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»»¡I u the l o t U o c lc c n i tnjjt Truly tir
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■atirfr ' j . W« k J oa the aqnarr-Ocal ptaa—oe • rt a
«o o :h : t it dues uot i~i.sf y rou perfetti». Ule Irvu Joca
net cu»t roo a cent
De'ivrrr 1 Froe. Select the 'j.OTÍe roa want awi tarxM
to«t »nt» roo—caah or r . * t a r n m la Savrall
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o.t. Wc give u t bigg t valu* in tlK U . »
BICYCLES
12 Months to Pay
l i you do net find it convenient
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U e mage 44 at)lei ariea and colors o#
lunger* in our thrxr in «lei factories
and Mil you direct. Our Hail Order
Iin a itm n t ialcanng for tfce needs of
in ..cos of rulers in all parts of the
ccuntrr. Ue have been eaull.ihed in
Chicago 29 rears. In the Rangrr line
there it a style and sue to
I i nt t
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Li> te sod anr pocket book. You cant
ectul the bicycles or prices anywhere.
Men Women b. yl md Gmi ertmihere
ARE SAVING 1IME and money. and
44 styU«. crUora and
fXAint health an reeveanoa on n a n s
h im
m th « fi
Ranger b in c k t . Milncr-s are r big In
Ranger line — Road-
andlrooi work milting interest a< piaees
•ter».
Junior»,
Race.»,
and e* i^oyrny^i^e yren euidoonoa m it.
Arch Frame nodrii
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elm
clsctnc lamps, ho ms, parts,
modela, too. A Rancar
rera rt. sr.l eyui; «nenl of all
Rider Agents Wanted
to rids and exhibit tbs Raster Model you
piefer B 7» is all parti of tbs ceustry
t ake tag mosey as our at eats.
Send
No M oney
Usecoupoa or costal sod stk U 1 to send yi a
th* tag. free R asgee Catalog Hh* B*r>t!e
Escyciooedia of Aawncai. with bJWCieta
«•boles*.« petcea sad terms.
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Kings were never more fashion­
able than this year. The designs
are simly remarkable, and our
cases are filled with many, many
beautiful ones.
Diamonds, rubies, peails, sapph­
ires—each a perfect "g em ” .
Don’ t wait until the last week to
get your Christmas shopping done.
Our holiday stocks are complete
now, and we have leisure to give
you real service in making your
selection. So come in now.
Our rings are well worth seeing.
Gifts that Last.
Oregon
J. O . M A T T H I S
Physician and Surgeon
V
'hrirfmas
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O p to m e t rist
T b e r « is m o r* C«t«rrh In this -ectlon
o f tlis country than w!l o th e r disease a
p - t toeether. and to r y e a rs it waa sup-
poeed to be incurable. D o c to r s p rescrib ed
1 ral rem el'ee. end by constantly fa llin g
to cura with local trea tm en t, p ron ou n ced
it in cu rable. Catarrh la a local disease,
greatly Influenced by c on stitu U on a l c o n ­
ns sr.J therefore re q u ires c c : <
tional treatment. H all a Catarrh M edi­
cina. manufactured by F J. Cheney A
Co.. Toledo. Ohio, ts a conatitutlonal
remedy, is taken Internally and acts
the Blood on the M ucous S u r fa ce s
ot the System. One Hundred Dollars re­
ward is oflered for sn y case that Hall s'
Catarrh Medicine fails to cura. Send for
simulara and testimoníala
F J C H E N E Y A C O . Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggist a "Sc
H ell's Family Pills lor constipation.
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A. L. K U L L A N D E R
Independence, Oregon
W a tc h m a k e r & J e w e le r ,
Ore.
O Bo* R F D.
Street ,\ o. -
COM PANY
L a » 1 H M V M B _________ ___ Stato______
White I eghorns.
pr j.
Th« basket ball games last
day between Monmouth and Inde-
pendence proved quite successful
for Monmouth. Although the first
team :ost a 27 t > I t score the sec-
ond tea.n won from Independence
by a scote o f 18 to 9; and the Mon-
mouth girls carried away a 14 to f.
viettry. The girls game was an
a Itied feature and as they are limit-
e l to a few games and have had
very ittle practice, they were espe
cially p'tase i to have won at this
tin e. The usual hearty supp< rt
w ts given the team, many o f the
t>#m people driving over for the
event.
The next game will be between
Mo -.mouth and Dallas, at Dallas,
Kri lay, Detenber 16.
The first debate of the Senior class
was held 1 u-sday the 13th, and
proved quite successful. The ques­
tion v.a«: Fewlved, That Capital
Punishment ;hou!d be aboli.-hed
Thise on the affirmative were: Dor­
is Hears, Irene Mason; negative.
Silver Tii.¡bps, Tfcyra Staats. The
negative team delivered their arguj
ment in the l e»t’form but the affirm­
ative seemed to have collected the
m *6t convincing argument.
The
r/st o f the class acting as judges,
voted 9 to 5 in favor o f the atlirma-
•
Wednesday morning the students
w re given the mailing schedule for
Christmas packages for the state o f
Oregon and were urged thru a mes-
s ge from the Government Postal
authorities to observe this schedule
i l order that Chritsmas packages
m ght be efficiently and speedily
h milled this year.
by Iiene Mason.
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Local Brevities
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Mr. YanEman o f Portland was
a Monm uth visitor Saturday after­
noon. coming here to invest in some
o f Miss Effie Young's thoroughbred
tede -Jebes dbsil
AS .V i EDUCATION TEST
W H Y O O G S N T E D IS O N
A S K V S 2 ÍJ U O rftijC l's J K
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I Omtirm m—Scud ra«*
big. new Mead
y
to Rider
wh.Jc-w.kle price« and foil rwrtscoUra oi the JO
day» f.'ee tnal and Easy Paymeot terms.
HIGH SCHOOL
j: li
D r. W . C G e k n u p .
S alem ,
tears and ear pochat-
bock W h j rade imita»
tioai.
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S r t C k T u l S t , C h ic s * o , U. S. A .
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W o rk e rs
Hartman Bros.
Direct iro n . Factory to Y e -
U t d t . Everyth.»-« I r t.cyc.es ard Uk
the tacyelc Lee. ready (or It-one« dc.irery,
it Factory prices.
E a s t A m e ric a n
- American workers are sticking to
the.r le-ts ir the Near Ea.-t ^.gaiunt
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» . . , » . , ,(1 n f r . l U P ii»
the greatest of o*lds." said J " Hand-
.» ir ». o i o t r O i t OI r a i l s L l t y .
faker on his return from a summer in
j
N ursery G ood s
relief work in Armenia. “They declare
Fruit, shade and ornamental they w ill not leave until every child !
trees, small fruits, shrubs and in Armenia is cared for. Last year j
roses.
Mist land Nursery Com­ for a time we were obliged to put our
pany,
Route 2,
Independence, m p t a i i r « on half and quarter ra
tions. and thousands of our children !
j Three miles south o f the city.
lied
When I was in Armenia last
P
•T*
.
i I
»ere in rags.
had
nothing
others wore grain sacks or flour sacks
Then It was warm, but as Mount I
Glasse» Fitted
Ararat towers above the country. 1
realised that before long these rags
Lenses a ccu ra te ly d u p lica te d
will be cf no use. and they must have
O p tica l repairs ca ra /u ily and
warm clothing."
p rom p tly m ade.
E-yes 1 CStCtl
tcaarcMh yoo can 9ecure ptw n in a
an 1 u k U lo u r 'iu s n r 'la c y tic ^ a u t
and par for it in T a e l« (12) «mall
aihly pavmcat*. Our th uaaoito4
(_ . ■/( mr*t bur at rock bottom,
lo o u>nder costs. The f a i r f t r
a r g y n n a n onlr tligbtlr tc re t
co.rr added clerical work- Brcaua_
> ouaredealtng a irttl wnh the Hi era,
tar cash and H i.r raiment price* are
naturally l a w (ban you can obtain
elsewhere
,
I l f ^ 6
rep
* h i v O j ^ t brult-cp wheel« wnh
ccafter-brake, reidy to cut in y .-r old
Hear
by Mr*' Johnson’• •*»***. Mr». H.
p_ Bogart o f Fall* City and alio by
*
y ~ ^
Notwithstanding the heavy frost
° f " « d r e e *a-v night. Pearl Fishback
brought in a har.tfu, o f Evergreen
blackberries to show what Mon-
mouth Heights can do in December,
There will be a special on the S.
P. today to take out students from
the Normal returning to their homes
for the holidays. The train leaves
at 3:30 this afternoon,
J. W. Howell expects to have all
his family as guests for Christmas,
Word has been receivel that his
son-in-law. R. E. Nichols o f New
York is on his way west and the rest
o f the family are a.I close at hand,
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D R . F. R. B O W E R S O X
I'H Y SI C I A S U S I R C E O S
PHONE NOS.
3304
3304
O H IC E
H O I SE
E. F. BUTLER
D e n t is t
Post office bldg.
M onm outh
O reg on
The Herald wishes correspondents
in neighboring communities. For
particulars apply at this office.
R edu ced Rates in
Farm M utual Fire Insurance
I 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 inc-irpornted
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 #49,000.00.
To join cost* $1 and 25 cents per
#100 for dwellings and contents; 30
cents per $100 for hams, school
houses and contents. Ihe applicant
is then entitled to insurance sub­
ject to such assessments as are nec­
essary to cover losses and expens-1
es. A member can withdraw at any i
time. The company has on its books
#7,995,934 insurance and paid out
luring 1920 losses amounting to j
#10,840.27. For particulars inquire
o f G. W . C h e s e b r o agent.
Monmouth, Ore.
Notice
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given th»t the
jr.dersigr.ed have leen duly ap­
pointed guardians o f the estate o f
tesiie A ldem an, incompetent, by
¡the county court o f the State o f
>reg >n for Polk County, and have i
| inalified.
All persons having claims against
' said estate are hereby notified t o :
present the same duly verified, to-
gt ther with proper vouchers there-1
for, to the undersigned guardians
at the residence o f Ketta Hamar, j
near Monmouth. Oregon, within six
months from date o f this notice.
All credits or accounts hereafter
extended to said ward must be
made by and through the under­
signed guardians.
Dated and first published Novem­
ber 25th, 1921.
*
Relle Sullivan
Retta Hamar
Guardians aforesaid.
B. F. Swope. Attorney.
Happy Homeu ard contented futures are built on a foundation o f Saving.
Ten years from
today,
the comfortable
prosperity o f many a local farndy will be traced back to the fact that they read and heeded this advertisement.
Will
your family be one o f them?
Two Incomes
The one from work— the other from investment— are within the means o f every family.
But the in­
come from investment depends entirely upon your abiilty to'save consistently and to put your savings to work
for you
where they will bring you a safe, dependable return at regular intervals.
Interest Paid Regularly
Every Six Months
by this large, growing public service company.
O ur
sim ple
savings
plan
permits
every
customer o f the Company, who can spare a few dollars
a month, to become a financial partner, sharing in the
Company’s earnings.
O u r c o m p a n y has s h o w n a g r a t i f y i n g
growth in business—year by year.
The
nothing uncertain. This is an unequalled opportunity
for the safe investment of your savings in a carefully
managed home enterprise—a direct investment in
property you can see at any time you choose.
for
our services in this community is constantly growing.
The ( ompany must constantly invest
N o th in g s p e c u la tiv e a b o u t this o f f e r
demand
extensions, improvements and
new
money
betterments
pace with the increasing demand.
to
keep
Your money will go
right into these improvements when you purchase our
8 per cent Gold
Notes either for
cash,
or
on the
monthly sav ings plan.
Obtain all the Details-Mail the Coupon Today
Coupon
Mountain States
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about the investment you offer on easy payment*.
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Power Company
Monmouth, Oregon
Every Family a Noteholder