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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1923)
V Psg* 8 THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH, OREGON FRIDAY, JUNE 1. 1823 ,1 C LE A N UP Paint Paper Varnish Kalsomine Perkins’ Pharmacy If we haven’ t got it we’ll get it. Ask us. Oh, What a Fall Was There, My Countrymen Dorc&a S ociety The Dorcas Society of the Christian church met Tuesday afternoon at the home o f Mrs. C. Lorence and enjoyed a pleasant and profitable time. A good sized crowd was present in spite o f occasional showers. After the lousiness meeting and sewing had been finished the hostess assisted by Mrs. J. B Lorence, passed refreshments which ail enjoyed. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Pember. i I $ Some Offerings at % % % * % Homelike Society * About thirty members and friends of the Homelike Society and Women’s % Missionary Society o f the Evangelical church, met Tuesday afternoon in * the basement of the church. After a short business meeting of $ the Homelike Society, the Mission ary meeting was called, Mrs. Conklin presiding. Miss Snyder had charge o f the study and proved herself a very interesting leader. $ At the close of the meeting a social hour was enjoyed during which « strawberry short cake and real & cream was served by Mesdames! ■ Gooding, Guthrie, Conklin and Fuller.1 8 in honor of the birthdays o f Mrs. Cal- ^ breath, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Wilson, Mrs. ¡ 8 Haggard, Mrs. Moreland and Mrs. I Snyder. v The society will have a rug sale some time in June. Wratch for the i * announcement. a M O N M O U TH OREGON Ladies Beaver Knit Silk Hose full fashion foot and leg, extra heavy weight; black, navy, brown, white, polo and sand .............................................7.......... $2.25 Ladies Knox Knit Silk Hose medium weight, seamless toe and heel, fan cy embroidered stripe, black, brown and w h ite....................................................... $1.75 Ladies Beaver Knit Silk and Fiber Hose ribbon back; an extra fine looking hose for the price ................................................. $1.25 New Summer Novelty Voiles dotted, flowered and paisley designs, the yard 65c and 69c Silk Tissue Ginghams beautiful plaids in season’s best selling shades.......................................the yard 75c Men’s Work Shirts cut extra full, of good material. Most stores sell them for a quarter m ore................$1.00 Men’s Blue Bib Overalls cut full forty-five yards to the dozen. You will have to search a long time to find their equal..............................................pair $1.75 Men’s Army Last Shoes good wear and very comfortable. You will be astonished to see so gpod a shoe at the p rice.........................................................$3.50 Mrs. C. C. Lee is very ill at her Last Sunday the local town team home here. Mrs. Harry Judd, three daughters dropped another game, to Independ ence at Independence, this time. and the new son, from Tualatin are The score was 18 to 4. The locals visiting this week at the home of her Men’s Khaki Hats copper wire ventilated, ......................... 75c were trying out a new pitcher, Smith parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. McClellan, by name, and they let him go the Mr>- Vernon Brown has returned full distance even though the Inde-it0 her home in Portland after a pcndence team found him for 14 hits, week’s visit with her mother, Mrs. A. most of them in the last four innings. Shore. A number of errors by the local boys 1 Florence and Joe Heffley, teachers helped in the scoring. Five hiU for in th* Tillamook schools, are here for Macaroni, 4 l b s ........................................ 25c Helmet brand pork and beans,..................5c Monmouth and several errors for In the summer vacation. Karo Syrup, large tin ,............................. 69c Big lunch assorted cakes, lb....................25c Mrs. C. E. Herren entertained her dependence gave the locals four runs Alber’s bran, large package..................... 15c Ginger snaps, l b ........................................ 15c and that was all they could get. In uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Hall of dependence has a very fast infield, j Woodburn, last week. Kerr’s Best and Crown F lo u r..............$2.05 Brazils, large sweet nuts, 2 l b s ............... 35c They made three double plays, one o f ) Ledies of Marion and Polk Counties, Sugar, lb ....................................................11c Best head rice, lb .................. .............. 7'/ic tiiem coming in the ninth frame when We have a great surprise to spring Sugar, sack ,.......................................... $11.00 Small white beans, less than present the locals were making their last bid j on you in a few days. Be on the Monmouth Bakery Bread,....................... 10c wholesale price ...................... V/iC for a run. Three men were on and watch for it. Something you all Whe-Ta-Lon, the all-of-the-wheat Kerosene, gal.............................................. 21c one g>ne when the batter dumped the Want. It is made in Oregon. No ball into the infield. The runner on one else will have them— be on the cereal ......................................... 25c P & G white naptha soap ....................... TV^c bird was forced at home and the bat lookout for our ads. Veribest Pork and beans........................ 8c Good bulk coffee...................................... 25c ter caught on first, ending the game. Woolen Mill Store, C. P. Bishop, Prop. Veribest S ou p ..............................................8c Beulah blend coffee, none better,............ 35c To date the locals have won eyery George Walker, who is employed by game they have played at home and . the Standard Oil Company in Corval- l»st every game they have played lis, was a visitor here Memorial day, away from home. Sunday they cross with his father, D. C. Walker. The ~ f '■ - EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY AT MILLERS’ bats with Dallas on the local field, latter has just arrived from Phoenix, j Come out and help them win. The Arizona, to spend the summer. SEVEN OTHER MILLER STORES— NEWBERG, MCMINNVILLLE, SHERIDAN, YAMHILL, DAYTON, SALEM, CORVALLIS usual admission prices will prevail President lenders was the com and the game will start promptly at mencement speaker at the graduation 2:30. The new bleachers have been exercises of the Cottage Grove schooll • ompleted and will be ready for use. last Friday evening. J. E. Winegar was a visitor in For Sale— 1 ton Ford truck, worm Portland a day or two this week as drive. Hercules body and cab. Will ■3» •:« :«• :«• :«• •:« ac- ■» sisting the Rebekahs to buy furnish give terms to responsible party. VVm. Dawes, Box 475, Independence ing for the ladies rest room in the military tournament. by him. i Reno o f Missouri, who is a sister of the institution, according to figures j new hall. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Sacre from Mrs. Martin Sacre, now deceased. W. E. Smith came from Portland just issued by E. B. Lemon, registrar Middle aged lady wants to rent I M. L. Boyd of the Dallas Itemixer, two unfurnished rooms for a period 1 stopped in Monmouth a short time Saturday to look up matters in rela Vida, Lane county were looking after ! Polk county has been represented Including the short course and sum of two years. Leave information Saturday. He was enroute to Cor tion to the opening of Ackerman business interests here last week end. at the O. A. C. this school year by 48 mer session 4727 students have been at Herald office. vallis with his family to take in the street which is to take land owned They were accompanied by Mrs. Lucy out o f 3420 students registered in registered. From Our Grocery Department Learn to Cook - Electrically The electric range has reached its present state of development after many years.of trial and experiment. It now presents the closest approach to perfection in modern cooking equipment. The housewives of Monmouth will have the opportunity of learning how electricity has revolutionized the art of preparing food by attending our Electric Cooking School which will be held at Millers’, beginning June 9. The Westing- house Electric Ranges will be demonstrated and you will learn about many new and delightful dishes, and how to prepare them. At 2 P. M. Miller Mercantile Company 1 - • ’ Mountain States Power Co. iS i *•
