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""n il "1 : Mil l'..tU : a3, a J r i n u " : "13 mm tan 21 v 1 w. CTi"- :' C.IC. : tr t ;: MIRIAM : WALTER 0. BROWN Representing the "PENNSYLVANIA" Fire. Insurance Go. . of Phltidelphla Notarv Public Blank Deeds, Mortgagee, Etc. Monmouth and Independence ' Auto-Bus Schedule Uat MnuMUta Umi lotapmaWa 7.46 1. m. North Bound 8. IS a. m. 1.50 p. m, " " 2.26 p. m. 6.16 " " " 6.43 " 10.00 a. m. South Bound 10.33 . m. 3.16 p.m. " " 8.61p.m. 6.40 " " 712 '! RAYMOND E. DERBY Propria, rum um J. O. MATTHIS rhysician and Surgeon Phonb 673 . House 690 Office: 409-10 Bank of Commerce Blilg, Salem Ore. STEVENS & CO. Dealers in Second Hand Goods CSt. Independence . fHWl-H-HHfrHH I' I' I' I H-H-I"H"H"I'I"I"H"H MONMOUTH MARKET Fresh and Cured Meats Pure Kettle Rendered Lard Fresh Fis"h on Fridays ' T T UI11 O. Cmm Guthrie Bids. lt De mil Ot, s3VH Former pls-e of CilyMarkct 4H-H4rl-H-H-H- -H-H-M-MH NHhWrmMHL Worn-. &ivj onthclie&dWhenHe, a' I? " 'Tis Better to Repair a Leaky Roof Than to Pay for the Damage It Causes" You've heard the ttory of the man and the leaky tool. When it rained he couldn't fix it and when it didn't lain the roof needed no fixing. And to ruined ceilings and walls cost him more than rooi repairs would have cost Shingles and Roofing II you have a leaky roof, profit by hit example and fix it now while . you can. The value of the proteo 4 tion pays for the repairs. We carry a complete and allotted stock of shingles and roofing (or every kind of root on house, barn, garage or other build inga. And the prices are right Don't put off thi$ important matttr. Bt on th $afo $idt Monmouth Lumber Co. L. W. Waller, Manager. EDW. J. HIMES Civil Engineer and 1 Surveyor, Phono 403 558LevamSt Dallas L C. PRICE, M. D. Office and residence Kurre Apartments Phone 1903 OREGON NEWS NOTES OF GENERAL INTEREST I Principal Events of the Week Briefly Sketched for Infor mation of Our Readers. Th ear horlage It hampering mills In the Wlilamlna aectlon. Th Linn Counly Fair taaoclatlon has designated October I a 8alem day. Tha harveat of tha flrat peppermint crop In Klamath county will begin is t few days. Kaitern Linn county bat produced the largeat and beat crop of buckle berries In many years. The enrollment of Pendleton schools for the coming term allows an Increase of 65 atudenla over last year, The seventh annual exhibition of the Wheeler County Fair aaaoclatlon will be held at Foaall September 23. A movement has been launched by Mnd'ord pout, American Legion, to Main in armory for that city. Graven. teln apples are now being gathered In Une county, but the crop Is muc h shurter than In former years. The Pacific Coast Oaa aaaoclatlon will hold Its annual convention In Portland the third week In September. Fred Champagne, a resident of Rose burg, wai InaUintly killed near Drain when be fell between moving freight cars. Work on the new ferry boat to ply arroas the Willamette at HarrUburg on the Pacific highway will begin soon. The annual meeting of the Oregon Bute Horticultural society will be held in Eugene during the latter part of November. Mrs. A. L. Mauldon of Monroe shot and killed heraelf. She was the mother of five children and was about 40 years of age. Aatorla aalmon pafkejr are eon alderlng the advieablllty of not making a fall pack, owing to the poor market for the product. - Four catea of smallpox developed at the itate training school for boys laat week, and the Inatllutlon now Is under atrlct quarantine. Becauae of an insufficient supply of asphalt two of Marlon county's paving planta have impended operations at Aumavllle and ML Angel. - Field deputlos report that the atate la loalng many thouianda of dollars an- ually aa a result of evasions of the motor vehicle license law. The several miles of concrete side walks which are being put down In Delia will all be completed by the lafter part of September. Marlon county hopgrowers say the crop la not Injured by the recent rains. The crop this year will be, it Is esti mated, 80 per cent normal. Premium lists for the Klamath coun ty fair to be held September 24 are completed. A feature will be the boys' and girls' club department. Oregon postmaster are to be ap pointed as follows: Mrs. Ethel E. Nlco son, Flora; Mrs. Nora Vanassche, Chlco; David D. Roberts, Divide. A survey will be made for a high way from Eugene to Crater Lake by way of the middle fork of the Wil lamette, over the old military road Hopgrowers . In the vicinity ot Springfield will be paid an average price ot SO cents a pound. The price tor picking will range from (2 to S2.60 a hundred. At a convention ot the prohibition party held at Salom, W. C Hawley was nominated tor the office of repre sentative In congress from the first congressional district. B. F. Nichols, one of the earliest of early Oregon pioneers, known to his many friends In central Oregon as "Uncle Frank," died at his home In Tumslo, aged 95 yean. The people of Condon are planning to form a stock company for the pur pose of erecting a monument as a memorial to the young men of that vicinity who died during the war. The loweBt bid for the erection of a high Bchool gymnasium received by the Astoria board of school directors Is (57,685, or an Increase of 23000 over a previous bid of Beveral weeks ago. Work on the McKensle pass highway from Sisters to the summit of the Cascades is completed and the rood was formally accepted by Engineer Elliott ot the bureau ot public roads, In a report to be filed with the state board of control It will be recommend ed that some permanent Industry b established In the state penitentiary to place It on a self-sustaining basis, The outlet of Slltcoos lake, in the western part ot Lane county, will soon be made navigable tor small power boats, according to R. S. Shel ley, supervisor ot the Sluslaw national forest. At a recent meeting of the Hermls ton Apple Growers' association It was estimated that the number of cars of apples to be shipped from the pro ject this year would be 10, as against U last season, v ; 15 THE UNIVERSITY OREGON -1 aaala(ela4 by the elate la arder lhal (he yoaag pas pie ol Orrgoa may raeeiva, wil boat coal, Ibe aeaafKe ol liberal adaealoa. TW U.lor.Hj Ik)iim Ida Colbfl ol Lumu$n. kkm u4 tta Art., tlx Ondutu Scfcool. Uw Hwol a( Pbri icl UtKtUtm, tn4 tkf tnlaHlofiil kkooh ol U. M6dm im PortUnd.. ArcklMctim, ComMrw, jMrnallim, UocMlo tt Ma.lc HlA Minbrdt of KkoUritilp art tmit eoMlbb In m U fmhr. vail tviltfi UasraloTltt ut library ol nearly 100,000 vofaawf . SwpMrlwJ KkWtlca art mcovratW i .r.ry iHmllm ra Im hatha mi ll.ra ol im ttiiaVaia. ' Wilt a ka4.hl.aaa1 mim lalaaJ it Ik nnal avpraa.ioa I auMla Hfr, Ik Ualtmlii la a aalarUi mpmu aa ara at lara 4.. anS tzItmM aafalaaaa. for catalofua or (or any lulorautloa, addrtati THE BBQI6TRAR ValTtrallr l Oroloa Uroioa You Get the Best AT JOHNSON'S A Good Building Material and an everlasting building mater ial at the tame time. The Tile Works at Monmouth is makintr a bui'dino? tile which will make any kind of building from a dwelling house to a pig pen cool in summer and warm in winter. Es pecially fine for your fruit, vegeta lilo and milk house. We also have all kinds of drain tile. Drain tile is you most ur gent reed. Get that wetland drain ed. Wo will do vour draining for you if vnn wish, but do it vour self if you can. Central Tile U., Mon mouth, Oregon. Monmouth Herald Monmouth, Ore. Sept 17 1920 Page 6 Monmouth Grange 476 Meets tha Seconal Saturday In Each Month l lt:3t A. M. Public Program at 2:30 p. m. to which visitor are welcome. P. 0. Powell, Master. Mist Maggic BuTUa, See. DR. F. R. BOWERSOX PHYSICIAN C SURGEOS PHONC NOS. OFFICE IM HOUSE 4112 1 am here to saw wood No raise In prices at present S. H. Hlnkle, Phone 2411 Thore I (Mr Catarrh fa Oite saettoo at tha ematry lhaa all tthar dl.iain put toaathar. ant lor roars rt waa eap aoaad la b incnribl. Dedara arasertbal local raoMdlaa, ant ky eoaataallr laillo to eora with total If tat moot, aroiwuneot M tncurebia. Catank is a local dmaae, artatly Innutocad kr eanatltutloaal oa tttlon cat tharater taqulra toattllo tlooal traatmant. HaJI'a Catarrh Mati dna, aiaaefacttirad- by t. I. Chun A Co., ToMo, Ohio, la a ooastKaUoaal ramodr, la taksa latarnally aat acta thru the Bloat oa the kluoon (urfaaaa at th ly.t.m. Oaa Huotrot DoUars ra wart I oSarot tor aay caa that Han't Catarrh Uttlela tails to owe. tact lor Urculara ant taatlaMDlala, r. J. CHENCT CO., TtUdo, Ohio. Bolt by Drutff'i, lie. BaU'i ranUy PUit tor aoaaUpatlca, "NOW-A-DAYS" sayi the Good Judge A man can get a heap more, rsfacdon from a small chew of this class of tobacco, than he ever could get from a big chew of the old kind. He finds it costsless.too. The good tobacco taste lasts so much longer he doesn't need to have a fresh chew nearly as often. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles W'B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco F 1 i n 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 hi 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 EDUCATION PAYS to FORTHE INDIVIDUAL AND FOR THE STATE A Person with No Education ho but On Chine to 150,000 Kender LMstinguisnea service w uw ruuus With Common School Education 4 Chance With High School Education 87 Chance With College Education 800 Chance Are You Giving Your Child His Chance? THOSE STATES ARE WEALTHIEST THAT HAVE INVESTED MOST IN EDUCATION Oregon Agricultural College Through a "Liberal and Practical Education Pre pare the Young Man and Young Woman for Ueful Citizenship nd Successful Careers in - AGRICULTURE ENGINEERING MINING HOME ECONOMICS COMMERCtPHARMACYTORESTRY.VOCATIONAL EDUCATION TheTrsininelncludes PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MUSIC, ENGLISH, MODERN LANGUAGE, ART and the other essential of a Standard Technical College Course FAL TERM OPEN t SEPT MB R 20. 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