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Show Page Five Many Forget Christmas Until the Last Few Days. A Small Deposit will Reserve that Gift. Richardson-Hunt Co. STUDENTS in the GREATEST SCHOOLS ARE USING theARCASCOPE In Geometry, Trigonometry, Mechanical Drawing, and Higher Mathematics Classes. Tiiis "Lriiinle with a br.iin" incliules :i hire WMitl 30 neL'ree transparent trinngle, protractor, three useful rules, four computing scales for use in ija oiii nry ami trigonometry. Id will const rue i s.vmniei rical f iu res. diviile circles, etc ; check student's answers: performs multi-pl ic.it ion, division, pi' up jrt ion, etc. : ilssisls the student to yrasp Lhe principles underlying geometry and trigonometry Weber Students Need the ARCASC0PE too. J.LEISHMAN COM PA NYElrB4,l8 OGDEN, UTAH WEBER HERALD Thomas C. Foley Company Announce the opening of their new Stores The public is cordially invited to see the man- new things and our new stores, where patrons will find a carefully selected variety of goods to retail at 5, 10, 25, 50 cents up (o SI and thereabouts, among them a wonderful assortment of Practical Gift Suggestions for Men Women and Children Which will materially aid those who have many to remember and desire to limit the cost. Don't miss the opening days now until New Years FOLEY'S VARIETY STORES 2410 WASH AVE. Commercial National Bank Capital, Surplus and Undivided Profits $300,000 Both Conimerci.il and Savings Accounts Solicited. Four Per Cent Paid Quarterly. GreenwelFs Confections 234 1 Washington Ave. and 356 Twenty-fifth Street Boot Shop Xmas Gifts: Houseslippers, 75c. and up special Amas ttosiery tor Everybody GIRLS! A Stylish Line of Caviler Boots $5.50 to $9.00 Ogden Steam Laundry Co. Dry Cleaners and Dyers O. A. Parmley, Manager. Telephone 175 437 Twenty-fifth Street OGDEN, UTAH Steck's Cozy EVERY SUNDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY PERFECTION PICTURES Featuring Taylor Holmes, Bryant Washburn, Shirley Mason, Mary McAlister ADMISSION: 5c and 15c Boyle Hardware Company Jobbers and Retailers House Hardware, Builders Hardware, Cutlery and Tools. Agents for Spaulding Athletic Goods. 350 24th St. Phone 213 CHRISTMAS EDITION IMPOSSIBLE Unless you patronize our Advertisers and mention The Herald 0. H. S. TIGER CRITICISED (By a Student.) To be able at least to understand imd perhaps appreciate this article it is first necessary to spend a few wasteful moments in the last, long delayed issue of the Tiger. Perhaps you can rescue a copy from the waste basket or garbage cans in and about the confines of the Old Hens Seminary, or secure one from a member of the school. I have just completed a survey of the patent medicine pamphlet and as f feel inclined to put forth my views on the latest edition jf what is termed the O. H. S. Tiger, I do not claim to be an expert upon the publication of periodicals, but from the standpoint of common sense, which I think I possess, I consider myself able at least to pass judgment upon this endeavor to produce a school paper. Under the heading of "Boys Will Be Dancers," an aspiring writer of ten-cent fiction gives a few of her adventures evidently experinced at the Royal Dancing hall. Our friend, Webster, received several hard jolts with such expressions as "Heavenly Hash and Whipped Cream." I would suggest that hereafter when thisfifteen-cent society debutant attends a dance with her football steady that she . wear a placard with an inscription something like this. "Fragile, Handle with care. Unless you can dance like Vernon Caste, don't touch." Because of her complete understanding of the rythmic art I suggest her as a successor to Mrs. Billy Leon. If the write-up was an intended means of advertising the Classicalia, it failed in its purpose by setting afloat a general opinion that unless you have received a diploma from' the greatest dancing school in the country it is useless to attend the dance. The next column contained all the words in the dictionary which com mence with the letter "P" and also a likeness of Huckleberry Finn's twin brother. The Honor Roll which was crowded into an inside page would have made better use of the space. If the Herald editor should enter into a technical description of the removal of the balconies it will come as a result of his reading an article headed "Carpenters Busy." I hope the girls in the high school understand what an "eight-inch joiner, a Wyson and Mills hollow chisel mor-tiser" and a few other machines are used for. This is just a waste of space, and fearing that the editor will reject this on account of its length, I close. A Student. BRIEF MENTION If Prof. Nichols would attend devotional a little oftener he would know better than to applaud before the invocation. This year Prof. T. Earl Pardoe slept soundly after the school play. Ezra Steele will be a corporation lawyer when he grows up. Forbidden to go beyond the front gate the other Sunday afternoon, he took the gate off its hinges and carried it in front of him to a ball game. Prudence Roberts, '17, paid the jchool a visit the day before Thanksgiving. She haslened to her old haunts the kitchen and chemistry laboratory and immediately felt at borne. She is very much interested in the U. A. C. library, a sorority and someone else, but we couldn't get his name. Quite a commotion was started in the senior theology class when the girls spied and had to inspect an engagement ring on the finger of Miss Jean Wilson. Mr. Robert Blakely was the donor. Miss Wilson expects to finish school before taking the nuptial vows. Notice to Class Presidents and Reporters.Your class activities will receive no mention in this paper unless they are written up in full by the reporter. The editor will refuse briefs or outlines from the reporters. He has enough work to do. If you want your class represented, get your material in shape and in on time. Wonderful things are happening nowadays. Even Prof. Jensen is talking of a "Rumpless" chicken with a "rump." He also tells us that seeds from seedless oranges won't in turn produce seedless oranges. Well? An advertisement said the firm would tell how to make butter from grass for five dollars. The five dollars was sent and the following reply came back, "After you get the grass, feed it to a cow and churn the milk." Some of the Freshmen favored the uniform dress in order to wear long trousers. This is a usual aspiration Gordon Croft wants to know how to make his pants last. He suggest that he have his coat made first. Douglas Leishman, former editor, achieved the feat of sending finger prints over 500 miles of telegraph wire by use of the Leishman electric trans mission system. The demonstration was made at Oakland, Cal. The natural color is just returning to Pres. Wilkinson's face after the shower . of flattery from Prof. Dixon. Modesty is Ernest's second name. Doctor Lind has been suggested as editor for a probable department of "Love Lore," to be instituted in the Herald. The feasibility of the plan to take the school play to Provo is being investigated. No remarks from the cheapseats. The Junior carnival was postponed on account of the school play. It is undecided when it will be held. After a few more "rattle-brains" have been "called down" in devotional, we might be able to hear what is said by the speakers. Just about time for the Seniors to start rehearsing their play to initiate the stage. If the Juniors will hold their party .i the Social room, the other classes might have a chance to get together. He who procrastinates is lost. 'Che WEBER FLORAL CO. Never "Disappoints You Thone FOUR-ONE-0 - - nhere the Flowers Grow GREENHOUSE, 740 28th St. STORE. 2463 Wash. Aoe Moore's Studio Special Rates to Students Satisaction Guaranteed 2469 Wash. Ave. Upstairs ROYAL BARBER SHOP Five Chairs, Two Baths, Shining Parlor and Up-to-Date, All Around Barber Shop. Our Prices: Hair Cutting 25c Children under 12 yrs 15c Shaving . . i5c A good place to have your barber work done. ENSIGN DRUG COMPANY Headquarters for "Weber Students Agency for NYAL Products Col. Hudson Bldg. HATS that's all NORMAN SIMS 384, 25th Street MEET ME AT MARSHALL'S FOUNTAIN After School, for one of their Hot Roast Beef Sandwiches. Washington Market A. M. MILLER, Prop. Fresh and Salt Meats, Eastern and Home Cured Bacon and Hams. All kinds of Fresh Fish. GROCERIES An up-to-date line of Staple and Fancy Groceries, Green Vegetables, Fresh Fruit. i. THE MUSICAL HOME Ml EiXi j-'tJiw 9 is invariably a happy and contented one. Music keeps the young folks at home and always amuses the old folks. Visitors are charmed if there be a good piano-player to entertain them. But the expert player must be provided with a good instrument. We are offering some very rich and sweet-toned instruments both Grand and Uprights perfect beauties, at most moderate prices Agent for C. G. Conn and F. E. Olds highest grade brass instruments. We carry a line of other musical instruments, sheet music and music teachers' supplies. Ezra H. G. Williams Music Co. 2215 Washington Avenue Always the Best Pictures at the Utah Theatre. Phone 3060 |