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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1921)
— T-C TiTnofuni Estimates on the value o f the de- 0 . W . Hays who graduated from stroyed crops will be made an 1 the the (Normal school two years ago, cost charged to the county. It is claimed the bugs had their origin in a car o f potatoes from Texas which »< te allowed to stand for a time before being destroyed because the owners obtained a temporary injunction. VALUE OF CREDIT t i Styles o f hairdressing in the east Mr. and Mrs. Richard Orsborn of are changing and scientists report Monmouth Heights have a daugh that some o f the ears i ncovered ter, born Jure 7. resemble the pale and puny blades o f grass to be found when a board is lifted that has rested for a long SLAB WOOD REDUCED- Price time on the sod. — $5.25 delivered or $4.50 on the In the race to gice Polk county cars. Monmouth Lumber Co. .Monmouth’s largest and most complete Confectionery and Book Store a through highway system or keep WANTED— Men or women to it from it, the commission appears j take orders among friends and to be one or two laps ahead o f the neighbors for the genuine guar- objectors. ' ! anteed hosiery, full line for men, ?-5H52SHSHf^SH5c£2SH£HSZScS5SSSSScSHS25H5cSB5c!5E5H525a5252525ZS2SZ525t! ■- - ■ ■ ■ — women and children. Eliminates A T W A T E R BROS. There are a number o f signs that darning. We pay 75c. an hour indicate that the demand f<>r ur- s5,:<re time, "i - 6. 0 a track fit- full time. Experience unnecessary. skilled labor is not quite as insis - 1 Write International Stocking Mills, tent and the emoluments awarded Norristown, Pa. F irst C lass W o r k G uaranteed not quite so attractive as was the For Sale— Broccoli and kale case a year or two ago. In B ou lden B uilding plants. Best quality. Prices 3tp As a rule the less a public ser reasonable. Leslie Young. M on m ou th O regon g vant is paid the more is expected For Sale—-’A Century refrigera- o f him. The “ thank you ma’am’ tor. Mrs. J. Haley 2t servant o f the dear public deserves Fnt;age your Waterhouse cherries happiness in the hereafter for he j 0f G. T. Boothby and pick them gets little enjugh in actual life. ¡yourself. A checking account is the first step toward establishing credit with a bank. And credit today is a real asset. Y e t it is w hat you make it. T h e right credit at the right time, at the right bank may be worth more to you than a batch of letrers presented by you as a stranger. Our Bargain Column M ORLAN W e seek growing accounts of grow ing business m en --m en who will com e to us for advice, and who will want the friendship of a strong bank when credit is needed. Electric This bank will be glad to meet you and serve you. It is a pleasure, as well as good business, to have young men grow with us. I ---------- o MONMOUTH, OREGON Ir« C. Powell J. B. V, Butler F. E. Chambers Vic* I’ r o i d c n t President C a ih ie r a rSFfö'te ¡DrÆrft-ift Srtfr-ŒrSï fi: ä r * sr.i The Herald Our G la sses F it Y ou r E y e s Our Bills, Y o u r Purse E ntered a* s eco n d -ciana m atter S eptem bers. 190»* n the poat office at M onmouth. O regon, under the A rt of Man n KICHARD B, SWENSON E ditor Sc P u blisher Hartman Bros. MONMOUTH, OREGON ISSU ED E V E R Y J e w e le rs an d Opticians S alem . Oregon S u b scrip tion Farm Mutual Pire Insurance 1 have taken the agency for the Farmers’ Fire Relief Association of Butteville, Oregon, a farmers’ mu tual insurance company which ac cepts no city risks, is incorporated and has been doing business for 28 years. This company has always paid its losses promptly and Janua ry first has assets deposited in sev en different banks o f $46,764.70. To join costs $1 and 40 cents per $100 for dwellings and contents: .50 cents per $100 for barns, school houses and contents. "lhe applicant is then entitled to insurance sub ject to such assessments as are nec essary to cover losses and expens es. A member can withdraw at any time. The company has on its books $7,995,984 insurance and paid out during 1920 losses amounting to $10,840.27. For particulars inquire o f G. W . C h e s e b r o agent, Monmouth, Ore. Dont let a smooth tongued stranger persunde you that there is any kind of printing the Her ald Print Shop can not do. C om e m and p a y that over d u e s u b s c r ip t io n a ccou n t D o n ’t w ait until tha papor »top$. F R ID A Y FOUND— on Main street; a The tame smell o f a still that purse with a small sum o f money. leads the thirsty to it also leads the Owner may have it at this office officers to the trail. 1 by | ay ing charges. A hard probltin for the allies just at present is to let Germany earn enough money to pay reparations without doing a lion’s share o f the business there is done in the world. About the best way is to require them to take gold from the air just as they took nitrates during the war. R a te , - - - $2,00 $1.00 75 eta 3 on Monmouth Meditations 1<=10C =^1 The boys who set out to rob a bank with a screw driver and a chisel and returned, one dead and the others riddled with bird shot, could fittingly take part in the anti prohibition parade in New York city. HEMSTITCHING and Ficoting Attachments, $2.00. Buttonhole I attachment $9.85. Fits any Sew-, | ing Machine. Needle Threader 2.5 I cents. Self-threading needles 25! cents package. Personal checks 10 cents extra. Lights Mail Order House, Box 127, Birmingham, Ala. ° Local Brevities ° a foothold. the.interior o f the creamery. Onde -Jdnss utsU Annual " f--' BARGAIN DAY Salem, Oregon • Friday, July 1st 1921 Genuine Bargains in all kinds of SftYfiE . th e : r o d a n d SHOW T H A T Y O U H A /E B R A IN 3 ENOUGH TO M ANAGE A C H IL D . M O N M O U TH TRANSFER Transferring b y auto tru ck and b y team , w ith in th e city or ou t of to w n . L ea v e o rd e r* a t C a r a f e Call Phone 2003 C O F F IN & E G L E S T O N Highest Market Price Paid for Poultry and Veal Calves Bran, Mill R un and Corn P o u ltry Supplies B O N E, S H E L L a n d C R I T . Thos. Boulden MONMOUTH MARKET F R E S H A N D CU RED M EATS Pork Sausage; an d A t the Electric Sign “ S H O E S " ÍS25252S252S2S25Z ¿? 7 Room house. 2 lots, fruit and berries. Price $1000. $500 cash, balance $10 per month. 20 acres o f land: 8 acres in cul tivation, 1 acre in mixed fruit; 4 room house, barn, chicken house, berries o f all kinds; team, wagon and harness; plow, harrow. 24 E D W . J. HIMES chickens; 55 ricks o f wood; all for $1500. C ivil E n gin eer and 14 acres o f land, close in. Price S u rv eyor reduced from $140 to $125 per acre. Phore 403 55« Leven* S* Oalla* 20 acres o f land. 15 in cultvation, 5 acres in pasture. 260 prune trees, fruit and berries of all kinds. 9- room house, good larn, 1 milk cow, horse, harness. 1 wagon. 2 buggies, all farm implements. Price $5000. | G e n e r a l C o n t r a c t i n g f o r Will take desirable dwelling prop erty in part^exchange. 8| acres o f land in the city. Fair house and barn, chicken house and p k, fruit and 1-errie« . f all kinds. An ideal farm h< me right iff the j E s t im a t e prom ptly city. Price $4000, terms. furnished 5 room house. 2 lots. Fruit and 1 berries on i good earner. Uicse m. In depen den ce, O regon Price >*>(»0. R. L. Kullander W ork G. T. Boothby. P ic k l e s r G u t h r i e B ldg. Former place of City Market Magazines, Periodicals Books, Stationery Candy and Cigars P. H. JOHNSON Concrete The Bootery it W A L T E R G. B R O W N J. B. * Hill & SOn * * * * UL U W i i getting C arry H om e, Office or Student. Wanted a girl to learn sewing. Mrs. Boche. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bingman have Wood for Sale in lengths from 12 been visiting with the latter’s inches to 4 feet. Oak or fir. De father. C. H. Parker and with oth- livered to any part o f town. Cur- rent market prices. J. W. Leask. er relatives in this vicintity. They $1,000:to loan on good real es are returning from Honolulu where tate security. Inquire X this office. Mr. Bingman had to resign his Y. M. C. A. job and come l>ack to this The Monmouth Cooperative Ship- country because o f h isw ife’s health, ping Association will save farmer’s They plan to go to Colorado. i money in the sale o f livestock. Ship Mr. and Mrs. G. V.Misner o f with us and cut out middleman’s Edison, Neb. are \ ¡siting with profit. Il you have stock to ship their brother, J. S. Prime and oth- notify W; . J. Stockholm, Mgr. tf er relatives in this vicinity. Let me mend your furniture or & Son with you. A perfect machine for the It would be fine for the young newly weds if June continued the whole year through. Unfortunate ly they have a few less pleasant J. W . How»ll. 4t Mrs. J. S. Prime is at Edison, file your saws. months to encounter to complete Neb. called there by the news that Big Cut Price on Fire Insurance the cycle o f wedded experience. her father had had a stroke of for Monmouth. Reliable Compan ies. E. E. Tripp, Phone Main 1621 An announcement possibly worthy paralysis. In lependence. Ore. 36 St of black type on the front page is Painting is the order o f the day. I 1 S 2 SH 5 H 5 that the potato hug has arrived in L . W’ . Waller has had his house re The Herald wishes correspondents : Oregon. Ten blocks o f potatoes in juvenated with a fresh coat of in neighboring communities. For i Portland’s suburban section are said paint. Manager Frank Murdock particulars apply at this office. F o r S a le ; to be infected and the authorities and assistants are spreading ¡white have decided to destroy potatoes paint over the creamery building, 5 Room house, Land 82i x 330 and bugs too with a weed burner much improving its appearance. feet, 3 blocks from Normal school. to eradicate the pests and keep Other changes are being made on Price $1100; terms. from Shop CORONA T he portable typewriter. Wanted A housekeeper. Apply ¡ Mrs. L. A. Robinson writes from to Mrs. J. W. Pember. Brooklyn, N. Y. that her family and herself will spend a part o f the Clover and grain hay for sale. summer at least at White Post, Also some stock hogs. Jay Powell. Clarke county. Va. Wood for Sale ^S2S25E52525H5!l52SH52525E5Z5H5H5Z525ZSrE525E571Si5E525HSH5H5HSH525ZSE5Ztrr . Shoe C. C. Mulkey In the long run the man with the Pony for Sale—Nice fo r driving ‘punch’ ’ beats the chap with the or riding. Accustomed to ladies. Mrs. J. L. Van Loan. hunch” . To Swrap - Good buggy for sow IOC lOOI = o c =j] and pigs. R. Dodson. 1 =. o r—....... tool .. —^ioc=jJ them SON Good Goods and Fair Treatment For Sale Cedar chest, 1 bed, leather rocker, 3 small rockers, din ing room table, buffet, quarter oak Some men spend so ¡much time chiffonier, kitchen range, 8 day worrying about their taxes that at dock, baby walker, fruit jars and the end o f the year they have no elly gla ses, |-arden implements, a 22 rifle and a pair high rubber taxes to pay. boots. L. P. Gilmore. FRIDAY. JULY 1. 1921 One year - Six months - Three months - & Groceries & Provisions First National Bank ! and this year from the university, ha^ been elected superintendent of the schools of Cottage Grove, Hanie Burkhead o f this citv, who graduated this year from the uni- versity, has been elected principal o f the Cottage Grove high school. PHONfc. M 2111 I am here to s a w w o o d s. N o r a is e in pr ic e s at present H . H inkle, Phone 2411 S T E V E N S & CO. D e a l e r s in S econ d H and G ood s C St. In d e p e n d e n c e W A L T E R G. B R O W N ___ Representing the “ P E N N S Y L V A N IA ” F ire In su ran ce Co. of Philadelphia Notary Public Blank Deeds. Mortgages. Etc.
