The Monmouth herald., November 04, 1921, Image 7

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l'he Valley & Siletz road has been
HOODWINKED THE GRPAT J. P.
granted permision to issue $700000
in capital stock for the purpose of How Two Im pecun.oos R e p o rte rs Se­
cu red N eat Sum From th e “ King
refunding debts.
of W all S tre e t.”
Next week is“Subscribe fur Yo ir
Mrs. Fro» t Riddell and Mrs. Nat
Home Paper Week” , observed from
Tit*1 la te J . I* M organ. w ith «11 his
one end of the nation to the other. Either arrive ! home from Portland ftuaii' ai tu cw ih ■, iifit‘ii w as hood­
Please call the attention of your Wednesday evening after spending w inked. Art d e a le rs w ere not th e only
friends to this fact and let us make a delightful week with the form i's ui.es who ’fouutl him uu ea sy m ark. J.
I' hail a h e a rt la ’ ^ . r th a n Ms head.
the Herald list one hundred per tent unci*», R. 1,. Herren and family in fn liU e m ust financiers, he wart not a l­
their hume i.i Irvington.
w ays unm oved liy a la te o f wo*—
strong in this city and vicinity.
w h eth er th a t tu le was g en u in e o r ho
The
members
of
the
city
couqcil
Mrs. Lewis of McMinnville is vis-
-u s. 1 have Ju st received a new M or­
iting this week w ith her parents, are interesting themselves about th** gan am i d o te Illu stra tiv e o f th is, aud
city’s share in the connection with Illu stra tiv e , also, of th e fa c t th a t the
Mr. and Mrs. John Fuller.
the paving to be la d south <>i the fam ous b a n k e r could eu jo y a Joke
Miss Marjorie Prime spent her
hen lie w as th e vo-tirn. T w o new s­
city and a delegation was u> Salem w
p a p er re p o rte rs «lo~ f i n it e ly h a rd up
last week’s vacation with relatives
yesterday intend, wing the highway (a s re p o rte rs so m etim es h av e lieeu
in Portland.
c .mmissien imegard to the matter. l.ro w n to he) m a d e a to u ch in g plea for
a c. mi ; d ilu tio n fo r a new c h u rch w hich
Mrs. Pember writes that her
Miss West was a visitor with a vvi rth y g ro u p o f colored people w ere
party arrived safely at Berkeley
Mrs- M. J. Butler tee first of the pit tin -d as h ero ically striv ing to es-
and experienced a delightful trip.
tab li h. T h e sto ry w as so p lausible
week.
and so a p p e a lin g th a t Mr. M organ
Prof. Beattie is recovering from
Mrs. Ackerman is in Corvallis h an d ed them $kxi. Itefo re th e p air
a three weeks conflict with liver
with her daughter. Mrs. Lunn, who w ire out of sig h t he saw th em divide
disorders and the indications are,
th e money ! T h e sto ry goes th a t for
is nursipg a sprained arm.
a m om ent Mr. M organ d id n 't know
will be able to resume his place at
Mrs. J. H. Hager went to Falls w h e th e r to h e fu rio u s o r philosophic,
the Normal next Monday.
City Wednesday to visit w ith In r ‘nil th a t lie I lieu h u rst Into lau g h ter,
Mrs. Joy brought into our office sister, Mrs. E. A. I.adow. She plans ••riled in som e of Ids a sso c ia te s and
told them th e Joke.—B. C. F o rb es in
this week a bouquet of fine large to return Monday.
F ollies M agazine
(Tune—A Fine o ld FlUKlish Gentleman )
dahlias, which reminds us that the
Manager Frank Murdock of the
season has been very favorable for creamery announces that he has the T h ese m ag az in es w ith g ra v u re s and
all these*wnrivS of a rt.
out of door flowers and seldom do 1 anplication blanks for cattle tuber­ A re vary well fo r city folks who live
by d in t o f m a r t ;
we have a finer display of dahlias, culin test from the Federal live
m e llrst and fo rem o st, I hold
chrysanthemums, cosmos and ether stock bureau. People who have B ut give
It Is (he prim e—
late bloomers in November.
cows they wish tested should call at T h a t flue old h o m e 'to w n p a p e r—one
o f th e good old tim e.
Mrs. Rychard is now domiciled the creamery and sign application |
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E. an 1 w hen enough have signtd up to T h e p rin tin ' is n ’t p erfect, th e Ink’s
not uniform .
Guthrie.
make a sufficient number to warrant
T h e ty p e Is se t by h an d p e rh a p s,—
The new barn which Peter Inger- a trip here, a representative of the
co n sid erab ly overw orn,
mansen has erected on his place bureau will come and make the test. T h e d e a r old p r e s s - 1 know It well—
It's covered o 'e r w ith grim e—
this summer is said to be one of the j A feature of Armistice day cele­ B ut it p rin ts th a t old hom e p a p e r—
best arranged in the country.
bration in Independence is a series
one of th e gold <vld tim e.
of
motorcycle
and
bicycle
races
on
The bank has secured as architect
I look fo r It e a c h week a s reg u larly
It «Tunes,
for its new building the firm of T. the old race track of the city.
A number of our citizens attend­ And win a th e p o stm an b rin g s it in, I
P. Ainge Co. of Portland, a repre­
d ro p all o th e r chum s,
sentative of which was here last ed the Rebekah dance in Indepen­ I d rin k It in, fro m s ta rt to fin, rid ic u ­
lous an d sublim e.
week. This firm is also preparing dence Monday evening.
o ld hom e tow n p a p e r, one
preliminary sketches of the propos­
E. N. Keeney has hern working T h a t fine
of th e good old tim e.
ed Odd Fellows building and will be on his farm at Smithfield the past
S m ith ’s cut mu} have som e k itte n s ;
here next week with them.
week.
Jo n e s Is p u ttin g In new pum ps.
Miss Hester Keeney, who is My girl chum h a s got m a rrie d a n d 'th e
The Dallas Feed store conducted
k ids h av e got th e m um ps.
by E .A. Colwell and U. Welch has teaching in the Dundee schools, was
J a c k W iltaey's built a lann-to, J o h n ­
visiting
with
her
parents
of
this
city
been sold to the Oregon Giain com­
son’s ro ses u p w ard clim b
pany who now operate a number of over the week end.
Oh 1 I love th e old hom e pu|>er, hoys,
one of th e g'npl old tim e.
establishments in Marion county.
Fred Scholl, Monmouth farmer,
—GEO. K. WRAY.
A cooked food (sale will be held has been licensed to wed I.uella
by the ladies -of the Evangelical Ward of Falls t’ity.
churhch in Mulkey’s window all dsy
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Saturday.
one eleven
cigarettes
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first American R elief Administration’s food stations in Moscow. T h is is one of the first photos to reach
th is country show ing American iclief activities m Soviet R u ssia.
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For Sale—A fine, genuine reed
baby carriage in splendid condition
at a reasonable price. Phone 305.
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For Sale— Winter oats and cheat
seed.
Jay Powell.
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N0UR U O kte
P A P E R " VÍEEVO
NOU’R c imvmxeo *.
For Sale: S. C. White Leghorn
cockerels. We obtained this stock
directly from two of the |best pens
at the O . A C. Effie Young
Phone 503
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Three Inseparables
One for mildness .VIRGINIA
One for mellowness. BURLEY
One for aroma.TURKISH
The finest tobaccos perfectly
a/od and blended
For Sale—One cow, fresh;
springers, heifer and cow.
A. Sacre.
For Exchange —White Leghorn
cockerel, 6 months old, Pure bred
O. A. C. laying strain, for Rhode
Island Red or Orpington pullet.
Apply this office.
TING N I T CRACKER
f 'TIBON-—
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Farm for Rent, on easy terms,
323 acres. Apply Mrs. M. A. Stine.
Cheat seed For Sale, $1 peri t
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Slo .»co-
sack. J. E. Winegar.
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le t me mend your furniture or
file your saws.
J. W. How«ll. 4t
The Monmouth Cooperative Slip­
ping Acsociation will save farmer s
moftey in the sale of livestock. Ship
with us and cut out middleman’s
profit. Il you have stock to ship
notify W. J. Stockholm. Mgr.
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For Sale
8-room house, lot 150x186 feet,
close in. All modern conveniences.
Price $2500.
6- Room House, Fireplace, toilet
bath and lavatory. 2 Lots. Price
51600. Terms.
7 Room house. 2 lots, fruit and
berries. Price $1000. $500 cash,
balance $10 per month.
14 acres of land, close in. Price
reduced from $140 to $125 per
•ere.
7-
Room house in Independence.
Close in. All modern conveniences.
Price $1500. ,
40 acres of land at R ick r^J. Ail
in cultivation. Two paved roads.
Right near school house and store.
Price $4000. $1000 cash. $3<MiO •
9 years time at 6 per cent interest.
For Sale or Rent—5 acres of land !
5 room house, good d air.^ arn . 15
minutes walk to city. Rent $15.00 j
per month.
G. T. Boothby.
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*T’,e .rt, ,,h; sca .on is here, and
f : - . r ir.panv ing picture, loaned to
th*
piper hy Popular Science
.■ ;),!» Sh ws how to hx up an old.
flatiron so that nuts can be cracked
on it
With this foundation of
wooden 1 leeks, it can also be used,
as afl anvil,
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To d a y
T h e Y o u th ’s C o m p a n i o n
should be in every h e r'« w hich <kmun<l3 “o ; ; / tie. B ert.” Live buy»
a n d guU , a ..J th eir fa th e rs ai.d m o f r% alw „y hn<J I t s Com pannirs
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interesting picture direct from Moscow, showing Trot-kv, the to I
whose chief thought is to conquer the world, out on the street will
his staff Trotsky in front