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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 8, 1920)
Fil for a Queen um iaiiiauHiiBíiiMiiBirB!iaiiB¡i*itBiiBi:M!,aiiiai«i«Haiii 1 CITY ANO COUNTNY Dear Madam: Phone the Lews to M 6 2 1 and oblige. --------- Ladies dress skirts for M-4312. $1.00 and uu at Mrs. (ireg-i o r v ’s in Dallas. -------- The queen o f any country or the queen o f any p; The Auto U tilities C o. is i| American home would he proud to have her boudoir k : giving a Goodrich tube free with every Goodrich tire furnished with the ivory pieces and ivory sets which S o ld . are on display at this store. They make most ex cellent birthday and wedding gifts. Combs, brushes, mirrors, everything that a queen uses. Williams 9 Drug Co. “ Home of the Grafonola” PERFECT SERVICE PU RE DRUGS MuaiuaiiiBihamaiiiaiiiBmaiiiBiiiBiiiBiiiaiiiaiiiniiBiiiBiiiBiiiBiiiBiiniiniiiaiiiBiiaiiii NA5H SIX with Perfected V A L V E IN HAND MOTOR OW NERS o f the Nash Six are most enthusiastic over the con sistently high character o f its per formance. It is not only its exceptional power which pleases them but also its extraordinary comfort, its u11- usual economy and its remarkable beauty of design and tinish. We believe that you too will be equally convinced o f the superior ity o f the Nash Six by an actual demonstration o f its ability. FOB SALE Clover reaper, cut 15 acres; Me- Cormick binder, cut lOO acres; 2 horses; hop baler, stove, pipe, baskets and other supplies. Phone --------- Miss Emma Henkle was here from -Cortland Satur- daV. returning the follow- ing dav. --------- niB!IIBillBlllBillBlllBmBII!BIIIBlllBIIIBll¡aillBi!iailifliliaillBlllBIIB¡IIBIi;BlllBiiaíl!BIIIBlllBII 1 i =■ 16 tf 1 ■ ------ foh s a l e John E v were visi the home Mrs. Gale William iŸlum o f Inde pendence and M yrtle ¡S. ¡Stowed o f Duxton were li censed to wed at Va“ eouver last ¡Saturday. ¡Save furnace coal ¡Spring and Ead by using C ole’s A ir Tight W ood ¡Stove. It holds the fire ad night. J. D. iiibb s tk Co. Mrs. E. L. Townsend re turned Thursday from Cortland where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Albert Claus. William Pavree was un fortunate enough to have Iiis automobile damaged in a collision on the state fair grounds last Eridav. handled A No. 1 Stoves at very reasonable prices. Nobody ever makes a mistake by pur chasing stoves at our ------ TAKEN u p ¡Sportsmen's headquarters . Taken up by the undersigned at for ammunition that gets hie place, seven miles south of In- the game. Tresh stock, dependence, about June t, black horse, weight about 1200, uge about Willard E. Craven. Hdw. Mr. and Mrs. ans of Cortland tors last week at of their daughter. Alexander. Time to put them up. Too chilly right now in the morning and at night. As in years past we are official headquarters for heating stoves. W e have established a good stove business because we g i 1 new Ford Truck with cab and ■ bed used about 3 months, I 2 used Over lands, 2 used Maxwells. j All the above cars are in good running order and guaranteed by us. auto utilities co . Independence and Dallas, I Entire stock o f Ladies’ coats, suits and dresses at Dfe-war prices at Mrs. G regory’s store in Dallas. STOVES g ■ 1 B store— in fact we sell so many we have difficulty twelve years. Owner to pay for advertising and keep. 26 J. H. WARD R. 2, Independence. in keeping them in stock. I f you have nev ESTRAY f One O. I. C. brood sow. Owner may have same by paying damages j ? and costip. I *1 29 H. D. ILIFF. a FOR SALE: At Ace Garage, j g 1917 Port touring car. Good con-1 = dition new set tires, upholstering = and paint good. Price reasonable and some terms if desired. 28 er bought a stove of us it is to your interest to do so. If you have bought a stove o f us, we know y o u ’ll buy the I I next one here, too. ¡WILLARD E. CRAVEN HDW.| FOR SALE: Shoats about ten _ weeks old. H K. Cauthorn, Phone | |j SUCCESSOR TO CRAVEN & H U FF HDW . CO. F 1521, Independence. 29 i -- _____ | M'Bilik lUBIIIBII*IIIBIIIB1ltBIIIBHIBIIIBIIIBIII«IIBIIIBIIIB!llBlllBIIIBJIIBIIIBIIIBIIIBIIIBIIII FOUND: An overcoat. Owner to I - - prove property and p«jy for this ad. John M. Dickinson, Independence. 9 FARMS AND ACREAGE WANTED For -real service and results list your property with us. W e have six salesmen with machines. We inspect and photograph your prop erty and advertise extensively, and have a demand for property at all times. Fred W . German Co., 732 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port land, Oregon. 4-3 Free Tube With Tires For a short time Edward J. ¡Steele o f Su- BUENA V IS T A ver and Walter V. A cock and Samuel H. Edge o f In Cole, piano tuner, dependence were granted ti- of Arthur Albany was here Tues- j nai citizenship papers last dav. W e will give one Goodrich tube FREE with week. each Goodrich Tire, cord or fabric, any size. Fritz Torgeson and fami ly moved to Albany last j C. E. Griffin, who has been Every one knows the good quality of the in the drug business at week. Mr. Carroll and wife Mauleton. Iowa, for thirty Goodrich Tires. years, is visiting his broth were shopping in Albany j er-in-law. J. A. Reynolds. Tuesday. Mr. Griffin is not getting a Ed Lichtv and Air. Lucas very good sample o f Oregon both had a runaway but no j weather. serious damage. Mrs. Nickles and family W. 11. Walker went to bought a farm near Am ity j Portland last ¡Sunday to see and moved last week. Mrs. Walker who has been NASH AND M A X W E L L CARS AND TRUCKS Kreutz and wife of in that citv several weeks. La Roval Grande visited relatives i The mavor reports Mrs. W alker’s condition very here the last o f the week. There were quite a num satisfactory. Her many friends here will be delight ber from here attended the ' IIIIB!l!Bil!HIIIBIIWIIBil!B1l!RIIDiliaillBI-l>RillBil!BI!!BlllHlliaillBlliB4l!RillBjliBLB!i!BIIIB^ ed to know that she is im state fair at Salem la stly C week. proving nicely. Airs. N. C. Anderson call- jj Mr. and Mrs. W.T. House ed on her sister. Airs. E. E. ’ nad son and daughter will Cole Saturday at AIon-|i B leave Saturday for Seattle. mouth. Mr. House will go on to Airs. Margaret AfcClain i Canada where with a son spent last week with her f and Russell Ballard will daughter. Airs. J . AI. Prath- « spend the winter trtippiug. er. at Corvallis. |g And are putting out the best bread on the market. Mrs. House and children The rain has damaged W . § It is more like M other’s bread. Clean and baked g will remain in Seattle until H. Murphev and Sons’ = he returns and the children prune crop to the extent of ¡ 1 ' by electricity. will attend school. *1000 or *1500. Try it; You will like it. Mrs. Alav W arren of I Since announcing the re Portland is visiting her 1 opening of her studio Oct. 1, parents. Air. and All’s. W. I. ■ Airs. Lottie Hedges McIn Reynolds this week. ■ tosh has met with most Our school commenced g i gratifying results. Her class last Wednesday with Prof. ti a i aim < ■ t e i oi » i a i a i b ■ b * a i b ai!'B'tttimi«iBMmBii«iiBmT> promises ^ to be very inter-' esting. There will be many W. I. Reynolds as principal. old students who are appre- There are 12 freshies this ^BIliBlllBiiiBlllai iBIliBIIIBIIIBIIBlIlBlllBlIiBIliBIliBllfllllBIIIBIIIBII BIIBIliBIIIBIIII dative o f her methods be year. n % Hewitt of y sides many new ones who ,, Huy The window of the soul— the eye, ■ will otter an added interest. Rickreall came and took Arost precious gift to man, ■ Iler pupils are always tr'r ni°ther. Airs. Louise As busy years o f life go by, i ready to aid with public en- Harman. home. with her. Preserve it while you can. 1 tertaining and offer many Mrs. Harman is m verv numbers during the year poor health. Take care of your eyes. You don’t need to go to some ■ The AI. E. Sunday school for the pleasure of the pub large city to be fitted with a good pair of glasses. elected the following offi lic. cers: Superintendent. P er ry W ells: assistant superin Political Mass Meeting tendent. Milt AtcGowan; ■ secretary. Clifford W ells; P R IN C IP A L OF THE A IR L IE SCHOOL, To the legal voters of the treasurer. W arren AIcGow- eitv o f Independence. Ore an: organist, Ruth Prather; is also a graduate and licensed optometrist and has gon: You are hereby notifi librarian. Etta Wells. had many years’ experience in the work of fitting ed that I. the undersigned, ■ CITY AND COUNTRY do herebv call a mass meet glasses scientifically. f ing o f the legal voters of In Ì See him at any time that will not interfere with dependence. Oregon. to Ladies trimmed hats verv ■ I school duties. meet at the eitv hall Alon- reasonably priced at Airs, dav the llth . dav o f Goto- G regory's store in Dallas. l l B I B I B I B I B I I IBIIBIB: l>l B I B i B I B I B I Bl! B I B ! B IB I her. 1920. at 7:30 P. Af. ------ thereof for the purpose o f Willamette Temple. No. nominating one candidate 45 , Pvthian Sisters will re fer nmvor. one for recorder sume their regular meet- and three couneilmen to he ings on Thursday. Oct. 14. voted for on Nov. 2. 1920. at AU members are requested the general citv. state and to be present. countv election. Pont bn n «lacker; eat Liberty Dated Oct. 7th. 1920. Auto Utilities Co. There will be no decline in the price of Nash cars and trucks before July 1921. Auto Utilities Co. DALLAS C STREE r Have installed Electric ] - --------- O v e n = — Independence Bakery The Home Beautiful Every woman’s heart is bound up in beauti fying her home, making it as perfect as possible for her family and friends. Y ou can help her make home beautiful by presenting her with one or more pieces o f cut glass- For this just adds the fininshing touch to the dining table, bullet or dressing table. | Cut glass is ths happy combination ol beauty and much usefnlne**. | Wa are extraordinarily proud of our assortment and it al. ways pleases us to show our good*. No trouble about the price—It will suit any purse. A . L . K U L ,L A N D E R JEWELER AND ENGRAVER Main Street Phone Main 1321 Herbert W . Copeland, Pust Prints the Best Sale Bills. W. a WALKER, mayor. brand.