The Monmouth herald., May 05, 1922, Image 8

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Som e E very-D ay Prices
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The Mother* Club m eeting »hieb
wa* to ha*« been held Friday r i
thia weak haa teen p itponed to
Friday. May 12.
I M. Simpson of Portland »a*
h»r* Saturday vo attend tb« track
director» m eeting.
A moving picture man from P ort­
land is to film feature-» of the May
Day program a t the Normal th it
year.
flat «rtaj tr«<t </f trm tu r; or»*
rt<1f <t»*rr«iil'« to th* lwtl vi4
RaJ« » Ito go I<ff«r* lltiu
*"I*v»f b n il» ;
a pit-
tut»- of lk>- two ai<W of human
Mttir«,** sai'J Mr. Ktaiituo. “It
»t ow» >m wi» tklt 111 » I'«'») fha
twnuM/ul atai ifc* true. mini» uo
*bt «tl.tr Isau'l It t)»pli'U th»
tb<-af >)n|ilral/l« trait io human
If; molf-aliri*-»».
For In »tali'»,
........ ......
18c
trt.» ,f fli» r»; «on» mli>- tno*f of
fl.» vo;a*»ra In Dt-atii trail«;
Clam s ___________
18c
t« gri»f )■ h»a .. .*» *li»;
Thoae wishing to have their
cannot find mat»« kult*. Tlitr»
eye* examined and glasses
Solid pack to m a to e s ................... - 20c
at* rn»n mini knot* «¡i»r» tli»**
fitted should arrange to do
mat»r !«/)»■ ar» istti mho ha»*
•o on this vi»tt, aa D r. Thompson
rlla<ov»r»d fl.»rn and »«» who
Large can P e a c h e s ........._............ 21C
<• contem plating attending the Op­
n o i *l;r ■ to pt’iat tl.» wa; to
to m etrist Convention to be held in
f! » oj Hut aft»r th»»» r»ai hw
Pork and Beans. Van C a m p s___ 12c
L/j» Angele* in the early p art of
man belli#» ha«» g<<n* to all the
June; thia will delay him some­
trouble of »rto-tln* th» algo»,
puttlna >llr»<tlona or. th*m aa
Small can grated P in e a p p le ___ 17c
w hat in m aking hi* next regular vi-
h»»t tl»»; n u , th* a*-lfi4li trav-
sit. Consult him W edoesdsy, Ma>
»l»ra coca* a Iona and. n»»di»if
2t i
17. b cal Hotel alt day.
Large can fancy sliced pineapple 29c
th»- » .-na for flr»*i»*d, d* *tro;
George
Benson
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f
Corvallis
wa»
a
them.
“Ju»t for th» aatl»fa<tlon of
visitor last Thurdaay a t Fred H u­
Richland Sw eet c o m ................... 15c
a tnotnenl, th* utlllt; that
b er’».
com»» from a klndlina Hr«
Sardines in oil ________________
5C
mbb'li could *<» built with a lit
Mr. and Mr». Niamey o f Silver-
tl» mor» effort If the parti»»
tori, Miss Helen Idlemari of Kugene
w»r» to M-arr li f..r tb» flr»m<»u«l
W esson oil, q t s . _____ _________ 55c
and Dr. Lloyd Idler.an of Salem
•rltltout u»lng tb» (uld»po»ta.
aoln» |j»opl» Jiopardl»» th» II»»»
were Sunday guests a t D. M.
Oregon Milk _________________ 11c
of tbo»» mini follow tli»m.
Ham pton’» and Fred H uber'».
That 1» ib» »tor; of I*»atli tail»;.
The Salem Woman7» Club Chorus
Darigold Milk .............................
10c
Tli* |>la»» ha» man; traa<ill»a to
will give a concert a t the Normal
It» record but ona-half If not
mor» of fb»m could ha»» !>«*«»
I Chapel on Sunday, May 7, a t 3
D arim ade Milk ..............
10c
av»rt»<< If human nature had
o'clock. The proceed» will be given
kept lt»»lf In control; If aelflah-
' to the W. C. T. U. Orphanage at
M arshmallow syrup, No. 10 tin . 95c
n»«» m »re not au< b a atrong
Corvallis. Admission will be 35
trait. Iieath »all»; Un't half
cents.
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G olden syrup, N j . 10 t i n ........... 78c
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who
traded
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with J. S. Prim e did not hold down
the local S. P. job irn g . He is now
located a t C arlton, startin g the
Woman Sits on Captive
first
of the month and Burton Thur-
in Shoplifting Chase.
her. a su b stitu te man, is a t present
New Yiwk.--t'arloa Terr*« of
depot m atter of Monmouth.
14 West Klirht;-fourth «treat,
K. C. Cole has started work on
wetcrriiMNl the arrival of IMrtar-
live Joseph I'helan on the »Id»
his new residence which is to be
walk outalda of Ma<;'a ilepnrt-
located on the site form erly occupi­
meiit «tore. When I’hHan ar-
ed by the B aptist church.
rlverl Ml»« Ktta Kerwln, ■ «tore
deter-the, who hat) been »IIIIn«
Alvin D. Wick, assistant trav el­
on Ter»«, got up «nd Ter»«
ing passenger agent for the S. P ,
walked to llie West Thirtieth
tr.au
■tre»l alirllon.
was her» Wednesday m aking arra
Ml«» Kerwln »«Id »he »aw
ngem ents for a siecial train at
Mr. H arrington o f the A irlia
Ter»» pick up four card <«»»«
C. W. Leonard who is in P o rt­
commencement
time.
valued at I I I .7*1 and atart out
schools was a visitor in this city land taking
medical tre a tm e n t
without paying Khe run after
Mr. T riers, who lives next to the Saturday.
him, caught him at tlia curb,
w rites th a t he is im proving nicely
Herald office, exhibited an egg ti e
whirled him around and knockad
Mrs. Anna Robbins and dau g h ter and expects to be home about Dec­
him down with a »maahlng rigid
other day th at measured six inches Dante, Salem teachers, w ere visit­ o ratio n day. He w rites th a t the
hnok Then »be »at on the cap
a t its sm allest circum ference and ing Mrs. Singleton and her m other, m jth e r of W. H . Cam pbell, fo r­
th e and mhUtled for a police-
seven and a half inches at its larg­ Mrs. D e W itt Sunday.
man. In Jefferaon Market court
m erly of th is city , is seriously sick
Ten*» was held In SI.Auu hall
est circum ference which is a large
an d not expected to recover.
for a|te<-tal aeaalona.
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e{g for a busy l.eghorn hen to |r o ­
M rs. Sadie Singleton w ent to
d-ice.
P o rtland Monday on a business trip .
M r. K aufm an, who has been laid
up with rheum atism for some tim e,
is able to be o u t again.
B ap tist Church
•’C h rist’s Man” , and “ The G reat-1
M rs. Daniels of Philom ath was a
est Text in the Bible, are th e » ab ­ visitor th is week with friends in
ject« for the serm ons S unday. th is city.
Special music.
At the m»*eting of the Odd Fel­
W u b a k e e v e r y t h i n g we sell.
I
lows C ounty Visiting Association
C h ris tia n C h u rc h
a t McCoy la s t Saturday n ig h t it
Subject of m orning
serm on i
was decided to have the annual pic­
" A fte r Pentacost W hat?”
nic on the * econd S aturday of June
Kvening sermon " C o r.fm io n c f
in the R ickrenll park.
Sin” . Illustrated by f.he Parable
G. T. Boothby has been doing
of the Prodigal Son.
ju
ry
service In Dallas th is week.
Miss Gweneth T avis, soprano
i o s h o w th e c o s t o f liv in g is n o t h igh in M o n m o u th
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Karo syrup, No. 10 t i n .................
69C
Karo light syrup, No. 10 t i n -----
76C
Large roll crepe toilet paper
Citrus w ashing p o w d e r ...............
Arm
A Home Institution
“Fresh Every Day”
“The Sign of the
Bakery
and
Rose”
soloist,
service.
S h o p
T e a
will ring
a t the morning
ARNO L D
C h ris'.ia’i Science
Sunday
School at 10 a. m.
T h r e e d o o r» e a s t o f p o st o ffic e .
L ig h t L u n c h S e rv e d
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Sunday m orning service at 11
o
’clock.
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S ubject for Sunday May 7.
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11 A. M. "T he Sound of th e
T tu m p r t"
7:45 P . M.
"T he Crown o f
Thorns”
10 A. M. Sunday School.
The
| W oman's Bible Class extends sn in ­
vitation to all the women of Mon{
m outh to atten d tb eir class. It «rill
he w orth your w hile.
0 45 P . M. C hristian Fjideavi r?
Two classes, Uigh School and N t r-
m al.
Wednesday, k?:30 P. M P ra y a r
M reting9
Homelik« Society W ednesday a f­
ternoon at the home of Mrs. W hite.
1 adies Aid Thursd ay afterao o a at
i the chu»ch,
\ ou are welcome to all our *er-
| vice».
Come earlj
GOT ITS NAME FROM STREAM
H o w New Yo* h '« Fa m ou « ••M«ld«n
L a n «” R e c«lv* 4 N om anclatur«
T h a t I« W o rld Fam ou«.
Malden lane, the home of the Jew-
e lry and diam ond bustneas In New
T u rk , and know n over the w orld for
that fact, received Its name before It
waa a atreet.
took It from a very
pretty little attcani that ran «cross
that purt of the city. It was the cus­
tom In that i l l ) « before tbe time of
wringers and w .ishlng machines, for
the young w om en to do the fam ily
washing
T h e clothes w e re carried here and
the day s|irnt to Cleansing them In
what Is ilesa-rlbe J as a rippling hr.»>k.
Si'ine of the men who have dug Into
N e w Y o rk 's e a rly history ptefeas to
have discovered tha l It was also a
place where the ;<wmg men of the
time repaired, being p retty certain of
getting a chance to tirjk w ith the g lrla
T h e stream wits oufslde the city as
It existed at that tim e. m «»t of It be
Ing behind the hht woatden wall that
Peter Stuyvesant had built, so that
In order t.* get to M sIdVn lane It waa
neeessar; to go out th ro n g * *he gnte
with the fa m ily wash
T h m e Is noth­
ing to show that M onalsj was then
washday w ith families, aa
Uie popular
p*
It la now and was la t* ». But It la
likely the D utch began to get things
to rights early In the week, anil It
probably was Mamday that »aw the
greatest gathering of m tlden»« along
the little stream, w ashing and rinsing
clothes.
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O ld Dutch C le a n s e r ...................
Q uaker C om Flakes ...................
Farina, 10 lb, sack .......................
72c
G olden W est or M. J. B. coffee
44c
Royal C lub coffee ___________
44C
Macaroni ----------------------------
Bulk Cocoa — .............................
10°
Laundry Soap ...............- ..............
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G ood Broom ..................................
7oC
Be£t patent F lo u r........................ $2.50
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Hammer Soda .................
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A rm y Harness, $ 4 7 a set
O ils, P olish es, S h o estrin g s, E tc.
F irst C lass Repairing
Charles M. A tw ater
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To th e V o ters of Polk C ounty
A fter announcing m yself as a candidate for the Republic­
an nom ination for County Commissioner, I feel th at the peo­
ple are en titled to know for w hat 1 stand and w hat they can
expect should 1 received the nom ination and am elected.
I earnestly believe in and will support the following:
Will work for a good economic business adm inistration.
Will endeavor to reduce the tax levy w ithout sacrificing
necessary essentials and, as a heavy tax payer. I am keenly
interested in this grave necessity and I believe th at the en­
actm ent of the proposed S tate income tax m easure will be a
long step in.this direction.
Will endeavor to tre a t all people in all parts of the County
ju stly and im partially.
Will stand for County em ploye's wages being placed on
the same basis as other wages th roughout the country and
keep the num ber of employes to the m inim um .
Will stand for each road di«trict g ettin g the seventy per
cent tax levy, as by law provided, and the balance of the
road money, or the o th er th irty per cent will be equitably
d istrib u ted .
In d istrib u tin g m arket road funds, I will always keep in
mind the intention of the law and will seek to locate m arket
roads where most needed to the benefit of the producers.
Will have certain days and re g u lar hours a t the County
C ourt House to hear the suggestions and troubles of the
people.
Will be governed by the wishes of the people at the tax
budget m eetings so far as is practicable to keep within the
bounds of the law.
Will stand for b etter roads and protection of w hat we al­
ready have through m aintenance.
Will work a t all tim es for harmony with the other m em­
ber* of the C ourt b u t will use my own judgm ent in decid-
ng m atters before m e.
If it is the w ill'of the voters of this County th a t I serve
them as county commissioner, I shall use all my influence to
enforce the above platform .
Paid adv.
W illia m Riddell, Jr.
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