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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1920)
, 1 V ...... iw. , Mrs.C. JrTT XTl withytfl U IHfw 1 f AN I V Wall Paper and Paint Spring Time Necessities Perkins Pharmacy If we haven't got it we'll get it A sk as. IOC 300C 0, 8 Local Brevities Looo,oJ r of Iowa, an aunt of Stewart, is visiter latter this week. t me sharpen your wears. Satisfaction guaranteed, Mon mouth Barber Shop. 2t Mrs. J. L. Hastings of Portland was a visitor this week with her mother, Mrs. E. L. Ebbert. She was returning from a visit in Eugene. Big local talent Vaudeville, March 31st, auspices, Co. K. The Ladi;s Aid of the Christian church will serve a Silver Tea, April 1st. The following ladies will be hostesses: Mesdames Portia Mulkey, Emma Mulkey and Wolverton. A cordial invitation is extended to all to come. I-augh and grow fat with Co. K. March SI. Card of Thanks We wish to thank all the kind friends for attention and flowers during the sickness and death of Ira G. Singleton. . Mrs. Sadie Sinlgeton and relatives. Mrs. C. C. Griffa has been quite sick for the past week. We are all going 100 rer cent attendance Boost Co. K. E. Pagenkopf and wife of Tal madge werehere in their new car Monday. A big picture show and barrels of fun, Mar. 31. Co. K. An aunt of Mrs. Frank Hinkle ar rived this week from California and has moved in withher. Three hours of solid langhter, March 31. C. E. Stewart was in Portland Saturday and Sunday attending the funeral of tn uncle. Mr. and Mrs. John X. Webber of Mt. Angel were visitors with his parents in this city Sunday. Boost Co. K. See the big Vaude- Aille, Mar. 31st. 1111 111 II1I1H11III1IIHII Facts We are specialists and ex- perts in the science of exam- ining eyes and the fitting of them with glasses (over 19 years experience) . We grind our own lenses and operate the only lense grinding plant in Salem. , We can duplicate any brok- en lense. Bring or mail us the pieces. ' ; ; Satisfaction Guaranteed. Henry E. Morris & Co. . I ' Eye Sight Specialists 305 State Street, Salem, Oregon tntiiTiiTiifiifi T. .1 i'ii s i n riTi We wish to thank all of those who assisted us in our bereave ment, during the sickness and pass ing away of our dear mother and grandmother, Mrs. Margaret Ann Wells. J. P. Wells H.E.Wells W.W. Wells Jennie Towne M. J. Towne The Royal House of Israel and Court of King David In which will be included a pres entation of thej Jewish Tabernacle and pantomime of many popular sings. To be given at the Christ ian church Saturdap night, March 27. Descriptive The Poyal House of Israel will assemble. King David and his court will appear after be ing seated on the throne will deliv- erthe King's message of state. A representation of the Jewish Taber nacle will Le erected on the plat form. This tabernacle willbe 18x6x6 and young mea will enter therein and perform the duties devolving upon the priests. ' Light the Golden Candle Stick and administer at the Sacred Altar. Two little girls will act as cheru bim over the Mercy Seat. . . Several special songs will le sung and presented in Pintomirae as is shown by the outline of the pro gram. The last scene will be the Ten Virgins who sleep while the bridegroom tarries. As the bride groom enters the five wise virgins enter singing but the foolish are denied admission. This production is Scriptural and will not only please but be very in structive. Evangelist Gregg will give the address while the Priests are performing their priestly du ties. The admission to this entertain ment will be free, but a freewill offering will be taken sometime during the program. Revival Progress The revival meetings in the Christian church are attracting much interest. Good audiences greet the evangelists every night Several conversions have already been received. The following sub jects are to be discussed within the next few evening3. TheNewBirth. The Great Memorial. Repentance The Ideal Man. The Ideal Woman The Church of Christ and its Neces sity. The Eevil and His Angels Cn Saturday night the special ser vice will be given setting forth the old Jewish worship at the Taber nacle. Announcement will be found elsewhere. v Get A Seat That Lasts Nothing more annoying and un sanitary, too, than a toilet seat split apart or otherwise broken. Our Bull Dog Seat is guaranteed not to split or crack. Let us install this seat, or a complete un-to-date com bination. RICH & ELLIS Dallas Ore. 512 MAIN St. PHONE 452 Fraternal Order Service Evangelist Samuel Gregg has in vited the Fraternal Orders of Odd Fellows to attend services in the Christian church next Sunday night at which time he will delilver an address on fraternity. Mr. Gregg Is an Odd Fellow of many years and will have many things of interest to say. Prof. J. H. Thomas will sing The public generally invited, Evangelical Church Notm Sunday, March 28. Lenten Thoughts, "will be the subject for 'x LEARN HOW To Judge An Investment , A Simple and effective method for testing the merit of In vestments is presented in our new illustrated circular Which we will send free on request. This Circular also (ells the story of Mountain States Power Compa ny and the reasons why we desire to increase our list of profit-sharing In vestors among our rustomers. Even though you may not wish to join us as an 'investor, you will be interested in this piece of literature.w hich we will be glad to send with our compliments. Read It and you will understand why we want you with us as a financial partner and how we can put your m mey to work advanta geously in the extensions and Improvements necessary to meet increased de mands for service. Save and Invest At the Same Time Our Partial Payment Plan is an ideal way for saving and In . vesting, Lay by a few dollars a month and advancing years will have lost their dread. $5.00 is enough to start. Interest is allowed on payments. No difficulty or red tape. Organizations performing useful and necessary WOrk honestly and efficiently conducted, with a record of fair dealing with the consumer on one hand, and the investor on the other, are the ones whose investment securities appeal to caution and common tense. Mountain States Power Company supplies the ever grow ing demand for indispensible services in several of the most productive sec tions of the Pacific Northwest. Mountain States Power Co. INDEPENDENCE, ORE. . t, . BYLLESBY ENGINEERING & i. ' MANAGEMENT CORPORATION Engineers and Managers H. M. Byllesby & Company, Fiscal Agents Inquiry Coupon ' '...;.!.y.':i92o Mountain States Power Co. 1 " ,. Independence, Ore. Please send me complete Infor mation regarding your .Investment offering. v (" Name. Address Business Addressl". TT..'. ' this first 'day of Palms, at II o'clock. ; Sunday School at 10. Y. P. A. at 6:45. Subject: "Our Country', Need of Christ". Mary Rice, Lead er. Sermon at 7:30. Mid-week ser vice Wednesday, 7:30. Ladies Aid Tuesday and Thursday afternoons. theme will be, "When the King Comes to His Own." Baptist Church Notes Services morning and evening. It being Palm Sunday, the morining Monmouth Heights Chas. Lovell of Independence was at the Fishback home on business Friday. George' Sullivan of Monmouth was in our midst one day last week E. E. Tripp of Independence was on the Heights Friday afternoon Kenneth Huggins of Salem is a guest of his mother, Mrs. A. J YNOPSIS OF THi ANNUAL ITATIMENT OF THI Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance Company of Springfield, In the State of UuiachametU, on tht thirtv-flnt Bt."J5Embr' 191'' m"d f th ""uranc. Comml.oner of Ui. out of Oregon, purauant to law ' CAPITAL , Amount of capital Mock paid up " Purely Mutual INCOMI Total premium income for the year. 111 820 117 71 Internet, dlyldende and rente received during the 'year 1410 Ml IS Income from other sources received during the year.. i'mi'moTI Totil Income DISBURSEMENTS Fald-for losses, endowment, annultlea and urrendrr values A. DMdende paid to poLcyholders during the.'yearZIZ Dividend! Paid on capital atock during the year-t-ommlufons and a&larlea paid during the year. Taiea, llecneei and feee paid during the year . T "- v. .ii vviier vjpenaiiures ' ...115,830,194.74 ...1 7,481,'ll.lt .. 1,5(0,1103.11 - 8,351 1799.01 435,966.67 , 1,014,123.31 Total expenditure aftfiv-ra Value of real eitate owned (market value) value of ttoclu and bond) owned (amortlied value) Loans on mortgage, and collateral, etc. , Premium notes and policy loane " u in oanaa ana on nana ...120,4,SM.27 r i .089.846.00 ,103,792.19 " ". . vu nana ..,, Net uncollected and deferred premtuma , Other assets (net) , , 81 i 2 1.MS.HS.68 iMl m u 11,734,694.41 1,63,698.23 2,512,384.01 Total aueta; admitted In 'Oregon Net Gross claim for loiaea unpaid , All other liabilities Surplus . .. -LIABILITIES -.1118,961,373,01 Total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock.. -1104,807,618.00 894,195.79 1,133,220.48 5,331,340.79 BUSINESS, im ARPnniu star tlj bV gross premiums received during the year rremlume and dividends returned during the yearZZI --. uw ins .ii a rear 118,666,373.01 -.1245,045.79 - 14.481.78 B9.831.es w.w ' f ao oi. MASBACHtlSETTB WIITTT.T. Tii-m muita... T. . ': William W. McClench,- President. Wheeler H. Hall 8ir.i. Statutory resident attorney for service: ' BMr'tr)'- H. a. Coltsn, Portland, Oregon Shipley. He is laid up with a brok en arm. George Heck was in' Monmouth on business Monday. Riley Rhodes of Hopville was h?re and purchased a milch cow of Lloyd Cody Monday. Walter Strain of Monmouth passed over the Heights enroute for Bridgeport last Monday. JohnjjWalker and Clare Egleston dragged our roads Monday. Tom McNanny was trader In Monmouth the first of the week, ' Jess Emerson is building a barn on his ranch here, Lloyd Cody moved his family down to Walker Brothers hop yard near Independence where he has employment, ' Born Tailored To Your Order Born tailored clothes are fash ioned as you dictate, of goods exactly suited to your taste they are made with trojbr atten tion to every detail you helieve essential to style and comfort. ''' They are tailored to fit you Wectly, and to serve you long and satisfactorily this we guarantee. ' .Tjiey re la troth "tallored-to-y order and you will fin J the friee corf ftaerably lower than others ara now asking ior good clothes. . i ' (JlnUtnt Bern DttUt) Miller Mercantile Company .- ' " -Si popular. Stortsi .,,,'--'" ''7 Monmov th, Nswberg, Yamhill, McMUi SkstUaai id Daloe ,
