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THE MONMOUTH HERALD. MONMOUTH. O REG O N FR ID A Y , SE P T E M B E R 7, 1923
Rev. V ictor E. M orris visited w ith
fi lends in th is city Sunday and Mon
day.
W. G.
"b a b y ”
week.
B eattie is
O verland,
driving a
purchased
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Mr. sn d Mrs. G. T. Boothby a re en
joying th e sea breezes a t N ew port
th is week.
Kodaks
and
Kodak Supplies
l'# e
a
cam era
and
have
som ething w ith which to re
fresh your m em ory.
Perkins’ Pharmacy
I f we hav en ’t g o t it
w e'll g e t it. Ask us.
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Nevfe?
Mr. and M rs. A. M. A ra n t s ta rt-
w ith F ra n cis A ra n t th is w eek fo r a
v isit w ith rela tiv e s a t Milton in E a s t
ern O regon.
P re v en t ey e strain and fu tu re
ill health th a t neglected eyes
will cause. W ith th e begin
ning of th e school y ea r every child’s
eyes should be fre e from s tra in and
pending eye trouble. Dr. Thompson
service will help. C onsult him next
v isit— T h u rsd ay , S eptem ber 20, Mon
m outh hotel until 4 P. M.
St 1
C o m in g
to S alem
Dr. Mellenthin
SPECIALIST
in Internal Medicine for the
past twelve years
DOES NOT OPERATE
Will be a t
M arion H otel
S a tu rd a y , S eptem ber 22
Office H o u rs: 10 a. m. to 4 p. m.
One Day Only
No C h arg e fo r C onsultation
I)r. M ellenthin is a re g u la r g rad u a te
in m edicine and s u rg e ry and is li
censed by th e s ta te o f O regon.
He v isits professionally th e m ore im
p o rta n t tow ns and cities and offers
to all who call on th is trip free con
su ltatio n , except th e expense of tr e a t
m ent when desired.
A ccording to his m ethod of tr e a t
m ent he does not o p e ra te for chronic
ap p en d icitis, gall stones, ulcers of
stom ach, tonsils or adenoids.
He has to his c re d it w onderful re
su lts in diseases o f th e stom ach, liv
er, bow els, blood, skin, nerves, h eart,
kidney, bladder, bed w ettin g , c a ta rrh ,
weak lungs, rheum atism , sciatica, leg
ulcers and rec tal ailm ents.
If you have been ailing fo r any
len g th o f tim e and do not g e t any
b etter, do not fail to call, as im prop
e r m easu res ra th e r th an disease are
very o fte n th e cau se o f your long
sta n d in g trouble.
R em em ber above d ate, th a t consul
tatio n on th is trip will be free and
th a t his tre a tm e n t is different.
M a m e d women m u st be accom pa
nied by th e ir husbands.
A ddress 211 Broadw ay Bldg, Los
A ngeles, Calif.
Eyes Tested
Blanket Time
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E. C. Cole and fam ily sp en t th e J
week end and Labor day on the beach |
n ear N ew port.
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IS ALM OST H E R E
M. J . T eters and fam ily are enjoy-1
ing th e ir vacation in th e m ountain
country of Lane county.
The ann u al picnic of th e Valley Mo- j
to r com pany of Salem w as held in the
grove a t R ickreall Sunday.
T heodore G raham is w orking fo r I
th e S tan d a rd Oil com pany in its In
dependence p lan t a t present.
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Lucien A ra n t of P o rtlan d and lady
friend w ere th e g u e sts of the fo rm e r’s
p are n ts in M onmouth Tuesday.
M rs. H ochberg and d au g h ter and
Mrs. Rich le ft T uesday fo r a sh o rt
visit by the sea sh o re a t N ew port.
Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Nickeloff and
sm all son of P o rtlan d spent th e w eek
end w ith Mr. and M rs. G. W. Baun.
D uring th e absence of E arl Con-
key from th e cream ery the cream
collecting tru ck w as driven by W al
lace H ockem a.
T he M isses L illian and Irene Good
n ig h t of V ancouver, W ashington, have
been v isitin g th e ir g randm other, Mrs.
Iren e S m ith and fam ily.
Jo h n X. W ebber w as here from
P ortlan d Monday fo r a business trip
and a v isit w ith frien d s.
He th .n k s
some of m oving to Bend in th e n ea r
futu re.
R eg u lar G range m eeting will be
held n ex t S atu rd ay , b u t it will be a
b rief one.
T here will be d in n er a t
noon and a sh o rt business session
sh o rtly a f te r dinner.
Mrs. Ja m es D. S m yth and d a u g h ters
E lizabeth and V irginia of Tacom a
w ere g u ests a t the B eattie home la st
T h ursday and F rid ay . Mrs. S m yth is
a neice of Mr. B eattie.
D. M. W alker w as here F rid ay v is
itin g w ith friends.
H e expects to
s ta r t fo r A rizona in October. G eorge
W alker is w orking fo r th e S ta n d a ri
Oil com pany in E ugene a t presen t.
He who has a th in g to sell and goes
and w hispers in a well,
Is not so ap t to g e t th e dollars as he
who clim bs a tree and hollers.
N otice of A pplication to
C ertain S tre e ts and Alleys.
Close
N otice is hereby given th a t th e
Common Council of the city of Mon
m outh. O regon will m eet in th e coun
cil cham bers on T uesday, O ctober 2,
a t 8 o’clock, fo r th e purpose of consid
erin g application of Mrs. Ada Young,
Roy M. S m ith, a d m in istra to r of th e
R. M. S m ith estate, W. J . Miller and
M ary M cNeil to close all of such
stre e ts and alleys as ap p e ar in John
E. M urphy’s addition to the city of
M onmouth, as shown on th e p la t of
said addition recorded in the County
C lerk ’s office of Polk county, O regon,
and b ordering on Lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8. 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. 15, 16, 17, 18,
19, 20, and 21, fo r th e reason th a t
said s tre e ts and alleys are n ot used
and have never been used as stre e ts
and alleys, and th e ir closing will not
in te rfe re w ith the rig h ts of ow ners of
adjoining prop erty .
By o rd er of th e Common Council.
J . J . W ILLIA M S, City Recorder.
F irs t published A u g u st 31, 1923.
’’T he F a rm e r’s W orst Enem y— R ats.
The F a rm e r’s Best F riend—
R at-S n ap ”
T hese a re th e w ords of Ja m es B ax
te r, N. J .: “ E v er since I tried RAT-
S N A P I have alw ays k ep t It in th e
house. N ever fails. Used ab o u t $.1.00
w orth of R A T -SN A P a y ear an d fig
u re it saves me $300 in chicks, eggs
snd feed. R A T -SN A P is convenient.
Just break up a cake, no m ixing w ith
oth er food.” T hree aizes. 35c, 65c,
$1.25. Sold and g u aran teed by
I’EKKINS PHARMACY
Jeweler and Optician
Dr. I’enn C. Quin. in charge of Optical de
partment, each day of the week.
H ours— 9 A. M to • P. M.
DALLAS, OREGON
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All good selling colors, fancy plaids and stripes
are in the showing.
$2.98
$3.50
$5.50
$6.00
EVERY
DAY
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BARGAIN
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M ONM OUTH
MILLERS’
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S E V E N O TH ER M ILLER ST O R E S —N EW B ER G , M C M IN N V ILLLE, SH E R ID A N , Y A M H ILL,
DAYTO N , SA LEM , CO RVA LLIS
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FARM R E M IN D ER S
O regon grow ers o f bram bles a re
confronted w ith a g ro u p o f diseases
fo r which no fu n g u s o r b ac te ria l o r
g anism s have been found, although
d ilig en tly so u g h t on o th e r places for
m any y ea rs. They a re know n as sy s
tem ic, infection diseases, as th ey de
v italize th e e n tire p la n t system
and a re also tra n sm itte d from d is
eased p la n ts to sound ones.
P re
vention is th e "c u re .”
D iseased
p lan ts a re destroyed an d new p lan ts
g o t from sound stock.
O U R STA TIO N ERY IS
GIVING SA T ISF A C T IO N
L ast week we p rin te d one thousand
sta te m en ts for a m an an d by th e ir aid
he collected a sm all fo rtu n e .
Two
m onths ago a man b o u g h t o f us some
sta tio n e ry fo r use w hen w ritin g to
his sw eeth eart, and now he is m arried.
A nother young m an forged a nam e
on a check p rin ted in o u r office and is
now in th e p e n ite n tia ry .
A nother
young m an stole som e p ap e r to m ake
c ig a re tte s w ith— he is dead. A young
lady b o u g h t some of o u r p ap e r to cu rl
her h air on, and now she has a beau.
(W e only have a few p ackages of this
kind in stock.)
By u sin g o u r s t a
tionery a person can collect old ac
counts, tell fo rtu n e s, m ake rain „
change th e color of th e h air, have th e
teeth ex tra cte d w ith o u t pain and find
out the nam e of th e fu tu re husband
or wife, be successful in business, tr i
um ph over enem ies o r be elected to
office. G ive us a call.
To know
how good a cig arette
re a lly c a n be m a d $ '
you m ust try ~
Glasses Fitted
THE WISE HOUSEHOLDER WILL
not fail to take advantage of the unusual values
we are offering in winter blankets at this time.
Our several stores combined their buying pow
er in the purchase of blankets at the time when
mills were most anxious for business, and the
saving is yours.
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C lares Powell, Jam es P artrid g e,
J a p Thom pson and a nephew of th e
la tte r from the E a st le ft la st F rid ay
fo r th e Salm on riv er co u n try on a
Ashing expedition.
They expect to
be gone fo r two weeks.
Wm. C. Retzer
Phone 352
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C. W. P rice and fam ily sp en t th e
week end a t Tillam ook enjoying th e
sea breezes.
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Mrs. N ye retu rn ed
a v isit to W aldport
Mrs. Glenn retu rn ed
v isit w ith relativ es.
sisters of M rs. Neal.
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la st week from
and her siste r,
w ith her fo r a
Both ladies a re
L o g an b erry shoots are vigorous
grow ers, freq u en tly ru n n in g 18 or 20
feet.
If allow ed to ta k e th e ir n at-
ural way th ey incline to spread out
on th e gro u n d w here they are in th e
way fo pickers and a re often dam -
aged.
It is best to tra in them along
th e rows d u rin g th e grow ing season.
Short sticks o r w ire hooks, th ree or
four to a p lan t, will keep them in
place.
RICKREALL
Mr. and M rs. Vern Fox sp e n t th e
week end a t Pacific City.
T h resh in g is about over and g e n e r
ally th e rep o rts indicate good crops.
Mrs. Reeves and Mrs. Roy G regg
who a re ru n n in g the boarding house
spent th e w eek end a t Pacific C ity
Hop h arv e st sta rte d Monday in th is
vicinity and th e re is no sc arcity of
pickers.
E. F. C raven and fam ily le ft T h u rs
day for G arabaldi w here he will w ork
in th e saw m ill.
Mrs. J . W. F e tz e r of Independence
visited w ith h er p aren ts. Mr. and Mrs
P e te r Cook T hursday.
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Mr. and M rs. J. O. P rice retu rn ed
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from
N ew port last week w
ith th . e ir
son D elbert who cam e down w ith the
mumps. He is able to be out ag ain .
The O regon C onstruction com pany
engaged in h ard su rfa cin g th e W est
Side highw ay reached th e end of th e ir
supply of grav el on the W haley place
and have m ovM th e ir p lan t f a rih e r
w est on th e Munson place. ___________
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gleam
Geology also fu rn ish es us link upon
link in th e chain of events in
th e
past
to
show
us
th a t
God did once w ork in th is way. c r e a t
ing higher o u t of lower form s of life.
Biology, th e stud> of p lan ts and ani-
j m als now upon th e e a rth 's surface,
! reveals ag ain how species are related ,
! and how life form s can*be h a n d e d ,
th e life forces so directed as to p ro
duce v aria tio n s before o u r eyes. Em-
byrology. th e study of th e develop
m ent of new life w ithin th e p a re n t’s
body from conception to b irth , ag ain
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x x
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sa
reveals th a t every an im al and every
person born into life goes th ro u g h be-
fore b irth a process o f evolution from
sim ple cells to h ig h e r form s. A nd won-
d erful enough, in th is process of ev
olution th e sta g e s a re sim ila r to, if
not duplications of, th e step s in the
p ast by w hich man has come from cell
to m an.
W ith th e ap p e aran c e of th e physical
anim al called m an - th e r «
into
the cre ativ e Process a new elem ent,—
conscious life, m oral q u ality , a psychic
force.
W ith th e em ergence of th is
new elem ent m an ceased to be m erely
an anim al, he becam e a living soul. In
all th e upw ard course of p la n t and a n
imal life th e cre a tiv e u rg e w as the
presence of God— God’s s p irit, God’s
vital force, G od’s life, b u t alw ays the
p lan t and anim al w ere blind to th is
presence of God, unconscious of him.
But finally w hen th e cre ativ e u rge
pushed itse lf from th e inside of ani-
,n a i ]
wi t h such pow er as to create
thc phy8ical in stru m e n ts ad eq u ate to
such realizatio n , th e presence of God
cam e into rea liza tio n of th e moral
m an.
God m ak in g h im self known
in and to a being like unto him self.
w Hh ab ility to th in k , to im agine, to
hope, to c re ate , to choose, to stru g -
t *le
The question is o ften asked, why
does n o t m an continue to evolve in
| new* and w ondrous w ays th is body
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blindly
h is?
He does, but not blindly.
W hen God w orks th ro u g h a conscious
being his process of evolution does
n ot need to w ait fo r th e slow m arch
of th e ages.
Man u sin g his brain
;n8tead of w aitin g fo r hig ^
to
chanjre to 9uit hig n w d 8 , work8 upon
th(> m g tin a l re , 0urces of th e uni-
v(.rse t0 cr*a te for hlI„ 8elf a rtifld a l
extensions o f th e body.
E v ery tool,
every m achine, every in stru m e n t, ev
ery vehicle is b u t en larg ed , m ore
h ig h ly o rganized hand, foot, eye or
o th er bodily m em bers.
T hese art!
fin al extensions of m a n ’s body s ix c f
m ore p o ten t pow er, less physically
cum bersom e, m ore
quickly evo’ved
th an additional bodily im provem ents.
And at let^p h , when th e a re a of me-
chanical achievem ents shall have
been ended, m an w ill g iv e% ll his at-
ten tio n to sp iritu a l conqueata.
He
will so cialite, m ake ethical, ju st, a r d
b ro th erly all th e rela tio n s o f life. Re
ligion will th en have its w ay w ith
man.
H ere an d th e re a few have
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been g iving th e ir a tte n tio n to th is
cam paign.
I t has been launched
alread y .
T h ere em erged into the
consciousness of one g r e a t m an th e
p erfect rea liza tio n o f G od’s presence
and he has become fo r us, by l.ls
teach in g s, by his life, by his living
person, th e w ay, th e tr u th and th e
life.
U nder his lead ersh ip , the fo l
low ers of th e C h rist, all h u m an ity a t
len g th , shall gain g r e a te r h eig h ts of
developm ent w here God and m an
sh all dw ell to g e th e r on te rm s of lov
ing and com plete u n d ersta n d in g :..,d
fellow ship.
T he im p o rta n t th in g ab o u t m an a f
te r all is n o t so m uch from w here he
did come, b u t to w here is he g o in g ’
And th e th e o ry of evolution holds
o u t a f a r ric h e r hope of a glorious
d estin y fo r m an th an any o th e r th e
ory.
The Bible is crow ded w ith th e
sp iritu a l m a te ria ls, w ith th e m oral
values, w ith th e divine th o u g h ts, w ith
in te rn al tru th s , w ith th e redeem ing
p erso n ality th a t w ill help m an o n
w ard in his g ro w th in a f a r m ore h u
m ane, a f a r less an im alistic, a fa r
diviner form of life.
A s an old
theologian rig h tly said w hen th e
con tro v ersy rag ed over th e question
as to th e m ovem ent o f th e e a rth or
tu n : "T he Bible is given to teach us,
n ot how th e heavens go, b u t how men
go to h eaven."
So now we m ay say
th e Bible is given to teach us not how
m en becam e m en, b u t how th ey m ay
become th e sons of God.
So why
should I a sk th e Bible to inform me
how to re p a ir my ca r, how to raise
my crops or c a ttle .
T he Bible h a t a
h ig h er service to ren d er us if we le t
it
NO M ORE
RATS
or mice, after you uae RAT-SNAP
It's a sare rodent killer.
Try • P kfr
and prove it.
Rats killed with
RAT-SNAP leave.no smell.
Cats er
dogs won't touch it.
Guaranteed.
35< aize - I cake • enough
foe
Pantry, Kitchen or CMlar.
$5c size • 2 cakea • far Chicken
House, coops, or smell buildings.
$1.25 site - 5 rakes - enough far
all farm and eut-bnildings, storage
buildings, or factory buildings.
Sold and Guaranteed by
PERKINS PHARMACY
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