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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1918)
I M l I I B I H ! B I B l H l'S T S liH<l I I I ! H I I I B 11 M M IR ! I l l IlS HBil Max Goldman Deals in g M 6 '«ftM 0 -m Canning Season U- • »»• O* * 1 * 0 « ’w Hä i NyV» M j f/ I $ Chicago, U. S. A. Just compare the quality oi our tailorecbtoorder clothes—point for point in finish, fit and fabric and you’ll make your selection here at once. # V W e will deliver you high-grade custom-tailoring at a price that you never thought possible to secure. Conkey & Walker — X— On M onday, May ¿7, a d au ghter 1“ s. II A. Childs was h erefro m was horn to Mr. and Mrs. I. T. L -vallis Sunday. Crowley. —x— —x— Jess W liitonker w as a passenger Chas. O’Brien has sold his farm to Portland W ednesday. northw est ol Independence and will A son was horn to Mr. and Mrs. move to Salem. Jay Bird one day last week. —x— M arguerite Clark at the Isis Sun day night. Fun galore. Lew Stapleton w as here from Al bany yesterday. —x— Miss M adeline K ream er and a bevy * ol O. V friends spent the week v en d in Iimopomlonce. —X— Miss Gladys Childs h as returned from C latskanie w here she has been teaching in the public schools. —x— Craven & lln tf have received a shipm ent of front and rear Mazda lam ps for autom obiles. —x— Getchell A Clark of Portland, who a p p e a r to he a pair of live wires, have purchased the Pilchard g ar age" and are now in possession. Mr. P ilch ard will devote his tim e to farm ing. Chase Bros, have disposed of their dairy stock and will llevóte th eir whole tim e to farm ing. IMIIII in o rd e r to pro d u ce th e to o th so m e d a in tie s th a t a r e dem anded. Our cu sto m ers tell u s th a t o u r p a strie s a re alw ay s a s Rood a n d freq u en tly b e tte r th a n th e hom e kind. T h e se c re t is bak in g g en iu s p lu s m o d e m e q u ip m e n t Quality and cleanliness art the twin mottoes o f this bakery at all times. C. A. Locb ridge ll!l■ll■llll IIIHTR'IIUIII Dangerous Airplane Work. You must rem em ber th a t with n per fect cam era in a p erfect light it is pos sible to ta k e a sn ap sho t In a live-hun dred th p a rt of a second. As a m a tte r of fact, machines th a t are nirt photo — x— graphing do not travel a t 120 miles an Mr. and Mrs. Dean W alker were hour, or anything like it. T hey have in Independence Sunday. to Jog along at 00 nates an hour, and tr u s t to the scouts to keep off hostile Rimer Addison retu rn ed Tuesday a ir p la n e s : th is Is why this type of nlr- work ts so nerve-racking—the mnehlne from a trip to California. Is the slowest In the sky, n m ark for I all the hostile machines and a n tia ir Bay S. Beeves cam e in from P ort c raft guns, yet It has to Jog nlong on land last Friday to visit his par the course set out f o r it and ta k e no | ents over Sunday. notice of any th in g until the Job Is done. Rem em ber the big dance at the opera house S atu rd ay night. Rev. Pace, pastor of the Baptist church of M onmouth, conducts prayer m eeting for tin1 Independ ence B aptist church every W ednes day evening. . —x— The Social H our Club at Mon m outh lias elected the following offi cers: Mrs. A. H. Craven, president; Mrs. Orville B utler, vice president; Mrs. Mauri*» H ntlsr. «« t M i »™. —x— A num ber of t). A. C. hoys have been chosen to go to the Presidio for train in g as officers. In the list are Drill D. Dadm nn and Frank Smiley of Independence. —x— \m ong the twentv-one ordained as m inisters of the C hristian church at the Rugeno Bible U niversity th is 0 week was I.en Bryan Fishhack of i M onmouth. I — \ — 9 Those w ho have seen M arguerite Clark im personate "Bah", Mnr> 0 Roberts H hinehart's winsome h e ro § ine in Bali's Diary" nmj Bab's ■ B urglar" will welcome J ie r return 9 to the screen in "B alts Matinee Idol which is to Is1 the alt rn< lion , at the I s i s th eatre on s o -fhtv, Ju n e 2 Haji's M "tine. I t is a scream ingly h itttia w .- ¡ • '- • • M e a n d bids f;yj- tO lMCONltV o e. k " V*> most popular of Miss yilark t- p met ions ; i B i! iH ii« iiin iia ! iiw iiB i! n iiB iiin iia iiH ii B ring in your keys and unlock the Notice of Certain Street Improve padlock at Johnson & Collins’ Gro ment Bonds W ill Be Taken Up. cery between M onday, Ju n e .'5, and Notice is hereby given th a t there S aturday evening, Ju n e 8. are sufficient funds in the street paving fund of the City of Independ Mr. and Mrs. M illhouser and ence, Oregon, to take up for pay baby, Dixie, an d Mr. and Mrs. L. m ent and cancellation Bonds No. Todd of B uena V ista visited their 8, 9, 10 and 11 bearing date Ju ly 1st, parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beeves, 19H. T h at on July 1st, 1918, each of and brother Ray an d E arl last S un said bonds will be tak en up and day. cancelled and paid in full, principal —x— and in terest to said date and th ere F ra n k Sm ith retu rn ed th e first after said bonds will cease to bear of the week from D ouglas county interest. Dated and first published Ju n e 31, wdth several choice specim ens of W. S. KURRE, ore w hich lie found on his m ining 1918. claim. City T reasurer. Win. Dungan lias gone to Astoria Dr. .1. B. G rider and fam ily will w here he has secured a clerkship | leave Independence soon. He will in a departm ent store. His family- practice den tistry at Tillamook. w ill rem ain here until school is out. —x- Postm asters Wood and P ark er a t Miss Ciietchen K ream er, having tended th e m eeting held in Port com pleted a successful year of land this week in the interest of school at A shland, has returned W ar Savings S tam p cam paign. home to spend her su m m er vaca tion. It did not tak e Johnson A- Collins long to dispose of the keys one of —x— Mrs. H attie H enkle and d aughter, w hich will open a dandy kitchen Em m a, were in Independence yes cabinet. W hoever lias the right terday. Mrs. H enkle will come key gets the cabinet. —x— "home" S atu rd ay and resum e her Miss Dollie Hearing, who lias residence in Indepenedence, m uch to the pleasure of her m any friends. been atten d in g business college in P ortland, has completed the course and now has a good position in that city. Modem Bakery Equipment I JOHNSON & COLLINS M. I. Jvretitz and fam ily are now Mrs. B. It. Potts of P ortland was com fortably located at l loti Ferry visiting friends in Independence the street, Salem. first of the week. are famous as pastry makers, but they would not now think of using the crude methods pic tured here that were employed by them some centuries ago. They, like ourselves, must have a HIDES PELTS WOOL FURS MOHAIR CASCARA BARK VEAL PORK BEEF POULTRY BUTTER EGGS FARM PRODUCE WOOD WOOD GROCERIES SHOES FURNISHINGS DRY GOODS i Pints ............ 85c dozen Q u a r ts............................... $1.0 dozen y2 G allons....................... $1.25 dozen Zinc C a p s........................... 30c dozen Yours Truly, ■ 1987 Polk county people bought Post phone Main 022. T hird Liberty Loans. —x— Mrs. I'd Lorence of W alla W alla, Mrs. Z um a Fenton is ask in g a d i W ash., is visiting relatives and Dr. R. E. D tiganne, D entist, Inde friends in Independence this week. vorce from .1. .1. Fenton. pendence N ational B ank Building. Local Briefs 1 We advise that you do not delay in buying all of the jars that you need as a traveling sales man told us that only about ten per cent of the glass factories in the United States are run ning. We have quite a generous supply on hand and are selling Mason’s for— F YOU want exceptional clothes ^ satisfaction, you’ll find it to your A k advantage to leave your measure now for your new Spring suit tailored to your individual order by Merchant Tailors il is approaching and the far-sighted housewife will this year above all others buy her require ments early. ír 'o l i CASH OR TRADE Subscribe for the Post-$1.50 Butter Wraps Printed here Interlype The Post With which Type jo r THE POST IS SET. IIIIIIIU III I S I S I S I » I B I S I ■ ! H I S I S I ■ I S H ITS !;■ IIS I S I S I S l;H S U I S HI I B I ■ 1 H I S r u n s l:H i Our Job Department Is fully equipped to do your printing at the very lowest prices consistent with good work. We have the very latest type faces and other materials. Call and look our samples over. We are sure you will be delighted with them. 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