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THURSDAY. MARCH 30. 1944. HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON. Remember! ! ! U.S.O. Novelty Dance Saturday, April 1 - 9:00 p.m. Dance to Big Bande by Sound Projection— —New and Different Potato Growers, Attention! We are now taking orders for Netted Gem Seed Potatoes. Certified or uncertified. The uncertified seed is hand sorted for size and quality from plantings of certified seed. PAGE SEVEN days here and in Stanfield. On Mon R. E. GOAD. Sheriff of MILK COW FOR SALE—ONE OR LOST — FEMALE BABY IRISH Umatilla County. day he accompanied Mr. and Mrs. more. Ed Coffman, Rt. 1, Stan-1 Setter. Lost some time Sunday, Tiny Caldwell to Heppner on business. (March 30-April 27) field, phone 838. 33-3p Please notify F. P. Sargent, phone Mrs. R. B. Wilcox was called back 32-3c ALTAR SOCIETY BAZAAR AT 3101 Hermiston: to Salem Monday to the bedside of her Rohrman show room Saturday, FOR SALE—20 ACRES. 1 Y MILES | mother who has been critically ill for April 1. 33-Ip several weeks. North of Hermiston. 5-Room house Mr. and Mrs. Walt Robinson are------------------ - ----------------------- | I,OST—POCKET BOOK CONTAIN- with basement. Good well, water in moving to the place recently vacated WANTED—A LARGE ELECTRIC I ing gas rationing books. Social Se- house. Double garage, all out build by the Sam Carter family. The Car- refrigerator. Phone Echo 496, curity and other valuable papers. Of- ing, and some fruit and garden land. Urs moved Saturday to their farm Stanley Tucker, Echo, Ore. 33-3p i fer $5 reward for return to Chas. Fine for turkeys or chickens. Ella two miles northeast of town in the - ------------------------------------------------------ Jackson, - 32-3p at Bowling Alley. 33-Ip Potter Soneson. FOR SALE ‘41 FORD. 5 PASSEN- Columbia district. FOR SALE — .45 COLT AUTOMA- Tiny Caldwell is spending a 15-day ger sedan coupe, with 650x16, 6-ply FOR SALE—ONE DURHAM BULL tic; Sam Brown belt and holster; furlough from the naval training sta- pre-war rubber, excellent condition, 9 months old. Two miles north on tion at Farragut with his family here. Louis May, 3rd. house east of Dr. A. highway, cross the track, north, fifth also 82 rounds of ammunition. D. J. 32-3p Miss Joyce McCulley has been visit- | E Marble’s office. 33-lp place on west side. H. G. Kludsikof- Phillips, Irrigon, Ore. 32-3p FOR SALE—ARTICHOKE SEED. ing here with her family, the H. G. FOR SALE- EARLY MICHIGAN sky. McCulleys. ... seed potatoes, $2.25 per 100 lbs., 2c per pound. Will contract crop FOR SALE- 40 A. FARM, ALL UN- Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Retd have re- while they last. at $25 per ton, fall delivery. N. D. Hermiston Grain & der cultivation; 5-room modern turned from The Dalles where they | Feed Co 32-3c 33-3c house. John A. Ford, 4 mi. N. E. of Bard, Stanfield, Oregon. spent several days last week. i The ideal litter for brooder house and lay 32-3p FOR SALE—ONE DARK WALNUT FOR RENT UNFURNISHED Stanfield. combination dining and library ing house—is dustless, highly absorbent, rooms in brick building over Tem- FOR RENT — PASTURE, WILD, table: one small dark walnut writing ule Cafe. See Dan Lindsay, next door and covers more floor space than other type about 80 acres, near Hermiston. desk: six oak dining chairs; three west of Temple Cafe. Bu Mro. Rose Hedrick 33-6p poultry litters, yet costs less than most other Running water. Phone 2878. 31-3c white kitchen chairs; three rockers; Mrs Orville. Myers and two child- FOR SALE—ONE ROYAL BLUE types. ren returned Sunday to ner home tn , . FOR SALE — ‘33 CHEVROLET one bedstead and springs, iron (old Lostine after two weeks visit here cream separator on stand, size 400 DON’T FORGET! Coach, 16-inch wheels and tires; fashioned). E. R. Sires, half mile caring for her mother. Mrs. U. G. [lb. One John Deere two-way plow. spotlight and heater, good paint. In west of Stanfield-Pendleton junction. Shipley, who is able to be up again. A. F. Liles, Rt. 1, Westland district. 32-3p A-l condition. Cash $225. House 200 Mr. and Mis. Robert E. Branson 33-3p 31-3p FOR SALE — COMPLETE NEW and two children, after a two weeks I----------------------------------------------------- B, Victory Square. visit with relatives in Idaho, have re- FOR SALE—MAKE ME AN OFFER line of Goodyear tires and batteries turned. i For cash, one of the best 20 acres WANTED—COOKS, WAITRESSES for any car. See them at Elwood’s and dishwashers. Inquire at Bowl- Richfield Station. Mrs. Grace Noon of Portland visit-o the project, situated % mile east 28-tfc gi/t 7, eatMyr Iac Iarv eysr ed her sisters, Mrs. Don Childs here ing Alley for information. 31-3c of Columbia school. Address Bessie Stanfield - Phone 847 Hermiston - Phone 3311 and Mrs. Bert Quick in Hermiston, re B. P. DODD — REAL ESTATE, Foote (Spencer), 518 E. 18th St., FOR SALE cently. 3-R00M HOUSE, A Member Dr. Salsbury’s Nation-Wide sales, leases, exchanges. Insur- 33-tfc Mr. and Mrs. Don Childs enter Oakland. Calif. new, in Cox addition. Inquire of anca—fire, automobile, accident. No Poultry Health Service tained at dinner Supt. and Mrs. Glenn Norton. Miss Ora Law. Mrs. Margar FOR SALE—TWO WALNUT TWIN Guy Putnam, Box 459, Hermiston. tary public, execution of legal pa Do not forget to feed Umatilla Brand Feeds 33-3p pers. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore et Daughtrey and Miss Barbara Wood beds, coil springs and two cotton on March 23. mattresses. Little house behind Troy FOR SALE—20 ACRES, MODERN gon. 15-tto Miss Carolyn Smith was honored on Griffin residence east of Victory 6-room house, pantry and bathroom. March 22 by her Girl Scout troop with Square. 33-lp Just outside city limits. Spring wa FOR SALE—20 ACRES GOOD HAY a party at their club rooms. and pasture; electricity, telephone, After 18 months in the navy in McClintock of Pendleton, who was ter for domestic use. All under irri- mail and bus route available. J. D. Alaskan waters, Don Coombs is here FOR SALE-PUREBRED DUROC state delegate to the F. B. A. Nation on furlough at the home of his par- male pig. registered. Bert Michel, gation. Some farm implements in Corliss, Westland district, phone 2929. al conference in Chicago during the ents, Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Coombes on Rt. 1, Hermiston. By Mrt. Bob Woodward 33-4p eluded. Good pasture and alfalfa. 26-tfc the Meadows. Mrs. W. C. Morehouse, phone 2401, The Farm Bureau Auxiliary will winter. Haney left Stanfield to- FOR SALE — ONE 3-YEAR-OLD Hermiston. 31-tfc GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — The Tuesday meeting of the Home day Lawrence meet Friday, April 7, at the home of (March 28) to join the navy. cow and one heifer; also some white See the Hermiaton Auto Co. 44-le lira. H. J. Ott. At the last meeting Extension Unit was very well attend Mrs. Lena Kinard of Pendleton vis FOR SALE—40 ACRES, ALL UN- members enjoyed talks by Mrs. Edna ed with several new members added ited her sister. Mrs. Martha Mollsted rabbits. Adren Allen, Irrigon. 33-3p der irrigation. Four-room house, FOR RENT—CABINS AT CABIN Fowler, secretary of the National to the roll call. Myrtle Carter, dem- here Sunday. Latest word from Carl $1000 will buy 3% A cres . 4- barn, chicken house, pressure water 2-tfc City. Mollsted is that he is where the cocoa- oiistration agent, was present from Farm Bureau Auxiliary, and Mrs. room house, two porches, cellar, system. On school bus and mail nuts grow the thickest in the world. Pendleton to conduct the project on The Harmony club met Tuesday at chicken house. Half mile from Irri route. V. V. Lewis, Rt. 1, Westland WELL DRILLING — PHONE 3738 “Home Mending and Sewing.” A pot the home of Mrs. Fred Shelton with gon. See Adren Allen. Irrigon, Ore. or see Troy Griffin, Hermiston, Ore- 31-3p district, Hermiston. 2-tfe luck luncheon at noon was followed by Mrs. Ralph Bartley in charge of the gon. 33-3p a business meeting with a discussion program on gasoline. FOR SALE — SEVERAL FRESH The Stanfield-Echo unit meeting SHOE REPAIRING of proposed projects for the 1944-45 last Friday with Mrs. Myrtle Carter FOR SALE—ROYAL BLUE, DOU- well-bred Guernsey heifers. V. V. GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-le ble-unit pipeline milker. Used one Lewis, Westland district. series of unit meetings. A nominating giving the lesson on Making Our 31-3p Will Pay Prompt committee was appointed with Mrs. J. Kitchens More Livable, drew out 21 year. All new rubber. Complete in AUCTIONEER—IF YOU WANT all respects, $125.00. Three-quarter FOR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS H. Reid, chairman, Mrs. Grace Fos members. Attention To the big money and a square deal, Mrs. George Campbell returned See Ernest Ghormley at Saylor’s. horse engine extra if desired. Box ter and Mrs. Olyn Hodge. call R. C. Peters, Auctioneer, Hermis- Mail Orders Sunday from a few days visit at Wes 13-tfc 33-lc Henry Garberding returned Mon ton with her grandmother, Mrs. Hy 382, Condon. ton, “the man who gets things done”. day night from a Portland business att. and has resumed her teaching in GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS - Phone 2601. tfc FOR SALE — TWO GOOD SADDLES LEE’S SHOE SHOP trip and a visit with friends, Mr. and the sixth grade. See the Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc and $75. A. W. Behrman at $50 Mrs. Patricia Richards Lantz was 123 S- E. Court — Pendleton WANTED—TO BUY ALL TYPES Mrs. Will Lawton and family. honored on her birthday March 26 at 33-3p FOR SALE—GLUCOSE, A CRYS- of furniture. We pay cash. Call Carl Caldwell returned to Tacoma the home of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman jewelry store. tai clear thick syrup, for candy or or write Miller’s Trading Post. 24-tfc Monday night after a visit of several Chapin with a dinner for her and al WANTED—GOOD GENTLE WORK so her mother. She then left on the team, low wheel wagon and a 2-sec- any way sugar is used in same midnight train for Portland. amount. Now available at $1.70 gal- Mrs. Will Lesser and children have tion harrow. Ralph Smith, Rt. 1, Ion at Edmonds Orchard. Umatilla, gone to her parents home near Yaki Hermiston (E. A. Thornburg place). 26-tfc Oregon. ma where she will receive medical at 33-3p Insurance Company tention. Miss Bervi Dewing was able after FOR SALE OR RENT—20 ACRE GOOD BUYS IN USED CARS — $25.000 Liability, Medical Payment See Hermiston Auto Co. 44-lc more than three weeks absence to en 80% Collision poultry farm. Two miles northeast ter school again Monday. of Hermiston. Wm. Sisson. Route 1, — New Triplit Life Policy — FOR SALE—10 A. OF GOOD LAND Flu victims are John Peters. Len- 33-3p Family Income deep soil, plenty water; 3 acres al na Waid and mother, Mrs. J. w. Hermiston. SO WE MUST TAKE CARE OF OUR “I file our responsibility for you Waid. falfa, balance under cultivation. New FOR SALE — 1936 CHEVROLET, with the state.” PRESENT EQUIPMENT NOTICE OF LAND SALE priced right. Steel box on rear. house. 1 Mi. from Main St.. % mile ART THOMPSON — Phone 2011 East, 1 mi. south of Cabin City. V. Mechanically good, fine rubber; five Cooperative Service Station 32-3p NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tires, heater and especially fine radio. C. Carson. Hermiston, Oregon That the undersigned. Sheriff of See at O. K. Rubber Welders, located FOR SALE—10 TON 1st CUTTING Umatilla County, Oregon, by virtue • CHECK that air cleaner regularly. Alfalfa hay, or will trade for fresh of an order duly made and entered in Beaver’s Blacksmith A Welding 33-3c cows, or 4 or 6 thousand feet of sec herein by the County Court of Uma ship, Hermiston. • KEEP oil and grease compartments full of good Bring your welding repair and tilla County. Oregon, on the 24th day ond hand lumber. *2 Mi. East, * mi. of March, 1944, will, on the 2nd day FOR SALE—3-ACRE TRACT WITH clean lubricant. blacksmithing to of May, 1944. at the hour of 10:00 two-room house, garage, barn, hen South of Cabin City. Frank Collins, HERMISTON BLACKSMITH 32-3p % V. C. Carson. o’clock in the forenoon, sell to the house, also cows and chickens, cellar, • BE CAREFUL where you drive. highest bidder for cash at the front & WELDING SHOP door of the Umatilla County Court lights and water; 2 acres wheat and FOR SALE—1000 GAL. PER HOUR • CHECK air pressure in tires regularly and keep 1 acres in potatoes. Or will trade House. Pendleton. Oregon, subject to capacity deep well Fairbanks Morse Phone 2161 L. F. Beaver, Prop. a minimum price of $120.00 therefor, for Hermiston property. Sell cheap. pump. R. K. Miller, Boardman, Ore. properly inflated. to be paid in cash, at the time of sale, Fred Miller, Stanfield. Oregon. 33-3p 32-3p the following described parcel of • KEEP rubber tires protected from weather when land, heretofore by Umatilla County, FOR RENT—FELTHOUSE CABIN. DR. I. C. BOHLMAN FOR SALE—EARLY SEED POTA- Oregon, acquired for delinquent tax not in use. Phone 2421. 33-lc Physician and Surgeon toes. Grown on non-irrigated land, es, to-wit: All of Block 103, Wardwell’s Addi near Gresham. R. K. Miller, Board • PAINT your machines to protect from rust. First National Bank Building tion to the Town of Umatilla. Uma FOR SALE—NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE man, Oregon. 32-3p in Cox addition; or will rent. Fifth tilla County, Oregon. Hermiston house north on First street. 33-3p CUSTOM WOOD SAWING— $2.50 Phone 3151 Servali Stax-Dry— STANFIELD NEWS Umatilla Brand Feeds at Hermiston Grain & Feed Co. COLUMBIA NEWS QUALITY State Firm Mutual New Machines Are Hard To Obtain Braden-Bell Tracter & Equipment Ce. Pendleton, Oregon Phone 518 Damage It Light After a thorough check of the 20.000 eggs setting at "Vigorbilt" Hatchery when the U.O.D. blast oc curred last week, “Van” finds that the loss is probably less than one- half of one per cent. Hatches will come off twice each week as usual, on Wednesdays and Sundays. COME 0M IH-ÂMD BI DUMBFOUNDED! —by the slickest and most fascinating little device you ever MW. DEE TEE VAPOR CLEANER— THE ONLY SURE METHOD OF GEAR CLEANING • Watch it clean gears 'bl they shine like a new dollar. Even the matai pores are cleaned and all ot the accumulation of tara, gum and worn-out grease in transmissions and differentials is gone in a mattar of minutes. Car manufacturers My—For longer life clean and refill transmissions and differentials every 5.000 miles. Start fresh today with gears "haadkarchiaf-ciaan'' Come on in ... we’ll show you how DEE TEE works—FREE I Hermiston Auto Company Hermiston, Oregon Get Your Chicks Each Monday and Thursday. THREE THOUSAND STARTED CHICKS at REDUCED PRICES! “Vigerbilt” Hatchery Phone 2801 Hermiston an hour. No R. R. ties. Write D. FOR SALE—5-ROOM HOUSE AND 31-4p J. Phillips, Irrigon. Ore. two lots in Echo. Three blocks south of Signal Service Station. Going FOR SALE—FRESH COWS; ALSO into the army. Mrs. Everett White. artichoke seed. H. J. Stillings, 33-3p Stanfield, Oregon. 32tfe FOR SALE—EARLY KATHADIN FOR SALE 1936 CHEVROLET seed potatoes. S. E. Walls, 6% mi. truck. Good condition. Good rub east of Hermiston in Columbia dis- ber. I. T. Pearson, Boardman. Ore- trict. 33-3p gon. 32-3p WANTED—MAN AND WOMAN FOR RENT—FURNISHED APART- to work on irrigated ranch. Roy ments, air conditioned for summer. Neill on Butter Creek. Echo, Oregon. N. D. Bard, Stanfield, Ore. 32-tfc 33-3p WANTED — TWO GREASERS AT the Arrow Transportation Co. gar age at Umatilla. Please apply at the Umatilla office. 32-3c AUCTION SALE Every Friday Bring what you have and get the High Dollar FOR YOUR Used Car Preferably late modela. Will buy your equity. Hermiston AutoCo. Livestock and FOR SALE—McCORMICK MOW- ing machine, late model, good as new; set of harness and several horse collars. L. W. Dixson. Stanfield, Ore. 32-3p FOR SALE- LOTS ON FOURTH St. and Newport Ave. Also bed- steads, springs, tables, chairs. Jack Horner, 4th and Newport. Hermiston. 32-3p FOR RENT OR SALE 80 ACRE lease, 20 cows, team, equipment, hogs, chickens. Three miles from Her- miston. E. P. Dodd. Hermiston, Ore. 32-3p J. V. VILLERMOURE ELECTRICAL Phone 3821 SERVICE Hermiston W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. General Dentistry X-Ray and Diagnosis Bank Bldg. Pbo. 2592 • Rea. 2113 Sunday * Eve. by Appointment Dr. A. E. MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office: 2 blocks a of post office Office hours: I to 12 - 1:30 to • Phone 3061 - Hermiaton, Ore. DR. A. C. WILLCUTT OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN A SURGEON OSBORN APARTMENTS DR. F. B. BELT PHYSICIAN a SURGEON — Office Hours — Other Hours by Appointment go______ 2__ g ___ go. FOR SALE OR TRADE -63 ACRES of which 38 acres are under irriga- ___________ tion, 15 acres in alfalfa, good house. hot and cold water, electricity, on D. B a M am cream route and school bus. Two miles i west and % mile north of steel bridge. A. F. Liels, R. 1, Hermiston. 33-3p vommiBsion We A 0 Í De OUl C 10 AEICNO: Peterson & Peterson A TTORNBYS- AT-LA w U. 8. National Bank Building Presti i in State * Fed. Courto Pendleton, Oregon
