The Monmouth herald., November 04, 1921, Image 6

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F R ID A Y . N O V E M B E R
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Monmouth
Meditations
A Home o f Your Very Own
A Home that you have buit and paid for with your
own hard earned money a Home that embo liels all your
own ideas about how a real house should be built that’s
the only Real Home. You owe such a Home to the wife,
the kiddies and yourself it breeds Love, Happiness,
Contentment and le t t e r
Health
Nothin.? to worry
a out and a nice little sum tucked away in the bunk each
month that otherwise would go to the landlord!
And it is e a s y to own such n Home you’ll be surprised
to learn how cheaply it can be built. ; se us about ¡nans
materials an I preies. It will be one thin? that you will
always be glad you did.
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This is the season of budgets and
any one who has made a perfunc­
tory study of the problems of
officials who are responsible for
n ¡sin? and collecting revenues
realizes that increased costs is
something that must be reckoned
with.
In school district, city and
county the story is the same: last
year’s levies were not large enough
to meet expenses and not only
must permanent elevated costs be
L. VV. Waller, Manager
reckoned with but deficits of pre­
vious years must be taken care of
The only one of the three units
which is not asking for an increase
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is the city which has reached its
charter limit during the past two
years and must hold to it in ordt r
to safely finance our gravity watei
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system andthand le other ^municipal
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expenses. The school district is
asking for a substatntial raise and
must have it or else close its doors.
Next week the’ eounty will vote
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on the proposition of increasing the
levy of last year with an additional
15
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170,000.
The county court has is­
YOUR DUTYK y ^
sued a statement giving figures as
TO Y O U R
reasons for the additional levy. Re
cause of under estimates last year,
the expense of two special elections
the refund of over seven _ thousand
dollars and incidental road and
bridge work, there will be a deficit
this year of$ ¿5,000 in the county
revenues. The proposed $70,000
In the dining room, In the parlor, in the
is to wipe 'out this deficit, make
necessary appropriations and keep
hall are many places call.ng for Individual
up road work in the county.
pieces of furniture. Fo r Instance, there are
After all county expenses are tak­
stands of turlous kinds, hat racks, china
en care of the balance of county
closets, book cases. In each of these needs
revenue is turned into the road
and In many others we have a variety of
fund, thirty per cent being expend­
styles from which to choose. They are both
ed generally through the county
and the balance apportioned t4 thi
Useful und O rn am en tal
different road districts. The Mon­
W e offer a worth-while collection of table
mouth district will serve as an il­
and floor lamps, porch furniture, etc. There
lustration.
is scarcely a limit to the list of items we
Last year the district was appor
carry under this class of furniture. A casual
tioned $801. W ithout a special levy
stroll through our displays might suggest
the district next year will get
exactly what you want if you are undecided.
about $¿25.
With the $70,000 ad­
ditional the district should get
•bout 5 9 0 ). Two items in the bud­
get that will help to cut down dis­
trict, road money are bridge work
in
the county, $¿4,000 without the
J. E. W^negar, Proprietor
special tax and $30,000 with it, and
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an installment of $15,000 paid to
the highway commission.
Both of
i Will Buy Your
these Rems interest Monmouth peo­
ple ar.d in view of the figures quot­
ed and all the circumstances it it
If you h ave anything in this line that you wish
hard to see hawjor why any one in
to dispose of see m e at the E le ctric Sh oe Shop
Monmouth should oppose it.
Monmouth Lumber Company
GOOD
FURNITURE!
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M o d e rn
F u rn itu re Needs
The high price of rural educa­
tion is giving quite an impetus to
^
the movement t o , O O O SO lkU U d is ­
tricts. -The old day when a teach­
er could b. found who wjuld teach
eight grades to a dozen pupils for
$30 per month have gone and ap-1
parently for good. As ¡1 business
proposition it is now recognized
that pupils can be hauled to a com­
mon center and educated cheaper!
than in their home districts. And ,
this is strengthened by the addition­
al fact that pupils do better where
they have the incentive in rivalry
that comes from a numbers of fel­
low students in the different grades.
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^0 YOU KNOW that indigestion can be cured,
permanently cured, so that you can cat any
k:rd of food that you crave? It has been done
not only once, but in almost every case when Cham -
bcrlain's Tablets are used. An instance: Mr. 1.
Poiniim.V, Stillwater, Minn., who had spent .
f 2,000.00 for medicine and treatment v/a $ per.
nently twicd by these tablets.
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Everything for
Student’s Use
E le c t r ic L i g h t B u lb s
and fixtures
M O R L AN & SON
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Electric
Shoe
Shop
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First Class Work Guaranteed
In Boulden Building
Monmouth
Oregon
Groceries & Provisions
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
C. C. M u l k e y
& Son
CORONA
Some of the boys took advantage
of relaxed vigilance to perform
Hallowe’en tricks on the night
after, or on Tuesday evening No­
vember 1, which does not strike us
as a sportsman like performance.
Hallowe’en night, with marshals
and watchful property owners to
dodge, the boys get some sympathy
in their efforts to arouse the ghosts
of the occasion, but that sort of fun
on any other occasion is a different
sort of thing entirely.
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T h e Com m unity N ew spaper
w ith you. A p erfect m achin e
for the
H om e Office or Student.
W ALTER G. BROWN
MONMOUTH T R A N S F E R
Transferring by
auto truck and by
team, within the
city or out of town.
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Leave ord e rs at Gara ga
Call Phone 2003
By B O B A D A M S .
F A L L the »he e l* f ro m Ea st
t o W e a l the lo ca l pa p r ia the
boat
D e e p ia o u r l o r e an i d e o p
o u r d e b t to R e c o r d , J o urna l or
G a zelle.
W h e n first I la nd ed on
this ball, a bit o f flesh w r a p p e d
’ r o u n d a squall, it w e lc o m e d mo
w ith j o y a nd p r id e m y l if e has
n e v e r ju stifie d. It f o l l o w s me my
w h o l e life th ro u g h , w ith w o rds all
kin d and m ostly t r u e ; and avan
a f t e r I am h earsed ’ twill tell my
best and hide m y w o rst. W h e n in
Oshkosh or W ick iu p I wander
h o m e s ic k as a p u p , o r if in f o r e i g n
la nd s I ro a m , it b rin g s me p le a s ­
ant now s o f h o m o .
A c r o s s the
sands, across the sea. the old horn?
p a p e r c o m e t to m e. It ie a f r ie n d
b o th tr u e a nd trie d, and t e it,
gonte , I poin t with p r id e ; yna, I
will h ock my S u n d a y p i n t s to p a y
up s is yea rs in a d v a n c e .
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C O F F IN & E G L E S T O N
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Highest Market Price Paid for
Poultry and Veal Calves
Bran, Mill Run and Corn
P ou ltry Supplies
B O N E , SH E L L and G R IT
Thos. Boulden
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Fresh and Cured Meats
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Wholesome and Sanitary
P a s s e d by in s p e c t i o n Oct. II
MONMOUTH HARDW ARE
Chas. Atwater
Stationery, Notions
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In a statement gi\en out by the
Monmouth’s largest and most complete Confectionery and Book Store
state tax commission in Salem last
week Polk county has the lowest
assessment of any county in the TiSES2525cS2SB5HSH5H5HSZS2SHSE52F25HS2S25H5c5Z52525Z5!Z5Z5-25ZSa5ZSZS2S2'^
state— 38 per cent. Ranking next
is Washington with 39 per cent.
Counties under 50 percent are I.anc
46, Benton 46, Crook 46, Des­
chutes 43, Malheur 4 6 ., Multnomah
48. The highest assessment in the
state is Sherman with 72. #>f
course low assessment does not help
,
any county to dodge taxes for the
taxes are assessed at what the state i- 2 StSHFZ£iS 25 ZSES 25 ZSZS 25 aS
commission considers a 1 0 per cent
valuation. Low assessment merely
helps us to present a big tax rate
to people who come to inquire into
economic conditions in our midst.
But the 32 per cent valuation gives
us a new angle on affairs in Pofk
county. Monmouth is assessed at
50 per cent and a special effort has
been made in lecen t years to even
go a little above it. If the county
average is 32 there must be other
spots' in the county considerably
less than 32 per cent in order to
make the average. This is worth
T he portable ty p ew riter.
C a r r y it
looking into.
Good Furniture Is Our Pledge lo You
Second Hand Furniture
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J. B. Hill & Son
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Magazines, Periodicals
Books, Stationery
Candy and Cigars
P. H. JOHNSON
A. M ARAN T
Fire Insurance, Real Estate
end Surety Bonds
Reliable Service
I am here to saw wc
R. L. Kullander
STEVENS & CO
'G eneral C o n tra c tin g for
Second Hand Goo
j Concrete
Work
Estimhtes p r o m p t l y
furnished
Independence, Oregon
PHOh E M 21 11
N o r a is e in prices
at present
S. H. Hinkle,
Phone 4
D e a l e r s in
C St.
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W A LTER G BROW
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_____ Representing the .
PENNSYLVANIA
Fire Insurance C<
of Philadelphia
Notary Public
Blank Deeds, Mortgages. Et<