The Hermiston herald. (Hermiston, Or.) 19??-1984, January 11, 1945, Page 5, Image 5

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    THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1945.
THE HERMISTON HERALD. HERMISTON OREGON
PAGE FIVE
MUSIC PROGRAM
FOR SALE—25 A. IRRIGATED.
good land, good buildings, water
system, orchard. With or without
equipment, seven miles southeast 1
NOT DO SOMETHING
The performance of Jan Smeter- of Hermiston on Stanfield project. |
lin, pianist, at the Vert Auditor­ C. S. Ratliff, Rt. 1, Stanfield
ABOUT
WORMS
IN
22-3p I
ium in Pendleton last Friday night
2 257 f , - nit yey".,
79 re
--4
was described as excellent in all FOR SALE—HAY. W. H. BEN-
respects. His interpretations of
sei, Rt. 2. Hermiston
21-3p |
many difficult numbers was al­
most unbelievable, according to FOR SALE—CORN SHELLER & |
those who attended the concert.
other implements. J. H. Reid. |
Among those going from Hermis­ phone 3605.
22-3p |
— SALE STARTS AT 1:00 P.M.—
ton were Major and Mrs. D. R.
Charlson, Mr. and Mrs. Walt Pear­ FOR SALE—BABY BASSINETTE |
We will get you top market price—For your Live­
son, Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Morgan,
and swing jumper, baby stroller, !
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mueller, Mrs. wardrobe closet, kerosene range, i
stock and Farm Produce.
H. M. Smith, Mrs. Charlotte kerosene water heater. See them |
Rauch, Mrs. Audra White, Mrs. at 605 Victory Square.
22-lp
Marie Todd, Mrs. Helen Belt, Ann
FOR SALE—40 ACRES, JOINS
Piersol, Peggy Todd and others.
We can use unlimited quantities of Hogs and Cat­
city limits of Hermiston, has wa- |
The next concert, Thursday,
tle. For top market prices—have stock at the Her­
January 25, will feature Mario ter right for all. Has good house j
THE LABOR-SAVING
1 Beripi, tenor, who is widely known and barn. $4500. Write to Henry i
miston
Livestock Commission Co. any Friday before
FLOCK TREATMENT
i for his excellent voice. One critic Walker, Rt. Stanfield, Ore. 22-6p |
has written that Berini is “Worth
1:00
P.
M.
WANTED—WEANER PIGS. J. J.
I his weight in vocal gold."_
Birds heavily infested with large roundworms or cecal
Krunenacher, Rt. 1, Hermiston ■
worms simply cannot lay their best. Remove these
22-3pl
worms with Dr. Salsbury’s AVI-TON.
SHOE BUYERS TO
This flock treatment contains recognized drugs, in­
NEEDED—MAN OR WOMAN TO
GET WARNING
Before sale call 3311 or 2601 for prices on Fat Stock.
cluding Phenothiazine. It Is palatable — easy on the
take over established route dis­
birds.
tributing medicines, home reme­
Join the thousands of successful poultry raisers
Following word today from the dies, insecticides, disinfectants,
who use AVI-TON to treat their birds for large round­
national OPA shoe rationing divi­ animal foods, tonics and food pro­
worms or cecal worms.
sion that no change will be made ducts. Home medication, buying
in the current shoe regulations af+ at home, increases remand. Good
COME HERE FOR POULTRY MANAGEMENT ADVICE
East End of Main Street
fecting the validity dates of air- profits. Write Ravrleigh’s, Dept.
plane stamps 1, 2 and 3 in ration ORA-114-187, Oakland, California.
22-lp
| book three, Glen E. Fox, Portland
district OPA shoe rationing repre­ FOR SALE—20-FOOT COTTAGE
Hermiston, Oregon
sentative, said this means that at
trailer. Furnished. Inquire F. A. MEAT IS RATIONED MORE SE- POTATOES WANTED — LARGE
least 30 days will be given to the Flynn
quantities. Must be good. City
verely. Why not a fat hen or a
residence. Phone 3834.
public before any current shoe
22-3p couple of fryers for your Sunday Feed Store, phone 827, Pendleton.
stamps will be terminated.
19-4p
dinner. Harry W. Kelley, phone
be. open to anyone, any govern­
Present OPA shoe rationing reg­ FOR SALE—1936 FORD 4-DOOR 2452.
21-tfc
ENUMERATORS
WELL DRILLING — PHONE 3788
mental or private agency.
ulations make this provision, he
sedan. Engine recently over-
pointed out.
hauled. Good tires. Below ceiling WANTED—LAUNDRY WOMAN or see Troy Griffin, Hermiston, Ore-
Mrs. Bauer Passes Away
Fox said that the statement from price. P. O. Box 605, Hermiston.
to wash my shirts. P. W. Hysell, gon.
2-tfc
FARM CENSUS
Washington was made “after a
Hermiston
Hotel.
21-lp
22-lp
Mrs. Katherine Bauer passed
survey of the shoe supply I
CHICKEN BUYER MAKES REGU-
away at the age of 87 years Dec­ careful
MADE - TO - MEASURE lar trips to the Hermiston Grain &
situation throughout the country." , FOR SALE—MY HOME ONE FOR
The Bureau of the Census which ember 31 from a heart attack. Ro­
coats, suits or slacks for women
mile northeast of Pendleton.
us.
is going to start enumeration of sary was recited by F. Cornelius at
first house left side Helix road, 38 and men, see Ernest Ghormley at Feed Co. List your chickens with
PEACH
LEAF
CURL
52-tfc
all farms for the regular 5 year Prann’s Funeral Parlors Wednes­
21-tfc
acres improved,
good 4-room Saylor’s.
survey is encountering difficulty day and funeral mass was read by IS EXPLAINED
house, electricity, garage, large
in securing sufficient help in Ore­ F. Urban Thursday. Mrs. N. R.
chicken house, barn with shed on FOR SALE — ALMOST NEW AUCTIONEER—IF YOU WANT
Coleman oil burner. Outside the big money and a square deal,
gon to complete the task in the al­ Mueller played the organ and Lin­
each side, all recently painted; 11
control. Bought first of May. call R. C. Peters, Auctioneer, Hermis-
lotted time. Only about half the da May Neary sang the hymns.
acres
free
water
right,
balance
Peach leaf curl is a fungus di­
Phone 3741.
21-3c ton, “the man who geta things done”.
Tony Bauer, her son, left with sease
enumerators needed have thus far
that causes a great deal of pasture and grain land, no sand
been employed. This is in part the body for Glendive, Mont., for damage to peaches. It causes burs; priced below market value FOR SALE—40 ACRES, IM- Phone 2113.
probably due to a misunderstand­ burial. Mrs. Bauer was born at leaves to become distorted, curled for quick sale at $3500. Am mov­
proved, alfalfa, and seeded pas­ WANTED—TO BUY ALL TYPES
ing regarding the pay of enumer­ Driespitz, Hungary, in 1857, com­ and wrinkled into odd shapes. The ing to Illinois. Possession by Feb. ture.
Located one half mile west
ators. These people are paid so ing to the United States in 1899, damages reduce the fruit produc­ 15. Also have new electric water on Hermiston avenue. Louis M.
of furniture. We pay cash. Cal)
much per farm, set down in the settling in North Dakota. Five tion in proportion to the leaf sur­ pump and complete plumbing at Spencer, Hermiston, Ore.
or write Miller’s Trading Post. 24-tfe
21-3p
schedule. The rates set were ar­ years later they moved to Monta­ face lost, according to Frank E. cost if desired by purchaser. O. M.
rived at by taking the prices paid na where she and her son owned Hackler, assistant county agent.
Clark (former Watkins dealer) Rt. FOR SALE—20-ACRE RANCH, 6-
in 1935 and 1940 and the number a sheep ranch for 20 years. Later
1, Box 96A, Pendleton, Ore. 22-2c
room house, running water, wir­
A
good
thorough
application
of
I AM DELIVERING
of farms enumerated per hour in they sold out and moved to Ore­ Bordeaux mixture 12-12-100 in
ed for electric stove, shade trees,
FOR
SALE
—
1939
CHEVROLET
gon.
ranching
near
here
until
three
GREEN
SLAB
those years. It is intended by the
garden, Berries, mail route and bus
strength, applied before tbe fruit
coupe, radio and heater; also line. Sam Carter, 3 mi. N. E. of
in 2 12 cord loads
Bureau of Census that an enumer­ years ago.
buds
begin
to
swell
is
a
cheap,
ef
spotlight. Good rubber. See at
Mrs. Bauer is survived by one fective control measure.
21-3p
ator working 8 hours a day should
This John Ford ranch, half mile south Hermiston.
$25.00 per load
daughter,
Mrs.
Katie
Feisthomel:
make from $8 to $14 per day.
treatment
must
be
applied
very
LESLIE HUTSON
22-lp
of
Connor's
Cabins.
two
sons.
Nick
of
Los
Angeles
and
FOR
RENT
—
17-
ACRE
RANCH
Every district has a set rate, and
soon, because fruit buds usually
Pendleton, Ore. ♦
with 4-room house, chicken ♦ Box 791
e -w-—--------
by multiplying the rate per farm Tony of Hermiston,
start swelling around the first part LOST—PACKAGE CONTAINING house
and
cow
barn.
Jessie
Good
­
by the number of farms enumerat­
of February.
pictures made of felt. Lost in rich place, 3 miles east on Diagon­
ed in 1935 and 1940 an individual APPLICATIONS
front of post office. Please return al. See I. D. Pike, Rt. 1, Hermis­
I AM DELIVERING
would make from $1.10 to $1.65 an ARE UNSIGNED
to Herald office. Mrs. Frank Han- ton.
RATIONING
21-tfc
hour. The lower rate is for areas
cock.
22-lp
GREEN
MILL ENDS
CALENDAR
where travel between farms is not
ONE PRE-WAR
FOR SALE
IN 1% CORD LOADS
FOR
SALE
—
1940
NASH-LAFAY-
great and over good roads. The
Montag Princess cream enamel
F. C. McKenzie, chief clerk of
ette 2-door sedan. Weather eye wood
$21.00 PER LOAD
higher bracket is for the isolated the local War Price and Ration
Processed Foods—Book 4: Blue
and coal range. Must be
heater.
Cruising
gear
transmis
­
LESLIE HUTSON
communities where difficult ter­ board, stated this week that his of­ stamps X5 through Z5. and A2 to
to be appreciated. Alleta
sion. All in excellent condition. seen
Box 791
Pendleton, Ore.
raine is encountered and great dis­ fice is still receiving many appli­ G2 valid indefinitely.
Schroder.
R.
1,
Hermiston.
21-3p
Rohrman Motor Company. 22-lc
tances traveled.
Meat.
Butter.
Cheese
—
Book
4:
cations for gas without proper sig­
All interested parties are urged natures and without mileage rec­ Red stamps Q5 through X5 valid ROOMS TO RENT — TO DAY TO TRADE—1937 STUDEBAKER
pickup for passenger car about
to write or contact their local sup ords. Applications received with­ indefinitely.
time workers. Mrs. Clara Bloom,
R. H. FAST
ervisors, County Agents or the U. out these essentials are being re-
Sugar—Book 4: Sugar stamp 34 between 4th and 5th on Hurlburt same model. Phone 234, Echo,
Oregon,
21-3p
S. Employment Service. The of­ turned, states Mr. McKenzie.
valid indefinitely, 5 pounds.
Veterinarian
Ave.
21-3c
fice for Northwestern Oregon is in
Gasoline Coupons — Not valid
If mileage records have been
FOR
SALE
—
100
ACRES,
20
IR-
Bus. Phone 3311
Resi. 3713
charge
Mor- • lost, new information should
unless endorsed. “A" 14 expires WOULD LIKE TO BUY OR
- of James Rogers,
—---- - 823
— ----
rigated, well and year round
trade for a 4-cylinder car. Pre­
gan Building, Portland 5. Oregon, furnished.
March 21, 1945. Each coupon
creek; 4-room house, barn, two
Couthwestern Oregon is in charge
— er---------
worth 4 gallons. Write new license fer coupe or pickup. See me at poultry houses. Six miles by pave­
of Paul Plank, 218 Lumbermen’s . ...
plate number on book cover or Co-op. Creamery. H. G. Kludsi- ment from Hermiston, $1600.00,
kofsky.
22-lp
Exchange Building, Eugene, Ore- F’FST RAINFALL
identification folder only.
half cash, balance two years. 6 per
gon. Central Oregon is under R. ReDPTPr UTOV
Fuel Oil—Period 4 and 5 cou­ LOST—SILVER COIN BRACE- cent. O. C. Hughes, agent. Her-
Inturanee Company
L. Ackerman, 606 Medical Dental AECA-R
pons (1943-44 series) and period 1
20-3C $25,000 Liability, Medical Payment
let, English coins. Some time miston.
Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
and 2 coupons (1944-45) series) Monday in Hermiston. Please no­
80% Collision
District No. 4, or Eastern Oregon,
through August 31, 1945. Not tify Mrs. Walt Pearson or phone FOR SALE—OR WILL TRADE
first appreciable rainfall valid
— New Triplit Life Policy —
for
late
model
car,
4-room
house,
is under the supervision of Lee ' for The
more
than
40
per
cent
of
season's
22-lc
2051.
some time was recorded this
in good location in Osborn Tract
Family Income
Griner, U. S. National Bank Build- .week,
much to the relief of irriga- rations should have been used to FOR SALE — NEW SHALLOW Homesite;
linoleum on all floors, "I file our responsibility for yon
ing. Burns, Oregon.
Itiön district managers and others date.
well pressure system pump. Al­ running water in house. Some
School of three days’ duration who were beginning to worry
with the state.”
Notice To Public
so set of harness. V. E. Sufficool, terms, see F. B. Swayze at First ART THOMPSON — Phone 2011
for enumerators are now in pro- about irrigation water for next
20-3c
I will not be responsible for any Rt. 2, Hermiston, phone 2923. National Bank.
Cooperative Service Station
until suffi- year. Some are predicting that the
22-3p
help has been sent into the cold snap has been broken and debts contracted by anyone other Hermiston.
Hermiston, Oregon
FOR
RENT
—
MODERN
HOUSE
myself.
IleId.
,___ -1 “ ___
_ «rill
j .
I from
here - on
in” ho
it will be quite than Signed:
FOR SALE —4-ROOM MODERN
in Stanfield district; $25 per
farmers and farm organizations | pleasant. A total of .31 inch of
house, new, large extra lot. See month. See Pete Berg. Hermiston
Rood L. Ekleberry,
are urged to cooperate to speed the precipitation was noted.
Bring your welding repair and
Jack Horner, Hermiston.
21-lp Grain & Feed Co., Hermiston.
Fireman
1st
Class.
work of the field force. The data I The report for the week, accord-
blacksmithing to
20-tfc
FOR SALE—MODERN 3-ROOM
A.T.B.,
collected is necessary for war and | ing to the records kept by Chas.
HERMISTON
BLACKSMITH
house
at
Stanfield.
Half
block
Little Creek, Va.
post-war planning. However, no Taylor, follows:
from highway. Or will trade for FOR RENT—A 3-ROOM HOUSE;
(Jan.
11-Feb.
8)
personal information will, or can
hot and cold water; also garden
& WELDING SHOP
Max. Min
Hermiston property. Write Box
Date
28
37
January 3
337, Stanfield.
21-tfc spot with free water. $25 per mo. Phone 2151
L. F. Beaver, Prop.
Clarence Reid, 14 mile north of
30
34
January
19-tfc
FOR SALE—NAVY BLUE SUIT Victory Square.
31
52
January 5
with polka dot trim, size 16;
37
46
January 6
girl’s navy blue winter coat, al­ FOR SALE—5-ROOM HOUSE &
45
65
DR. I. C. BOHLMAN
January 7
bath on Hurlburt between 4th
most good as new. and a light blue
44
55
January 8
H. H. Gailey. Prop.
Physician and Surgeon
and
5th
streets.
Will
be
sold
with
FOR
RENT
—
ONE
FOUR-ROOM
rope. Mrs. Clara Bloom, between
37
52
January 9
house, partly furnished, inside 4th and 5th on Hurlburt.
LOCATED FOURTH HOUSE
2I-3c electric range and refrigerator.
First National Bank Building
Write Box 74, Hermiston.
17-tfc
water and toilet. $25 per mo.; also
E. OF HERMISTON GRADE
one-room cabin with stove and a INCOME TAX SERVICE. ATTEN-
Hermiston
Phone
3151
LAND—IF YOU WANT A FARM,
SCHOOL - RIDGEWAY AVE
bed, $10 per mo., water free. Two
tion Farmers—Avoid penalties
American
Legion
I
most
likely
have
what
you
Bonded and Insured for Local
lots for sale in Cox addition for on 1944 estimated and federal tax
Hermiston Post
$100, water connection. See Clyde returns. Our income tax service want , listed. If you want to sell,
and Long Distance Hauling
J. V. VILLERMOURE
Northrup, 5th street, north of Fin- may save you many dollars. Lo­ I probably am in touch with a buy­
No. 37
Phone 3091, Hermiston. For
ELECTRICAL SERVICE
22-lp cated in Pendleton Hotel. R. Fla- er for your place. O. C. Hughes,
Your Hauling Needs
Reg. Meetings 1st & 3rd Thursdays ley camp.
Broker, Rt. 1, Hermiston.
12-tfc
Visiting Legionnaire» Welcome
HOUSE FOR SALE—Between 4th herty. Open from 9:00 a m„. to
Hermiston
Phone 3821
REAL EST.T
and 5th on Gladys Avenue. See 200 P- m-“74. E. P. DODD
sales,
leases,
exchangee.
Insur-
Mrs. Nora Colpitts this week. A LOST— BETWEEN UMATILLA &
bargain.22-1c
Hermiston, gas tank cap with ance—fire, automobile, accident. No­
W. L. Morgan. D. M. D.
container
and keys and a Loyal tary public, execution of legal pa
HOUSEHOLD GOODS For Sab
pera. Herald office, Hermiston, Ore
'
Deatantia
I if. Insurance.
Incuraneo
General Dentistry
Center table, dark mahogany. I Protective.Life
- tag gon.
15-tfe
X-Ray and Diagnosis
18x36. $8.00: table lamp, good con- Number 459300. Write W. E. Cut-
dition, $5; wood heating stove, ting. Box 556, Umatilla. Oregon, FOR RENT CABINS AT CABIN Bank Bldg. Pbo. 2592 - Ree 2118
Sunday & Eve. by Appointment
brown baked enamel. $17; break-Reward.
"IP
City.
2-tfi
You never really know the value of adequate automobile
fast table and four chairs. $17.00:
insurance until “after the accident".
davenport, prewar springs, good i
condition, can easily be made into I
Dr. A. E. MARBLE
If an accident strikes, your Fanners policy® goes swiftly and
bed. $45. R. E. Campbell, across
surely to work—assume* your financial loss—protects your
CHIROPRACTOR
street trom Victory Square. 22-lp
Hucnon SALE
, -it
Every Friday
No Stock Received After 1:00 O’clock
Hermiston Livestock Comm. Co.
4 Hermiston Gr. & Feed Co. +
State Farm Mutual
Eress
cient and will continue
Hermiston Transfer
•
YOUR PROTECTION is our JOB!
interests.
Safeguard your auto and your
without insurance.
possessions.
Don’t
ROY DUNCAN, AGENT
Phone Stanfield 722
FARMERS AUTOMOBILE
—INSURANCE taup
XX
•NvMoMf Stendere les essesseble Coverage.
drive
FOR SALE—NORGE COMMER/
cial refrigerator. 912 ft. wide, 2
ft deep. 612 feet high; six reach in
doors; five adjustable shelves:
suitable for restaurant or farm.
May be seen at 524 SE 7th street.
Pendleton, phone 1672,
22-3p
STRAYED TO MY PLACE—FIVE
horses, two sorrels, one black,
one bav and one brown. Vergil
Hogg, northeast of Stanfield. 22-3c
Turkey Eggs
For Sale
Breeders Are All 100% Broad
Brested Bronze Turkeys Chosen
from One of Oregon Best Flocks
For Prices and Information
write
Jack Mulligan
R. 1, Boardman. Ore.
mattress maker
and
Upholsterer
Expert Work Done to Order
New Cotton Maitresse* Made
io Order
Phone 3187 or Write
Office: 1 block« I of post office
Office hours: I to 18 - 1:30 to 8
Phone 3061 « Hermiston, Ore.
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON
— Office Hours —
Other Hours by Appointment