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TH U RSD A Y. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON OREGON PA' F POI ' T he H erm iston Herald Published Every Thursday at Hermiston, Umatilla County’, Oregon. Alfred Quiring and Leander Quiring, Publishers. Entered at the post office at Hermiston as Second Class Matter, Dec. 1906, Umatilla County, Oregon. Subset i pi ion Rates One Y e a r............................................. $2.00 Six Months .......................................... 1.00 Three Months .............................................50 Payable in Advance Office Telephone .............................. .......................... 2051 Residence Telephone ........................ 2333 0 R E g 1 o (»QN e W S P In P I R P ub li s Hjelvy °ic l A T 1 ° * ( 7 ATTA BOY, M IS T E R . RIGHT NOW'S THE J K S T TIME TO FEED YOUR LAW N / 'T V P ine C ity L adies club m et w ith I -Mrs. J a s p e r M eyers last T h u rsd ay i an an day m eeting and pot luck .ujich. a he day w as sp en t sew ing t'i i M rs. R ussell Moore and as gu est honor »ne w as p resen ted w ith m any lovely baby g ills . Those p re se n t I ■>.ere M rs. .J. R. S tu b er, P auline Hughes, % T h e r e ’s a fa c t a b o u t g ardenin g th a t m a n y p e ° - ple d o n ’t realize. re (»as&ing it o n t o j o u ne- cause it w ill save y o u p le n ty o f w o rk a nd assure y o u a lo v e lie r la w n . P u t on a <x>m plete p la n t food t a r l y \ n ig h t now. l«efore th e fr o a t is o u t o f the ground. PINE CITY NEWS B y M rs. B ernice W a tten b u rg er EARLY FEE DINS WITH VIGORO W p i n n i h»oê F o r th e best Savtd n,ork! ( You don't p l a n t fo o d t o ltave * * t i r , l <«.> bw « C . us rig h t * 4 w /' " a w a v . A n d w h ile * Produc‘ S w ift, y o u re in , ta k e a look a t ou r new garden tools and e q u ip m e n t, a nd o u r fu ll stock o f choice seeds. I^et us help m ak e y o u r Lawn and garden this v e a r the ta lk o f th e to w n ! O re g o n H tlw e , £>' E m pi. Co, Marjorie Hughes, Mrs. Reed Busick and son Johnny, who had sp en t th e p a st week with her p a re n ts, re tu rn e d to h e r home in Long C reek S a tu rd a y . Mr. an d M rs. Jo e Foley sp en t Sun- 1 day v isitin g M r. and M rs. A. E. W at- | te n b u rx e r Sunday. Mr. and M rs. .Joe T uckfieid of Redmond sp en t th e week end w ith Mr. and M rs. R. E. M eG reer. They atten d ed th e S t. P a tric k s day dance in H eppner S a tu rd a y . Mr. and Mrs. C lay D eB ard and Duke Schiller, M r. and M rs. Russell Moore. M r. and Mrs. B u rto n B arnes w ere S unday callers a t th e E. B. W a tte n b u rg e r home. Mr. and Mrs. John H ealey and fam ily and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Daley and fam ily atten d ed th e S t. P a trick s dance in H ep p n er S a tu rd a y night. Mr. and Mrs. C layton A yers and fam ily sp en t S undav a t M ottinger, I Wn. M rs. J e r r y B rosm an and fam ily, I Mrs, Jo h n B rosm an and M rs. Percy H ughes, and M rs. G eorge C u rrin sp en t S u n d ay v sitin g M rs. H ugh C u r rin. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r and Tony Vey have p u rch ased a new F leetline C hevrolet th is week. B u rto n B arnes p u rch ased a new C hevrolet pickup th is week. M r. and Mrs. R. E. M eG reer and g u ests Mr. and M rs. Jo e T uckfieid w ent to Pendleton M onday m orning. Mr. M eG reer retu rn ed to Lakeview in the aftern o o n via Redmond. Mr. and Mrs. M arion F inch and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. C layton A yers and fam ily and Mr. W esterm e.ver and Hazezl R itchie w ent to H ep p n er Sun- ! dav night. C has. B artholom ew shipped a tru ck load of ca ttle to P o rtlan d S a tu rd a y evening. Bertha A vers, B ernice W a tte n b u rg e r, E lva ' V in ters, Bernice M ath ers, Helen « u rrin , Louise B arnes, N o ra N eill, , ,na Instone, F a y e F inch, M a rg a re t ..IcG reei, Jack ie D eB ard, P a tty D a ly, Mai ion B rosm an, M rs. D an Lind- s -y , A n n i- H ealy, Mrs. Jo h n B ros m an, M rs. F ra n k S alin g , E m m a Bill- b o etc, L a u ra .McCarty, M ary E. F o ley, Jo h a n n a R auch, M rs. C has. B a r tholomew and the hostess. L ila Mey ers. M rs. Ollie N eill and d a u g h te r N e va sp en t th e week end w ith M r. and M is. E. B. W atten b u rg er. Ray A yers who a tte n d s high school I in H ep p n er sp en t th e week end w ith ¡h is p a re n ts, Mr. and Airs. C layton ; A y ers. G uy Moore, son of M rs. Roy N eill, and A u g u st R auch, son of M r. and i .Mrs. F red Rauch a re sp en d in g sp rin g •»cation w ith th e ir p a re n ts. They a tten d O regon S ta te college. Pendleton callers from Pine C ity S a tu rd a y included Mr. and M rs. E. !t. W atten b u rg er. Mr. anil M rs. A. E. W a tte n b u rg e r anil M rs. Ollie Neill and N eva Neill. By M rs. W. C. Isom Rev. and M is. M urphey from P ro s ser, Wn., w ere g u ests of M rs. J. A. iG ray b eal F rid a y night. M rs. N ettie F low er o f H eppner a rriv e d S u n d ay fo r a w eek’s visit w ith h er cousin W. C. Isom and fa m ily. M rs. .Jack Sm ith from th e W allow a vicinity sp en t th e week end here w ith her fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. K endler and Mr. and M is. Johnson fro m U m atil la visited M r. and M rs. W. C. Isom S unday aftern o o n . Rev. F a rre n s of S tan field who held services several n ig h ts la s t week a t th e P entecostal church w ill hold ser- vees d u rin g th is week, closing F rid a y evening. M arsh al M ark h am is h av in g a ce ment basem ent and a larg e addition to his residence built. Cloyd Leach has ch arg e o f the c a rp e n te r work. M is. H a rris visited h e r p aren ts, th e Mrs. F a rre ll fam ily S unday. Mr. and M rs. Goodbrod have re n t ed the residence o f M rs. A lm a Grieve. SMALL-TRACTOR ECONOMY^ EVERY JO B Mrs. Turn C aldw ell returned front N ebra»ku .sundav. She accom panied her son V ern C aldw ell of P o rtla n d h i’ nad been in the e a st w here he purchased a new c ar to b rin g home. C. J . D. B auntan w as a business g p ,i- ¡r> th is vicin ity Monday. W illard Jones, who has been at- ten d in g norm al school a t La G rande, •ame horn“ S a tu rd a y . Bob S m ith took a tru ck load of hay to P o rtlan d T uesday. Mr, and M rs. F ra n k B race w ere Spokane v isito rs over the week end. M ARCH 20. 1941. M oney T ra n s fe r— • IF YOU DON’T HAVE A CHECK ING ACCOUNT, YOU WILL FIND OUE CHARGE FOR A CASHIER’S CHECK OR DRAFT IS CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER METHOD OF MONEY TRANSFERRING. . . . SAVE — IN Q U IR E ABOUT OUR T IM E SAVINGS PLAN. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HERMISTON F. B. SWAYZE. President Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BOARDMAN NEWS B y E laine F ish er Echo C oats left fo r W ashington, D. C-, W ednesday. She a rriv e d th ere S a tu rd a y and th a t evening she be cam e the bride of Glen M allory, fo r m er coach of th e high school here. T he fa rm e rs m et a t the high school W ednesday evening to discuss the re p o rts and recom m endations of th e M orrow C ounty A g ricu ltu re O u t look conference com m ittees. C. Con rad, county ag en t, presided over the m eeting and led th e discussion. D r. Poling of th e S ta te B oard of H ig h er Education spoke to th e s tu d en t body a t the high school T ues day. F ra n k C orw in of Colton is here v isitin g a t the home of his son and d au g h ter-in -law , M r. and M rs. Geo. C orw in. M r. and M rs. E k k ers and son C la r ence a re v isitin g in W ashington fo r i two o r th ree days. M r. Jo hnston gave an astrology 'e c tu re a t the high school F rid a y a f ternoon and th a t evening m any tu rn ed out to look th rough his tele scope. S a tu rn , J u p ite r and th e moon ' w ere obiects o f special in terest. A larg e delegation cam e in th e busses from Irrig o n . R ussell M iller recently sold a litte r of ten pigs w hich w eighed 2,2I f qrtHE above chart, sb ,\v' g I»«- 1. 'h e average Americen ¿'i< ! in na’lonal income char .< ' i the last tw elve month», Is * s d on the monthly consum ers' study of In vestors Syndicate of Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs. Public in January had a "real income" of $1.13. or an increase of thirteen cents on the dollar over the sam e 1940 month. T his “real Income" Is not a sub traction of cash income and expen ditures, but an average relative of these figures designed to show how living costs affect adjusted income dollars. Cash income of Mr and Mrs. Public in Jan u ary was $1.14 for every $1 a y ear earlier. This gain of fourteen cents on the dollar re sulted from th e following changes per dollar: wages up twenty-two cents and salaries ten cen ts; in vestm ent income was up six cents and other income was up eight cents on the dollar R ents in January were a cent higher than a year ago, but cloth ing, food and m iscellaneous item s were unchanged, making living ex penses up a cent on the dollar over a year ago. pounds a t 160 days of age. T he breed w as a cross betw een Poland China and D uioc Jersey s. Ralph Skoubo is home from O.S.C. for sp rin g vacation. A d e le g a tio n fro m E.O .C .E. a t La G rande presented a p ro g ram a t the high school M onday aftern o o n . T h ere were 13 stu d en ts and tw o advisers IF YOUR EYES TROUBLE Y O U - Come here and g et th e b enefits of our m ore th a n 25 y e a rs successful optical experience. R easonable prices fo r glasses when needed. W e exam ine yo u r eyes by m o d e m m ethods and grind glasses to fi t in all the la test styles. DR. DALE ROTHWELL O P T O M E T R IS T 418 M ain S treet P E N D L E T O N , OREGON ALL OF THEM "POWER LEADERS •s T .. * V . . . * _________ ■ - _ . ■ T » These n e w C h e vro let trucks fo r 1941 h a v e the most pow erful truck engines in th e en tire lo w e s t-p ric e fie ld . . . . JOHN DEERE MODEL “H” TRACTOR /''VN THE large farm, the Model “H” gives you big-tractor ca pacity for the ligher jobs—mows 2 5 to 3 5 acres a day. . . cultivates two rows at a time, etc. On the small farm, it handles every power job. On both farms, this low -priced tractor gives you amazing small- tractor economy. Thanks to exclusive two-cylinder engine design, you burn low-cost fuel. You get a tractor with fewer, heavier parts—one that is more de pendable, easier to service yourself. And, you get a combination of easy- handling and comfort features that mean better work on every job. Come in and see the Model “H” and inspect its complete line of working equipment. Braden-Reil Tractor & Equipment Co. PENDLETON - PHONE 518 S T ETE T h e y o u t-p u ll a ll o th e r s , a n d th e y also out-value all o thers. . . . T h a t’s w h y m a n y o w n ers say th e y ’re the best m o n e y -s a v in g trucks you can p o s s ib ly b u y — “ The Thrift-C arriers for the N atio n !’’ / / / tr. D OUT-PULL OUT-VALUE - OUT SELL Hermiston Auto Co. PHONE 3661 — HERMISTON
