THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH, OREGON FRIDAY.
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OREGON NEWS ITEMS
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Good to be Sure
Better to be Insured
Best to be insured in the
H A R T F O R D
Fire Insurance Company
/ ccident or.d Indemnity Company
Chambers & Poweli
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1923
grain grovers. accorumg to a state-
meat by A H Lea. general manager.
Quality
Preaching each Sunday at 3:00 P.
Representatives of the Union Coun­
wr*i a, Hcoul'Citu mattar m vub M . i m
O' 9 tS* post M e t »t Menmuat*. (J rrrtm . a n t a l u *
ty Oil company have selected the Dun
Prayer meeting each Thursday a!
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can McDonald ranch, three miles from
8 o’clock.
Alieel, as the site for their first oil
HD H A R D B. SW ENSON
George and Elmer Andrus o f Wil­ well, drilling of which will begin at
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MONMOUTH, OREGON
temate Sundays.
After serving through 40 months of
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the world war with the Canadian corps
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and coming through safely. James Mc­
rave You Notic d Our Christmas Display?
whristian Sr.er.cc
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1923
Donald. 27. met his death by drown
Wednesday tventr.g meeting at S tag m a pond at Camp 14. near Hi La
St* > in i'ie and have • the * pleasure of
Subscription Rate*
I o’clock.
cad a .
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One \ ear
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12,00
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
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seeing the Christmas Joy«.
The Southern Pacific company, ac
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Six month*
41.00
Sunday morning serv.ee at 11 cording to a report filed with the pub­
Tnree months -
75 eta
o’clock.
lic service commission now has a
Subject for Sunday, December 9, surplus of 33 open cars. The short­
age of closed cars has been reduced
"God the Only Cause and Creator."
to 272
Homelike Society
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The state tax commission has com­
On Tuesday of last week the Home­ pleted the county tax ratios for the
like and M.ssionary societies o f the year 1923. These ratios represent the
Evangelical church held their meet­ per cent of taxab!e to full cash value
Christian Church
ing in the basement o f the church. of property generally in each county
II. C. Shropshire, Minister,
where a pleasant time was enjoye^ by as determined by the state tax com­
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Phone 1304
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Those taking part in the study mission’.
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Sur.day Services:
and program were Mrs. Cox. Mrs. Ed-
In order to prevent damage being
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10 a. m. Bible School. J. W. Leask,
I -.vards ar.d Mrs. Hvflley.
There was done to the county roads during the
R Supt.
Classes for all ages.
Also
F o r t h e « h i.'d re n ’s ( h r is tm .a s . w e » u g g e
| a vocal duet by Mrs. Kirby and Mrs. wet season, the Douglas county court
d a special class for Normal students.
j Poole; a violin solo by Jeanetta has issued an order limiting the loads
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11 a- m. Preaching by H. C. Shrop­ Sloan with piano accompaniment by which trucks may transport on county
< , u Ter wagons
H and) scissors
shire.
Subject, “ The biggest busi­ Iola Gooding.
thoroughfares.
I H n i 1 d i s h e s
ness of the Church.”
L u n ch kits
At the close of the program deli­
William Elb, charged with first de­
A ir rifles
S h eath h a tch ets
6:30 p. m. Both Senior and Junior cious refreshments were served by gree murder for the killing of his wife
Christian Endeavor.
T ar get guns
F lash!]ig h ts
I .Mrs. Wm. Riddell. Mrs. Edwards ar.d at their home ih West Linn in Sep­
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7:30 Preaching. Subject, A contin- i Miss Mabel Riddell.
tember last, was found- guilty by a
Y t k iripedeh
K id d ie ca rs
jury at Oregon City and was sentenced
Dj nation of the subject on “ Some o f the
We have an eslra fine display.
g biggest tr.ing* in my Religion” That
to life imprisonment.
n] part at this t.me relating to my duty
There were Ip e fatalities in Oregon
jG to man.
lue to industrial accidents during the
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Wednesday even.r.g. Prayer Meet-
veek ending November 23, according
[); i ng, 7:30 p. m.
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o a report prepared by the state in-
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’.ustrial accident commission. The vie
Independence
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Thursday from 7:30 to 8:30 p. m.
|Q < hoir practice at the home o f Mrs. Brief Resume of Happenings of ims were: H. D. Fountain, Riverside
'al.. logger; Floyd Bateman. Valsetz
P F. E. Chambers.
the Week Collected for
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7 V /H C H tS U ft STORE
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took tender; S S. Duncan. Finland
(Q Everyone cordially invited to at-
orest patrol worker; James McDonald
Our
Readers.
sl 'end all o f these services.
Tstacada, laborer, and James Brecht
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The Women’s Missionary Society
aborer, Carleton. A total of 740 acci
The Albany Kiwanis club has been lents were reported during the week.
; will meet in the basement o f the
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' Kristian church the firy Friday in organized with more than 50 charter
December, the 7th.
A full attend­ members.
ance o f the members is desired,
During the month of October the
i Dues will be collected at this time.
Portland police department made a
By order o f the President
total of 1S96 arrests.
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T h e H erald
DECEMBER
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A. L. KEENEY
I u.irr .1 D irector and Licenied
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Prices Reasonable
CHUNKS 9821 ANI1 9 8 2 -’
W ood Sawing
in d e p e n d e n ce , O re.
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Hard W '^ d , twice cut.
90c
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Let me mend yotr furniture or
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J. W . H ow ell 4t
Baptist Church
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Sabbath School at 10 A. M.
Preaching service at 11 A. M. and
7:46 P. M.
Prof. Wm. J. Sly o f Linfield Col­
lege will occupy tb-. pulpit.
Subjects o f sermons for Sunday:
A. M. “ The Lure of the Unattain­
ed”
P. M. “ Three Stages in the Ascent
of Man”
Young Peoples’ Society at 6:30.
Subject: "The Christian a New Crea­
ture.”
Miss Smith, Leader.
Wednesday evening 7:30 Prayer,
and Rihle Stuify service.
All are welcome to any o f these
services.
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Director, J It. \ HUTLEIt, IMAII'MAN.
WM. KIDDELI.,
I. M. SIMPSON. G A I " S S . I» K RIDDELL. IKAC. POWELL
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EAT
But
,en you eed them RAT SNAP
—-ai d they crave for it at » cat does
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TEED to rid you of ail ints and
mice.
Wm. COOK & i*ms
say “ we are pleased to state we con-
sidcr RAT-SNAP u, without doubt,
tshe f>c.,t Rat and Mouse extermina­
tor v.e ..ave ever used. It does ALL
you claim—and more too.”
Three
Siz> -
5c, 65c, $1225. RAT-SNAP
will Kill
THEM
ar.d leave no smell.
Sold and guaranteed by
PERKINS PHARMACY
A SAFE INVESTMENT
is the investment that atlds to your
weailh of health. It is more es­
sential to safe-guard anti build u.>
strength than it is to add to your
wealth o f gold. To an urul-r-
weight child or anemic adult
SCOTT’S
EMULSION
three or four times ch-.i-y would l e
an investment th.ct wot.id yield
splendid return,' in strength ?:id
vigor. Scott’s Emvlthn is
conccnirafi’d, ionic nourish-
merit, ideally suited to a J'fj
growing chiid.
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The Annual Bazaar given by the
Dorcas Society o f the Christian
church, will be held December 8 at
'-he building formerly occupied by the
I >.iller’s Store.
Each of the follow ­
ing booth s will have a choice lot of
articles in their line:
Fancywork
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Handkerchiefs
Aprons
Baby’s Articles up to six years.
Dolls
Flowers (Potted plants)
Candy
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Dinner will be #served beginning
'®C ai 11
Price 50 cents.
Keep
the date in mind and Come Early!
T ilIE SCHEDULE
Bus leaves
Train leaves
Molimi ut h
Train
Independence
7.10 A. M. To Portland
7.38
- . . ’ M. To Portland
10.03
9.45 A. M. To (.'orvalli*
10.26
11.50 A. M. To Corvallis
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2 S0 P. M. To Portland
3.12
3.33
2. :o P. M. To Corvallis
5.10 P M. To Portland
5.38
0 45 P M. To Corvallis
7.15
Ray mond FI. Derby, Phone 1501 Prop.
tat
The County Judges' and Commis
sioners’ association of Oregon wil!
bold Its annual session in Salem Jan
uary 4. 5, and 6.
Bend's school census, as yet incom­
plete, will show the city to have a
population of 9000, City Superintend
ent Ager declares.
W. G. Flett, well known pioneer of
eastern Oregon, died at his homestead
on Rock creek. 16 miles from Condon,
at the age of 81 yehrs.
For the first time In more thaa a
year there is a large surplus in Sa­
lem. according to officials of the fed­
eral employment office.
At a recent meeting of friends and
members of the Congregational church
at Rainier It was votej) to build a now
church to cost $20,000 on the site o f
Evangelical Church
the present structure.
Louis C. Kirby, Minister
Fire losses in Oregon for the month
Mi*. L. R. Robinson, S. ih Supt.
of October exclusive of the city of
Sabbath School 10 a. m.
Portland, aggregated $1,067,375, ac­
Morning worship 11 a. m.
cording to a report Issued by Will
Subject of sermon, “ The Challenge Moore, state fire marshal.
of Discipleship.”
Mrs. Gladys Moore Burnett, wife of
Junior and Senior Endeavors meet George H. Burnett, superintendent of
at 6:30 p. m.
the Warren Construction company,
Preaching service 7:30 p. m. Sub­ was fatally burned at Taft as the re­
sult of a coal oil oxplosion.
ject, “ Christ’s Words to a Tree.”
The federal bureau of public roads
The Homelike Society meet* on
Tuesday afternoon in the parlor of will use funds left over from other
projects and complete the unfinished
the church.
portion of the Scottsburg-Reedsport
Choir rehearsal Wednesday, 7 p. m.
section of the Umpqua highway.
Mid-week
service,
Wednesday
In final settlement of the 1922 pool,
1:30 p. m.
checks totaling $105,000 were mailed
Wc extend a welcome to all.
last week by the Oregon co-operative
R.^TS
Are dangerous pewt*.
They waste,
destroy and po.-on things that are
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«•els. Wu -rc they are uov. la.,.,; :. n. «.. -tie there.