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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1922)
| Opening Our New Store W e want you to inspect our store and see the lines of new goods aided. A choice as sortment of Pottery Bowls, Vases Individual box gifts Stationery Lines never before shown Perkins’ Pharmacy If we haven't got it w e'll g et it. A«k uv Clares Powell is home after six weeks of metropolitan life in San Francisco. He was working in one of the banks of thst city scquiring experience for practical work. Ha found his visit to the California town both pleasant and profitable. xal Abe Rem pel of Dallas, president of the Polk County Farmers* Union, was a visitor in Monmouth Friday. A number of members of the Homelike Society spent a plesasant evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold. Tuesday evening. De cember 5. the occasion being Mrs. Arnlold’s birthday. Delicious re freshment* consisting of ice cream and cake were served^by Mr. Ar nold and enjoyed by all. Dorcas Society Don’t forget to visit »he bazaar of the Dorcas Society which is to be held in Wedekin’s store all day to morrow, Saturday, December 9. A chicken dinner with all the trim mings will be served in the Chris tian church dining room in the evening beginning at 5:30. A fine big dinnei at a small price. Mrs. Chester Hinkle of Dallas viisted st the home of Mrs. Simp son Saturday. G. E. B utcher Drugless H ealer If you are sick try Hydro el* c ric Mechanotheropey treatments. Office at residence on 467 D street, second house west of Presbyterian church, Independence. Examination free. “ Lady attendant.” Dr. E. J. Scheetz Chiropractic-Neuropath at Mon For Sale—Dressed Chickens. mouth every Monday. Wednesday Quality guaraneed. Etfie Young and Friday. GALGANO A. F- H. SALEM. OREGON PvriL o r F rancks S trieg el B i N ew Y ork P irn , o r A. C ontkrno D. M. N kw Y obk VIOLIN BAND INSTRUMENTS rke PIANO LESCH ETIZSKY TECHNIC BaciNNRRs and A dvanced P upils A ccepted POR DETAILS, PHONE 600 MONMOUTH 3t W ith Ifln to rrs" Flow ers fresh fro m o u r o w n g re e n h o u s es , Im m e d ia te delivery in M o n m o u t h a n d I n d e p e n d e n c e o f all o r d e r s f o r $1 a n d o v e r . Potted Plants in full bloom Ferns and Palms, All kinds of funeral work. INDEPENDENCE FLORAL CO. 7 t h «Si E Sts ., m i r1. ■■■H EB In d ep e n d e n c e , Ore. t iS - .K u J . !^wiiiiri»wieMi»tMllglklittBlllMBBWHIIIIIOriHMIttll1lllWIIMfW • Holiday Suggestions These ore the kind of things men buy for themselves tha whole yeor round, except that some arc a bit finer than mo§l men w ill buy , much as they would like to have them. So now is the chance for wives and daughters. Bath Robes Men's bathrobes made t f heavy Beacon blanket material in an as- Svftr e rt of patterns, $S 00 ¿8.115 Fancy Arm Bands and Garters A wide asscrtrr.ent in fancy silks in holiday gift boxes. Just the th'ng for an inexpensive gift that is sure to please; 25c 45c 7ac Kerchiefs Gift Hose Silk Hose —pure thread silk hose in black and all the wanted colors— special value at $1.00 p*r pair. Silk and Wool Hose—Extra heavy for winter .wear, ¡fancy ¡brown or blue mixed wool xith silk, with harmonizing silk stripe clocking $1.50 Silk and Wool hose of finest silk and wool mixtures in brown and green heather, full fashioned, long wear heel and toe. A m>st beautiful gift for Xmas; $1 75 Wool Heathers Fancy mixtures in plain and clocked styles; 65c 75c $1.00 Initialed Kerchiefs—large sized handkerchiefs of fine cambric. Script initial—S9c each, or 6 for $2.25 Linen Kerchiefs—Men’s True Linen Kerchiefs with narrow hem stitched hem. $1 value for 69c Buy a “Union Coupon Book” UNION * G asoline at th e n e w prices Aristo Motor Oil B e st All W a y s WEBBER’S GARAGE .1. ► 9 « . £ r« 11TH EN you have a bilious attack your liver fails % ^ to perform its functions. You become con stipated. T he food you eat ferments in your stomach jnstead o f digesting. This inflames the stomach and causes nausea, vomiting and a terrible headacheJ^Take Chamberlain’s Tablets. They will ,tone up your liver, clean out your stomach and you will soon be as well as ever. There is nothing better." C ham berlain's Tablets A new shipment just received of Cheney silks. New colorings and fabrics. Neckwear is always a safe gift as no one ever has too many ties. 75c $1.00 The new Sta-Ti, in new fabrics and colorings. For dad who has trouble with his tie. Not a ready made tie, but just as convenient as one. $1.00 Ilea’s madras shirts in an assort ment of good patterns and color ings—sizes 14 to 17. $3.00 Leather Gloves K nit Ties $3 pair Those stylish narrow ties that men like so well. They’re of silk in plain black, navy, brown, and brown-and-greens; 95c Men's soft leather dress gloves in the popular Cordovan shade. An exceptional value. M y r i a d s of D a i n t y X -m as H an d k erch iefs All ready for your selection. Dainty colored embroidered hand kerchiefs, with or without colored borders - - - 25c Exquisite embroidered kerchiefs in pastel shades or in white, with chippenJale embroidered edge and corners 60c Colored embroidered tin ins. with harmoniz ing colored embroidery 30c Dainty Kerchiefs that are sure to please the little folk. Fancy figures of various kinds, animals, little tots at play. etc. Embroidered in colors. In attractive folder 10c S atisfying H u n g ry F o l k s is W h e r e W e Shine! It keeps us busy, of course, but that's what we are here for. We try to satisfy all tastes and all pocketbooks. Contented folks in Monmouth will tell you this store is just chock full of good things to eat. Ju st Look a t These Price« Instant Postum, large can ____ 46c Seedless Raisins. Sultanas, lb .. 15c Libby's Apple Butter No. 2 can 17c Dangold Milk, large can.......... 10c Stollwerck's Cocoa lb_________ ICC New Pop corn 3 l b s . . _______ 25c Just bring us the market basket and we will guarantee to fill it with good things to eat and at fair prices. OREGON SEVEN OTHER MILLER STORES-NLW BERG, MCMINNVILLE. SHERIDAN, YAMHILL, DAYTON, SALEM. CORVALLIS A tten ded to prom ptly. I have had co n sid erable ex p erien ce in th is line and All work is Guaranteed New Christmas Neckwear Gift Shirts MONMOUTH Tractor Trouble ^ ii iK I III— Notice The next regular teachers' exam ination will be held in the circuit court room of the Polk county court house in Dallas, Oregon, on Decem ber 20. 21, 22..and 23. 1$22. The ptogram is as follows: Commencing Wednesday. Decem ber 20. 1922 at 9:00 o'clock A. M. and continuing until Saturday, De cember 23, 1922 at 4:00 o'clock P. The Mistake Made by Many Mon M. mouth Citizens. Wednesday Forenoon— U. S. His Look for the cause of backache. tory, Writing (Penmanship), M u | To be cured you must know the sic. Drawing. Afternoon—rhysiology. Reading, cause. Manual Training. C* mposition. Do Ifjit's weak kidneys mestic Science, M th xis in Reading, You must set the kidneys work Course of Study for Draw ing. Meth- ing right. *xls in Arithmetic. A resident of this vicinity shows Thursday Foreman— Arithmetic, you how. History of Education, Psycholc>gv. A. A. Crowde■. plasterer. 203 Methods in Geography, Mechanical Ash St . Dallas. Ore., says: *i al Drawing. Domestic Art. Course of Study for Domestic Art. ways recommend Doan's Kidney Afternoon—Grammar, Geogra Pi I la for 1 know one can depend on phy. Stenography. American Lit them. 1 had kidney complaint for erature. Physics. Typewriting. | some time and suffered with pains Methods in Language, Thesis for in my back. It hurt me to stoop. Primary Certificates. F rday Forenoon—Theory and My kidneys acted irregularly, ard »hen I read of Doan's Kidney Pills Practice. Orthography »Spelling). Physical Geography. .English Liter-i 1 got some. They were j w h a t 1» ature. Chemistry. needed and they put my kidneys in Afternoon - School Law. Geology, good condition.** Algebra, Civil Goverrinert Price 60e. at all dealers. Don't Saturday Forenoon—Geometry. simply ask for a kidney remedy— Botan>. ret Down's Kidney Pill»—the saavc Afternoon— General History. that Mr Crowder had Foster- Bookkeeping. Jo«.ah t* lls Gninty School Supt. Milbarn Co., Mfrs., Ruffaio, N. Y. Fifty percent of all head- aches are caused from eye- strain. Dr. Thompson's sci entific examinations reveal the cause. Consult him about your eyes next visit. Tuesday, December 19, Local hotel until 4 p .m . 2t 11 * — ■ ■ A Summer Clime— for your Winter Outing ALL WRONG 1 that's California • Like many others atjthis season of the year you are thinking of a trip to a warmer clime. i alifornia is just the place for your winter outing. Here the days are flooded with bright warm sunshine. You a outdoor recreations or sim- p y reiax and rest in comfort under sun lit-skies. 1 ‘ *irc ar*’ not*J Rolf courses, polo fe ds. , ¡1« of splendid highway« and count lets placet of sceW and ro- antic charm. • now urd take advantage of Excellent a , ;Sr,™ c* .;4rul Through Sleeping Cars to San Francisco and Los Angeles. LOW R O O D TR IP TICK ETS N o w on Sal« For fares, train schedule*. >1««, ing car and beautiful fol.(. aak railroad ticket agents or write ^ JOHN M. SCOTT. G. P. A.. Portland. Ora
