The Monmouth herald., February 20, 1920, Image 6

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; The gym and ground was sold
this week to T. J. Alsip for $350.
In the lidding for the property no
satisfactory bid was received,
Mr. sni Mrs. G. W. Ches.'bro
are entertaining their daughter and
five 'sons of Portland, who are
here for a Wfit.
John Webber has finished his
course at the auto school at Port
land and has moved to Mt. Angel
to apply the knolelge .he has
gained.
I!nv"n- held a successful suotitn
sale, V. A. Green and family have
depm-ted for Carlton where they
will te at home on route 1.
Theodore He.T.ey of In Jepe id.'nce
was a visitor in Mcnxouth Wednes
day. Carl Pollan of Linn count- is vis-1
itingwith relatives in this city
this week.
The Busy Bee Club met with Mrs.
C. Lorence Wednesday afternoon
and will meet at Mrs. L. C. Park
er's next week.
Hartzel Crosby, former herdsman
for Stump's dairy, who is now liv-
ing at Sherwood, was a visitor in
Monmouth last Thursday. He was
here after a ear of cattle getting
C. H. Parker's herd of Jerseys.
Monmouth Odd Fellows are mak
ing a number of changes in their
lodge room this week. Linoleum
is being laid on the floor and a
raised platform built around the
lodge hall.
Miss Emma Kramer was called
from her school work at Marshfield
by the sickness of Mr. and Mrs,
Beery, 1 oth of whom are under the
weather.
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A. N. Poole has a grievance.
Some one set mt strichnine and
killed a small dog, a family 'pet of
the Pooles and the latter are now
naturally incensed at the unknown
doer of so dastardly a deed.
Mrs. Cattron rays that while her
rooster crows in his own behalf she
wouldrself like to do a little
crowing in behalf of her 0. A. C.
Barred Pock pullets. They began
to lay at the age of b'x months.
last November, and have kept at it
ever since on ordinary care.
The news that he was the narent
of a bouncing boy was sufficient
to raise L. P. Gilmore from a bed
of sickness Monday morning. He
was threatened with pneumonia,
but what are the bonds of ill health
hemp or steel to hold anybody
down when a first born ton awaits
a welcoming? The mother is re
ported as getting along nicely.
"Duck lordt" to Beat the Mud.
When th allied force Id Flimlt-rt
r not battling with the German they
are trying to outwit nature. This la
the lubatnnc of a report bronitht back
from the flrlna? Unit h Mi n.,n
Charles Clement, V. 8. A.
Mud was a scurre of mnalilxmhln
annoyance to the soldier. 8 ih km.
glneerlng force of Amtrnlla dcvlard j
nat naa Become commonly known as i
the "duclt board." but whlrh tho fnnn. 1
dlan hare named the "rmth mat " k.,i,
being frrma of derlnlon.
The board li mad at niimha
small strip of wood, 14 to 15 Inch.'
in length, which are nailed to urine.
ere placed In front of one another and
extending for miles. A step oft th
"duck board" mean a plunge into a
ea of mud at least three feet In
derth.
The "board" was devised to enable
the Australian to attack the Gennniu
more aucoesafully, and It served to pro-
viae a path to victory. ropular Sci
ence Monthly.
A Brgon Anecdot.
Like most Dhllomnhcra. M Ttormnn
live a rather secluded llfn in
In Tarts I a quiet-looking and retir
ing a himself. Moat of hi neigh
bors know him only by sight, and have
no Idea of the distinction imiivi1
throughout the world by tht unobtru
sive spruce gentleman. A short time
fro. when M, Bergson Issued forth to
go to th French academy, where he
was to be formally admitted, the
neighborhood was daisied by a mng
nlflcent academician's uniform ereen
embroidered with gold leaves, a cocked
nat and a dainty sword. Then the
old concierge of the houn nnnnaita
claimed: "Ah I the little nld wntlnmnn
has been called up at last. And about
time, too!" Manchester Guardian.
Erectntse. i
Sit, stand and walk erect. This keeps
our circulation In order and also ei
pands our lungs to the fullest Re
straight like the Indian who believed
In belne erect and In nuti-hlnir hla
highest stalure that be might the bet
ter listen to the voice of the Great
Spirit. Camp Fire Magaiine Wokepo.
Swlft-Runnlna Animal.
The swiftest doa In the wnrld. th
borzoi, or Russian wolfhound, has
made record run that how T5 feet
In a second, while the muelle ha
shown measured soeed of mora than
70 feet a second, which would give It
a speed of 4,500 feet In a minute If the
pace could be kept up.
Vry Much Out of PIsc.
Amoni the most! at rwnntinn
a distinguished man of letters. On nf
the ladles present suggested to Die
hostess that he seemed to be out of
Plnce at such a nartv. "Tea." mnllnd
the hostess, with hrlrht mll. "run
see, be can t talk anything but sense.
JOE STECHER AGAIN
CHMP OF WRESTJ2RS
EDW. J. HIMES
Civil Engineer and
Surveyor
Pbor. S73 318 Ut.ii. 3
Automobile For Hire
with driver. Long or short distanc
es. Trips made on brief notice.
See me at Garage. J, S. Fuller.
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Wood J5.C0 Cord
Orders taken for car loads of
wood at $3.85 per cord at car the
next 30 days. Wood also delvered
by cord in town. See W. Manning.
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Sure they come back In
westllng at leant. F'rinatance, loo
Stecher. Nebraska farm dot. Is
again world thamplon heavy
weight wrestser. He regained the
title he loat to Earl Caddock of
.' ne-fall match, which
went hours and S. mantes, at,
New York,
Fire Insurance
WALTER G. BROWN
This week the ' Ford Motor Co
combined the territories comprising
the Agencies of Graham & Son . this
city with the territory of the Ace
Garage,' Independence, giving the
contract to the Ace Garage. The
Ace Garage has been growing rap
idly under the present management
there being nine on the fay roll at
present.
No Reason For It
Ycru Are Shown a Way Out
There can be no reason why any
reader of th who suffers the tor
tures of an aehinsr back, the annov.
ance of urinary disorders, the pains
and dangers of kidney ills will fail
to heed the word of a resident of
this locality who has found relief
The following is convincing proof,
T. J. CamDbell. retired farmer.
Ash St., Dallas, Oreg., says: "For
a long time I have been using
Doan's Kidnev Pills when mv kid.
neys have been out of order and
needed attention, and in every in
stance I have found them all thev
are renreaented to be. I couldn't
recommend a better medicine for
backache and for regulating the
kidneys than Doan'g Kidney Pills,
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Campbell had. Foster-
Milburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
I am here to sawwood
No raise in prices
at present
S. H.Hinkle, Phone 2411
9 v' Mrs. Arant will take orders
.for the California Perfume Co.
fWmerly represented by 'her
daughter. ' " s
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Come tomorrow and chose your
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Prices: $4.00, $4.50, $5.00, $5.50,
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