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THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 1944. THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. See Us for Centennial Flour New Shipment of Silent Sioux Brooders Rolled Wheat $1.92 For 80 pound Sack Also Buy War Bonds! Hermiston Grain & Feed Co. Hermiston - Phone 3311 — Stanfield - Phone 847 A Member Dr. Salsbury’s Nation-Wide Poultry Health Service Do not forget to feed Umatilla Brand Feeds KHO NEWS ITEMS William Able is home for a 9-day furlough with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Tom Able. He has had a year’s training in the glider corps and is sta- tioned at Camp Pope, Louisiana. He expects to leave soon for overseas. A letter from his brother, Pete Able, says he is well and is helping drive the Japs from the strongholds in the Pacific. Irvine Howard, who is being trans ferred from Camp Lee, Virginia, to Camp Beale, Calif., has a furlough en route and is spending it in Pendle ton with his wife. His mother, Mrs. Alma Howard of La Grande, and son Frank, Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Howard, Mr. and Mrs. Phil Ansell and family of Boise, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shep ard of Pendleton and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Irvine were dinner guests Sun day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Helmick in Echo. Mrs. Helmick is Irvine's sister. Miss Marian George, who is at the home of her sister, Mrs. Don Parker of Portland, writes that her infant Parker nephew has been named Craig. Miss George expects to be home in two weeks. Frank Howard, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Irvine of Echo, is leaving, for Chicago to attend midship- man’s school at Northwest University. All the teachers of Echo schools have been reelected with a ten per cent increase in salary. Contracts have been signed by all of them ex cept Mrs. Chastaine, who does not Quality Shoe Repairing Will Pay Prompt Attention to Mail Orders! LEE’S SHOE SHOP 123 S.E. COURT PENDLETON ABOUT TIRES IS THAT ONLY AN INSIDE INSPECTION Can toll about Fabric Breaks which do not show from the Outside until too late. It's like this: 1*.== J." "ww ‘ “I” Tires lees than a year old are usually sound, but') OLDER Tires (which are meat of them) GENERALIT^ SHOW FABRIC DAMAGE SPOTS, often started br, ■ puncture, severe bruise or rock cut which occur. AN INSIDI INSPECTION AND THIN VUL- CANIZED REPAIR OF ALL WEAK SPOTS WILL GIVE YOU MUCH EXTRA MILEAGE plan to continue in school work. Those WANTED—TO BUY AN ELEC- FOR SALE — FRIGIDAIRE, AIR FOR SALE—10 TONS OF FIRST elected are Mrs. Sue Waid, Mrs. Bon trie razor, in good condition. See conditioner, bath fixtures, range, cutting alfalfa hay, or trade for nie Wilcox. Earl Cotton, Clayton Nor Wanda Kennison at Behrman Jewelry nine cattle, team, harness, stacker, fresh cows. Frank Collins, half mile ton, Jeanette Case and Mrs. Treva Store. 30-Ip buckrake, mower, fresno, springtooth. east, half mile south of Cabin City, Reiss. M. E. Lari ve, superintendent, | Also an oil stove. Elmer Moyer. Rt. 1, Hermiston, % V, C. Carson. FOR SALE DeVilBiss SPRAY Westland district. was reelected earlier this spring. 30-lp 29-3p High school girls who have been as- | paint machine with miscellaneous FOR SALE 20 ACRES, WITH 4 FOR SALE—RADIO AND PHONO- sisting in the Red Cross drive are paints and equipment: electric refrig room house, fully lathed and plas- graph. See Mrs. Alford at Moore Mary Lois Cotton, Mary Ruth Tolar, ' erator: heavy steel barrel: chiffon- — glass chuza, an tered: electric pump. Some household & Ripley or call 2972 evenings. 29-3c ier: dresser; glass churn, and other Wilma Brown and Mildred Penney. items, Herb Shesely, Stanfield, Ore- goods. Sell for $2500 with some Mrs. Jule Smith and children of gon. 30-lp terms, with abstract title. Dale El- FOR SALE—BABY CRIB, HAS Pilot Rock are visiting at the home of spring and mattress. Good condi- ! wood, Rt- 2, Hermiston, or inquire of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Middleton. FOR SALE—WINESAP APPLES, ' Lee Elwood at Richfield Service Sta- tion. Mrs. Chas. McKenzie, Rt. 1. 28-3p B. B. Middleton has received word to clean out, $1.00 per box. Bring tion. 30-3p Hermiston. that his nephew, Joseph T. Middleton your boxes. F. B. Pennock, Hermis- — - - ----- --- -------- BABY CHICKS—THEY ARE BET- of Ballinger, Texas, has been award- ton. 30-lc FOR SALE 100 T. HAY, CHEAP, ter chicks when purchased from ed the silver star for gallantry in ac- — -------------------------------------- I Good feeding proposition. H. V an- “ Vigorbilt ” Hatchery. “Vigorbilt” tion during the invasion of Italy. Cap- : SIXTY-SEVEN MILLION AMERI- denHeuvel, 11 mi. south, % mile | tain Middleton, who is with the 36th cans are members of the country’s west of Boardman. 30-3p breeders are rigidly culled by experts, and bloodtested for pullorum disease. infantry division, received the award 200,000 churches. Are you numbered FOR RENT—ROOMS: ALSO ONE White Leghorn two year old hens are among this vast group? Hermiston . September 12, 1943, near Altavilla, apartment for rent. West Side Ho- mated to males from hens with rec 30 1P tel, opposite depot. Italy. During the entire attack, the Baptist Church. 30-3p ords from 250 to 307 eggs. The sires citation said, Capt. Middleton moved CUSTOM WORK DONE BY TRAC- of these males are from hens with his platoon through lines of heavy tor equipped with two-way plow. LOST LADIES EAR RING. PRO- records from 304 to 336 eggs. New bably lost near U.S.O. Please re Hampshire hens are mated to well se ! fire, giving orders as to the hostile Chas. Shown, phone Hermiston 3899. turn to Herald office. Virginia Mc lected males, rigidly culled. The price positions and reorganizing his com 30-3c Shane, Keller, Wash. 30-lp of “Vigorbilt” chicks, both Leghorn pany for further effort. His quick thinking and outstanding leadership FRIGIDAIRE FOR SALE — GOOD ALFALFA HAY FOR SALE—F. S. and New Hampshire, is 17 cents each, shape. 6-ft-, $150.00 cash. E. H. prevented encirclement of the battal Green, Stanfield, Oregon. 30-3p delivered. See “Vigorbilt” Hatchery Wheeler, east from depot in Echo. ion by the enemy. at Hermiston, Oregon, FIRST. Phone 30-lp FOR SALE 20 ACRES, WITH 2801 collect. 27-tfc modern house, running water, wired FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR MILK for electric range. Land all under ir FOR SALE—20 ACRES GOOD HAY cow—Two geldings; also a wagon. and pasture: electricity, telephone, rigation. Farm equipment goes with F. S. Croft, Rt. 1, Box 27, Stanfield, mail and bus route available, Also place. Jack Reeves, mile SE of Her- Oregon. 30-3p miston, phone 3344. 29-tfc team and a few tons of hay. J. D. The first measurable snowfall of WANTED Corliss, Westland district. phone GENTLE SADDLE FOR SALE 8-TUBE SILVER- 2929. the year came Saturday when for 26-tfc horses, not too expensive. A. M. tone electric radio, cabinet style. R. about two hours the ground was cov- Rennecker, Hermiston. 30-3p V. Jones, four miles west of Umatil FOR SALE—WELL IMPROVED 10 ered with an inch carpet. A warm acres in Stanfield district. Elec 29-3p rain soon wiped out the snow but at FOR RENT—TWO LARGE CABINS la. tric water system to house and barn. least Hermiston residents received a one partly furnished, other with HOUSE FOR RENT — ELECTRIC See Geo. Hodge, 4% mi. N. E. of brief glimpse of this usual winter vis running water. A. W. Tumblad range, electric hot water heater and Stanfield. 23-tfc itor. A total of .32 precipitation was ranch, first place east of steel bridge. other conveniences. N. D. Bard, recorded for the day. 30-3p Stanfield. 29-tfc GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — A checkup at Cold Springs reser See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-le WANTED — ELDERLY OR MID- FOR SALE—EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE voir indicated that unless something dle-aged lady for housekeeping for FOR SALE—PUREBRED GILTS. also pantry, sun porch and bath. In unforseen occurs, irrigation water is family of four—two men and two Registered. Bert Michel, Rt. 1, cluded are two furnished outside cab again assured for the coming summer. small children. Please write Box 11, 9-tfc ins. Sale would also include electric Hermiston. It is estimated that the reservoir will Echo, Oregon. 30-3p range, heating stove and hot water be full to the brim by the latter part FOR RENT—CABINS AT CABIN of March. FOR SALE—4-YEAR-OLD SORREL heater- Phone 3713, Hermiston. 29-4c 2-tfe City. mare, half thoroughbred and half FOR SALE—20-A. FARM WITH The report follows: WELL DRILLING — PHONE 3733 Hamiltonian. Well broke and a very buildings, well improved. E. A. Max. Min. Date or see Troy Griffin, Hermiston, Ore- showy animal. Also Shetland stud Thornburg, Westland district, second March 2 53 23 2-tfe gon. colt, ready to break. Call Stanfield road to right from steel bridge, 3rd 30 . 55 March 3 830, or see Hugh Neill at the C. E. house on right hand side. Route 2, GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — March 4 52 27 30-Ip Fisk ranch. Hermiston. 29-3p See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-le March 6 30 . 57 24 March 6 55 FOR SALE—1 TEAM GELDINGS, HAVE LITTLE GARDEN TRAC- AUCTIONEER—IF YOU WANT 24 March 7 55 7 and 8 years old, weight 3200 lbs., tor. Will do your spring garden the big money and a square deal, well broke, with harness, good breech- plowing; also landscaping. Phone call R. C. Peters, Auctioneer, Hermis- i ing. Also one all Shetland pony, gen NOTICE TO CREDITORS 3311. 29-3p ton, “the man who gets things done”. tle for children. Also one Chestnut tfc Phone 2601. 1932 CHEVROLET NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, sorrel mare, six years old. Clyde FOR SALE that the undersigned, has been ap Hoyt, Umatilla. 30-3p pickup with semi-trailer, good rub WANTED—TO BUY ALL TYPES pointed Administrator of the Estate ber. Also one standard size pool of furniture. We pay cash. Call of Emma Fritts, deceased, in the FOR SALE USED BARBED table. Phone 3713, Hermiston. 29-3c or write Miller’s Trading Post. 24-tfe County Court of the State of Oregon, wire: two Van Brunt 16-hoe grain for Umatilla County. All persons drills: one battery magneto type wall WANTED TO LEASE OR SELL- having claims against said estate are 20 acres, all under irrigation, 7 cab hereby required to present such claims telephone. A. H. Rohde, 712 miles 30-3p ins and house. Near Hermiston, in duly verified and with proper vouch east of Echo. quire Jens J. Skovbo, honey house, ers attached, to the undersigned, at Insurance Company the office of Alfred F. Cunha, Johns “THE SUN NEVER SETS ON THE Hermiston, Ore. 29-3p $25.000 Liability, Medical Payment Building, in Pendleton, Oregon, with work of American churches. You in six months from the date of this can help in this work by your support LOST—BULOVA WATCH WITH A 80% Collision notice, the same being dated and pub of our local churches.’’ Hermiston — New Triplit Life Policy — broken gold band, in Hermiston. lished the first time this 24th day of Family Income Baptist Church. 30-lp $10.00 reward. A. M. Rennecker. Her- February, 1944. 29-3p “I file our responsibility for you miston. ELVIN FRITTS. As Adminis trator of the estate of Emma $1,000 CASH WILL BUY 3-ROOM with the state.” house; 2 lots, wire fencing, irriga FOR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS ART THOMPSON — Phone 2011 Fritts, deceased, Alfred F. Cunha, attorney for Admin tion; shade trees, running water in See Ernest Ghormley at Saylor’s. Cooperative Service Station istrator, Johns Building. Pen house. With furniture including a 13-tfc Hermiston, Oregon dleton. Oregon. piano, steel dinette, spark oil heater, (Feb. 24-March 23) GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — cook stove, 2 good beds, daveno, ice See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-le NOTICE OF HEARING box, kitchen sink, built-ins, linoleum, Bring your welding repair and FINAL ACCOUNT etc. % Mile north of school in nice FOR SALE — COMPLETE NEW blacksmithing to neighborhood. Due for army service line of Goodyear tires and batteries Notice is hereby given that F. B. HERMISTON BLACKSMITH soon, so will sacrifice for cash price. for any car. See them at Elwood ’ s Swayze as administrator of the estate 26-tfc of Mima May Hardie, deceased, has See Frank Silkwood, Cox addition in Richfield Station. & WELDING SHOP filed his final account in said estate Hermiston. General Delivery. 30-lp FOR SALE—GLUCOSE, A CRYS- Phone 2161 in the County Court of the State of L, F. Beaver, Prop. Oregon for Umatilla County, and said FOR SALE—500 CHICK ELECTRIC tai clear thick syrup, for candy or court has fixed Monday, the 13 day of brooder, nearly new, $15.00. Will any way sugar is used in same March, 1944. at 2 o’clock p. m. of said day as the time for hearing of objec buy—good circulating oil heater, elec amount. Now available at $1.70 gal DR. I. C. BOHLMAN tions to said final account and the tric radio, farm machinery, a family lon at Edmonds Orchard, Umatilla, Physician and Surgeon settlement thereof. On or before said cow, R. I. R. hens. 1 Mile West of Oregon. 26-tfc day any person interested in said es Irrigon on Paul Slaughter place. L. D. First National Bank Building tate may file objections to said final Egbert, Irrigon, Rt. 1. 30-3p GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — account or to any item thereof and See Hermiston Auto Co. 44-le Phone 3161 Hermiston contest the same. FOR SALE—GOOD WHITE ENAM- Dated February 10, 1944. FOR SALE — 2 CARS, ’ 31 CHEV- eled kitchen range, hot water tank, F. B. Swayze, Administrator. rolet and ’32 Plymouth. Both in J. V. VILLERMOURE new kitchen sink. Mrs. F. Lighter, 3 W. J. Warner. good shape and have good rubber- miles east, third house right off dia- Attorney for Administrator. ELECTRICAL SERVICE 30-3p Henry Walker, 1 mile north of Her gonal. (Feb. 10-March 9) miston on old Massengale place. 28-3p Hermiston Phone 3821 3-ROOM HOUSE. FOR SALE new, in Cox addition. Inquire of FOR SALE—FORDSON TRACTOR in fair shape with power drive. Will Guy Putnam, Box 459, Hermiston. 30-3p sell or trade for hay. A. F. Liles, Rt. W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. 28-3p 1, Hermiston. General Dentistry AMERICA NEEDS STRONG FOR SALE REFRIGERATOR: X-Ray and Diagnosis PASTURE faith these days—We can find it WANT TO RENT stored at Consolidated Freight of land for about 50 head of cattle Bank Bldg. Pho. 2692 - Res. 3111 through our local churches. They in fice. For information call 2301. 30-lc Sunday & Eve. by Appointment Frank Walker, vite you to attend services regularly. near Hermiston. Boardman, Oregon. 29-3p 30-lp LOST—BLUE DENIM JACKET, Hermiston Baptist Church. left in U.O.D. bundle shed or on bus FOR SALE OR TRADE—63 ACRES Dr. A. E. MARBLE Saturday night. Please leave at time of which 38 acres are under irriga CHIROPRACTOR clock. Farmers Supply. 30-lp tion, 15 acres in alfalfa, good house, Office: 3 blocks E of post office hot and cold water, electricity, on WANTED TO BUY—80 ACRES OR Office hours: I to 13 - 1:30 to • cream route and school bus. Two miles more dairy ranch. Cash if it is Phone 3041 * Hermiston, Ore. west and % mile north of steel bridge. priced right. H. W. Lambert, Box A. F. Liles. Rt. 1, Hermiston. 28-3p 332, Hermiston. 30-3p SMALL HOUSE. FOR RENT DR. A. C WILLCUTT FOR SALE—POTATOES, NETTED With garden, electricity and water. OSTEOPATHIC Gem. field run with culls taken out, Jess Prindle, Rt. 1, Hermiston, phone per 100 pounds, $1.50, take one sack PHYSICIAN A SURGEON 28-3c 2924. or five tons. Chas. Shown, Phone OSBORN APARTMENTS 3899, Rt. 1. Hermiston. 30-3c FOR SALE—OR WILL TRADE for cattle. 10 tons alfalfa hay. See or write C. J. Nobles on Ford place, DR. F. R. BELT 28-3 p Hermiston. Ore. FIRST SNOWFALL PROVES LIGHT State Farm Mutual AUCTION SALE Every Friday Bring what you have and get the High Dollar FOR YOUR Used Car Hermiston Auto Co Hermiston, Oregon PAGE SEVEN Preferably late models. Will buy your equity. Livestock and Commission Co Hermiston AutoCo. Be Sure to"Attend! ABOUT 77 ACRES. TWO MILES east of Umatilla for rent for $300 cash rent, house reserved. E. Van Slatte, Rt. 6. Moscow, Idaho. 28-4p PHYSICIAN & SURGEON — Office Hours — Other Hours by Appointment LOST—MY A RATION BOOK. RE- turn to Lloyd Fay, Rt. 2, Hermis- 28-3p ton. Ore. Peterson & Peterson AVOID THE RUSH—INCOME TAX returns prepared. Part time book- Presti s in State a Fed. Courte keeping. Phone 2190. 27-tfe U. •. National Bank Building Pendleton. Oregon
