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Cold Cream
and Face Lotions
Mrs. Achsah Zink is taking a few
week’* vacation from her duties at
the Hotel Beaver in Independence.
Work at excavating fo r the Evan
gelical ohurch or. thetr Monmouth
Avenue lot started Thursday.
M r. and Mrs. Charles N ott have
been at Stayton visiting a brother
o f Mr. N ott's.
Kodaks
and
Films
Perkins’ Pharmacy
I f we haven't go t it
w e ’ ll g e t it. Ask us.
|gVH Q M iET'A^
PHILOSOPHY
utocaster
The be«t way t* ent-.rtain a man
is nut tu entertain him at all. Don't
make )u u r»clf a four-flusher by
ing him a better dinner than you
always have
iiut give him what
you have cheerfully.
Then, too,
your guest knows you’ ve got to
work for a living ami have lots o f
things to <!<>, so go an’ do them, tell*
ii g your fr end to do exactly what
most pleases him till you get fin.
ished.
Don’t be afraid to say what you
think and don't agree if you d o t't
agree, hut don’t expect your gue t
to agree with you because you’re
iitertainin’ him. Just widen out.
Let love an' tolerance be King •ml
Queen of the home while the r» .t
with you, and then tnayhr
>>u
won't he able to throw them out
after he's gone.
GOSSARD
J. W . Pember is building a four
car garage on his property on the
corner o f Broad and Jackson streets
F R O N T
C O R S E T
Mrs. Blanche Sloan and two
daughters returned Sunday from a
two week’s outing at Newport.
rP H E price is the only resemblance
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between these models and the or
dinary $2.00 corsets.
Morlan & Son have started work
o.i the new building at Monmouth
Avenue and Main street which they
plan to erect next year.
They
Dorsey Edwards left Monday for
Curry county where he w ill have
charge o f the grades in the school
at Wedderburn.
L. A . Robinson and fam ily have
moved out o f their Broad street
house to the recently purchased
W estfall house on Cattron street.
Mr. Hoskins o f McMinnville was
here this week making arrangements
fo r small repairs to be made to our
Main street paving. This is the
final year covered by the maintenance
bond.
IEN TIMES BI6GEST CIRCUS
Will SOON BE WITH US
L A C I N G
are designed
made to safeguard
and
faultlessly
Gossard leader
ship. They had to be the be& and w e
sell them with our guarantee of your
satisfaction.
Modal 202
A very modern corset fash
ioned for the slight to medium
figures. The low top eurves
under the bust to m slightly
higher support at the back.
The skirt slopes to medium
length over hips and thighs to
give long graceful lines and
graduates to a medium length
unusually flat back. M ade of
a dainty pink fancy batiste.
Modal 200
A truly remarkable eornet for
the average to stout flgurts.
The comfortable top gradu
ates to a slightly higher back
to care for ex cesa flesh at the
shoulder blades. The medium
length skirt has ample full
ness to insure comfort through
hips and thighs and is charac
terised by those very flat back
lines every fashionable woman
seeks today.
Made o f pink
or white coutil.
If you have never worn
a Gossard
Corset, $2.00 is surely a small sum to
find out a becoming style and grace
ful comfort such as you
never have
known before.
If you have thought this gentlewom
an’s corset co& more than you cared
to pay, you now are offered the op
portunity to know its refinements at a
Ringling Brothers and Barnum &
Bailey Day draws near and with it
price heretofore unthought of for gar
will come a vast circus o f ’ ’ ten
ments of such superior qualify.
thousand wonders" to exhibit in
Salem August 26, 1922. This mam
moth amusement enterprise o f 1922
has been officially
recorded as
’ ’ Am erica’s ten times greatest cir
cus” . It is a third bigger than it
was^in 1921. For, in addition to
the many innovations offered then,
the present season's program num
bers ten more trained wild-animal
displays—making twenty in all —
and the most superb trained horse
acts that Europe has yet produced
The wild-animal and equine displays
o f 1921 were introduced merely
that the Ringling Brothers might
judge o f their popularity. So en-
thuisastically were these numbers
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received that the famous showmen
immediately arranged for the pur
The special revival services under
chase o f the world's finest acts o f
the
big white tent on Public Square
this kind. An entire equine circus
U ntil further notice the Herald
Miss Ina Fishbsck is spending are co n tin u in g another week with
was bought outright and brought
is givin g with each paid in advance
to this country last winter.
And two weeks visiting relatives and a deepening interest. The sermops subscription an order on F. C.
while the Ringling Brothers and friendi in Yamhill and Washington on Sunday afternoon and evehing
Davidson for a fine.enlarged photo
Barnum A Bailey agents were se counties.
L «n ,c ( accurately duplicated
were greatly appreceiated, and Rev. graph o f the bearer. By a special
curing this and the trained tiger,
Optical repair* carefully end
Dow Hamar and fam ily were Ow en is hopeful fo r splendid results process in which a powerful electric
polar bear, lion, leopard and jaguar
promptly mede.
groups, they had orders to engage guests o f his parents, Mr. And Mrs. The Misses M eggers o f Salem have |ight is used these enlarged por-
the foremost men and women per Hamar o f Hillsboro last week.
assisted with their duets ard have traits sre made from the same neg-
formers of the European capitals.
M r. and Mrs. C. C. Yeater and been made a great blessing from ntive used in making smaller photo
Dr. W. C. Gchmjtr
Optometriat
And these stars from city and jun
daughter Helen o f Monmouth were tim e to time. Mrs. W ell« o f Salem, Kr8P^®- The quality o f the work
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m
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gle are all to be seen with this won
O re g o n
may be judged from samples dis
der circus o f 1922.
Everything, guests o f Mr. and Mrs. John Yeater w ife o f Aaron W ells who is pastor played in the Herald office.
there and doing a good work for the
including the great double menag last Thursday.
erie o f more than a thousand ani
city in the way o f liftin g the stand
William Hill o f Rickreall finished
mals and exhibiting such rareties as
ard o f morals and religion, is con
hauling
gravel on our road Wednes
a mite o f a baby hippopotamus and
ducting some o f the afternoon serv
its three-ton mother, is to be seen day.
ices
and is well liked by the people.
for the price o f one admission ti ck-
Tom Marks o f Canby was visiting
R
ev.
Ingler sings the gospel with
et. And by "everyth in g” is meant
relatives here this week.
not only the wild animal and equine
clearness and pathos, and impresses
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd M iller o f the audiences that God still lives
displays, but the entire circus.
Round T rip Fares affprd great savings
More than 700 men and women, West Salem were Saturday a fte r
\frs. Mattie Crawford, woman
and loves, and is longing to deliver
in travel costs this year
embracing the w orld’s foremost noon visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
evangelist sometimes called the Fe-
the
people
from
the
bondage
o
f
sin.
■ ale Kills Sunday, ha* launched a
arenie stars, take part;. There are Jess Emerson.
to
i.»mpais"i designed to bring salvation
On Monday night he preached on
100 clowns. Aside from the fero
T
illa
m
o
ok
C
ounty
Beaches
N e tv p o rt By-the-Sea
t>< lh> tl..p'*er “ The little fla,>pcrs »re
A number from here attended the Christian Perfection as taught by
cious beasts, the program includes
C ra te r Lake N a tio n a l Park
O re g o n Caves Nat l Monument
Happing thcr souls away," she says.
forty trained elephants. There are Ford caravan at Independence last the Savior and the apostles and lived
*' I he» ii u i send them to the laundry
O reg on s F o rest. Lake. R is e r and M ou n ta in Resorts
five companies o f trained seals, Tuesday.
of the l.oid. and let their hair grow.
Shasta M ou n ta in R e s o rts
-
Y osem ite National Park
in the world by fu lly consecrated
Tin- tins niosfcm Dcli'aht are having
many dogs, beats, monkeys, pigs
believers.
The
message
wrs
full
Clarence
Grund
o
f
Monmouth
was
I
tables ii'lltd
'the tlnpprr h it
and pigeons. It ie the biggest cir
I - i hi
S iisiigU * v i t a UK loss
cus program the world has ever seen a business caller at the Ed Rogers’ o f sunshine and pep and fell on the
u livi . ..
given under the largest tent.
ears o f an appreciative audience.
home Wedaesday afternoon.
Serv
ces w ill continue through the
Fred Cody ia assisting George
week
at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m. and
ÍHSHS2SZS1
Heck in remodeling his house.
close on Sunday night. • The tent
Lloyd Swearingen is working for
ki
then w ill be shipped to Salem for
Q Young Brothers o f Monmouth this
another
campaign on the west side.
, week.
£
Rev. Owen w ill teach in the North
Guaranteed to be all leather
M r. and Mrs. J. E. Allen were
Q
west Naxarene College at Nampa,
and to
I
shoppers in Monmouth last Wednes
I Idaho, the coming semester and
day.
All kinds. Call and look them over and ask ptices.
take some advanced «o r k as well.
Clay Guthndgc and ton W illiam Rev. Ingler expects to continue in
of
Falls City passed over the evangelism * in Ncrth Lakota |nd
^ ^ 4 Don't fall tp see our
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H l g l 4 Wednesday, " f
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(California during the autumn and
John Doughty o f Monmouth was winter, and join his partner next
seen in this vicinity Tuesday.
summer n a campaign in the south
Oraeofi Out
M California for thr tourtet" and othar brauUful
Ed Moreland o f Monmouth is ern and middle states. Their work
f o l t o « t il bo mat tod PRE S on rrqumt
hauling his w inter’s wood from is genuire, sound, and above cen
Pee farm reif e r r a t o * am) other p a rtir. 1er. aak
here this week.
Oils, Polishes, Shoestrings, Etc.
sure. and as ministers they aie
Mra. Frank Bell o f Idaho has held in esteem by mqpy people o f
First Class Repairing
moved into out midst recently.
prominence in the different denom
J ohn M . S c o t t .
Mrs. Ward and two small sons o f
inations. Blessings on them.— The
General Passenger Agr.it
Salem were first o f the week v is it
Committee.
ors with Mr. and Mra. Fred Cody.
SAVE FLAPPERS’ SOULS
MONMOUTH HEIGHTS
Yoar Portrait Free
Eyes Tested
Glasses Fitted
Hartman Bros.
IT ’S TRAVEL TIME
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High-top Shoes for Winter
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Los Angeles
—San Diego
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