— High School Mirror
K I N G S L E Y ’S
4 E R M I8 T O N
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H O U S E
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Q U A L IT Y
A M P » 1 R V IÇ I
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The heather and silk and wool
stockings are selling every day
H e rm s to n H igh football team de
feated S tanfield squad by a score of
20-0 on the S tan field g rid iro n last
S aturday.
T his w as not only the fourth gam e
played b u t also th e fo u rth victory
.co red by our boyB th is season.
Since the gam e w ith S tanfield
th ree w eeks ago in w h ich -S tan field
w as defeated by a 59-0 score, Coach
G raiapp haa been w orking up some
new plays w hich he intended to
sp rin g S atu rd ay by w hich he hoped
to defeat o u r neighboring opponents
by a g re a te r score th a n before. B ut
due to th e fact th a t Borne of the boys
broke tra in in g rules. Capt. A ddlem an
d id n 't tr y th e new plays and. S ta n
field, know ing th e old line of plays
was able to break them u p th u s hold
ing th e score 20-0 in H erm iston's
favor.
M onday m o rn ’ng Coach G raiapp
gave the football boys a ta lk In re
gard to keeping th e tr a in in g rules.
H e explained the necessity of going
to bed early and keeping re g u lar
h o u rs fo r meals, u sin g the resu lts
of the S ta n f e ld gam e as an example.
Price $20.00
a ton
They are the smart thing for
winter wear with the oxford
paying
Miss Yenney— (E n g lish cla ss)—
M urrel, w hat Is
th e
p astoral
verse?’’
M urrel B.— ’’It Is a m in iste r’s
verse."
T w o Quart
Pudding Pans
F ra n k Swayze— "M ay I kiss you
on the foreh ead ?"
A rlotiine R obinson— " If you do
you’ll get a bang in the m o uth."
LOST— D iamond brooch, circ u la r in
shape. Reward. Mrs. G eorgia H en
derson.
7 - t f e .1
S I FIT
4020
FOR QUICK DEALS
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F o u r room bouse in H erm iston for S
sale a t rig h t figure a t once. P a rt S
cash, p a rt tim e.
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Six room home in M ilton to trad e
for sm all acreage o r tow n property
b srs.
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<0 acres under McKay. Some of th e *
very best. $25.00 per acre. P a rt term s 5
T he P aren t-T each ers association
h as prom ised to give th e high school
o rch estra some new o rch estratio n
music. T he o rch estra is in need of
th is m usic for a t present it has n o th
ing b u t popular selections w hich a re
not su ita b le for all occasions. W e
are very g ra te fu l to th e P.-T. A. for
th is assistance.
STANDARD
DESIGNER
PATTERN
with THE BELROBE
R egular price 9 5 c
L ast C hance
Saturday
B
ton couples S atu rd ay evening w ith
a dinner-dance a t P endleton. The
p arly w ill m otor over from here.
A num ber of ladies g ath ered a t th e
home of Mrs. A. E. Robb Tuesday
S atu rd ay aftern o o n Mrs. E rv a afternoon to sew on L ib rary cu rtain s.
K ingsley w ill e n te rta in th e bridge It is reported th n t th e c u rta in s have
Students Return to School
club a t h er home on G ladys avenue. not yet been made.
Inez H u n t, E laine H u n t, R eta
Mrs M. S. Kern and Mrs. B arth el A ssisting th e hostess w ill be Mrs. C.
An eight pound g irl w as born to L ouderm ilk and M argaret N eary have
w ill e n te rta in a num ber o f K erm is- M. Voycn, Mrs. W. W. Illnley and
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s w n ^ M , ________ Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Shaw la st T h u rs re tu rn e d to school a fte r a b rief ill
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child In th e Shaw fam ily. Dr. W. W.
Illsley was In atten d an ce.
School Folks See Game
L ast F rid ay aftern o o n school w as
Mr. and Mrs. A. M uir of Redmond dism issed so th a t th e stu d e n ts and
w ere guests a t th e home of Mr. and teach ers m 'g h t a tte n d the Oregon-
Mrs. E. J. K ingsley for a few h o u rs W h itm an gam e a t P endleton. Mr.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
last T hursday w hile en ro u te lo th e ir F elth cu se took a tru c k load of stu-
home in Redmond.
dents and tow nspeople to the gam*.
Occurrncrs of Interest Gleaned Here
and There About (ho City und
Neighborhood
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“G et-Rich-Q uick
W allingford
is now in o rd er and C otten B a tts w ill be in dem and. W e carry
the fu ll Com fort size in nice fleecy cotton a t >1.50
M arshall
Field Q uality.
L. A. Reineman
W e also have silkoline an d C reton for covering a t 25 to 65 cents
per yard.
Independent Candidate For
W e have a sm all display of Stam ped goods in collar and Cuff
setts, linen an d Indian head B u ffe t sets, luncheon setts, dresser
scarfs, cbilds rom pers and n ig h t gowns.
STATE
SENATOR
20th Senatorial District
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THE PL A Y H O U SE
H e r m is to n Produce &
“ The B est o f
Supply Co. Good
Service”
" I believe In the g re a te st efficiency
and s tric te st economy in th e opera
tion of o u r governm ent, and if elect,
ed to the office of S tate S en ato r I
pledge the people th a t I w ill w ork to
the best of my a b ility to accom plish
these re su lts ’
" T h e Best o f
G oo d Service’
Hermiston Market & Grocery
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Did you know th at this is the place to buy good
things to e a t—well, it is.
A Cosmopolitan Production
BIG POLITICAL RALLY
Our Aim is to Keep Everything
the Market Affords
SUNDAY
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“SISTERS”
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We have just received a shipment of canvas
gloves of all kinds.
Prices are right too.
Ju st come in and see for yourself.
Our motto, “Satisfaction Guaranteed.”
FREE T O ALL
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Saturday Evening at
The Play House
WEDNESDAY
“T he Chicken in
the C ase”
THE STORE WITH THE BLUE FRONT
“ The West Side Eat Shop”
J. Lee Parker, Prop.
MAURICE
CRUMPACKER
Radio! Radio! Radio!
Let us figure with you on in
stalling a Radio Set in your
home
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You can enjoy concerts, lectures, market re
ports, base ball and other sport news by wireless
right at home and cost is not nearly what you
might. We have heard concerts from the follow
ing points at the store: Fort Worth, Texas; Kan
sas City, Denver, Salt Lake City, Phoenix, Ariz.;
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Sacramento, Reno,
Nev ; Medford, Ore.; Butte, Mont.; Great Falls,
Mont.; Havre, Mont.; Wallace, Ida.; Wenatchee,
Wash.; Vancouver, B. C.; Seattle and Tacoma;
Portland, Ore.; Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We
have also heard new sets at Pendleton and Walla
Walla test out. These will be in operation regu
larly as soon as government licence is obtained.
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Well known attorney and able
speaker of Portland -
will speak
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Pot RoastL. ...... . ................
15c
Rib Boiling Pieces .................. _ ...lOc
Jowl Bacon, pound _______ __ 25c
Sausage-hamburger, pork^2 lbs 35c
Just received this week, some Swift’s Toilet
Soap, 5 cents a bar
Catsup
hi
gallon containers, SI. 75
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Immediately following is the regular show at The * ■
Z Play House, “GET RICH QUICK WALLINGFORD, ” ! !
■ a Screen Masterpiece. Regular Prices.
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that money can buy are printed by The
Herald. We buy the best stock we
can get arjd do the best work. And
the price is the lowest, quality con
sidered.
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Make a Big Meeting of This--The Only One During the Campaign
SA PPE R S’ INC.
HARDWARE
FURNITURE
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On W ednesday, T hursday and F ri
day of next week T eacher’s In s titu te
w ill be held a t Pendleton. The s tu
d en ts a re rejoicing over t h ’s prospect
of a vacation.
Mrs. Fred Phelps.
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W in ch e»ter H e a d q u a rte rs
Institute Allows Vacation
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Oregon Hardware & Im
plement Co.
New Music for Orchestra
Silk and Wool, 60c
49c
W ANTED— One c a r of No. one Al- '
faifa Hay. Second or th ird cu ttin g .
C. L. H a lf eld, W htie Salm on. W n. j
7 -ltc .
Some good trad es unim proved land
easy term s w ith some money fu rn ish ,
ed
for developm ent.
Fad For Bobbed Hair Continues
E. P. Dodd
H azel S u th erlan d and P aulne Mor 1-tc.
ris cam e to school Monday shorn of
th eir1 fa ir and len g th y tresses. The
craze for bobbed h a ir seems to have
taken com plete possession of th e high
school girls and we w onder daily
who w ill be the next victim .
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Hermiston Defeats Stanfield
We are buying
our p o ta to e s
for winter. If
you have any
to sell see us.
Hosiery
Special- - Children’s
Corset Waists, 20c
“W e a r-E v e r”
Devoted to t h . I n t e r e t an d Deval opm qat of t h . H e m le to n School.
PHONE 171 ’
“ M A Y P O L E ” th e
w o n d e rfu l h a n d
k n ittin g y a rn
The most beautiful articles
can be made
fro m
th e
“MAYPOLE”
knitting yams,
a n d if you
have not tried
them be sure
to do so.
O n ce you
use these de
lightful silky
yarns, and you
will use noth
ing else.
Avfc to see them.
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