Pacific University - Heart of Oak Yearbook (Forest Grove, OR)

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LEAVE IT OR NOT By Scripley PACIFIC CASH MARKET j T (joiiiplftf Line ! I MKATS AND GR0C?:RI?:S I I I ALSO 1 FRESH VEGETABLES I AND FRUITS f T ▼ F ' lrt-st Grave ' s Oivii Store SAFEWAY STORES UlS ' rRlHLTI(3N WITHOUT WASTE QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOW PRICES Save at Safeicay 10 Main Street Phone 15 -.+ +.. 1 i MacMarr Grocers 11 H. T. GILTNER I I i STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES ] ] AND CASH PRICES j TWO STORES i I ] I 22 South Main — and — 13 N ' urth Main j | STAPLE AND FANCY GROCERIES FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUIT TELEPHONE 70 OR 71 ■■+ +. i i PREMIER BAKERY ! ! 1 I + The Bakery Line Complete I Phone 161 Adjoining: Postoffice 18 SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments of CHAS. HILL LUNCHES — SERVICE 1 collec;e WAV . . . pacific avenue i + + One hundred forty-one

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LEAVE IT OR NOT By Scripley NATIONAL BANK Money Talks and it says Pleasant thiiiii.s all aloni; the patlnvay of life if c u ' ll arraiifie to keep some of it handy in a SAVINGS ACCOUNT where ()u ean Liet it when ()u want it. THIS BANK AFFORDS YOU SAFETY ' EFFICIENCY ' AND COURTEOIS SERVICE ALWAYS OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS M. R. Johnson, President (Jeo. Paterson, I ' ice-Presulriil W . B. Coon, Dirertiir Dniar Fendall, C-ashier R. D. Underwood, Asst. ( ' ashler C. L. A ' aKner. Dim lor PRINTING - ' -FOR COLLEGIANS Collegians want printing that has snap, youth, and color. The ' are the moderns among moderns. When we solicit the . Sj|| printing patronage of Pacific Univer- ;;:7;Vyji gjj. . s{u(;|ents wc give them the best ob- tainable in creative ability, new t pe faces and fine printing. NEWS ' TIMES PUBLISHING CO. PHONE 57 13 .MAIN ST. SOI IH I •+ +-.. One hundred torty

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LEAVE IT OR NOT - - - HERRICK HALL EXPOSED By SCRIPLEY There are rules on the books concern- ing the Co-Ed residents of Herrick Hall and these rules, according to the best of my knowledge, were always strictly en- forced and obediently submitted to, but here is a little inside dirt that Scripley told to me and you can leave it or not. Before my disillusionment of Herrick Co-eds, Scripley said, I used to think, ' What a fine group of girls, ' for upon en- tering the hall they always came running forward to wait on one, and they really were adept at that racket. But now I know why, for they ' ve been waiting ever since they entered school. Now you think that that book which Herrick inmates sign out in is really a serious thing and would read like A True Story, said Scrip, but I am going to let you in on the truth, and I know, for one night when I was sitting by the fireplace I picked up that signing out book, think- ing it was someone ' s album, and I looked through it. Scripley came a little closer, lowered his voice until he was whispering like a chapel speaker, and murmured. On the first page, for the convenience of the girls who get the opportunity to stay out for a week-end or several days, is kept the Credit they are refunded for meals and room. These accounts are on the first page, I suppose, because they are the most used and are the easiest found. Next come the signing out pages, which are divided into six col- umns with these headings above the first five : Name ; Right name ; Leaving for ; Send bills to; Correct address. There is no title over the last column as it is used for in- structions to a roommate or to the dean. This column seemed the most valuable for in it were many useful suggestions like: ' I borrowed your dress but will get back in time for you to wear it Saturday night, ' or ' Keep the door locked; I lost a dime under the bed and didn ' t find it ' . (Continued on Page 145) One hundred By Scripley (J ' ii i ' Ii ifiils WEST COAST TELEPHONE CO. FOREST GROV E OREGON + ♦ J. c. PENNEY CO. INC. 4. — ioTty-i A NATION-WIDE INSTITUTION FOREST GROVE OREGON