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Independence, Oregon
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In selecting Shoes that wear well and look well, come in
and see our BIG STOCK and
WE WILL HELP YOU
To get the kind you want. We carry some
SIXTY STYLES for your selection and have
now on the way a Large nipmem ui
HAMILTON-BROWN SHOES
IN THE NEW STYLES
MOORES CASH STORE
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$3.00
SWELL BOOT
that individualises
its wearer a a
being exclusive.
Additional Local.
Fourteen new subscribers this
week.
Get Westf all to do your paper
hanging.
Mrs. Burkhead has returned
from a visit to Corvallis.
Take your produce to Conkey
Walker & Lehman, Independence.
t .T Pptt.it and wife were in
Independence Tuesday.
Zook the Painter, will hang
your paper.
T. A. Riggs was looking after
- business matters in Independence
Tuesday.
Come in and look over the new
furs and knit scarfs at Daniel's
store.
Miss Alpha Wilson was called
home Tuesday, but returned to
school Wednesday.
No. 100 All Silk Taffeta Ribbon,
black and colors only 30c per
vard at Conkey Walker & Leh
man's Independence. ll-2t
Mrs. Sarah Davis and sister,
Mrs. Ebbert, were business visit
ors in Independence Tuesday.
Be careful about roaming under
your plum trees after dark. For
information inquire of J. L. Mur
phy. The swellest and most service
able lines of shoes in the county,
at Conkey Walker & Lehman's,
Independence. Tl-a
Miss Bee Whipple, of Drain,
came last week to attend the
Normal. She is highly pleased
with the school.
V. F. Daniel has just received
from the East several pieces of
the new wide niching and some
novelties in late style fancy
neckwear.
Vr Tt V. Thio-anne. dentist
Office over Independence National
Bank, Independence.
m f D. Coffin and son Vey.
of Dallas, visited at the home of
Mrs. S. E. Gardner last Monday.
Rnv vrmr Corsets of Conkey
Walker & Lehman, the kind you
put in the tub and wasv. They
ram Rnwiallv built styles ior
ctmif onH alpndpr oeoDle. ll-2t
Notice the half page ad of
Moore's Cash Store. Mr. Moore
is a believer in the liberal use of
printer's ink and places it where
it will do the most good.
Rillie" Clark, editor of the
Gervais Star and Grand Master
of A. 0. U. W., of Oregon says:
"Mr. Sparks gave the best enter
tainment in Gervais that has been
riven here for years."
Mrs. Courter a d son, of Falls
City, stopped off here to visit
friends while enroute home from
Eugene, where she had been vis
iting her daughter, Mrs. t ord.
We are, this season, showing
the best values in mens and
young mens clothing we have
ever showed come in ana let us
convince you, Conkey Walker &
Lehman, Independence. U-t
Rev. Whipple, of Carlton, says:
'Mr. finarks. eives a clean en-
tprtainment which I am pleased
to say, would be enjoyed by any
fliiHipncp. If I ever have the
opportunity I will hear it again.
O. M. Lehman was in from the
farm Wednesday purchasing sup
plies. As this is his first winter
on the farm he has to buy all oi
his supplies, but wait till next
fall and he will be selling to
others.
nr. W. R. Allen, the well
known dentist of Independence,
is installing two of the latest
dental appliances in his office, an
electric engine and a lathe.
S. T. Sanders arrived from
Montague, Californis on the Air
lie moter Wednesday afternoon,
for a visit with his daughter,
Mrs. W. W. Newman. He is also
a brother of Mrs. R. McReynolds.
His coming was a pleasant sur
prise to his relatives here.
Karl Gardner writes from Hood
River that he is more than ever
nleased with the country up there.
Says that he can pack seventy
boxes of apples a day. 1 he I run
is fine and an enormous crop, one
man expects to pack 25,000 boxes.
The packing season will last till
near Christmas. This is Karl's
third season up there and he is
presumably becoming an expert
at the business.
McKinney, both young people of
Lewisville, were guests at the
Fishback home Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fishback and
her youngest daughter Letta,
visited with Mrs. Emma Heck
in Independence Friday.
George Bingham lately from
Idaho, but now of Independence,
was in these parts Friday look
ing after business interests.
Edward Huber and Paul Mumma
of Monmouth were in our midst
Tuesday taking a pamomma view
of the valley and the beautiful
snow caps.
Monmouth Height.
0. M. Lehman has the mater
ial on the grou d for a new fence.
A ii mist Ohms, formerly of this
nlar-P is now living in Alberta
Canada.
Mrs. John Walker visited her
daughter, Mrs. Verna Marks at
Antioch Tuesday.
Rnhprt Fishback was at the
county seat Saturday, combining
business with pleasure.
Geo. Sullivan and family of
Falls City was in this vicinity
Thursday visiting relatives.
Allpn Towns, one of our prom
inent fruit growers, sprayed his
fine apple orchard baturaay.
Pnv Johnson of the Guthrie
district visited at the home of his
sister, Mrs. Verna Ogle Wednesday.
Born Mondav Nov. 9, 1908, to
Mr. and Mrs. Allie Griffith, at
the Alpine Rerry Farm a 7 pound
girl.
Sullivan, wife and
daughter Bessie, are visiting rel
atives at Panther creek, Lane
county.
The Sunny Slope school is pro
gressing nicely under the effi
cient management of Miss Ida
Mae-Duicnan.
Ppm Lpwis and Miss Blance
Robert Fishback left on the
north bound train Wednesday af
ternoon for Newberg. He will
attend 'a series of meetings in the
Christian church at that place
conducted by Lee F. Stephen and
wife of Dilley, Oregon.
A aura
remedy Ur
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don't you
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to you and
guaranteed
to do uio
work; awl
they will do
it to. Give
them a trial
You will
see them at
T K.WINKOAR. &Co. Hard-
wure Mori-hunts, Monmouth, Or.
Manufactured lit 1'ortlana,
Oregon, 779 K 29th St.
Buena VUta School Report
Report of the Buena Vista
School for the month ending
October 30, 1908.
Number of pupils enrolled 00.
Number of days attendence U.5DJ
Number of days alienee 50.
Number of times tardy 4. Num
ber of those on tho Roll of
Honor.
Cora Becker, Lena Baldwin,
Arthur Black, Hattie Black,
Maggie Black, Delmer Davidson,
Frances Donaldson, Arthur El
kin, Roy Elkin, Ray Grounds,
Ruby Elkin, Cecil Harrington,
Mabel Harrington, Effa Leigh
ton, Geneva Leighton, Mabel
Leichton, Clarence Loy, Alfred
Loy, Gilbert Loy, Leah Nasli,
Johnnie Nash, Gail Prathcr,
Guv Prather, Leland Prattler,
Wanda Reynolds, Clara Wells,
Clara Schneider, Bonnie Wells,
Alma Wells, Clyde Williams,
Orville Wells.
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Woven Wire Fencing
J. W. White & Son, Agents
Phone Short Line 52
Monmouth Oregon
CITY MEAT MARKET
H. C. Chamberlin, Prop.
Dealer in
All kinds of Fresh and Cured
Meats. Fish and Game in Season
Lard a Specialty
Cash Paid for Poultry
Oysters
L L Hewitt, M. D.
Indapandanca, Oregon
Office in Cooper Building
Office hours: 9 to 12 a. m. and
2 to G p. m. Both Phones.
If you have any small farms,
big ones or town property for
sale, list it with the Polk County I
Realty Co. Offices at the Herald
office.