The Hermiston herald., June 19, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

T H U R S D A Y , J U N E 19, 19 41.
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M ar y A id s M ak e T ask
O f H o m em a k er P lea sa n t
Royal Family of Stuart
‘Buck-Passing’ Is Natural
Knew Great Misfortune
For Persons of All Ages
The ho m em a ker of today has
m a n y aids to m ake her task easy
and plea sant, a r ! not the least of
these is the sup’ ' <1 ready-to-serve
m eats w h ich is n the shops, w a itin g
to be tra n s fe rre d to her tab le o r to
be k e p t on hand on her em ergency
she lf fo r unexpected guests o r quick
fa m ily m eals.
One ad van ta ge th is a rra y of
cooked m eats, m e a t loaves and sau­
sages a ffo rd s is th a t the y can be
v e ry a ttr a c tiv e ly arra n g e d . The cold
m e a t p la tte r can be as c o lo rfu l and
d a in ty and pleasing to the eye as
y o u r cen ter-piece o f flow ers. W ith
th in slices o f the roa st o r m e a t lo a f
cooked in y o u r own oven, you can
o b tain v a rie ty by choosing seve ral
slices o f d iffe re n t kinds o f ready-to-
serve m eats.
D o n 't fo rg e t to include slices of
v a rio u s sausages when m a kin g up
y o u r m e a t p la tte r. We are becom ­
ing q u ite sop histicated in ou r tastes
in rece nt yea rs and are m a k in g use
m ore and m ore of the g re a t v a r i­
ety o f sausages a v a ila b le in th is
c o u n try in tro d u ce d fro m va rio u s
p a rts of E urope w here they o rig in a t­
ed.
W ith the p o p u la rity of b u ffe t se rv­
ice fo r luncheons, supper p a rtie s ,
and fo r easy po rch m eals so d e lig h t­
fu l d u rin g the su m m e r, the cold
m ea t p la tte r has becom e m o re and
m o re im p o rta n t as the ce n te r o f the
m ea l, and hostesses are ta k in g p ride
in the p re tty a rra n g e m e n ts they can
achieve.
B ut the use of these ready-to-serve
m ea ts is by no m eans lim ite d to the
bu ffe t m ea l o r to se rvin g the m sliced
cold. They can be heated alone or
in co m b in a tio n w ith vegetables, and
used in m a n y te m p tin g and ea sily
p re pa red m a in dishes.
I f you look in to the h is to ry o f a
W hen a w o m an re a lize s th a t her
next b irth d a y w ill ta ke her out of ro y a l fa m ily , you m a y fin d a g re a t
the y o u th fu l tw en ties, and m ake her deal o f ad ve n tu re and sadness, but
you w ill have to search a long tim e
30 y e a rs old, she becomes jitte r y
to m a tch the sto ry o f the house of
and fe a rfu l o f e n te rin g th is new dec
ade. V a g u e ly, she w o rrie s lest she S tua rt.
E ig h t ce n tu rie s ago, a young noble
m a y have m issed som ething im p o r
was sent to Scotland by the E n g lish
, ta n t in life .
She hungers fo r ro
kin g. The N o rm ans had held pow er
j m anee, fe a rin g th a t old age m ay
soon be upon her, when she r i ronc- in E ng la nd fo r n e a rly 100 ye a rs and
ously believes rom a nce cannot exist. had obtained some c o n tro l over the
W om en are dangerous and in danger Scots.
The young noble was na m ed W al­
a t th is tim e , fo r they subconscious­
ly f lir t w ith the idea o f m ore ro ­ te r, and he was given a g re a t de al
m ance.
I f th e ir husbands a re n 't of land in Scotland. The k in g also
gave h im the office o f ste w a rd of
feeding the m a heavy ro m a n tic diet
o f c o m p lim e n ts about th e ir youth Scotland.
W a lte r's son held the sam e office,
and be au ty, they m ay even e n te rta in
and so did his grandson and g re a t
j the thoughts of some secret flirta
grandson. T h a t is the reason fo r the
tions.
fa m ily nam e o f the house o f S tew ard
T h e re is, m o re o ve r, an old saying
o r S tew a rt.
The F re n c h sp e llin g
th a t i t take s a th ie f to catch a th ie f
j T h is m eans, in substance, th a t g u ilty j was S tu a rt, and th a t is how it is
! people tend to be lie ve oth ers are I m ost often spelled in h is to ry books.
| g u ilty . When a person begins to ac­
As tim e w e nt on, the S tu a rts cam e
cuse oth ers fa lse ly and to excess,
to feel m ore Scottish th a n E n g lish .
' we often find such b e h a vio r is an T hey fou ght in b a ttle s fo r the fre e ­
, evidence o f “ p ro je c tio n ,”
or of dom o f Scotland.
b la m in g the o th e r p a rty fo r ou r own
In the ye a r 1315 one of the S tu a rts
fa u lts . ,
m a rrie d a princess, M a rjo rie , the
W hen a c h ild a w k w a rd ly strik e s
d a u g h te r of R o b e rt B ruce . A son of
his shin a g a in st a c h a ir, he doesn't
th is m a rria g e at le n g th cam e to the
b la m e h im s e lf, but gro w s a n g ry at
S cottish throne.
the c h a ir, m ayb e g iv in g it an a d d i­
F ro m th a t tim e o n w a rd the re was
tio n a l k ic k fo r re ta lia tio n .
Even
a lin e of S tu a rt kin g s in S cotland. I t
a d u lt m en w ill th ro w a h a m m e r on
is a tale of strange tra g e d y .
the floo r when they have pounded
L a te r cam e M a ry Queen of Scots,
th e ir th u m b w ith it. In the a rm y
who was three tim e s a w id o w and
when the ca p ta in re p rim a n d s the
was held p ris o n e r fo r 20 years.
lie u te n a n t, the la tte r scolds the c o r­
Then cam e a q u ic k change of f o r ­
p o ra l, who then b a w ls out the p r i­
tune. The son of M a ry Queen of
vate, who fin a lly k ic k s the m ule.
T h is buck-passing is ca lle d " p r o ­ Scots was given the E n g lis h throne,
ru lin g both E ng la n d and Scotland.
je c tio n ,” m eaning the a ct o f b la m ­
in g a n othe r person fo r o u r ow n sins
o r fa u lts .
Refugee* Burn Money
To Escape Confiscation
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THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON.
Boys Strike When Girls
Use Salt in Lemonade
T hey had a wagon, the tw o little
g irls , one o f those express wagons
Some of the people who evacuated
m ost c h ild re n own before they take
fo re ig n branches of the big m o vie
i t a p a rt to m a ke tw o o th e r th in g s
com panies a re said to have m ade a
out o f it.
plea sant disco ve ry th a t i t ’s possible
T h is one was in p re tty f a ir con di­
to ta ke m oney out of H itle r ’s E u ­
tion , and a t the m o m e n t was sup­
rope. A m an who c la im s to have
p o rtin g a la rg e c ra c k e d p itc h e r fu ll
done it to ld how it was done.
of a pale liq u id in w h ich a few m ys-
' F ir s t he liq u id a te d e v e ry th in g ne
owned. Then, by p a yin g a p re m iu m , i te rio u s th in g s w ere floa ting , and tw o
he m anaged to change his m a rk s j je lly glasses, one la rg e , one sm a’ l.
In case anyone m ig h t not un de r­
in to U . S. cu rre n c y .
stand the sig n ifica n ce o f these props,
T h is m oney was taken to an
a sign le an ing ag ainst the wagon ex­
A m e ric a n d ip lo m a tic re p re se n ta tive
p lain ed a ll:
apd. a fte r being e xa m in ed, was
burned the re by its ow ner. The o f­
LiMONadE
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fic ia l then p ro vid e d a do cu m e n t
saying th a t to his c e rta in know ledge
S M A L G LA ss 2c
b ills of such-and-such de no m ina tion s
The tw o litt le g irls stood p ro u d ly
and s e ria l n u m be rs had been com ­ ' on e ith e r side of the wagon and took
p le te ly destroyed w h ile in the pos­
tu rn s c a llin g th e ir w ares. “ L e m o n ­
session o f M r. So-and-So.
ade! T w o cen ts! L e m on ade ! F o u r
cents a big glass! T hey also took
The la tte r, a fte r re tu rn in g to this
tu rn s s a m p lin g ju s t to m ake sure
.epuntry, presented the do cum ent
and e v e n tu a lly rece ive d new c u r­ i th e ir pro d u ct con tinu ed up to stan d­
ard.
ren cy.
U p to th is tim e the sto ry is qu ite
Asked how about our la w ag ainst
usual. B ut pre se n tly up the stre e t
m u tila tin g o r d e fa c in g U. S. m oney,
M r. So-and-So said he guessed the ; cam e three s m a ll boys each b e a r­
ing a ca rd b o a rd sign on a stick.
la w w o u ld n ’t a p p ly o ve r the re o r
The le tte rin g on the signs, executed
m ayb e th a t the c u rre n c y could be
in w h at appeared to be shoe-black-
considered lost to use and th e re ­
ing, re a d :
fo re a lre a d y destro yed before he got
hold o f it. In any case, he d id n ’t
G IR L S U N F A IR To Boys.
B E W arc. G IR Is UsE SALT iN .
th in k he ’d be prosecuted.
Le M on A de .
Business a p p a re n tly was affected
Chic Looking Not Expensive
by th is la b o r tro u b le . T here were
no custo m e rs in evidence.
P e rfe c t g ro o m in g —of her clothes
as w e ll as h e rs e lf—a lw a ys is the
an sw e r fo r the ch ic and s m a rt look­
Plan Room s fo: E xpo sure
ing w om an, reg ard less o f her un­
The influence o f g e og raph ic loca­
lim ite d o r lim ite d budget.
tion can have con sid erab le e ffe ct on
A clean, c a re fu lly pressed $5 dress
a hom e and should be considered
can do m uch m o re fo r any wom an
when p la n n in g room exposures.
tha n a s lig h tly w rin k le d , m ild ly
In lo c a litie s w here w in te rs are
d in g y $50 dress.
A $25 hat does
long and severe, a co m p a ct plan
no thin g fo r even a g la m o u r g ir l's
and low c e ilin g s a re said to be de­
face i f the v e ilin g on it is w ilte d o r
s ira b le to p e rm it ease of heating
the rib b o n band a bit bedraggled.
w ith econom y. In such lo catio ns fu ll
T h e re a rc no tw o v.ays about it —
ad van ta ge of the ra d ia n t heat of the
clothes dem and a tte n tio n , and if you
sun is d e s ira b le in as m a n y room s
m ake c a re fu l in q u irie s and get hon­
as possible, as w e ll as some fo rm o f
est answ ers y o u 'll find th a t e ve ry
p ro te ctio n fro m cold w inds.
tr u ly ch ic wom an w ith low o r m od­
In a w a rm c lim a te the opposite is
e ra te budget spends a t least one eve­
re q u ire d and less co m p a ct plans are
ning a week keeping her w a rd ro b e
ne tded in o rd e i to take advantage
in o rd t r.
o f p re v a ilin g breezes and to secure
Y o u 'll d iscove r tha t she keeps a
cross and th ro u g h v e n tila tio n in as
b o ttle o i good cle an ing fluid handy
m an y room s as possible. In th is
and th a t she uses it on her hats as
case p ro te ctio n fro m the heat o f
w e ll as her dress o r blouse in o rd e r
the sun is needed, and the m ost de­
to rem o ve s m a ll spots o r stains. She
s ira b le room s a re those w h ich are
attends to buttons when they become
cool and shaded.
loose instead of w a itin g fo r them to
fa ll off. She is a firm b e lie ve r in
the s titc h -in -tim e story.
And she
Dou't Be Too Sm art
has a good clothes brush and a hat
One w ay to keep the o th e r fe llo w
brush and a suede brush and she
fro m m a rk in g you dow n as d u m b or
uses the m e ve ry day.
m is in fo rm e d is to confine yo u r posi­
tiv e , un q u a lifie d op in ion s to the sub­
je c t o r sub je cts on w h ich you are
Keeping Furnitu re in Condition
an a u th o rity . When the ta lk is down
" I t ’s tim e now to th in k of how to
yo u i a lle y be as p o sitive as you
eare lo r the porch o r te rra c e fu r n i­
like , but when it gets around to the
tu re w h ich m ust com e indoors fo r
the w in te r ,” says Helen Koues. d i­ other fe llo w 's field, le t h im te ll you.
re c to r. Good Housekeeping studio.
The reason th is s im p le ru le is so
" I f it is to be stored , d o n ’t put it
hard Io fo llo w is th a t the average
aw ay d ir ty o r in bad re p a ir—it w ill
fe llo w is a fra id to a d m it he doesn't
su re ly go to pieces.”
know e v e ry th in g about e v e ry th in g .
He is a fra id th a t if he asks ques­
M iss Koues stresses the point th a t
tions and tr y to le a rn fro m the oth er
the life o f such furniture- m a y be
g re a tly lengthened if kept in good
fe llo w , h e 'll th in k he is s m a rte r.
re p a ir by c a re fu l cle an ing , p a in tin g
P ro o f th a t n o th in g like th a t happens
occurs a ll the tim e
A m an o r w om ­
o r sh e lla ckin g each season. Scrub
reed, m e ta l o r wood fu rn itu re w ith
an w ill spend tw o hours liste n in g to
another person e x p la in the sub je ct
soap and w a te r, and be sure to get
in a ll the tu rn s and tw ists. Sand­
in w h ich he is m ost in te re ste d , in ­
paper any ru s t fro m m e ta l, cleanse
te rru p tin g only to ask an in te llig e n t
and to store, pro te ct w ith paper o r
question. And the o th e r fe llo w w ill
cloth co ve rin g , held in place w ith
say, " T h e r e ’s a s m a r! p e rso n .”
s trin g .
New Clerk. Perhaps
M rs. Newwed— Henry, I thought
you told me that your bank loaned
pnoney on notes? M r. Newwed—So
it does, d ear, why? Mrs. Newwed—
W ell, it doesn't. I sent the maid
Nown there with a note telling the*»
I wanted to borrow $100 aad they
wouldn t give it to her.
Pies in R e frig e ra to rs
A de vice you m a y b o rro w from
c o m m e rc ia l p a s try m a ke rs is tha t
o f h o ld ing rca d y-lo -b a ke pies in the
re frig e ra to r fo r an hour o r m ore
before
b a kin g
The
tho ro ug hly
ch ille d pie, when bajLed. w ill have a
m o re te n d e r c ru s t than a pie which
en te rs the oven at room tem pe ra
h ire.
WANES'
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3 7 CHEVROLET SEDAN
3 1 CHEVROLET COUPE
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D e vice to r D e fle ctin g G la re
An a tto rn e y o f S u m te r, S. C., has
re ce n tly obtained a p a te n t on a de­
vice fo r au tom ob ile s th a t refle cts
c a r lig h ts ove r the head of the d riv -
er and a t the sam e tim e gives h im
c le a r v is ib ility on m e e tin g a b rig h t-
ly lig h te d a u to m o b ile tra v e lin g in
the opposite d ire c tio n . H a rm o n D.
M oise, who la ys c la im to th is in ­
vention, e xp la in s the de vice as being
a thin , tra n s p a re n t device, a tta c h ­
able to an a u to m o b ile w in d sh ie ld ,
w h ich is glued to the inside o f the
w indsh ie ld, w ith the th in edge dow n­
w a rd , d e fle ctin g the lig h t ra ys up­
w a rd ove r the d r iv e r ’s head. The
firs t p rism s w e re m ade o f glass, but
re c e n tly he has been e x p e rim e n tin g
w ith a p la s tic substance w h ich is
as c le a r as glass and less fra g ile ,
and w hich w ill p ro b a b ly la s t longer.
FOR SALE
$0 A..
GOOD B U Y S I N U S E D C A R S —
See the H e rm isto n A u to Co. 4 4 -lc
FOR S A L E - N IC E Y O U N G CO L-
ored fry e rs , 50c each. J. F . Riley,
: S ta n fie ld Meadows, 1
m i. SW o f
T u m -A -L u m .
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R E W A R D — FO R R E T U R N
OF
g i r l’s w r is t w a tch lost some tim e
ago a t Cold S pring s dam. Please re-
{ tu r n to H e ra ld o ffic e .
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' W ANTED
—
HOUSEW ORK
any type, o r oth er w o rk.
a t H. J. Beal place.
OF
FOR S A LE
—
SIX
HEAD ’ OF
m ilch cows, aged 2 to 4 years. In -
' q u ire Raymond P o rte r a t M ontgom -
! c ry -W a rd Store, Pendleton.
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FO R S A L E — C H O IC E
3 -Y E A R -
old Jersey cow, ju s t fre sh . F lo yd
L a ird , R t. 1, H erm iston.
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W A N T E D — MORM ON STACKER?
H . G. M cC ulley, phone 3436. 4 4 -lc
OPEN EVENINGS
HERMISTON AUTO CO.
Your Chevrolet
Dealer
Sales — Service
Phone 3661
Hermiston
STO C K
FARM
PASTURE AND
a lfa lfa ,
4 80 acres,
N . W eiser j
Idaho, fo r sale o r w ill tra d e fo r H e r­
m iston o r S ta n fie ld residence o r bus­
iness p ro p e rty.
A lso S ta n fie ld lots
and S ta n fie ld acreages fo r sale, rea­
sonable prices and term s. See F. A.
B aker,
R ealtor, S ta n fie ld , Oregon.
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EOR S A L E -2 3 -A C R E R A N C H IN
blue grass pasture, f r u i t trees and
a lfa lfa .
P le nty o f w e ll and sp rin g
w a te r. W ill sell a ll o r p a r t o f th is
tra c t.
E m m e tt Cooney, H e rm isto n ,
phone 3894.
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GOOD B U Y S IN U S E D C A R S —
See the H e rm iston A u to Co. 4 4 -lc
F O R L E A S E — S E R V IC E S T A T IO N
w ith liv in g
q u a rte rs, fu rn ish e d ,
also a tr a ile r camp. A snap i f ta k ­
en a t once, R. ,1. Rhodes, 13 miles
fro m Cold S p rin g ju n c tio n on H ig h ­
w ay 395.
Address H oldm an Route,
Pendleton, Ore.
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m ake more gain on lew feed when
D a . H ess H oo S pecial is added to
th e ration. T h e y gain as much a* 4
lba. more per hog per month on %
leas supplement and 1 /1 0 le u grain I
H og Special is a tw o-job product.
First i t supplies tonics which help
stim ulate body functions. A nd the
hog is usually able to m ake better
use o f feed.
H og Special also supplies essential
minerals. These Hog Special minerals
are iron, iodine, copper, calcium and
phosphorus. These minerals are needed
for good health and good gains.
Tonica and m in e r a ls — a tw o -jo b
p r o d u c t. D o n 't let an ybo dytry to con­
vince you a product containing o n ly
m in a r a ls is as good as H og Special.
CHRYSLER FLUID DRIVE
Scant Bloom of Wistaria
AND
CHISHOLM GRAIN
& FEED CO.
Hermiston, Oregon
FO R S A L E OR T R A D E — F O U R -
room house and 10 acres land,
good barn and o u tb u ild in g s ; sm all
orch ard , berries and grapes.
H a lf
cleared, balance in stum ps; electric
lig h ts and telephone; 25 m iles south­
east o f P ortla nd .
A.
F.
Benson,
R iverside P ark, O. M. C la rk place,
H erm iston, Ore.
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GOOD
BUYS
IN
See the H erm iston A u to Co. 4 4 -lc
C A N F U R N IS H GOOD R E L IA B L E
perm anent tenants fo r fo u r d w e ll­
in g houses.
Please leave word
at
H e rm isto n A u to Co.
Please
state
size o f houses and am ount o f rent.
40-tc
FOR SALE
RED R A S P B E R R IE S
and red c u rra n ts . A lfre d C. S w a r-
ner.
42-Sc
WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE
fu r n itu r e ,
m achinery,
household
a rticle s. M ille r ’s T ra d in g Post, H e r­
m iston.
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BETTER
B U S IN E S S
TO
BUY
" V ig o r b ilt ” chicks.
O rder ea rly.
H a tc h in g now. “ V ig o r b ilt”
H a tch ­
e ry, H erm iston.
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GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS
Come In or Phone 29
T Y P E W R IT E R S
IF YO UR EYES
TRO U BLE Y O U -
Come here and get the benefits of
o u r more than 25 years successful
o p tica l
experience.
Reasonable
prices fo r glasses when needed.
H e exam ine yo u r eyes by
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m odem methods and g rin d
glasses to f i t in a ll the la te st
D R .D A L E ROTHWELL
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O P T O M E T R IS T
418 M a in S treet
P E N D LE T O N , OREGON
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FO R
re n t — Easy term s.
D ru g Store. H e rm iston.
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• PAPERING
• KALSOMINING
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Anything • Anywhere - Anytime
All Work Guaranteed - Estimates
FREE
BERT MICHEL
.Phone 131
OR
Thom pson's
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Hermiston, Ore.
H e rm isto n Lodge No. 138 A .F .& A .M .
U p pe r F lo o r Oregon
H a rd w a re B u ild in g .
’ Stated C om m unications
E v e ry 1st & 3rd Tues.,
a t 8 :0 0 P. M.
V is itin g B re th re n C o rd ia lly I m ’ited.
STATE FARM M UTUAL
A U TO INSURANCE CO.
See Us f o r A u to F in a n c in g & Save
A L S O L I F E IN S U R A N C E
Virgil Wilkes, Local Agt.
C. A.
B IN D E R
PLUMBING
C a ll T u m -A -L u m
-
Phone 3132
U m a tilla , Oregon
J. V. VILLERMOURE
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
Phone 3821
Hermiston
W. L. Morgan. D. M. D.
G eneral D e n tis try
X -R a y and D iagnosis
Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112
Sunday & Eve. by A p p o in tm e n t
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
USED ~C ARS
See the H erm iston A u to Co. 4 4 -lc
PLYMOUTH CARS
M IR R O R S R E -S IL V E R E D — S A T -
isfa ctio n guaranteed,
prices rea­
sonable. Leave m irro rs in fram es a t
In la n d Co-op.
J. H. T abor, R t. 1,
H erm iston.
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In q u ire
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FO R S A L E — T W O GOOD J E R S E Y
cows! one 1400-lb.
gentle
m are
w ith m are colt. H a ro ld H u n t, H e r­
m iston, Ore.
4 4 -lp
DON’T GAMBLE
U S E D C AR S —
T Ml. EAST,
$20°° Cash
LIFE TIME GUARANTEE
IN
FOR S A L E OR T R A D E
—
FO R
ca ttie or hogs, fa s t bay mare, w t.
about 1300 lbs., *30. E ve re tt Shav­
er, C olum bia d is tric t.
4 2-3p
o f c ity lim its .
U nim proved, but
irrig a b le .
W ill tra d e fo r coast p ro ­
p e rty o r w h at have you. Mac Wood,
Camas, W n.
44-3p
W ith D u m p B ed
Your Choice
BUYS
See the Hermiston A u to Co. 4 4 -lc
EOR S A L E
R E G IS T E R E D G IL T S GOOD B U Y S IN U S E D C A R S —
See the H erm iston A u to Co. 4 4 -lc
and boars
(D u ro c );
registered
boar to le t out fo r service, *1 .5 0 ; fo r
sale three fa t cows:
wanted, m ilk
cow.
Chas. A . Shown, Rt. 2, H e r­
m iston.
4 4 .lip
FORD TUDOR
FORD SEDAN
PLYMOUTH COUPE
PLYMOUTH COUPE
HUDSON SEDAN
INTERNA. TRUCK
15 GOOD CHEAPIES
GOOD
SEVHN
E. P. DODD —
R EAD ESTATE,
sales, leases, exchanges. In s u r­
FO R S A L E — T R A IL E R H O U S E , 8 ance— fire , autom ob ile , accident. No­
x l6
f t. ,
$2 75. Term s. Across ta ry p u b lic, execution o f legal pa­
fro m W estland school on J. B. Per­ pers. H e rald office , H e rm iston, O re­
ry place.
4 4 - lp gon.
15 -tfc
3 9 FORD TUDOR
T re a ty of V e rsa ille s
At is c o m m o n ly asserted th a t the
T ^ a t y of V e rsa ille s te rm in a te d hos­
tile re la tio n s between a ll the w a r­
rin g powers engaged in the 1914-18
W o rld w a r. The tru th is th a t this
tre a ty concluded the w a r only fo r
G e rm a n y and the A llie s when it was
signed on June 28, 1919. Peace be­
tween A u s tria and the A llie s was
signed Septem ber 10, 1919: between
B u lg a ria and the A llie s on N o vem b er
27, 1919; between H u n g a ry and the
A llie s on June 4, 1920; between T u r ­
key and the A llie s on A ugust 10,
1920; and between the U n ite d States
and the C e n tra l Pow ers (G e rm a n y,
A u s tria and H u n g a ry ) on A ugust 25,
1921—n e a rly three yea rs a fte r the
a rm is tic e was signed.
W is ta ria seedlings some tim es
take six o r seven yea rs to m ake up
th e ir m inds and produce racem es of
flow ers. To in sure im m e d ia te flo w ­
e rin g . p la n t g ra fte d stoex o r layered
c u ttin g s fro m proven plants.
O th e r reasons fo r lack of bloom s,
is too ric h p soil, la ck of sunshine
o r too m uch w a te r I f g ro w th is too
ra m p a n t,
w ith h o ld
feeding
and
pru ne the long ru n n e rs to w ith in
three or fo u r buds fro m the old wood
stock
R epeated p ru n in g now w ill
force the fo rm a tio n o f flo w e r buds.
I f these p re cau tions fa il, then next
fa ll prune the roots by spading down
12 inches deep a t a d ista nce of IS
inches fro m the m a in tru n k .
A $15.50 value fo r $9.95.
A
new
stock o f
mattresses,
inner
sp rin g s fro m $12.50 to *21,50, New
beds at $5.95.
Lots o f oth er good
fu r n itu r e priced to save you money.
O i l ’s New & Used, Echo, Oregon.
4 4 -lp
3 0 CHEVROLET COACH
37
32
37
36
34
36
?0c
VANITY WITH 20 INCH .MIRROR
3 0 CHEVROLET SEDAN
Teach Children to Cross
Streets, Parents Advised
Selection by parents o f the best
and safest route to the store and to
J school fo r s m a ll c h ild re n w ill help
g re a tly in re d u cin g chances fo r ch ild
tr a ffic accidents.
E v e n tu a lly the c h ild m u s t use the
stre e t unguarded. Is n ’t it a p a re n t’s
d u ty to teach the c h ild how to use
streets safe ly ju s t as m u ch as it is
a d u ty to teach h im how to dress?
Since c h ild re n are prone to im ita te
grow nups, a p a re n t’s ow n actio ns in
tr a ffic w ill have a g re a t deal to do
w ith the actions of the c h ild re n .
W henever possible the m ost haz­
ardous crossings should be avoided.
W alk w ith the c h ild o v e r the route
to be fo llo w e d —and e x p la in w hy th a t
rou te is b e st: why oth ers are dan­
gerous. One v e ry e ffe c tiv e w ay of
tea chin g s m a ll c h ild re n the safe w ay
to use the streets and avoid tra ffic
accidents is used by m a n y parents.
They take a w a lk w ith the youngster
and play a gam e at the s tre e t cross­
ings by le ttin g the c h ild observe tra f-
! fic conditions, co n d u ctin g the p a ren t
across the stre e t.
S om etim es it w ill be im p ossib le to
choaee a route w ith a ll crossings pro-
, tected.
In such cases, parents
i should e xp la in the im p o rta n c e of
looking in a ll d ire c tio n s , and of al-
! j w ays lo okin g to the le ft ju s t before
stepping off the cu rb , and lo okin g to
: the rig h t a t the ce n te r o f the stre e t
before c o m p le tin g the o th e r h a lf of
the crossing.
E x p la in where tha
c h ild should be esp ecially w a tc h fu l
and why.
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CHIROPRACTOR
O ffic e : 2 blocks E o f post o ffic e
O ffice hours: 8 to 1 2 - 1:30 to 6
Phone 3061 - H e rm isto n , Ore.
DR. A. C. WILLCUTT
OSTEOPATHIC
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
OSBORN APARTMENTS
DR.
F.
B.
BELT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
— Office Hour* —
10:30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 6 p. m.
Other Hour» by Appolntmeut
DR. W. M. MARBUT
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
Phone 3151
Hermiston
SALE
W ANTED
ALL
K IN D S
OF
p o u ltry .
Van Damme, So. 2907
Oak St., Spokane, W n.
41-5p
Petïrson & Peterson
A PTORNEYS-AT-LAW
U. S. National Bank Building
PracU :e In State & Fed. Courts
Pendleton, Oregon
ELLIS MOTOR CO.
VZ. J.
W ARNER
240 S. W. 1st. St.
I TTORNEY-AT-LAW
PENDLETON, OREGON
Hermiston. Oregon
HERMISTON HERALD
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