The Monmouth herald., August 07, 1914, Image 4

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Bargains for Sale
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Stoves and Ranges
We have an excellent line of
Ranges, Cook Stoves and Heat
ers. Now is the time to Buy
and get ready far the Winter.
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A Liberal Discount will be
made on Team and Buggy
'bought from us during the
ext 30 Days
This is the Time and
Place to buy Harness
and Bargains. Come
WIMEGAR
& LOREMCE
Monmouth,
Oregon
Lccal and Personal
J. L. Murdock gave Portland a!
business visit yesterday and will
J. Graham and wife were the return today.
pupstsofMr. Graham's brother! Miss Ida Strong went to Scap
at Salem over Sunday. j poose asi Friday to attend a
E. C. Cole and family left Sun-; musical given by Miss Hazel
day to recreate on the beach at Watts and will visit for a week
Tillamook for two weeks. before returning home.
C. P. Hembree sold a carload, j George P. Topping and family
70 head, of hogs the price being , of Bandon passed through Mon
$1180. They were shipped out ! mouth last Friday on their way
Tuesday. I home from a visit to Portland.
J. C. Clark, II. W. Morlan and! They wpre Raveling by auto and
the Misses Ruth and Marv Mur-jbad missed their way as they in-
dock made an auto trip to Salem
Sunday evening and return.
0. G. Griffa has gone courting
this week to Dallas. Of course
tended going by Independence.
M. M. Harvey was in Mon-j
mouth Friday getting feed ground
for his stock. In speaking with i
he explains tht he was drawn ! a Herald reporter of the ravages
on the jury but all the same his : of the army worm he said that
better half should keep tag on '. the worms were very bad on
him ; clover and on gardens. He had
Mr. and Mrs. Garvin of Rose-' sPrayed his arden- also his kale,
i ! :j r with a preparation ot arsenic i
mouth, having settled here a few ! wmch klllf?d the worms f there"
Hnvs pern Mr. fiarvin is Pnv : He also sprayed 50 acres of clover
ployed as clerk in the Monmouth
Mercantile Company's store.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. White and
!for Riddell Bros.,
: learned what the
been.
but had not I
success had i
week.
Mrs. Belle Johnson and daugh
ter Fern visited relatives near
Independence Thursday.
Mis. Geo. Swearingen was a
Monmouth trader Friday.
Chas. Holman was doing busi
ness in the IIkkald city one day
the past week.
Robert Fishbaek and wife of
near Independence Sundayed with
relatives here.
Clyde Timmie and family of
Salem are staying with her par
ents William ogynska, Sr., and
wife.
Mrs. J. B. Stump and son
Johnnie were shopping in Inde
pendence Monday. j
Miss Iria Fishbaek went to!
Carlton Wednesday from which
place she will go by car with
friends to Tillamook City and
different beaches.
Miss Leda Dodge left for New- MnnmOUth Heights
port last Wednesday on an out-; IVlUlllllUULli HdlllS
ing. They will stay till they get ; Frank Clarke of Monmouth
tired, probably a week or ten was 0n the Heights Monday.
days, having no definite time set j Wiliiam Yeater 0f the Luckia-
for returning. i mute passe( through here Mon-
Mayor Johnson, Allen Clark day enroute to Monmouth.
and Ed Griffa went to the Alsea j Mrg A j Ship,ey and chiidren
river last Friday on a fishing j wppp Ffll)s C:tv visitnrs Mnnrfav.
jaunt and met with good success.
Besides catching what trout they
could eat they caught four salmon
the largest of which weighed
about 35 pounds. Mayor John
son was high fisherman having
hooked the large salmon, which
put up a game fight, so much so
that before Mr. Johnson got his
fish landed he was in the river
swimming like a salmon too.
WALLPAPER
Perkins Pharmacy.
Geo. Rhodes of near Independ
ence visited friends here Sunday.
Len Fishbaek received a gold
medal recently from, the county
superintendent of Yamhill county
as he was successful in the Decla
mation contest held in McMinn
ville. Mrs. Lettie Johnson of the
Luckiamute valley visited with
Mrs. Emma Heck Friday.
Geo. Chesebro of The Dalles
was here on business first of the
For Rent or For Sale
The Bedwell place, consisting
of about 5 acres of ground large
house newly painted and papered,
barn in good condition, chicken
house and yard, fruit trees and
berries; good fence around place.
I will rent the entire place for
$18 per month, or the house and
barn for $14 for one year, or un
til the" place is sold.
V. Obfrstock, Seaside, Ore.
BIDS INVITED
The Oregon Normal School invites
bids for the purchase and removal of
the old gymnasium and the clearing of
the ground where it now stands.
Bids for the same will be received by
J. H. Ackerman, Secretary to the Board
of Regents, until 2:00 P. M. August 21,
1014. Building to be removed and ground
satisfactorily cleared on or before Sep
tember 12, 1914. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all bids. A
certified check for $50.00 must accompa
ny the bid, the amount of said check to
be forfeited to Board in case the bid is
accepted and the building is not removed
and the grounds satisfactorily cleared
by the specified time.
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Everywhere
cKocoUtes
Send to Modern Confectionery Company,
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cupped irom the enclosure sound in all
nat'kai'es ot Mm rm lirtulnrta. or II
rem (si:uiiii or coiuj lor postage, and
lull iampl bul ul Vofaiii CltucoUlrl will be tent
you !.
THKIR CtlAIUNTKK. II for anf rnuon
I Voiant t'hooilalri ilu not five purrliaarr
I (M-ffft-l .'ti'Kf.H-ilflti, we are iulburte4 lo r
I replace than at tdrlr rKprnir. --
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Monmouth,
Oregon
First National Bank
Monmouth, Oregon
Paid Capital, - - - $30,000.00
Surplus & Undivided Profits, $16,000.00
J. 13. V. Butler, President; Ira c. Powell, Vice Pres.
and Cashier; W. E. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
We offer the best service consistent with
sound banking, and solicit your business.
Interest paid on time deposits.
DIRECTORS:
I. M. SIMPSON, F. S. POWKLL, Wm. RIDDELL,
J. B. V. KUTLKR, IRA C. POWELL.
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