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MONMOUTH. OREGON
ISSUED EVERY I RIDA Y
F R ID A Y . J U N E 1, 1923
Ewctc o p tio n
R ate*
One year
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Sia months
Three months
Let Your Child Ring
The Old Liberty Bell
Let ;o e r H ot or g in “ ria g " the *14 Liberty Bell with his or
her 1 1 1 . 1 ( 1 . Teach the habit *1 T H R IF T is a patriotic « a y
at the tim e when a w l habit* are formed— in Yocth.
The Liberty Bell Bank does thin. It iastaatiy appeals to
retry child. Tosr bey or g irl w «a u oae— «bosId hate woe
especially when there is no exp.ase in connection with getting
a Beil Bank. Mere!* to n e in and say: “ I wish to open a Lib
erty Bell Sating* Account.“ *1.66 « i l l do it
Then we « i l l
give yon a Bell Bank.
First National Bank
MONMOUTH, OREGON
Officer* - IRA. C. P O W tL L . Png*. J. B. V. BUTLER. V ic* Pass.
F. E. CHAMBERS. C a s k i * * ; C. C. PO W ELL, A cer C ash ilk
Di-wctwrw-J. B. V. BUTLER, C flaw n ax;
WM RID D ELL.
I. M. SIMPSON. G. A. CONN. D. R. RIDDELL. IR A C. PO W E LL
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BU ILD IN G T IL E
Made in Monmouth
make the best and most
economical building mater
ial you can buy.
In long
wear and low cost of upkeep
there is nothing that Trill
compare with tile or brick.
The appearance o f such a
house is always attractive
and it holds its selling value
better than a frame house.
Drain Tile in all Sizes.
Ask us about them.
Central Clay Products Co.
SPRING
O ur new S to c k of
Tennis and Base Ball
go o d s h as a rriv e d . C o m e in and m ak e
y o u r se le c tio n s e a rly .
H o w is y o u r old ten n is rack e t?
B rin g it
in and let us h a v e it re stru n g fo r yo u .
MORLAN &
r
Monmouth
Meditations
SON
Monmouth’-“ largest and moat complete Confectionery and Book Store
Meet Your Friends
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N o « that the highway dispute is
¡settled there seems no practical rea
son why the different sections o f Pollt
county should longer persist in the
rather questionable pastime of mak-
-r.g faces at one another.
Mon-
| mouth and Independence, especially,
have a great many interests in com-
This u good time to have your
ir.on and a little team work would
papering done. Let’s do i t
achieve wonders.
The name o f P. O» Powell as a
¡candidate for Master of the State
Grange, should the present Master,
,C. S. Spence, resign, is being consid
e re d in different parts o f the state
[among Grangers.
Mr. Powell is one
of the fairest men that ever lived, and
one o f the most public spirited.
His
wide knowledge o f agriculture, his
acquaintance in the state, his life-long
experience would make him a capable
and valuable head fo r the State
Grange.
IS H E R E
C. E. Fetzer
at my new place of business.
One door west of bank. Light and roomy,
clean and sanitary, we are at your service.
P. H. JOHNSON
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MONMOUTH TRANSFER
| |Transferring by j
auto truck and by
team, within the
city or out of town.
Wanted— Housekeeper or
helper
for three students.
Inquire at this
office or at South McCollum Apt.
Dairy cows fo r sale or trade for
small house and lot or will consider
lot without house i f near Training
School.
L. E. Olden.
W anted:— Men or women to take or
ders fo r genuine guaranteed hosiery
for men, women, and children. Elim
inate darning.
Salary *75 a week
full time, *1-50 an hour spare tune.
Beautiful Spring line.
IN T E R N A T IO N A L
STO CKING
M IL L S ,
Norristown,
Pa.
"The Normal Book Store’
Leave ord er* a t Garage
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Call Phone 20U3
COFFIN & EGLESTON
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Professor Edwin T. Reed. O. A . C.
¡college editor, who will address the
class to be graduated from Mon
mouth high school June 8, is a poet,
I teacher, and composer o f songs.
Born at River FalD, Wi*., Profess-
lo r Reed spent his boyhood days
For Sale: 160 lbs of Rape seed at
there and attended common and high 1 -c lb J. L. Van Loan. Pnoce F3612
school. Swimming and walking tight
Farm for Sale
¡tope in juvenile circuses were his
125 acres located in Polk county,
¡favorite sports.
Oregon, in the heart o f the W illam
H a lf way between Mon
In 1896 he received his A. B. degree ette valley.
One half
at the Unniversity o f Minnesota. mouth and Independence.
mile south o f paved road with good 5cSH52S2ScSHScS25=S2£2SZScSZSZ525HSZ5Z5c5ZSHS25ZSHSZ52SZS25ZS2S2SZSaS^
Newspaper work next attracted him graveled road to the farm.
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but be remained at this fo r only a
Schooling facilities are the best in
Oregon
Normal Scnool,
short time fo r the position o f super the west;
intendent o f the city schools at Training School and High S-nool.
100 acres or more in cultivation. ,
Liability and Surety Bond»
Rushford,
Minn, was offered him. balance in fine timber and pasture ] J
For three years he remained there land, including stock bam and water
[ u
UR business right now is curisg the time-killing ills that
; And then spent a year as superintend- the year around for the stock.
Modem 8 room house, main horse 3
dels* your hay harvest. A ad oar ‘'medicine'* is found la
jent at Cloquet.
bam. cow bam, hog bam, garage.
the McCormick-Deering line of hay tools. Better mowers
Professor Reed took charge o f the fruit and incubator house, water to w -1 ^
w ire never made than the McCormick and I teen s* mowers wo ; English department at the Minne er bouse, two poultry houses and ma- ,
Monmouth
Oregon
have here on our floor «s itin g for yon.
When oae of theoe
sota Normal school in 1901 and re chine shed.
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machine* goes into the held, the hay is tare to be cat in a harry
mained there for 11 years.
In 1912
dairying, poultry or stock raising.
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— «ith o ct loss of time due to breakdowns. Farmers have been
he came to O. A . C. as college editor,
Also the privilege o f renting 185
dip-nd.ng on them for years to cat over all kind; of ground, on
after teaching fo r a time at the acres o f farm ing land along w.th |
this farm.
<u!ls, over ditches, hammocks and other irregularities.
University o f Minnesota.
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It a »urth a lot to be able to start the baying season with im-
m i» ,
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pUm nt* that promise fast, sure work. I f you a rt the least bit
poet when he published a book of f arm or the farm separate.
Also 1
- cert, a as to the dependability of your mower, you had better
verse, “ Indian W indfalls".
In 1900 believe I can make terms to suit the
Might consider some
diop in and send one of these machines home. It doess't pay to
j his second book o f “ L y r i c s " war purchaser.
Pe
has r* * 1dence property in the deal.
lake a chance when the hay haricot and the crops that seed at-
en and published.
— I Being
obliged to give up the
t ntion aft' rward are is the balance. 9 » s i l l be glad to explain
written many college and popular heavier work leaves an excellent op-
the»* mowers (or any of the other machines in the McCormick-
songs.
Several books and bulletins portunity fo r some one.
The beä is none too good for our cu&omers
L'ecriag tine] to you any time you come in. *
have been written by him and he con-
A. H. Craven, Monmouth, Ore
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’ tributes verse and prose to several
Money To Loan
magazines.
Professor
Reed has
Plenty o f it at 6 per cent, on city
charge o f editing and issuing all o ffi property.— Pay us back like rent.—
cial publications o f the college.
Loam quickly made if title is good.
Groceries & Provisions
Good Goods and Fair Treatment
C. C. M u l k e y
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& Son
Fire and Accident Insurance
W e are SPECIALISTS
O
G. W . CHESEBRO
MONMOUTH MARKET
Clean, wholesome
and up-to-date
Thomas & Horton
Independence
H e ad qu arters fo r th e
rf
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OF
HAY
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our complexion ¡* muddy. Y o u look hag
gard and yellow.
Y o u r eye* are losing their
lustre.
T h e trouble is'w ith your liver. T ak e
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets.
w ill correct thit.
T h ey
T h en .avo id meat*, hot* bread
and hot cakes, take frequent baths snd s lone w slk
every dsy, and you w ill toon be as w ell snd as
beautiful as ever.
Price
cents per bottle.
Tablets
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on i,r In ‘ ^ 6 P*r
principles,
among
them, universa, cent and 6V» per cent,
suffrage, freedom o f speech, snd re-
G. W . Lafisr, 410 Oregon Bldg,
ligious liberty, all o f which were e x - ¡ Salem, Ore.
penmen la 1
I f the south road is closed this
When the deliberations o f the con- summer I must ship all wood out.
■titutionnl
convention
were about Loc*] people who want wood should
concluded he said that Franklin arose j e t m their orders early.
Second
and calling attention to the picture growth fir. oak and maple.
Call at
; o f a »unnae over the president’s chair, house or see Harold Price.
said there was always some doubt in
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C. W. Pnce.
looking at such a picture.
The a r
Let m e mend you r fu rn itu re or
tist found K difficult in color and
file
you r saws.
J.
H o w e ll. 4t
shad* to differentiate between a ns
ing and a setting sun
During the
For Sale
deliberations o f the convention he
7 Room house, 3 lots, fruit for
had been ia doubt as to which end of fam ily use.
One block from paved
the day this particular sun represent street.
Price *1500.00. Terms.
[ed.
Now he felt positive that it ws*
A small house and barn on a paved
is rising sun and he held it a happy street.
Price *650.00.
augury
A small house and lot dose in.
Price *700.00.
LAUNDRY
8-Rooa* House. 5 blocks from N or
Electrically equipped with mal. Plenty of trait. Splendid loca
tion. Price *1500. Terms.
washer and manine.
mangle. V
Home
6-room house.
4 Acres of
kind of washing done. Easy _____
Fruit o f _______________
all kinds. Two blocks from
on the clothes. Lace curtains notml price" *215« Good term*
house,
a specialty. Prices reaso M 14 Acre* of
Fine location.
Fruit o f ail kind*.
able.
*2156.
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H. Xkr. M O R LAN
P H Y S I C I A N a SI R G E O *
N'oiary
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R e lia b le F ire in s u ra n c e '
a n d S u r e t y B o n d s m,
OFFICE HOURS 2 To 5 P M
PHONE *05
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Needlecraft Shop
Independence
Phone 4 521
Blank lNods. Mortgages. Etc.
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A. M ARAN1
Public
, . M S W . W . » mmi asm « w o n « « m m o o w u . o o A u .
B. F. BU TLER
Hsmstitching. Dress making.
Neckware. Stamped goods.
Baby Boudoir. Package goods
Dentist
fo o t
M e nmouth
h id *.
Orugon
of Quality
YOUNG BROS. D AIRY
Monmouth Ave.
PHONE 503
Guaranteed work, Cleaning, Pressing
Men’s Suits, Overcoats, Sweaters
Ladies’ Suits, Dresses, Sweaters
G ive me an order and be convinced.
T. J. W EDEKIND
a
Monmouth Ore.
MONMOUTH
Mrs. C. E. Stewart Prop.
D R . F. R HOW E R SO X
Milk and Cream
Leave orders at Peir.ber
Snell’s for Hematite hing
Price
»-room H o u r, toilet and bath. 2
sere* a f land, -all* kinds of fruit. Lo
cated near high school. This is one
o f the best homes in the city.
Blacksmith Shop sad 1st.
Well
equipped with tools and machinery
fo r buameas
At
reasonable price.
Terms.
6-rwom plastered House, nearly
new. Toilet and bath Bam. chick
en house and garage. 2H acre* o f
land an a good street. Price *3.00*.
Terms.
A splendid hey
toilet snd hath, h
orchard. »2306
o f land. Good
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A New Location
One D oor E a st o f P o st O ffice
New Features
H om e m ad e C a n d y ,“* Fresb> po p co rn
.
P e a n u ts
S a n it a r ily w ra p p e d b re a d
Im p ro v e d e q u ip m e n t fo r lunch se rv in g
W e b ak e e v e r y th in g w e sell.
“ Fresh Every Day”
Sign of the Rose”
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S h o p