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pa Hied home by Mrs. Tom Dickson
The farmers of the community
of Roseburg. Miss Henkle and Mrs are enjoying this rain immensely.
Dickson were college chums and j
Miss Bertha Zielesch, who has
each summer exchange visits.
been visiting friends in Salem, haa
Among the graduates this year returned to her home.
at the Oregon Agricultural College
Winnogene Peterson who has
are Wilmer Dwight Powell of Mon­ been attending High School at Air
mouth, Zetta Zeretta Bush of Hos lie has returned to her home for the
kins, Gladys Opal Reynolds of Inde­ vacation months.
pendence, Orin Dndmun of Inde­
One of Mr. Lacey’s sisters from
pendence, Eldon Simpson of Air-
iie and Frances Eaton, formerly of Portland h here visiting. She has
Independence, but now of Riverside, many friends here who were glad
to see her here again.
Cal.
the Auto Trip |
Rubber Gloves, Chamois, Sponges, Distilled
Water, Powder Puffs, Wash Cloths, Nail Files,
Manicure Preparations, Hand Brushes, Toilet Soap
all help to increase the pleasure of the journey.
Each one has an important place in contributing to
the comfort of those on the trip.
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The Parker school closed Wednes­
On her return from Baker and day, June 9th. In the evening M i*
Push one of our lawn mowers for a half hour £
Wasco, Mrs. W. H. Walker stopped , Driscoll, the teacher, und her pupils
B in Portland to visit friends and rela- gave a program.
each morning before breakfast and you are not only §
tives. While there Mrs. Walker
Prince Lacey and one of his Sa­
called on Mi-s. Oliver Smith at
doing your share in contributing to civic beauty, but |
Good Samaritan Hospital and -re lem friends were Sunday visitors at
the exercise will be a tonic to the health and make I
ports that Mrs. Smith was better the home of Prince's parents, Mr.
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whole
day
go
easier.
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mowers
are
well
sharp-
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very hopeful of her recovery. Mrs.
Miss. Elmer Chapin motored to
PERFECT SERVICE
PURE DRUGS Ï Walker returned last Sunday.
town last week, where, after her
ened, reedy for immediate use, and if kept properly |
shopping was done, visited her
oiled, will last for years. The price is very low con- I
Mns. Amanda Johnson of Mon­ folks. Mr. and Mrs. Carmack.
tana was a recent visitor in Inde­
sidering.
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Do you live in Independence? pendence. While here she was a t Mr. and Mrs. W. T. House and
CITY AND COUNTRY
Then why not patronize her indus- guest at the Clint Moore and Homer daughter, Helen, motored to Neha-
Hill homes. She is the mother of k‘m beach last week. Their sou,
! tries. Eat Liberty bread.
Tripp writes fire insurance.
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Ernest Jansou, a former Independ - 1 Howard, who has been there for
Mrs. Jennie Miller is here from ence business man. Mrs. Johnson sonu’ time returned home with
Phone The Post the news.
La Grande, Oregon, visiting her old visited children in Eastern Oregon j them,
Don’t be a slacker; eat Liberty friends. Mrs. Miller was formerly ' and Washington, and went from ' Emma Zielesch, a studentof Sa­
in the tailoring business on C street. here to Hoskins where she visited lem Business College, is home for
bread.
relatives.
the summer. Her friends and folks
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Miss Gladys Childs has accepted
For Sale—A new Columbia Graf-
SUCCESSOR TO CRAVEN & HUFF HDW. CO. ■
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position
with
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anola. Call Main 2722.
On Thursday of last week Mns. she is an active member both at B
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Miss Mamie Henkle was here Childs recently taught in the Salem Ladies Aid of the Christian church.
schools.
Tuesday from Philomath.
Reading« on a missionary's life
Williams, guardian; Mrs Bertha m., Mrs. Groce Swope SupL A ban
were continued by Mrs. Taylor
AIRLIE
Miss Arbuthnot was an entertain­ Jones. Mrs. Rich served a palatable
Englehorn, vice president; Miss Dor- ner contest has been started and
Baby chicks for sale at reduced
er on a program for Elks Ladies’ luncheon. Yesterday Mrs. S. Tay­
othy Gross, secretary; Miss Laura this means that every pupil should
prices. C. W. Needham, Salem.
Troy Turner its doing good work Wienert, treasurer.
! night at Salem latst Wednesday. lor Jones entertained the same
be there on time and help his class
on
the roads.
Mns. J. L. Hanna of Portland was She was most heartily received by gathering of ladios at her hospi­
win the banner. At 11 a. m. the
here Tuesday to attend the funeral the large gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Happy Cooper have
Rev. II. L. Proppe will preach on a
table home. This industrious so­
SECOND PLACE CONCEDED
of Mrs. Hattie Henkle.
subject that you ought to hear:
ciety is working overtime now to named their baby Evelyn Irene.
Wanted to rent—House with bath- fill in for a lost meeting during
Allen Caughey has gone to Colo­ After claiming that it has the “How Do I Know I Am a Christian?"
A. L. Kullander spent several ; room and other- modern conveni. ] Chautauqua. Besides hand work
rado
where he will remain for some largest circulation of any paper in or “Can I Know I Have Eternal
days in Portland this week attend­ 1 ences. Not required if for sale. Write and social converse Mrs. Robbie
Polk county, the Observer says; Life Before I Die?" Some say we
or phone Plant & Rose, Buena | | read from an interesting book. time.
ing the state jewelers’ convention.
“As
to the other papers the Itemizer can and some say we cannot. Come
Vista, Oregon.
The afternoon was concluded with
The Camp Fire Girls have elected of Dallas and The Post of Independ­ and hear a clear exposition of this
Miss Gladys Irvine was here from
dainty refreshments.
the following officers; Mrs. Cussie ence are running neck and neck theme and know where you stand.
At a meeting of the Republican
Astoria Tuesday to attend the fu­
with The Post having about UK) the In the evening the B. Y. P. U., the
central committee at Dallas 1
neral of Mrs. Hattie Henkle.
only young people’s society for
best of the count.”
day, F. K. Hubbard of Falls
young people where Christian char­
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McIntosh re­ and Mrs. Stella Henry of Spring Val
STUDENT RECITAL
acters are built meets at its regu
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HOP WORKERS GIVEN TREAT lar hour, 7 p. m. There will be an
turned Tuesday from a visit with ley were re-elected chairman
secretary.
by the Pupils of Mrs. Lottie H. McIntosh
relatives and friendB in Portland.
important announcement made at
(Contributed)
this meeting concerning the next
M. E. Church
Rollo McKinney, a student at O.
On Wednesday of Inst week, June Sociul and Good Time meeting
A. C., spent last week end with his four million mark Feb. 21
2, Lee Robinson, a prominent hop which is to be held next week Tues­
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Thursday Evening, June 17th, 1920.
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. McKin­
man of this city, gave a picnic in day, June 15, at 7:30 p. m. Detailed
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the Mable grove on the Burton information at the meeting Sunday.
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sold by the Ace Garage 1
PROGRAM
place, in honor of his hop trainers. All young people interested are in­
Mrs. George Parker, who was ex Smith and Ernest Zielesch.
A ¡very delightful /time was had vited to meet with us. At 8 p. m.
PART ONE
pected at the J. S. Cooper home this !
from beginning t© end. Wcinies Rev. Proppe will preach on the
.Spaulding
Piano Duet
week, has been delayed in sailing j Mrs. Clyde Ecker returned
were roasted over a bonfire and a “Remarkable Conversion of An
Ruth
Tetherow,
Mildred
Tetherow
day
from
Enterprise
where
si
from Panama.
table was spread with goodie«. As Army Officer." The public is in­
Piano Solo.
a side issue and surprise, ice cream vited to all those meetings. A wel­
Octavia Goldman
Mrs. Cummings and Miss True- of 0. F. W.
wan served to teamsters as well as come awaits you here.
Piano Solo.
trainers.
Letha Womer
town friends who attended Mrs. a most interesting session.
Piano Solo. ................."The First Robin".............
Methodist Services
Henkle's funeral Tuesday.
Baptist Church Announcements
Gordon Plant
Piano Solo. ................."With Dainty Grace”........ .......... Dale
There is always something worth
Sunday being the second Sunday
For Sale—Square Piano in good
Ruth Underhill
initiated
into
the
order.
Follo\
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while going on at the Baptist of June, will bo Children's Day.
condition. $100, $35 cash, easy
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church. Next Sunday will be a good The Sunday School scholars are
terms on remainder. Inquire at the the work a social hour was enjoy­
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Lucille Cook
ed.
There
will
only
be
one
mori
day for you to go to church .and preparing a program to be given at
office of Polk County Post.
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chapter before its adjournment foi
thank God and worship Him for 11 a. m. It will he good and well
Golda Bush
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sending us this much needed rain. worth the time spent hearing the
Mrs. S. F. McKinney returned to the summer.
We will have to admit when it little folks. Comn and enjoy the
her home ir. Portlnd last Monday
Marjorie Plant
comes
to thAt we ar,. helpless
hour. At 8 p. m. the sermon on the
after an extended visit with her
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cannot create rain, Therefore, since subject "Striving Spirit" will be ex­
Salem in company with his n
daughter, Mrs. J. S. Robbie.
Mildred Tetherow
God sends us tlies,. blessing« don’t plained. Come nnd find how you
j visited his brother, Walter PI
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be so stony hearted and stay at are related to God in this respect.
W. T. House and family, J. D. and family last week. On their re-
Dottie Womer
home. Don't be wo selfish and un­ Sunday School at 10 a. m. All
Forbes, P. O. Black and Henry Me- turn home they were accompanied
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grateful and not even show your clnsscH full. You nre cordially in­
Elmurry were enjoying the pleasures by the Walter Plants who spent
Grace Parker
appreciation
by not going to church. vited to these services.
of Tillamook county this week.
j week end.
Piano Solo.
C. T. COOK, Paator.
Gerald Hewett
Vocal Solo.. __ “There! Little Girl, Don’t Cry’’..
Anna Johnson
Fay Irvine (Violin Obligato)
You suit yourself when
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Marilou Myers
Kreamer suits you. He is
Piano Solo. ................. “Humming Bird".............
Ruth Tetherow
not going to sell you any­
Williams’ Drug Co.
WILLARD E. CRAVEN HDW.i
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SUIT
YOURSELF
MEN. . . .
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thing that you do not like
nor is he going to tell you
that you look well in a suit
when you don’t nor will he
tell you a suit fits when it
doesn’t. I t ’s you to suit
when you buy a suit from Kreamer. Sure, 'f you ask
his opinion, he will honestly give it whether it means
a sale or not, but otherwise you suit yourself and
make your own selection.
New goods are weekly being received and if you
were in the store a month ago and found nothing you
liked, why drop in aga'n tomorrow and probably you
will find just exactly what you want.
O. A. Kreamer
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PART TWO
Vocal Solo.. "The Road That Brought You To Me ’. .Hambler
Robert Craven
Piano Solo.
Mildred Bush
Piano Solo.
Marjorie Plant
Piano Solo.. .............."Babes in the Wood"......... ... .Ashley
Mildred Sloper
Fay Faster
Vocal Solo..
Ernest Chown
Piano Solo.
Velma Heffley
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(a) "Valley of L aughter"............. .Sanderson
Vocal Solo
(b) "Thp Land of the Sky Blue Water".Cadman
Helen Jones
Piano Solo.
Erma Boughey
Ludebuehl
Piano Solo.
Loetta Baker
Vocal Solo.. .......... “Love's Garden of Roses".... .......Wood
Dorothy Reuf
Piano Solo..
Muriel Wilson
Piano Solo..
Nellie Lane
Piano Solo.
Hazel Butler
Piano Solo. ............... "The Bohemian Girl".........
Grace Graham
Piano Duet.
Mildred Rush. Mm. McIntosh
*■*—*-**-* of 10c to be charged.
Program bog lus promptly at 1 o’clock.
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are now on sale
Tillamook County Beaches
located 100 miles due west of Portland between
Neah-kah-nie Mountain and Netarts Bay. These
beaches include Garibaldi Beach resorts, Neah-kah-
nie, Mananita nnd Bay Ocean.
Newport (Oregon's old favorite rewort)
On Yaquine Bay—Large Natatorium—Ample HoteL
accommodations and camping facilities.
Crater Lake <°i«’» July 1 st)
One of the natural wonders of the world. A Lake
in the heart of an extinct volcano.
Other Attractive Outing Places
Detroit (Brietenbush Hot Springs—Mt. Jefferson Country)
McCredle Hot Springs
Josephine County Caves (Oregon's Murble Halls)
Shasta Mountain Resorts
Columbia River Beaches
Ml. R&nier National Park
Yellowstone National Park
Glacier National Park
“Oregon Outdoors”
New Summer booklet contains general information on
the different Oregon Resorts; Summer Excunsion fares;
Hotel nnd (}amp life.
Inquire of local ngent for further particulars.
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