Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1922)
Ik. It is only a step from reject- The Herald — — » ■ .*. . v i m an * Mar * l ins El« H VkD B. J-A EN;ON MONMOUTH. OREGON W ITS r r n t rhiaxT • FRIDAY. JULY a . 1922 R a te* Modern* Furniture Needs In the dining room. In the parlor, in the hall are many places c a ' -g for Individual p.eces cf furniture For lr.stance,there a'e stands of »ano-s kinos. hat racks, chir.a closets, book cases In each of these needs and In many others we have a vinery of styles from which to choose. They a'e both Useful and Ornamental We offer a worth-while cc .ectico of tac’.e and floor lamps, porch furniture, etc There j scarcely a limit to the list of items we cany under this class of furniture. A casual stroll through cur displays rr.fght suggest exactly what ycu want if you are undecided - One year Su muciiu Three month* - S2.00 Si. Od» 75 cts - IOC Monmouth Meditations c 3 ir. § c>ur aebonh to rejecting tbe pr r,c ; <* of o«r government. Base Ball and Tennis Ex-Vice President Marsh*.I insists tnst tbe typewriter is more potent to get wars started than the sword is to conclude them. Many a war has leer, started oc grounds no more fiemidhbl* than tbe Ku Klux •gitatMW. If the whole people or s o f the newspapers o f the state were inclined to follow the example I of certain hot beads and take sides cm tnis Question we could have : tre at !e started with celerity and precision. It is a good tbir.g for tbe state and natkn that the aver age citizen is so engrossed with his .rr.-ediate affairs that be has small ' time to spend tilting at windmills. Itquipment and Supplies M O R L A N & lion mouth's largest and most complet* Confectionery and B<x>k Store 52SH5£S252SiLSES25ESZ5Z52£2SHS£Si!5ZSZS'152S2S25ZS2S2S2S2S2SZS2i C H IU C H Fire and Accident Insurance AWOCVCDttlYIS The man who íe s down on his jab selects a mighty pc<r cooch. Liability and Surety Bond* Evangelica! Church The Homelike Church' After all. tbe world is a f rst Sunday i till be a "b ig day” and \ class m tt ' t and Woks to > fe.ktw yt*a simply cannot afford to miss i atout what he feels. Monmouth Oregon ________________ |awy o f the aerricea. In the mo*n- - z_ ^S25S” S^52SB5cr2r2ScS2ScScScSi=S2SE S2SH £cSH SliS2S2K S2S2SJ52S2SE S2SZS2£. This has leer, a cherry year. -r-f *** students from Western Ore- Grcwrr* bare had favorat ie weath* KjtVr complete charge. The er. good crops and fair prices. 1 program they have prepared will | G. W . CHESEBRO i riKir* ihac re p a j you fo r coming. It appear to us that if the I nk® In tbe evening. 7:45. Mr. Beattie i Pacific w ishes to get control o f the rill give us an illustrated lecture i Centra! Pacific tbe proper way Ion Alaska. If you have never visit would be through the market. .ust ed our church before be sure and j as any other property is acquired. I con e for this lactare. _______________ Scare of tbe rowd maps offered to The leader for the C. E. at 6:4f the pub Ik evidently are d ra s r rr*** pre-rr.-s« an :r,tcrestirg program J. E- Winegar. Proprietor This Saturday, the 22nd. the a .tfc the idea c f displaying gracefu .ad es o f the church will give anoth curves ana contrari :ng col-ors than i2Sg52S2S2S2S2S252S2SgS2S2S2SZSgS2S2S2SgS2S2S2SZSgS2S£3ES2irLr2rErgS25L3 ■f er cocAed food sale, in the Miller a:tfc any fidelity to actual »oeauims. Mercantile window. More than one brilliant m a d Do not forget the Prayer Meet never reached a eotnmensuraflp ng cn Wednesday evening, 7:45 P. sphere erf uaefu.ness because its pos - 1 j| aeaaor stopped to wallow in some We are going to look for you I W e b a k e e v e r y t h i n g we sell. miry place by tbe wayside. Mad is isc A feel sure you will not ¡egret not admired by clean thinking men. visiting the "Homelike Church” . Groceries & Provisions Good Goods and Fair Treatment Good Furniture Is Our Pledge to You 2 ASZSCSZSS JC4ÎST^Ç2SÏ'iTÇc.n,S£,r,»5?WS«,S?W1 MONMOUTH H ARD W ARE C. C. M u l k e y Fresh Every Day” A . C. Gage o f Pcrtiand who for some time past has been helping to pet tbe * g o ” into goats and who is pubiikxT o f the Angora Goat Journal was a meal * is:tor Satur day. vis.ting the herds of hreeoevi in the Tkinity o f this city. He re cently sold his milk goat depart ment to a Loa Ange es pablk atK ». & Son John X. W ebber A Home Institution ii S.O N will repair your automobile and guarantee tbe job. Webber’s Garage Baptist Church UNI ON G A S O L I N E At the Sunday morning church :iS2SEScSH52SH5cSZScS2ScrESI£2SZ5c5H5H5HS2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S2S25HSZS2S2 serv ice ar address will be given on : lilting the Good ^Samaritan out of Business” . Tbe C. E. Vesper Service begins promptly at 6:45. F*res. Landers is the speaker for this service. His address will begin promptly at Leave orders et Garage Call Phone 2003 Three doors east of post office. Light Lunch Served £ l f it a cre jopt a matter o f refcir- 7: JO. Those coming for his address should be on hands ready to be seat COFFIN 4. E GL E ST ON ""2S2S2r2SZSc52S2S252SnSH£cJ?^25HSH52SZS2S2S2S2525252S252SHSHSZS2S25H£Hi ing, tbe railrcwd strike could donbt- jcS2£2S2St5125H£ZS2S£ri5-SS2S25HSr2SZSZ5ES2SES252SHSaS2S£S2SZS2S25: ?S2SSS¿1 lesa be eaaily ended. B ct the eer- ed at 7:30. ioritj stand.r.gs by »hicfa tne okkr After'the regular Vesper service empioye fas certa n msvartages- there will be another special treat * - * * T w . — - * - T V • -- over the mar. with fea er vean Ser ses ♦kx. w * v */ w* Si«>t>V|UC ÍU Í u vice to his jred it. i k n k m tbe j India with a Kodak", by P rcf. Ckns way. Tbe seniority priví ege comet Rutberíord a o b has a s spent fifteer • b bo Are the Best Recom m endation of and is .< ear5 r> miacionary work there. His with uninterrupted designed to prevent ;ust soefa hap- ta‘k will be i. ustrated with sterop P o u l t r y S u p p li e s B O N E, S H E L L and G R I T pentngs as these. neon slides. This part o f the even ing will be informal and all are ex They have an odd method c f T k i i in stitu tion o ffe r s a th o r o u g h p ra ctica l, and standard e d u ported to be free to ask questions. handling foot pads in Buenos Ayres. ca tio n at a c o a t w ith in reach o f the h igh s c h o o l graduate ?5 c SES c 5 c SSS c 5E£E5252S1=5Z525H52SH5HSH5ZS25252S25HS2SH5H5Ä There are 46 police station* ir, Christian Science It offers training for collegiate degree* in: the city and «ben a hold up mm is Sunday Softool at 10 a m. Agriculture Mines Commerce Pharmacy captured be is placed ca inspection Wednesday evening ineetirg at F Engineering and Mechanical Arts Vocations. Education for 12 hours in each station that a.I o ’ clock. Forestry Chemical Bagtaenrioc Home ¿conotnics Military Science aac 7 »cues Sunoay morning service at 11 o f the officers may become familiar o ’clock. It offers training also in: The school of Music. Physical Edu with his appearance and be able to Subject for Sunday, July 28, cation. Industrial Journalism. recognize him. T r u th ". F a ll T e rm O pe n* S sptsm ke r IS It is an unfortunate fact that op For circulars of information and illustrated booklet wr.te to position to the educational measure A ut-< t i:* h K to o i composed ^S^^SHSZSZScSciHSZSESZSESHSZSZSESaSHSeSZSiSaSHSZSZSaSZSZSESZSZSZSZ? three sad s half districts which comes up this fail and which T h e R eg istrar, O regon A g rk u ltu ra l College. c r fU u s S hy the district boundary compels the attendance o f grammar C o rral!» . O regon heard of Li acota eosaty The high grade pupils m the common schools, school laclad«* lower Bliets bay sad springs out o f old world conditions, P e r 3 s lake sad Drift creek and from people who are trying to A Tieet of sis alrplaaes has beet W o o i S a w i n g per cord J. O. M ATTH IS perpetuate the same. The world ordered te proceed trom Cries 7 Field Hard wiod. twice cut. 90c Physician and Surgeon war taught us that srfaat individual Calif tor duty la Sorest fir* patrol wort la Oregon. Th* plaae* eete de * 3 timet in two »1 15 Paow* »73 House W7W citizen* think may on occasion be- tailed trow the a a y Sir sarrice at th« Fir. twice in tw o80c; 3 cuts »1.00 CMBee: «OR-lti Bars Of Commerce BUg. of concern to the genera! pub- < re?»rttj_il OtM2S. ’ “ The Sign o f the Bakery E. B. and Tea Rose” Shop A R N O L D & M O N M O U TH TRANSFER Transferring by auto truck and by team, within the city or out of town. Highest Market Price Paid for Poultry and Veal Calves Successful Graduates Bran, Mill Run and Com O. A. C. Thos. Boulden MONMOUTH MARKET Magazines, Periodicals Books, Stationery S- H. Hinkle, Phone 241! Salem Candy and Cigars Ore. tfllde J c fc ? Biliousness P. H. JOHNSON V1- . ONE SAJO, " I C A N T . let e IT * G E O R G E DIO, A N D GOT T H E C R E D IT “ The Normal Book Store* Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters - Give me an order and be convinced. TWLTNIVEMITY f OF EGON 11TH E N you have a bilious attack your liver fails I f to perform its functions. Y ou becom e con stipated. T h e food you cat ferm entan your stomach instead o f digesting. This inñames the stomach and causea nausea, vomiting and a terrible Th « coflags of Ltr ster*. S a m t and th* Arts » .6 23 iepertewAs WEDEKIND Monmouth Ore. -w- Th* prrdwami. usi whool* of Ardo- A d i r —trepel - ■ ■ J —* Milk and Cream headache. Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. T hey will tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you Th» «7W Y ter xiva w ill soon be as well as ever. T here is nothing better. Ae« «eesefog— *r s o p i Cha mberlain’s Tablets T* Th* m ___û J C/ie» r titg af of Quality YOUNG BROS. DAIRY PH O N E 503 Monmouth Ave.