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W H ICH RESU LT IN ACHINO F E E T A T NIGHT
YOU W IL L HE GLAD TO KN O W W E H A V E
A L l E FFE C TIV E AND S A T ISF A C T O R Y CORN
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The violin pupils o f Mrs. Allen Chase and the piano pu
pils of Miss Irene Eddy were presented in recital.on Tri-
1 day evening.
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u a iiiH iia iiia iiia m a iii« ii« iia iiia N iM i
Airs. George Aiulerson and son, \\ alter, o f Berkley,
Cal., are tlie guests o f Mis. Anderson’s mother, Mrs. F. A.
Spurr.
AND BUNION CURES AND R E M E D IE S FOR
TIR E D , ACHING AND TENDER FEET.
LET
US H ELP YOUR FOOT W ORRIES.
Joel Shaw was over from Dallas one day this week and
reports
the real «‘state business, in which he is engaged,
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An unknown person broke a glass out o f a window at
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the postoffice, and whoever, it was, is keepingjiis identity
a profound secret.
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Mrs. Sai^i C. Young was home this week from Grand
Mound, Wash., where she is matron o f the Girls Indus
trial School. She returned Friday.
YES, “ DOLL U P ” THE OLD FORD AND GO
OUT AMONG THEM PROUD AND H A P P Y
NO SENSE IN LOOKING D IR TY AND
SHABBY W ITH GLIDDEN’S AUTO FINISH
IN TOWN. THE FOURTH OF JU LY IS
COMING ALONG ONE OF THESE D AYS
AND OF COURSE YOU DON’T WANT TO
F a a L ASHAMED OF YOUR LITTLE OLD
FORD. MIGHT AS W ELL DRESS UP.
Williams9 Drug Co. 1 Miss Genievi«ive Cooper went to Eugene last week fox,
o in l Y
“ Home of the Grafonola”
| the Junior week-end festivities. She also visited friends
PERFECT SERVICE
PURE DRUGS | in Albany, returning home Thursday.
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The cafeteria dinner at the Methodist church Thursday
evening fully sustained the reputation o f these functions.
Lots of people, lots o f dinner, reasonable prices.
0 1 X 1 ü jN JJ C O U N T R Y
Dance Independence in d a y Alay 23.
Mary Bickford at the Isis Sunday night, May 25.
School ended at Parker last Saturday with a picnic.
I'rank ¡Skinner was here Dorn Portland ¡Sunday visiting
J;is mother.
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D o n 't
that
at
about
your
w ar
b ill.
P A ID .
b a r g a in
p r ic e s .
— A l b a n y
N o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n
pen den ce,
paym ent
DOCTOR
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That on
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V.
LYE SPECIALIST
M ajor and Mrs. Moreland o f Tacoma are visiting Airs.
M
oreland’s
parents, Air. and Airs. J. S. Cooper. M ajor
George Miliage has bought the Ed Lorrence property
Moreland went to Trance in A pril T8 with the 91st. Mrs.
uear Frank Smith’s and moved into the same.
Moreland met Her husband in San Francisco where he
went
to release his company.
Mr. and Airs. L. G. Reeves have returned from Portland
and will spend the summer at their home here.
Marvin Richardson landed in New York City on May 7
and
it is rather a coincidence that he landed in France on
Fred Kabrr, a Jap, went fishing one day last week with
Alay
7 two years ago, and Aiay 7 is his father’s birthday. 1
out first securing a license. His forgetfulness cost him
He
is
at present in Quautico, Virginia, and will likely be
$25.
released or given a furlough s«>on so he can come to Ore
Shalor Eldridge sailed from New York on May 6. He gon.
is in the pay office o f the troop transport, Troy, bound for
A t the Public Library there are 34 new bound books
Brest.
from the bindery besitles a number o f new volumes on the
shelves. The Library is a pleasant place to rest while
»♦ O O O Ä O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O O Ö O O O O O
waiting for a train. There is a large assortment o f maga
zines on the table. Everybody is welcome to make them
selves at home.
W e’ve created a jewelry store meant tQ compete
with the finest shops o f the country— Same Ser
vice or Better- -Same Beauty in Design—Same
Satisfaction— Less Price.
H A R T M A N B R O S. C o.
J e w e le r s a n d O p tic ia n s .
N W . Corner State and lib e rty Sts.
S a le r r i, *
O regon
The many friends «>f Miss Vale Hiltibrand will be pleas
ed to learn that she has been elected to a position in the
Portland schools. Miss Hiltibrand is a successful teach
er and will made good in Portland. Miss Bessie Graham
o f Monmouth, who formerly taught in Independence, will
also teach in Portland next year.
Mrs. K. C. Eldridge returned last Tuesday fr«>m a three
weeks visit in San Francisco and other California
points. She went to San Francisco to visit her son. Shal
or. o f the U. S. Navy, bef«>r«‘ he was sent East. Mrs. El-
«lritlg«' visit«'«! ht'r old home and a number «>f relatives and
friends while away. Mr. EMri«lge made the trip with her.
but st«>pp«*<l in M«‘«lford t«> ffiok after business interests
for a few «lays.
Dance Independence Friday May 23.
How many June brides are we going to have!
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J o n e 1 st
lo r
H onda
0 n e a r in g
d a te
1010 e a c n o i s a i d
a n d p a id in
te re st
to
lu ll, p r in c ip a l a n d in
s a id
d a te
and
tn erea U er
s a id b o n d s w ill c e a s e to n e a r in te r
est.
D a te d a n d lir s l p u b lis h e d M a y
1 0 1 «.
A fter ten years
successful prac-
tice iu Salem is
now located at
2,
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W . I R V I N E , “" ^
C ity T r e a s u r e r .
About t o yet m a r r i e d l Titan bo
real happy b y n a v i n g r o u county
Post W e d d i n g A n n o u n c e m e n t s .
PORTLAND
414-415 Failing Bldg.
Third and Washington
J I la x
D o la n ta n
Deals in
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There will be a business rally o f the Civic Club mem
bers at the Library on Wednesday afternoon, May 28, at
2:30. Every member is invited to come and help with the
Airs. Frank Kurro and children are here from Wasliing-
plans for the Fourth o f July celebration.
1 on visiting at the Peter Kurre home.
Mr. and Airs. Nut B. Weinberg o f Portland were recent
Portland Oregonian: Miss Trevette gives a delightful
visitors at the home o f C. A. Rohrer. Mr. W einberg is a
c veiling o f impersonation and recitations.
member o f the firm of Ward «Sc W einberg Co., brokers,
104-415
Railroad Exchange Building.
I f there’s anything the matter with your feet, go to the
tu n e
b o n d s w iU lie l u a e n u p a n d c a n c e l l e d
Mr. and All's. Z. A. French o f Airlie will move to Boise,
Idaho, about June 1 to reside.
When you want something really choice in
Jewelry, Bear This in Mind: OUR JEW ELRY
STANDARD IS HIGH. The article must not
only please you in appearance but it must please ,
us. W e must know that the quality is the best
before we offer it to you for your selection.
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c a n c e lla tio n
N os. 2, 5, 7, 6 a n d
Odd Fellow and Rebekah grand lodge in Salem attracts
the members in Independence and a large number, besides
Costs
the regular delegates will have occasion to visit Salem
several times during the week.
FINE ART JEWELRY
O regon ,
and
•D ecem ber
S U C C « 'S S .
Williams Drug Co. at once and get relief.
th a t th e r e
a r e s u l i i c i e n t l u n u s i n t h e ¿s tr e e t n n -
p r o v e m e n t b u n d o i U ie L a ly o t i n d e
Dean Baughman was here from Oregon City Sundav
T hey’ll soon he asking, “ Is it hot enough for y o u /” and
and on Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Baughman went to Oregon
Tripp sells real estate.
.City where they will reside. Friends wish them much
Doll up the old Ford and make it look like new.
{■1.50 at Craven & H u ff’s.
k ick
c a n ’t e x p e c t t o g e t a w a r l i k e
D em ocra t.
Miss Bessie Sullivan, age 18, formerly o f Monmouth,
died at McMinnville Tuesday morning. She suffered a
second attack o f influenza which terminated in brain
Box
fever.
George ¡Staats, a well known resident o f Lewisville,
died at his home ¡Sunday.
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1*01 XUK THAT ClUtl'AAN HXUlitiX
luu'rtuVkuttiMX uumxj S W ho * be
No Bargain Prices
Mrs. W. D. Rose of Airlie has been visiting relatives at
Kahlotus, Wash.
Good Farms Wanted, also a few prune orchards.
1 17, Dallas, Oregon.
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Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Chambers of Eugene and Mrs. Susan
Jones and daughters, Katheryn and Grace, of Corvallis
Miss Helen Butler o f Hillsboro was a “ hom e” visitor
wer«1 the dinner guests o f the J. G. M cIntosh’s last Sun
'-ver ¡Sunday.
day.
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ChMVtft & HUFF HOW. CO. f
The Chase farm, north o f Independence, has been sold
to J. W. Kays o f Tillamook. Consideration $19,000. The
Post understands that the Chases will go to Kansas.
LOST— Ansco Kodac in case between Salem and Inde
pendence on Saturday, May 17. Finder please leave at
Craven & Huff’s, Independence, and receive $5 reward.
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OTHER CARS M AY BE PAINTED ALSO.
M a NY COLORS. EASILY, QUICKLY, CON
VENIENTLY, SAFELY, ECONOMICALLY.
Miss Lucile Craven has returned to h«ir home in Inde
Mrs. O. D. Butler was a .Portland visitor the hist o f the
pendence after completing a term o f school near Hood
w eek.
River. She will teach at the same place next year.
Ben C. Crow was in independence fo r a few days tins
week.
COSTS $1.50
YOU CAN PAINT THE OLD FORD FROM
THE RADIATOR TO THE TA IL HEIGHT
AND IT W ILL ONLY SET YOU BACK ONE
DOLLARsAND A HALF. THINK OF THAT 1
Albany Glee Club and Katharine Trevette, reeitist and
impersonator. Isis Monday night, May 26. Auspices
Civic Club. Benefit Community Memorial Fund.
Mas. Peter Karre has been quite ilL
iiwnnnmwiw!«.« ¡ m~. m me • c r . s
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-Im—:
.* wwwe-iw a
r mu - jtmllt -
B in «
Where he will be
pleased to meet
his friends and
former patients.
PELTS
WOOL
PU1U>
Manna
CASCAKA BARK
* VEAL
PORK
WEBP
Practice limited to cor-
recting errors of refrac-
tion and furnishing
glasses.
POULTRY
BUTTRR
FARM PRODUCE
WOOD
WOOD
ftROOSRISS
SHOES
rURNISHDfOS
DRY "n e w
VALLEY A SILETZ
T I M E TABLE
E t f e c t i v e A p r i l 1, t r a i n s w i l l
r u n as fo llo w s :
N o. 2 a r r iv e s fr o m H o s k in s
CASH OR TRASH
0 :1 5 A . M . d a i l y
N o. 4 a r r iv e s
4 :0 0
IJ. M .
fr o m
C am ps
d a ily e x ce p t S u n d a y
SWOPE & SWOPS
N o. 1 d e p a rts fo r C a m p s
1 0 :5 0 A . M . d a i l y e x c e p t S u n d a y
N o. 3 d e p a rts
4 :1 5
fo r
LA W YERS
H o s k in s
P . M . d a ily
F r e i g h t s e r v i c e 2 :3 0 P .
T uesdays and
M. o n
S a tu rd a y s
I. 0. 0. F. Building
1 Independence,
Oregon
The Independence National Bank
Established
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INTEREST PAID ON TIME
DEPOSITS
Officers and Directors
H. Hirschberg, Free.
, D. W. Sears, V. P.
Ira D. M ix, Cashier
W. H. Walker
L A. Allen
0. D. Butler
A Successful Business Career of
Twenty-Five Y ean