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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1923)
THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH. OREGON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 1921 P .ge 3 Municipal Christmas Tree I’rtniiain. Santa and All The Municipal Christmas tree was (put in place this week. A commit- jtee consisting v f Mr. and Mrs. O’ Rourke. Howard Morlan and Harold Haley selected the tree and got it to he road side. It was hauled to own b\ Messrs. Pollan, Jones and Haley. The tree is now in place at the intersection of Monmouth Avenue :ind Main street and electric lights •re to be placed in it before long. Miss Brenton of the Normal Art Department and the pupils of the seventh and eighth grades o f the 1 raining School have designed three posters which have been placed with the jars which receive donations of pennies to help defray expenses of the tree. At 7:30 Monday evening a pro gram of song aiound the tree is to be led by Miss Lorence of the Music Department of the Normal. It is expected that Santa Claus will be there. AH services thus far in connect! ,i with the tree have been donated The Civic Club committee in charge of the tree consists o f Mesdames O’Rourke, Arant, Berkley, A. B. Mor lan and Swenson. We will help you solve your Christmas gift problems Some Christmas Suggestions Phonographs and Phonograph Records Christmas Tree Ornaments Fancy Stationery Choice Candy Pens and Pencils The Grange will hold its annual New Years day dinner in the hall his year as usual. Attendance will be by invitation. J. A. Larson of Marshfield was a visitor in Monmouth Thursday There are some cases o f measles in Phone 352 Dallas, Oregon 412 Main St. Monmouth. As there are numerous cases of measles, diphtheria and scar let fever in various towns round about, tile Health Officer requests -hat all cases of contagious dic^rsi be reported promptly to avoid un necessary spreading. Miss Ina Fishback of Salem is vis iting m Monmouth at present. Mis. Alma Smith and small son ol he Tillamook country are visiting elatives in Monmouth. Ted Graham, who was operated or. .or appendicitis in Eugene a few weeks ago, is at home but still con fined pretty closely to the house. The Missis Bessie and Myrtle Whitman, two former residents of Monmouth, are reported to have beer J. R. Hartzell, who recently had of Redmond in the Deschutes valley,1 his first moves in office was to send run over and killed by an automo an auction sale, expects to move to but his family will live in Monmouth to the Oregon state lecturer for our town shortly and will live in Mrs. until the end of the school year in official progiam, which is said to be a model of its kind. McClellan’s house. The latter plans June. to move to Tualatin to make that Offered for quick sale, 0 room, L. P. Gilmore has recently been place her future home. Mr. Hart elected lecturer for the Grange at modern house, 2 lots. $1100.00 zell has bought land in the vicinity Hughesville, Pennsylvania. One of P. O. Box 181. W M . C. RETZER Cigars and Tobacco Jeweler and Optician -3K < > 3 K - -S B - -aiC- - J « - - J K - J K - J « - r ■»£• •*£ • -S C - • » > -3 K - •» > ÎK - <♦> SK •» > < «• :« C« 7« Salem Woolen Mills Store EARLY! C. P. BISHOP, Prop. MAIL 136 N. Commercial Si. Salem, Ore. file in Los Angeles last week. W'hile O Little Town o f Bethlemen ■eie Mis. Whitman, mother of the We Three Kings of Orient Are wo, ran a laundry. The family The Evergreen Tree—3rd and 4th loved from here to Portland. Grades — Wm. Lea of Almira, Washington, The Christmas Tree vith his family, paid a visit to J. V. Snow flakes à Vebber on Monday of last w'eek. Mr. Santa’s Toy Shop— 1st and 2nd ,ea is a nephew of Mr. Webber. Grades— * Mis. W. C. Pollan left last week SEE ME FOR Dear Santa's Shop or Seattle, Washington, where she Jolly Santa Claus % Silk Socks .ill spend the winter with her Playlet— “ The False Santa Claus"— * Fancy Cliinaware laughter. Ben Pollan took her to 7th and 8th Grades Cut Glass Vaces he Washington metropolis by auto- Christmas Hymn—“ O Come All Ye ¥ nobile. Faithful” — Congregation, Led by Gold Band Dishes Training School Children Men’s ties, belts, purses, handker- j * Aluminum Ware Play— “ The Man Who Did Not Be hiefs, combs, at the Variety Store. Silk Stockings lieve in Santa Claus”— Dramat % Those wishing to see Dr. Neckties ic Department Thompson should do so, if | % Christmas Boxes possible, this visit, as he is | Carpenter W ork Ladies’ Handbags ontemplating a vacation trip to t’ al- ■fornia and may not return until the Fancy Bath Towels The Rainy Season is now on. atter part of February. Call early Christmas Decorations It is a good time to think about in the day and don’t foiget the date; Hundreds of articles that sell for such inside work as building Tuesday, December 18, Monmouth! 10 and 15 cents. cupboards or cabinet work Hotel until 4 P. M. Come in and look over my line. See or write G. A. Nestler Fancy Howls (Continued from Page I) and get estimates. Shop be Part II W EDEKINDS VARIETY STORE T. J. Wedekind, Prop. tween Hotel and Telephone office. The Manger— 5th and 6th Grades— % EARLY! Choose His Gifts From a M an ’s Store A nd You’ll Be Sure It’s Right Real Gifts from any woman to any man. Father, son, brother or friend. Gifts that are sure to be gracefully received and serve the recipient for many, many happy months. He will exclaim “ You’re a mind reader. 1 Choose Gifts to wear and Just what I wanted” This is just a partial list of useful Quality Gifts from our Bountiful Stock “ Interwoven Hose" Cotton, wool, silk, and silk and wool. A real Giftie Gift. Clock ed, rib stitch or plain. 40c 75c $1.00 $1.50 House Slippers For his leisure hours. Come in felt or leather. Many different styles, sizes 6 to 11 $1.50 to $4.00 a pair Silk or Wool Scarfs Beautiful assortment. Some thing any young person will wel come, and use. $2.00 $3.00 up to $7.50 Gift Silk Shirts Always acceptable and here is a selection that will make your choosing easy and profitable. Stripes and plain colors. Priced $4.00 to $10.00 Gift Neckwear Knitted cot silk in every con ceivable color and combination. Thousands of them. 50c 75c $1.00 and up Gloves, Gloves, Gloves All kinds for Dress and Driving, Kid, Mocha and Buckskin, Fur, Silk and fleece lined. $1.50 $2.00 up to $7.50 * I Gift Bathrobes And every man should have one. In colors men like, of good heavy weight material, nicely trimmed and finished. $5.00 $7.50 up to $15.00 Men’s Handkerchiefs Cotton, Linen, Pongee. Colored borders, plain or initialed. Boun tiful assortments. 10c 25c up to $1.25 Gift Shirts Cotton, madras, broadcloth and petcale; stripes, all colors, also plain. Shirts are always giveable. 11.50 $2.00 up to $1.00 * I I * * * * * 4 Everything a man needs, wants and wears » The Perfect Gift » For Gifts For Mother « Pendleton HICKOK * Or the Home s Pure Belts and Buckles « * * ? For “ Him” nothing cordd be nicer than one of these sets. Initialed and plain Buckles; Genuine cowhide Belts. Beits, 50c. 75c, $1.00 snd up Buckles. 50c. 75c, S1.00. up The Set. 1.00 to $«.00 Virgin Wool Blanket will give many years of happiness s c i Beautiful gifts. comfort. See our Indian Robes display o f these Indian Robes. $7.75, op Pendleton Blankets. $7.75, $10.50 to $25 Auto Robes. $15, up Pillows, $1.75. complete I Bathrobes -M- Mr M P. H. Johnson »> SHOP Attractive Christ mas folder packets, with Hose, Gloves, Neckwear, Scarfs and similar articles, Free. Ask for them with each purchase. Books, Games and Toys • *> $22.50 *• * Ä » $ » « ; a * -» • • :« • :« > .< M ake Practical Gifts S This Christmas I Why not give a piece of Furniture this year to beautify the home. It will he a constant reminder o f the giver the year round. We have a numlier of Practical Gifts, suitable for each member o f the family and within the reach of every one. A Few Suggestions Rockers, Cedar Chests, Smoking cabinets, Sewing baskets, Beauti ful Pictures and many other practical gifts. Small Rugs Wc have just received a factory shipment of small Axminister rugs. livery woman can always u.-e another small rug in her home. MOORE Independence & ADDISON Oregon ft % «
