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Myrtlewood Articles
Few things are more handsome or more suit­
able for Christmas presentation than articles
made of Oregon Myrtle. For beauty no kind of
wood surpasses it. This year 1 have a supply of
articles of this wood and bought so it can be
sold reasonably.
M an y O ther G ift T h in g s
Toilet Sets
Cards, Seals,
Books and Games
MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH, OREGON FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 23. 1923
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Mrs. V. A. Fishback and children,
Q uite a few M onm outh people
Elton and I.ettie w ere la st Sunday took ad v a n ta g e of V isito r’s Day a t
afternoon g u ests of Mrs. M ark.
th e green h o u ses of th e Independence
F loral Com pany to see th e big
E rn est lx>ng of Salem w as here on
chrysan th em u m s an d o th e r a ttra c
business la st W ednesday.
tions th e re Sunday.
W anted— A gents to handle Radium
T he D orcas Society o f th e Chris
appliances in M onmouth—m ale or fe ­ tia n C hurch w ishes to th a n k every
male.
H elp o th ers and yourself. one who co n trib u ted and also those
Liberal com m issions.
V. P Piske, who helped in o th e r w ays tow ard
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(F o rm e rly W indm ill)
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E. A. Weddle, Prop.
Ladies’ and Children's
HAIR CUTTING
Injured at Football
Ja ck G laser, one of th e N orm al
football p lay ers w as kicked in th e
head in the gam e w ith A lbany S a t­
urday aftern o o n and alth o u g h he co n ­
tinued to play for a tim e, his in ju ries
developed a m ore serious n a tu re la te r
on.
He had a bad n ig h t b u t is
now fully recovered and ab o u t as
usual.
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blacks,
overcoats
browns,
in
mix­
tures and tans. In sport
and conservative mod­
els, some with Raglan
sleeves with inverted
pleats and box back
styles. Sizes 35 to 42.
Really a wonderful
showing and at these
prices are real values.
Come in and get into
one of these.
B oys’
O vercoats
$4.95 to 11.75
$9.75 to 14.75
All well made suits in up-to-date ^
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styles in tweeds and wool mixed ma­
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ished worsteds. Most of these suits
Oregon City and other wellmade
overcoats in all wool. All this sea’
son’s most wanted materials in
plains and mixed colors in this seas-
son’s popular shades. Sizes from 7
years to 18. Now is your chance to
fit the boy out right for the coming
winter months.
terials. Also serges and hard fin­
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$35.00
Men’s
B oys' S u its
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have the two trousers which is very
: « These go on sale Friday morning, November 23,
Dorcas Society Bazaar
essential in a boy’s suit.
} Tub and Shower Baths
The D orcas Society of th e C h ris­
tia n C hurch will hold th e ir annual
B azaar and D inner on S atu rd ay , D e­
cem ber 8, in th e S teele b u ilding fo r
m erly occupied by M iller M ercantile
O ne door ea st of the Odd Fellows Co.
Building.
Ingenious Entertainment
I p To Date
Tha social p a rty given in th e a d ­
E l e c t r i c
m in istratio n building of th e N o rm tl
Restaurant
S atu rd ay
n ig h t w as exceptionally
Tables for ladies.
Give us a tria l. good.
T he autom obile in d u stry
C. K. Fetzer
served as a m otive to th e e n te r
ta in m e n t and g a ra g e s and a u to p a rts
GOOD GOODS
A I ad\ in Chicago Telegraphs for w ere m ade a p a rt of th e fu n in v a n
Monmouth.
Rat-Snap.
ous su rp risin g w ays.
COST Y O l'
Read Mrs. P hillips’ w ire: “ Y ouell’s
LESS I’ER MONTH
Thanksgiving Dinner
E x te rm in a to r Co., W estfield, N. J.
Rush $.1 w orth of R A T -SN A P.” L a t­
S tudents who are com pelled to r e ­
e r received follow ing le tte r: ‘‘RAT- m ain over in M onm outh need not
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S N A P arriv ed .
It rid our house of w orry over T h an k sg iv in g dinner.
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r a ts in no tim e.
J u s t moved here special tu rk ey d in n er is being p re ­
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from Pa., w here I used R A T -SN A P pared a t th e E lectric re s ta u ra n t,
We record th a t a sm all son by j
w ith g re a t re su lts.” T hree sizes, 35c served all day, a t 75c a p la te. T ake nam e E dw ard C alvin, cam e to glad- j
t!5c, $1.25.
Sold and g u a ra n te e d hy your T hanksgiving d in n er w ith C. E. den th e hom e of Mr. and Mrs. C ount ||
P E R K IN S PHARM ACY
F etzer.
P e rry , N ovem ber 5th.
IT’S H E R E
$18.50,
"Everything that is
newest”, “Everything
that is smartest” as well
as the conservative
models has been assem­
bled in this showing of
men’s suits. The new
sport models in the
small checks; the con­
servative models
in
hard finished worsteds;
in plain blue and gray
serges and plaids and
checks. Really a won­
derful showing
and
high class merchandise
at a low price.
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B< n B utler recently bought the
Special T h an k sg iv in g d in n er at
city well site of W est stre e t, consid­ th e E lectric R e sta u ra n t.
eration $50.
M rs. M. A. Sim pson en tertain ed
Why bother w ith T hanksgiving Mr. and M rs. J. H. M ulkey and Mr
dinner.
E a t T urkey a t the E lec­ and Mrs. A. J . H aley as d in n er g u ests
tric re sta u ra n t.
la st Sunday.
INDEPENDENCE
DIDDER SHOP
$12.50,
$24.50 to $35.00
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giving th e F a th e rs and Sons Ban
S tudents will
find th e
tu rk ey quet.
T h anksgiving D inner a t th e E lectric
Tom O stien, who is a fre q u en t
re s ta u ra n t all th a t a home dinner week end v isito r in M onm outh is
could be.
stationed in P o rtlan d a t p rese n t. He
is connected w ith th e F ed eral B u r­
Listen to C ayzer's Bovs
eau o f roads, doing location w ork, b ut
The sound of m a rtia l music comes has office w ork until a f te r th e first
from the Pioneer school in N orth of th e year.
Polk county w here th e teach er of the
C. E. F e tz e r of th e E lectric re s ta u ­
school, Richard C ayzer is form ing a
ra n t rep o rts th a t he fed over two
life and drum corps.
T h ere is n o th ­
hundred people Sunday.
T he p a rty
ing hum drum about th e schools con­
a t th e N orm al S atu rd ay n ig h t w as a
ducted by F riend C ayzer.
s o rt of home com ing and m any of th e
alum ni w ere seen on o u r s tre e ts on
Sunday.
M en’s O v erco ats
M en’s S u its
P erkins P h arm acy
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We have just received a big line of Men’s, Young Men’s and Boys Suits and Overcoats made by the
biggest Eastern manufacturers of Clothing on a week’s consignment.
On these lines we can offer you some wonderful values at exceptionally low prices as we do not have
to invest our money in them until sold. We place these on sale Friday morning and keep them for
your inspection one week. Take advantage of this at once. Do not put it off.
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Suits and Overcoats
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Shop early and Hhop at
If we haven’t got it, w e’ll g e t it.
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t week’s selling. Remember the date and take advantage
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A. L. KEENEY
announces the opening of a modern chap­
el where the last services for departed
friend or relative may be conducted with
all the privacy of a home. The new chap­
el is modernly equipped in every way and
is conveniently located.
He aims to perform with courtesy and
thoroughness responsibilities confided
with him. Visitors at the chapel are cor­
dially welcome.
Monmouth street
Independence
Choncs 9821 and 9822.
Adventure of Two Bovs
K enneth H inkle and a H a rt boy
g ot locked in to th e w arehouse of th e
fo rm er M iller sto re q u a rte rs in the
S teele b u ilding T u esd ay evening. The
boys tried to g et o ut th ro u g h a back
window.
O ne o f them did so all
rig h t but th e o th e r g ot c a u g h t in the
b erry vines and p u t in a call fo r a
rescu e p a rty .
Holiday Greetings
The custom is growing strong­
er each year to make your Christ­
ina* and New Years card« person­
al. Your name and an appropriate
sentiment printed on a card or
folder in a remembrance prized by-
friends.
We have a niee stock of deco­
rated card« which can he printed
to your order very inexpensively.
Envelopes to match. Come and
IT IS ECONOMY
TO BUY AT
MILLER'S
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Although few realize it, the average woman walks two
m iles a day in the tryin g atm osphere of a stuffy kitchen.
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S urely this is one reason why so many women complain
about the hardships of keeping house.
And it is one
reaso n why any woman will see such a difference in the
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in her home.
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puts the step-saving
HOOSIER
We run an exchange department and will make you a
liberal allow ance on anything you wish to dispose of in
our line.
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see them.
THE MONMOUTH HERALD
R. B. Swenson. Propcietor
Oregon
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