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TH E MONM OUTH H E R A L ff, MONM OUTH. OREGON F R ID A Y , JU N E 29. 1923
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Notice to Citizens of
Curbs, Walks, Paving
In order to test out the matter of
eity improvements in Monmouth f o r !
the present year, the council presents
the following proposals with the un- !
dem anding that if sixty per cent of
the property affected in each project
Mrs. L. Hecker o f Albany and her
shall protest against the said im- daughter, Pauline, are visiting the
provement project, the same will not form er’s mother, Mrs. Ann S taats.'
be undertaken.
Citizens are asked Mr. and Mrs. M. Waters o f Pedeo
to follow the list below carefully and were guests over Sunday at the
act according to their best judgment. Staats home, and to visit with Mr.
Everett Staats, who has been ill f o r !
Notice of Proposed Street Improve- some months.
ments
While learning to operate his new
Notice is hereby given that the
car, George Williamson met with an
Common Council of the city of Mon- . ccjdent, but was fortunate in that
he was not injured, although the c car
The Cherry Is Popular.
The wild cherry la uever found
growing In abundance In any locality.
Its popularity for decorative work hux
led to the destruction of much cherry,
and there has never been sufficient
provision for replacing the trees cut,
says Nature Magazine.
Those who
have gUen the matter study note with
alarm the growing scarcity of the
black cherry and see that unless
greater cure is taken in future It will
soon become extinct.
AIRLIE
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, , , °.r WttS considerably damaged.
o iM im is
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Repairing
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry
Satisfaction for you route* from employing a qualified re­
pairer. k our watch, clock and broken jewelry are put into
first class condition when you bring them here.
Knowing h o», trained skill, infinite care and right mater­
ial are necessary for such delicate work. Our ability,
knowledge and long experience are your safeguard. We
take pride in doing good repair work, and guarantee it
to l>e satisfactory .
Our Bargain Column
Kale plants
2t
Christian Church
$2 per thousand at farm.
C. C. Marks.
l i e want only lair returns for our labor. A fter inspec­
tion ol the article you bring to us, we quote you a reason­
able price. Invariably it is a money saving charge for
you.
Sunday July 1st.
Wanted— Invalid’s
wheel
chair.
Sunday School 10:00 A. M.
Phone 604 or write Mrs. Curtis, tare
Communion and sermon 11:00.
of Mrs. Beckley, Monmouth.
Christian Endeavor 6:45 P. M.
Evening Service 7:45 P. M.
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, Kale plants for sale, $2 per 1000
Our new pastor, H. C. Shropshire U. G. Hcffley.
A. I.. Ivl L L A N D K R
the purpose of considering the follow-
yi-e
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The annual School election
Watch maker and Gift Counselor
ing city improvements.
^ e ld on T h u r L v
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T r . d ^ l2 - 2 5 Tractor. 3
Curb* both side of street—
ln „ on T ^ursdm> at the sch° o1 build- members and friends are urgtd to be l4 ,n- P1“ * . U ft. Disk drill. 8 ft.
IN D E PE N D E N C E ,
OREGON
mg, and Andrew Turner was chosen present.
disk, will take good car or milk cow.
On Main street from West City director for the comi
year.
J. H. (Juiring, 202 E. Ash St. Dallas
limits to Monmouth avenue.
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Mrs. Sam Hastings and daughter
Oregon.
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East street from Powell street to \«rn i
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Evangelical Churct
m t j . Lawrence Uavis, are enjoying a
The Homelike Church”
South street.
trip lnto Washinjfton
For Sal« -Kale plants 20 cents per |
as guests o f; The services lo r the week are as 100.
per cord
Whitman street
from
Jackson relatives.
During
George N'iggli
Hall’s Catarrh Medicine
Mrs. Hasting’s {ollows:
street to south line of Mrs. Shore’s «bsence Mr3. Herbert Byer,y fa thc
Those who are In a “ run down * condi­
Hard
wood,
tw
ice
cut,
90c
Wanted:— Men or women to take or- tion will notice that i'atarrh bothers
Sunday School 10 A. M
pr® f* fty-
_
, i
,
efficient hostess at the hotel.
them
much
more
than
when
they
are
In
3
times
in
tw
o
$1.15
ders for genuine guaranteed hosiery good health. This fact proves that while
Sunday morning service 11 A.
College street south from Jackson
Fir, twi_*e in twoSOc; 3 cuts $1.00
ts a local disease, it is greatly
M O N M O U T H H F T flH T C !
Subj«* t of era u
I t , Waters o f to r “ en wom« .
children. Elba- Catarrh
street to city limits.
influenced by constitutional conditions.
iix ix v x n l o
d —
mate
darning.
Salary
$75
u
II A L L 'S ('A T A U R H M K D IC IN K con­
. Clay street from Whitman to Broad
Phone 3703
Mrs. Minnie Mack o f Monmouth Rest” . This is the second in a series
¡full time, $1.50 an hour spare time. sists of an Ointment which Quickly
street.
spent last Thursday with Miss Ina of sermons on the 23rd Psalm.
Relieves by local application, and the
Internal Medicine, a
hi h assists
C. E. Junior and Senior 6:45 P. M. Beautiful Spring line.
Echols from Jackson south to Clay Fishback.
In Improving the General Health
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STOCKING
Sold by druggists tur over «0 Years,
street.
Mr.
and 4ui
Mrs.
C.
Fishback
o l f ' , Sunday eveninK 7:45 P. M. we will I \t v v t c
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Efficient Service Courteous Treat­
P . J. Ch eney A Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Pa.
Broad Street from Jackson south to Salem were guests t>f relatives here, ’ have an,,thtr illustrated lecture. Do *____ ' ’
N orm tow n ,
ment
not miss it.
city limits.
last Wednesday evening.
Furniture For Sale
Monmouth Ac Independence AutoUus
A. L. KEENEY
Jackson street hem Warren street
Elmer Rake'sawed Wood for John * Homt,like Society, Tuesday P. M.
Being about to leave the country, I
T IM E SCHEDULE
east to East street.
B. Stump last week.
j Prayer Meeting Wednesday even o ffe r for sale my household furniture, I Bus leaves
Train leaves
Funeral Director and Licenced
Knox street from norfh e»d of
Train
Independence
George Cody has purchased the |ln* at 7:45.’ Let’8 . make 78 thia tin,e- ranKe- heater, tables, chairs, beds.! Monmouth
Embalmer
street south to Clay street.
7.38
ly.
W e again invite you to be our'springs, mattresses, sanitary cot, 7.10 A. M. To Portland
Dick Ogle place recently
9.45
A.
M.
To
Portland
10.03
Powell street from Warren street
rugs, cupboard, etc. All
Calls Promptly Answered Day
Mrs. Addie Calbreath o f near Mon­ guests in a trip around the world— chiffonier,
10.25
east to East street.
or Night.
Steam er'practically
new and will
be sold 9.45 A. M. To Corvallis
mouth was out to her farm one day (every Sunday evening).
11.50 A. M. To Corvallis
12.13
Monmouth
avenue
from
Main last, week.
leaves' 7:45 sharp from the Homelike (reasonably.
W. A. Lange, West 2.40 P. M. To Portland
Prices Reasonable
3.12
street to south city limits.
Miss Tna Fishback is visiting her w**ar*‘ " e
i° ok f ° r >'°u- As street near Main,
2.40 P. M. To Corvallis
3.33
p h o n e s 9821 AND 9822
Sidewalks—
5.10 P. M. To Portland
sister, Mrs. Jess Johnson and fam ily we w il' travel in the Homelike Line |
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6.38
Independence, Ore.
-vou nee® "o f be afraid o f homesick-
Money To Loan
Powell from Knox street to East at Elkins.
6.45 P. M. To Corvallis
7.15
Mrs. D. C. McNeil and children ?es8 and guarantee that you will not
Plenty o i
6 Per « » » t , on city Raymond E. Derby, Phone 1501 Prop
street, south side of street.
property.— Pay us back like rent.—
Clay street north side, from Whit­ Glen and Mae of Monmouth were in be seasick.
Loans quickly made if title is good.
man street to Broad street where our midst Monday evening.
Long time loans on farms— 6 per
sidewalks do not now exist.
Mrs. W. R. Graham and daughter
cent and 6*^ per cent.
Baptist Church
College street from Jackson street Mrs. Calbreath o f Monmouth and Miss
A ll the regular services at usual
G. W. Laflar, 410 Oregon Bldg.
to city limits, on east side except Norma Calbreath o f Independence
hours Sunday morning and evening. Salem, Ore.
' viw i sideufrdlk^ n ow exist.
were on the Heights Tuesday a fter­
Special music, helpful messages and
W hitiif Cn street
ie of street noon.
I f the south road is closed this
other interesting features both morn­ summer I must ship all wood out.
abutting Mrs. S lo ra $ i*p erty.
C. J. Stanton is back from Belknap ing and night.
[ Local people who want wood should
East side* East s i^ e t from Jack-
Springs where he went to secure re­
get in their orders early.
Second
son
South street.
growth
fir,
oak
and
maple.
Call
at
^ Main street from Monmouth Avenue lief from rheumatic troubles.
Church O f The Nazarene
house or see Harold Price.
to Warren street on both sides from SOUTHERN P A C IF IC M AP
Rev. A. Wells, Pastor
C. W. Price.
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curb to present walk, except where TE L L S OF OREGON’S RESORCES
Preaching each Sunday at 3:00 P.
walk now exists.
M. with Sunday School immediately
Let me mend your furniture or
An interesting folder map of Ore- preceding, starting at 2 P. M.
Paving—
file vour saws
W. Howell 4t
Main street from Broad street to gon with reading matter exploiting
Prayer meeting each Thursday at __________ ____ * _
city limits on both sides o f present the State’s resorces has just been is­ 7:30 P. M.
For Sale
sued by the General Passenger Agent
paving.
Prayer Band meetings
Wednes- [ 4 lots, fruit and berries, good barn
on paved street. Only $1,000. Terms.
Paving on Monmouth avenue from o f the Southern Pacific Company at day at 2:30 P. M.
Zeph. 3:12-15.
7 Room house, 3 lots, fruit for ;
Main street to north line of Normal Portland,
A ll services will be held in the hall
family use.
One block from paved
property on both sides from curb to
The folder map is printed in four over the post office.
street.
Price $1500.00. Terms.
present paving.
j colors and contains valuable data
From Main street to Clay street on about the State’s topography, climate,
A small house and barn on a paved
Monmouth Avenue a 30 ft. strip o f's o il, resources and opportunities,
street.
Price $650.00.
Christian Science
paving
Thirty thousand maps have been
Sunday School at 10 A. M.
8-Room House, 5 blocks from Nor-
Property owners who object to and printed for free distribution and are
Wednesday evening meeting at 8 mal. Plenty o f fruit. Splendid loca-
are opposed to these improvements ¡being widely circulated throughout o’clock.
tion. Price $1500. Terms.
are hereby notified to present their ( the country , supply even going to
Sunday morning service at 11
4 Acres of Land: 6-room house,
objections in writing at said meeting Southern Pacific European Agencies, o’clock.
Fruit o f all kinds. Two blocks from
and if sixty percent or more of the j All o f the principal products of
Subject fo r Sunday, July 1, Chris- Normal. Price $2150. Good terms.
property affected by each project be Oregon are mentioned under separate tiftn
1 11 Acres of Land, 7-room house,
not represented in opposition to such headings.
Considerable
statistical
Fruit of all kinds.
Fine location.
projects then the Council will proceed data is given, figures being compiled
Price $2150.
Homelike Society
to put the proposed street improve­ from the most reliable sources of in - ,
8-room House, toilet and bath. 2
formation.
j The Homelike Society and Women’s acres o f land, all kinds o f fruit. Lo-
ments into effect.
If you are thinking of building nr
State lands, homesteads, logged-off, Missionary Society o f the Evangelical cated near high school. This is one r<-mod*-linic your home, let us figure
By Order of the Common Council
of
the
best
homek
in
the
city.
lands,
irrigation and
reclamation. Church held their monthly meeting
o f the city o f Monmouth.
on it. Cabinet and built in features
Dated at Monmouth, Oregon, water power, minerals, nyinufactur-1 Tuesday afternoon, and enjoyed the
6 acres of land, small house, barn, a specialty.
Better let us make your door and
ing, social and educational conditions, topic which was handled in a very fruit.
June 28. 1923.
Close in.
Only $1600. Some window screens now.
J. J. W IL L IA M S , City Recorder railways, roads and highways are efficient manner. There was also terms,
Shop on north side of Main street,
among the many subjects covered in j election o f officers for the Missionary
between Hotel and Telephone office.
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\ splendid buy.
7-room
h'
For «climates drop in and see or
this folder.
Society and the following were chosen. toilet ^
U th £ acre o f ,and. Good
write to G. A. Nestler. Monmouth.
F. Swope
C. A. Swope
Mrs. L. L. Gooding, President; Mrs. orihard. $2150.
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FARM PO IN TE R S
Oregon.
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Lawyers
G. W. Baun, re-elected Vice-Presi-
G. T. BOOTHBY. Real Estate
Seven ways o f getting a start in
210 Oregon Building
beekeeping are listed in a new exten-
S ALE M
OREGON
.ion service bulletin written by H. A . l wer* re-elected Secretary and Tre.s-
Associated— Thomas Brown
urer.
p cv. Id l - I
Scullen, practical beeman and special-
A t the close o f the meeting,
ist in bee culture at the college. They I
,
are: purchase purebre.d Italian b e e .,“ 0“ * raspberries and cream
angel food cake, was served by Mrs.
in modem hive from reliable beeman,
have
a
neighbor
hive
a
swarm
for
you,
' ' . ,nf * ar-
PHYSICIAN a SURGEON
Don’t forget the berry and ice
buy bees in old hive and transfer to
cream social to be given by The
PHONE NOS.
modem hive, hive bees from bee tree,
Homelike Society, Friday evening, on
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buy nucleous from reliable dealor,
O FFIC E
the City lawn opposite the Post office.
¡m
HOUSE
buy bees by pound with queen. “ Bee­
keeping in Oregon” is the title o f the
new publication, free on application
to the college.
R e l i a b l e Fi re i n s u r a n c e
Keep the worms out v o f the late
cherries by spraying a little poisened
a n d S u r e t y Bonds
sweetened water on the outer surface
OFFICE HOURS 2 t o 5 P M.
■of the top leaves in the cherry tree.
PHONE 80f
The material is lead arsonate H lb.,
molasses or sirup 2 quarts, and water
10 gallons. Just drive at moderate
gait along the rows and do not stop
while the rodman flashes a small am­
Notary Public
ount on each tree top. This will not
Blank Deeds. Mortgages, Etc.
be enough to poison the fruit but will
attract the flies that otherwise will
lay eggs in the cherry. O.A.C. Exp.
station.
W o o d Saw ing
S. H. Hinkle,
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Good to be Sure
Better to be Insured
Be& to be insured in the
H A R T F O R D
Fire Insurance Company
Accident and Indemnity Company
J
Chambers & Powell
Agents
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