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THE H E B M IS T O K m t n u . r i , H E B M IS T O K , OREGOÄ, ■ The High School Mirror K I N G S L E Y ’S H IR M IÍT O N » H O U S E O F Q U A L IT Y A N O S E R V IC E " ’ It doesn’t mean Bathing Suits this time But a Regular Sweater Navy Scarlet Black White Green Maroon Blue Price is $11—Come in and took at them VoL 2. “ M A Y PO L E ” Y arns F or K n ittin g S ca rfs, S h a w ls, e tc . Nothing will please you bet ter than the new “MAYPOLE” knitting yam s that are so soft * and fleecy it is a delight to w o rk w ith jf them. P u re w ool for the more s e rv ic e a b le gannents and Silk-O ’-W ool for the dainty things. YARN SPECIAL Silk and Wool, 53c 25c one pair, or 5 pair $1.00 Our N ew W in ter H oisery is H ere W e are paying 40c a dozen for Eggs Wool Heathers, Wool and Silk in all the new shades Mrs. W. H. D’ckerson, d a u g h ter and son, of W ilm ington, D elaw are, are. here for n sh o rt v isit w ith Mrs. D ickerson’s sister, Mrs. C. E. B aker und MrB. Georgia H enderson. ’ A. C. Voelker, su p e rin te n d e n t of schools here last year, w as a H erm iston v isito r ta k in g in th e D airy and H og show. B. S. K ingsley of P o rtla n d is In H erm iston on business th is week. Mrs. George Root w as called to P o rtlan d Tuesday by th e d eath of h er fa th e r, C. P. Glover, w hich occured Munday. Mr. Glover w as a long tim e resident o f Oregon, b ein g a pioneer of ’49. F. J. Q ulnnlan of P endleton w as here on business nnd p leasure la s t S aturday . Mr. an d Mrs. H. M. S h illin g a n nounce the b irth of a son O ctober 2. Mr and Mrs. J. R elkle, p are n ts of Mr. A. C. V oelker, w ere guests from lle llx over D airy show days a t the J. 1). W nghorn home. R. A lexander an d son, Roy, ot won. second prize a t th e D airy and P endleton w ere visito rs in H erm iston Hog show on club ex h ib it. T his d u rin g th e D a r y an d H og show. prize is $5 to be sp en t for m aterials for club w ork next year. Individual prizes w ere won as follow s: E utlce M ulker, sto ck in g d arn in g , 1st; n ig h t gown, 2 n d ; n apkin case, 2nd; Ina SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE L e n h art, d u st cap, 2nd; Gladys Mr. and Mrs. P e te r H all and c h ild W h itse tt, dress, 2nd; G ertru d e H all ren left th e firs t of th e week for a pin c u sh ’on, 1st. fo u r m onths v isit w ith relativ es in Texas. FREE TO USE BONUS MONEY AS DESIRED Mrs. A. M. M athew s retu rn ed to h er home in Spokune Sunday cve- n ng a fte r a few days v isit w ith Supreme Court Holds That Ex-Ser vice Men Can Spend Loan frien d s in Columbia. as They Want Mr. B undy, accom panied by his Money secured by ex-service men d au g h ter, Ida, und son, F ra n k , mo tored up from P o rtlan d S atu rd ay th ro u g h a loan from th e s la te bonus to spend the week end w ith K ingsley fund may be used In an y m anner th e bo rro w er may choose to use It Bundy. according to an op'n lo n w ritten by W illard C hochran cam e Monday Ju stice R and and handed down by for a visit a t the home of his sister the suprem e co u rt tn w hich It pointed o u t th a t th e co n stitu tio n Mrs. J. W aller. nl am endm ent c re a tin g the sla te bon F ra n k W augnm nn, H erny O tt nnd us fu n d does not au th o rize th e state H enry Som m ercr w ere P endleton vis bonus com m ision to lim it th e use of bonus Ioans to th e uprehase of I ito rs W ednesday. farm o r horns. The opinion is based upon the an Mr. an d Mrs. F ra n k Thom as came' from P o rtlan d last week for a sh o rt peal of F rn n k W Moore from the slay a t th e ir farm hom e in Columbia. ju d g em en t o f Ju d g e P erry R. Kelly of th e M arlon county c irc u it court Mr and Mrs. W. W. F elthouse left In a case Involving th e rig h t of the com m ’sson to reject an ap p lration for 11 y m otor T uesday fo r P o rtlan d . a loan upon th e ground th a t the ap T he C olum bia Sew ing club girl» plicant w ill use th e money borrowed for purposes o th er th a n to acquire a farm or a home. T he low er court had u p held the commission in Its ru i ng rejectin g Moore’s application. Our stock of heaters for the fall is now on the floor in both combination wood and coal, or wood only. Prices for new heaters range From $ 3 .1 0 up to $ 6 .2 5 for W ood H eaters Have two styles of Oil Heaters a t >8.50 each, and combination heaters at prices of $17.60 up. Our better heaters are the genuine Univer sal O verdraft Smoke Burning styles. T erm s or Cash SA P P E R S’ INC. IMPLEMENTS RADIO OUTFITS ELECTRICAL t O MTRACTING CIOARET SMOKING INJUROUS TO WOMEN T he enorm ous ncrease In cigaret sm oking am ong women, says the London Tim es, calls for some protest by th e m edical profession. He de clares th e h a b it in m any instances is passing beyond a pleasuse and be com ing a vice. “The absorption of nicotine, w hich Is th e d an g er clem ent In the m a tte r,” th e paper proceeds, “ pro duces a condition of nervous ¿ 'stre ss w hich Is fre q u e n tly p ain fu l to ob serve. From th is proceed p alp itatio n s and ex h au stio n and o u tb u rsts of em otion. W om an’s d elicate nervoua organism w as certain ly not intended to en d u re larg e dose« of th is poison. H er fu n ctio n s as a m o th er cannot hut be In terfered w ith when she in dulges in tt to excess.” It Is th e habl* of m any E nglish women an d g irls to smoke rtg arets tn public, an d not a few may be seen in re s ta u ra n ts and' hotels sniokig long slen d er pipes. W om en’s organ- izations an d so c'al Improvement societies have begun a crusade ag ain st th ia “ Inelegant and unw o m anly p ractic« ." - —— — — ■— »■ i s s .■ The Gun and Shells For Getting Game 'l O O S E s h o o t e r s a ll o v e r N o r th T A m erica sw ear b y th e h a rd -h ittin g , evenly d istrib u te d W in ch ester perfect shot pattern, t h a t b rin g s th e geese dow n sto n e d e a d , close to th e blind. C 11 coma to us individually except at p ro h ib itiv e cost, have gone ahead w ith th is show, b rin g in g It to every citizens door, ns It were. “ T he idea back of th is en terp rise has had am ple proof of its soundness, L iterally , people have flocked to our show s by the thousands. O ur office files a re alive w ith le tte rs of com m endation. E veryw here we go we en- co u n ter men and women w ho have seen th e caravan elsew here in Ore- gon, and so it is th a t we know con clusively th a t we have accom plished som ething w o rth w hile.” j j Oregon Hardware & Implement Co. the 1 W fHCH£ST£& sto re ■ SEASON OPENS r '"’"BER 16 O lym pic Scratch Food R ed u ced to $ 2 .7 5 K as Kade S cratch $2.50 per sack. Egg Mash w ith B u tte r M ilk reduced to $3.75. Olympic. Egg Mash K as Kade $2.75. Olympic E gg B uilder $3.50. O yster Shell, E astern a t $2.00 per cwt. H e r m is to n Produce & "The Best o f "The Best o f Supply Co. Good Good Service’ Service" s Whitman B uy a W in ch ester M odel 12 H a m m erless R e p e a tin g S h o tg u n , or a M odel 97 w ith o u tsid e h a m m e r. A nd W in c h e ste r S hells— L e a d er or R e p e a te r in sm okeless, N u b la c k o r N ew R iv al in b lac k pow der. Be p rep a re d for th e big day w hen lu ck com es y o u r w ay. | I j ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ FOOT B A L L W in ch ester S h otguns a n d Shells give th e sam e s a tisfa c to ry resu lts in every o th e rk in d of sm all gam e shooting. T hey a re know n everyw here in th e w orld for d u ra b ility , accu racy , a n d getting game. ! th e b eg in n in g and have retain ed it on th e originul schedule despite the cancellation of several dates else, where. “I t Is d ifficu lt, alm ost im possible to describe o u r show in a m an n er to in d icate the real bigness of it all, b u t we do feel th a t we have b ro u g h t Into th is co u n try a show th a t is u tte rly d ifferen t from any o th e r in d u s tria l exposition, eith e r trav elin g or sta tio n a ry , every seen in th e N orthw est. COMMUNITY CLUB PLANS MEETING Valued at $100,000 “One h u n d red thousand dollars Is T he re g u lar sem i-m onthly m eeting no sm all sum , b u t th a t is out bona fide, le g itim a te investm ent in the of the C om m unity club w ill he held p ro p erty of th e caravan. In fact, a t the L ib rary a t 3 :0 0 on October 17. $100,000 is u n d er ra th e r th a n over An enjoyable program has been a r the m ark . And a payroll and o p e ra t ranged for th e afternoon. Mr». W . J. W arn er is hostess ing expense of $500 a day for a p eri od of 115 days is a considerable item , ch airm an of the lea for the day. also, b u t wei have been glad to p u t on a p ro ject of th is m agnitude, because Oregon Man Winner we fe lt th e need of b rin g in g s tra ig h t Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l College, C or to the people a visualization of the vallis— F irst prize in th e n a tio n al w hole autom otive Ind u stry in a m an peace oratorical contest w as taken ner they would be sure to appreciate. by an Oregon A g ricu ltu ra l college Such m a tte rs as th e advance of mod m an. C larence W. H ickok of McMin e m autom otive science a re complex, nville, senior in in d u stria l arts. A if one depends upon hearsay, or en le tte r from Miss M. and M s s H. deavors to acquire o ne’s know ledge S eabury of New Bedford, Conn., w holly th ro u g h textbooks. A fter all, founders of the contest, inclosed a it is th e perform ance of a specific check for $50, th e prize given a n task th a t im presses the observer, and n u ally for the w in n in g oration, to we, realizin g th a t it is im possible for P resid en t K err o f the college for more th a n a h an d fu l of persons to p resen tatio n to H ickok. COLUMBIA NEWS NOTES HEATERS HARDWARE FUKNI rURE ------- m e - - (C ontinued from P age One) We have a big lot of stockings, 40 and 50 cent values, we are going to offer at Occurence» of Interest Gleaned Here and There About the City and Neighborhood S h otty— “ I t ’s a D erby.” The football boys and th e 'r g irl freinds w ere tre a te d to an Ice cream Peg. ..“C hester isn ’t going to m a r. feed, T h u rsd ay n ig h t, by Mrs. G unu. It w as given a t the H erm iston Ho ly L ucile a fte r a ll.” P h y llis— “ B ut I th o u g h t he fell tel. in love a t firs t sig h t.” P eg— “ Yes, but he took a second I We a re sorry to report th a t sever al of th e g rad e pupils a re absent look.” w ith sc a rle t fever, m easles, sm allpox and chickenpox. Dr. Illsley, the N ancy— “I ’m afraid , Don th a t I h e a lth officer, has urged th a t the w ill never see you in heaven." parent^ cooperate w ith him in stam p Don— "G reat heavens! W hat have ing o u t these diseases. you been doing now ?" CARAVAN DRAWS CROWDS T his w ill b e “Stocking W e e k ” at Our Store LOCAL AND PERSONAL ■ BREVITIES ■ Ho. 19 Miss B rierly, Miss Derby and MI bs Six weeks exams a re on again, and Cowman spent th e week end In P o rt, every one is w orking hard. T he foot land. ball boys are anxious, b u t we hope th a t all will be well. Miss Brown en tertain ed th e foot- | ball boys a t a d elig h tfu l ta ffy pull S h otty— “ H ave you h eard th a t | S atu rd ay n ig h t. Popcorn, doughnuts, H ugh has a new h a t? und coffee were also served. Jo h n n y — “ No, w hat kind it it ? ” A s k to see them. Hosiery A '1 Devoted to the In te re st and D evelopm ent ot the H erm iston School» PHONE 171 „• R, *’ *’ 1 F ~vs.~ U. of Oregon Many are Being Sold MINER ANTIBLOÀT HALTER PENDLETON, OREGON Friday, October 20, 1922 All purchasers are satisfied. The demand will be great. Get your orders in early in order that early delivery may be assured Only collegiate foot hall game o be played in Eastern Oregon this seast n. See O. C. Young, Resident Agent » ■ ■ Round-Up Park-2:30 Grandstand AdnuMien—$l.S0 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■I r a g n m ■■ ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■.■j i TH E PL A Y H O U SE ? i THE BEST BUTTER WRAPPER^ SB J ■ w FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Harry Carry in Ml J » 99 Man to JVlan Red Hot Action. ■" • that money can buy are printed by The Herald. We buy the best stock we can get and do the best work. And the price is the lowest, quality con- sidered. ■ ■ We Take Telephone Orders ■ HAM WEEK 3 a ■ This Picture is Full of it. i SUNDAY --at the— “D EST IN Y ’S ISLE” A Wm. P. S. Earle Production With an All-Star Cast WEDNESDAY CITY MEAT MARKET I Conway Tearle in 5 “THE REFEREE” ■ A Story of Romance and the Prize Ring aah . W ith E very S J Swift’s Premium at 35c Armour’s Star Ham at 35c Regular Ham, whole or half, 28c CITY MEAT MARKET SHUT A iC N D E K S O N . F r ^ . !■■■■■■■ ■■•■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■«■■■g