I 0 fO K l^ t t O nanauiWHiiaiiiatiiaiiaHBiiwiHiiaiiMiimiMiANiBiii biibmi i ■:i;■!i« itaii¡»imi« ; i h i¡ b : i tajii out paul prather receives j JUNE TIME IS BRIDE TIME TH E J U N E B R ID E A N D H E R G IF T S — I d selecting gifts clioose something that will carry a pleasing message. What would be more beautiful than Persian Ivory to use with the enameled bedoir suite? TH E BR ID E , TOO— must have a splendid supply of stationery that is “ just right” for acceptances, notes of thanks, and her many social obli­ gations. Our stock is complete— all the popular tints— popular prices. i ■ (Continued from Page 1.) g | In his eloquent presentation = | speech li. F. Swope urged the young 5 j genius to continue his art until he I was recognized as a master. He ■ also puyed a pretty tribute to the s instructor, Mrs. Lottie II. McIntosh, * I who has been the successful factor S in guitling the boy.to the goal he ■ j has reached. The large . audience g { recognized that she hud worked with E unstinted zeal to give the young 5 1 man a successful start upon a pro- ■ j fessional career. gj I Guy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Prather of Buena Vista. They plan to send their boy to the Chicago Conservatory to continue his art. The ushers for the evening were the Misses Alma.Wells and Marjory Reynolds of Buena Vista. Admiring friends presented the W ill Accept Violin Pupils young pianist with floral offerings which he graciously accepted. For a Summer Course of ! MISS JOY TURNER Williams’ Drug Co. Twelve Weeks, 1 Hour “ Home of the Grafonola” P E R F E C T S E R V IC E Lessons. PU R E DRUGS m iB iH iH H M iM M w aiiiaiiiaiiiaiM iiiaiiiB iiH iniiiB iiiM iiaiii C IT Y A N D C O U N T R Y | Hiltibrand at Portland. ! Mr. and Mrs. A. Thomas ure new | residents of this city, having taken Tripp writes fire insurance. _ . _ . . . . i over the Independence Studio. Ex- Aiif. 1S 10 ocu,Lu | perienced in photography, they can Harry Stainaker. expect a good business. Mrs. E. E. Paddock was here from Miss tiretchen kreumcr arrived SeatUe this week. Saturday night from Ashland where The H. J. ltowe property in inde­ she has been principal of one of the pendence lias been sold. schools, u position she will retain next year at an increuse in ¿salary. Big Dance Wednesday night. Til- lotson's Jazz Baud on the job. Miss Ennuu lleukle returned Tues day night from Ogden, Utah, where School meeting Monday night. she has taught the past year. She One dir ector and a clerk to be elect- is delighted with the place und they ure delighted witti her us she has Jellersou Review: Independence been retained for next year at an will huve a big celebration on the attractive increuse in salary. 4th. Earl VVhiteaker was an arrival Mrs. O. D. Butler uttended the from overseas the first of the week grand chapter of the O. E. S. this with his discharge pupers. The young man has grown ubbut Uu-ee week. feet since he left Independence und Hurry June brides or you'll be you hud to look ut him closely to too late and Tripp is selling reui recognize Inn. estate. Dr. H. C. Duiismore, looking very Miss Madaline kreumer attended much refreshed, returned last Sat commencement exercises in Corval­ ui'day from u vacation trip in Brit­ ish Columbia. The doctor came lis this week. home a little ahead of schedule ow Mrs. Rex Womer and daughters ing to the strike in Canada—he was were visiting at Maupin wiUi rela­ a bit afraid that he might have to tives iakl week. waik home if train service was an Mrs. M. O. Fluke left last week to nuled. spend the summer with relatives in Clark Munstield, who has been Illinois and Micliigan. butter muker ut the Independence The famous Tiiolsou's Jazz Band Creamery for the past two years, plays for the dance in Independence severed his connection with tiiat in­ stitution toduy and has gone to Gray on Wednesday night, June lk. River, Wash., where he lakes a aim It would be easier to menUou ilur position. Mi's. Mansfield and those who didn't attend the Rose children will remain here until be FesUval this week tliuu those who finds a house. did. THE BEST OF PICTURES Don't get mixed up. Tiilotsoii's AT ISIS NEXT WEEK Jazz Band only pluys in Independ­ ence on Wednesday night of next (Continued from Page 1.) week. most repulsive characters that has W. G. Grant and family spent Uie ever been represented on the screen. week in Portland, lie attended Uie Article by article, down to the last grand lodge of the O. E. S. while filmy garment, her clothes are re­ moved, despite her protests and des­ there. pite her desperute struggles. The Mrs. Reece, who has been Uie scene has been photographed thru guest of Miss ArbuUuiot for some a diaphragm of silk, und the two time, returned to her home in Wash characters uppear in silhouette, it ingtnn today. is remurkuble, too, that so realisti­ Mrs. A. J. Smiley, arrived Monday cally has the situation been work from Northern California and is ed- out that there is not even the viaiUng the G D. Suiileys and other slightest suggestion that this truly sensational bit has been “ drugged relaUves here. in by the heels" to pander to tastes I. M. Simpson last week sold which are low and depraved. Those who were fortunate enough a bunch of tine Jersey heifers to u Columbia county man, receiving to have seen the ilrst installment of Martin Johnson's “Cannibals of the $¿500 for them. South Seas" will lie pleased that the The O. N. G. smoker last night was final installment will bo shown well uttended und there were a num­ Thursday night, June 19. However, ber of fast and exciting bouts in it is not necessary to have seen the both boxing and wrestling. tirst installment to enjoy the second This picture is certainly unique and A student recital will be given by the pupils of Mrs. LotUe Hedges holds an audience to the end. D. W. Griffith's splendid new Art McIntosh at the MeUiodist church Friday e\pnhig, June 20, at 8 p. m. craft picture, “The Greatest Thing in Life," an artistic triumph, is the Admission ten cents. attraction -for Sunday night, June Misses Pearl Smith and Vale Hil- 22. The story which deals with love tibrand are home fer the summer and war in this country and France vacation. Miss Smith will teach at proves delightful while the situa Corvallis again next year and Miss lions are dramatic, thrilling and ap i ? ? - r - ■ - 5 ■ - She is a giaduate of Wil- lan.efte University School of Music and of the Western Chicago Conservatory of Mu- sic. Later she entered New England Conservatory of Mu- sic. While in the East, she studied with Eugene Gruen- be eg, violinist, one of the best known instructors in the U. i s . DAVID CAMPBELL TO WED; PORTLAND LADY BRIDE Announcement has been made of the approuching wedding of David Campbell, the well known pianist, and Mrs. Marguerite Dosch Joselyn = of Portland. - i THE CIVIC CLUB ELECTS OFFICERS = e = 5 ■ = — t - i Miss Turner was »head of the violin department of mu­ sic of Willamette University P for five years. BHBIIBllBtlV11BirtBPBI!Bt!Bl!BflBIIBflBflB!tBllMBHtBIIBItBl*Bf'Btl PLAUDITS AT GRADUATION (Continued from Page 1.) time books and business will be turned over to the new oflicers and board and the Club will adjourn for the summer. All committees for the Fourth of J uiy celebration are asked to be present ut tins meeting. Chief of Police’s Notice of Sale of Real Property for Delinquent Street Assessment in­ stallments. FISHERMAN’S LUCK Y O U ’V E H E A R D A LO T A B O U T “ A F IS H E R ­ M A N ’S L U C K ” . A N Y F IS H E R M A N W H O H A S A N Y “ L U C K ” M U S T B E V frjLL E Q U IP P E D W IT H TH E R IG H T K IN D OF T A C K LE . T H A T ’S W H Y M A N Y GO F IS H IN G A N D COME HOM E 1 W IT H N O T H IN G B U T A “ S T O R Y ” . W E m a k h A S P E C IA L T Y OF F IS H IN G SurFLizufi»— F e U j E THE H O O K TO TH E OXH±iH E N D OF I h E E IN E . W E H A V E A L L TH E “ T R IN K E T S ” T H A T E N ­ TICE TH E F IS H TO COME CLOSE E N O U G H TO TH E H U G H TO AJhi U i i U u n i ' . xtUboi o n n UUUD Fl¿>XlillJ&JXL£• N U U I T'nLfiXXb a x ou h . STOHE— T H A T 'S W H Y TH EX ixxi * 0 0 0 0 ” . JU ST T H E O T H E R D A Y S A * S U E A V E N TO H U F F : “ G U E S S I ’L L GO O U T AxSD CATCH A S T R IN G OF T R O U T ” . S A Y S H U F F TO C R A V ­ E N : “ Y O U CAN DO IT IF Y O U 'L L F IR S T F IS H A R O U N D I N THE SHO W C A S E A N D GET Y O U R T A C K L E ” . A N D C R A V E N D ID A N D W E N T FO R TH P R O P E R L Y E Q U IP P E D A N D H E CAM E B A C K W IT H TH E BE ST S T R IN G OF F IS H E V E R S H O W N I N IN D E P E N D E N C E . T H IS H IN T TO TH E W IS E S H O U L D BE S U F F I­ CIENT. CRAVEN & HUFF HOW. CO. *iWJItBJiBI>BI!BIIBMIIIBIiBI!BllBIIBIIBIIBtlBl!BI!BIIBIIBIIBIIBIIB|IBrBIB VALLEY & SILETZ TIME TABLE M ax (* old man Deals in Notice is hereby given that the Effective April 1, trains will Recorder of the City of Independ­ run as follows: ence, Oregon, has transmitted to me No. 2 arrives from Hoskins HIDES a warrant for the collection of de­ 9:15 A. M. daily PELTS For further information caU linquent and unpuid installments No. 4 arrives from Camps WOOL M-4821. . ' on the assessment for the improve­ 4:00 P. M. duily except Sunday runs ment of "C” street by grading the No. 1 departs for Camps lliBIIHIIBI!BllBliBllBIIBI»IIIBI»IIIBI« same to sub-grade, paving the same MOHAIR 10:50 A. M. daily except.Sunday the full width thereof from curb line No. 3 departs for Hoskins CASCARA BARK to curb line, with a concrete base 4:15 P. M, daily VEAL and bitucrete top dressing and Freight service 2:30 P. M. on PORK building concrete curb lines thereon, Tuesdays and Saturdays BEEF commencing at the West line of DOCTOR 2nd street and miming West to the POULTRY West line of 7th street in front of BUTTER the hereinafter described real prop­ SW OPE & SW OPE EGGS erty in said City, and which assess­ FARM PRODUCE ment was in the sum of $236.68, pay­ LAW YERS OPTOMETERIST-OPTICIAN WOOD able in 10 annual installments, of I. 0. 0. F. Building WOOD which the first three have been paid GROCERIES in the sum of $71.01, together with Oregon interest thereon for the 3 years cov­ Independence, SHOES ered by said installments so paid, in FURNISHINGS the sum of $38.34: and* the 4th in­ The Polk County Post was enter­ DRY GOODS Carefully and Scientifically Cor­ stallment is now delinquent and un­ ed as second class matter March 26, paid in the sum of $23.67 with one 1918, a the postotiice at Independ­ rects Defects of Vision. year’s interest due January 1st, 1919, ence, Oregon, under the Act of in the sum of $9.94, and said install­ March 3, 1879. CASH CR TRACE ment and said interest are new de­ linquent and unpaid and have been for more than 30 days prior to this date, namely since January 1st, 1919; and that pursuant to said warrant, The Independence A alionai Bank He is known all over the state of the charter and ordinances of said City, I have levied upon and will on Oregon as an authority on optics. Established .1889 i the 30th day of June, 1919, at the Nearly one-third of a century of hour of one o'clock P. M. thereof, at the front door of the city hall in said practical experiente. IN T E R E S T P A ID ON TIM E city, offer for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash in . D E P O SIT S hand to satisfy said delinquent in­ stallment and the unpaid install­ ments of said assessment, and the Oflicers and Directors interest due thereon at the rate of H. Hirschberg, Pres. D. VV. Sears, V. P. 6 per cent pBr annum from January PORTLAND Ira D. Mix, Cashier 1st, 191S, to the date of sale, cost of j warrant, cost of sale and accruing Suite 414-415 Failing Bldg. VV. H. Walker I. A. Allen • (> 1). iiutier costs due upon said tract of land as S. F.. Cor. Third and Washington. | hereinafter described, and that said A ¿Successful Business Career o f ; tract of lund will be sold subject to Phone M. 3G30 Tweuty-Fi ve Years redemption, and which land is de- I scribed as follows, to-wit:—The East ; lie half of Lot 5 in Block 29, in llenry H ill’s Town of Independence, i Polk County, Oregon, assessed to C. ered by said installments so paid, in corner of lot 4 in Block 1, and run pealing. thence South 36 ft.; thence Death for the Huns who were j B. & May Smith, ami owned by J. G. the sum of $51.26; and the 7th and ning beating down the door. Life for the j Mickalson of Falls City, Oregon. 8th of said installments are now de- West 74^ ft.; thence North 36 ft.; American girl, trapped behind it. | That the delinquent and unpaid in- linquent and unpuid in the sum o f : thence East 7 4 * ft. to place of be- And for the American boy, who led stallments of said assessment a- $48.26 with two years interest due ginning, and all situate in Henry the Yanks, the one who threw the j mounts to the sum of $165.67. August 31sf, 1018, in the sum of Hill’s Town of Independence, Polk grenade, the greatest thing in life, j Dated, May 30th, 1919. $11.50, and said installments and county, Oregon, assessed to Ole What is the greatest thing in life? F. 0. PARKER, said interest are now delinquent Peterson, and owned by Winslow & Victory? The veteran’s first view Chief of Police, and unpaid and have been for more Endicott of Salem, Oregon. Thai of the Statue of liberty after the »»OOooooOOOOOOQOC than 30 days prior to this date, the delinquent and unpaid install end of the war? Or—just what is it? Griflith will show you In the new Chief of Police's Notice of Sale of namely since August 31st, 1918; and ments of said assessment amounts Appropriate Gifts Jor June Brides Real Property For Delinquent that pursuant to said warrant, the to the sum of $96.74, of which $38.30 est production from the hand of the Street Assessment ; charter and ordinances of said City, is against said 1st described tract of genius who made “ The Birth of a Installments. 1 have levied upon and will on the j land, and $57.44 is against the 2nd Nation," "Intolerance," "Hearts of the W orld" and "The Great Love." , --- .tUth day of June, 1919, $t the hour described tract of land. For those who give wedding gifts in sterling Notice is hereby given that the 1 of one o'clock P. M. thereof at the 1 Dated, May 30th, 1919. or plated silverware, we have many beautiful Recorder of the City of Independ- front door of the city hall in «»id j F. 0. PARKER, The Boy Scouts patterns to choose from.. Also we might men­ ence, Oregon, has transmitted to me City, offer for sale at public auction Chief of Police, tion our Sheffield plated bread trays, tea sets In his sermon at the Methodist a warrant for the collection of de- to the highest bidder for cash in hand i church Sunday morning. Rev. Cook linquent and unpaid installments to satisfy suid delinquent install - 1 Notice That Certain Street Improve- and cut glass. introduced the plans of the Roy on the assessment for the improve- ments and the unpaid installment ment Bonds Will Be Paid. Oome into our beautiful jewelry store and let Scouts. He urged all citizens who ment Gf i 9t street by grading thy of said assessment, and interest duej us help you to make your selection. were given an opportunity to do same aub-grade, paving the same thereon at the rate of 6 per cent per j Notice is hereby given that there their »part in the support cf the the full width of said street from annum from .August 81st, 1917, to are sufficient funds in the Street movement The Scout laws and curb line to curb line with concrete j date of sale, cost of said warfant , ' Improvement Fund of the City of In­ O U R D ECO R ATED W E D D IN G R IN G S A R E teachings will certainly make a bet ter boy than his less fortunate com base and a concrete top dressing cost of sale and accruing costs due j dependence, Oregon, to take up for W O R T H Y OF Y O U R IN S P E C T IO N . rnde who has not enjoyed the teach thereon, commencing at South end upon each tract or parcel of land as payment and cancellation Bonds 11 lugs of honor, uprightness, pluck, of the bridge over Ash creek South hereinafter described, and that each j Nos. 8, 9, 10, 11, 18 and 19 hearing perseverance, energy, courage, obed­ to south line of D street in said tract or parcel of land will be sold date July 1, 1914. ience, kindness and cleanliness H City, in front of he hereinafter de- separately, and subject to redemp That on July 1st , 1919, each of said Hirschberg was appointed hy Wm scribed real property in said city, tion, which land is described as fol- bonds will be taken up and cancell- J e w e le r s and O ptician s. G. McAdoo as local manager of the ( atlij w hich assessment was in the lows, to-wit:—Beginning at the S. | ed and paid in full, principal and in- l.*cal Scout Week. RevC ook. Scout #um o( $229 80, payable in 10 an- E. corner of Lot 3 in Block 1; run-j terest to date and thereafter will N W . Corner State and Liberty Sts. Master, announces that the boys all nuaj installments, of which the first ning thence North 24 ft., thence ' cease to tear interest. TUm* CelchrUion j V l v i T h e v h a v c 6 installments have been paid in the West 7 4 * ft»; thence South 24 ft ; Dated and published May 30, 1919. l^ n ^ add ed to0 the reception c Z »urn of $134.06. together with the thence East 7 4 * f t to place of be j C. W. IRVINE, Interest thereon for the 6 years cov-: ginning: Also, beginning at N. E. j City Treasurer, tOOOOO M SOOMSOOO mittee. p o s s t c o M » m » M »< HARTMAN BROS. Co. Salem, Oregon