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T-irinnnf iirtured at homo and conforms to the state food law. It is
meed sUtricfly pure. Give it a trial. Every ean guaranteed to
give saLisiacLiuii ur muiij x v, .
Girls Contest
lot .rixe :,uu 1,1
2nd pi!- 2.'l)ThH--
;tr.l pu" 1.1)0 umi-r. U.1
There pru-s will lie nivii to th
thrt t. ui'N. not over 11 year old, selling
prfi"l numlwr of cans of
Crctno Baking Powder
for us during the month of December. In
addition ti these prizes we will p '
commission for ,;b l'nl Sow '
ill., time fr the girl t. make Xmas
money. Call at the lmr-
ticular.
raw Prices ij
0
15 cents 5
m cenH
5
8-ounee can -
m Ili-outiCA can
' M
S 2-ponnd can
5 5-tound cn
I This powder is not manufactured or controlled by a trust.
75 cent
........... .1.50 5
Owr Pvze Pumpkin
This pumpkin cost us a ' overcoat
It weighs C(i pound?. We have a great
curiosity to know just how many seeds
there is inside of it and offer a
85" Gold Piece
To the jierson or persons guessing" the
number exactly. We give one guess
with each pair shoes sold from Decem
ber 1st to 15th. The seeds will be count
ed December lGtb.
Our special prices for week Dec. 1st to 6th inclusive
Short Jackets
WOMKN'H AND CHILDREN'
2.50 value, 1.00
:.fH) value 2.20
,150 value 2-
4.00 value 3.10
5.00 value 00
t.00 value 70
7.50 value. j-00
10.00 value "0"
12.50 value 0sr
15.00 value. . . . ., H "'r
Cong and $-4. Goats
LADIES' AXD MISSES'
Sugar
The long looked for act-
At half price this week on these j Sugaf h coine ttUBt
grades:
12 SO.
1400.
10 00
20.00.
22
(125 1 It ia now
7.00 j
8.001
$4,45
. . . 10.00 and WU1 probably go higher.
1 I o-. '
mod 0lai$t$
Our entire line goes at just
half price this one weak.
$3 value for $1.50
And eo.
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Nl,w m Hie time to begin thinking al-out your ChrlrtniM
g picture. Come early and iv the arliHl plenty 01 u... i
f your work nice. Oo to
PieKel's Gallery,
S . Kur nrllHtiu work. All work guaranteed..
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Monmouth Correspondents
Fr.Ml lluber l. ft for Eastern Or
egon Sunday on n viwit.
Itfv. F. M. Fislior, wi""e anil son
of 1'ortland, ai visiting friends
till 11)1 It
, , r ill "t the h
John Knimett formerly of Mon- lllliill
mouth, liuw bt't'ii sent to tlie hospi
tal. in Portland.
' Mr.. M. E. t)Kclly and chiblron
were visiting in the country Satur
day and Sunday.
V. P. Fisher is still at Portland.
Mr. Silas Coats came down from
Lewisvillo Tuesday to see his
sister, Mrs. Meador, who was quite
ill.
The burning of the notes of the
Hvanjjidical churcli Sunday even
in was quite an affair. Presiding
Klder Sbull'niade some appropriate
remarks. Many were present to
witness the ceremony.
Monmouth is proud of hor
basket ball team.
I.uck In Thirteen.
xt.. t ,..;u Mnmliiv tor her
ltvsenillnir 13 mile W'm. Splrey, of Listcr.B i10me a Sacr paento, Cal.,
W.IUmi Furnace, Vt., got 'r . , . j .u
limklen's Arnica Binve urni wn-.-.r
ouretl a horrible fever ore on his leg.
Nothing elMe eould. Positively cure
hrulses, felons, uloem, eruptloiw, bolls,
t.uri)H, corns and piles. Ouly 25o.
UnaraoteeU by Klrkland Prug Co.
John Kinmett is reported quite
ospital at Portland.
His immediate relatives are there
with hjtn.
' The Misses Hown left Tuesday
for their home at Almirato attend
the wedding of their sister. ,
Mr. McCoun, of Stiver, entered
Bchool hero this week.
Mrs..Ilose, of Airlie, attended the
social given by the women of
Woodcraft Saturday night.
McMinnville football will play
the Normals here Saturday. A
warm game will bo the result..
where she will spend the winter.
J. P. Doughty returned from
Tortland Friday with his sight
fully restored.
Scymoiir-Mycr Wcdrtiiiff.
Monmouth, Nov. 24.
One of the most beautiful wed
dings it has been the pleasure of
the writer to attend occurred at the
home of the bride's parents last
Sunday afternoon at 3 6'clock. The
The parlor was beautifully decor
fitsd for the occasion and Misa Hal-
at the organ.
Miss Crystal Loughlin left Wed
nesday for her home at North Yam
hill, where the wedding of hr
sister will take place.
Mrs. Boots relurnexl last week
from Ilillsbora, after an extended
visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Frank Lucas returned last
week lrom Arlington. j fiibson. seated
The seniors are preparing for played the wedding march, while
their reception to be held Friday jtie happy couple marched into the
night of this week. j r0om, where, surrounded by many
l . . , r J . T H 7.
Mr. Hosner has Wen working j relatives anu ine .u. ,
k-i(-hen of his hotel building i Uiggs performed the ceremony that
, , i , . f l n,n.,, IT C. Sevmour and Miss dkpaut
and has it is about ready for oc- mane iu i,.
(iporeia Mver man ana wite j
P 7" j After the usual congratulation-
A splendid temperance BOrmon nn excelient lunch was served, fol-
was preached in the vlirlsl'un!
Elder W. R. Briscoe, pastor of
the Baptist church, preached the
Union Thanksgiving sermon this
moning.
OREtiON
ShotLine
AND Union Pacific
TIME SCH EDULE akbivm -
FROM INDPKXDKNCE FROM
church Sunday morning by E. C
Wicmore.
lowed by a good social time. Many
valuable and useful presents were j Hunt,,,- East
received.
Chicago ftilt. ljike, Denver,
Portland Ft Worth, Omaha,
Special Kansas City, St. 4 .:i0 p m
9 a in via T.onis, Chicago and
Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday here.
Baldwin spent j The bride is the accomplished
j daughter of Hon. C. W. Myer of
The W. C. T. U. met at the home
of Mrs. Daniel Tuesday and are
preparing for energetic work this
winter.
When in Monmouth stop at
Hotel Hampton
D. M. Hampton, Prop.
First-class accommodations.
Rates $i per day.
Special Rates by the week
Smithlield. and the groom is one of
our successful and promising young
men. Both rank among the best
teachers of Polk county. They will
make their home at Rickreall,
where Mr. Seymour is piincipal of
the school.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
0. W. Myer, Mr. and Mrs. S. T.
Riggs, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Brown,
Sadie Myer, Vida Mver, Pern Myer,
Mrs. Anna Myer, Mrs. A. J. Hast
ings, Ruby Hastings, Jess Martin,
Gladys Martin. Homer White, Hat
tie Gowdy. Inezellee Adair, C. L.
Starr, Tracy Staats, R. R. Hill,
Fred West, Edith Houck, Ilallie
Gibson and Rosa Smith.
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Atlantic Salt Lake, Penver,
Express Ft Wortli.Omaha,
8 : 50 p ui via Kansas City, 8t 8: 10 a m
Hunting- Louis, Chicago
ton. and East.
St Paul Walla Walla, I-ewis-Fast
Mail ton.tjpokane.Wal
6 a in via law, Pull man,
Spokane. Minneapolis, 8t
Paul, Dnhith. Mil
waukee, Chicago
and East.
i a ni
72 hours. Portland to Chicago. No
change of cars. Tickets East via all
rail or via boat and rail via Portland.
OCEAN AND RIVEK SCHEDULE
FROM 1'ORTI-A VO.
v All sailing dates
subject to change.
8 p m . For San Francisco
Sail everv 5 days.
4pm
Dailv
except COLUMBIA RIVKB
Sunday
8pm To Astoria and way 4pm
Saturday landings. Ex. Sun.
10 p m
AL HERKEN, Agt., Independence,