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Tuesday, October 4, 1921
THE HEPPNER HERALD, HEPPNER, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
OVERCOAT WEEK IS NOW ON
In accord with our idea that
the Men and Boys of Heppner
deserve the best to be had, we
have prepared for
Overcoat Week
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a display sure to meet with the
enthusiastic approval of all.
The prices we have them marked are representa
tive of our policy to provide the most
for vonr money at all times.
$25.00 to $50.00
Lloyd Hutchinson
ll1ire "THREE-DECKED" CAPE I )1r
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PIONEER EMPLOYMENT
COMPANY
WITH TWO BIG OFFICES
PENDLETON PORTLAND
Is prepared to handle the business of Eastern
Oregon better than ever before
OUR SPECIALTIES
Farms, Mills, Camps, Hotels, Garages, etc.
We negotiate leases and rentals
Wire RUSH Orders at Our Expense
Portland Office, 14X. Second Street, Portland Or
Pendleton Office, 115 K. Webb St., Pendleton Or
THE ONLY EMPLOYMENT OFFICE IN
EASTERN OREGON WITH CONNEC
TIONS IN PORTLAND
Use Our
Rest
Reviving the long riding cloak of
Revolutionary days as an early au
tumn wrap comes this model from
Paris. The fine black serge is thrice
banded with broad strips of fur, one
of them edging a small overcape and
the other two simulating similar
capes.
NOTES IN STYLES OF PARIS
Our store invites you to make
your headquarters here
Ladies, you are always welcome
to make our Rest Room your
resting or meeting place
Spanish Onion Peel Color I New
Shade Separate Coat and Skirt
Becoming Popular.
A variation of apricot which may best
be unromantleally described as Spanish
onion peel color Is a popular new
shade.
The separate cont and skirt Is be
coming popular. Of course, there are
many simple tailor-mades In navy,
black or white serge coat and skirt
of the same material but the ten
dency is to have the skirt plaited for
choice of one material and color, while
the coat is entirely different. This
is specially the case where Ureton
jackets are concerned.
Double wrist frills are now being
worn with Ilreton coatees, which boast
pagoda sleeves, double frills, finely
plaited, one up and the other down,
with a narrow band of black moire
ribbon on between. A rather fantastic
model had (lie skirt made of black
satin and the coat of leaf green faced
cloth with a turnover collar of black
bieitschwartz. This idea of wearing
a bright-colored coatee over a black or
white skirt Is gaining In favor. Nearly
all the new dresses and blouses are
comfortable.
China is playing a prominent part In
the dress of this season. We have
been coquetting with Japan and Spain;
but we have finally decided to take
China seriously. We have mandarin
sleeves mandarin coats of the correct
outline, and we have a quaint loose
blouse very like those worn by Chinese
workmen.
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Grocery
Company
Fresh Fruits
and Vegetables
WE ARE HEPPNER'S HEAD
QUARTERS FOR ALL KINDS
OF FRESH FRUITS AND VEG
ETABLES. EVERYTHING IN SEASON
WE KEEP
Sam Hughes Co.
Peats Able U Travel Far.
truest! gat loon bare shown that cer
taia klada of malaria-bearing aaql
toes oaa tj ir four artlaa.
Exeeptlena.
Thf Is tome eieirs for nearly
ew.rtnm eacept fulgarlfj and Drew
fatrltjr. tcbVoa Glofc.
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(By School Correspondent)
Friday evening was the sceno of a
great deal of enjoyment and fun for
the entire student body of Heppner
HI, when the three upper classes gave
a reception to the Freshman war-
and aJso In honor of the other new
students' coming In. Some of the
students came attired in very becom
Ing costumes. Including every thing
from babies to cowboys. A few
clever programa were staged In the
auditorium, every one- cf which wa
short and snappy and enjoyed by
all. Refreshments were then
aerred down aulra and orerrone felt
that ths Teniae be well tnsat
FALL FASHION BRIEFS
Halted flounces are used on sleeves,
as side panels and as tunics.
Hands of glugliam may trim a smart
sport costume of wool Jersey.
Perfume balls are worn around the
neck on ribbon and bead chains.
Frocks of crepe do chine are worn
with long circular capes of the same
material.
Japanese sleeves with linings of
bright georgette are a feature of ad
vance fall models.
Leghorns are being shown again In
a variety or liroad ami meoium
brimmed effects as well ns poke
shapes.
A frock of pale pink organdie, with
a yoke dbck arm tront rormen oy nww
smocking. Is r smart addition to the
wardrobe of the tiny miss.
Gray and brown, which yon used
to believe you could not combine, sre
being romblned now In some of the
smartest of dresses for fall street
wear.
Long, rather straight lines are to
oe adhered to. according to present
Indications, with suit ronts many of
them, at least long enough to al
most conceal the skirt, and elaborate
ly fu trimmed.
Ladies! Read This
f You want a good, first
.class, up-to-date Suit or
Overcoat step in and look
over our samples and
styles
We guarantee full satisfaction with every order.
Heppner Tailoring
& Cleaning Shop
G. FRANZEN, Prop.
Our Cleaning and Pressing is Always the Best
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rtum Custard.
Bott some Hums In water nntll ten.
der, then drain aod chop them. Put
ene quart of milk In a double hotier
and when Inkewtcrn add throe well
bontsn egg, one-half enp of soger
and two lewl tablespoons of corn
starch moistened w"h a little cold
milk or cream. Stir nntll It thickens
and bolls for eight mlnntes, then re
move from the fire. Add one tea
spoon each of lemon snd vinilia ex
tract and the plnme, stir well and
serve when cold.
Tailored Silk Hat
, To wear with the afreet tailor
nothing can fake the place of the
trig, tailored jrtlk net trimmed with a
stmpt ornament, or atM better, vdra
a rtl. ' TVs proves " 'rrir"
ata, wall as alecs. HitlW
When food gets scarce -does the
hen stop scratching?
No, indeed, she scratches a darn
site harder.
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When limes are hard and no money in sight,
Shall we go to sleep or continue the fight?
We'll take a lesson fr (jin the hen and work the
harder brother,
We'll all mill together and help one another.
And when the clouds have rolled away and the
the sky again is clear,
We'll scratch sonic more and cast away all
thoughts of this bad year.
Then our record will be clear, our credit will be
good and the horrors of war and the deflation
period will be forgotten.
JOIN
Gilliam & Bisbee
In these thoughts and actions and the devil and
all his Imps will miss us.
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Lucidity Is Not Slmpllalty.
Lucidity Is good everywhere, for all
time and In all things, In a letter, In a
speech, In a book, In a poem. I.uHdlty
la not simplicity. A ludd poem la not
necfiwurlty la ess one. Ainpm'lhe
Blrrelt
Had Oldar Acquaintance.
Don and Hugh had been dlruftlng
their father. An argument arose. To
prove his point, Don exclaimed, "Warl
I (new I ought to know, known
r father nearly thte year Jon,
'0 yoo kavai"