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About The Monmouth herald. (Monmouth, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1922)
The Herald 2 S Z S 2 S 2S Z S 2525fZ S 2S 2S Z 5252S 25í5ír2S E 2£^ r:- — c _525H5ZS2SHS252S c £2£E ìc 5 2 S | Oregon Fir and Hemlock fr I d Qi L u m b e r f lia u h ia c o f— c a n s , « t probeL hadn’t. It is true that "A s a- t»». man th nketh. so is h e" then * as • tfc* P +rt <A m at H * *** a bal>e think, so is she". For »hen Art a i lür’.fc i 1 A . we tho't » e were dying, we perhaps RICHARD B. SWENSON gl were only temporarily ineonvenienc- C- Editor & Publisher ■ ed by the first symptoms o f peripa M O N M O U TH . OREGON tetic peritonitis commouly^known I t as wind coiic caused by sleeping six ISSUED EYEBY FEIDAY hours with the mouth open and one FRIDAY, APRIL 7. Vá¿¿ f x>t in the air and the other caught 1 «n the bars o f the crib. Subscription Rttei & § w One year - six months Three months - Lath, M o u l d i n g s , Fruit and Butter Boxes, Slabwood, green & dry, 12 & 16 in. Stovewood, Cement, Wall Plaster, Lime, Shingles, Com position Roofing, Build ing paper, Doors, Win dows, Security Silos. 8 & ci C- * *2.00 S1.00 75 eta Thin after several moons and ! some sc< re suns had appeared and- di sap pea red, much shoe soles and > rut U r dolls, appeared also but re mained in the appearing till teeth a-rived, and the arrival was herald* e l by louder wails by the one in agonv, and much p.ensure by those ¡used to the agony. 3 Monmouth Meditations □oc 3 DOC Electric Light Fixtures Stationary Confections M O R L AN & S ON Monmouth's largest and most complete Confectionery and Book Store C . E. F E T Z E R Monmouth and Independence And now they tell us, “ Health P aper H an g er and Auto-Bus Schedule depends upon proper care of the L . . . « . M on m ou th L »*’ “ D ec o ra to r te=th", when in reality every 7.10 a. m. North Bound 7.38 a. m. Leave orders at Morlan’s or 1.60 p. m. “ “ 2.22 p. m. The first gypsies passed through di-~ase known to man tries to crowd I. N. Prime’s, West Main St. ; 5.10 •* “ “ 6.38 ** town the other day, additional evi- through the door when teeth gain 10.00 a m. South Bound 10.25 a. m. B. F. BUTLER dence that Winter has about con- an entrance. Many o f them suc- 3.15 p. m. ** ** 3.48 p. m. ß eluded its loitering in the lap o f feed: gum boils, laceration of 6.45 “ ‘ 7.15 “ Dentist K Spring. tongue, toothache, palpitation o f RAYMOND E. DERBY Proprietor Post office bldg. P h o n s U04 the head, and gout are only a few Consumption o f champagne in I o f the possibilities. Of course we Monmouth Oregon Germany is on the increase, reads can prove that gout is caused by a news item. At the same time a i teeth , for without teeth and many German newspaper advocates the o f them rich food and meats could j imposition of heavy license fees on | not be masticated and rich wines American tourists and thus is ex ¡could not follow such deglutition, posed the bait and the trap. and it is the mastication and de- Spooks are becoming d e c i d e d l y j gltitition o f rich food and drink L. W. Waller, Manager numerous throughout the country , tuat cause gout, selah I Phone 202 and if they run out o f material we No! rather than say "bad teeth have some in Polk county that can cause many diseases” , let us say 2S25252S25Z52S2S25ZSH52S2SES?5cS2SSS?SZ5?5JS25'SScS2S2£2SH52S?57 be furbished up and made to supply away with all teeth’ , so that we 'T25Z«SZS2SZSHS2SZSiSZ52SHSZ5HSZ52SaS2S2SESZS252SH5Z5HSHS2S2SH5H5HSi any deficiency. For instance there may escape not only disease, but CORONA The Compact and Portable is the ghost o f the highway contrc- responsibility, pride, hard ebswing versy, laid securely to rest several and dentists; we will have fore Typewriter times but which still stalks at mid- sta ied pyorrhea, pimples, neuritis, night or noonday at the behest o f rheumatism and snoring; to say uneasy newspaper men or sectional- nothing o f tad breath, blow outs, Ask me to show it to you, ists. Then there is the ghost o f and bug houses. Besides there what Polk county might have been w >uId be no cancer, care or eon- o f which forward looking people i densed com fort, paralysis, prolap- WALTER G. BROWN are forever catching a glimpse, j sus, and partial pill sickness would John Barleycorn’s ghosts are also somnambulism evaporate, and soul ,-^5c[StS2SZ5ZSS5H5?SSSHSHSHSH5HSHSaS2S2SBSHS2S2SZSZSE5HS2SES2S2SZSZS25S' c\ often caught in the flesh, physical mates would wander widely. “ Give M O N M O U TH TRANSFER phenomena which are respectfully us milk or give us death!” 3 Transferring by G. A. Peterson. called to the attention of Sir W il auto truck and by liam Crookes and Sir Oliver Lodge. Ci p G R cj 1 G roceries & P rov ision s Good Goods and Fair Treatment Monmouth Lumber Company C. C. M u l k e y & Son W H IL E T H E Y L A S T -■ ■ ■ ■ ' 11 B I within the highest Market Price Paid for A fresh shipment, in, of Poultry and V eal Calves Pearl Gray Enameled W are Pure, Durable, Guaranteed Thos. Boulden A 10-qt. dishpan for 50c Hand basins at 50c A fine assortment of basins stew pans, stew kettles at 35c Their Beauty Brings Them Fortunes M ONM OUTH H A R D W A R E J. E. Winegar, Proprietor MONMOUTH MARKET Magazines, Periodicals Books, Stationery E P fiT R S ffl I s your Tractor ready for Spring work? S e e m e . A ll w o r k g u a r a n t e e d . Candy and Cigars Smith building West o f Wsrehouse P. H. JOHNSON “ The N orm al Bcok Store* Guaranteed worh, Cleaning, Pressing Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters G ive me.an order and be convinced. YOU KNOW that, indigestion can be cured, ¿*.1 permanently cured, so that you can eat any k * 0 of food that you craveP^It has been done net only once, but in almost every case when Cham berlain’s Tablets are used. An instance: M r. J . Fomin»* V , Stillwater, Minn., who had spent ever $2,000.00 for medicine and treatment was perma nently «..led by these tablets. T. J. W E D E K IN D \ \0 Monmouth Ore. M ilk a nd C ream , s I C h a m b e r la in 's T a b le t s ¡ 2SHSBS25HSH5ZSHSB5HSHS2S2Sa5LS2SHS252SZSaSHS2SZSHSc!5Z5ZSTiS25HSZS25Z5E! S2SiS252SE5ES2SZSZ5H52S25KZS252SaS2SH525ESH52SZSHSZSHS2< W ebber’s Garage, team, P o lit ic a l A d v e r t i s i n g The base ball season is again with city or out of town. I am a candidate for Joint Repre us. Portland has already won th^ ' Leave orders at Garage sentative o f Lincoln and Polk Coun pennant around the back room stove ties subject to the will o f the Re Call Phone 2003 and here’s hoping she hangs onto it. publican electors at the primary COFFIN A E G L E S T O N election in May 1922. []iaSHS2525HS2SZS25H5Z5£52S2S2S2Sa52£2SESH5ESE5H5E52SESZS2SZSZSa5Z5ESaStL' B. F. Jones. The following sounds a little like a belated Aoril Fool joke Anyone To the Voters o f Polk County: reading it might conclude that On the basis of my service in the 4 Brother Peterson was undergoing last session of the legislature I am a brainstorm. However, it is only j announcing myself as a candidate for re election to the office o f Rep a little surplus stock o f discarded resentative for Polk County. Bran, Mill Run and Com ideas acquired in the process of P. O. Powell. helping his daughter write a prize P o u l t r y S u p p lie s B O N E, S H E L L a n d G R I T 1 hereby announce my candidacy essay on the care o f the teeth. for Representative for Polk County, VT . , . subject tc the will o f the Republi- Now as to teeth versus hea t h - A t can voters . . at , the n Primary election. first but not greatest we have no May 19th, 1922. .lS2SSS252SBS2SESHSH5Z3H5HSZSHSZi-S5HS2S2SZ5HS2SZS2SZSZSE5HSBSHSHS2S2S2?r teeth; and consequently we don’ t No Interest to Serve but the know that we have health, and- People’s Interest. D. E. Fletcher. from the weeping and wailing and I • A IIT O C A ST**« Child innocence and child beauty »re admired everywhere, he it in home or movie These four little beauties have just left their home to pose before the camera for I'rench movie fans Thev have been declared the four most be.iut.fu' children in l*;rope and the htgh<$:t salaried Cpper lelt. is C lause Albert. * l,o won a $25.1)00 contest as the most beautiful child. C p;« r ght ! -a LeLong. lower left La Petite Louis« and lower right Dcbc Lnicune. of Quality YOUNG BROfj, D / TRY PL’ Obfc 503 Monmouth Ave. I
