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Sheriff Grant of Pallas was in
town Tuesday evening.
Glen Work returned from his
vacation trip to Coos County last
Paints, Wallpaper and Glass. : Monday.
Perkins Pharmacy, j LlK-ian. Arant is preparing to
Herman W under of Cooper enter the University at Eugene,
Hollow was a visitor to Indepen- this fall.
deuce last Wednesday. j iss Loraine Johnson went to
H. Miller of Corvallis was the ; Portland Wednesday and is ex
guest of his sister, Mrs. A. N. I pected home tomorrow. ;
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Halleck. last Friday night.
If you want a good dinner try
the Hotel Monmouth Sunday.
Those chicken dinners are just
what you will relish.
David Korb finished putting in
walks at the Normal school
buildings. Saturday and returned
to his home at Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Robinson from
Salem drove over Sunday and
spent the day with Mr. and Mrs.
Sturkin. It being Mr. Sturkin's
birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Phillips,
J. E. Grimes and Mrs. Weston
and one or two other parties
visited Twin Rocks on the coast
Saturday returning home next
day.
Mrs. Nora J. Ewing ieft Tues
day for Scappoos where she will
visit until her daughter. Miss
Mary Ewing is located and then
join her. Miss Ewing had a
business call to Toledo this week.
Mrs. A. B. Morlan and daueh
ter. Marie, and Gertrude Heffley
and Gladys Putnam returned
Fred P. Pylesof McMinnville.
who is traveling for the Armour
Meat Co., was in town Wednes- Q
day.
A. N. Halleck was ft Salem1
visitor, yesterday, having had
business which called him that ;
way. j
E. E. Luce, a brother of Mrs. j
C. D. Tyler is here from the John !
Day country visiting his sister :
and family.
C. D. Tyler and family have!
returned from their visit to Seat-;
tie and other Sound cities. They j
report a very pleasant visit. j
Miss Susie Whitcomb or lnde-!j
her grandfather in Rochester! a
Minn., returned home the latter
part of last week.
Water superintendent, J. E.
Moreland, is busy attaching me
ters to the connections of water
users and has some fifteen
place by this time.
Miss Mabel Jonnson and little
sister and brother were Fall
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The Trade Mark ? day;-tweive
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Its a mark of
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gives such splendid wear, genuine comfort and such stylish appear
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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
the highest priced dyers. Under their perfect factory system the hose; they
make can't help but be 100 per cent right.
Buy Black Cat Hose this spring and you'll be won to them for all time.
City visitors the latter part of
Monday from a two weeks camo- j ast week, Mabel and Hallev re-
ine trip to Summit and Newport, j turning home Sunday leaving ! ?
which was very much enjoyed by Velma for a longer visit.
a"- j J. K. P. Carson finished mov-
Walter McClure arrived home ; ing to his ranch near Indepen
last Friday on a fifteen day's dence last Friday and S. A.
leave of absence, the ship he was j Holbrook, who purchased Mr.
on having returned to Bremerton, i Carson's place here, moved in
Since leaving here on his other ; Wednesday of this week.
THE V. F. DANIEL STORE
visit he spent two months in
Mexican waters.
George Carmichael and family
J. A. Haines accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Josephine
Myers of Port Townsend, Wash-
of this place and Mrs. Car-;ington, arrived here yesterday!
michael's mother, Mrs. P. H. ! from Caldwell, Idaho, where j
Burt of Portland returned Tues- j they had been visiting Mr.
day from Southern Oregon where j Haines son. '
the women visited relatives while j Misg Lorena Daniel left today
George went on a hunting trip, j to vjsit her sister at Newberg
Mrs. A. J. Dickens and dauerh-1 from which place she will go to '
ter, Guendolyn, went to Portland, j portiand for a visit there and ;
Saturday, to visit Mrs. Dicken's j then go to Milton, Oregon where
son and his wife over Sunday. I sne will teach school beginning ;
Mr. Dicken, who is recently from ! early in September. 1
the East, visited his mother andl Mr and Mrs. W. E. Smith re-
sister nere lor a lew aays go.ng;turned home Wednesday from
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to Portland where he was mar-
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ago
spend their honeymoon. Will
was called home on account of
ried the fore part of last week. thev went two weekg t
George F. Shew was in town
the other evening when a Herald
reporter accosted him as to his , the illness of Mr. Powell
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Johnson
and Ed Griff a and Calvin Holem
were Salem visitors Sunday.
They were accompanied home by
Miss Lillian Bogert who went to
Falls City with Mrs. Johnson
Tuesday to visit for a few days.
Twenty two young ladies met
at the home of Miss Velma Heff-
brick and tile making and learned
that he is through manufacturing
but that it will take till the rains
set in to finish the burning pros
cess, as he has one kiln of brick
and five of tiling to burn yet.
The total out put of the yard for
the season will be 200,000 brick
and the same amount of tiling.
face brick that stand the fire test ly .las lday ev,en,ng ,and 8ur;
pnsea ner witn a snower oi
excellently.
Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Foster
were in Monmouth, Tuesday,
having brought Mr. Foster's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. A.
Foster of Corvallis, who have
been visiting them since Sunday,
to visit friends here for a short
time after which they took them
to Independence where they took
the train for home. The aged
couple had been making their
annual visit to their children and
had been accompanied here by
their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Van Blaricom,
of Newburg who brought them
to Monmouth, last Sunday to vis
it their son N. E. Foster, coming
down by auto.
Paints, Wallpaper.
Perkins Pharmacy,
Exclusive Agents for Highland Blend
Flour. If you do not want Good Flour
don't buy this.
Heinz Pickles, Diamond W Coffee, Teas
and Spices, Canned Goods. Do not over
look our Sanitary Vegetable and Fruit
Windows where you will find everything
in the MARKET.
her with a shower
beautiful gifts in honor of her
approaching marriage. Much j o
amusement was afforded by the .
bride-elect opening the parcels ! sa
bride's cake which contained the
ring, thimble and penny. Miss
Cora Green was the. fortunate
one to get the ring and Miss
Emma Parker the penny but the
thimble was avoided by all.
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Four acres of pasture land for
rent, also for sale; will sell en
tire place or trade for Portland
property. See or write
V.Oberstock, Seaside, Ore.
Surveying and Subdividing
Prompt service, work guaran
teed. Himes Engineering Com
pany, Dallas, Ore., Phone 502
MONMOUTH HOTEL
Rates Reasonable,
Try our Sunday Chicken Dinner.
Remember: We are Agents for the Dallas Laundry,
and all articles entrusted to our care shall
have our careful attention.
Meal Tickets on Sale
Abstracts promptly made by
Brown & Sibley, attorneys and
abstracters.
Hair Switches made from
combings. Enquire at this office.
WALTER G. BROWN
Notary Public
Elank Deeds, Mortgages, Etc.
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Professional Cards
Dr. Laura Colby Price.
OHice and Residence North
west corner Main and College
streets, one block west of the
Liberal store.
Telephone 56.
W. F. SCOTT
Contractor and Builder
All kinds of Carpentering and
Repair Work done in a workman-like
manner.
Let me figure with you on
that new building you are
soon intending to erect.
The Herald solicits your aid