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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1919)
I'«I m a ife iM im fln n iiK ia iiM fflim iiM W 'iB iH iiiB iiiB iia iiia iiiA iiiv iii U M IJ O v e r th e T o p * I 8 I i r j ‘i 8 M fl § I »« M W E W E N T O V E R TH E TO P IN TH E V IC T O R Y | LO A N D R IV E A N D A S S IS T E D O UR C O U N TR Y. I II N o w is the tim e T o th in k of H om e « | | n m À LE T A G liA E A N O L A A D D TO Y O U R P L E A S - ■ a U R E S. YOU CAN D AN CE TO TH E M U S IC ; 1 Y O U CAN L A U G H A T T H E M U S IC ; A T A L L 8 T IM E S Y O U W IL L E N J O Y T H E M U SIC. ” * ‘ ‘ The Home of the Grafanola ’ ’ P E R FE C T S E R V IC E No matter what kind of kitchen work is to oe done, whether boiling, baking, roasting, wasn- mg or ironing, these cool stoves with the hot lire will meet the need. Pleasing Oiive Green enam- el finish on all sizes. C L A R E J E W E L O IL STOvBfc T u L E A S IE S T ST O V E S TO biiO ii— T h e b e s t s t o v e s t o b u i a i • Williams9 D rug c: Wny Suffocate In a Hot Kitchen This Summer? Buy a Clark Jewel.Oil Stove amljeep Com * * - s i PU R E D R U G S ¡1 • High speed oil saving burners. Porcelain enam- eieu hooas. A wick stop prevents turn mg yarn- er too hign. Burners seiuom neeu k . Uu are simple to get at. Mi-, and Mrs. Lee Whitcomb aie visiting here. i 1 “ Little W om en " at the Isis Sunday night, May 1U. Courtship Scene in “ The Cannibals of the South Seas.” Mrs. Clara Graves .visited relatives in Salem Sunday.. Claude Skinner made a business trip to Portland Tues Miss Lncile Craven will teach again next year near day. Hood River, having been re-elected at an increased salary. ~ - * 1 “ m a 4 « C L A R K J E W E L O IL STO v ES S A V E T IM E — S A V E ULL Clark Jewel Oil Stoves are strong and durably.. made. The burners are short auu moae to tne 3 '* top. The blue flame strikes the uottom oi me i vessel direct and gives quick results witn little i oil. CLU B A N D SO C IA L A C T IV IT IE S » SOLD ON E A S Y T E R M S TO R E SP O N SIB L E P A R T IE S ! CRAVEN & Nurr HDW. CO. f j a 4 A a ■ a i I at llamas. Mrs. Sarah Prather of Buena Vista is visiting iu Port Sloper Bros, have contracted 15000 pounds of 1919 hops land. at at 25c. and also the 1920 and 1921 crops at the same J . x>. j_ u.rK.er, a prominent iarnier living in Marion coun price. ty, smu. ue v \ uö tireu oi carrying m stove woou so ms wile James Riggle has returned home from across the big now owns a Clark <j cvyei u u oto ve wiucü was purcüaseu. jjond. Airs. Gertiu of Portland, who spent a fortnight with her ut graven & Huit s. parents, Air. and Airs. J. W . Kirkland, returned home last Mrs. J. M. Virgen is making an extended visit in Wash Sunday. ington. Airs. «j. G. Aielutosu vviu pxusent Guy Prather in grad uation recitai early in j une. ib lie win also present her ALonmouth Herald: J. M. McDonald sold a registered Mr. and Mrs. Crosby Dalton were here from Eugene Jersey cow last week to Airs. Arthur Hale of Buena Vista oegmners m matmee recitai \s mie ner more advanced pu- pns will appear m evening recitai. Sunday. for $175. A county truck hauling grav ei got stuck on the C street E. M Boyd of Seattle is visiting his daughter, Mrs. W . Chief Parker discovered George Govro running a truck nil tms morning auu in u lew minutes twenty “ experts M. Huff. that had no license ou it one day last week ami George were on harm ue vising plans xor its release. Anotner got “ pinched.” county truck came along and puiled it out. Mrs. Chas. Irvine is spending the week with Portion l relatives. W hy be without music in the home when you can buy a The d. W. Kirklands and their guests, Air. and Airs. grafonola at any price. See and hear them at the W il- Gerhn of Portland, attended the birthday party of Mrs. Miss Mamie Henkle of Philomath-is visiting Miss Elor- Uams Drug Co. Kirkland’s great grandson, little Eiwyn iiiii, at Kiekrean ence Burton. last feuuday. The youngster was seven years old. Sargeant Elmer Davis was an Independence arrival “ Buster '.Brow n, youthful son of Airs. ia y e Brown, A daughter was born to JMi-. and Mi-s. Erank Bush on today. He has been stationed at Washington, D. C., for sat in the prisoner s dock in Judge ¡Swope's municipal Friday, April 25. several months.* court one uuy this week. “ B uster” was charged wnu throwing rocks at the Ensiing hoy and Uome. xue uoj Mr. and Alls. H. Mattison spent last ¡Sunday with The Cleveland saw mill has been moved from near Ealls was placed on probation. friends in Portland. City to Pedee. A contract to cut 7,000,000 feet of lumber has been secured. The Oregon National Guard of Independence v,u.i i,iugu It will soon be time for sweet girl graduates and June a smoker for men and boys at the opera Uou&c ou m . brides and Tripp sells real estate. J. S. Cooper, Aliss Genevieve Cooper, J. S. III., Eliza evening, Aiay, 9, immediately after tlrin. m ere win be beth and Mrs. Ireland spent Sunday in Aurora with Mr. wrestling botits between D. Neal and ¡baunueia and c-. A . Simon Linn returned to Independence this week after and Mrs. Krause. Loehridge and Buchanan. Ernest Tice lias lasueu a cua/- tiaving.done his hit in the service. lenge to box anyone at 150 pounds for three j ..,. . . Dr. and Mrs. W . 1?. Allin were here from Blue River ,A. , Elmer Addison has returned to Independence, having this week. The doctor thinks life on the AlcKenzie river Gerald Newton, former boxing instructor at will he present and will go on with any one. uw.ut-.i iu *. received his discharge from the army. beats any other kind. athletic program, there will be a quartet unu oiuokio i ... everybody. To pay expenses, 15 cents wih ue cj ~ ..0 .. . Mr. and Mrs. George Girard and Air. and Mrs. E. L. Mrs. Frank Fisher and daughter, Alta, of*Portland are admission. . Townsend visited in Silverton Sunday. at tin* home of Mrs. Fisher’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Black, at Buena Vista. "L ittle W om en” which comes to the Isis on Sunday Mrs. J. A. Reynolds is now a proud owner of a Clark night, May 11, makes as great a picture as ; uoes t stor. . Jewel Oil Stove bought from Craven & Huff. When a South Sea Cannibal wants a wife he knocks Millions of children have read the book with great deagnt ------1— out the two front teeth of some girl and they’re married and no adult has found it non-interesting. u,vciy puoi c Alias Trevette of Chicago is a guest of Airs. W ord But-1 V".' ’ .T ' " ’‘ J’ Vj” s i ir m Isis Luursdav mgnt, Aiay o Library in the United States has the book On Ka .iiaClves; ter. Miss Trevette is a reader of marked ability. it is considered essential in every* school library and is ---------- Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Chown moved from from Wigrich to used as a text book in many states. A clean, whoiesom , Mrs. D. P. McCarthy was in the city this week and pur- jp,. Dungan property this week. They are estimable peo elevating story, sprinkled with comedy, thrills aftd dr. chased a Clark Jewel Oil Stove from Craven & Huff. ple and we are glad to have them. matic instances. ‘ ‘ Little W om en” was put on the screen in response to a universal demand and its first run in any Mrs. Allen Chase and Miss Irene Eddy will give a joint N. C. Anderson and G. E. Harman have rented 80 theater draw's a larger attendance than any other picture s o f! recital some time soon. Mrs. Chase will present her vio acres of the Vnnderpool place and will plant 20 acres with few exceptions. No child should be deprived of see lin pupils and Miss Eddy her piano pupils. corn. ing it; no parent should miss it. The picture could only I * be secured for the Isis for one night, Sunday Aiay 4. The Shoemaker family returned to Independence this o O o o o o o o o o o o » » o o » — o o o o o o ix h > o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o <X)O O O O o o < h ) I week and .are occupying the Ernest Johnson place. Mr. The city council will convene in regular session on W ed Shoemaker is employed by the Standard Oil Co. nesday evening, May 7. DIAMONDS Jewelers and Opticians Mrs. J. N. Jones, Mrs. Earl Ruef and Mr. and Mrs. J. WATCHfcS JEWELRY G. McIntosh spent Sunday id Corvallis with Mrs. Susan CLOCKS Jones and daughters. Misses Katheryn and (¿trace. I « SILVERWARE The Independence National Bank HARTMAN BROS. & CO. QUALITY Asji Graves recently arrived in New York City on an American battleship, but sailed again for Holland in a few hours. He expects to get liis discharge Sept. 1. SERVICE EXPERT WATCH AND JEWELRY REPAIRING ^ I IOM M I INTEREST* PAID OH TUCE Martin Johnson’s “ Cannibals of the South Seas” at the Isis Thursday night, May 8. See announcement else where in this Post concerning this wonderful picture. PRICE SAIEM, OREGON Establisfced 1880 ! DEPOSITS Officers and Directors H. Hireeliberg, Pres. D. W. Setze, V. P, Ira D. A fli, Cashier Hundreds of people from this section were in Salem this week, it being “ Tunde At Salem W e e k .” Salem mer chants did some very attractive advertising for the event. William Dungan was here from Camas, Wash., the first N. W . Corner State and Liberty berty l of the week looking after his property interests. Mr. OOOOOOMOOOO □ l a■ oooo .Dungan and Roy Johnson are employed in the same store W. H. Walker 1 Ì L A . Allen O. D. Bufler A Successful Business Career of Twenty-Five Year*
