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Hew Church at
Monmouth Put
To Use Sunday
Monmouth .' Ore.. Dec. 15. The
new Baptist church building of
Monmouth, a structure which Uat
cost much effort and money, was
dedicated to Its work In the spi
ritual life of the Monmouth com
munity practically free from debt
last Sunday The dedicatory ex
mrelaaB followed an epoch making
Ony In the history of the church.
"or months the work of mov
ing the "community night services'
ins baa been In progress end the
imiiiiiIIIi ' "i in charge Tiavc met
with remarkable achievements.
Mot only is this a handsome edi
iioe, but it is a community house
f rreat convenience and pride to
Mil citizens of Monmouth and
-within ii few short months money
has been secured by members of
the church and friends to com
plete the work.
Ijarge crowds and beautiful ser
vices marked the dedication day.
Thw seatli), capacity of the large
huildinK was almost insufficient
to acconimodiite the people who
gathered for the Sunday services.
Other churches held no morning
services in order that their mem
ben might attend the opening of
the new building.
Preliminary services were held
during the previous week, begin
ning on Sunday, and a remarkable
interest prevailed at each service
during the week. In his intro
ductory sermon Rev. Pace refer
red to the edifice (is "The house
by the side of the road'' quoted
from Sam Walker Foss, a noted
poet.
Service Impressive,
The dedication service opened
-with an organ prelude and a
chant by the choir. Rev. Peter
Conklin, pastor of the Evangeli
cal church offered invocation, pind
a short address of greeting on be
half of the Oregon Uaptist con
. ference was made by Rev. W. T.
MUUken, I). U. The pastors of
other churches in the city had a
part In the program, in the af
' lernoon. J. H. Ackermin, presi
dent of the Oregon State Normal
School, Prof. Thou, n. Gentle and
Prof I. V. 13. Butler also were on
the program for short talks, and
Rev. Myron K. Haynes, U. D.,
delivered the dedication sermon.
The sermon was delivered at 11
a. m.. and the program was con
tinued through the afternoon and
evening. Rev. W. A. Waldo," pas
tor of the Baptist church at Cor
vallta (jreached Monday evening
mid Rev. C. L. Town of McMlnn
ville preached lust evening. The
special meetings will continue un
til and including Thursday ev
ening. RU-DCtune Is Beautiful
The new church building lp an
edifice of beautiful architecture,
correctly proportioned, and in
every respect well finished. The
large audience on Sunday found
II rtellghtfully restful. The audi
torium room has (i large seating
capacity and the building is prov
ided with a eovimunrty rest room,
a community library room and
other features which make It a
Sraat community asset. Follow
ing the "commulty night services"
tfuring the week, in which various
pastors participated, members
ntna visitors were invited to ac
quaint themselves with all the
features of the new building, and
-many who reside near here mani
fested surprise at its capacity and
MMrwealence.
Besides the pastor of the churoh
Rev. r,,ce. other ministers who
look part In the programs during
the preceding week are: Rev. J
B. Heed of Portland. Myron K
Haynes, I). D., C. U Trawn of
McMinnvllle. Dr. w. T. Mil liken
of 8alem and Dr. O. C Wright ..r
Portland Rev. Reed has been
preaching at the nai.i . ..
i, ... '. ""IMJ
-uuiiuui mi' week.
Bringing Up Father By1 George McManus
''"eiuational K
WE ARE OlNi
TO HAVE! A. LOBbTErj
FOR OlMMtre?
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WHICH ONE! DID
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Polk Woman
Makes Success
of Poultry Yard
Independence. Ore., Dec. 15.
Mrs. F. P. Oround, who resides on
i farm south of here, has demon
strated to her entire satisfaction
that "the best Is the cheapest"
1th UOUltrv as with nvervtliinir
olse on the farm. The financial
returns from chickens, she says,
when handled in a modern way
surpass her exnectationa. Mrs
Ground has handled chickens for
many years, but they were of the
barnyard variety and received lit
tle attention except as they de
mauded food and hands to gather
the egg product, which was usual
ly taken to the stores and trailer!
for necessaries of the house. She
had been reading of others' suc
cess in the pure-bred poultry in
dustry, and recently became Inter
ested. She inaugurated a new sys
tem in the poultry yard and It has
been conducted noon lines annmv.
ed by experts in the industrv Th
result has surpassed her greatest
anticipation, and Mrs. Oround Is
now among the foiemost of Ore
gon poultry producers, breeding
standard fowls with a remarkable
degree of success.
WhiOri
nuous
utoinoliile
d th
Power Company
Installs Turbine
Independence. Ore. line it.
C. C. Archibald, local manager of
the Mountain States Power- e.-.
pany, says there will be some
slight interruption in the service
during the next few days, duo to
the installation of a large steam
turbine which will be added to
the equipment at the power plant
in Dallas. This, he says, will soon
be in service. It has a rating of
(SO kllowats and will increase the
capacity of the plant to that ex
tent. The plant has undergone a
general overhauling and iih,.,-
cessary equipment added at a cost
of apporximately J50.000. When
the work is completed the ssrvltv
will be so Improved that little iln
flculty will be experienced in the
future in giving patrons the ser
vice the require.
Dallas
Dallas, Or., Dee 15. Miss Kath
arine Van Voorhies HiiiM-rim.
of the Dallas hospital, and Miss
, .oldie Macrarlane, a trained nurse
from Salem, were entertained at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kloyd
1). Moore last evening.
Judge H. H. Holt, who has hern
holding court in McMinnville for
the past week, has returned to his
duties in Dallas. Many complex
cases came before the judge during
nts work at McM'nnv
he reports was very st
Bay Chute well knowi
man of Dallas, has
Lynch garage on Oak street an.i
will engage in general automobile
repair business for himself. Mr.
Chute has been connected with the
Ford garage for several year;-.
More recently he was associate
with th Dallas garage This will
make a total of six garages in Dal
las. Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Schaeffer
were entertained at the home of
.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd D. Moore on
Monday night, the evening hoing
spent in card playing.
The high school student body is
making plans and nrenarations -t Me
the publication of an annual sami
time at the close of the school ye.- r
The annual usuallv is a rc-nrri ,,f
the social and athletic progress of
the school. It is planned to make
this number representative.
Mrs. Peter S. Grenwood of Seat
tle is In Dallas this week rinltlnar at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. James
Harris. Mrs. Harris is a daughter
of Mrs. Qrenwood.
C. B. Sundberg was a business
visitor In Independence on Mon
day.
laMr. H. B. Volheim of Portland
was the guest of Mr. and Airs. 11.
H. Volheim over the last of the
week. She was accompanied to
Dallas by her small granddaughter.
Mrs. D. M. Shattuck snehl I ha
week-end In Portland visiting with
friends and shopping.
Mr. and Mrs John Cernev snc-nt.
the last of the week visitin,; with
i riehds in Safem.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cutlet' htve
returned to their home in Dallas
after having spent a few days m
Salem visiting at the homo of Mr.
and Mrs. Vass.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Bratchor of
Perrydale were Sunday (roosts of
Mr. and Mrs. I. J Yoakum.
Don Shepherd and family, who
have brfii living on a farm near
the Guthrie school house, have dis
posed of their property and will
make Baker City their boms in th.
future. Mrs. Shepherd ha3 gone
to Baker and will be followed by
her husbund sometime before
Christmas,
munity to attend a meeting in the
Orange hall in Monmouth next
Friday when the merits of pure
bred stock will be discussed.. The
Farm Bureau people engaged in
the livestock business are holdint,
a seres of meetngs in the county
ths week, commencng at Dallas
yesterday. The schedule of the
meetngs are as follows: Tuesday,
Dec. 14, Horticulture, 1:30 p. m.
at Dallas: Wednesday. Dec. 15,
Crops and Rodents, 1:30 p. m.;
Thursday. December 1 . Pouln-v
1:30 p. in.; Friday, Dec. 17, Live
stock. io:.i a. m., and 1:30 p. m
at Monmouth; and aSturday Dec
18, the Farm Bureau annual meet
ing In Dallas at 10:30 a. m. ami
1:30 p m. All meethur will heh eld
in Dallas except the lvestock meet
ing on I-i-iday. Countv Acent Paul
Carpenter ta interested in a move
meat to eliminate scrub sires froi
the county.
Dallas Knights
Initiate Class
Dallas, Or.. Dec 15. The fetllas
Knight of Pythias intiated a large
Farm Bureau To
Hold Session at
Monmouth Friday
Monmouth, Ore., Dec. 15.
P. O. Powell president nf th.. ivdir
county I'arm bureau has issued in
vitations to the people of this com-
Walt Mason Bursts
Into Rhyme Over
Ford Price Drop
f have a hat that cost a nile
hat prices high have soared and
I take off that treasured Hl uA
bow to Henry Ford. Like miny pa
triotic gents, the people's cause
I'd' aid. unless 'twould cost me fif
teen cents and then I am afraid.
I'd gladly make the welkin ring,
demanding prices fair; wind does
n't cost me anything, and I have
lots to spare. But when it conies
to selling rhymes at any pre-war
rates, why. I have use for all my
dimes, like all the other skates.
But Henry took a nobler view, and
he had higher plans: he silid
"I'll cut the Drice in two on mv
I nice sedans. What though it means
ja mighty loss M?y spirit won't be
I grieved; the oiiuse is good and
com is dross when good may be
achieved." So he Indulged In slash
ing jags, cut prices many beans;
and poor folk brought their shdp
ping bags and bought his limou
fines. And other olutes beheld the
sign and their price schedules
smashes, and merchant princes
fell in line and slashed, and s'.ish
ed, and slashed. And while we
still have breath and life we must
not this forcet 'twas Henrv tnnV
the pruning knife and an example
set. (Copyright by George Mat
thew Adams.) (adv)
class Monday evening in the rank
of squire and transacted other im
portant business; among wh'ch,
they laid definite plans for the en
tertainment in their hall on Thurs
day night at which time they will
entertain their wives. The pro
gram will be along tne line of a
patriotic commemoration of the
landing of the pilgrim fathers.
Knight Glenn O. Holman will give
the chief address of the evening at
which time he will give a histo.y
of the pilgrim landing and the suc ¬
cessful events following.
Woodmen to Initiate,
The local Modern AVoudnier. of
America have arranged to take a
-lass of 15 candidates to Balem on
Thursday evening. The class Will
be initiated by the Salem Modern
Woodmen team. About 15 carloads
of Modern Woodmen will learn
Dallas and Monmouth at 7 o'clock,
arriving in time for the rem Tar
work which will -lie niMMi l.v
the Salem Modern Woodmen of
America.
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SUFFERED TEN YEA
OKTIAND MAX LAUDS WORK
OF ARCHITECTURE STUDENTS
I'niversity of Oregon. Ruapup
Dec. 13. The work of ttt i. mini-
class In the University of Oregon
school of architecture is equal to
the work of senior studanta in or,
school of architecture in the United
states, according to W. C. Holford,
of Portland, one of the judges in
the architectural contests held re
cently. The Oregon students are giv
en entire freedom and are not held
down by severe rules while compet
ing for honors as students are in
"iner universities. This is- believed
to raise the standard of the work.
Gustof Nelson Could
n't Raise His Hand to
His Head Before Tak
ing Tanlao-ls Feel
I ms Fine Now, He
Says
"Any one who would'nt say
good word for a medicine that
has done for them what Tanlac
has for me wouid be ungrateful''
said Gustof Nelson, a farmer who
lives at Gertrude, Wash., McNeil
Island, twenty miles from Taco-
"For the past ten years I suf
fered with rheumatism in mv left
hip and right arm all the time,
and at times in different parts of
my body. My hip pained me so I i
could hardly walk and my arm
would very often hurt me so bad
ly I could not raise my hfind to I
my head. The pains in my back
were so bad I could scarcely bond
j over, my kidneys bothered me a
I great deal also, and I would have
I the worst sort of dizzy spells, i
j could get but little sleep at night,
I my appetite was very poor and 1
! hid become so weak and run
idown I could not do any heavy
j w oi n .ii. an.
"I saw so much good said about
Tanlac in the newspapers 1 decid
1 ed to try It, and it was only a
i short while before I began to gain
in weight and strength mid my
I appetite improved wonderfully.
Now I can eat anything I waul
and everything agrees with me.
' The rheumatism is gone and I
can get about all right and do
I hard work with the greatest et'tse
again. I never have those pains in
my hack any more nor those dizzy
spells and can sleep all night long
as peaceful as a child. In fact, I
feel just fine rill the time and I
owe it all to Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Salem by Ty
ler's drug store and in all towns
by druggists. (adv)
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SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11
VALLEY MOTOR CO.
SLld.,J'Z"y out it. mm.
ettftft 4 frit, and mo prolong, Hm fjfm,
SOLD
5 Touring Cars
3 Sedans
2 Coupes
1 Fordson Farm Tractor
ALL FORDS, needless to say.
This days business goes to proTe two things
FIRST The popularity of
Trunks, Baa
Cases
Music Rolls and Brief I
340 COURT STM
Bank Window
Found Onen and
Alarm Sounded
'I'M
Bssiitnotitii. ore,- Dec. n
wmnd ,.,.,,. nIarn, B (h
""",n " "'ink early FrldaJ
inv.-siignnon on th,. pari
on n k ornolsls and the rU
officer, ami .!,...! ....
V?,nt- ""'"""ion or rremtees
window ,,,.,, ,,, m,
traro was found of burglars and ,f
"T" w a"" Micy mad, a huh
retreat when tne bell rang Th.
1nk ami., rities are not inclined tc
IblnV that , hllrRlary w
ed. b, ,,, ,h(i
had earelesfv been left open. nm,
In bmis man,,..,- the alarm ran
burglar wen!, I not have been able
to hear the alarm, and had ti,,-re
en mi attempt at burglary the
pa.ty would hiiv, been able to tu-n
Ihe trick and get away, or he w,.ld
ave bi-en caught in the art Nr.
attempt had been made to open
tru af.
ARE YOUR
KfDNEYS ACTIVE
Not If you are subject to we,ik
apeUs, dlzslnesa. headache and
Jteneral rheumi tic pains.
. Yon may have felt out of ortH
ror some time and maybe have
egnn to lose
1ten there is a feeling of dlaai-
wesm. tippet it.. !.-,.. you y.iwn dur
JK the day voui- b.-W h..w K..t
1lin you are not laid up. These
aire ue da -dgr ,N that ,v.un
J" M 'i" after th,. kidneys
Sfcsysre weak and th,- system re
lanhw body poison thtt strong and
sjemro Kidneys would strain out.
Is a siil, mini and guaian
remedy called Solvax for
ssseB conditions sold by Daniel .1.
mTty sad other leading druecie's
ad yon should try It. If it doesn't
it"1' sat 'Victory in your case
imply return the pnrkace and
at your money hack. Be mire to
fry it. Weakness of the kidnevs
ot reuse you much pain nor
alon but such a condition al
extye leaves you open to severe
mfiiatx, pr-nmonla tind moat Kher
eatrsaejs diseases. (adv)
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Give her a Hoover and you give her a lifetime
oi pride in an immaculate home. You give her an
electric carpet-beater that flutters out all injurious
embedded grit; an electric carpet-sweeper that
brightens colors, straightens nap and collects all
stubborn, clinging litter; and an electric suction
cleaner that removes surface dirt. Only The Hoover
combines these three essential devices in one. And
it is the largest-selling electric cleaner in the world
HOOVER
T.a. T n A mo
xwiiii ... as ii Sweeps as it Cleans
V Lei ! ui demonttrwe The HOOVER on ,ouf own
W here in our wore, Convenient terms n-ay be arrange
Wm. GAHLSDORF
The Store of Housewares
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
SECOND That closed Cars are being recognized, and forging
iu uric num.
Call at 404 Ferry I
Phone 1177
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Phone 16H over Ptttn
For Barga
of all kinds, such s
turc, stoves, ran"
chinery, of aUKiwui
t Capitol Junk 4
Houst
215 Center. Pta
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Ford Sedan new price $946.34
Six of these orders were placed for delivery as Christmas Gifts.
lake advantage of HENRV far
pDirp. ijiri rtm nnr ,,-,' " """otJino .iir i 10 you. tie nas maae ine
PRICE BELOW PRESENT COST OF MANUFACTURE for your benefit at this
You owe it to vourself in ma .; j t . . ....
All tho c a,IU t" your cnnaren 10 get out or tne city.
M&rZri -?. your Lme if you own, a
It bmarJpns .-, u7; . c al a "'snee can oe visited quickly and comfortably.
dav So thTnw v y haopiness and promotes good health every
miUtSiSaf P,easure and satisfaction and saves so
rmicn time at so small a cost as a Ford Sedan.
STwfcSiSlls" Cmas. gifts for the family can be
PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY
We can make positive deliveries on aU models for HOLIDAY GIFTS.
Valley MoiorCd.
EVERY OREGON DRIVER SHOULD OWN
A CLOSED CAR
All new and de
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