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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1919)
\ KHk.iaNartanaiiaHaiMiaiiHii«iii«iaiiaiiiaiiMiiBiiiamAiiam I CHOOSE NOW FOR THE SWEET GIRL GRADUATE Parisian Ivory a Planty—Always Pleases. A Nice Selection. Leather floods—Nothing More Useful. Parlâmes, Toilet Articles—The daintiest odors for the petite dainty Handsome Stationery—To Please all tastes. occasion. Popular Tints. Just arrived for the It will be a pleasure to help you make your selection. You Will not Fail to lind what you are looking lor. Williams’ Drug Co, “ Home of the Grafonola” P E R F E C T ¿SERVICE PURE DRUGS " i" i. r Rev. D. V. Polling will deliver the | pi!BIIIBiliRIIIHM*llHlllHll*lll»IIBIi:BlllBIJi ‘VHIIIBIIiaHiailiailMlWraillBIlBliBllBliaiinilia' ■HIWiBiiV I'B I ailiailiBIVUBMW baccalaureate address to the senior ' class ut the Methodist church next Sunday evening. Mrs. Lottie Hedges j McIntosh will have charge of the music. FISHERMANS LUCK Mrs. J. S. Cooper, Mrs. Ireland and j = Miss Genevieve Cooper attended a i * meeting of the Dallas Woman’s Club Monday where Mrs. Bertha Camp i bell gave a resume of experiences as I a British Red Cross nurse. Mrs. S. E. Owen returned last Sun- day from an extended visit with relatives in Portland, Bellingham, Wash., and Vancouver, B. C. She was in British Columbia Empire Day and enjoyed the festivities of the occasion. j \ i i b \ : ' Y O U ’V E H E A R D A LOT A B O U T “ A F IS H E R M A N ’S L U C K ” . A N Y F IS H E R M A N W H O H A S A N Y “ L U C K ” M U S T BE W E L L E Q U IP P E D W IT H TH E R IG H T K IN D OF T A C K LE . T H A T ’S W H Y M A N Y GU F IS H IN G iUaD ¿xU-LUXi W IT H N 0 ‘1'HIN G ¿1 " f i x U A X '. WxU n m A l i A S P E C IA L T * U± I 'i b i U ll ur o u x x x a m o — X AUiU TH E Jd.UU.tk TO T h e U m x iA l a u ox * ■ - *■* x u a l . MISS JOY TURNER ! i Friends here have received let ters from Shalir Eldridge written ! > W ill Accept Violin Pupils on the Bay of Biscay. He gave 0 For a Summer Course of splendid descriptions of his impres 1 sions of New York and his trip a- Twelve Weeks, 1 Hour cross the Atlantic, and made slight mention 'of his sea-sickness. Lessons. W e M a V e a l l t h o x E “ t R in h e a d ' t h a t e n - TICE TH E F IS H TO COME OEUoib a a u u g b TU TH E HO O K TO BE C A U G H T . MOST A L L GOOD § F IS H E R M E N B U Y T H E IR S U P P L IE S A T O C R | STORE— T H A T 'S W H Y T H E * HE “ GOOD” . JU S T T H E O TH E R D A Y S A Y S C R A V E N TO |j H U F F : “ G U E S S I ’L L GO C U T A ^ D C A IC H A * S T R IN G OF T R O U T ” . S A Y S H U F F TO C R A V i E N : “ Y O U C a n DO IT IF * O U ’L e Fi-uST P iS H ■ A R O U N D I N THE SHO W C A S E A N D G E T Y O U R = T A C K L E ” . A N D C R A V E N D ID A N D W E N T 5 FO R TH P R O P E R L Y E Q U IP P E D A N D H E 3 CAM E B A C K W IT H TH E B E S T S T R IN G OF 5 F IS H E V E R S H O W N I N IN D E P E N D E N C E . 3 » T H IS H IN T TO TH E W IS E S H O U L D BE S U F F I- 3 ? CIENT. 3 The teachers, pupils and several friends of the training school enjoy ed an all-day picnic at Rickreall last She is a graduate of Wil- UIIBIIBIlBlIBliBHBIIBIIBIIBIIBIIBIII Tuesday. Not being satisfied with lamette University School of the pleasures of the day they had an 3 Music and of the Western C IT Y A N D C O U N T R Y ! friends Wednesday night. old-fashioned Wienerwurst supper ■ Chicago Conservatory of Mu- to conclude the day’s sports. E. W. Strong has sold his 98-acre 0 sic. Later she entered New Grover MatUson is in Brooks. farm on the Luckiumute to Harry Dr. M. P. Mendelsohn, eyesight ■ Furnished house lor rent. Tripp. Blodgett of Kings Valley. specialist formerly if Salem, is now ■ England Conservatory of Mu- “ sic. While in the East, she C. G. Aiken of lieppuer was a pleasantly located in suite 414-415 ■ ilurry Howe was here from 6Lay Failing Building, S. E. corner Third - studied with Eugene Gruen- = visitor this week at the home of his ton Saturday. and Washington, Portland, Ore., - berg, violinist, one of the best 3 daughter, Mrs. C. A. Locluidge. 3 where he w ill be pleased to meet | - known instructors in the U. 1 — Mrs. Alice Bkinner visited in Cor Mrs. Harry Stratton and daughter his former patients and friends. vallis Thursday. Is . i uapJMJi iiimiBiiiWjiBiiwmilifliiaiiniiHi of Salem were Sunday guests ut lUBftiauiamauiaiiiaiMHifliiiaiiia' Guy Prather, a very promising Miss Vivian Vyiuteakur is visiting the home of Mr. and Mis. Manning. young musician, will be presented friends in Portland. Mrs. Anderson and son who have in recital by Mrs. Lottie Hedges jjj Miss Turner was head of ■ Mis. Lewis Hose is spending sev been visiting Mrs. F. A. Spurr left McIntosh at the Methodist church VALLEY A SILETZ ■ the violin department of mu- (j eral weeks in Newport. TIME TABLE for their home in Oakland Thurs on Thursday evening, June 12. ■ sic of Willamette University §j Others who w ill appeur on the pro Mis. Oliver Smith visited iriends day. Effective April 1, trains will gram are Gertrude Rogers, violin 1 for five years. in Corvallis last week. Cecil Swope, uccompunied by his ist, and Miss Arbuthnot, reader. run as fellows: No. 2 arrives frdtn Hoskins Mrs. Geo. Coukey visited relatives cousin, Orville Oglesbie, spent the HIDES The Annual Knights of Pythias week-end ut the home of B. F. 9:15 A. M. daily in Corvallis this week. PELTS For further information call * Memorial exercises -will be held in I Swope. No. 4 arrives from Camps WOOL Miss Llama llenkie is expected ■ the K. of P. hall Sunday, June 8th, $ Iff-4821. 4:00 P. M. daily except'Sunday Captain Conrad Stafrin of Dallas at 2 p. m. Mr. C. W. Barrick w ill ’■ home 110m Ogu n soon. FURS No. 1 departs for Camps has been appointed udjutunt general deliver the address and musical lll■ ll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ lll■ MOHAIR 10:50 A. M. daily except Sunday M. Merwin of Portland was in In of Oregon to succeed Col. May. re number^ will be rendered. The , No. 3 departs lor Hoskins CASCARA BARK dependence on Thursday. signed. Lodge extends a cordial invitation 4:15 P. M. daily VEAL Independence's Fourth of July cel Freight service 2:30 P. M. on Mrs. J. L. Jurvis of Portland was to the public to attend the meeting. PORK ebration will be a big one. Tuesdays and Saturdays greeting her many friends in Inde Mrs. V. W. Hatcher of McMinn nCftF DOCTOR pendence this week. She returned ville, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Lichty of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Walker were POULTRY home yesterday. Buena Vista, Miss Wonetta McCal- here from Eugene Sunday. BUTTER “The Heart of Humanity" at the lum of Suver, Mr. Elmar Chaspell SW OPE & SW OPE E «M C. 0. Parker has moved to the Isis Monday and Tuesday nights. of Oregon City, Miss Hazel Shep Chappeile house on C street. FARM PRODUCK Douglus Fairbanks in "Arizona” ard, Mr. Lavern Shepard of Salem OPTOMETERIST OPTICIAN LAW YERS were Sunday guests at the home of WOOD Hev. H. P. Burnett wiH preach at Suliday night, June 15. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Chown and son the Christian chuich Sunday. WOOD Mr. and Mis. Chas. Stewart of Ernest. I. O. 0. F. Building AHOCEBIE8 Mrs. Ed Lorrence of Walla Walla, Tacóme and Mr. and Mrs. Vanness A party consisting of Judge H. H. SHOES of Portland were the guests of the Wash., is visiting relatives here. Independence, Oregon Belt, J. R. Craven and Dr. Foster of J. S. Coopers lust Sunday. TURN IS HINAS “The Heart of Humanity" at the Dallas and W. E. Craven spent one DRY 'JOODS Miss Bessie Swope is home for day this week on the McKenzie riv Carefully and Scientifically Cor Isis Monday and Tuesday nights. the summer, the Woodburn schools er. They were very successful and About to get parried I Then be rects Delects ol Vision. John Feagles wus stepping a- having closed last week. She w ill' real happy by having Polk County landed a nice string of fish. W. E. round in Independence this week. teach there ugairi next year. Post Wsdding Announcements. cash cn trade Craven believes his good luck was due to the fact that he purchased A daughter was born to Mr. and At a meeting of the library board Mrs. Grant McLaughlin on May 30. Wednesday afternoon, it was decid his tackle of the Craven & Huff Hdw. Co. Mrs. K. C. Eldridgo and son, De ed to adjourn- the meetings until the first Wednesday in September. loss, spent the week-end in Portland. Polk County Observer: The Coun He is known all over the state of ty Court has received from the Port Dr. and Mrs. Vernon Brown were June brides may blush or look land Marine Ways & Boat Co. plans Oregon as an authority on optics. Established .1889 sedate and Tripp is selling real visiting relatives and friends in this and specifications for a new ferry section this week. Dr. Brown w ill estate. Nearly one-third ol a century of practice his profesión in Portland. boat for the Polk-Marion ferry a- cross the river at Independence, and practical experience. Luther Condrou, for many years Mrs. Thos. Hurt, Mrs. Frank IN T E R E S T P A ID ON T IM E will probably advertise soon for the a resident of Pedee, died at Dallas Smith, Mrs. J. S. Bohannon are the building of the same. The proposed Sunday night. D E P O S IT S delegates to Ladies of Woodcraft ferry Is 65 feet in length, 18 feet The Gonkey & Walker grocery convention at McMinnville this wide and 3.6 deep. store has been moved back to its week. ' Officers and Directors former location. To the motion picture fans thru- When in doubt what to buy for out the country. “Doug” Fairbanks H. Hirschberg, Pres. D. W. Sutra, V. P. PORTLAND Mrs. Hobt Clark is here from the sweet girl graduate and the typifies the real American type of Da D. Mix, Cashier Portlanu visiting her sister, Mrs. bashful boy graduate, go to W il character—that type which contri Suite 414415 Failing Bldg. W. H. Walker 1. A. Allen (). D. Butier Frank Dickson. liams Drug Store. His elegant line butes to our national fame as “ten will solve the problem. S. E. Cor. Third and Washington. der, respectful, obliging, considerate Rhewalt of Portland was a A Successful Business Career of week-end visitor with her sister, Pupils wishing to continue their men who when need be, will make Phone M. 3630 Twenty-Five Years Mrs. Frank Smith. violin music w ill make no mistake any sacrifice for principle,and fight to study with Miss Joy Turner as like Hell for right and justice".! Mn». Glen Newton of Portland is she is liighly recommended as an Never yet has a Fairbanks picture visiting Independence relatives and turned away an audience sad-eyed excellent teacher. Phone M-48S1. friends this week. or sighing, and when “ Doug’s" ad Friday afternoon, June 20, Mrs. mirers see him in “ Arizona" they Aiethea McKinney is home McIntosh will present her beginners will witness one of his most relish- from Bremerton, having been re in matinee piano recital. In the ev able performances thus far given be leased from the navy. ening her more advanced pupils fore the camera. It is a photoplay The members of the Crab Club w ill present a very meritorious pro and characterization which will make screen history, first, because of entertained by Corvallis gram. their human interest, second, her cause of their artistry and captivat 8 o o «o e o e e e o o * ing wholesomeness. Isis Sunday, June 15. ! CRAVEN & HUFF NOW. CO. M ax Goldman Deals in M. P. The Independence National Lank The Things that Count U BER TY- iPPR O PIA TE W E D D IN G SIFT S F O R JU N E B R ID E S BOY SCOUT WEEK. For those who give wedding gifts in sterling or plated silverware, we have many beautiful patterns to choose from.. Also we might men tion our Sheffield plated bread trays, tea sets and cut glass. Gome into our beautiful jewelry store and let us help you to make your selection. O U R D ECO R ATED W E D D IN G R IN G S A R E W O R T H Y OF Y O U R IN S P E C T IO N . HARTM AN BROS. Co. J e w e le r s and O pticians. N W . Corner State and Liberty Sts. Salem, ' # »s o o o o o s s s o > • » » » « Oregon 8 Churches, next Sunday (June 8), 5 will fire the opening gun in the 9 national Boy Scout week drive, o Pastors have promise«! to outline the 6 splendid war time work of the Boy 9 Scouts, and to speak ol the reasons 0 why American youths should have £ a chance to share the benefits offer J ed by the scouUng organizations. 9 The campaign for the week is to en- 2 list, in Oregon. 5800 associate mem r bers, whose support and financial 2 help will be to extend the size and $ usefulness of scouting. One million X members are to be secured in Amcr | 1 lea. Z President Wilson designated next J X week as Boy Scouts week, and the • boys themselves are arranging de-1 o monatrations to foe. \ public atten- X lion on their work and usefulness, % and the patriotic nature of their training and acUvlUea. HUMAN 1 TY— JUSTICE--' RIGHT LIVING- HOLSOM BREAD-- Good Bread 1 Made of pure, wholesome materials. A plain loaf— the kind of a loaf that is made in the homes of the country. Plain Virtues— Plain Living— Plain Food— are the things that count and win out in the long run. IT H A S B E E N D E M O N ST R A T E D ! CHERRY CITY RAKING CO.