THE
HERMISTON
HERALD,
HERMISTON,
OREGON
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MONEY
TALK
bore
The Economy Cash Store is Open For
Business in the Adams Building, East of
The First National Bank
We have started the ball a rolling with prices that will surprise you
to the finish. Our goods are all Marked in Plain Figures, so that you are
assured of One Price to All, and we assure you courteous treatment at
all times with an absolute guarantee back of every article we sell.
the first year that data have been
MANY STUDENTS WORK THEIR
WAY THRU OREGON COLLEGE kept by the registrar’s office. How-
ever, it is the impression of faculty
Nearly Half of the Students Attend­ members that the percentage of self-
support has been showing rapid
ing Oregon University En-
growth.
tirtly Self Supporting
Univedsity of Oregon - Nearly one-
half of the students in the University
of Oregon earn from one-half to all
of the expenses of their college edu­
cation. Figures indicating this situ­
ation have just been compiled by the
registrar’s office. The exact percent­
age of those who earn every cent of
their living expenses is 26. accord­
ing to registrar’s office, and 16 per
cent more make between 50 and 100
per cent of their way. These statis­
tics. based on data given by every
student in the university, bear out
the preliminary figures indicated by
the checking over of the first thous­
and.
Of the men, 38 per cent of the
membership of ally classes earn their
own way entirely; 23 per cent more
earn 25 per cent of their expenses,
making 61 per cent the total of those
who earn more than half of their ex­
penses. Only 14 per cent reported
earning from one-fourth to one-halt,
and 25 per cent contribute less than
one-quarter of the sum required.
One woman out of every nine en­
rolled in this university is entirely
self-supporting. . The percentage of
these is 11. Nine per cent more earn
from half to all of their expenses,
making a total of one in every five
women in the institution who earn
more than one-half of the money re­
quired to put them through college.
Twelve per cent more earn from one­
fourth to one-half of their way.
Sixty eight per cent of the women
earn less than .25 per cent of their
expenses. Comparisons with former
years are unabailable. since this is
If They Interest You, Call in and See Many More Just as Low
Milk, per can
Fly Swatters
5 Cans Pork and Beans
No.
1 Broom
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Comb Honey
LAST WEEK’S COLUMBIA NOTTS
Norris Jones, who has been vis­
iting his parents at Baker City for
the past few weeks, has returned and
is now at work on his father’s farm.
A large 4 5 horse power tractor,
owned by A. . Barnes, was driven
through the community Wednesday
to McComas Island in the Columbia
river near the Cold Springs station.
The machine Is to be used for pump-
ing water for irrigating the large
tract of land that is to be seeded
to alfalfa and wheat. The island
consists of 600 acres and has been
used in the past for pasturage. Mr.
Barnes has the island leased for five
years.
There has been quite a little fish­
ing for trout at the reservoir lately.
Some very fine catches have been
made. It is hoped the trout fishing
will last for some time as there is
not always an opportunity for the
sport here.
The card party given May 8th nt
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Callahan
was a jolly affair, prizes being won
by Mrs. Wm. Fuller and Mrs. C. W.
La Barre. Thirty guests were pres­
ent. Music by Mrs. Callahan and
daughter was greatly enjoyed by all.
Delicious refreshments were served
by the hostess at midnight, after
which all departed thanking Mr. and
Mrs. Callahan for their kind hospi-
The Latest Jazzes
One-steps
Fox-trots
Waltzes
by the
Greatest
Dance
Organizations
LOOK OVER THESE FEW PRICES
One pound Coffee
. 39c
Bulk Macaroni, pound
11c
Brown Beans, pound
91-2c
Canned Corn, per can
19c
Sugar, while it lasts, pound * 20c
E. W Mack is building iwo more
readi-cut houses for which the foun­
dation is already laid. The two
houses will face Third street and as
soon as completed will be for rent.
15c
5c
$1.00
$1.15
on Columbia Records
The greatest ance organizations in the
country makeraco.‘sfor Columbia txclusivily.
They play a’ the best and latest dances with
euch përfict rhythm that they are sure to
make your dances a success.
6 BARS BROV/N SOAP, 25c
Dance to These Records
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We Help Lower the High Cost of Living
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TWO STORES
WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT
Hermiston
Echo
TWO STORES
A 2747— Mammy's Lullaby, plaved by the Hanny Six
A 2747—The Red Lantern, bv Waldorf Astoria Orch.
$1.00
A 2814—Patches, fox trot—bv Art Hickman’s Orch.
A 2814—Sweet and Low. waltz—Hickman's Orchestra.
$1.00
A 2819—0 What a Pal Was Marv, waits—bv Columbia
Saxophone Sextette.
A 2819—Weeping Willow Blues, fox trot—Columbia
Saxophone Sextette
$1.00-
A 2811—My Babv's Arms
A 2741—Tears, one step—dockers Dance Orchestra.
A 2741—Yama Yama Blues, fox trot—Jockers Dance
Orchestra
$1.00
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asoline Shortage
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is ready to move promptly to Any Point in this state
or any other state it serves
Gasoline, Distillate, Kerosene and Fuel Oil
Offered to it for shipment and is ready to do all in its power to remedy any
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