The Busy Bees met with Mrs.)
Lyman Parker Wednesday after
noon.
Dr. Powell started this week for
a visit to various places in Southern
CalitornV
Pearl Fishback is spending Christ
mas vacation with relatives in
Salem.
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Mrs. Arthur Parker is expecting
her tarents from Ohio for a Christ
m<a viait.
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H IG H SCH O O L
Friday evening, December 15,
the Monmouth High School basket
ball team won from the Falls City
team by a score of 58 *o 12.
The score shows that the home
team has been faithful in their
practice and are developing good
t^am
work.
If at the last moment you find
you have overlooked anyone,
The High School Quintet will pla/
you can find gift sought at
the Airlie Quintet at the Norma!
Gym Friday, December 22. The
game is called for 7:30.
Perkins’ Pharmacy
December 27, the Monmouth boys
will play the Dallas boy3* basket
If we haven’t got it
we'll get it. Ask us.
ball team on the latter’s home floor
This w'll be the first game for
Dallas.
The Senior Class has received
Baptist Church
their class pins with which they are
10:00 Bible School
11:00 Morning Worship. Ser very much pleased.
mon: “ The Prince of Peace.”
The High School party, held Sat
7:00 A Christmas program bv
urday
evening, December 15, was
members of the Bible Sefool.
well attended. F.veryone had a
very enjoyable time.
Christian Science
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Miss Marsh has been called home
Wednesday evening meeting at 8 by the death of her uncle. Dr. K. J.
o’clock.
Marsh of Portland.
Sunday morning service at 11
Philip Partridge
o’clock.
(Too Late for Last Week)
Subject for Sunday, December
Mr
Gooding, who has been ill for
24, “ Christ Jesus” .
a few days, is again able to be with
At the election of the American us.
Legion in Independence A. L. Keen
There will be a student body
ey was chosen commander, A. L.
Miller, vice commander and A. N. party in the High School building
Becker, adjutant.
Saturday evening.
The Evangelical Chirch will have
School will close next Friday
a Christmas treat and program for December 22, for the Christmas
the children, members and friends vacation. It will reop n Tuesday,
of the church Sunday evening at
7:30. All of our young folks are January 2nd.
asked to be there.
Since Dallas High School has suc
ceeded
in getting the use of the
For Sale Wood saw outfit, $250.
Armory,
games are being scheduled
S, H. Hinkle, R2 Independence.
to be played as soon as possible.
Furnished cottage for rent.
The basket ball game last Friday
Mrs. Beckley.
with A irlie was a successful one for
Christmas trees for sal« at K. M.
Bosley’s, near creamery. Inquire us. The score was 38 to 12 in
favor of Monmouth High.
of Doc Fgleston.
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For Women
For Men
Felt Slippers
Boudoir Caps
Handkerchiefs
Gloves
Scarves
Umbrellas
Jeweled Barettes
Ribbons
Lace Collars
Hosiery
Silk or Wool
Chinese Baskets
House aprons
Hand bags
Party slippers
Bead Necklaces
Combs
Watch chains
Caps
Auto gloves
Pajamas
Arm bands
Suspenders
Garters
House slippers
Golf hose
Gloves
Bath robes
Neckwear
Hats
Umbrellas
Socks, Belts
Shirts
Collars
For Boys
For Girls
Moccasins
Wool hose
Sweaters
Suspenders
Neckwear
Handkerchiefs
Caps
House slippers
Hand bags
Heather wool hose
Ribbons, Gloves
Wool Middies
Handkerchiefs
Sweaters
MONMOUTH
CMiySTMAS
GREETINGS
OREGON
SEVEN OTHER MILLER STORES-NEW BERG, MCMINNVILLE. SHERIDAN, YAMHILL, DAYTON, SALEM, CORVALLIS
The Happiest of all Gift Toughts
F low ers
T h ey fairly radiate Y uletide cheer
No matter what else you give—regardless of cost—flowers
curry a sentiment that nothing else can.
O u r pr ic e s a r e r e a s o n a b l e
Yi u can surely make a selection from this list: —
C u t Flowers
Carnations_________ ..$1.50 and $2.00 per dor.
Chrysanthemums........ ............... .. . 25c to 50c each
Mixed bouquets___ . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . 50c and up
Calendulas...........................................$1 00 per dor.
Gift baskets fil ed with flowers _____ $1 76 and up
Flow ering Plants
P oinsettias.......................... . $1.00 to $2.25 per pot
Cyclam en________ _____ $1.25 to $4.50 per pot
Primroses____ ..$1.50
Ericas 75c and $1.00
Jerusalem cherries______ _________ 75c to$ 2.50
Ferns 35c to $2.50
Kentia Palma $1 50 to $5.00
For an ideal Christmas- -‘‘&ag U aitllj JHotnrra"
This Friday evening there will be mouth in the Normal Gym. Since will be neecssary to begin the game thru before the show starts.
a game between Falla City and Mi n- the picture show starts at 8:15 it promptly at 7 o'clock sc as to be
Minnie E. Keeney.
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Plenty o f Choice Gifts
For Delayed Shoppers
To s h o w m y a p p recia tio n of p atron age
g iv en m e th is p a st s e a so n
IN D EPEN D EN C E FLORAL CO.
Flower” phone M4511. We deliver purchases of $1 or mere.
7 t h & E Sts .,
In d e p e n d e n c e , Ore.
Clean wooden floors, linoleum,
tile, marble, concrete, with
SAPOLIO
I will give everybody
Christmas present
Saturday, Dec. 23
Sw C»
R*» Twk. U. L A.
J ew elry
Solid gold. Gold filled and Sterling Silver articles for men,
women and babies.
White and green gold, platinum lop and solid platinum mount
ings in the latest styles. Each Diamond is a very fine gem.
W atch es
Accurate, dependable movements in white, green and yellow
cases of solid and filled¡gold. Most attractive styles for men,
women and boys.
Silverware
Chests. Sets and Single Pieces of Flatware. Many d.-lightful
gift pieces in Hollow Ware. Peautiful Patterns and very best
On S atu rd ay I w ill :,ell a n y sh o e in
m y sto re a t ten per c e n t off.
Makes all house-
cleaning easy.
Large cake
No waste
You can purchase your remaining Christmas presensts here
with extreme satisfaction. In all.lines you have good choice,
and the pleasure your friends have in the presents will be as
great as if you had bought them long before. New goods have
been received in stocks depleted by eraly purchasing.
D iam ond R ings
Keep Painted Woodwork C L E A N
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quality.
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T o i l e t w a r e - M a n i c u r e A rticles - M esh Bags
V a n itie s - Purses - H a n d Bags - C ig a re tte
C a s e s - S m o k e r ’s A r t i c l e s - D e s k S e t s - C u t
Glass - C lo cks - C o ld and S ilver Novelties
Our store is op.-n until 10 P. M.
CHARLES M. A tW A T E R
A. L. KVLLANDER
2Pf>
Main St.
The Jeweler
Independence, Oregon