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THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH, OREGON FRIDAY. JANUARY Î8. 1924
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Jewelry
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you fully in purchasing jewelry.
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quality and value that assure» laating satisfaction.
America's Marvels
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NATURAL .AND OTHERWISE
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By T. T. Maxey
ft THE RIVER THAT FLOWS BACK
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WARD
! darling like shadow's in the streams.
Squat
fgurea
of
solitary Eskimos
The throb of
surf upon a desolate beach.
Flowers like jewels amoDg the
grasses
Soft, green mosses starred
with tiniest blossoms
Glowing red
vines dinging closely to Mother Earth.
Blue berries hanging fairy bells on
! low bushea W ild cranberries scatter
ing red beauty for bird and beast.
Tawny grasses and whispering wil
lows waving In the wind. A tapestry
of rich color in wild solitudes.
A
daunting of delicate perfume on
I g'(bundles sir
1 Gleam of gold, soft tint of copper,
, against the sky line
Like all normal .»nil well behaved
rlvt-rs, the Chicago river carried It*
waters from its head toward Its
mouth, emptying into Lake Michigan.
Tie- building of a drainage canal from
dise ia expensive.
It merely proves that we have best
its head through the ridge that divides
the drainage between Lake Michigan spark!«- of silver, dull thread of lead.
served the public, and that an ever increasing patronage
and the rivers farther west to a con , glint of tin. glow o f garnet— the
enables us to carry large stocks and keep prices low.
nection with the river system, reiersed | bosom of Mother Earth bursting with
this natural und orderly procedure, riches.
You will find jewelry requirement» for personal use and
with the expected, although astonish
Lovely, remote, unknown, an em
for gifts best met here.
ing result, that the waters of this river plre, superb In tundra and towering
now flow from the lake into Its mouth mountain, tonic in purity of crystal
and out through its head into the clear air, royal In wealth of exhaust
drainage eunal.
less
possessions.— Christian
Science
Flowing from Lnktf Michigan the Monitor.
Chicago ri'e r runs through the city of I
The Jeweler
Chicago, separating ns It goes Into
BROUGHT BIG
TO TIME
INDEPENDENCE
296 Main Street
OREGON
1 North and South brunches.
These
brandies, in turn, divide the city Into
Showing That Spirit Can Be Trium
j three
sect lofts or divisions— North,
phant Over Bully With Only
i
West
auil
South.
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Beef and Muacie.
Tile iiiiiiu channel of this river Is
about seven miles long, with an aver
A Big Man tried to bully a Little
age width of Ji1 1 feet and an average
depth of 26 feet.
Tills channel hus Man. The Big Man was a coward, of
been dredged repeatedly until now It course, because he depended upon his
is sufficiently deep to accommodate the physical superiority to back his pol
largi st freight boats <>|a-niting on the icy. The Little Man. being a Man.
Great Lakes This channel Is spanned what there was of him, spoke to the
by about thirty bridges, which carry Big Man, as follow s:
l u r t order, at Garage
"Y o u great big cowardly b e e f! You
foot, vehicular, street ear und rail traf
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think you're a Man. but you're Just a
fle over It.
Bisecting, as this river does, the beast with clothes on. You haven't
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COFFIN 4. EGLESTON
QÍ2S25ESHSZSaS2S2SHSHSUSHSHS2SHSZS2S2SHKSHS^S25HSH525aS»«SÍ£rSt525H5ü' business heart of America's second- got as much manhood as a baby louse.
largest city, uuturaliy Its hunks are If you weren’t twice as big as I am.
| crowded w ith warehouses, factories, you wouldn't take a chance, becauae
ments:
j coal and lumber yards and grain ele your heart Is afraid, and you’re a
Morning worship 11 a. m.
coward, and a liar, and a bum. Now,
vators o f the largest size The switch
Subject of sermon: “ The Supreme Ing trucks of many o f the largest you're going to take It back and apol
Offering of Christ” .
, transcontinental railroads reach the ogize or I'm going to tell you a lot
land side of these industries, so that more of what I think about you. Tffien
Endeavor service
6:30 p. m.
j the rapid and economical interchange I’m going to drive my fist Into your
Evening service and Communion,
face. If I can get up high enough to
Christian Church
, o f traffic and distribution of the prod
7:30 p. m. Rev. Lovell, District Sup | nets o f our farms and factories are reach It. And I'm going to take a
H. C. Shropshire, Minister.
erintendent, will preside and preach. I here carried on quickly und in a big Ucklng If I have to. but I'm going to
Phone 1304
be a bigger man than you are. with
Sunday Services:
The Homelike Society mi ets on ' way.
both
eyes closed and three ribs g on e!
Ttie volume of freight tonnage hati
10 a. m. Bible School. J. \V. Leask, Tuesday afternoon in the parlor of
j
died by tills short, but constantly busy Aoid If I can't lick you today, Pm go
Supt.
Classes for all ages.
A the church.
ing to try again tomorrow, and Pm
| little river, bulks astonishingly large
Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 7 The records make this immediately ap going to keep on coming back until I’ve
special class for Normal Students.
jureiit.
During a recent 12 months equalised your beef with my brain.
11 a. m. Preaching by H. C. Shrop p. m. in the church.
2,540
vesels
arrived in this river and Get t t r
On Wednesday evening at 7:30 p.m.
shire.
Subject, “ The New Testa
The Big Man apologised.— Richmond
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2.547
sailed
out o f It. Among other
ment Church.”
This sermon will be the Presiding Elder will hold the
things, tlielr cargoes Included 15.042 T im e s ! ilspstch.
Fourth Quarterly meeting.
illustrated with a large chart.
tons o f binder twine. 11.374,829 bush
6:30 p. m. The Senior, Intermedi
We extend a welcome to all.
els o f wheat, 11,007,678 bushels of
Card of Thanks
ate and Junior Endeavor Societies
outs. 38.993.738 bushels o f com and
We wish to thank the friends for
203.580 tons of miscellaneous freight.
will unite in an installation service
the many expressions of sympathy
.Church Of The Nazarene
T h e Chlcngo river 1» nontldal nnd
which will be in the form of a wed
at
the time of our bereavement and
probably the most important stream of
Rev. C. Howard Davis, Pastor
ding ceremony.
to those who sent flowers and asisted
Its length on earth.
Prayer
meeting
each
Thursday
at
7:30 p. m. Preaching subject, “ Life
at the funeral.
(©, 1#J1. W w lrn N»»»p»p»r Union >
That we hold a commanding position in the jewelry-
business of this community is not because our merchan
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Form the Habit
of buying
Round Trip Pickets
The saving made on two trips by purchas
ing “ return” instead of “ one way” ticket*, is
approximately the coat of one round trip
\ o w 's
th-y time
ticket.
to visit
J Trips for the price o f 2
California
In addition to saving you money, the train
can be depended upon to furnish you with
Low
Safe ami Comfortable
Winter
set vice, irrespective of rain, snow, ice and
other unfavorable weather conditions.
Excursions
Daily
Ride the Train
Local Agents will gladly give you any
information you may wish regarding
fares and train schedules.
MONMOUTH TRANSFER
Transferring by
auto truck and by
team, within the
city or out of town.
f c C H U n C H
/tm o im
m , 5
8 o’clock.
is transparent.”
Mr. and M.rs. C. E. Force and Family
Revival meetings are now in pro
On Strike.
and Miss Tina Brown.
Wednesday, 6:45 p. m. Choir prac gress in the Nazarene hall over the
“ Uxtree !
P ip y !
P ip y !
U x te r !"
tice at the church.
yelled
the
lad.
“
Bandits
all
gu
out
on
post office.
Rev. A. Wells of Salem
Card of Thanks
Wednesday evening, Prayer Meet is preaching with Miss Mary Ranat a »trike- I \tree!
We wish to thank the friends for
ing, 7:30 p. m.
Bandits
strike—
what
fo
r
?"
asked
of Portland as song leader and solo
the assistance and sympathy shown
George and Elmer Andrus of the gent from .lltnpsnn Junction.
A young married people's class ist.
o us during the sickness of the late
“They don’t want the wages o f sin
has been organired at the Christian Willamette University are helping. reduced.
Mary A. Stine and for flowers at the
U xtree!
P ip y !'' — Kansas
Sunday School, starting next Sun Come and spend a profitable hour City Star
funeral.
Meetings each evening at
day morning.
A good teacher has with us.
Guy Denting
LAND
OF
BEAUTY
AND
RICHES
been secured and all young married 7:30 and also at 3 p. m. on Sunday.
A. J. Denting
people are welcome to come and join
Everyone welcome.
Mrs. Ella Thorp
Arctic Alaska Well Worth a Visit by
with the others.
We believe you will enjoy the
the Tourist Tirsd of Ordi
Sealed Bid» Wanted
The Dorcas Society will meet with services and receive benefit from
nary Travel.
Sealed Bids will be received by
Mrs. Chambers at 2 o’clock, Tuesday, them.
Great, wind-swept
tundras.
Far School District No. 13 up to February
January 22nd.
1st for forty cords of ash wood, and
away in lonely grandeur, sharp peaks
Everyone cordially invited to at
Baptist Cburcb
o f snow-crowned mountains.
Silent twenty cords of fir wood, same to be
tend all of these services.
ut in four foot lengths not over six
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
lakes among the hills.
nches in diameter, and to be deliver-
Ptarmigan flying like snow, drifting
Prof. Homer O. Dodds, Supt.
d to the Raid district at the High
Dr. William James Sly, acting pas clouds. Fox and hare with soundless School building not later than August
Evangelical ChurcL
t#eps among the bushes.
Reindeer 1st, 1924.
tor, will preach at 11 a. m. and 7:30 browsing on silver-gray moss.
Louis C. Kirby, Minister
Fish
It
F. E. Chambers, Clerk
p. m.
The morning subject will be:
Mrs. L. A. Robinson, Supt.
Money
To Loan
“ The Children in the Stewardship
Sabbath School 10 o’clock
Plenty
of
it
at
6
per cent, on city
with offering taken for
Last Sunday was a record making of Love” ,
property.— Pay us back like rent.—
The
Farm
Home
at
Corvallis.
Sunday for our Church.
The Sun
Loans quickly made if title is good
In the evening there will be a
day School showed a decided gain in
Everybody love* a baby and Long time loans on farms—6 per
attendance and interest.
We have special song service.
everybody wants a baby abun ~ent and 634 per cent.
a live Superintendent who ia putting
i here are many
Young Peoples’ Society at 6:.'10. i dantly roousL
G. W. Laflar, 410 Oregon Bldg
her energies into the work.
The
Salem, Ore.
2:30 p. m. First meeting o f the i young children to whom
Normal Class was again the Banner
Christian Brotherhood of Monmouth I
For Sale or Lease -A good brick
Class with an attendance near fifty.
building
on a good business cot.ier.
All
are
cordially
invited.
The morning attendance was about
See
Boothby.
the largest since the new pastor has
Fine Herd of Well Bred Cows at
been here.
The main auditorium
Christian Science
private sale, 15 in the herd, half of
was full from every angle.
After
Wednesday evening meeting at k
hem registered.
Heifers from best
the sermon the pastor and Official o'clock.
given in small portions at intervals during
dams.
Sold on premises o f the late
B u d of the Church extended the fel
Sunday School at 9:45 A. M.
each day, would be an important factor
I. M MacDonald.
lowship of the Church to seven adults,
Sunday morning service at 11 in overcoming malnutrition and starting
three men and four women.
Our
to r Sale— St. Helen's
Incubators
them well on the road to robuit- A »
o’clock.
Church ia now fully united and with
ness- Every drop o f S o o t t '»
good as new.
J. M. MrCaleb.
Subject
for
Sunday,
January-
20
fc'.he aid of the Holy Spirit and the co
*’* pare, rich noanehment. the a
kind that build* etrength and U /f
operation of the various depart - 1 “ Life” .
Stock Carrots for Sale at $7.50 per
promotee healthy growth.
-y l
mcnta of the church, we are planning I
ton.
Buyers must furnish contain-
l ‘Hdr ,n Thrtvo o is S o o t t ’»
| Let me mend your furniture oi
ers.
Walker Canning Company.
to move forward.
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Ji. /.
M Ü
J. w . Howell 4
3t.
The following are the announce- file your saws.
Independence.
Increase Baby's Strength
SC0 TTS
EMULSION
Giant Leviathan Aground in New York Harbor
More than twenty tugs In New York hart it went to the aid of the great Leviathan wh*n a atrong el.'»
tide threw the “Queen of the Seas" In'o a mud beak. With all of their puffing and tugging the big b.wt could
not be freed nntU evening when the rising ftC* lifted her. Now the It S. Shipping Board announces the
1-evuttMQ will be laid up until Match uudergola* repaita to reversing turWces wbkb were the cause of tl»e
taldM S
JOHN M. SCOTT
Asst. Passenger Traffic Manager
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific
School Supplies
C an dy and F resh Fruit
Holsum bread
P.
H.
JOHNSON
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Good to be Sure
Better to be Insured
Be^t to be insured in the
H A R T F O R D
Fire Insurance Company
Accident and Indemnity Company
C h am bers & P ow ell
Agents
For Sale— Asli and Oak cord wood,
Notice for Hid» for Cord Wood
delivered.
C. J. Lehman, Suver,
Notice is hereby given that the
Phone 1210.
5tl2 County Court of Polk County, Ore
gon will accept sealed bids at the
Slab wood for sale.
Dry mill office of the County Clerk for Polk
at Dallas, Oregon, on or be-
wood delivered.
Pollan Brothers, County
i'ore January the 18th; .»aid bids to be
Phone 604.
4t for furnishing 80 colds of first
class, dry fir wood to be delivered at
the County gravel bunkers on the
For Sale
No 85.
5 Room house, 2 lots, in II. V. Link Ranch, near Pedee, Ore
gon.
j good location.
Price $2,000.00.
A sufficient delivery to be made in
No. 50. 5 lots, fruit and berries. A time for beginning operation of
good barn. Located on paved street. giavel bunkets this spring, and said
$1000. Terms.
delivery to continue as needed.
No 52. 4 room hou»e, barn, chicken
By order of the County Court.
house, 3 cowi, 1 calf, cream separator,
Dated at Dallas, Oregon, this 31st
70 chickens, 6 shares in r a w
day of December, 1923.
creamery, ensilage cutter, located on
Floyd D. Moore,
highway. $3350.
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County Clerk
No. 54. 4 acres 6-room house, fruit
& berries. Near Normal. $2200. terms
RATS
No 73. 11 acres. 4-room house. Mod
They waste,
ern conveniences. Fruit for fumily use Are dangerous pests.
Close in. $6,000. Terms on half.
destroy and poison things that are
No. 76. 10 acres. A splendid 6 room
house. Barn and other buildings. Team
GOOD
•vagtin and harness, cow, 70 chickens,
TO
cream separator, hay. All o f the feed.
20 minutes walk to town. $4000. terms
E
AT
No. 77. 13 acres. 4-room house, barn
But when you feed them RAT SNAP
Located 1 mile southeast of town.
Price $3500. Will take in exchange —and they crave for it au • cat does
Monmouth or Salem dwelling proper catnip— it is absolutely GUARoT.. •
ty to $2000. With the above the fol
lowing is included: team, wagon, and TEED to rid you of all rats and
harness. 8 tons hay, 75 chickens, mice.
cream separator and farm implements
Wm. COOK & Sons
G. T. BOOTHBY. Real Estate
say “ we are pleased to state we con
H all's Catarrh M e d icin e sider RAT-SNAP is, without doubt.
Those who are In a "run down" condi | tshe best Rat and Mouse extermina
tion will notice thm Catarrh bothers tor we have ever used. It does ALL
them mu'h more than when they are In
wood health. Thla (ai t proves that while you claim— and more too.”
Three
Catarrh la a local disease, It Is greatly
Sizea—26c, t»5c, $1.25. RAT-SNAP
Influenced by onstltuUonal conditions.
H A L L S CATARRH MEDICINK «on-
slats of an Ointment which Uutrkly will Kill
Monmouth A Independence AuloUus
TIME SCHEDULE
flus leaves
Train leavee
Monmouth
Train
Independence
7 08
6.40 A M To Portland
10 03
j 45 A. M. To Portland
10.25
9.45 A. M. To Corvallie
12 13 Relieves by local application, and the
11 55 A. M. To Corvallis
Internal Medicine, a Tenh. which assists
2 22 In
1 r9 p. M. To Portland
Improving the General Health
3 48
Sold by
by d
drugs'*!»
(or r o over
(0 Y
1 eara
3.25 P M To Corvalln
r u g g la ts (o
v e r *>
r
. 3. Chaney a Co.. Toledo. Ohio.
5
38
5.10 P. M. To Portland
7 15
6.45 P M. To Corvallie
Old ( srpeta Made New
Raymond E. Derby. Phone 1501 Prop
We weave old carpets into rugs,
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• * * - « ■ « I weave rag carpeta without seam*,
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THE ERA CLINIC
ft renovate mattresses and feather pil
lows, and buy old carpets.
Will call
I t »4 State St.. Salvia. Ore.
for your work.
•
ltldknoee, lovatF and measure,
Ladies hand made scarfs in wool or
from a drop of blood, any dis
.ilk and wool.
ease active or latent
Salem Carpet and Rug Work»
We purify the blood and cure,
Address for pricee, E. J. Potts.
by radiations of electrons (not
Baker Apartments, Salem. Ore.
electricity), »5 per rent of ad-
v eared cancers, lobercaloeis.
Practically new Electric Vacuum
goiters, diabetes, female and
Cleaner».
See these before buying
digestive orders, etc.
Eureka $ .0 00, Hotpoint $25.00 Write
I 143 Court St , Phone 1118 M, Malern.
Write for pamphlet.
Oregon.
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THEM
and leave no smell.
Sold and guaranteed by
PERKINS PHARMACY
Now is the time to have
your screens made and
to figure on .vour work
for the summer.
See or write
*G. A. Nestler
Shop between Hotel
and telephone office.