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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1942. THE HERMISTON HERALD, HERMISTON. OREGON Wings of Victory Electricity helps make America’s war planes some of the world's most deadly weapons. Here are a few of the ways in which G-E equipment serves in the air. get back to home towns when their work is over. Rationing Hoard After Sera pirón The Lune county farm machinery rationing committee suggests that all applicants for Class A “scarce” mach inery, be required to turn in their scrap iron before the rationing com- mittee issues a certificate, The com- mittee points out that the more scrap turned in, the better the chance of steel being available for new farm machinery. A. & R. Stand, 49-8: Barnett & Rogers, 32-21: Bingham Springs. 46-9: Iva’s Cafe, 1-17: Ray Can ning Company, 42-16: Rogers Can- ning Company. Inc., 32-23; Smith Canning Company, 31-21: Swift & Company (Turkey Picking), 4-42: Utah Canning Company, 32-17. ORE G ON UNEMPLOYME N T C O MPENSATION COMMISSIO N Dated and first published this 15th day of October, 1942. Date of last publication the 29th day of October, 1942. PAGE FIVE WANTED IN USED CARS 44-lc i Auto FOR SALE LARGE MODERN houses. W. J. Warner, Hermiston, W. M. Duus, R. 2, Irrigon | Oregon. 7-tfc FOR SALE pigs. GOOD BUI See Hern EIGHT WEANER Oregon. GIRL, 17, WANTS WORK IN PRI- NEW HAMPSHIRE RED FRYERS vate Hermiston home while at for sale- Cleve Clark, Minnehaha tending school. Room, board and $2 District. 9-lc a week. Write Zelma Sutton, Stan field, Ore. 7-3p FOR SALE IDEAL 53-A. RANCH, all fenced, modern 5-room house, FOR SALE 300 HEAD OF SHEEP Sell one or all, or trade for cattle. large barn. chicken house, young orchard. Reasonable. I 12 miles west I. A. Witten. Echo, Ore.. Box D. 7-3p AVVERTÌSEMENT FOR BIDS I of Irrigon, Ore. See A. C. Houghton. FOR SALE APART- Irrigon. 9-5c ment house at 814 S. W. Court St., Sealed bids will be received by the GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — Pendleton. Might consider trading City Recorder, at Hermiston, Oregon, See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc for farm or acreage. Call after 6:00 until Oct. 24, 1942, at 8 00 p. m., for Pleasant relief from an extended the construction of a Bio-filter or p. m. 7-4p dry period was experienced Saturday Aero-filter type sewage disposal FOR SALE 450 GAL. CAPACITY shallow well pump. Mfg. by Paci- GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — when a total of .11 inch precipitation plant complete and three sewage lift See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc was recorded. The rain came as a pumping plants complete, for the fie Pumping Co. Used but short time at signal for all hunters to be on the City of Hermiston, and will then and half price, terms CAR FOR SALE ‘34 PLYMOUTH there be opened and publicly read | alert and true to prediction s radio aloud. Bids received after the time | Hermiston Grain coupe. Good condition with seven reports came ‘in that afternoon that fixed for opening will not be consid- tires, $195.00 cash. Don Kinney. Ir Oregon forests had been thrown rigon, Oregon. 7-3p DR RENT TWO Plans, specifications and forms of open for hunting and fishing. ing roims. Six m contract documents may be examined l ROOMS FOR RENT ONE MILE The report for the week is as fol- 9-1 p in at the City Recorder’s office and at north of Hermiston: $10 a month: lows: the Consulting Engineers office, 909 lots of hot water, No drinkers Max Min. Bedell Building, Portland. Oregon, Date 41 sekeeping. Write or see wanted. J. A. Grant, phone 2878. October 8 .............. ...... 79 and a set of said plans, specifications,1 and forms may be obtained at the of Mrs 6-3p 46 . Smith, Box 43, Hermiston. October 9 .............. ...... 82 fice of R. H. Corey, Consulting Engi Ore ..... 80 51 9-tfc E October 10 DODD REAL ESTATB, neer, 909 Bedell Bldg., Portland, Ore 52 ..... 68 October 11 gon, upon a deposit of SI0.00. sales, leases, exchanges. Insur- ...... 66 41 October 12 ............. The full amount of deposit for one house, by steadily employed family ance- fire, automobile, accident. No- 39 ..... 67 set of documents will be returned to October 13 each actual bidder within a reason man. If you have vacancy now or tary public, execution of legal pa- able time after receipt of bids. Other near future see Rohrman Motor Co., pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore- 15-tfc deposits will be refunded with deduc for tenant. 9-tfc gon. tion not exceeding the actual cost of reproduction of the drawings, upon FOR SALE HOUSE, GARAGE. 12 FOR SALE LIVESTOCK OF ALL the return of all documents in good kinds. E. E. Pulley, Hermiston. lots, water. Town property. Ad condition within 30 days after the 3-tfc dress, Box 12, Irrigon. Oregon. 9-3p Farmers will have an opportunity date of opening bids. this winter to bring in their farm Each bid shall be accompanied by FOR SALE—10 LARGE WHITE TRAILER SPACE FOR RENT — machinery to local garages, black a certified check, cashier’s check or Shade and showers. No children. New Zealand does, 8 mos. old. Genn smith shops and school vocational ag bid bond (with authorized surety ¡company as surety) made payable to Poultry Farm, Hermiston, Ore. 9-lp “Vigorbilt” Hatchery, north of Tum- ricultural shops and receive help from j the owner in. amount not less than A-Lum, Hermiston. 52-tfc local mechanics in getting their mach 5 per cent of the amount of bid. FOR SALE '38 MODEL CHEV- The City of Hermiston reserves the GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — inery repaired, O. I. Paulson, State rolet coupe, reconditioned motor, See the Hermiston Auto Co. 4 4-lc Director of War Production Train right to base its award of contract heater, good tires and three spare on either of the two types of systems ing. recently announced. specified and to reject any or all tires. Call at F. A. Berg ranch, one WHEN LOOKING FOR AN Auc A group of ten or more farmers in bids, and to waive informalities. 9-lp mile east of Umatilla. tioneer, see George Hodge, 4 1 mi. a community may make requests | No bidder may withdraw his bid NE of Stanfield on Cold Springs ’ 39 “ COVERED WAG- FOR SALE through the principal or vocational after the hour set for the opening on” house trailer. See it at Han- highway. Prices reasonable. 51-tfc agricultural teacher of any high thereof, or before award of contract, . unless said award is delayed for a fay’s Auto Camp. Inquire of Frank school for help in organizing a train- 1 period • • exceeding — • 30 days. ! Wilson. 9-3p FRAMES FOR GLASSES. A. W. ing class of this kind. Attention is directed to the A-l-A Behrman, Jeweler. 47-tfc The salaries of local mechanics priority assigned to this project. FOR SALE 18 A. RANCH WITH WE BUY, SELL AND EXCHANGE CITY OF HERMISTON. serving as instructors and other op house, barn anti orchard. Free F. C. McKenzie, Mayor. furniture, machinery, household ar erating costs will be paid from gov- pasture along river. Clyde Hoyt, 1 1 ticles. Miller’s Trading Post, Her First publication, October 8, 1942. ernment funds. With the scarcity of Last publication, October 22, 1942. miles west of Umatilla on Columbia miston. 23-tfe new farm machinery, this program river. 9-3p gives the farmer an opportunity to NOTICE OF FIN AI. Bring your welding repair and FOR SALE—’34 CHEVROLET SE- learn how to keep his old machinery HEARING blacksmithing to dan with radio and heater. Fair in efficient operation for the dura HERMISTON BLACKSMITH THE COUNTY COURT OF THE tires. Max Sulisky, Minnehaha dis- tion, states Mr. Paulson. STATE OF OREGON FOR trict. 9-lc Farm commodity courses for the & WELDING SHOP UMATILLA COUNTY purpose of helping to increase pork, FOR SALE—ONE ELEC. WASH- Phone 2151 L. F. Beaver, Prop. lamb, beef, commercial gardening, In the Matter of the Estate of ing machine, one range stove, good poultry, and dairy products are also Catherine T. Codd, deceased. condition. Priced reasonable. B. I. available under the Rural War Pro- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN WRECK YOUR CAR? that the undersigned as administra Whitney, one block east of grade duction Training Program. 9-3c tor with the will annexed of the es school. Let STATE FARM MUTUAL IN tate of Catherine T. Codd, deceased, AAA Phosphate Available 8-ROOM MODERN SURANCE foot the bill. See Art has filed his final account and report FOR SALE The county farm machinery ration in said estate with the Clerk of the house and five acres in Hermiston. Thompson, agent. (Formerly sold by ing committee calls attention to time above entitled Court and that the Mrs. H. T. Fraser, at Oregon Hdwe. Virgil Wilkes). . P. O. Box 1311. requirements in the present rationing Judge thereof has fixed Monday, the & Impi. Co. 9-lc 19th day of October, 1942, at 10:00 program. Farmers who obtain a cer o’clock A. M. as the time, and the tificate for new machinery in Class rooms of the County Court in the STRAYED AWAY FROM my place DR. I. C. BOHLMAN an all white heifer calf with red A must purchase the machine within County Court House in Pendleton, neck. Notify Ed O ’ Donnell, Box 176, Physician and Surgeon ten days, and take delivery before Umatilla County, Oregon, as the place, for hearing of objections or ex Hermiston. 9-1 p November 1. ceptions to said final account and re First National Bank Building port, and the settlement thereof. FOR RENT— 5* ACRES WITH NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC Phone 3151 Hermiston Dated this 17th day of September, house, $8.00 per month. C. A. Bin I do hereby publicly declare that 1942. der. 21 miles east of Umatilla. 8-3p W. J. WARNER, hereafter I will not be responsible for J. V. VILLERMOURE Administrator with the Will An any bill incurred by any other than nexed of the Estate of Catherine TINEY’S BRITE SPOT FOR SALE myself. or rent—Best beer spot in Eastern ELECTRICAL SERVICE T. Codd, Deceased. Signed, J. H. Logan. (Sept. 17-Oct. 15) Oregon. Inquire R. L. Ekleberry, (Oct. 15-29) Hermiston Box 456, Hermiston, 2nd house west Phone 3821 8-3p of Catholic church. NOTICE OF SEASONAL DETERMINATION W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. Notice is hereby given that the em General Dentistry ployers listed below have been deter WANTED—PIANO TO KEEP FOR X-My and Diagnosis mined to be seasonal employers with storage. Good care. Also want to Bank Bldg. Pho. 2592 - Ree. 2112 in the meaning of Section 126-707 buy treddle sewing machine. Mrs. W. Sunday & Eve. by Appointment O.C.L.A. ' Any interested party may T. Davis, Route 2, Hermiston, One request a hearing before the Com mile North of Tertletown. 9-lp IF YOUR EYES mission within ten days after final Dr. A. E. MARBLE publication of this notice. The “off- APPLES FOR SALE—50c BOX. TROUBLE YOU— CHIROPRACTOR season” (in calendar weeks) of each Bring container. H. G. Kludiskof- Come here and get the benefits of Office: 2 blocks E of post office seasonal employer in Umatilla Coun sky, next to Emmett Cooney, Umatil- our more than 25 years successful Office hours: 8 to 12 - 1:30 to 6 ty is as stated below: i la, Oregon. 9-3c optical experience. Reasonable Phone 3061 - Hermiston, Ore. prices for glasses when needed. We examine your eyes by modern methods and grind DR. A. C. WILLCUTT glasses to fit in all the latest OSTEOPATHIC styles. FIRST RAINFALL RECORDED HERE 1. Lamps are the eyes of the plane at night, ranging in size from cockpit lamps no larger than a pea to landing lamps of more than half-a-million candlepower. 2. Radio combines the voice and the ears of the plane, allowing com munication between the pilot and his squadron, and the ground and sea forces. 3. Instruments are the sensitive brain that relays messages to the pilot from all parts of the ship and helps him to control the plane in its flight. 4. Superchargers arc the lungs of the plane, pumping extra oxygen to the carburetors, giving our planes the altitude so necessary to modern warfare. General Electric believes that its first duty as a good citizen is to be a good soldier. General Electric Company, Schenectady, N. Y. .................................... f " me • • merer 959-19-211 3 GENERA L $ ELECTRIC CO-OP CRNNERY HOURS 8 TO 12 ONLY Monday—Meat. Tuesday—Vegetables. Wednesday—Vegetables. Thursday—Chicken. Friday and Saturday No Canning HERMISTON CO-OP. CANNERY Farm WAR NEWS Meat From Wheat The feed wheat program is helping put Oregon farm production on a fac- I tory basis, the state' USDA War I Board reports. Hundreds of tons of A group of approximately 90 wheat from the Ever-Normal gran- Grangers and friends attended a spe i ary have been fed to Oregon live- cial meeting at the Westland grange i stock and poultry, converted into last Friday evening when a program, meat, milk, wool and eggs. dancing and chicken noodles and rolls were highlights. Marian Rice, Lec Truck Registration October 22-24 turer, expressed her gratificaron for October 22, 23 and 24 are import the number and spirit of the visitors ant datés for every county farmer and heartily thanked everyone wh who owns a truck. During this per- aided with the program. iod, the Umatilla county farm trans The many beautiful flowers were portation committee will assist farm later given to the U.S.O. The next truck owners to apply for Certificates meeting of the group will be Friday. of War Necessity, which every truck October 23, according to Mrs. Mabel owner must have to operate after No Corliss. vember 15. MANY PRESENT AT GRANGE MEET Free Estimates All Labor Guaranteed . RAY LOOSVELDT Licensed Plumber Wheat Loan Rates Stay Put Government loan rates for wheat and corn will not be increased by the President’s control program, because such advances would increase the cost of feed and tend to curtail the output | of livestock products, Secretary Wick- aid announced this week. Loan rates will be increased for cotton, tobacco, rice and peanuts. Plumbing & Heating Contractor Truck Bumpers Scrapped Claus Christiansen. Toledo dairy Phone 2381 Hermiston farmer, believes that action speaks I louder than words. As chairman of the Lincoln county USDA War Board he has been urging farmers to turn S herwin -P aints in their scrap metal. This week the - • 2-201 ■ -war cis’e ‘A '__ • Christiansen dairy trucks were sport ing stout wooden boards for bumpers fore and aft. The metal bumpers had gone into the scrap pile. AMERICA’S MOST AMAZING PORTFOLIO OF COLOR IDEAS FOR YOUR ENTIRE HOME! Everybody's borrowing it. Why not you ! SCORES AVAILABLE ...Borrow Oregon Hardware & implement Co. © S herwin W illiams P aints Russians Get U. S. Food Oregon pork and dairy products may be helping the Russians hold out at Stalingrad, the State USDA War Board reports after being advised that an increasing volume of lend- lease food is reaching Russia. A total 6 3-4 billion pounds of American farm products have been bought by the AMA for lend-lease shipment since the program started 112 yeurs ago. Priorities Assistance Offered Farmers needing equipment or sup plies for which priority ratings are required can obtain assistance from the county USDA War Board in mak ing application on form PD-1A. '43 Farm Task Tough Only “stout effort” by the nation's farmers can bring the food produc tion needed in 1943, Fred S. Wallace, national AAA and War Board chief, reports after surveying the farm pro duction in a number of states. Gas F or Migratory Workers Migratory farm workers will not be stranded away from home by the ad vent of gas rationing, the state USDA War Board has been informed. Farm workers away from home who decide to stay in the area where they are now working will be allowed gasoline rations to carry on their work, and to FARMERS TO GET MACHINERY HELP We’re fighting this war in the hoglot! • There’s fighting energy in a slab of ham or a side of bacon—that's why our Government wants us to produce all the pork we can. There’s economy of pork pro duction in D r . H ess H oo S pecial , according to the Research Farm figures. The Hoo SPECIAL hogs are ready for market sooner and on as much as a third less supplement and a tenth less grain. A lot of hogmen are adding the tonics and minerals st Hoo SPECIAL to their ration today. We surely be lieve it will pay you to add it to your ration. See us about Hoo SPECIAL soon. Hermiston Grain & Feed Co Hermiston - Phone 3311 Stanfield - Phone 847 A Member Dr. Salsbury’s Nation-Wide Poultry Health Service DR. DALE ROTHWELL PHYSICIAN & SURGEON OPTOMETRIST OSBORN APARTMENTS 418 Main Street PENDLETON, OREGON DR. F. B. BELT DEFENSE al BABY CALVES milk malts without milk costs... Gaf by feeding your baby calves New, Improv- edSecurity CalfFood. It’s the SAFE milk food for those dan- gerous first 6 weeks. Costs about one-fifth as much as whole milk and leaves the milk tor you to sell at present good P • NEW, IMPROVfO SECURITY CALF FOOD PHYSICIAN & SURGEON — Office Hours — 10:30 - 12:30 a. m. - 2 - 5 p. tn. Other Hours by Appointment DR. W. M. MARBUT PHYSICIAN & SURGEON Phone 3151 Hermiston Peterson & Peterson • TTORNEYS-AT-LAW U. 8. National Bank Building PracU e In State & Fed. Courts Pendleton, Oregon There's profit In vealing calves with Security Celt Food. High potency, far-reaching. All gains right from the start - no set becks. Costs per calf average $1.12 for six weeks. SAVE YOUR MILK AND SAVE YOUR V/. J. WARNER CALVES by feeding the Security way. Ask your neerest dealer or send for FREE new A TTORNEY-AT-LAW Umatilla Co-op. Creamery Hermiston, Oregon Hermiston, Oregon
