THE MONMOUTH HERALD. MONMOUTH. OEEGON FRID A?, OCTOBER 26, 1 i»J3
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^4 Service Feature For
Early Christmas Shoppers
The many advantages of purchasing Christmas gifts
well in advance is making this custom very popular.
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year more and r«ore people buy Christmas gifts early.
Desiring to serve our patrons in the way mo^t to their
liking, and to make it easy for everyone to select Christ­
mas presents early, we make a service feature of reserv­
ing articles for Christmas on payment of a deposit.
New Fall and Holiday goods are on display in all lines.
It is a complete showing of the latest styles and offerings
for the Holiday season.
Selections will be laid away for
you now, and if desired payment can be made in conven­
ient amounts any time before Christmas.
A. L. K U L L A N D K R
The Jew eler
IN D E PE N D E N C E
296 Main Street
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Louis C. Kirby, Minister
H. C. Shropshire, Minister.
Phone 1304
Sunday Services:
10 a. m. Bible School. J. W. Least,
Supt.
Classes for all ages.
Also
a special class for Normal students.
Rally day, November 4th.
Our
motto, 200 present. Don’t forget.
11 a. m. Preaching by H. C. Shrop­
shire. Subject, “ Burden bearing” .
6:30 p. m. Both Senior and Junior
Christian Endeavor.
Senior Endeavor under the charge
o f Western
Oregon
young people
here
attending
Normal
Prof.
Shutte will lead.
Subject, “ How can
we answer those who say that Pro­
hibition does not prohibit, or does
Prohibition prohibit?”
7:30 p. m.
Preaching,
Subject,
A continuation of last Sunday’s sub­
ject, “ Our Bible is a Divine Revela­
tion.”
Wednesday evening. Prayer Meet­
ing, 7:30 p. m.
Everyone cordially invited to at­
tend all of these services.
Sabbath Schood 10 A. M.
Mrs. L. R. Robinson, S. S. Supt.
Our school is making plans for
greater development under the effic­
ient leadership o f our superintendent.
Let us all boost.
Morning worship 11 A. M. Subject
o f sermon, “ The Making of a Proph­
et” .
Junior and Senior Endeavors meet
at 6:30 p. m.
Evening service 7:30 p. m. Subject:
“ The Moral Law o f Sowing and Reap­
ing.”
Mid-week
devotional
service
Wednesday, 7:30 P. M.
The pastor is giving an exposition
o f the book o f John to which he in­
vites all Bible lovers to attend.
The Homelike Society meets on
Tuesday afternoon in the parlor of
the church.
vihristian Science
A dainty church supper will be
served in our church on Tuesday
Wednesday evening meeting at 8
evening the 30th.
o’clock.
Sunday School at 10 A . M.
Sunday morning service at 11
o’clock.
Church Of The Nazarene
Subject for Sunday October 28,
Rev. C. Howard Davis, Pastor
Preaching each Sunday at 3:00 P. “ Probation after Death”
M. with Sunday School immediately
preceding, starting at 2 P. M.
Prayer meeting each Thursday at
7:30 P. M.
A ll services will be held in the hall
over the post office.
In tils book of reminiscences Mr.
John Drew, the famous actor, tells this
amusing Incident that occurred under
his own eye at one of those reconcil­
ing celebrations of the Fourth of July
which have for years been held In
London with both Englishmen and
Americans in attendance.
After the two national anthems were
sung the supper room opened and the
people flocked In and found eeats for
themselves. Lewis and I were sitting
next to an Englishman who was evi­
dently very hungry and very thirsty.
Mr. Phelps, the American minister,
walked Into the room and looked
round over the tables. He wore side
whiskers and to u chance observer
looked not unlike a muitre d'hotel.
The Englishman, not knowing who he
wus. mistook him for one of the wait­
ers and Hsked him to bring him a
er
b ottle of Apollinarts. He pointed to
„ bottle nearby that had been opened,
a
l ’helps good-naturedly took the bottle
and put It down in front of the Eng­
lishman and started to walk away.
The Englishman was Irate because
Phelps had not tilled his glass. He
reprimanded him and as he did so
stood up anil vailed to the retreating
figure: “ What do you mean by this?
And who ure you?"
Phelps turned and answered: “ My
name is Phelps. 1 am the American
minister at the Court of St. James's
The Kngllshiuun fell back In his
chulr so violently that he knocked the
chair over backward.—Youth’s Com­
panion.
GAME WAS WITHIN THE LAW
0fficers Sent t0 Break Up Poker Party
Found Only Harmless Players
of Bridge.
•Skulking figures circled cautiously
and with light tread about a house on
the north side. Clo?e observation dis­
closed that the figures wore on their
left breasts the pointed stars of of
fleers of the law. Inside the house
the sound of shuffled cards, muffled
laughter, and light conversation could
be heard. The moon hung low in the
sky.
All was peaceful.
Abruptly,
there came a knock at the door of
the house.
The sounds on the Inside of the
house ceased and the door was opened.
Before the startled eyes of the po­
lice i aiding squad, led by Lieutenant
Louis Johnson, were disclosed eight
well-dressed women, all smiling gra
eiously, and all engaged In the pleas­
ant pastime and popular Indoor sport
of auction bridge.
"Aw, we were sent up here to get
a poker game," Lieutenunt .Johnson
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Rubber Boots
Baptist Churcb
Sabbath School at 10 A. M.
Preaching service at 11 A. M. and
7:45 P. M.
Young People’s Meeting 6:45 P. M.
Wednesday evening 7:30 Prayer,
and Bible Study service.
A ll are welcome to any of these
services.
Prof. William J. Sly, of Linfield
College will occupy the pulpit both
morning and evening.
The morn­
ing subject will be, “ The Joy of Je­
sus” .
Evening subject, “ The Way
from Jacob’s Well to Jerusalem as I
Saw it
I-ast Summer” .
Young
people especially invited.
M en’s W inter Shoes
I sell nothing but good shoes. No paper soles in
my stock. Call and look them over.
Oils, Polishes, Shoe Strings
Heavy and Light Weight Socks
Gloves and Notions
All Harness Goods left I am selling at Cost
First Class Repairing
CH ARLES M. A T W A T E R
P ost o ffic e block
explained, hi substance.
“ We can't
arrest any bridge players."—Indian
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School Supplies
Periodicals, Magetzmes
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Wanted— Good girl to share 2 down
stair house keeping rooms. Modern
place, two blocks from Normal. In­
quire at once. Mrs. Geo. Nestler
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For Sale— 20 Barred Hock pullets.
J. M. MeCaleb.
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Fire
Rooms for men, and board if de­
sired.
Mrs. A. M. Arant.
and Accident Insurance
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Liability a ad Surely Hands
Second Hand Stoves
I have a few second hand heaters
for sale.
C. M. Atwater.
Apple Boxes for Sale.
Inquire at lumber yard.
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Good Goods and Fair Treatment
Walnuts for Sale: 1. pi i pound.
J. M. MeCaleb,
5 high grade Jersey heifers for sale
■heap.
Donald Skeen.
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Groceries ¿V Provisions
Pure Bred Bai red Rock cockerels
fo r sale.
C. H. Boothby.
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C. W . CHESEBRO
Monmouth
15c each
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Oregon
Any girl in trouble may coniiuuni
cate with Ensign Lee o f the Salvation
Vrmy at the White Shield Home, 56r
Mayfair Ave., Portland, Oregon.
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Money To Loan
Plenty of it at 6 per cent, on city
property.— Pay us back like rent.—
Loans quickly made if title is good
| Long time loans on farms— 6 pet
cent and 6’-* per cent.
G. W. Laflar, 410 O.egon Bldg
Salem, Ore.
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Let me mend your furniture oi
file your saws.
J. W. Howell 4t
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For Sale
| 12 Acres of land 5 room house, bflrn
and other out-buildings. Fruit for
family use. On a paved highway.
Price $3000.00 terms.
9 room house, Corner lot, right
close in. A poach for rooming pur­
poses.
$2250.00
8 room house. Lot 82 *■* x 165 feet.
A dandy for rooming.
Price $2000.
5 Room house, close in; hot and
cold water. Garage. Lot 75x182’ t ft.
Fruit for family use, for only $1200.
5 lots, fruit and berries good barn
on paved street. Only $1,000. Terms.
7 Room house, 3 lots, fruit foi
family use.
One block from paved
street.
Price $1500.00. Terms.
8-room house in a good location. A
dandy home.
Come and see it.
Pi.cc $3,000.00.
8-Room House, 5 blocks from N or­
mal. Plenty of fruit. Splendid loca­
tion. Price $1500. Terms.
6 acres of land, small house, barn,
fruit.
Close in.
Only $1600. Some
terms.
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Pickles, Olii cs, Salad Dussing
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P. H. JOHNSON
BUY MILK TICKETS
Look at these prices!
Tickets for 12 (|iiarts
$1.00
T ickets for 30 quarts
$2.50
Tickets for 60 quarts
$5.00
YOUNG BROTHERS DAIRY
JERSEYS
Phone 50:1
MONMOUTH AVE.
Guaranteed work, Cleaning, ‘Vesting
Men’s Suits, O v e r c o a t s , Sweaters
Ladies’ Suit3, Dresses, Sweaters
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Europe,” Said Mr. C. Dunster.
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Pennsylvania town. Early one morn­
ing I went to the stable to hire a rig
and was shown a pile o f dtad ra L
silled with R A T -S N A P the nigh: bi
fore.
Looked like a battlefield in
Europe.” Three sizes, 35c, 66c, $1.25
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To Ba an Orator.
The Itev. Daniel J. Mannix. arch
bishop of Australia, gave some sen­
sible advice to all young men who
aspire to be public speakers He said
he had always desired to be a great
orator, hut he found that he could not,
and now he no longer strives toward
this object. He advises all who aim
at a profession wherein they must seek
to Influence others by their voice, “ not
to aim for oratorical elegance, but to
simply make their language mirror
their thought. Do not exaggerate,"
he continues. “ l*se critical Judgment."
The greatest public speakers are not
those who Impress you with the beauty
of their performance, but those who
convince you by their simplicity, dl
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rectness and sincerity.—Seattle Tost '(
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Intelligencer.
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