The Polk County post., August 08, 1919, Image 4

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Airs. Clyde Ecker is in Portland attending the session
of the National Editorial Association.
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VACATION
J. B. H ill departed yesterday for Oklahoma where he
will dispose of his property and return to Oregon.
SUNBURNED
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Fortify yourself against these un­
pleasant things before you leave
with a supply of toilet creams and
lotions. We can furnish just what
is needed for your complexion and
you will return with “ a skin you
love to touch.”
Williams’ Drug Co,
“ Home of the Grafonola”
PU R E DRUGS
PE R FE C T SERVIC E
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CITY A N D COUNTRY
Tripp writes lire insurance. *
Read and sign the resolutions.
J. S. Cooper went to Portland Tuesday.
William Aletcalf has gone to Tillamook.
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Whereas, the returns of the gulden harvest have com-
inenced Jo come in, of which a certain shure should he
used for improvement, comfort and happiness,
Therefore, Be It Resolved, thut u committee consist-
ing of myself and wife shall visit our kitchen at the
earliest possible moment and carefully exumine every-
thing therein for the purpose of listing the worn out
or defective utensUs so that the same can be replaced
by new.
Clean and substantial meals and lunches served at all
hours at the Independence Bakery and Restaurant.»
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Airs. F. E. Fisher and daughter of Portland are visitihg
at thehome of Air. and Airs. E. F. Black at Buena \ ista.
Mr. and Airs. C. G. Irvine and children and Aliss Alice
Skinner went to Newport yesterday for a ten days stay.
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Airs. 11. A. Childs and daughters, Gladys and Dorothy,
and Aliss Irene Eddy are at Newport this week.
FROM YOUR
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Be IT Further Resolved, that after purchasing all the $
utensils provided for in the preceeding paragraph at $
Craven & Huff's hardware store, Independence, Oregon, $
we will also purchase any other articles that we may $
find in said store that will contribute to the comfort, $
convenient or happiness of ourselves the coming win- $
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Be It Further Resolved, that a copy of these resolu- $
tions be published in The Polk County Post so that all $
may read
them and' visit the store of
Craven & Huff $
and sign said resolutions.
Miss Thelma Fowler, who was the guest of Miss Helen
Jones last week, returned Alonday to her home in Toledo.
The Independence Bakery and Restaurant is now’ open
and ready to serve meals and lunches. Fresh bakery goods
a specialty.
Airs. K. C. Eldridge Jr. accompanied by her parents, Mr.
and Airs. U. G. Berry, were guests at tlie K. C. Eldridge
home this week.
Dee Ackerman was throwm from a motorcycle Saturday
and bruised a thumb so seriously that the same may havfe
to be amputated.
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Airs. F. L. O ’Neil,«after several week’s visit at the home
o f her brother-in-law, Rev. C. T. Cook, returned to her
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home in Aberdeen, Wash., tliis week.
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Lem .Burnett is visiting iu Lane county.
W. Al. Huff has been in Seattle the past week.
Aliss Nellie liramburg is visiting here at present.
William Quartier is buying in Portland this week.
Aliss Edna Alills, formerly home demonstration agent
in Polk county, will succeed Aliss Chase as head of the
domestic science department of the Normal.
Air. and Airs. F. N. Clodfelter have been here from Jef­
ferson this week. Airs. Griffa of Monmouth, mother of
Airs. Clodfelter and Airs. McBeth, has been in poor health
recently.
way that makes it the classic o f ; I"
plain humanity, a vivid, dramatic, *
bubbling story, with a master’s 11
charm and a wizard’s insight. “ A
Romance of Happy VaUoy” is one of
(he best pictures that will ever be
thrown on the screen at this theater.
Lillian Gish plays the chief role.
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Rollie Coffey was greeting old friends here this week.
Judge and Airs. N. L. Butler have postponed their trip
to California a week on account of thliir son-in-law, Air.
Martin, being hurt in a railroad accident. Air. Martin is
confined in an Oakland hospital now.
Sherman Cooper, while logging in Tillamook county
last week, fell a distance of sixty feet and lives to tell the 1
story.
One arm was broken and he wTas badly bruised §
J. E. Ilubbard spent several days in Portland last week.
otherwise. He was unconscious for nearly two hours af­ §
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Air. and All's. George Kutch are visiting at Klamath ter the fall. "
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Airs. W. H. Park purchased a setting of Barred Rock I
W. Huntley has been clerking at Craven & H u ff’s this eggs from the O. A. C. in February of this year from which I
she raised seven cockerels and three pullets. One of the 1
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pullets began laying at four months and twenty four days I
O. A. Kreamer was among the buyers in Portland this old and tho other two at four months and twenty six days i
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week.
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Airs. E. L. Townsend was here from Portland this week.
Air. and Airs. J. 13. Uiltibrand are Portland visitors this
week.
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OPTOMETERIST-OPTICIAN
Airs. Oliver Smith is visiting iu Portland this week.
Aliss Lucile Craven was a Portland visitor this week.
DOCTOR
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Carefully and Scientifically Cor­
PHOTOGRAPH
G A L L E R Y OPEN
A. Thomas, long years
experienced photograph-
or, has opened the Inde-
pendence Stndio and will
do all kinds of work in a
pleasing and satisfactory
manner.
rects Defects of Vision.
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practical experience.
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Max Goldman
On Sunday evening, stunter Fred knows that Aunt Tiny’s home is
Stone
appears in “ Under the Top” , mortgaged to Simpson. When Cor-
PORTLAND
Get your lunch at the Independence Bakery and Res­
a story of the circus. Fred is the inne (Dorothy) learned he was
taurant.
Suite 414-415 Failing Bldg.
famous India Rubber man, who can about to foreclose the mortgage, she
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scratch his right ear with his left started in to "vamp” him, and it
S. E. Cor. Third and Washington.
HIDES
13. R. Wolfe looked after H. Hirschberg in Portland big toe and never strain a muscle. give the natives something real
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He plays the part of a country guy “scandalous" to talk about. Result:
Sunday.
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who falls in love with a circus man’s the old duffer got so tangled in the
and so gets mixed up with meshes of the good-hearted siren
FURS
Air. and Airs. Hole Pomeroy were here from Eugene daughter
the goin’s on in the sawduqj ring, that he was happy to escape by re­
MOHAIR
Sunday.
and before you know it he’s showing lenting in the matter of the mort­
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a bunch of tricks that make the per­ gage. As for Corlnne she lived long
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Clint Aloore transacted business in Portland the first of formers themselves gape like a gang enough to like the town, and if in
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travels
you
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visit
Niles-
of
hayseeds.
TIM E T A B L E
the week.
The headliner of the week which hurgh, you’ll find her at the hotel—
BEEF
is shown on both Monday and Tues­ her husband is proprietor.
Effective April 1, trains will
POULTRY
Roy Whiteaker is expected home from over the waters day nights is “The Frozen Warn­ Saturday night, Bessie Barriscale
run as follows:
BU TTEB
next week.
ing." Owing to the non-arrival of in a ‘Trick of Fate." Mary Lee was
No. 2 arrives from Hoskins
ESOS
the greater portion of the advertis­ of the aristocratic Lee family of Vir­
9:15 A. M. daily
FARM PRODUCE
No. 4 arrives from Camps
Miss Frances Eaton is visiting relatives in Independ­ ing matter, includit\g posters nnd ginia, a girl as sweet in disposition
WOOD
heralds, little can be said regarding as she was lovely to look upon. Then
4:00 P. M. daily except Sunday
ence this week.
the picture at this time except that by a trick of fate Mary drifted and
No. 1 departs for Camps
WOOD
it takes well wherever shown and is was soon dancing in the naughtiest
10:50 A. M. daily except Sunday
OROCZRTES
C. W. Stewart has sold his farm near Suver and will guaranteed to be worth several times cafe in Paris. Ze judge he say:
No. 3 departs for Hoakins
SHOES
the admission price. The champion “ Frenchy, why you act so nuttee?
4:15 P. M. daily
move to Salem.
FURNISHINGS
woman skater of the world is a lead­ And I say: ‘Ze lovely laydee wiz ze
Freight service 2:30 P. M. on
DRY GOODS
ing character and shows her ability lovely leg, she do ze Ooo-La-La so
Tuesdays and Saturdays
A. H. Kelliker has been appointed chief of police and is on
naughty it makes me crazee.' Afid
the ice.
now officiating.
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It w ill be a pleasure to see ljjtle the judge he. wink at me and say:
BASII OK TRADE
Shirley Mason again after a long Ten bocks or ze booby-hatch.’ I had
Cliff Smith was here from Falls City l\iesday. He runs absence. Wednesday night she no-what he call ‘booby hatch,' so I
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comes in "The Winning Girl” which geef him ten dollaire. He wink
a restaurant there.
LAW YER S
The Polk County Post was enter
Sherlev proves to be from the very me again and say: „‘What you say
start to the intensely interesting ze name of ze laydee?’ And I say: cd as second class matter March 20, j
J. G. McIntosh is paying 7 and 7% cent9 for black­ finish, tho her parents wanted her Let is Bessie Barriscale in what yon 1918, a the postoffice at Independ
I. O. O. F. Building
berries, cash or trade.
to be a boy before she was horn. call A Treek of Fate.' Ze judge he cnce, Oregon, under the Act of
March 3, 1879.
Independence,
Oregon
Th.ey had already named him James wink solemn like again nnd say:
Fine
remit,’
and
I
get
back
my
ten
nnd
when
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turned
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be
a
Mr. and Airs. Floyd Bewley are here from Klamath
girl there was nothing to do but dollaire. ‘Mais oui, M'sier. why he
Falls visiting relatives.
make the best of it and call her hand me back my ten dollaire. I
Jamesina which was promptly con­ do not know. Maybe he want to see
Girls, remove those freckles tliis very day, the Williams tract'd to Jemmy. But Sherley ns ze lovely laydee do ze Ooo-La-La."
Ever hear of Happy Valley? A
Jemmy turned out to be such a rrg
Drug Co. has the way.
• Established .1889
ular fellow that in the end her dad quiet place, just a cradle in the hills
was thankful she was a girl. It down along the Ohio river, where
Air. ami Mrs. J. 1). llibbs left on Monday for their an­ dy
is a dandy picture. Ben Turpin and the lagans ran the hoarding house
nual outing at Newport.
his crew of comedians appear in and ths Timherlakes lived down the
INTEREST P A ID ON TIM E
"Fast I.ynne With Variations", a de­ road a bit. Quite a romance hap­
DEPOSITS
Miss Bessie Stillwell is clerking at the Independence lirious satire on the good old play. pened! there, nnd it was dramatic
There is no show on Thursday too. Nothing much was Jaid about
Bakery and Restaurant.
it in the papers, and the whole story
night.
Officers and Directors
Dorothy Dalton, one of the most never was told until now. It’s about
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Kurre are enjoying the sea breezes brilliant stars, appears Friday night the I.ogan's and the Timberlakes
H. Hirschberg. Pres.
D. VV. Sears, Y. P.
on the Tillamook beaches.
Miss Dalton, a prima donna, gets and old Auntie Smiles and some
Ira D. Mix, Cashier
stranded in a hick town nnd the others. D. W. Griffith found out all
W. H. Walker
I. A. Allen
O. D. Butler
W. F. Cary of Portland, The Post’s brother-in-law. was sequel is very funny. Old Deacon about it. and he railed it "A Ro­
Simpson, one of the most sancti­ mance of Happy Valley." It will be
here Saturday and Sunday.
A ¡Successful Busiuees Career of
monious tried to make an impres­ told at the Isis on Sunday (Aug. 181 !
Twenty-Five Years •
sion on the show girl, but got scant with charming effect. M r Griffith
Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Sloper have gone on a ten days out encouragement till she went'to live was the only one who knew the
• with Aunt Tiny Colvin. Everybody ! « hole story and he has told it in a
¿jig. They are ojj the Blue River.
Deals in
The Independence National Bank