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HERMISTON HERALD HERMISTON. OREGON THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1944 of John Pedro, Carl Weltzin, Wm. | Another Jordan boy, Tech. Sgt. Helmick and Sammy Nye left Fri- j Russel Jordan, writes that his air day for the Starkey district. They | corps division has been moved from near London to somewhere in Twin daughters were born to are expected home Wednesday. a y Staff Sgt. William H. Jordan France His brother Staff Sgt Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Attebury at the Ordnance hospital Friday writes his parents that he took Roger Jordan, is now stationed at morning, November 24. Mrs. At part in the invasion of Leyte Is Assam in northern India. He is a tebury is still at Ordnance but the land in the Philippines. He left mechanic. Chaplain Malcolm B. Ballinger babies have been taken to Pendle San Francisco in July and was at ton hospital where incubators are New Guinea for a while, but until stopped in Echo for a brief visit available. Late reports are that last week nothing had been heard Monday. He is now at the Walla the girls, which weigh about three from him for six weeks. His pic Walla hospital receiving treatment and a half pounds each, are getting ture was published in the Portland for a spine injury sustained while along fairly well. The infants have Oregonian last week, showing him in the service in England. not yet been named. and Lieut. Cochran of Portland John Cotton spent Thanksgiving The Echo Farm Bureau will taking over an abandoned Jap jeep week here with his parents, Mr. meet Friday evening, December 2, on Leyte. His parents, Mr. and and Mrs. Earl Cotton. He has just at the Odd Fellows hall. Mrs. W. Mrs. John Jordan, visited William completed eleven months of a J. Helmick and Mrs. Carl Weltzin and his wife in San Francisco in course at Treasure Island, Calif., are in charge of the refreshments. April prior to his assignment over as a radio technician. He left Sat- An elk hunting party consisting seas. urday for an assignment at a sub- KHO NEWS ITEMS — . . (ray. _ InrzJnM tige yhogogy ci t any y 1 gy git IT marine base at New London, Conn. Miss Velora Williams, who is at tending Washington State college, spent Thanksgiving day in Echo at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cotton. Twenty members of Echo Gar- den club attended a meeting of the club Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Earl Cotton. Mrs. Cotton and Mrs. Fred Andrews Jr. acted as hostesses. A pot luck buf fet supper was served in an attrac tive manner, stressing the beauty of vegetables and flowers as deco rative material. A large table with bright pottery and colorfur array of red cabbage and bright colored vegetables in a background of fruits, autumn leaves and Jap anese lanterns, made an artistic GIFT FRUIT CAKES Baked by Silver Loaf 4 20-oz. 45 — 2 lbs. .65 — 3%2 lbs. 1.29 — 5 lbs. 1.89 Black Popcorn 2 lb. pkg. 29c Mineral Oil........................ ............ quarts .56 Bordelaise Olives—dill and garlic .. 1014-oz. jar .33 Cabinet Wax Paper, 8-in. ..................carton .43 Comfort Tissue.............. 1000 sheets, 4 for .32 Diamond Peanut Butter.. ............. 2-lb. jar .45 Watermaid Rice............. ............. 3-lb. pkg. .32 Derby Steak Sauce......... ..........8-oz. glass .14 Hunt’s Hot Sauce........... ..............8-oz. tin .06 Gebhart’s Chili Powder.. .......... 3-oz. glass .37 Salt Corn Syrup Catsup Mussels $ 2 lb. box 06 20-oz. tin 18 Royal Crystal in plain or iodized form, a money saving value. FOR BETTER, • i QUICKER SERVICE : S & W Deloro Whole Kernel, Packed under special supervision of dependable packers. ► Blue Karo for baking or making holiday candies that children like so well. in the week Borax Powder For cleaning or washing. 10-OZ. pkg............... . 50 points—C. H. B. Known qual ity, seasoned to perfection for your approval. S-oz. tin .16 Sea-lect brand—Have you tried them for dressing or for chowders. IO Borax Hand Cleaner It s tops; have you tried it? 10-oz. pkg. 2 for .25 Nalleys Tang Dressing SEASONS OI0KÍST VEGETABLES 5% For meats or fish. Quart ........................ Vano*House Cleaner . To clean off that winter’s smudge. Quart FRESH DATES lb. 63c lb. Sc CABBAGE RUTABAGAS 3 lbs. ISc bEmons doz. 29c 35 .29 Drifted Snow Flour Buy a sack for holiday baking. 25-lb. bag 1.19 Quaker Oats A healthful cereal for winter meals 3-lb. pkg. 28 PORK CHOPS ... lb. 38c 8 Points—Lean Center Cuts Anvil Pumice Soap New low price. Bar........................ Vita Pure Orange Juice California juice for health. 18-oz. tin.................. .. Hunts Pork & Beans In tomato sauce. 29-oz. glass............ ORANGES Hlesh Bays BSc PORK LOIN RST. 1b. 33c 4 Points—Hand Cut WIENERS Small Tender Skinned KRAUT ... Fresh Bulk BOLOGNA or LIVER SAUSAGE FRYERS .... 1-lb. glass .30 Tea Garden Apricot Preserves 112-lb. glass .15 Blue Karo Syrup..................... .. 15-oz. pkg. .14 Sunmaid Seedless Raisins...... Sunmaid Puffed Raisins........ .. 15-oz. pkg. .16 25-lb. bag 1.22 Gold Medal Flour................... Drifted Snow Flour ............... 25-lb. bag 1.19 ... 10-lb. bag .53 Gold Medal Flour.................. Albers Oats............................ Tavern Maple and Strawberry Honey .... 1-lb. gl. .29 Dexters Honey Butter...................... 14-oz. pkg. .29 lb. 35c Large Colored lb. 32c Quality Lunch Meat lb. 43c (1ro‘ • FOOD STORES Prices Effective Dec. 1 to 8—Subject to Market Changes. Union 76 Gasoline I Triton Motor Oil UNION OIL COMPANY Fuel Oil — Stove Oil — Burner Oil — Insect Sprays Prompt Delivery Call 2751 —George Harkenrider picture. On the buffet table and smaller tables soft light shone from candles in yellow wax hold ers in the form of ears of corn, with green leaves resting on the tables. It was reported that 23 bedside gardens for hospital use have been completed and more are planned. The next meeting of the club will be at the home of Mrs. G. H. Fred erick, with Mrs. John Jordan as as sistant hostess. Mrs. Bernice Wattenburger re turned Sunday from Jerome, Ida ho, where she was called Novem ber 19 by news of the death of her sister. Mrs. Victor Bangoechea, who died suddenly after a brief illness. Mrs. Wattenburger was accompanied to Idaho by her fath- 1 er, A. V. Strain and her sister, Mrs. Elsie Van Orsdall. both of Pendleton. Mr. and Mrs. Barney Murrell moved to Ordnance Monday where they are now working at the depot. Echo Ladies Aid society will give a bazaar and food sale at the Methodist church basement Satur day, December 2. They will serve a dinner at noon. Mr. and Mrs. George Vincent, who have been employed at Brewster, Wn„ for several months, have returned home and will spend the winter at their residence in Westlawn. Hearing tests for Echo school pu pils was completed at Stanfield Tuesday. Only two per cent of the children showed defective hearing. The audiometer tests were made by a representative of the state board of health, using 40 head sets and phonograph record ings. Mrs. Robert Spike and infant son, Robert Michael, are expected home from the Pendleton hospital Thursday. Stone's Say---Now is the time to Order and Mail Baking fruit cake at home is a long, tiresome, tedious process. It's so much easier to buy them at Stone's. And cheaper, too. Look at these low prices on fruit cakes that are rich in flavor, full of raisins, nuts and other candied fruits—the equal of any "mother used to bake". PAGE THREE (Held from last week) Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Dorn and daughter returned Saturday from Redmond where Mrs. Dorn was staying while her husband was in the service. The report seeing Mr. Larive, former Echo superintend ent, who is in charge of the union high school there. He is much pleased with his new position and is getting along nicely in the work. A letter from Eldon Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith, says he is now in the Philippines after having been stationed in New Guinea nearly three years. His let ter was written under a handicap as he was obliged to dive for a foxhole while writing, when a Jap bomber came over his camp. ants. To John James Peters and Jane Doe Peters, his wife; Mary Jane Cushing and John Doe Cushing, her husband; John Thomas Peters and Jane Doe Peters, his wife: the unknown heirs of Thomas William Peters, deceased; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or inter est in the real estate described in the complaint herein, defend ants. IN THE NAME OF THE STATE OF OREGON: You are hereby required to ap pear and answer the complaint filed against you in the above en titled Court and cause within four weeks of the date of the first pub lication of this summons, and if you fail to so appear and answer, for want thereof, plaintiffs will ap ply to said Court for the relief prayed for and demanded in said complaint, to-wit: A decree that plaintiffs are the owners in fee simple of the follow ing described lands, to-wit: The Southeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 8, Township 4 North, Range 28. All being East of the Willa mette Meridian, in the County of Umatilla and State of Oregon. Excepting any and all water rights of way. And that plaintiffs are such owners free from any right, title, estate, lien or interest of you, and each of you, or any one or more of you, and that you, or any one or more of you. have no right, title, estate, lien or interest in said lands, or any part thereof, and re- straining and enjoining you, and each of you, from asserting or claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in said lands, or in any part threof, adverse to plain- tiffs. This summons is served upon vou bv publication thereof for four (4) successive weeks in the Hermiston Herald by order of Hon. C. L. Sweek. Judge of the above entitled Court, which said order was made and dated the 31st day of October, 1944, and the date of the first publication of this sum mons is the 2nd day of November, A.D. 1944. C C. PROEBSTEL, Attorney for Plaintiff. Post Office Address. Pendleton, Oregon. (Nov. 2-30) QUICK RELIEF FROM Symptoms of Distress Arising from STOMACH ULCERS EXCESS ACID DUE TO FrooSookToHsofHoiuoTrootmantthot Must Help or It Will Cost You Nothing Overtwo million bottles of the WILLARD TREATMENT have been sold for reliefof oxplains this treatment free GAYSh Ta, at Moore & Ripley Drug Sforo This Christmas, give the Hearing Aid with the New Look of Youth THE ZENITH RADIONIC t SUMMONS Equity No. 7674 In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon for Umatilla County Ira Albert Clevenger and Hazel Olga Clevenger, husband and wife, Plaintiffs, • IT’S the perfect gift for your hard- of-hearing loved one. New Neutral Color Earphone and Cord makes visible parts even Utt notice’hl« than tyt-tlatti ! The most sensitive- minded can wear this instrument with new confidence and poise. Exclusive Zenith four-position ex- ternal Tone Control enables anyona to adjust the instrument himself! Come in far a Im â^monttratinn! COMPLETE READY TO WEAR V«. John James Peters and Jane Doe Peters, his wife; Mary Jane Cush- ing and John Doe Cushing, her husband; John Thomas Peters and Jane Doe Peters, his wife; the un known heirs of Thomas William Peters, deceased; also all other persons or parties unknown claim ing any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real estate described in the complaint herein. Defend- Strum Optical Co. Pendleton, Ore. — Phone 4M ____
