The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969, June 18, 1920, Image 5

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Edwin Nissen
Local Buyer
- Pays highe prices for
il a kinr s of Li vo. Stork
' At Monmouth Hotel
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H-H-H
An"If"ForCirU V !
if you run im and - make your-
I 4tflf attractive
Yct not muko puffs and curls - your
i cruel delight
If imil ran it trim ami rnw hi fctrnnu'
i mil active
nui oi wiv gmuirr ymivf nut iurb
aiuht.:
If you tan dance without a craze
(or dancing, .
"Ply without giving play too strong
I hold,
Ilinioy 'the love of friends without
ron iiiC'tia,
Cure for tlie weak, the friendless
and the oiu;
If you can maU'r French and
Greek and Latin
And not arquire aa well, a prlggith
mien; ,
If you can feel the touch of ailk
and aatin
Without despising calico and jean;
If you can ply a saw and use a ham
mer Can do a man't work when the need
occurs
Can ding, when utked, without ex
cuse or stammer,
Cm see above unfriendly smile
and slurs;
If you can make good bread as well
as fudja-s;
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TBI NOH-ESStHTIftL CITIZMO. 1
1 rlEUO V RtAOiNO OVEH VOOR- V ( 8fAit tS T
I ecAste : wsPAPcal-1 kkoweov l so oieai hc y
V . WOULDN'T CARE-MEW (fcpts ME WIlM
"V- OPtNiW VOUW MAIL BOX!! I fifjT BAlMEAOCO
I .Jl - DOrtT fT 6 PAPER. tt WoKt HAVE
' PV 5 M,(,rtr LtT "e V To A
& W Borrow it Wrte Vcimb!$,
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Can sew with skill and have an eye
fur, dust;
If you can be a friend and hold noj
grudges;
A girl whom all will love heraUKC
they must;
If sometime you should meet ar.d
love another
And make a home with faith and
peace enshrined;
And you, its soul, a loyal wife and
mother.
You'll work out oretty nearly to
my mind
The plan that'a been developed thru
the ages
And win the beat that life can have
In atore;
You'll be, my girl, model for the
sages
A woman whom the world will b-w
before.
. Elizabeth Lincoln Otir,
Prof, Guy L.' Lee and wife re
cently moved from Perrydale to
Monmouth,. Mr, Lee has juttcloEed
a very successful school at that
place and has come to Monmouth to
enter the Normal as a Senior.
Mr. Lee and wife wilt be gladly
welcomed in the musical .circle cf
Monmouth, being fine musicians in
both vocal and instrumental music.
A number of familiar names are
on the list of university graduates
who are accepting high school posi;
tions for the coming year. Harold
Benjamin is to be principal at Uma
tilla: Lucile Copenhaver is to be as
sistant in the mathematics depart
ment at the university; Carmen
Schmidli ia to handle English in the
Astoria teachera' training school.
All three were leaders among Nor
mal students of former years.
Read your own Herald ufr
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BUY satisfaction when you buy tires.
Fisk Tires meet any comparison,
any competition. Then there is the
assurance of the Fisk Ideal
"To be the best concern in the world
1 to work for and the aquarest concern
in existence to do business with."
HtxtTunt-BVYFlSK
Graham & Son
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Our Bargain Column
FOR SALE-Duroc Jersey pigs.
Seven 11 weeks old. Three 9 months
old. Subject to register. Also 0.
I C in and 8 suckinir nigs. Pric
es reasonable. II . S. Bliss, Airlie.
Orpirnn 4t
HENRY GAINES HAWN
8 tons Hay For Sale. $17 per
ton at barn. A. n. traven.
For Sale
lhave some exceptionally good
buys in well located dwellings.
Now Is the time to get you a home.
Nn Irniililo tn uliow Brooertv.
U. t. Bootnny.
Excellent oDDortunity for sum-
r.iui- wnrV. Suletmin wanted for
nnlinnnllv advertised article. A
Mnvins Picture Machine for the
home. By hustling, chance to make
$50 to $75 per week. Address, The
Novette, P. 0. Box 6C3, Portland,
. .
Ira Williams says
Time to look your mower j
!r ;0ver " : ' ; !
' ...... i t3iMiFM4fVi anrt Hnrse shoef
ine ueneiat oiawno"w"
Summer Vacation Tickets
are now on
. TO
sale
NeWPOrt (Oregon's old favorite resort)
;: On Yaquina Bay-L'ITe Natntorium-Ample Hotel
Vv accommodations and (.amping facilities.
Tillamook County Beaches
,:. Locate 100 mile, due West of ' P'f"
" Neah-kah-nie Mountain and NetsrU Bay. iheae
teaches Include Garibaldi Bech resorts, Neah-kah- .
7 nie, Mamanita and Bay Ocean.
Crater Lake' (opcnJu,yl8t) u b
V One of the natural wonders of the world. ALake
i n the heart of an extinct volcano.
Other Attractive Outing Places
, ..Detroit (Breitohbush Hot SprinRS-Mt Jefferson Country)
V rMcCre-die Hot Springs
; Josephine County Caves (Oregon's Marble Halls) .
V Shasta Mountain Resorts
v Columbia River Beaches
. ; , ' Mt. Raniea National rsrk
Yellowstone National ParM
; s Glacier National Park ; f i
"Oregon Outdoors"; r
- : New Summer booklet contains (teneral Information on Oa
' different Oregon Resorts; Summer Excursion fares; Hotel
. and Camp rates. . , .
i '! ;, " ; For particulars inquire of local agent .. t
Southern Pacific Lines
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent,
Bigger Wood Saw
I have a new 0 horse power en
gine and a larger saw and am pre
pared to saw your wood in country
or town. Phone or leave orders at
H. Johnson's. A. L. Stimpson,
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Notice of Annual School Meeting
NutiM" is herebv eiven to the le
gul voters of School District No. 13,
of Polk County, State or Uregon,
that the annual school meeting of
eoiit strict will be held at Mon
mouth High School; to begin at
th hour of 8 o'clock D. m. on the
third Monday of June, being the
21st day of June, A. D. 1920. This
meeting is called lor the purpose oi
electing one director and a district
clerk, and the;transaction ot busi
ness usual at sucn meeting,
rutod this lt.hkv of June. 1920
O. A. Wolverton! Chairman,
Board of Directors.
Attest: Mina Cornelius,
District Clerk.
Henrv Gaines Hawn of San Fran-
ilsco, an authority on comm4'.ty build-
Ins, la one of several sneakers now
touring the state In connection with
the expansion movement of the Oregon
State Chamber ot Commerce.
The State Chamber is making a
state wide appeal for a budget ot $450,
000. covering a period of three years.
to carry on its development work. '
The movement has been endorsed by
more than two hundred leading men
throughout Oregon. Eighty community
lecutlve committees have been organ
ized to co-operate with the State Cham
ber In the canvass throughout the state
vhlch will be conducted during June
uid July.-'
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0, I.Anil( J-k BLlYEfc IN THF. HOME MAR.
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DIG tKnfp- rk tlx I"" luinai palimiml
' TIUS NEWSPAPER onr of the BUSINESS i6hitiorf
. clowa Bncloleiq!Bl-tlieunlllll)!af
Cmkhn nWribni l" ll psfcr n enr war of
pat AiiMlieiwj(tlKMEROIANTS md FARM BUS
NESS MEN m adwitoiij ifxt in ll rolumm ol llw pf.
Wlllll' fOu'NOATWN STOiNLSij
by iwipBienml hrlp in the Mcnyt In pt "nHunvf" mil "i
w l" Irilcn, (kuUii l umplilci, Ka wvo moreml ll
BLTJlebonjeMdawfentMi Ik the "GWAT-II0ME
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TEAMWORK mm ia ill of to IUL TOGETHER.
A Good Building Material
and an everlasting building mater
ial at ths same time.
The Tile Works at Monmouth is
making a bui'ding tile which will
make any kind of building -from a
dwelling house to a pig pen cool in
oiimmor nnrl umrm in winter. Es
pecially fine for your fruit, vegeta
ble, and milk house. , '
We also have all kinds of drain
tile. . Drain tile is your most ur
gent reed. Get that .wetland drain
ed.,'. v. .'
We will do your draining for you
if you wish, but do it your self if
you can. Central Tile Co., Mon
mouth, Oregon. '
Tiio Mnnmmith Coouerative Ship
Aunnintinn will snve farmer's
money in the sale of livestock. Ship
with us and cut out miaaieman
profit. II you have stock to ship
notify W. J. stoennoim, Mgr. u
WANTED to buy young chickens,
from'2 months to a year'old, Plym
outh Rock or Rhode Island Red pre
ferred. Mrs. E. B. Bedwell.
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Shoes for
Summer Time
Nothing adds more to the appear
? ance than shapely, Well-selected
: footwear." With a pair of our new
v ' pumps or oxfords'your feet will be
' coirfortable, and you may have the ,
comfortable feeling that you are
practicing economy as'well. We
' have many, styles in pumps and ox
, , fords . in a variety of leathers, all
moderately priced; and some pleas-'
ing' numbers in white canvas, with
leather or with welted rubber soles.
' We will be pleased to show them to
. you. .- ' -"
Miller Mercantile ; Company
Seven popuUr Store: , " '
Monmouth, SUm, Newberi, Yarahil McMinnvUieSher' Jati nd Dayton