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n.1 xmz uttnixxT-h I Get Next tO Comfort Local Brevities Ml Of 0 AM TO bum re m KK P!Cej"-N0MATlf T PBAV.WHV WLt TMtHS AMa OX KOHUWeD AMD TWfirtY flvl MltllOM KOPtf? A MUCK UPNAH6M Wf CANT HUP Ci.N1 W "HOME rnt,we WW IT - Wfl Will NAVf IP N THE Ut-AND lA'M ce AV8A(0 Trie BW'VMFITWAfi A 1 ni- - nw OT-'l it ACAKPl AMI) TWO SWEET Misses Wild E. Fulhr and Jose phme IkllVy spont the week end In HOME Portland, guests of the Hotel Tort , laud i John lVnney is here from ilepiv .nerfim week, visiting with his f unily, He says it got pretty cold . F a tern Oreo'i during thee Id spell but that he expects to return horlly and start plo wing agiiin Mark tonhlin writes his parents 1" i li i& .1 i, , , i" nm I- - 1 it I f "r. i rrvf mew vr ;"" 1 1 1 ' i a nat.on we Til 1 rm 7 rrm 1rJ W6iW rAHnrNeD -An TV that he is done work at the WW i We have just received another the factory. You know their comfort and fitting qualities. There is still more cold weather ahead of us. Cume in and get yours. Miller Mercantile Company Six popular Storei: Monmouth, Newber, Yamhill, McMianville, Sheridan and Dayton illHEKaESlSJKSE I Kompany K I Kolyum g Inspection night proved to be a grand succtss from the number of members present and the total ex ceeded any previous drill period ex cept perhaps the day the company was mustered into Federal Service. It is to be regretted that our arm ory is inadeouate for full enmnanv instruction and Lioutenant Instruct or Newton was compelled to dem onstrate the different mnvpmpnta rf ,i'jad drill to the company by means of a squad composed of the non-commissioned officers. The boys used the new rifles for the firpt time and the guns didn't seem to work well for some of them. .. . The equipment was spread out for inspection of the company and each man was shown what would be allotted him in case of a call to arms. No place for a weakling. Captain Stidd asked if any one objected to drilling but from all reports the men are back of Com pany K to the man, I ater in the evening a feed was devoured, prepared by our cooks, Cox and Lochridge and believe us, these two can co k. If an organi . . zatk n in the city is contemplating any th:n pf this kind in the fu Palhe Records Jl Supply of the Latest Jffi'isical and Vocal , Selections For Victor owners rue have a special needle with which they can play'Pathe Records Perkins' Pharmacy If we haven't got it ' we'll getit. Ask u. j shipment of these garments from ture, they will make no mistake in engaging them. It is the inten tion of the company to Drenare small feed each drill night and no doubt th3 eihciency of this organ ization should improve rapidly. The pay roll blanks fur the annual period ending December 81, laia.and each man will be compell ed to receipt for his pay before the ciaim is nonored by the govern ment. The adjutant informs us that our sister city of Dallas will soon cpr a company of N. G. 0. for artil lery; also that the platoon in Mc Minnville will soon be enlarged to a company. Another shipmet of clothing has arrived, including blouses, pants, hats and hat cords and this about completes the supply of equipment. Arrangements have not been made as yet as to distribution. The cus tom in vogue in other companies as to wearing the uniforms home is that they are to be worn only to and from drill but to be kept by the men on their honor, in some cases fines are levied in cas- a member is caught with his uniform on. Baptist Church Note "The Road to Power" and "Help, ing the Lame to Walk", are the subjects upon which Pastor E. R Pace plans to speak Sunday morn ing and evening, respectively. Bible School and Endeavor meeting at the usual hours. r Evangelical Church NotM Sunday, January 11. Sermon at 11. Subject: "No Room in the Inn". Sermon at 7:30. Special music. Sunday School at 10. Y. P. A. at 6:45. . Subject: "A safe basis for a good and strong character". Mid- (week service, Wednesday, 7:30. Ladies' Aid, Thursday P. M. Mark Conklin, son of P. Conklin, pastor, Evangelical church, has re turned" from Tacorna, where he has worked in the ship yards. He will remain with his parents a short time ere going to Florida., Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Stewart of Portland visited at C. E. Stewart's last week. Mrs. Stewart remained over for a longer visit. Jennings Lorence left last week for Bend where he will visit with his sisters, Mabel and Mrs. Hosmer and from there will eo to Walla Walla for a visit with his brother, Ed Lorence. I. T. Fream is taking a lay off from duties for the Southern Paci- yards in Seattle and expects to be home shortly. This yard has finish ed up the ships it has been working on and there are no more ships to build at present Mrs. Frank Hell of Riekreall and her friend, Miss Nora Lewis of Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, and . . n . . . a s i urs. imn uaun oi independence were guests of Mrs. John Fuller on Friday of last week. Ernest Sickafoose of Hates, Ore gon, arrived Saturday Jfor a visit with his father, H. K. Sickafoose. The young man is engineer in large sawmill in the Eastern Oregon town and says it was IS below tero on New Years day when ha ef t Bates. Mrs. R. E. Nichols and son Rob. ertleft New York, January 6 for a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Howell. She expects to arrive in Monmouth, January 10. mrs. w. KUiiell and sons spent the week end with relatives in Portland. Mr and Mrs. John Kiddell are the proud parents of a nine pound baby daughter born in Portland last week, A belated announcement is that of a wedding which took place in Port land, Christmas day at the home of the bride's parents. The contract ing couple were Delbert Skeen and Kosabelle Smith and Kev. Jones, former Christian minister here, tied the knot. Mrs. Skeen is to teach this year at Half Way and Delbert will work in this section. g Dr. Thompson has 'pur $J chased, and will operate during 1920, one of the lat est and most scientific instruments known to optical science, which as sures his patrons of absolutely cor rect glasses. This brings his stand ard of examination up to "second to none" in the state. Don't fail to have Dr. Thompson demonstrate, and examine your eyes, with this wonderful instrument. Next visit Wednesday, January 21 . Local Ho tel all day. t Ivan Wood came down from Port land and spent Sunday with Linie Burkhead. Miss Neta Waller who expected to start school duties at Marshfield this week, has had to remain home a week longer than anticipated be cause of an attack of mumps CARPENTIER HELPS BECKETT TO CORNER vcuicu rjarpentler, French heavyweight champion knockaS rl'nt116"' Brnish "ham. P'on, In 74 seconds, then wi tha flr to gather up the defea t u. and a., jm t0 hl ,d Public opinion Is now demandlna Carpentler-Dempsey battle 1 Mnn mnilth HPI Of Vl t ; Mrs. Ro'bert Me returned, to, her home at Carlton Friday after spending thejpast week visiting her brother Eher Allen and wife. Joe Sweat iniron left for California one day last week. Orville Bcitler of Monmouth was seen in our midst last Friday. Mrs. Bertha Welch was shopping in Monmoui'Ji Friday, J. P. Walker assisted A. J. Ship- ley in butchering hogs on Monday. Miss Gold;a Eggleston of Wiona, Washington is here visiting her, grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Bosley. uck and Winn Leievcr were traders in Monmouth Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Dow Hamer were shoppers in M onmouth Saturday. Gorge Keck and family were Sat urday guest, of Mrs. Dcwitt of Monmouth. 1 Mrs Minnie Brown of Utica, Montana, Is visiting with her moth er Mrs. C. V7. Stengel. Mrs. Mey ers and Miss; Mary Louise Rhodes are coming from Portland for a vis it at the sinve place. IN .MONMOUTH Statements of Albany Citizens are Always of Interest to Our Readers To many of our readers the streets of Albany are almost as fa r.iiliar as the streets of our own town, and we are naturally inter ested to read of happenings there. The following report from a well known and respected resident will be helpful to numbers of men and women here in Mohmouth. ' A. Skasr, contacting painter, 718 East Fourth St., Albany. Ore gon, says: "I am read;' to speak in favor of Doan's Kidney Pills any time for I know Irum personal ex perience thoy are all that's claimed for them. J have been v faking Doan's Kidney Pills off and on for a long time and they have done the work. I have always found thet.i just the thing to stop that misery across my kidneys and put them in good condition." . Price 60cts, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy- Get Doan's .Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Skaar had. Foster, Mil burn Co.; 'Kifgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. B us Service has been Resumed on the IfMPEfMHCE AND ORVILLE line-j'and the traveler is reminded that this is the shortest and cheapest route : to Salem . ' 'and Portland. With the completion of the ' new i'erry the journey to and . from 1 Orville ; ' can bl 1 comfortably and quickly made ; and the paUrouage of the public is invited. ' . . ' ACE (GARAGE Independence, Ore, Nolie9 of Special School Meeting Notice Is herel hereby given, to the legal voters of School District Nunv ber 13, of Polk County, State of Oregon, that a Special School meet ing of said District wilt be held at 'the High School Building on the '24th day of January 1920, at 2 o clock in the afternoon for the pur- pose oL authorizing the Board to rebuild or dispose of the old Gv m nasium, and the transaction of such other business usual at such meet ings. Dated this 7th day of Jan uary, 19U0. 0. A. Wolverton. Chairman Mina Cornelius, Clerk Notice of Annual Bank Meeting Notice is hereby given to the shareholders of First National Bank that the annual meeting, for the purpose of electing a board of di rectors and the transaction of such other business as may properly come before the meeting, will be held at their banking house In Mon mouth, Oregon, on January 13th, 1920 at 1:30 o'clock P: M. Ira C. Powell, President. Our Bargain Column WANTED Elderly man with wife preferred to do light work on modern poultry ranch. Address M. E. Hayleg, Monmouth, Weanling puss for sale J.M. Mc Donald. Phone 2405 2t I have a few Barred Rock Roost ers For Sale. O. A.C. Laying Strain. $2.60 each. George Heck. 8t Telephone operator wanted at once for day hours. Apply Chief Operator, Independence. KNIGHT ADJUSTMENT CO. . COLLECTORS . McMINNVILLE DALLAS . HILLSB0RO Sharpluss Cream Separator No. 3, Fine Condition, Inquire at Winegar's or addicss J. Emerson. Sale Price $25, tf. The Monmouth Cooperative Ship ping Association will save farmer's money in the sale of livestock. Ship with us and cut out middleman's profit, II you have stock to ship notify G. T. Boothby, Mgr. tf Money to Loan Federal Farm Loans at 51 per ct. If you need money this fall, file your application nuw. Loans made in Polk, Yamhill, Marion, Benton and Lincoln counties. For partic ulars write to E, K. Piaseckl, Sec Treas, Dallas National Farm Loan Association, Dallas, Oregon. A Good Building Material and an everlasting building mater ial at the tame time. The Tile Works at Monmouth is making a bui'ding tile which will make any kind of building from dwelling house to pig pen cool in summer and warm In winter. Es pecially fine for your fruit, vegeta ble and milk house, We also have all kinds of drain tile. Drain tile is your most ur gent reed. Get that wet land drain ed. ' We will do your draining for you if you wish, but do It your self if you can. Central Tile Co., Mon mouth, Oregon. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as administrator with the Will annexed of the estate of Fannie L.Talklngton, deceased, his filed his final account in the County Court of the ;State ,of Oregon for Polk County, and that Monday the 2nd day of .February, 1920, at the hour of ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the county court room in the county court house at Dallas, Oregon, has been appointed by said Court as the time and place to . hear objections to said final ac count and the settlement thereof. B. F, Swope, Administrator with the will an nexed of the estate of Fannie L. Talklngton, deceased. Swope & Swope, Attorneys. Dated and fl'st published January 2nd, 1920. Thar It mora Catarrh In this aacUoa of th country (haa all othar Hiatus put togatliir. and (07 raara It wu iup- fioatd to b Inourablt. Doctora praaorlbat ucal rtmadlaa, and br eonitantly falllnf to oura with local traatmant, pronounead It inourablt. Catarrh la a local dliaatt, (raatly Influancad br eonatltutlonal con dition! and tharafora raqulraa eonatltu tlonal traatmant. Hall'a Catarrh Utdl clna, manufacturad by F. J. Chanar Co., Tolido, Ohio, la a eonatltutlonal remedy, li taken Internally and tola thru the Blood on the Uuceni Surfaces, of the Byatim. One Hundred DejltM re ward la offered for any cue that Tll'e' Catarrh Uadlolne fallt to cure, lend (of vlrculara and teatlmonlala. F. J. CHENEY CO., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by DruKgliti, 7So. lull's Family PDla (or ooutlpatloa, fic at present. -.
