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THE MONMOUTH HERALD, MONMOUTH, OREGON FRIDAY, AUOUST 29, 1024 Page n ty A Iitfe Each Week Or Each Pay Day Credit over number of month as lung a year is a service we extend In the purchase of ' Diamond, Welch. Silverware, Jewelry and other merchandiae. It la a thrifty way to buy. Small auma each week or each payday take care of the foil amoaat within the agrevd time. Meanwhile you are enjoying the purchase while paying for It. We deal only la better quality geode. No one eella aa good merchandiae for leaa than our prlcea. Back purckaae here la one of laatiag saila'acHo for the buyer. Come In and let ua explain. A. L. KULLANDER The Jeweler - INDEPENDENCE 2M Main Street OREGON - Fire and Accident Insurance Liability and Surety Bondt W.H.NEY Successor to G. W. Chescbro Monmouth ELKINS t . ' ' Carl Tcthorow returned home Frl- dny from a few days viit at Klamuth Full. .Mrs. J. M. Tcdrow relumed home fiom Portland Friday but will return again Monduy for medical treatment. E. A. Tediow waa a business visitor In Independence Tuesday. Mias Flounce Henry apent Sunday in Independence visiting her sinter. Mrs. Roy Pitzer and Mrs. C. C. Marka were Salem visitors Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Conover and children of Tillamook apent the week end visiting at the home of T. A. Mc Eldowney. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Smith of Salem .were dinner guesta Sunday at the ' home of Mr. and Mra. LeFurgy. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pitzer and aon Luroy apent Sunday viaiting at the home of Mr. and Mra. Lee Williams near Airlie. SUNNY SLOPE D. 13. Stump and family viaited the coaat thla week. Fred Cody finished hauling the wood for the paper mill this wek. Dr. Shipley was called Monday evening to aee Mrs. Shipley, who has been quite sick. , Elmer Rake aawed wood in town this week. Lorence'a huller finished hulling .clover for J. B. Stump Wednesday. George Jonea has charge of the AUCTHON V WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd at 10 A. M. ,'5 Located 9 miles northwest of Salem or two and a half miles eaat of McCoy or one mile east of Bethel on the Bethel-Salem road on Ray. Nash place, bet- . ter known as the old Denny Farm, consisting of . .," 4 Horses, 9 Cows, 8 Heifers, 40 Hogs, 50 Hens, 13 Geese Black horae, 5 yra old, wt. 1250 Jersey-Durham cow, age 6, fresh Feb. 28 Brown Horae, 7 yra., wt. 1150 - Holatein-Jeraey cow, age 6, fresh March S Grey Horae, age 12, wt. 1200 8 Heifers, Jeraey, Holatein, Durham, 6 to 15 mo Grey mare, age 8, wt. 1150 Steer Calf 25 R. I. Red hens 25 1. Rocks Holatein cow, age 8, fresh Sept. I. P. C. Brood bow, age 2. 8 pigs 4 wka old Jersey-Durham cow, age 4, fresh Nov. 4 32 O. I. C. and P. C. 100 lb biioats Jeraey cow, age 12, fresh Nov. 4 50 Spring chickens, 13 Toulouae Geeae Guernsey cow, age 7, ..fresh Jan. 19 Guernaey-Jeraey, age 6, freah Feb 20 Holatein cow, age 2, freah Feb. 20 Holatein Cow, age 2, freah Feb 27 Shepherd dog Farm Machinery, Harness, Furniture, Tools, Etc. : McCormick 6-ft binder John Deere 6 ft disc 3-aec. lever harrow Hack 16-in. Breaking Plow 2-bottom 12-in. Gang plow, 6-ft. sing, disc Ky drill . 3!4 Mitchell wagon with California bed, 2 sets double breeching harneaa, Economy King cream separator, like new, 8 10-gal cream cana 4 milk pails 5-gal. cream can Double barrel shot gun Stevens 22 rile, new. Heater - Good 6-hole Columbia range. Kitchen cupboard, 3 Beda, Davenport, Organ Folding Bed, Oak extension table and chaira, Linoleum and Ruga, Drop head aewing machine, 2 feather beda, overstuffed rocker, Ivory bed Oak dresser, stand tables, dishes, kitchen utenaila, crocks and other articles. .TERMS CASH: If you haven't the cash, arrange with your banker for it BIG FREE LUNCH AT NOON JAMES W. YANDLE F. N. WOODRY OWNER AUCTIONEER. SALEM, Phone 511 Woodry conduct! Farm Sales anywhere. Phone r writ for date 1 "Wr.jlV'iiMH imiitii nMnMimiriMiiiMrn Orepon :"ViV pickers in the Dave Dove orchard. The prunea go to the Independence cannery. G. N. Newton of Antioch is hauling fir wood to Monmouth. The recent rain did much good but we are needing more. We are atill troubled with a scar city of water. L. D. Hamar is hauling hia wood from Herman Wunder's. W. F. Swearingen la building a garage. The Heffley Brothers dug their potatoea thla week. Clem and Will Fiahback visited the old home place last Saturday. Moat of. the people of thia vicinity will be in the hop yards next week. They expect a short job on account of the plentiful supply of pickera. Christian Church H. C. Shropshire, Minister. Church phone 6405 Home phone 1304 SUNDAY'S SERVICES Thia will be my last Sunday in Monmouth and I extend a special in vitation to all my . friends to attend this laat Sunday. Also I wish to thank all who in any way have shown us kindness since we have come to your town. May God blesa one and all is my parting prayer. 10 a. m. Bible School. W. T. Mat- , roc, acting aa Superintendent. 'Claaaea for all ages. A apeclal claee for Normal 8tudent. 11 a. m. Preaching by H. C. Shrep- Chrlatlnn." .. I - ... . . ... I p. in. ju nior, intermediate ana Junior Christian Endeavor. S p. m. Preaching. 8ubject, "The Gulf that cannot be Crossed." v eUnnuay, 7:U p. ro. prayer meeting under the direction of the Elders of the church, Everyone la cordially invited attend all of theae services. Baptiat Church Rev. J. W. Cabeen, pastor Pbono 6704 Rev. A. D. Weir, of Corvallla, will preach both morning and evening, Sunday, Auguat 31. Sunday School at 10 a. m. Young People meeting at 7 o'clock. There will be no preaching services Sunday September 7, and 14, during the pastor's vacation. Sunday school and Young people meetings will be held aa usual. Evangelical Chord ffflis C. Kirby, Minister Levi Oleman, Supt. Sabbath School, 10 A. M. Morning worship and sermon by IU v. IT. Schuknecht at 11 A. M. Our Sunday services are well attended throughout the year. Christian Endeavor for High School and Normal students at 7 p. m. j Evening service llows the En deavor at 8 P. M Homelike Society :.iects every T 1 - M. . 1 1 1 . i ucauny aucrnoon in '.ne panor ox i the church. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 P. M. We extend a cordial invitation to come and worship with us. Church Of The Nazarene George Andrua, Pastor The pulpit will be Ailed by some one from Salem. Preaching aervicea each Sunday at 3:00 p. m. Prayer meeting each Thursday at 8 o'clock. Everyone welcome. Christian Scleno Wednesday evening meeting at 8 o'clock. Sunday School at 9:45 A. M. Sunday morning service at 11 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, August 31, "Christ Jesus." Musk Rat's Adventures A prospective passenger who want ed a steamship ticket for a trip from Cottage Grove to Portland appeared at the Southern Pacific station a few nights ago. Night Operator Roberta had a hard time convincing the pros pective ticket purchaser that there waa no water line from Cottage Grove to Portland and that there never had been any since the Creator caused the waters to recede from the Willamette valley and leave the oil deposits which are just about to be tapped. The prospective ticket purchaser was a muskrat who had made his home for some time in the pond at the W. L. & E. mill. Workmen drain ed the pond Thursday and left the rat without a roof over hia head. He re sented thia inhospitable treatment to such an extent that he decided to make an extended visit with some wharf rat relatives at Portland. Upon entering the atation the rat perched himself upon the toe of the shoe of a man who waa waiting for the arrival of a train and asked where he main Southern Pacific atation waa located. He evidently did not recog nize the building aa sufficient for the city of Cottage Grove, in which he showed unusual intelligence for a rat. Upon being informed that the agent was inside the little room where the telegraph instruments were ticking the rat proceeded into the room and refuaed to leave even after being in formed that he could get no ticket over water route. When the rat proved ao discourteous, he was penned in the little passageway between the wait- Ingroom and the baggage room and L. C. Farmer'a terrier dog waa secured j and dropped into the passageway thru ' the window. Many things began to happen immediately and when the A POLICY For Every Need ! See i R. E. HARGETT Special Agent THE CENTRAL LIFE S of the U. S. (Mutual) DesMoines, Iowa mmww """" Kfc uunw wub ibc rmi, inv r victd. The dog bore the marka ofij having been in a real fight. The ra. wan nearly aa big ai a dog. Cottage Grove Sentinel. Iloppickers to Have School Schools and movies are to be pro vided for the hop pickers in the Polk and Marlon enuntv varda thla through the effort of werf are workera who have become interested in im to, proving these industries. Under the supervision of County Superintendent Josiah Wills a school will be establish ed at the Horst hop1 yard, north of In dependence, which will be patronized by the children of pickera who are too young to work. Itemizer. The Monmouth celebration, com memorating the completion of the west aide highway, is an event In which every Benton county citizen will take an active interest. This route includes Corvallia and Benton county in the best, shortest, and most convenient route north and south. Its use will not only add volume to Corvallis tourist business, but also will result in the location in Iienton county of more home seekers. It is up to ua to display our county to these travelers. If they see it, it will sell itself, Benton County Independent. Held for Killing St. Joseph, Michigan The above photos show Florence McKinney and Emile Zupke, confessed slayers of Zupke's other swvrtheart, Cora May Raber. Zupke, in his confes. aion, declared that Fiorence sat at the wheel of his car while he choked the T iber girl to death and then U-'ivJ him dispose of th body. Cameras and Films Developing In at 6 Out at .12 Perkins Pharmacy If we haven't got it we'll get it Ask U4. "''''ill f -'J jn Bedroom Beautiful pieces expertly construct ed from various woods, so finished that they present a most luxurious effect Priced so low that everyone can af ford them. Moore & Addison Independence Oregon Vast Audience The power of radio to entertain the nations of the earth aimiltaneously is indicated by the fact that a special K. G. O. program will be broadcast Sat- ' urday morning, August 30, at 1 o'clock for a vast audience of listenera in us'ralia, New Zealand, Tasmania, ( hile, Peru, Equador, the Phillipine Islands, China, Fiji Islands and var- .ous islands of Polynesia. Governors of the states of Califor nia, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, Idaho and Utah have been invited to participate in the program, Only the late dance music part of the KGO broadcast schedule is heard consistently in the South Seas owing to the great difference in time, and thousands of requests have been re ceived for an early morning broad cast This special program, broad cast from both the San Francisco and Oakland studios of KGO at 1 a. m. on Saturday morning, will be heard in New Keoland about 8:30 Saturday evening. Our Bargab Column Tomatoes for aale. $1.00 per box. Young Brothers P. A Kline, Auctioneer. Phone 4F3. charges 2 for all farm sales. Phone or write for dates, 25 years experience R. F. D. No. 3, Corvallia Oregon 4t Wanted! 12 prune pickers, Friday morning. Mrs. E. B. Bedwell. FOR SALE 6 Duroc shoats 6 months old. Price $45. J. E. Emerson FOR RENT: A 5-room house and a 2-room cottage. Spec'al terms for a long lease. For particulars apply to Mrs. M. Beckley. For Sale 100 head of Registered Lincoln ewes. H. B. Thompson Sons, Monmouth, Ore., Phone 3622. For Sale or Trade: 12x25 tractor, 3 14-inch bottom plows, almost new. Will take good car, or cows in trade. J. H. Quering. Dallas. 202 East Ash Street 45 tf For rent Large barn for storing hay or housing cattle for the winter. Also some land for sale. Mrs. J. M. MacDonald. 48 Operate your own Magazine Sub scription agency; real profits; no in vestment Ask for our proposition to Field Managers, giving exclusive ter ritory to authorized representatives. SUNSET SUBSCRIPTION BUREAU DESK B. 460 Fourth St., San Fran cisco, (tne largest wholesale Sub scription Agency in the West) Don't worry Bill. The old well dig ger and water locater is with us again Write him. C. H. Gwin, 404 South 16th St., Salem, Ore. 46 8t FIR WOOD FOR SALE-J. W. Leask. Give orders to Guy Coffin, Phone 6404. 41tf For Sale By Guy H. Deming Re altor Homes, City lots, 5, 10, and 20 acre tracts, good soil, close in. Can sell. Homes in City for small payment down, balance like rent. Is it not better to own your home, than a bunch of rent receipts? We have large and small farms, fully equipped. Also good dairy and stock farms. Fine ' orchard land close to Monmouth, the State Normal School town where our future teach- i ers are being trained. Write or call. Will be glad to help you in locating. Guy Deming, Mon mouth, Oregon. FOR SALE 21 acres,' IK miles from Normal, well improved at $6500. I have Furnr urs Her Make-Up Deadly! Lillian Warren, of Canada, adopted a modem "mako-up" when she reached California, and so shocked her wheat-growing sweet heart, Dana Stewurt, 30, that he committed suicide by shooting. some good building lots and other property on good terms. 7 room modern house with 7 lota, cheap at $2500 cash. 10 acres, close in, good six room house, barn, poultry and brooder house and hog house, fruit and ber ries. About 4 acres clover, balance garden and grain hay. Horse and cow and some tools. All for $4000. Some terms. 10 acres joining above, all in grain hay. Can be added to at $1500. I have lota in all parts of City. Al so stock and grain farms, all sizes. Come in and look over my list F. K. SKEEN AGENTS Sell guaranteed hosiery direct from mill to wearer. All styles and colors. Salary paid for full time or spare hours. No money needed for samples. INTERNATIONAL MILLS, 1311, Morristown, Pa. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Notice is hereby eiven that the undersigned has been duly appointed executor of the estate of Amelia C Atwater, deceased, by the County Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County and has qualified. AH persons having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present the same duly verified, to gether with the proper vouchers therefor, to the undersigned executor at the First National Bank of Mon mouth,, Oregon, within six months from the date of this notice. Dated and first published August 29th, 1924. 1KA U. rUWUljlj, Executor of the estate of Amelia C. Atwater, deceased. B. F. SWOPE, Attorney. SUMMONS . No. 6160 In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for the County of Polk. Albert u. sellers, riamun, vs. Helen Mary Sellers, Defendant To Helen Mary Sellers; the above named defendant. In the name of the State of Oregon; You are here by required to appear and answer the complaint of the plaintiff filed against you in the above entitled Court and suit within six weeks from the date of the first publication of this -summons to-wit on or before the 10th day of October. 1924, and if you fail so to answer said complaint, for want thereof, the plaintiff will apply to. said Court and take a decree against you for the relief prayed for in said complaint, viz; that the bonds of matrimony now and heretofore existing between you and the plain tiff be forever dissolved, annulled and held for naught This summons, by order of the Hon. A. B. Robinson, Judge of the County Court of the State of Ore gon, for the County of Polk, dated August 25th, 1924, is published once per week for six consecutive weeks in the Monmouth Herald, a weekly newspaper of general circulation, published in said County. The date of the first publication of this sum mons is August 29, 1924. HOLMAN & HARCOMBB Attorneys for Plaintiff Residence and Postoffice address: Dallas, Oregon. "I II IL SI R n ibMatag-x-:-y.-,-'':-:?dPM lA!n-ocArTCRl
