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About The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1941)
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Looking at the state by regions, i t , appears that the most shortage in | prospects now is in northeastern Ore-1 gon, with some in southern Oregon ' and the central Cascades. Southeast ern Oregon and the south central basin around Klamath Falls are in pretty good shape, says \\ ork. This preliminary summary of eon-, ditions is not intended as a final j forecast, by any means, as conditions may change in the next month. The detailed forecasts for each region will be made early in April when Work will make the annual tour of the ir rigation districts of the state to con fer with cooperating agencies. All information will be pooled at that time in arriving at final forecasts. HERMISTON BAPTIST CHURCH — — F IV E METHODIST CHURCH Rev. Stearns Cushing, Pastor ‘ Being Christlike” will be the theme for the pre-Easter series of sermons for the morning worship hour. The first will be on the sub ject, “ But One Thing”. How often we have heard the remark, he is a grand person except for one thing. Let the church help you out of this difficulty. Our services begin at the regular hours. Church school with classes for every age from 3 to SO. Find your place in one of them. The Epworth League meets at 7 p. m. with Miss Margarette Jones as the leader. G AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA R A N D O P E N IR G F rid a y , M a rc h 14 OF OUR NEW STORE IN THE DORN BUILDING WITH A LARGE STOCK OF Hardware and Furniture O pening S pecial BED, SPRING & 40-LB. COTTON MATTRESS $17-50 Grayden D. Loree. Pastor For our Sunday morning text we GOOD FOOD GIVES have chosen John 5:39, “Search the V IT A M IN S BETTER WITH INNERSPRING AND SECCO PAD Scriptures: for in them ye think ye have eternal life: and they are they T H A N STORE PILLS which testify of me.” We are con 1 4 3 Illu s tr a t io n s . photographic “ Ko- vinced that the Old Book is the book Much of the hundred million dol dachremo^* reproductions In We will be glad to have you come in fu ll c o lo r. . . hundreds o f Ideas i for this day. With dark clouds hang lars .spent each year for "drugstore fo r celer-styling houses, living- and get acquainted. ing about us it is timely to “search vitamins” could far more profitably rooms, bedrooms, bathrooms, hltchens. play - room s — all in :he Scriptures”. be used for improving the diet by the gorgeous, lu ll, actual c o lo rl Doris Follett will lead the young addition of foods that supply both j oeople’s discussion at 7 o’clock. Even vitamins and other food elements, ac ing worship begins at 8 o’clock. The cording to nutrition specialists who Hardware and Furniture ECHO, OREGON PAINT and COLOR Headquarters for , nistor will bring a message entitled took part in the eleventh annual | S h e r w in -W i l l i a m s P a in t s "The Face Like Flint”. You are j Home Interests eonierence held at ! welcome. I Oregon State college. expenditure of no The current craze for obtaining agreement with the U. S. D. A. a g ri-1 agreement entails O R IG O N HAR D W AR E peeial funds cultural marketing service. vitamins in pills was discusseti at W ATER PROSPECTS The agreement will make the pro- & IM P LE M E N T CO. length and it was generally agreed visions of the federal seed act fully N O T SO FAVORABLE waste of money at that this causes a Hermiston, Oregon | best, ami frequently does not accom- effective in protecting buyers ol seed TH R O U G H O U T STATE plish the end sought. There are now in this state from shipments of seed at least 20 different vitamins known made in interstate commerce, as An unusually dry February in Ore- to science, and all are necessary in well as protecting seed buyers from , g.,11 even while California was be- the diet in varying amounts. Ten of advertising in interstate commerce ASK y o u T O "BUY AT H O M E ” r.g deluged- has changed the irriga- these are now obtainable in pure that may be in violation of the fed-1 IF YOUR EYES i a water picture for this state ma- eral act. form. TROUBLE YO U — .arially in the past month, according The Oregon department will desig- One speaker pointed to the absur- ; to the March report of water pros dity of anyone expecting to supply j nate certain of its inspectors to draw Come here and get the benefits of pects issued by Arch Work of Med- himself with the proper amounts of samples of seeds subject to the fed- our more than 25 years successful Reasonable l -oru. The snow surveys and water all of these in pill form. Even nutri- j eral seed act. Besides inspecting such optical experience. prices for glasses when needed. forecas s are sponsored cooperative tion specialists do not yet know how seeds found within the state, these You Can Whip O ur H'e examine your eyes by ly in this state by the Soil Conserva much of the various vitamins is need- i men will secure information and rec- modern methods and grind tor. service and the state college ex ed, nor to what extent excessive ords relative to such shipments. The glosses to fit in all the latest Cream, periment station. amounts of some may be harmful, the state department of agriculture m a s s conditions as to snow cov- Certainly vitamin concentrates are i ---------------------------------------- —------ DR DALE ROTHWELL r and prospective runoff improve not a substitute for a good diet, and ; But You Can’t Beat Our OPTOMETRIST mat- during March than is to be ex- it was further agreed th at those j ADS For SALE IN 418 Main Street uected, a late season water shortage whose present diets are deficient are j Milk PENDLETON, OREGON n some sections of the state could the least able to purchase the rather j OUR NEXT ISSUE cur, says Work. expensive vitamin concentrates. All ' Considering all storage reservoirs the speakers on this subject agreed! Phone 3761 it ther. the amount of w’ater now in that the concentrated vitamins are a I n~, s creator than last year at valuable addition to modern life for , this time, but fewer reservoirs are use in research and for th.e preven half full or better than for several tion or cure of certain well-defined j year- In other words, some of the deficiency diseases. ! P ' Y \ ’K. ( h v n iT - {P - pro« well filled now, but They are also valuable for use I the condition is not general. " ^ r , r n p i r v " K .»■■.ue uTw with the diets of infants or young children under many conditions. In all such cases, however, the vitamins .... A ........ ............. . - . **................... ' ” are properly given under the direct ion or advice of a physician, or at least one well trained in the field of nutrition. Where used as a “shotgun pre scription for what ails you” vitamin concentrates are little better than the old patent medicines even though highly valuable when properly used, it was said. Many of the conditions they arc used to cure could easily Salem, Ore. have been prevented by wise select Spokane, Wn ion of food, it was agreed. Seattle, Wn. L L • $23.00 Orr’s New & SeconJ Hand Store YOUR HOME MERCHANTS o n D a iry yoc ’ u say B/ bsebecause jeseevest /" acpcf ^ b h t S DRAW N ON FFDERAL, STATE 3ESD ENFORCEM ENT ¡- ton D ru g Co. H erm iston, O regon Phone 2271 i le rr ©JijM... i Aiming foi' closer coordination of activities under the Oregon seed law v. ith those under the federal seed act, this month signed a cooperative i F i X . 'W f e C h am p L eaps C ar a t S p o rts C arn ival . . because it's a 90-H.P. VAIVE-IN-HEAD SIX — the only one in the biggest-selling low -price gro up ! . . . because VAIVE-IN-HEAD'S THE VICTOR" in p erfo rm ance on land , sea, and in the a ir! C h e v ro le t fo r ’41 is th e o n ly b ig g 'e s t-s e llin g lo w -p ric e d cor th a t b rin g s yo u th is e n v ia b le F . because its SIX CYIINDERS save you money on gas, oil and u p k e e p ! co m b in ation ! . . . W h y P ay M o r e — W h y Accept Less? R em em ber — m ore people buy Chevrolets th a n b u y a n y o th e r m a k e o f c a r, re g a rd le s s of ty p e , size o r price! Why Ray More?* Why Accept Less? $« cvunkk sav J you money i Hermiston Auto Co. I
