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PAGE SEVEN THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 1942. I less of the outcome of the quota re FOR SALE—TWO GASOLINE EN 1 LOST BLACK SHEPHERD DOG, ferendum, the chairman said. gines and pump. Ed Johnson, brown eyes. Lost about March 20. No existing legislation provides for Umatilla. 34-1p One mile east of Hermiston. Re 8 to 11:30 1 to 3:30 any form of support to wheat prices ward. S. M. Carter. 32-3p Mon.—Asparagus Asparagus except loans, and the law specifically WANTED HORSE BUCKRAKES. Notify Stockman's Exchange. Ba WANTED - TO RENT FRUIT Tues. No. canning No canning provides that if quotas are rejected, SEF/WELL LET 33-3p ranch, or man to manage it. Mrs. Wed.—Asparagus Asparagus the loan program cannot be contin ker. Ore. 'EM HAVE OUP Thurs. No canning No canning ued, Mr. Coppock declared. WANTED TO BUY 12 HEAD OF lohn Wurster, Umatilla, Ore. 32-3p Fri.—Asparagus Asparagus SCRAP/. Under the Steagall amendment, milk cows. Gerald Swaggert, FOR RENT MODERN AND AT- Sat.—No canning No canning prices are supported at 85 per cent | Ukiah, Ore. 33-3p tractively furnished house in Stan Other foods canned by special ar of parity for those commodities for field, 3 bed rooms, $50 per month. FOR SALE ONE HOLSTEIN rangement. which increased production is needed Could also include linen, dishes and heifer and two steers. J. D. Cor- | in the Food for Freedom program. 33-3c utensils. See Mr. Parker. Coe Ranch. | the chairman explained, adding that liss. Westland district. Stanfield. 31-4c CORN SHOW TO BE wheat is certainly not one of those WANTED TO BUY A LARGE commodities. The price control law gentle saddle horse. Must be gentle. GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — HELD TO HYBRID the chairman added, is strictly a Box 501, Hermiston. See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc 33-lp VARIETIES IN 42 price ceiling measure, and does not provide any form of support to the FOR SALE ONE ACRE OF LAND FOR SALE—FRESH MILK GOATS and 2 room house. 2 Blocks east $5 to $9 each. Buy now an save. Hybrid field corn has now proved price of wheat or any other commo of Oregon Chief Service station. Mrs. C. A. Lare, R. 2, one mile north of dity. itself to be so generally superior to 33-tfc Hermiston. 31-4p What will happen to wheat prices C. P. Adams. open pollinated varieties in all sec in event quotas fail and the loan is tions of the state that the 1942 Ore FOR SALE USED TIRES AND GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — gon state corn show, if held as now withdrawn is anyone’s guess. Mr. tubes, also fruit jars. Two blocks See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc planned, will be limited to hybrid Coppock believes. “When you con east of Oregon Chief Service Station. sider that the United States has r Mrs. C. P. Adams. 33-tfc FOR SALE — 20 FEET PICKET corn, according to announcement just made by Dr. R. E. Fore, secretary of surplus of 700 million bushels, and fence, 2 ft. 6” high, lx4’s. Strong TURKEY OUTLOOK the state corn show committee, and Canadian and Argentine wheat farm WANTED TO BUY — ALMOST ly built, in good condition, painted. U. P. SCHOLARSHIPS new portable typewriter. Inquire associate agronomist at Oregon State ers are getting around 50c a bushel 33-tf Also matching gate. Phone 2081 af FAVORABLE EVEN GIVEN 17 LEADING it’s not difficult to determine which at Herald Office. college. ter 6:00 p. m. 32-tfc Present plans call for including way U. S. wheat prices will go,” he LADIES WANT TO ADOPT AN WITH EXPANSION 4-H CLUB MEMBERS the three-acre hybrid yield contest added. infant baby girl. P. O. Box 1312. FOR SALE TEN ACRES: HOUSE and other buildings, $1000. Also again, which will be open to all | Hermiston. 33-3p 20 A., five in alfalfa, fenced, $200 Favorable market demand condi Seventeen boys and girls chosen as I growers who enroll this spring and DUFUR NAMED AS FOR RENT 10 ACRES LAND. down on either tract. Balance on tions for turkeys are expected to con the outstanding club members of 1 keep complete records on methods Genn Poultry Farm, 112 mi. N.W. easy terms. Also one sorrel saddle tinue during the 1942-43 marketing j respective counties have just been used and cost of production. If enough ! AWARD ALTERNATE <>!' Hermiston. 33-3p horse, $50. One DeLavel separator funds are available, a one-acre yield season, despite prospects for increas- ; named recipients of the annual Carl | ed production of turkeys, chickens | Raymond Gray college scholarships | contest will be open to 4-H club mem Laura Jean Hampton, 16, daugh FOR SALE—112 ACRES LAND & No. 16, $65. Another Viking sepa bers on the same basis. and other meats, according to an an awarded by the Union Pacific rail ter of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Hampton 3 room house near Weston on rator, W-74, $25. One 10-ft. oak “We feel that growers will profit I of Pendleton, is one of nine Oregon Tolgate highway. Mrs. C. P. Adams. table, $10. C. A. Corliss, 31 miles alysis of the turkey outlook for 1942 road in counties served by its lines, which has been released by the agri The list of winners was selected by shifting from open pollinated to 4-H club members announced recent Box 253, Hermiston, Ore. 33-tfe west of Hermiston. cultural extension service at O. S .C. and recommended by county and hybrid corn whether the state corn ly by the Union Pacific railroad as WANTED—TO BUY LATE MOD- for distribution by county agents. state 4-H club specialists of the O.S- show is held or not,” said Dr. Fore, winners of the annual Carl Raymond ROOMS FOR RENT TWO ROOMS el used cars. Will pay cash. Apply at $6 per week; 2 rooms at $4 per The report also points out that costs C. extension service, and has ‘just in announcing the tentative plans. Gray College scholarship given in co- C. L. Hodge, Hermiston Auto Co. for producing and marketing turkeys been approved by Joe W. Jarvis, “That growers are recognizing the operation with county and state 4-H week: one room at $4 per week. Elec Phone 3661. 24-tfc tricity furnished: Also pasture for value of hybrid corn is indicated by will be somewhat higher owing to in Omaha, supervisor of agricultural specialists of the Oregon State col rent for cows and heifers, $1.50 for WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE creasing wage rates, feeds and other development for the railroad. Each the fact that acreage seeded with hy lege extension service. furniture, machinery, household ar items. of the scholarship winners is either brid varieties has increased from 5 David Dufur, 16, son of Mr. and cows per month and 75c for heifers per month. Rt 2, Willis Burchett, ticles. Miller’s Trading Post, Her The indications are that turkey a senior or junior in high school and | per cent of the total in 1939 to ap Mrs. David H. Dufur of Hermiston, 32-3p miston. 23-tfc was named as alternate for the schol Hermiston. production will be substantially big will use the $100 award to enter j proximately 30 per cent in 1941.” Considerable home-grown certified arship, which includes $100 for OSC Oregon State college, either in the ger than in 1940 and 1941 when rec SIMMONS BABY BED AND MAT- MIRRORS RE-SILVERED, SATIS- seed is available this spring, though entrance in the fall of 1942 or 1943. ord sized crops were produced which fall of 1942 or 1943. tress for sale, $5.50. Good condi faction guaranteed, prices reason not enough to meet the expected de Laura Jean, junior in the Pendle- tion. Call at 306 Tertel Town. 32-3p able. J. H. Tabor, Box 34, Hermis In approving the recommended list were twice as large as in 1929. In the mand. Dr. Fore recommends that ton senior high school, has been en country as a whole growers reported Mr. Jarvis praised the accomplish ton. 22-tfc intentions to increase turkeys 8 per ments of the club members, a num growers place their orders as early gaged in 4-H club work for six years. FOR SALE—44 ACRES. IRRIGAT- as possible so that arrangements can ed, house, chicken house, drilled PICKUP SERVICE AT YOUR Last year she won the championship cent, but the number of turkey hens ber of whom he. knew personally to lay eggs was only five per cent from previous experience in this be made to ship in more seed of in class 4 clothing; championship in well, 2 miles from U.O.D. gate, $500, ranch. To sell your poultry and live- the style review and first place for or good trailer house down payment. stock. Phone 822 or write Dale Black state. The awards are announced this adapted varieties if necessary. greater than a year ago. An extension circular No. 378, is Call or write D. E. Lambert, Rt. 1, stone, Stanfield, Oregon. 9-tfc The price of turkeys per head was year just prior to national 4-H mo sued last fall, gives a list of Oregon renovated garments, at the 4-H club Hermiston. 32-3p fair in Salem, and won first at the bilization week, April 5 to 10. The practically the same for the crop of growers of certified hybrid seed county fair in Hermiston, for a for GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — 1941 as for that of 1929 when the list follows: corn. While some hybrids not listed mal gown. See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc Baker — Dorothy Green, Haines, supply was only one-half as large and in this circular are adapted to cer Young Dufur, junior in the Her the purchasing power of consumers and alternate, Wanda Creger, Haines tain sections of Oregon, Dr. Fore E. P. DODD — REAL ESTATB. was also at a high level. A steady Clatsop—Mary Ann Tittinger, Ast recommends checking closely on the miston high school, has conducted 4-H sales, leases, exchanges. Insur dairy, pig and crops projects, and has oria: Crook-Percy Reynolds, Prine- increase in the per capita consump- | ance —fire, automobile, accident. No adaptation of any new hybrid before won several awards. tion of turkey meat in the United ville: Deschutes—Shirley Helmholtz, seed of it is purchased. tary public, execution of legal pa Redmond, and alternate. Warren The FIRST States has occurred since 1929. pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore Most widely used hybrids in wes SIX WEEKS gon. With respect to chickens and eggs, Cyrus, Redmond; Gilliam —Janet tern Oregon are the Oregon 525 and ’ 15-tfc Boyer, Condon; Grant county — Jessie the report contains data showing an of Calf 570 (formerly Wisconsin 525 and increase of 12 per cent in the coun Lee Moore, Dayville, Karlin Merrill, 570), Wisconsin 606 and 355, and" Feeding GEO. M. WINCH try’s laying flocks compared with a Monument: Harney—Margaret Thies Minhybrid. Malheur and Umatilla Burns; Hood River, Georgiana year ago, with producers indicating Painting & Decorating Treat your calves like the babies they arel counties, as well as some southern 1c a Word - Minimum 20c Meals, grain rations, pellet feeds are OUT intentions to purchase 12 per cent Moore, Hood River, and alternate, | Oregon regions, use other varieties the first six weeks. Feed New Improved Se Also Spray Painting Fred Moe, Odell. curity Calf Food — it fits their delicate diges- more baby chicks this year. LOST FROM MY PLACE, WHITE tions — shows gains with the first feeding. Malheur-Susan Zamora, Nyssa,’ successfully. Phone 753 Stanfield In terms of grain-consuming ani-1 horse, about 1400 lbs., with J. H. and alternate, Walter Duncan. Wil- NEW, IMPROVED mal units, the total number of live lowcreek : Morrow—Dick Edmondson brand on left shoulder. Three miles PRICE SUPPORT FOR stock on farms at the beginning of Heppner: Multnomah—Lillian And- out Columbia highway. Harry Ol 1942 was six per cent greater than a eregg, Portland: Sherman--Cassie WHEAT DEPENDS ON sen. 34-lp CALF FOOD DR. I.C. BOHLMAN year before. These conditions sug von Borstal, Grass Valley; Umatilla This SAFE milk food contains all the elements Physician and Surgeon of whole milk plus scores of other growth pro FOR SALE—PIANO AND TWIN gest a material increase in the meat Laura Jean Hampton, Pendleton,} REFERENDUM MAY 2 moting ingredients. More concentrated, more beds. Edgar Saylor at Saylor ’ s nutritious than ever. Goes much farther. A 25 supply, but on the other hand d. | First National Bank Building lb. pail feeds 4 calves for six weeks average and alternate, David Dufer, Hermis- 34-lc $1.12 per calf. That’s ECONOMY! Ask for Continuance of a federal price sup store. mand for meat is unusually great | ton: Union-Robert Chenault, La Phone 3151 Hermiston Security Calf Food at the nearest creamery, cheese factory or feed dealer’s. New FREE and the purchasing power of con- ! Grande: Wallowa Betty Ann War- port program for wheat depends en- WANTED TO BUY—YEARLING folders on request. calves. H. E. Hanby, phone 2102, nock, Imnaha; Wasco- -Betty Jo tirely on marketing quotas receiving sumers is high. Umatilla Co-op. Creamery J. V. VILLERMOURE at least a two-thirds favorable vote Hermiston. 34-lp Chastain. Maupin, and alternate, Hermiston, Oregon The extension service report also at the referendum May 2, A. R. Cop Dorcas Crabtree, Maupin: Wheeler- ELECTRICAL SERVICE shows a favorable potato outlook for Fredrick Metteer, Fossil, and alter pock, chairman of the county AAA FOR RENT—5-ROOM HOUSE, 31 committee, reminds Umatilla county miles NE of Stanfield. School bus , 1942 and gives .information on the nate, Betty Mathews. Kinzua. Phone 3821 Hermiston and mail route: $30. I. J. Couch, I wheat growers. horse and mule situation. That fur SAVE AT 34-3p | The existence of other price sup Stanfield, Ore. ther decrease in work animals will port programs and the recent enact take place is indicated by the fact W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. ment of the price control law has re WANTED TO BUY FOX FEED horses, young or old. Write Box General Dentistry that only 6.5 per cent of all horses sulted in the false impression in some 1334. Hermiston, Ore. 34-3c ] X-Ray and Diagnosis CE D.IOUR A and mules are under two years old circles that a price support program Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Res. 2112 will be continued for wheat regard- FOR RENT 5-ROOM HOUSE. ED • compared with 13 per cent in 1920. | Sunday & Eve. by Appointment Johnson, Umatilla. 34-lp We have on hand merchandise hard to get! COLORED LADY WANTS WORK • Please write Maude Gilbert, Gen Dr. A. E. MARBLE eral Delivery, Hermiston. 34-lp 1 FLAT TOP & 1 ROLLER TOP CHIROPRACTOR DESKS. Office: 2 blocks E of post office FOR SALE FRESH 7-YEAR-OLD STOVE GRATES, FIRE BACKS Office hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 Guernsey cow, $75. Also ’33 V-8 & PARTS. Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore. truck. R. K. Miller, Boardman I 34-3p BASSINET * HIGH CHAIR. "opti ic. LOTS OF BED SPRINGS AND FOR SALE 6 YEAR OLD MARE, DR. A. C. WILLCUTT MATTRESSES. th ’ weight about 1600 pounds. R. E. DROP LEAF TABLES AND OSTEOPATHIC 4. Moore, Boardman, Oregon. 34-lp CHAIRS. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON FOR SALE MILK COWS. JOHN UNFINISHED CHESTS. OSBORN APARTMENTS Beck. 31 mi. west of Hermiston. • 34-3p Store it full of dozen» of other ROOMS FOR RENT H. M. KOW- artielea nearly aa yood DR. F. B. BELT itz, one mi. south of Hermiston. as new. PHYSICIAN & SURGEON 3L3p — Office Houri — CANNING SCHEDULE Scrap to Slap the Jap April 13 to 18 SECURITY MILLER’S Trading Post BUYER MEETS of red to fif"your farm exar" ", "I "I JO st itat n tig General I n Purpose w TD Arane costs ... to give al you better ser- 4 Mop" vice for a longer time. Examine the size that fits your farm—you'll agree it's tops in its class.. . . in economy, dependability, simplicity, and ease of handling. See these tractors at our store today. Whatever your farm power require- ments may be, there’s a John Deere General-Purpose Tractor "tailored to fit” your farm exactly ... to give you maximum efficiency and economy on every job. There are five great morels to choose from ... each ready to save time ... to cut your producticn WANTED—WOMEN FOR KITCH- en work. Inquire Columbia Cafe. | Phone 3365, Umatilla. 34-lc | 10:30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. m. Other Hours by Appointment WANTED BU-TANE GAS TANK and valves. Hamburger Shop near Saylors. 34-lp I DR. W. M. 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