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Newspaper Page TextTHE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON. OREGON. THURSDAY. SEPT. 28. 1944. CANNING SCHEDULE October 2 to 7 PAGE SEVEN TOWNSEND CLUB FOOTBALL STORY By Mrs. Joe Udey 0 • NOT DO SOMETHING --------- page 1) Mon.—8 to 3, Fruit and Tomatoes. Townsend friends will be happy At (Continued the start of from the second quar- |- - - - • - - - - - - - - - dot - - - - - - - ′ - - — - - - - - Ye -- ABOUT WORMS IN Tues.—Meat. to learn that Mr. Johnson, who ter the Cardinal eleven started a HOUSE FOR RENT-1 BLOCK S. Wed . 8 to 3. Fruit and Tomatoes. Thurs.—8 to 3, Meat. filed an injunction toset our Pill drive which went to the four yard I W Catholic Church. Owner will OUR POULTRY FLOCKS ? off the ballot for this I ovember line where beautiful line play by be at house Sunday. ------------- 7-lp Fri.—8 to 3, Fruit and Tomatoes. Sat.—8 to 12, Fruit. Court. He then took it to the Sup- the Bulldogs stopped them Id | FOR . SALE 8x12 TRAILER - • - 19, -and out. Neither Hermiston Co-op. Cannery reme Court and on September “ Hermiston "ngie kicked "u e | . built-ins. stoves, folding double the Oregon Supreme Court handed eam go close ° he 8 t‘ or bed and other conveniences. See FLYNN IS FREZ down a decision affirming the Cir- the remainder of the quarter and it at the Rev. B. R Snyder resi- — cuit , Court, — rd that 41 the ball was in Bulldog possession dence . : —9. 7-3c which — means that the in — Irrigon. BY GRAND JURY as the half gun sounded. Oregon State Insurance Amend- The third quarter was still fav- WOOD CAMP STOVE FOR SALE _ . . . . . ment (sometimes known as the AVITON The Umatilla county grand jury "Little Townsend Plan") will re- oring Waitsburg. Things started —With oven. F. W. Lenz, Hermis- * ~ 7-3p last week returned a not true bill main on the ballot. off with Hermiston receiving and -1 ton. Ore. in the case of Francis Angus Flynn Everyone who is interested to running the ball to midfield. Ma-rop „ and FOR SALE—CABINET MODEL 39. former truck foreman at the have this tried is asked tott hit the line for nine yards e THE LABOR-SAVING radio. Zenith. 5-tube. good con- Umatilla Ordnance Depot He had register he will be able to vote to Williams made a first down ° dition. R. F. Wiglesworth, Rt. 2. . . ... been charged with second degree November 7. FLOCK TREATMENT tackle. A pass, good for 15 yards. Hermiston 7.30 Belt to Wilcox, was nullified be-Termustton- _ 2 murder in connection with, the The local club will meet at the killing July 2 here of Ronald Lee U .s .o. Tuesday evening and a full cause of an offside and after two FOR SALE — GOOD WINTER Birds heavily infested with large roundworms or cecal worms simply cannot lay their best. Remove these Coffman of Hanford, Wash. plays into the line. Schoonover ! coat, tan color, size 16. price $15. 1 evening of business was transact- worms with Dr. Salsbury’s AVI-TON. action of the grand jury clears the again dropped back and kicked. May be seen at Hermiston Dry This flock treatment contains recognized drugs, in- slate for Flynn, who has been out At this point the Cardinals made Cleaners, next to post office. 7-3p eluding Phenothiazine. It is palatable — easy on the on bail for some time. another drive to the Hermiston 10 „ -----—-------------------- I birds. COLUMBIA Flynn maintained that the yard line, only to lose the ball on OR SALE 2-WHEEL TRAILER. Join the thousands of successful poultry raisers shooting of Coffman was done in who use AVI-TON to treat their birds for large round downs. The end of the third quar ' Can be seen at J. W. Hamman j GRANGE NOTES worms or cecal worms. self defense. It was the outgrowth ter found Waitsburg deep in their farm, 112 mi out on Butter Creek | highway. 7-lp of a party at Flynn’s home that COME HERE FOR POULTRY MANAGEMENT ADVICE Window screens have been fur own territory—4th and 10. night. IMPROVED The fourth quarter really found FOR SALE—30 nished by the Grange for the main farm, nine acres in alfalfa. part of the club house building, things happening. The Bulldogs CLUB ENDS BUSY and at the last meeting of the blocked a Waitsburg punt and Equipment and stock if desired. recovered the ball. Russell Haag, one mile east of J. YEAR WITH PARTY Home Economics club, it was voted Harkenrider to continue the work which would After two plays around end. Belt B. Perry store in Westland district. heaved a pass to Harkenrider for Rt. 1, Hermiston. 7-3p NEW HAMPSHIRE FRYERS FOR WELL DRILLING — PHONE 3733 To end the club year, the “Out also screen the kitchen windows. the first touchdown. Williams con sale—town delivery Saturday morn or see Troy Griffin, Hermiston, Ore- A total of $25.00 was paid by the FOR RENT—COMPLETELY FUR- ings. Harry Kelley, 112 miles S. of gon. for Victory” garden club did some- 2-tfe verted on a line smash and Her thing quite different from raising Grange toward the veterinary miston led 7-0. nished 3-room cottage suitable Hermiston, phone 2452. 4-tfc CHICKEN BUYER MAKES REGU- vegetables, it went on a cookie fund. The Cardinals elected to receive for one or two adults. Hodge cab HUNTING CABIN OR CAMP Mrs. Felix Baty has donated a lar trips to the Hermiston Grain & bake to the home of Mrs. Percy in No. 2, 2 blocks south of Catholic table for the use of the grange but when the ball was kicked short Church. site during deer and elk season Feed Co. List your chickens with us. Corman. • 7-lp and fumbled. Johnson and Hughes on North Fork of John Day river, 52-tfc The club has been quite active master. It is much appreciated, as recovered for the Bulldogs. Ma- the one now in use is small and un- FOR SALE—ELECTRIC REFRIG- 10 miles south of Dale bridge. during the year, since it was or tott took an end sweep good for erator; one 16-guage Winchester Make your reservations now. Will FRYERS FOR SALE—FOR THAT ganized February 19. On April 8 suitable. Sunday dinner. Get them Satur eight yards to the Waitsburg 40 pump and one 22-long rifle, both furnish pack horses. Write Ben Elizabeth Jones has been ap- 1 the club took part in an Easter days. “Virgorbilt” Hatchery, Her- and Williams followed with an off 6-3p party and on May 20 took a very pointed to edit a newspaper to be i tackle slant for nine more. At this guns practically new; one coal Parsons, Dale, Ore. miston. 40-tfc read at each meeting. range. 356 Cartridge St., Ord- active part in a program presented FOR SALE — TRAILER HOUSE & point Schoonpver took a straight The Home Economics club sev- ! nance. Ore. 7-lp AUCTIONEER—IF YOU WANT by 4-H clubs in the Columbia dis lot. Green Trailer House, south trict. June 7 the club went on a eral years ago provided the cur buck into the line, kept his feet, FOR SALE—DeLAVEL SEPARA- side of First St.. Cox Addition. 5-3p the big money and a square deal, dodged and weaved 31 yards i call R. C. Peters, Auctioneer, Hermis- hike and during July, three of the tains for the school house stage, so and tor. No. 17, good condition. $25; to goal territory. The conversion this vacation had them taken down ton, “the man who gets things done". members helped during harvest. FOR SALE — 7'x16 FT. TRAILER was good on a pass to Wilcox and dining table and six leather-bot- At the 4-H fair September 9, the and cleaned. Mrs. Jeppe and house, all built-in cupboards, inlaid Phone 2601. tom chairs, and buffet, oak, all the Bulldogs led 14 to 0. Mrs. Getchell are to put them back club made a fine showing, taking linoleum, 2 stoves, Duo Therm oil Waitcburg again received and for $85; fruit jars and rocker, heater, and 2-burner Coleman gas WANTED—TO BUY ALL TYPES in place this week. $8.25 in prizes. leather. Mrs. J. W. Foley. Echo, of furniture. We pay cash. Call Mrs. Alex Jones and Mrs. Ben this time an intercepted pass gave The club members are: Leader, range. Good tires. Also an 8x9 ft. ball to Hermiston at midfield. Ore., on Butter Creek highway. built on. parked in convenient loca or write Miller’s Trading Pest. 24-tfe ' Elizabeth Jones; Doris Jones, Ed Fix will entertain the Home Eco- the 7-lc tion. shade, lawn, garden spot and na Jones. Rieta Graves and Rich nomics club at the club house on An end run was stopped for no gain but a pass to Wilcox was good October 13. *****•*•• FOR SALE—LADIES SUIT. SIZE water. Priced to sell immediately. ard Snyder. Mrs. Hodge, Mrs. Hackler and for 20 yards. Williams. Matott and I AM DELIVERING • 14. all wool, steel blue. Phone inquire at house No. 411. Victory Mrs. Panages will serve refresh- Schoonover carried the ball in that 894, Stanfield. 7-lc -5-3p Square after 4:30 p. ni. GREEN SLAB * AUXILIARY TO ments at the Grange meeting to be order to the 12 yard line where a in 1 % cord loads ♦ FOR SALE — HAY. PETER CAS- IMPROVED CON held October 3. | pass, this time Belt to Matott, was FOR SALE GIVE PROGRAM $17.50 per load ♦ trie, Route Two, Hermiston. 7-3c cord Grapes, large and juicy. $1.60 Mrs. Getchell and Mrs. Harr good for another six points. The LESLIE HUTSON ♦ apple box. Bring your boxes. J. H. Pendleton, Ore. ♦ Box 791 The local unit of American Leg were hostesses at the last meeting kick for conversion was wide, leav- WANT TO BUY — SMALL OIL Reid, phone 3605. 5-3c burning circulator heater. Le ion Auxiliary will sponsor a patrio held September 22. Thirteen mem- ing the score 20-0. The game end bers and three visitors were pres- ed with both teams substituting land Morse, Hermiston. 7-3p FOR SALE—8 ACRES OF LAND tic program at the high school Fri ent. ; freely. day, September 29, at 3:00 o'clock. I AM DELIVERING Outstanding for the locals was LOST—RATIONING BOOK 4 is in city limits. Some buildings and It is understood that Grandpa Announcement of the total amount lumber, very desirable building site. the line work which, after the first GREEN MILL ENDS sued to Chas. O. Porter, address Ott will provide cigars for the men of war bonds and stamps owned by IN 1% CORD LOADS quarter, was decidedly better than ed Cecil, Oregon. Please return to Price $1,000: some terms. Phone end ice cream for the ladies at the high school students will be an- 3332, Hermiston. 5-3p would be expected of a line out- $21.00 PER LOAD nounced by W. G. Kersbergen next meeting, by way of celebrat- weighed nearly 15 pounds to the Hermiston War Price and Ration- LESLIE HUTSON ing Board. 7-lp FOR SALE—40 ACRES, 21 UNDER ing the arrival of his first grand- superintendent. man. Probably the outstanding Pendleton, Ore. Box 791 | son. water, at Boardman. Good 112 Program numbers will includ FOUR HORSES. story house, electricity and good well. runner of the afternoon was Ma- FOR SALE At the last Home Economics club “America the Beautiful” by the two saddle and two work. Will tott, while Schoonover kicked far band, flag ettiquette by Mrs. Jean meeting, it was decided to have a above average. Not to be over sell or trade. Earl Ray. Rt. 1, Her- Write Chas. Wicklander, La Grande. 5-3p R. R. FAST Oregon. nette Saboe, president of the Aux benefit party about Halloween looked was B. Jensen, stellar cen miston. 7-3p iliary, band medly of war service time. Mrs. Baty was appointed as ter, who didn't make a bad pass WANTED TO RENT 5-ROOM Veterinarian FOR SALE—MONARCH ELEC- songs and a short talk by Rev. W. chairman. modern house, unfurnished, in Her- all afternoon. All in all the team Resi. 3713 Bus. Phone 3311 trie range, good shape, $80.00. A. MacArthur. The band will then 5-3p Echo Community Methodist ' played good ball and deserves Pete McNabb, across road from miston. Phone 3428. close with “Star Spangled Ban Church much credit. Shell Service Station, Umatilla. FOR SALE—PUREBRED LIEUAL- ner.” Lev. Earl B. Cotton. Pastor len Setter, three years old in Feb- 7-3p S U M M O N S Sunday, October 1—10:00 a. m., 5-3c ruary. Phone 3221. State Farm’Mutual CREAMERY SITE j Sunday School, B Middleton. sup- Equity No. 7602 FOR SALE—'31 GRAHAM PAIGE Inmtrance Company WANTED — BODY AND FENDER sedan, good rubber, fair motor, I erintendent; 11:00 a. m„ World IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE === BUILDING $25.000 Liability, Medical Payment man. Must be A-l. Rohrman Mo $165.00. Details by mail. P. O. Wide Communion Service; 8:00 p. STATE OF OREGON FOR 80% Collision 5-3p Box 52, Hermiston. 6-3p tor Co. UMATILLA COUNTY The new addition to the local m.Rev. Blout, speaker. — New Triplit Life Policy — plant of the Umatilla Cooperative! ° are invited to these servi- FOR SALE—RED AND GOLDEN FOR SALE—TWO CITY LOTS ON Family Income Mary Hawthorne, Plaintiff, vs. Creamery is now underway and a |_____ .. Delicious apples. Also other va oiled street. All clear. Second St., "I file our responsibility for you James Hawthorne, Defendant. To James Hawthorne, defendant rieties. Lloyd Miller, mile west of west side of track. C. Warner, phone with the state.” new wall will soon be poured east VIRGIL. THE GREAT. COMING 5-3p ART THOMPSON — Phone 2011 above named: Umatilla. 6-3p 2111. of the present building and joined To HERMISTON OCTOBER 11 IN THE NAME OF THE with the old building in the south. _________________ Cooperative Service Station STATE OF OREGON: FOR SALE—CORN, NO. 1. $30.00 LOST — ONE BOSTON FEMALE Hermiston, Oregon The many new improvements of Virgil, the Great, noted magic dog, black with white markings. You are required to appear and per ton delivered; hay, 15 ton the creamery will be installed as ian and illusionist, will mystify answer the complaint of the plaintiff stack, $200; green corn for fodder, Answers to name of Molly. Mrs. R. soon as the new structure is com Hermiston crowds with his tricks filed against you in this Court and $5 per ton V. B. Durbin, 4 miles W. Armstrong, Rt. 1. Hermiston. 5-3p Bring your welding repair and pleted. on October 11 at the high school cause within four weeks of the date west and 14 mile north of Hermis- of the first publication of this sum blacksmithing to ALICE ROOMS FOR RENT Herman Plass. manager, stated auditorium. mons, namely, on or before Thursday ton. 6-3p HERMISTON BLACKSMITH Stone, across street from library, Wednesday that the completion The great Virgil has spent a life- the 5th day of October. 1944; and you 5-3 p date has not been announced but time developing this unusual at will take notice that if you fail to HOUSE FOR RENT— FURNISH- second house east. & WELDING SHOP answer or otherwise plead to said ed with electrical appliances and stated “it can’t be any too soon to traction and he is rated as the complaint within said time, the plain furniture if desired. N. D. Bard. FOR SALE FIVE COWS; ONE Phone 2151 L. F. Beaver, Prop. suit me.” world's greatest living magician. tiff will apply to the court for the re purebred Jersey, four Jersey-Milk 6-tfc ing Shorthorn cows. Also one saddle lief prayed for therein, to-wit: A de Stanfield. 24/ Hermiston Grain & Feed Co RUGTIOn SALE Every Friday — SALE STARTS AT IM P.M,— We will get you top market price—For your Live stock and Farm Produce. Last Friday’s Markets— Top Hogs Netted Top Veal Netted $15.15 per CWT $13.50 per CWT We can use unlimited quantities of Hogs and Cat tle. For top market prices—have stock at the Her miston Livestock Commission Co. any Friday before 1:00 P. M. No Stock Received After 1:00 O'clock Before sale call 3311 or 2601 for prices on Fat Stock Hermiston Livestock Comm. Co East End of Main Street cree dissolving the marriage contract now and heretofore existing between plaintiff and defendant and for an absolute divorce from defendant. This summons is published in the Hermiston Herald, a weekly newspa- per published at Hermiston. Umatil la County. Oregon, pursuant to and in compliance with an order made here in by the Judge of this Court on the 5th day of September, 1944. It will be published for four consecutive weeks, the first publication to be made on Thursday, the 7th day of Septem ber. 1944. and the last publication on Thursday, the 5th dav of October. 1944. DATED this the 5th dav of Septem ber. 1944. Raley Peterson. Attorney for Plaintiff, Post Office Address: Pendleton. Oregon. (Sept. 7-Oct. 5) TAKEN UP NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I have taken up and have kept for about 30 days at my ranch 7 miles S. W. of Hermiston, the following de- scribed animals: One 1 -eyed Sorrell One Black Horse (no brands) Said animals will be sold unless re deemed at public auction to the high est bidder for cash in hand on the 23 day of September. 1944, at the above described ranch at 2:00 o’clock p. m. Dated at Hermiston on this 1st day of September. 1944. Signed. EARL RAY ( Sept. 7-14-21) FOR RENT — SMALL 2-ROOM horse. W. D. Neill, Hermiston. 5-3p house, furnished. $20.00 per mo. ATTENTION HUNTERS FOR Cargill place, 112 mi. on Butter expert taxidermy work and buck Creek highway 6-3p skin tanning, ship to Herman Weibel, DR. I. C. BOHLMAN Physician and Surgeon First National Bank Building FOR SALE FINE SULFOLK Oswego, Oregon. Fifteen years in Phone 3151 5-6c ram. H. J. Stillings, Stanfield, same location. Ore. 6-tfc FELTHOUSE COTTAGE FOR rent. Inquire W. W. Felthouse. 5-3c FOR SALE — RED COCKER Spaniel pups. Cutting Service FOR SALE—TRANSPARENT AP- Station, Umatilla. Ore. 6-3p ples. bring own box. Priced for re- FOR SALE — 7-ROOM HOUSE, sale. W. T. Cloyd, on old J. H. Ry modern. One block north of land place. Columbia district. 49-tfc Stone's store. R. W. McCutchen. E. P DODD REAL EETAT1 Hermiston. 6-3p sales, leases, exchanges. Insur APARTMENTS AND ROOMS — ince—fire, automobile, accident. No West Side Hotel, opposite depot. tary public, execution of legal pa «-3c per«. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore A BARGAIN—APPLES. 50c BOX. bring container and pick. North of Hermiston on highway, 134 mi. across track, north. 5th place south on highway. From Umatilla 134 mile east, 34 mile south, 3rd house. Harry Kludsikofsky «-3p gon. FOR RENT City. FOR SALE CONCORD GRAPES. $2.00 per apple box. bring container and pick. L. J. Walls, Rt. 1, Hermis ton. 112 mi. SE of Hermiston on But- 5-3p FOR RENT—TWO ROOM FURN- ter Creek road. ished cottage. Also one single WANTED—LIGHT CAR. CHEVRO- room. Ritchie's Cottages. Hermis let or Ford. Phone 3428. 1-tfe ton. fl-3c FOR SALE—2 FARMS. Thornburg, Westland Rt. 1. Hermiston. RALPH district, «-«p J. V. VILLERMOURE ELECTRICAL FOR MADE-TO-MEASURE SUITS See Ernest Ghormley at Saylor’s. 13-tfe SERVICE Hermiston Phono 3821 W. L. Morgan. D. M. D. General X-Ray and Bank Bldg. Pho. Sunday & Eve. ll-tf< CABINS AT CABIN 2-tfe Hermiston Dentistry Diagnosis 2592 - R m 3111 by Appointment Dr. A. E. MARBLE CHIROPRACTOR Office: 2 blocks E of post office Office houre: I to 13-1:30 to I Phone 3061 * Hermiston. Ora DR. F. B. BELT PHYSICIAN A SURGEON — Office Hours — Other Hours by Appointment