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ANN OUNCETOS
Christian Church
Subject for Sunday n or ng
"Three Gr«at Fvents in the Hi-tory
of Our Race” ,
The evening subject will te ,
‘The Humanity and Divinity of Our
Lcrd” .
There will le a great tong service
ami a s >'o by Mrs. Forrest Cham­
bers at the evening service.
The Women’s Chorus of 44 voices
last Sunday eve was a great success
The iolo by Mrs. ( hamlers was es­
pecially fine. The men are pi in­
ning a chorus of 50 voiies for New
Years night. J. J . 1 owell, the
church song lea ’er, will ha^e
charge of the chorus.
The Annual rm et.rg I tnquet
and watch meeting will te held
Ne w Year’s eve.
There will be a Christmas tree
cn I program at the church Christ­
mas eve. All the Bible School and
friends of the chi reh are invited.
The mid-week prayer meeting
next Wednesday night will be the
last and the best of 1921.
nteresting Clearance Specials
in preparation for our annual inventory we have lowered prices
ou r overstocked lines. Your time will be profitably spent
Christian Science
We» nes lay evening nun-ting ut
8 o'clock.
Sunday School at 10 o’clock.
Sunday morning service at 11
o'click.
Subjet for Sunday mornins, I>e-
cemler 25, "Christian Science” .
AIRLIE
you make
this store a visit during this Sale.
Sale of Silks
Sale of Woolen Dress Goods
All new weaves and patterns; most­
ly from fhe famous Botany mills.
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Satins, Taffetas Crepe de chines,
Georgette, Duchesse Satins,
in mo£ the wanted shades in this Sale. If you would
follow Dame Fashion’s dictates for the 1922 Spring and
Summer season, you will have a silk dress in your w ard­
robe. This is an excellent opportunity to secure the ma­
terial you prefer. $1.85, $2.00, $2,25, $2.75, $3.50
French Serges, Poiret Twills, Granites, Almoras,
Tricotines, Gabardines, etc.
$2.25, $ 2 .8 5 ‘ $3.35, $3.50. $4 00
S e le c t your d ress and d ed u ct one fourth
from th e price
Evangelical Church
Sunday morning th • S ir da/
School will have charge of the ser­
vices and will gi\e a ( hristmai pro­
gram. Mr. Lewis will give a short
talk, subject, ” ( hildien” .
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. m.
Leader, Hugh Van I oan.
The Ladies A d will meet as usual
on Tuesday and Thursday after­
noons.
Wednesday 7 : 0 p. m., Frajer
meeting.
Choir Practice 7 p.m . Saturday.
The mw plan of turning the
morning services » ver to the young
pci pie is tacking the church each
t I'tt’sj n iiiiirg i nd creating in­
tense interest among all those inter­
ested in the chuich. It will cer­
tainly do your heart good to see
those young people conduting all
the devotional extrises from lead­
ing the singing to reading the scrip­
tures.
Junior Sermon, “ Great Things
thut Come from Little Things.”
Baptist Church
Sunday morning Christinas Day
—at 11 a lervice of unusual inter­
est is promised. The choir under
Mrs. J. S. len d er’s efficient leader­
ship is preparing special music for
the occasion. The Pastor is to speak
upon “ The Babe of Bethlehem and
Other Babies” . All who have had,
have or hope to have babies- all
who love babies all who have!) een
oabies—are invited to attend this
service.
The Bible School has charge of
the evening service an I will present
a short program.
The m irning'Bible School session
and^the Endeavor meeting as usual.
Dr. Allyn K. Foster, a Secretary
of the General Education Board,
N. Y. City .“who covers the U .S. in
working with the Universities and
Colleges, after getting the reports
of the recent otlieial investigation
of Pastor Pace’s work in Monmouth .
among many other tilings wrote»
the.-e words of appreciation: “ My
Dear Pace- I want to say that you
..re putting over as progressive and
• inti lligent a program as l know
of, anywhere in America. You have
rvally grasped the great fundamen
t ds and your method of applying
them to life is absolutely sane.****
1 hope Can arrange t * have you
swi ig the circle of leading univer
sities and colleges with me preach
ing a big Christian Gospel.***I hope
to spend a few days with you soon.’
if
on all
S a lect your d ress and d ed u ct tw e n t y per
c e n t from th e price.
Yarns Reduced
Men’s & Boy’s
Ladies’ Underwear
Hi Cut Shoes
When w e say w e sell Munsing-
wear you will know that w e sell
good underwear, and nothing
more need be said of the qual­
ity.
Now is the opportunity to
purchase the material for
that new' scarf, sweater,
cap ot glove you
Reduced
have
wanted. Knitting worsted,
Germantown, Z e p h y r ,
Saxony, Shetland Floss in
the new shades so popular
this season.
W e have too many high cut shoes in both men’s
and boys’ sizes. No shoes of cheap construction
on our shelves, but this price puts their cost on a
level with what you would have t:> pay for greatly
inferior quality.
W e have an over-stock of la­
dies winter weight Munsing-
wear and to quickly reduce our
stock w e offer every line in the
¿fore at
Y ou P ay O ne-Fourth L ess
D u rin g T his S ale
O ne-Fourth L ess
Than R egular
All Y arn s reduced
on e fourth
$4.00
Men’s Hats
$4.00
W e believe w e have too many hats and caps
for inventory. The new shapes and colors are
here.
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During the next
few days you
may select your
new hat or cap
at
O ne-Fourth
L ess or an y
H at in
th e
H o u se
for
$ 4.00
Men s Overcoats
Reduced
Grocery Specials
Kippered herring Ig oval can 16c
Jiffy Jell
10c
Bulk Cocoanut, nice and fresh 23c
Country Club milk
2 for 25c
Bulk seedless sultanas
22c
Cranberries, large bright red 23c
Cane & maple syrup hfo 5 ran $1.10
Marshmallow syrup No 10 can 95c
O v e r c o a t s and
d ress m a c k in a w s
of th e O regon C ity
W o o len M ills m ak e
M ade in O r e g o n
from w o o l f r o m
O regon sh eep . T ail­
oring and d esig n of
th e very b est.
Golden syrup No 10 can
J*
Sun-Kist ripe olives 9 oz can
Regular shipments of the Morrell’s
corn-fed bacon now coming. If you
have not tried some, you have mis­
sed something good.
M ake your s e le c ­
tion and d ed u ct
One-Third
Picnic hams, have the flavor of the
other end of the hog
25c
Bacon back
Sides
Djfol.r*.
.
24c
Crown, White Mountain, Kerr’s
Best patent flour, no better flours
to be had, so why pay more $2.15
OREGON
51 )<------ »öl
78c
Pure buckwheat flour, just received
from the East 4} lb sk
42c
Men’s overcoats
$19 50 $23.50
Men’s dress mackinaws
$9.85
Boys’ dress mackinaws
$8 85
M O NM O UTH
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29c
32c
—ion
Beginning December 26 to close
out
our
Stationery:
Autocrat box paper, regular 85c; Special 25c until gone
We will continue the Special Sale on
Pyralin Ivory Mirrors, Brushes, Toilet articles A T COST.
We want to close out this line.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ulrich were
business visitors in Monmouth,
1 Wednesday.
Several pupils were absent from
school Monday on account of the
anow.
Mrs. G. A. Conn and Miss Winno-
gene Peterson »cere shopping in In­ Wednesday and Thursday.
IdPrt of t^e week.
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MONMOUTH HEIGHTS mouth Saturday.
dependence and Monmouth, Satur­
Ray Clark and family of Indepen­
Ivan UeArmond and brother Tom-, An old fashioned Christmas tr ie
Mr. Potter of Dallas was a busi-
day.
dence
were Sunday guests of rela­
will
he
held
at
the
church
on
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nes8
at
th*
Wm
my were Independence callers, Sat­
Riddell and
tives here.
C. F. Dodson and Marvin Cafions urday.
day evening. December 23. A goo, 1
farm Thu„ d , y.
w re l|iMnrM visitors in Portland
program is asaured. Every one wet
p L FMl^ k htd tutir.esa in
First snow fa'l cf the season fell
The KickreaU High School boys o m e .
Sunday
night covering the ground
Dallas Friday.
went down to Lefe it in a game of
C. E. FETZER
J. B. Fmbree left for Southern!
Mr*. Char es Heir n of Mon- to * depth of at out three inches.
basketball, played with the Airlie
Paper Hanger and
High teim , Friday evening, the Oregon. Thursday, where he int. nds m *uth was a guest of Miss M ibel' A Christmas tree and a program
»core 1 eing 25 to 15.
to make his future home. His fair. R m lell one day last week.
were gjven l t the r unny
D ecorator
Miss Emma Engelhorn visited ily intends to n n u in here f a t a
Leave orders s t M oran’a i r
Ge or&e Heck in d so rs. WalWr sch-ol hous^ Mond.y evening by
friends in Independence the latter short time.
|. I . Prime's, West Main St.
sad Ci *r*nee were shopper, in Mon the b a rt er. Miss Helen Grossman
PERKINS P H A R M A C Y
Monmouth, Ore.
and her puAls. Charles Shipley o t
Monmouth acted as Sant* Claus. C
Mrs. V. A Fishback and children,
flrs. Alice Walker and gr»ddaugfl-
ters. Mr. and Mrs' Tow Hamar
and daughters, and Miss Helen
Grossman were business visitors in
Independence Saturday.
Miaa Helen Grossman ia s en !irg
her Christmas vaertion with h«r
mother, Mrs. Grossn an in Salem.