish e rs and Airs. D avies. A t a b eau tifu lly H ugh G rim m , M rs. Shown. M rs. A m T hey a tten d high school in H eppner. | appo in ted table, blue ta p e rs and pink berg. Mrs. P. S lau g h ter. M rs. Sud- M rs M rs. N eal K nighten of H ard m an E n te n d a t th e post office a t H er- cyclam en. M rs. O gren presided a t the d e rth , M rs. A. C. H oughton, I Haddox, M rs. M. M arkham , M rs. R. is spending a week w ith her m other, col tee u rn and M rs . F . S. G reene m isten as Second Class M atter, Dec. Mrs. Roy Neill. McCov, M rs. B. D exter, and M rs. 19<»6, U m atilla C ounty, Oregon. poured th e tea. A ssorted homem ade J Sam Sm ith. M any lovely g ifts w ere Roy Neill and M rs. G ladys C orri- cookies w ere also served. M rs. R ich a rd s presented p lan s fo r a benefit i presesn ted to M rs. Sm ith by frie n d s f?al w ere Pendleton business v isito rs S u b scrip tio n R ates i and relativ es. S atu rd ay . dance to r th e C ycloraina a t school One Y ear ..................... $2.00 R E. M cG reer w as called to Bend and the D oernbecher h ospital. The ! The Rev. and Mrs. A lbert B arto n Six M onths .................. 1.00 il,neS ° f his ^ n d - d ate is M arch 22 a t the Refvem hall. he-d m eetings a t th e P entecostal m o th e r ** T h ree M onths ..................... Mrs. Shelton announced th e next church sev eral n ig h ts last week. The .58 m eeting to be w ith Mrs. G reathouse. m issio n ary ’s m eeting w ith the p ic The bridge club was en tertain ed tu re s and c u rrio s F rid a y n ig h t w as ap p reciated by Monday a t the home of Mrs. M arg a well atten d ed and those p resen t fo r its educational ret D au g h trey . Mrs. C. E. Fisk value. joined the club. Mrs. Tom G regory lly Mr». Rose Iledrick Mr. and M rs. V alles D exter and | resigned. M rs. G eorge E lliott sub fa mile from La G rande visited re la stitu ted fo r M rs. F ran k Sloan. Word has been received from Mrs. tives here over th e week end as they M rs. F red S helton w as hostess to w ere en ro u te to C latskanie. His F ra n k Sloan who is a t the home of the H arm ony club F e b ru a ry 18. m other. M rs. B ert D ex ter Sr. and sis- I her son Eldon a t E ugene th a t he ik M em bers ta k in g p a r t n a Lincoln- ter, Mrs. D an recovering from pneum onia. Hill, accom panied L au ra G regory, a p a tie n t a t St. W ashington p ro g ram w ere M rs. See them on th e ir trip . A nthony's hospital, continues to im ley, M rs. G rogan, Mrs. L o u g h ary and M r. and Mrs. H arv ey W a rn e r and M rs. E ra G reen. prove. fam ily a re v isitin g relativ es in The M r. an d M rs. P age and th re e child Dalles fo r a few days th is week Lowel and Mrs. B aker an d children Mr. and M rs. F ra n k Allen re tu rn e d I o f Spokane will visit a t th e home of ren from W alla W alla moved into the M assey home M onday. from Tacom a Sunday. Mr. Allen has M r. and Mrs. F. A. B aker Sunday. N a th a n B ard , who recently p u r been employed on the g overnm ent h e rT 's L tu r d a v ^ th a t“ ^ h » frien<| s | cnaseu tne B yron Brow n reside chased the B yron B row n residence, is b a rrack s as c a rp e n te r th e p a s t tw o h ir e S a tu rd a y th a t he has a y e a r’s h av in g it m ade read y fo r re n t leave fro n M h e em ploym ent agency a t ' Mrs^ J a c k Law rence retu rn ed Mon- m onths. A d rian Allen is e re ctin g a sm all K lam ath F alls and on F e b ru a ry 20 residence on will be in active service fo r th e U. S. day from a w eek’s visit w ith her house fo r te m p o ra ry d au g h te rs, M rs. C arl Livesley a t h is m o th er’s place, Mrs. H ugh A rm y. Bend and M rs. Jo V an Babel a t Grim m. The old S tan field H otel w as p u r P o rtlan d . Mr. and M rs. C has. S te w a rt r e chased today by M r. K orvola, a w heat A Lincoln day tr e a t fo r th e firs t tu rn ed from W alla W alla F rid a y . fa rm e r n ear P ilo t Rock. and second g ra d e s w as a tr ip to the Ju n e S tephens is w o rk in g a t Hold- C. M. McCall is fix in g up his fo u r S tan field lib ra ry planned t y th e ir man. Je a n S tephens left fo r P ort- lots south of his home h ere fo r a ! teach er, Miss Lois M essenger. Miss land Monday. tr a ile r house cam p. Neva Behme assisted . Those a tte n d in g th e fellow ship th is C has. B urk of H erm iston has m eeting last W ednesday in P endle - o a ita n g c for a b eauty p a rlo r opened up his g ro cery and nierchan- ton w ere H. C. W arn er, M rs. L illian to be constructed as a p a rt of M. J . dise store in the old 'fra te rn a l build W arn er, Mr. and M rs. W a lte r G rid er M cD erm ott's b arb er shop. ing. Rev. H arness. Rev. B arton. M rs. Tom M rs. G race Rice is emploed a t the Mr. and Mrs. L ester M ansker drove Caldwell and M rs. N o ra W ilson. Sev A yers Cafe. They recently installed to W eston to v isit Mrs. M an sk er’s eral called on E m ery Bedweil while fo u r booths made by F ra n k A yers. sister. there. He is sta y in g in th e F ra n k The S tanfield W om en's S tudy club Mr. and M rs. Law rence C u rtis and Economy m et w ith Mrs. Lois Stolz a t the sm all son have tak en a p a rtm e n ts in S tev ers home while g e ttin g medical treatm en t. Long Before You Buy G ive Us th e Once O v e r IRRIGON NEWS ITEMS • As you glance at the articles on display in a store window, it is an interesting lesson in banking to re mind yourself that each of those pieces of merchan dise has "been to the bank”—usually several times, before it reaches you. Not only does bank credit enter into the produc tion, manufacture and transportation of goods, but in the ultimate sale as well. Quite possibly the goods you admire on your dealer’s shelves were purchased through credit obtained at this bank. We seek constantly to grant sound loans to busi ness men and individuals of this community. This is one of our primary obligations as a progressive commercial bank. In la n d C o o p e ra tiv e HERMISTON, OREGON HERMISTON HERALD FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE, President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STANFIELD NEWS John Deere Tractors JOHNDEERE TRACTOR T h e N a tio n ’s Leaders in th e W h e e l T r a c to r F ie ld ! wJ-vr;land..peopwen: • The superior performance and economy of John Deere trac tors at the Tractor Matches at Cherokee, Iowa, is actual proof in figures of operating economy on your job. • John Deere tractors, burning low cost fuels, made a clean sweep of the show, romping' home with first, second, third, fourth and fifth places in the rubber tired events, with first and second places in the steel wheel events. ■ A' p / Buyer Preference But All C ai s ¡Seek A d V *’ ' ’ 'I Ì HEIÍÍ¡API BIS CHE»ROIET lor Styling for Road Action with Economy for low Pri rice * * R u b b e r-T ire d T ra c to r Class pUeLÇ°.st Fuel Cost Per Gal. Per Acre 1st John Deere “H” John Patterson 8.2c 9.36c 2nd John Deere “H” Lyle Mason 7.5c 9.55c 3rd John Deere "A” Laurence Kohns 8.2c 10.7c 4th John Deere “H” Laurence Gummow 8.2c 10.8c -5th John Deere “H” Gernis Boothby 8.2c 12.1c The fuel cost of the next nearest entry was 20.7 cents per acre —71 per cent higher. Some entries ran more than twice as high as the John Deere. Place Make of Tractor Contestant S teel-W heeled T ra c to r Class F f e Place Make of Tractor & **" 3 S Ä - 1 ¥MUU m Î Â ’Â " * UNUUW KMttMBW W)X 6IRWR TRAM! IHME m im i Fuel Cost Fuel Cost Per Gal. Per Acre John Deere "A” Harvey Fick John Deere “B” Marvin Mann In the grand sweepstakes event. Lyle Mason of Cherokee. Iowa, driving a John Deere tractor built in 1932, won first place handily. ’ ,h< only low-priced car with a 9 0 - Volvo-in-H oad "V ictory” Engine . . . the only low -priced car with d e lu s iv e Body by Fisher and a ll the other features $sted here. . . . It out-styles, out-accelerates and OUTVALUES all other biggest-selling low -priced cars! The I .S.A. has given its verdict on motor cars . . . given it u n m ista k a b ly b y awarding C hevrolet .rules leadersh ip over nil oth er m akes o f cars for nine o f th e last ten years . . . and now the I .S.A. is giving This sam e verdict again by show ing clear-cut preference for the new Chevrolet for '41! Contestant \ MME IT M W "T he C..V. 4. pick s C hevrolet!" \m l, if you'll make your own eye i t —tr y i t —b u y it test of the new Chevrolet for '41, we're convinced th at you'll pick Chevrolet, too . And get the n ation 's No. I c a r -v a lu e a s a r e s u lt! P le a se see you r n earest C hevrolet dealer— to d a y ! Fuel economy like this is a conclusive demonstration of the real money to be saved by using low-cost fuels in John Deere two- evlinder tractors. And the reason for this economy is exclusive John Deere two-cylinder engine design, after seventeen vears still the most practical development in farm tractors. Vou want this same economy on your farm. Enjoy it this year and for many years to come with a John Deere Two-Cvlinder Tractor. J Is not this conclusive evidence of the superiority and economy ot these tractors? We will be glad to prove it on YOUR farm at our expense. Mr. Lyle Mason, sweepstakes winner, could probably tell vou of an amazing sum of money he has saved in eight vears opera tion with his tractor. 1 For instance on one hundred acres plowing vou would save ap proximately $11.00. 1 Hermiston Auto Co PH O N E S M I H E R M IS T O N Braden Bell Tractor & Equipment Co PENDLETON. ORE. — PHONE 518 Arlington Athena Heppner Walla Walla <
