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HERALD,
High School Mirror
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With every cash
purchase o f $10
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No. 19
Inez H u n t, R eta L auderm llk and sh e looks very cute but the boys as
L enore Dyre are absent from high usual a re clearly opposed to th e flap ,
school thia week w ith th e chicken per'g fad of sh o rt and curly locks.
pox.
P h y llis and h er gentlem an friend
T he firs t P. T. A. m eeting w as held had been s ittin g in the draw in g room
In th e high school assem bly last quite long enough, so fa th e r shouted
T hu rsd ay afternoon. A sh o rt program front th e top of the sta irs ;
consisting of the " I r's h T ilt," given
I t ’s tim e fo r th a t young m an to go
by th e eig h th grade, and a m usical hom ed"
selection by the high school orches
The young m an w as in d ig n an t, and
tr a w as followed by a business ses tu rn in g to P h y llis said: "Y our fa th
sion, d u rin g w hich the p a re n ts and e r Is a era n k ."
teach ers discussed problem s confrout-
B ut fa th e r overheard, and an sw er
in th e school.
ed: "Yes, but w hen you don’t have
T he J u n n r s have elected the fol a se lfsta rte r a cran k is very handy."
low ing “ P urple and Gold” A nnual
S taff:
CO OP. MARKETING INDORSED
E d ito r in chief, A rlouine R obin
son; a ssistan t editor, L eta Thom as;
(C ontinued from P age One)
tu s in e ss m anager, H erb ert lla n e lin e T his will include more adequate fl
and E inbry W a rrin e r; a th le tic e d it nanclng, a general cam paign of edu
ors, L aw rence W inslow and Irm a cation Into th e fund am en tal princi
B uckner; dram atic editor, Madge ples of th 's system , and th e provid
Q uick; m usic editor, C laude H addox; in g th e board of d irecto rs w ith ex
society editor, V ivian N atio n ; Joke p ert buslnces a d v t^ .
editor, E rn e st A ddiem an; a r t editors,
N ever In tfie h ietu ry.of th e sta te
G ladys W are and M urrell B en n ett; and probably not in th e h isto ry of
sn ap sh o t editors, H azel S u th erlan d th e weet h a8 th e principle of cooper
and H erb ert H aneline.
ative m a rk etin g received such a
splendid endorsem ent, o r th e prom ise
The high school w as shocked T ues of such wholesome assistance. T his
day m orning when P hyllis appeared Is all th e m ore appreciated In th a t
w ith bobbed hair. The g irls th in k It waB g v e n en tirely unsolicited.
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It doesn’t mean Bathing Suits
this time
Price is Sll~Gome in and look at them
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Devoted to the Interest and Devol opment ot the Hermiston Schools
PHONE 17 1 1
But a Regular Sweater
Navy
Scarlet
Black
White
Green
Maroon
Blue
HKR M TsTO N ,
Ask for it.
For knitting that Sweater, Scarf or
Baby Jacket, you will find nothing
equal to the new “MAYPOLE” yarns.
The long, soft, fine fibres of this yarn
has made it particularly desirable for
such work, and we especially recom
mend it. All Colors. Pure Wool, or
Silk-O'- Wool. 1 oz. or 2 oz. Balls and
4 oz. Skeins.
YARN SPECIAL
Silk and Wool, 60c
T h is w ill b e “S to c k in g W e e k ” at O ur S to r e
P A IN T IN G W IL L B E
G IV E N A W A Y
This week
See H. D. Force, the light
ning artist, pictures in our
windows.
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THE PL A Y H O U SE
25c one pair, or 5 pair $1.00
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Hosiery
O ur N e w W in te r H o ise r y
is H e r e
W e are
Owen Moore
p a y in g
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40c
a dozen
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fo r E ggs
Wool Heathers, Wool and Silk in all
the new shades
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
« BREVITIES ■
Occurenco« of Intoront Gleaned Itoro
and There About the City and
Neighborhood
W arner, Mrs. A. W. P u rd y and Mrs.
W. T. R oberts a ctin g as hostesses.
Mrs. C. W. Kellogg, p resid en t, who
has been In Ibe east fo r several weeks
on a visit, w as present for h er first
m eeting In weeks. Mrs. A. E. Robb
has been p resid in g In th e absence of
Mrs. Kellogg.
Mr. and, Mrs. W. R. Thomas of
B rattle, W ashington were guests a t
Mrs. George B riggs and Mrs. R. C.
th e home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Dyer
Todd w ill e n te rta in a t th e fo rm er’s
la t week. Mr. Thom as Is a bro th er
home T h u rsd ay and S atu rd ay a fte r
of Mrs. Dyer.
noons w ith bridge. T h is is th e be
g in n in g of a series of card p a rtles
J. H. Y oung of Hood Itlver, form th a t are p lanned for th e season.
e r postm nster here, was in tow n ov
e r the p ast week-end. He came up to
T h u rsd ay aftern o o n Mrs. H. M.
nmko ta rg e ts out of Chinese pheas S traw w ill e n te rta in a t h er home
a n ts and according to rep o rts he got w ith cards.
th e bag lim it.
J. L. H an n a of P o rtlund, recen t
pu rch aser of th e the F. D. Stanley
and Mrs. P ercy ranches, bus been
here th e p ast week, and d u rin g his
Btay purchased 5 head of dairy cows
tw o of them blue ribbon w inners at
th e H erm iston show, from .1. L. Bnys,
an d also a herd of D uroc-Jersey hogs
of th e Mason and Adams strain ,
w hich w ill be used to Htock th e Hann
farm . Mr. H anna has been doing con
sid erab le Im provem ent work on the
place th is fall. B ert P itc h e r Is In
charge of (he ranch.
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New Sidewalk Put in
W ell, th e "k id s” are all back at
th e ir studies ag ain , b u t we w ill bet
m ost of them hope th ere w on’t be
enough coal to heat th e school houses
th is w inter.
CALL FOR WARRANTS
All C ity of H erm iston W a rra n ts
(except special stre e t im provem ent
w a rra n ts) a re called. In terest stops
W. J. W a rn e r w as a business vis th is 19 th day of October, 1922.
F. B. Swayze,
ito r In P endleton Tuesday.
5-1 tc.
City T reasu rer
W atch for th e Ladles B ap tist Ba-
zaur December 2.
Adv.
“SISTERS”
W e also have silkoline and C reton fo r covering a t 25 to 65 cents
per yard.
W e have a sm all display of Stam ped goods in collar and Cuff
setts, linen and In d ian head B u ffe t sets, luncheon setts, dresser
scarfs, childs rom pers an d n ig h t gowns.
Hermiston Market & Grocery
THURSDAY
(This show given Thursday account of Lyceum
number on Wednesday)
New crop of Walnuts, Brazil Nuts
and Peanuts
Fresh Florida Grape Fruit
“Palace of Darkened Windows”
In fact,
A MYSTERY STORY
we are headquarters for
everything that is good to eat. Come
and see for yourself.
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satisfaction
THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
“ The West Side Eat Shop”
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V O U have an interest in schools? T h en be
sure to un d erstan d th e tru e m eaning of the
School Monopoly Bill w hich is called on the
ballot th e Com pulsory E ducation B ill
T he reason th a t this n am e is m isleading is
because w e already have com pulsory educa
tion under th e present existing law , and w e
already have com pulsory teaching in E nglish
in a ll schools.
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Herald.
We buy the best stock we
can get and do the best work. Arid
the price is the lowest, quality con-
sidered.
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We Take Telephone Orders
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W h a t this bill really proposes is to substitute state
control over the education of your children for y o u r controL
T he people of Michigan have already overwhelmingly
defeated this measure, because it attacked the freedom of
education.
“TH E H A M W H A T A M ”
Protect your rights which are being endangered-do
not be misled by the name of this b ill Read the proposed
bill carefully. Read the campaign literature. Find out
the intent of the bill which is disguised by the title.
$ 6 .2 5 for W o o d H e a te r s
IMPLEMENTS
RADIO OUTFITS
ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING
is now in order and Cotton B a tts w ill he in -dem and. W e carry
the fu ll Com fort size in nice fleecy cotton a t »1.50. M arshall
F ield Q uality.
Here you are at the
An American Releasing
Super Special
The School Monopoly Bill
has a misleading name!
From $ 3 .1 0 u p to
S A P P E R S ’ IN C .
B E D D IN G
guaranteed.
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
Term« or Cash
W in c h e it e r H e a d q u a rte rs
Prices are right and
HEATERS
Have two styles of Oil Heaters a t »8.50
each, and combination heaters at prices of »17.50
up.
Our better heaters are the genuine Univer
sal Overdraft Smoke Burning styles.
Oregon Hardware & Im
plement Co.
“ The Best o f
G ood Service’
The M. E. Ladies Aid had
splendid all-d ay m eeting W ednesday
a t th e home o f Mrs. Phipps.
Dr. Adams rep o rts th e b irth of an
8 1-2 pound boy to Mrs R. W. P o in ter
on October 15. Mrs. P o in ter Is
d au g h ter of Mr. and Mrs. Pace.
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H e r m is to n P roduce &
" T h e B est o f
S u p p ly Co. Good
Service”
SUNDAY
New sidew alks a re in evidence
here. A concrete w alk has been put
in on Gladys avenue In fro n t of the
M itchell and W aterm an homes and
th e O. W. R. A N. have p u t in a 100
feet of new p lan k w alk w here th ere
p ro p erty borders on Gladys avenue.
You can have any picture
you wish painted by Mr.
Force.
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A nnouncem ent— H.
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Force,
The Com m unity club gath ered In lig h ten in g a rtis t, is d em o n stratin g
th e lib ra ry a t Ils reg u lar m eeting n t th e Oregon Im plem ent & H ard
Tuesday afternoon w ith Mrs. W. J. w are com pany th is week.
Adv.
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
REPORTED
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We have a big lot of stockings, 40 and 50 cent values, we are going to offer at
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You can get it at the
CITY MEAT MARKET
Swift’s Premium, Armour’s Star
and Regular Ham
wiU find that that th°y propose school monoply.
A hidden attack upon freedom of education.
Vote 315X N O on the
School Monopoly Bill
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C IT Y M E A T M A R K E T
SUCKY A HENDttSON, F t^ a .
aad Protestant School«
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