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way of keeping in practice the po-
tatoei were dropped in emulation
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{ n th* pn«t office *t Munmouth. Orc-un. uruj.r thi a fly |,g|| and then with a 01 Ignifi-
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! cent throw tries to nip a run at the
KU'HAKD B, SWENSON
home plate. While it developed
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■ excellent marKmanbhip, considering
MONMOUTH, OREGON
still the rows have a wavy appear
ance
that is at or.ee pleasing and
ISSUED EVERY FRIDAY
restful to the eye.
Stop Two Leaks
One In Your Health and
One In Your Pune
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Bad eyes or poor glasses make it impossible to
(five good, whole hearted attention to your work.
Headaches, bad nerves and etomach disorders come
from the eyes.
FRIDAY, JUNE 10. 1921
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Buying glasses solely from the price is expensive
too. Even >1.00 is expensive if the glasses are not
properly fitted. Our glasses are guaranteed to be
right and stay right. Our complete lens edge
grinding plant and equipment for makii g glars s
assurea most reasonable prices for our work.
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Monmouth
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Jeweler* and Opticians
SALEM,
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Agricultural and domestic duties
alike engage the attention o f the
residents o f the 'neighbmhood at
pre.ent. A philanthropist with a
patent rig for cleaning rugs has
created quite a little interest in
our midst recently. He puts in
the soap and water and cleansing
agents, turns on the electricity and
sain presto - the rug has renewed
To Swap—Good buggy for sow
its youth. Next in order is a ma
R. Dodson.
chine for renewing the youth of and pigs.
our citizens arid when it comes it
Wanted a girl to learn sewing.
Mrs. Boche.
may look for plentv o f contracts.
W e seek growing accounts of grow
ing business m en -m en who will come to
us for advice, and who will want the
friendship of a strong bank when credit
is needed.
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Good Goods and Fair Treatment
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For Sale— Good riding pony.
Gentle, high life, tcu,'h. easy keep
er, good gait. Will sell cheap <>r
trade for small work horse that
will work sing'e.
A. C. Canterbury, Monmouth.
C. M u l k e y
& Son
CORONA
The portable typewriter.
For Kent— A furnished house for
Neighbor Boche has for the p.'tt Summer, no children. Inquire at
year been the envy o f the neigh- Herald office.
b irhood with two patent mowing
LOST Somewhere on Wo t Ma n
machines. They have the attrac street, a pair o f gold rimmed
tive qualities that they are self ad glasses in black case. Finder rt-
justing and automatic, working cs turn to W'. A . Lange and be
readily over an uneven surface as | rewarded.
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Monmouth’s largest a: i most complete Confectionery and Book Store
Groceries & Provisions
Our Biirgam Column
Harvest season is now the order
o f the dav in our corner. Neigh
bor Powell has mowed his south
forty and reports a very heavy crop
o f hay with the quality excellent.
& SON
Electric Shoe Shop,
Kwality Corner Field Notes
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MORLAN
Notice
Notice is hereby given that the
provisions of City Ordinance No.
F irst C lass W o r k Guaranteed
168 will hereafter be rigidly en
In B ou lden Building
forced. This provides the sprink
ling hours for the city are from 6
M on m ou th
Oregon
to 8, morning and evening. Pat- jM
rons are requested to take due n< - r 1S25H,
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tiee and regulate themselves a -
cording!) as violations will be pro;-
ecuted.
C E. Stewart, City Marshal.
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A chocking account is the first stop
toward establishing credit with a bank.
And credit today is a real asset.
Y et it is what you make it.
The right credit at th : right time,
at the right bank may be worth more to
you than a batch of letters presented by
you as a stranger.
T his bank will be glad to meet you
and serve you.
It is a pleasure, as
well as good business, to have young
men grow witli us.
h o e
Neighbor Boulden, who is one of
the youngest and spryeut o f the j
citizens of the neighloihood, in
order to get his work accomplished
this year, worked out a double
shift, attending to his feed store in,
the day time and putting in his |
crops at night. By working in the j
moonlight and taking the right
phase of the moon, his corn and
potat -s arc cening
tit o f the
ground with amazing rapidity and
are the envy of the neighborhood, jjjj
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with you. A perfect machine for the
1 Iome, Office or Student.'
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Transferring by I
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W ood for Sale
auto truck and by K
! Wood for Sale in lengths from 12
team, within the K
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livered to any part o f town. Cur-
city or out of town. a
Neighbor Graven was distressed rent market prices. J. W. I task.
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this spring because his family gar-1 » , k™ . 7T
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$l,0 0 0 :to loan on good teal
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den spot was ill and did not yield
security. Inquire X this office.
Ir» C. Powell
J. B. V, Butler
F. E. Chamber»
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to home treatment. So he called —~ r~ ,,
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Cashier
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The Monmouth Cooperati e Ship-
in Dr. Sam Hinkle. Dr. Sam s 1
ping Association will save f rmer’s
practice has extended over a long
! money in the sale o f livestock. Ship
period o f time and several states.
sûnfirtfc ;or£:Sì:tf’ aramòfi a i He sion diagnosed the case and set with us and cut out middleman's
' profit, ll you have stock to ship
about applying the remedy. Fric
i notify W. J. Stockholm, Mgr.
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tion applications and plenty o f i
Bran, Mill Run and Com
Cord Wood For Sale Map’e and
them, he announced, was what was
M r. B a r n e s , U. S. W h e a t D i r e c t o r S a y s :
P oultry Supplies
B O N E, S H E L L a n d G R I T
needed, and events proved his c o r -: ashJal ?t7 Per c° rd an l fir f' r
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cord. July and August delivery.
rectneM. The patient speedily re
W. J. Green, Suver. Phone F 1223.
covered and is now enjoying th»-
For Sale- Good house, 1 ,.rn and
best of health.
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outbuildings. About one acre o f iJSSSHSHf
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Neighbor Pcmber has sprung an land, and a splendid variety o f fruit,
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real Fnglish paddock in which th«'
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F R E S H AND CURED MEATS
J. \\, How-11.
family Shetland pony now disports **'e >'our saws.
A n d r e d u c e t h e hi g h cost o f l i v i n g . ”
itself.
With fresh grass, water
Big Cut Price qn Fire In urance
Pork S a u s a g e ; a n d Pickles
and plenty o f elbow room the pony for Monmouth. Reliable Compan
ies. E. K. Tripp, Phone Main 1621
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enjoys himself hugely.
In lependence, Ore.
36 fit
G u t h r i e B ld g .
Former place of CityMarket
I Neighlior Ackerman now has his
The O. K Cafe. Mum stn
| pasture in mid-season form and we next to Herald office. Open from
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IS T H E C H E A P E S T A S W E L L A S T H E M O S T
expect shortly will emulate th e 1 6 a. m. to 10 p. m. Home made
W H O L E S O M E FO O D ON T H E M A R K E T .
great Woodrow hy putting onto it pies a specialty.
4t.
s >me merino sheep to browse upon !
For Sale
its succulent vegetatio
20 acres o f land; 8 acres in cul-
Neighbor M. J. Hut'er has hit tivation, 1 acre in mixed f luit; 4
room house, barn, chicken house,
upon an ¡novation in the cultivate n berries o f all kinds; team,
wag n
o f roses. It is nice to have a and harness; plow, ban w, 24
Y o u r G r o c e r has it
change occasionally and since roses chickens; 55 rick:- of wood;
: t
do not thrive with moving about, $1500.
14 acres o f lar 1, cíese in, Price
he has taken to changing the names
from
reduced
40 to $125 per
o f the roses in his parking space.
acre.
During the war he was militant
20 acres o f land, 15 in ou’ tvation.
and had the Marshal Foch, the 5 acres in pasture. 26'» prune trees,
E D W . J. HIMES
I am here to sa w wood
Farm Mutual Fire Insurance
General Pershing, the Lord Kitch- fruit and berries o f all kir is. 9-
l have taken the agency for *b- ! emv ro?t>s anJ ,,ne v, riety which room house, good barn, 1 n""k cow,
N o ra ise in p r ic e s
C ivil E n gin eer and
Farmers’ Fire Relief Association of
horse, harness. 1 wagon. 2 buggies,
at p r e s e n t
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was
tiarticularly
thorny
he
called
Butteville, Oregon, a farmers’
S u rv eyor
all farm implements. Price $5000.
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the
Hindenburg.
Next
he
was
lit
i tual insurance company which
S . H. Hinkle, Phone 2411
Will take desirable dwelling prop Phope ^ 03
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Dalla*
cepts no city risks, is inc. rporated erary and had the Lcngfellow, the
erty in part exchange.
and has been doing business for 28 Walt Whitman and the George Ber-
SJ acres o f land in the city. Fair
STEVEN S & CO.
years. This company has always
nard 8haw roses. The Hmdenburg house and barn, ch .-ken hou-e and
paid its losses promptly and Janua
D e a le r s in
ry fir.-t has asset.- deposited m sev rose became tbe Osoar W ilde. This park, fruit and berries o f ail kinds.
Second
HancV Goods
• 1 'Tcrcr.t banka o f $46,76l 7' Vear hi ■ nr.;- ca! H I has Ml M M An ideal farm h me right n the
G eneral ContractinK for
C S t.
In d e p e n d e n c e
Io join costs $1 and 40 cents p, r named after S f Arthur Sul van, city. Price $400< , terms.
5 room house, 2 lots. Fruit and
$100 for dwellings and contents 50 j Stephen C. Foster ai d Reginald Pe
W A LT E R G. BR O W N
cents per $100 for barns, « h o o l Roven and the Oscar Wilde has berries on a good corner. Close in.
P jice« m *0.
houses and contents. lh e applicant .
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Representing the
titled I
tw n na!,ie^ ***** Wagner
acres. 7-room bouse barn,
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ject to such assessments as are r. c
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. At Copy Picase we are ex peri- chicken hous«*. V\ell equip; d for
ry to cover losses and ex pens-
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poultry busin«s*m the city. I’rice
Fire Insurance Co.
Estim ates prom ptly
es. A member can withdraw at any "*«**'"* w'*h *P**«^ o f ornamenUl
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o f Philadelphia
furnished
time. The company has »>n ita bo» ks potatoes. When the p<>tatoes were
10 ares o f land, all in cultiva-
$7,995,934 insurance and paid out planted they were dropped by a tion, good house an.l barn.
N o ta r y Public
In d ep en d en ce, O regon
during 1920 losses amountilfg to high sch»a>l student who w.ts trying to city limits, an ideal h o m e Price
Blank
Deeds. Mortgages. Etc.
PH O N E. M 2111
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*hc bam ball team .' Bv right.
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M ONM OUTH TRANSFER
on level ground. The presence t f
telephone poles does not bother
them and they never get bailing
wire t ingled in their sickles. We
expect to see more o f them in use.
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First National Bank
Highest Market Price Paid for
Poultry and Veal Calves
“Eat More
bread
Thos. Boulden
MONMOUTH M ARKET
Holsum Bread
J. B. Hill & Son
Magazines,
Books, Stationery
B U Y THAT
EXTR A LOAF
Candy and Cigars
P. H. JOHNSON
Cherry City Baking Co.
R. L. Kullander
Concrete
W ork
I Monmouth, Ore.
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