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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1911)
o o o o o o Local and Personal Marc (Juiliiams vent to Albany Sunday to eo'.-brate the !th am! take in the races. Allen Clark ai.! Vif" ;! jianied by Bernii-e Lucas, spent Tuesday in Albany. .Miss Bessie (Iraham visited friends in Salem Saturday re tuni; liu" home Wednesday. Mr. Parker, a merchant ''on; Dakota, is visitin.tr l,is brot i, r, L. ('. Parker, of this place. ( Jeoi'jre Remington, n' ''alias, , visited his parents. M;.y : Rem ington and wife. Su: '.ay and Monday. A. L. Richardson, of Portland, a ciil and hydraulic engineer, was lie re yesterday for the !::' I m (so of making tiie aciuain'nn.v of the city council. Mrs.' Susan Lar.ktree and grand-daughter, Irene Tunper. of Lebanon, visiti d at the !.. of A. N. Poole and A. X. ih.ee, a the lirst of the week. Lewis Kline, ef R. . .. Nevada, who has a position as civil rr.g'.n eer, in Portland, spent the 1th with his sister. Mrs. Wanvn (Juilliams of this city. Mrs. Charles Johnson who ha been stopping at the M-:i:".i i'. hotel for s line time, was ca".e 1 to Portland. Saturday iM-n.ir.g. her father being very ill. Prof. .1. II. V. But'er and nephew, Dean P.utler, left last ennesilnv tor Nin r r Y. .am Oaklev and. v. Washington, are here on a to their daughter. Mrs. I Haley and family. This is t'.r.-t visir here and they an mu-'h taken up with the and think it the finest e th.ey have evr seen. Piciie e:":'.el't: i v .: i : .a.-, r i .n.i - t u . pr. .vi'e-ive "O.I. Mrs. i l;....h'.v w..:- the lad:es' ;e i i visit i. H. their very place i;:;trv 15 Btj Salem's Leading Dry Goods Store Is the Chicago Store V .si t n 1 n 5 disc of Merit. Quality and Style, that is the reason we do the 1. The reputation of our honest business methods anl I V. A. t. Y'E SELL merchni v Dry Goods business in Salem. tite sterling- values we jrive you for your money has spread all over the Willamette Valley, very small -it is the volume ot business we (to mat Keep", us growing big. n V. Profits are or and greater all the time. Lojk over our prices -where can you beat them. ft resh was t e.vl sister, Mr.- 'J H ;i is d-ove t . Salem Monday f 'nr.. r's auto. While J Silk Bargains 'A':: M-s. Th rn called on Mrs. ;g m Metier, of near here, tj ke a i lood vessel in her ; ii ... ,. . .i ;.. ; ' ii 1 he- She is getting h w ill probably be ! 'j That will surprise you. Come and take a look through this jj;roat stock of fashionable silks. Everything that is new for street wear, evening wear and silk waists. All prices; at quick selling pliers. Yard: , 25c, 35e, -1'ic, r."c and up. uss-r,L. wv.n f: ; 'r up, i.at K! Hv.ce and wife were t cn the afternoon jjj r Portland Friday return Tuesday. Report says ! 9 started with an auto andj'.i 1 n e.vn on the way leaving;" '.'. berg, but we were un-!,i -I Dress Goods s.e u e. n on tne way leaving . - .,.! .... .. I... I i l out we weie un-i. 1o,(MH) yards of this season's newest " g'-'t confirmation to the it dress e;ods now marked down and ;;. I'll placed on sale. Everything' that is Miss Kthel Newman resigned r pe.-ition as clerk in the Mon-I i new in the dress goods line you can (ind here for suits, coats, dress skirts and waists; all specially priced for this sale. Yard 25c, 85c, -l'.V, ll'Jc and up. isc . m.--.;tii post olliee the last of June and Miss Pita Portwood has been in-tailed to. fill the vacancy. Miss Newman held the position Cat u here .hey will represent for nivvut live years ami is to be jd MILLIIMLKY tne iNonnai .xiiimi at a c ii en-1 eonnneuueu ioi net iann- tion. : ful service to the public- W. A. Wood and wife and- Mrs. A. J. Hal.w liav, g.,iv?to DOCTORING A DIAMOND. I'ortland to be in attendance at ,. ., , ,,, . . TncU That Makes a Yellow Stone Ap. the convention ot the ( nnstirn , pear c,er uiu. White, church which is in session there i.h me snow you a uuie trick that l would ailvisi- yon not to pill Into prac tiec. mikI a jewel taneier lo a Milliliter ot I rlemls the oilier day. I lie eunversatioii had turned to dia niouds iltknui; i i)t midiliiy luncheon, and the expert liad heen lioldin lorlli on lii i orite subject. 1 lie little k'roun of St l.niilsaiis were imei'iwtuil I LADIES' SUIT and COAT The best we ever offered. This season's newest styles are now selling at half price, and some of them for less. We make a clean sweep at the end of the season and close opt everything in this 'department to 'make room for our fall stock. Now is the time to make a hijj saving on stylish spring suits and coats. .$20 and $25 suits now on sale--$8.50, $10.50 and $12.50. today. Mrs.' Dr. dauvhier, mother, a few day returning heme on Now is your time to buy stylish hats at small prices. They are now po ms.1; at about hai f price. $7.50 hats now $2.50, $2.!5 and $;i.50. CUT DOWN on the following' goods: Dress Skirts, Shirt Waists, Petticoats, Middy Mouses, Embroidered White Dresses, Silk Dresses, Wool Dresses, House Dresses, Chil dren's and .Misses' Wash Dresses, Sweaters and hundreds of other articles. Starr and little: f Portland, were; former's grand-: last week Monday of i "1 Wash Goods Bargains We show the greatest stock of all kinds of colored wash goods and white goods in Salem, and our prices have never been beat. 10,000 yards of Percales, Calicoes, and ginghams JSow yard 5e, b l-4c, 8 uc. ;5000 yards of dark and light Outing Flannels, regular 7 l-2c quality Now Yard 4c. 5000 yards of all kinds of wash white goods now on sale. We show a complete line; any kind you want. Special price yd., "GJc, 8Je, 10c up. The Following Goods are now on sale at CUT ADVER TISED PRICES: MUSLIN UN DERWEAR, , SUMMER HOSIERY and Underwear, Laces, Embroider ies, Corsets, Parasols, Suit Cases, Muslins of all kinds, SILK and KID GLOVES and Men's goods of all kinds. f this Week. . Several young peopl from I io re at 1 the danee at Suver The Greater n I ,: ,!"S Sale em. ii Oregon Saturday niuht. and ; pleasa it 1 1 me. ODGoS AND MOISTURE. slill mole wlien tlie speaker drew a ' bit- Solitaire troin his tinker mid heck- S oned n waiter across tlie eiil'e. i ti 'T.riiiK me u glass of water mid an (:!! i I V pencil." s.-ei lie wlien the ' , ser. 'li.r- e:.in.. i. i.ir I . . II... i i i .Mrs, Fisher, in their new! -rnis is t.-uu that is' essemiaiiy'l Inrn. Those present report a j erooUeif said the jewel fancier, -una j will ;et liy nine limes nut of ten even I w hen the examiner ' Is nu .vn...-t ,,f i Monnioilth Was a Very quiet' Judging precious stones niul detect ins; t Scheme Ti-at Is Said to Improve the town mi Tu 'sday, the 1th, a ! I'i,,i'r.v. it uiu make a yeihiw -mr ! . .. ' . i- i i 1 color' diamond look like a stmu of the i nuiiioer o her c tizens having, ,. ,,. ,., , , 1 .,, , 1,u t 'cry Tirst water. I'liwiilireUers jM. Kolie to other places, ,H'Ul those J innnerahl,. have heen tiHiieil hy lies; w ho remained at home I einir i u'vi ,s is eMreineiy diiiieuit : I,. 11. ;,, 41, 1(1 detect even wiin a powerful iilass ' '! j The expert touU t he pencil mill allow- J ('d the Indelihle leail to dissuive in the glass of water. In n couiile of The Store That Saves You Money Church Directory. most iv nusv. . However eveuine; she seemed to hi more enthused and fire I emo; in the a little works j parts of lie town, minutes I lie water was ms hlue as hull- man who pie Kit were to lie seen rom i i erent I fcu a lei ! "Now watch " siiiil in.. SIVe display lieillj? OH ( lipids knew the lore of Jewels. knoll where some :() xounz peo-l '""k ""' 1,11,1 dropped it into tne glass its hrillia ney was dimmed lv the hazy, hluisli water until it i,.,,i.. evetlillgn 'j ed like a dead stmie. Mr. and Mrs. Hans Hanson' ,"w,.;!;"1 M;" s:,i'' ,,H' ""m"n ..... , . sliator. that the diamond I placed In and Mrs. Hanson s two - sisters, j there was tt ,eiiow it win i. I-ueile and Silvie Powe, of Tilla-' ,'l,'ar ''oiisn white when n eomes out meek Pity, were the miests of I 01 ''l,'""1 ',' M j v' ,, , ! ''"ll "t 11 niinute the stone was Mi. and Mis.. A. N. Ilalleek . ,ke., out n,e top .,t xw.mn ,,s Wednesd.iv. 1 hev I "''''' witl1 "oft luindk. thru tlx rhii; was whwhI Io tind fro f.ir .i I. . . . . i r hi ii i . ' " ,v " ni'tiiii'ii s u whs he i in) weddin- of Mr. Hanson s hrother ; for meci,,,,. N, ,u, 0f r!.w at P.uena ista. and will also "!1S ' '' een. the s ,. was ap. patently it intigidllcc-nt hlue white l-ciii 1 uesitay and were on their way to attend liey the visit relatives at ( orvallis. Mrs. Hanson 's a graduate of the Monmouth Normal School' and one of Tillamook's successful teachers. Kd Huher received a telegram announcinj: the death of Mrs. Z. Mumpser, which occurred at (hat any one would he proud to own "It Is the blue pigment deposited on the hack of the stone that has made Hip dilTerenre." said the jewel expert. "The deposit is so lilmy that a strong glass eann.it delect It You cannot se,. It from the rear of the mounting mui only a tmtli of alcohol will remove It. It Will StaV Oil ill.- t-elll f.ir U-....I It l. her home, near Salem, Tuesday j ls ",,t lemoved in that wv. it used ninht. Mr. Huher left vesterda'v i V" " r'vor'u ,ri''k "u,"-v f"' e . . ' wl1" ""w and nu:i in had to out u ,e mommy, for Salem to attend ! momi i,o M l'r "!Ztr the tuneral, .Mrs. Mumpser h av- ; "'I'1'0 trick is called 'docturuu; n inn been an old friend of his :,f"n,v ,u"- tls 1 s'"d m ihe tn-v-iimiim. "Hi.wh,ml,eUS,,i,s5, sih.::,;;;'"1;:,,:::';:;,,!;'",.:;:.':;,''.,,: was at one time ' a resident of ; "liters ts p, m,Ssu,i. t,t ther w Mon.nouth and will he remom-' K,''"'s w'll,'r'' 11 '"'r"" -Miviet,.,i f niKhly esteemed by all who knew : st i-"is itepuhic her. I I oense ot smell. "The most striking lad conineted with my si houl rareei." said the prep ; school graduate, "was a peeiiU.-ir aliil ll.v on lite pan of our commandant to j delect Hie faintest ..dor of sun ke In u room on ins d.iilv uisperiinn Ph.. i school iilletideil was ut the inilitniy ! variety, and sninkn,- wms a rather se rious olTense. No mailer Imw inu. h a I room had heen aired ur I';iiiium1 wah Wet towi'ls previous , Hi,, iuspeet hill : the olTender was always eaiiLhl . i "After I h:u teceied un t;u;.j:iS touches and Pec-onip a citizen I nmde so hold as i.i inijuiie from uh it pe CUlifir lispei!s:iti,.it of pr.ivideiiee I lie rbility was given to dete.-t mie nn.li etile of smoke in a liuudred cithi.- f. et of pure air. The old hoy smiled and. liituling me to seereey, imparted Hie ; reason of his wonderful nhi'iiy. 'I'lien ' lie took me to :i n.iy's vacated ro..tu and told tne to wet my tinner and riil my nostrils with it and smir. ... and liehold. where P. -fore there seemed no taint in the atmosphere was now detected that smell of old tobacco i smoke: Since then I have taught school myself mid have used the trick occasionally, ennrely for experimental purposes, however. "' also smi-ht the scientillc ex plamition. hut with little success It limy, however, be somewhat nimhc-ftus to the process ,.f tastin. You know. It Is impossible tl, ,.lsU. atiytiiinir tlitt :ls not dissolved in water or Is not a llipii.l Its.vf So the moisture on the nostrils must carry the small particles of smoke in n more or less damp state to Ihe olfactory nerve ends iitid thus make the smell m,.re apparent. At : least this Is the only explanation I have ever found for the phenomenon. "'l'he sain,, thing cun hIso b,. used for detecting other odors. nm t have found it useful on a number of oeca slons for this purpose, both in analyti cal chemistry, when ortly h small par ticle of a certain material Is nv inhibit for analysis. an, p, d. te. tli, f - ,, ,,t.r. j fume fnuii (lowers u,:it are r ril v EVAXGKI.ICAL CHUKCH i W. A. Cl'EFKROY, rastcn-. ; Morninjr service at 11:00 o'clock Evenin.tr service at 7:00 o'clock Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Y. V. A. Meetine- at fi :;n t, Wednesday evoninfr. Prayer Mectinsr CHRISTIAN CHURCH. W. A. Wo.iD, Pastor. Minninir Service at 11. a. m. Eveninjx Service at 7:30 p. m. 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McINTURFF NOTARY PUBLIC for the State of Greg"", at the Office of The MoxMOt'TH Real Estate Co., Monmouth, Ore. Deeds and all kinds of legal pap'j made out and executed, and all nota"' work promptly and carefully attended to. L. D. Brown, Attorney-at-la Notary Public, Abstractor, I)a1' las, Oregon. 1
