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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 5, 1920)
Eggs 6Ec per dozen To make your he.is lay use Hess Poultry Panacsa & Stock Food Perkins' Pharmacy If we haven't got it we'll getit. Ask. ay local C. E. Force is gaining strength steadily and the prospect is he will "be able to gotoisit with his daughter in Washington in the not distant future. Mrs. Btattie has spent most of the Fall in Eugene attending to her parents who are not well. According to Ed Griffa who was here a day or two this week, pota toes on Scio land grow as large as war.clu'is. Ed plans to spend the winter on a homestead near Scio. Albert Alderman came from Parker to vote and visit with rela tives. M. 6. Kester of Hubbard was here Saturday listing his local real estate for sale. F. W. Leonard went to Browns ville Sunday, remaining until Tuesday night. Mrs. McCain of Iowa and her friend Mr3. Dean who lives south of town, were here Saturday on business. The MjCains are thin Ic ing of locating in Oregon. Mrs. B. S. Josslyn, Jr. and daughter Gail of Providence, Rhode Island, who have been guests for the past few weeks at M. J. Eutler's, plan to this week, Mrs Josslyn is a fo m er school mate of Mrs. Butler. C. W. B. M. meeting today af Mrs.O. A. Wolverton'sat 2:30p.m. 1 W.J. Mulkey Jr. and A.J. Bubb returned from I hunting trip in the Sfintiam country this week where they found 18 inches off now and few deer. Game was to scarce that for two days they lived on I read :and butter and water. ! C. C. Mulkey attended the 0. A. ;C California game at Corva'lis Saturday afternoon, j Ira Black and family of Forest Grove were visiters at Gordon Back's Sunday. ' lt' th. "L'ni il, v - "mm iiv mat ! sjji m:,k('s 'our trlasw fit. Pr. Thomrs. ii, Monday, Novem ber 8. Lccal Hotel all day. 2t J. 0. Andrus is enc of the for tunate Jeer hunters of the season. 1 He writ down into the Alsea court : try recently with a party of hunt ers and was the only one of the lot to return with a deer. Mrs. W. W, Miller and family left for Aberdeen, Washington, Wednesday, where they will make their home. Mr. M ilkr has been working in the mills there for some time past. A son of Steve Wolf of Salem drove over the bridge north of Mc Nary Station on the Salem road one night this week and anions the re sults were the loss of the top of his car and the front right wlu-el as well as a smashed radiator. E. L. Kilen, who was here Tues day, says the bank he is interested in at Toledo expects to begin opera tions in the near fu ture. They have been held up awaiting fix tures, with which to work, the same have been delayed in receipt from the manufacturers. Clarence Waiker expects to go to Arizona to spend the winter. His father, D. C. Walker, is there now. Work on the telephone extensions is in progress this week and a gang of workmen is removing tl e poles on Main street and putting in new ones with new and additioral cross arms. In the future the com pany plans' to have but four or fewer patrons to a wire. Miss Alberta Greene who former ly had charge of art work at the Normal visited in town yesterday. A Portlind man is changing over the bell system at the Normal so as to subject calls to the control of a master clock recently installed, an ingenious contrivance that here after will handle the calls automatically. I . i Buy Where You Can Buy Most Cheaply The wise buyer nowadays will look around to see if he is getting the most for his dollar. You will make a worth while saving every time you come to this store. Alligator Clothing for Men A most practical outer Kiirnutit for workingmen. Not too warm, guaran teed waterproof. Very durable. Triced no higher than inferior grades. Jackets . . $4 85 High back pants with suspenders f 4 .85 Long coat with leatherette collar, cuffs and belt $10.00 Same as above, boys' $7.50 Semi-dress coat of U.S . gov't bal loon cloth, extreme light weight with durability $16.00 A Material Saving In accordance with the new lower pri ces ruling in the wholesale market, we have re priced our ginghams, outings, percales, muslins, cambrics, tickings, ongcloths, wide sheetings, etc. You may now fill your requirements ut a very material saving. If your feet give you pain it ia because they have tic veloped omo defect. Tlie t . 1 cause or the trouble can quickly be lo cated by our foot expert WHO Will 1V you a demon. etratioa and mic IrH. He knowi teelthorough. ly. havini been trained in the famous Dr. Scholl Method oi Foot Correction. Remember to visit the store on November 30th when a pociiili4 from the fchool of I'ractipedies will be here to give you free advice on your foot troubles. 5? When you Think of a High Grade Shoe for men's winter wear of course you have in mind a Bergmann 1 Our stock is complete in several weights and heights, and they are closely priced for quick sale. Why Pay More Tor Groceries? Good grade bulk colfee . . 2!ic Wesson Oil pint 47c quart 90c Puffed Rice . . . . 1 80 Puffed Wheat Mc Lux 14c While I sundry soap . . 61c Cream of Wheat 32c Minced Clams flats 14c Minced Clams tails 18c Peanut Butter lCe Sugar 12c Ciltolcne mej . $1.35 Cottolene Ig . . . 2.59 Grape Nuts . ,. 17c Shredded Wheat 17c Post Toasties . . 4c $uro Syrup 10 . . Jl.OO Karo Syrup 6s . . . 62c ll'st bulk macaroni 3 lbs 25c Seedless Ruisins . 28c lie-cleaned Currants . 28c" Matches 6c ('ri am rolled oats . . 6c IV.irl oil . ' 22c (0 1 Our Stock of Women's and Children's Fall and Winter Munsingwear is waiting for you. Come in today and choose from the varie ty of styles and fabrics. It is genuine goodness all the waj through. Gut the utmost in Union Suit latiefaction. MILLER MERCANTILE COMPANY Seven Store. Monmouth, Salem, N.wberj, Yamhill, McMinnnille, Sheridan end Dayton mmm. E.pe;'t bootblack. All kinds of shoes, cleaned and shined Wed nesdays and Fridays of each wee k. At Monmouth Barber Shop. Kay Adams 01 Cochrane was in our midst last Sunday. On November 1 1 the ladies of the Christian churh will give a silver start back tea in the basement of the church 1IUIII 0 IU O ). III. The farmers in this vicinity t re busy getting in their crops this clear weather. Monamobile Lubricating Oil For tractors and automobiles will be a revelation to you in smooth steady action of motor, gain in power, fredom from , carbon. Try it. I sell axle grease also. IRA WILLIAMS, Blacksmith Card of Thanks We desire to express our thanks to the friends for their help and kinuness during the sickness and death of our husband and father, esptc'ally those who brought their cars, and beautiful Towers. ' Mrs. Emrra Halleck T. H. Hp.lleck Mrs. W.T. Sellers Mrs. A. N. Poole Experience Increases Skill " Not only are we skilled and provide 1 with the most modern appa ratus to aid in our work, but we have the experience which con3s fro.n makinjr. many e:aninatio is, every day, year after year. Ha e us make a thorojgh examination of your eyes, which may save you much eye trouble. Here Monday, Nov. 8, Local hotel, all day Dr. Will J. Thompson . EYE SPECIALIST Our B, aj gain Col umn Wanted An apprentice for dress making. Mrs. Boche. For tale Good cooking apples at $ljper box. W.J.Miller. ror oaie four acres of land, a six room house, small bath room, good wood house and fruit room, electric lights, good well. Two and a half blocks from Normal. Terms, one half down and rest on 3 or 5 years time. See W.J. Miller 2mo. Buy your apple boxes at the Mon mouth Lumber yard. For Sale 7 Ruoin, house, 4 lots, barn and chicken house, on paved street Price $2,000. 8 Room house, modern conveni ences. Lot 82Jxl65. Barn Chick en house and park. Located on Main street, close in and is desira ble property. 10 ares of land, all in cultiva tion, good house and barn, i mile to city limits, an idea) home- Price right. 7 room house. Plastered, city water and lights. 2 lots. Located on East strwt, for J.1200. Terms. 8 room house, 5 lott Fruit for family use. City water and elec tric lights. Fine location. Price f 1500.00. Good terms. 'CT.Boothty. Notice of Final Settlement Notice is hereby given that the undersigned as the administratrix of the estate of Charles Jackson, deceased, has filed her final ac count in the County Court of the State of Oregon for Polk County, and that Monday the litli day of De cember. 1920, at the hour of 10 A. M. thereof in the Court room of the said County Court in the City of Dallas, Oregon, lias been ap pointed by said Court as the time and place for the hearing of objec tions to said final account and the settlement thereof. Dated and first published Novem ber 5th, 1920. Ethel J. 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