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Paints, Wallpaper and Glass.
Perkins Pharmacy.
G. G. Hewitt was doinvr busi
ness in town Wednesday.
C. D. Tyler left yesterday, by
"auto, for Corvallis and Eujrene.
Ira C. Powell is having his
garage put in order to house his
automobile.
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and
abstractors. 610 Mill Street, Dal
las, Oregon.
Miss Blanche- Stitt and Guy
Seheible gave Lee Scheible a
visit near Suver Sunday.
L. W. Waller has gone to the
Luckiamute to help E. E. Hewitt
with his work on the farm.
A. H. Craven is clerking in
Allen Clark's grocery while Mr.
Clark was outside looking after
wool and mohair.
There were two or three parties
here this week trying to rent the
Monmouth Hotel but were un
able to make arrangements to do
so.
"Duntley" Combination Vacu
um Sweepers $7.50. Reduced
from $15.00. J. 0. McCrady,
1164 Lincoln street, Eugene,
Oregon.
Work Wanted -Will do spad
ing or any kind of work. Call
on me at my residence at the
Railroad stock yard. E. Emer
son, Monmouth.
Joseph Craven was caleld to
Portland this week to serve on
the Federal Jury. He will
probably have a three or four
month's siege of it.
Mayor Johnson is out one long
handled shovel since Good Roads
Day and wishes to know who has
one shovel too many. "Fess"
up now and be good.
This section of Oregon was
visited with some heavy frosts,
this week, and considerable dam
age is reported in places, es-
pecially to the peach and prune
crops.
S. G. Collins, of Shedd, was a
Monmouth visitor Tuesday, being
accompanied by his son-in-law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. J.
H. Lancey, from Bellingham,
with whom he had been visiting
his son who lives at Indepen
dence. Mr. Collins, who is now
93 years old, is a former resident
of Monmouth, having moved
away from here in the year 1875.
He was well pleased with the
improvement that had been made
since he moved away.
E. H. Lorence andC. D. Tyler,
accompanied by their better
halves, made an auto trip into
the Airlie Country Sunday, but
they are not very highly im
pressed with the condition of the
roads in that locality. Mr. Tyler
says that he was out there a few
days before and that they stuck
in the same mudhole again and
Jhat the only difference was that
on this occasion they pulled out
by their own power while on the
other occasion it took a team to
accomplish the job.
One of our enterprising young
townsmen who .has conquered
the intricacies of the automobile,
has started in to master the
bicycle. A few evenings ago
while indulging himself in this
exhilerating pursuit, being
headed down the street in front
of the postoffice, the bike got
away from his control and
headed for the curb against
which it colided with a sudden
ness that made him think for a
moment that he had exchanged
for a flying machine instead and
he didn't light very downy-like
either. Cal says that persever
ence will conquer yet.
Today's Magazine j Mt J0UWAL PATTERNS
Through arrangement with the
publishers of Today's Magazine
for women, we are enabled to
supply that interesting and useful
magazine to any person for the
sum of 50 cents a year.
A description of this magazine
will be found elsewhere, in this
issue, and sample copies can be j
had by applying to the Herald j
Office. '
In order to increase the circu- j
lation of the HFRALD and gather :
in some needed cash, for the next
30 days, or during the month of
May, we will give Today's
Magazine to each new subscri
ber, or renewal to the Herald
who pays one year in advance
This otfer also applies to per
sons in arrears who settle back
account and pay one year in ad
vance. Call and get a sample
copy.
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Hosiery -Here
The Work Goes On
Good Roads Day was generally
observed in Monmouth, and while
the business houses did not close, j
business men generally either
turned out and labored on the
streets or donated money to help
carry on the work, and some did
both. Main street was graded
from the east side of town to the
west side of the city limits, and
Monmouth avenue north to the
dormitory, while the citizens on
the south end of the street sub
scribed money to have that part
of the street graded.
Mayor Johnson, H. C. Ostien
and others subscribed enough
money to have the street fronting
their property graded the length
of the block. Joseph Craven and
C. G. Griffa had the street graded
fronting their property on Jack
son street. Of course all the work
was not done Saturday, but it
has been going en since.
Report from Independence says
that the work reached out in all
directions throughout the district,
and that there were about 300
persons who turned out to work
there. In Monmouth the turn
out was about 100 persons. All
the male members of the Normal
school, both faculty and students,
were in line and the ladies of the
normal prepared a nice lunch for
them.
The city has been benefitted,
but how much can only be meas
ured by the influence that has
gone out and the results that will
follow the examples that have
been set.
Improvements made are always
more or less an incentive to oth
ers to make improvements also,
and let us hope that Monmouth
will long profit by the beginning
thus inaugurated. .
Free Canadian Homesteads
Free Canadian homesteads in
sunny Alberta. We locate you
from two to five miles from town
with two operating railroads.
Land is prairie or timber and
prairie. No stone and no alkali,
level, black loam soil, drinking
water from 7 to 15 feet. The
best mixed farming lands in
Western Canada. We guarantee
every claim as represented or
money paid .is refunded. Our
fee is but $50 and parties are
leaving our office daily. Come
in and book up at ' once and get
the best claims.
Canadian Homestead Co.,
125 North Commercial Street,
Salem, Oregon. 32t4
FOR SALE
Wood-saw, engine six horse
power and three thirty inch saws.
Inquire of Pierce Brothers, Mon
mouth. 31t4
This Black Cat
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The makers of Black Cat Hose have had 30 years experience and
they have certainly learned in that time how to make good hose.
They use the finest materials employ the most skilled workmen and
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Buy Black Cat Hose this spring and you'll be won to them for all time.
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Perkins Pharmacy.
ANNOUNCEMENT !
Allen T. Clark will be in the
market for Wool and Mohair as
usual, for the highest market price.
Wool and Mohair sacks and fleece
twine on hand.
Clark's Grocery
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NOTICE
Dear Sir: We have added an addition to our livery barn
for the benefit of farmers who come to Dallas to trade and
while so doing desire their animals placed in clean commo
dious quarters, and are now prepared to give strict attention
to animals left in our care. We have also added a com
fortable waiting room for ladies.
Teams cared for - 10c. Horses fed if desired.
Courteous treatment to all.
DALLAS LIVERY AND FEED BARN,
GRANT & COULTER, Proprietors.
Phone 1064 305 Main Stmt. DALLAS, OREGON
Himes Engineering Co.
Surveying and Platting
Estimates furnished on Drainage
and Irrigation Work.
Phone 502.
Dallas, Ore.
WALTER G. BROWN
Notary Public
Blank Deeds, Mortgages, Etc.
V. O. BOOTS
Fire, Life and Casualty
INSURANCE
Losses Promptly Paid
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