The Monmouth herald., November 04, 1921, Image 10

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See I s For
KODAKS
and
Suppl ICS
D evelop , n g
and Printing
Perkins’ Pharmacy
If we haven't got it
we’U get it. Ask ui
last O year'» rr.ornrg after the boys [o
contented thrtr. selves with only a
few minor pranks. The boys had
a hard time to find cat » ho the
mirsha.'s really were.
T. H. Hal leek of Newport was a
visitor last week at A. N. Poole’a.
He was returning from a trip to
British Columbia where he had been
taking in the sights of the country.
Wm. Harvey started n at X« r-
mal this week.
Mr. aid Mrs. J. L. Murdock
started Mon Jay mtming f<-r F.e -
lands. Cal., where they will spend
the winter. They were accompen-
i?d by friends from Yamhill, a man '
and wife whj irave'ed like the Mur­
docks, in a Ford, witS camp equip­
ment provided. They plan to work
in one of the packing houses of Red­
lands where the Yamhill man has
woikid during previous winters.
The "Come When You Can" club
met at the home of Mrs. Minne
Beery last Friday evening. Nearing
Hallowe'en the house was decorated
with black cats and owls and bats.
The entire club was present and en­
joyed an evening of festivities. Re­
fresh n.erts wire served.
Kenosha-KJbsed-Krotch
Union Suits
Feel Chilly, These Days?
G et into one of th e se w arm , com fortably fitting union suits.
T hey fit right, feel right, w e a r w ell: are m oderately priced.
Cotton unions, (closed crotch)
$1.50, $2.00, $2.75
Wool mixed unions, (feel good)
$3.00, $3.25, $3.75
Wool unions, (soft and warm) - $4.50, $5.00, $6.00
Buy now. Good underwear saves doctor bills.
Groceries
box $1.40
6 lbs. 26c Baldwin apples,
box $1.40
1 lb 10c Spitzenbergs
6 lbs 25c Sweet oranges, doz. 20c & 50c
AIRLIE
New popcorn,
Miss Wirnogere Petreson, who
Stollewerk’s cocoa
is attending high school here. ;per.t
Sweet potatoes
the latter part of the wiek at her
home in Parker.
J. F. Ulrich and daughters Ber­
S ta rt th e day rig h t w ith
nice and Margaret, Mrs. Caughey
and Mr. and Mrs. W. S. ahewey
The new citv hall, to be, which were shopping and transacting
was move j down from West street business in Dallas, Friday.
W e h av e th e b e st grad es in all th ree. Try them .
last week, is being made livable by The Pie Social which was held in
E. L. Comstjck and Mr. Fetter. the school houre Saturday evening
Hallowe'en passed off rather was a f nanctal success. We re-
HATS
SHIRTS
taire y this >tar. With an ample ceived sixty nine dollars and five
supply of deputies in charge of the cents which is going to be used as
CAPS
SOX
may~r and w'th the recollection if payment on the high school tyj e-
writer.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Titus and
Christian Science
little
daughter of Salem were visit­
Wi’ednesday evening meeting at ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
8 o’clock.
K. L. Williams Sunday.
Sunday School at 10 o'clock.
Aft*r recovering Dorn an oper­
Sunday morning service at 11 ation
for appendicitis, Miss Doro­
o’clock.
thy
Gross
is again taking up her
Subject for Sunday, November 6, school work.
’’Adam and Fallen Man."
-
Floyd Williams, who is in the
The Ladies of the Christian Standard Oil business in India, is the high school students Monday w.re absent from school last week W. Allen of Falls City was at weather permits.
Church wi|l serve a chicken dinner visiting his father, "Uncle Bill" evening. After the ghosts had on account of sickness.
J hn Walker’s after winter apples John Holman »nd family war*
in the church dining room on No­ Williams.
wandeied
about
the
streets
and
Noah Heffley purchased a new- >ast Sunday.
gathering potatoes at Mr. Dove's
vember 10 at 6 P. M. Everybody
called
on
some
of
the
residents
William
Fnge
horn
was
visiting
come and enjoy a good chicken din­
driving horse from Mr. Bruse.
Saturdsy.
T.
J.
Marks
was
a
week
end
visit­
ner at a very reasonable price.
friends in Salem over the week t >ey sojourned to the play shed A J. Shipley went to Monroe on or with his daughter and Mr. Walk­ J. E. Emerson and family have
wnere they spent the remainder of business this week.
end.
er last week. From there he is go­ recovered from a severe spell of
Piano Instruction
ing to Canby to work at surface ffrip.
A few more pupils will be accept­ Lyle Hadley was a business visit­ tfte evening playing games.
Mr. Stump is having his walnuts clearing.
ed for piano lessons. No beginners or in Portland the week end.
Robert Harris was a Dallas caller picked
now. He has a very good
Call 805. P. B. Arant. 3t
This week's items.
A Hallowe’en party was given b • Friday.
crop.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davis were The Chinese pheasant season is
W'iliiam Kester, wife and baby, Mrs. Harold Laughlin of Healda- over Sundsy visitors with her par­ over and the pheasants are becom­
spent Sunday with the former’s burg. Cal. visited her brother, Fred ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lafever.
ing tamer already.
parer ts, Vr. and Mrs. Kester of Cody last week.
Mary
Lafever
is
still
suffering
Now that schoal has started again
Suver.
from
her
broken
arm.
but
it
is
we
are working hard once more.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Vomer were Mr. and Mrs. Shipley and daugh­ hoped she will soon get wel|.
M en’s S u its, O vercoats, S w e a te rs
business visitors in Dallas Satur­ ter Naomi went to Falla City Sun­ A. J. Shipley has purchased a Mrs. Ham;r Mrs. Fred Cody and
L adies’ S u its, D resses, S w e a te rs
day for the day.
day.
Mrs. J. P. Walker are picking wal­
nrw team from Noah Heffley.
Give me an order and be convinced.
Miss Grossman spent last week George Cody is clearing land for nuts for J. B. Stump.
Mr. Murphy and little daughter
SUNNY SLOPE
end at her home in Salem.
Dave
Dove,
who
expects
to
clear
are
T. J. W ED EK IN D
M onm outh Ore.
Too late for last week.
Mr Rake and family are movirg about ten acres this winter if the week. visitors at A. J. Shiley’s this
Helen Marks and Verda Hamar onto their farm this week.
Hot cakes, Syrup and a Cup of Good Hot Coffee
Guaranteed work, Cleaning. Pressing
Here’s a Real Value!
Commencing Saturday, Novem­
ber 5th, we will sell a
$3.10 Willow Clothes
Basket for $1.98
while they last
We would advise you
to call eaily and get
your basket as the sup­
ply is limited.
MOORE & ADDISON
Independence
Oregon
Take The
Scenic Shasta Route
TO
Sunny Southern
California
Through Sleeping Car Service
to
Sacramento — San Francisco
and
Los Angeles
offer* all the comforts of modem travel
Convenient schedules, observation car*, and excellent meals are
other features of the Shasta Route.
Round Trip
Winter Excursion Tickets
are on sole at
Reduced Fare
For tickets a?»d information oak Agents or write
Southern Pacific Lines
Joan M S cott
General Passenger Agent
Special for Saturday, Nov. 6, only
Am offering as a special for
this date only, guaranteed met­
al clock, beautifully furnished,
8 day, cathedral gong, half
hour strike, at the following
prices: $9, $9.50 and $10.00
respectively.
These clocks sell regularly
for $14 to $18. Now is your
opportunity to get the clock you
have long wished for. f Watch
window for this and future
specials.
A. L. K I L L A N D E R
Watchmaker A Jeweler.
Independence. Oregon