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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 9, 1920)
.4, PERFUME AND PERSONALITY. r pi7 J iud.ici.deui peoples L ' Pur Hi responsive and generous , CSlHltlVU, tin lured: Hour. QuIit, restrained people) Vlolat o cccnuce, one ccsisf, no enroro! It's the Fixtures that Make the Silo RATCHET WRENCH A body, rmftibb mIcImI wretch furauhed irM Mb vsrvelo. C DOUBLE-CABLE ANCHORS Foet double-able with tl So r 26 ft high. (SugU cable with -malar cum.) Notic (hit ilo it lochored i top, middle ind bottom. Cu'l blow down or cotlipM M properly put up, PATENT CABLE- TIGHTENERS Tighten both cables it Im um time with iw tstuioe. NiM inches ol thftio) on Mchot rod. . Ciblit bghtened by amply bmiu lut ibovt luhtawi. SIX BASE ANCHORS Sil of thee Seal btM eachert oa ifl do o 10 ft in diameter. (4 with smaller ooei) TopUMf withdottblMibUMchm they touUuU lh -ecuiest aochoiage ever denied lot i wo. V V Mi I I KU MM ffll wot rasa Oil Iff T ' f I 1 . ' .J 1 i: ,'w.vmm" nj, m i.. 1 1 j m -mi in i Mil i in m i ri i i ii mam mmw A mm MS . X J- ANCHOR FASTENING Anchor ttblei fattened lo both wim and outer boopt by muni of t tool U-boR psuin through tir wd around both hoopt. EXTRA HEAVY STEEL STAPLES Heavy itetl Itsple (our inches long (leo itsvc to both inner end ou'.tr hoopi. Note thai stave tr l itsplcd to bottom hoop, I conitrucjioa that cannot colltptc (torn ihrinluge of lUva. STEEL HOOPS Hirb. pale ited hoope, -in. in diameter. Nine mcnei of nuchtM-tut thread it each end. Bui quality doied nulteable iron lugi lot connecting fdioni. STEEL LADDER SenUlep Udder. Stepe tray IS iecku tl die war to fee. Better led Ml M thin cwabat crai-bm. ' large TrJEz DOOR OFENING Dot! (lie wy lack, learns, entire CMiuiirei. Reqaire oal? tm--L. ...... FOUR DOOR LATCHES 4 Four door UicW twe at top and two el bottoa. rmreati wnpui. t-ejtuht Staribahl. STEEL HINGE Milei door twice li ntr to Stadia u knieleii door. Doori never bite to be tiled ateuai, toer eel Ut, ue tlwiyt is pUce. T- rtr 3fcwnT?rJ IV- - " For the icnlhetlc, teotlmrntil type: Oerdmli or Iria. for rr nd lively tie I urn: twrwl pee, violet, izurei, Jlckey. For lunny, even-terapered people dtlnty, lympaliietlc ind bloode: LI lt People itnicted wlb nervoui Irrita bility mey ne: Bom geranium or a pur row. The boyleb type ruy om: Azure or tweet pea with roe or llly-of the alley, ind pine.. For Diyiterlou, emotional, eiotlc type oriental perfume ir luggeat d, by tb Delineator, For dominant, itralght-furward, lelf reliant people: Geranium or clover mlitd wltb nilgnonett or iweet pea For the vivacious northern brunette, oriental perfume ere appropriate. I'Ucli i Jaamlne or aandal-wood or a combination. i Compare Our Fixtures with Others Thera'i t big oVfereoe ta the "fixture" you get at the pricee iiked tor eMerent lOot, - Cbmpete tilurei whea you bur a tilo. It the fix turet that nuke a nlo. Durability, iccurity and itebJity are detanniaed by the inchorage. the lize, quality and aunber ol cablet, hoope, lugi an "lUplei, Convenience ad eat ol getting at your liltge lor ute are ddermined by the door and ladder corutruclion. Man mIoi in priced wiihwt hinged doon or laddeu, In olher .worth, you pay u "eitrai" for Decenary con venience widioul which your sUo u incomplete. , Notwithttanding out lower price, we include more and better fixturei than many who e;k more for their liloe. lo tome caiet we aupply more of i given item bSan othett, ii in anchorage cable. In olheri, our fiiture are atronger or better is whatever vital point deter minei their value. Keep thii ad and check our future u dccribcd above, with thoie okVrcd by other tilo. Don't pay more and get leu, or buy hil! a nlo when you can get a complete one. Willamette Valley Lumber Co. L. W. Waller, Local Manager. Monmouth, Ore. f ,: UDDDDQODDE IIDDDD Wriggles Way Out of Jail For 180th Time in Life- Roy Dlckeraon, chirged with Idlng In the robbery of I bank t Glrard, Ala, made what I aukj to have been bli on hun dred ind eightieth escape from Jail when be used a crude key on hi cell lock In the dt prlaon at Lo Angeiei, Cal, climbed up ventilator abaft and Aed. Dlckerton'a wife, who wai In jail wltb her huaband, aald he formerly wai a vaudeville per former, making a specialty of freeing blmself from handcuff .ind other restraint. 8he told the police he bid etcaped 180 Ume and tint be never bad neon Imprisoned lucceaafully longer than two months. DlckersW cell-mate was found asleep after the escape. He told the guards he had not beard Dlckerson's movements. END YOUNGER SET, PARTIES Parents Require Young People to Oo Home Early and Will Center Amusementi and Clothe. Kinsas City, Mo. An organization of mothers made op of society ma trons In Kansas Cltv la to ha rnnnH to put an end to the "wild ways" of tbe young folk In that city. The organization plans to have tbe boys and girls algn a pledge not to stay out after a curfew hour that Ii to bp ngretd upon between the parents and Ihe young people. The blase man ners the young folk hare assumed, and stories of erotic affairs held by them led to the organized effort by their parents. Street and evening clothes for young misses also are to o censored. BIRV WILD.EYED (an. WAI, ON bis Zest. OR fOMEONC 1m. AND THEIR soft remarks. ft EACH EP THE next county. 0 NO WHILE I'm not EAllLY EXCITED. o QUE8I I vii helping. JHE PITCHER beaa. r THAT CLEAN-UP bitter. AND MY food south paw. HIT A bt Ian. 0 RIGHT IN the vettibul. 00 AND HE said "Fhooo. ' A FOUL Up. e e RIOHT ON my last cigar." AND I was sorry. 0 AND OAVE him one. OF MY cigarette. to AND HE saw tb packs, THAT I took It from. AND SMILED and said. o "THEY IATIBFYI e AND THAT smok yon smasbeEj WAS ONE my wife. BOUGHT AT a bargala, tea SO THAT make It A SATISFY. ' DOUBLE HEADER o AND AFTER that o I EVEN aw him. 0 ROOTING FOR the ampfe. , TWENTY hi ta twenty ehaaeet with never a goote-egg that' Chesterfield's average on every package. Trust the tana to Bltk them out An unusual blend of Turkish and Domelic-it cant be copied. These cigarette aro Ar they satiiy j-SriiilL---.. CICAIIDTTDO 9,000,OCO PEOPLE IN CANADA Secretary Sifton' Report Shews 2,000, 000 Increase In the Dominion Since 1911. Ottawa, Ont. The population of Panada for 1920 Is estimated it .000.- fxw. as compared wltb T.UOO.UOO In 1911. In i report made public In thq bouse of commons by Secretary of State Sifton. The estimated total revenue tor 1920 la $320,000,000. Total revenue per cap ita for 1920 la estimated, at S3S.11 and expenditures per capita at $75.01. RAXDCsG AT H(0 i6 Proudest Daddies arid Wives in the U. S. STAYS WHERE LINCOLN PUT HIM 56 YEARS AGO Tifb, Qyl? AtA rim ; VTrrry- - v v 7 CAIVW Cooll0& tl. riKS ut, (UMciHAftDlNcr Na pletttrw flt the Republican nomine taken since they were named to lead the ticketand the nad "I told yon so" group of dial and wive ot the two tarn HUm, Tb picture ot the house la where the Republican National Committee will conduct Its cam paign. It Is the Christine resi dence at Marion, Ohio, next door to the home ot Senator Harding. Governor Harding will conduct hla . campaign from his own front porchmaking only a few major speeches according to present ' plans. - HOME SWEET HOME bt Jsck ' WHaoa vrtoeR. VWlAT DdMint Wi IOEA IS IN WALKIN9- ARWKD SMITH'S HOuse, AUEUOWtr! SAV.WrlV STICK ARoOKD SNIIfrl'S ALUjOAV-WrlY NOME I rlW1)0NAL)!.MII7WMiS SAV, WrlV SKK ARoOKD I I MMf- tiFDc I II Tin VMl SttffK'S ALLJAV -WHY R p8, III I r.iAvjv o-cOJ ii r3fcTSTAV It a L M Ii 1 1 - , xmlin luurl Ii WTX-i . . hi, nix l? . ..WTfwr -, - xS Jl vIIA Here la the very Uteat picture ot Mr. and Hra. Harding as they VM V loos nt home. , :, LJ t4 7 President lpon the Job VK ii PAkJ ' t --IttB sins LMJfxh Mss-ft ?f h$ A I rTT-f A fi A I ThUUthelrat I I Blffnr7 . )T 1 bur-daily drrvw, ' St V 7i tUiiaaa. Here- Ov 1 IO Ii 1 V I tarns to actrvt XltjyfI 1 I tF lookint VI Jl r mneh.bettet 1 1 than vu ex- VI I Dieted and tniLli i VEtL, THAT 5 Rmr AH H AlNT TSAlNEO AT ALL "I "' 1 g -WHW T.rr?M WATCrtEOrleR AN0 SHE BiON'r 'J When George Evans, chief clerk In the Interior Department, was 14 years old he was a drum mer boy with the Onion Army at Gettysburg. President Abraham Lincoln visited camp, became in terested In Evans and took him back 4o Washington making htm (.' messenger In the Interior De partment. He has worked tboro ever alnco 6S year. . , 1611 I HEARD YoU TELL MOTHER THcY HAD A TaViMED NURSE OVER. aff ') e I ' 0
