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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 3, 1919)
•ma K M k .i a i M n i M M i w B i ..a i m i n i f l i i i a i i i B i i i B i i i n i a i i J K i M i i a i i j i i i i a i i i E V E R Y B O D Y JA ZZ TO THE MUSIC OE THE E V E R T IR E LE SS GRAEOAOLA. EATH ER, MOTHER, SISTER BROTH ER A AD G U ESTS W IL L ENJOY THE LONG R A IN Y EVEN IN GS PASSED IN TH A T W AY. JU ST THE TIM E TO TH IN K OF BU YIN G A NICE SELECTION OE RECORDS. WE H A V E THE IN STR U MENTS AND THE RECORDS AND W IL L ENJ O Y DEMON STRAT1N G - THEM EOR YOU. c i I i C ITY T R E A S U R E R 'S Q U A R TE R LY REPORT . § f § g | g i If Your Car Gets Stalled I W e Can Start It (Continued from Page 1.) Martha Richardson Amy E. Eddy H. Hirschberg Wm. Cockle Geo. Whiteaker Est. Oregon Milling A Warehouse Co. W. F. Campbell H. C. Miller »» H Sept. 8 »« 11 ** •1 13 29.69 47.42 29.69 X3.87 « 18.11 g 37.80 27.45 8.30 $8,685.55 i | 1 ■ £ Sept. 30, 1919 Ronds paid as per canceled bonds herewith Interest coupons paid as per cancelled coupons herewith à à 2,980.00 3 $2,500.00 480.00 W H E N E V E R YO U R CAR GETS STALLED COME AND LOOK IN OUR NORTH W INDOW . R IG H T THERE YOU W IL L FIN D A LL KINDS OF AUTOM OBILE AS- SESSORIES FROM A SCREW D R IV E R TO A TIRE. NO USE TO H A V E CAR TROUBLES W HEN W E ’RE IN TOWN. •1 September 30, 1919 Cash on hand $5,705.55 H Bonds to the amount of $2,500.00 have been called, hut not presented rj for payment. H U SEWER REFUNDING FUND S ! July 1, 1919 Balance on hand $471.87 H Bj.Sept. 30, 1919 Ralance on hand 471.87 y Interest coupons to the amount of $357.50 will be due November 1, 1919. 4 Bond JJo. 4 for $1,000,00 wil be due and payable May 1, 1920. fi Williams’ Drug Co A PERFECT “ Home of the Grafonola” a 1 U-tiE J jR U o o il S E R V IC E July 1, 1919 | Sept. 30, 1919 e rr* A JN D c u u E i R k STREET INTERSECTION FUND Balance on hand Bond paid as per cancelled bond herewith $500.00 Coupons paid as per cancelled coupons herewith 597.31 ?> $2,002.92 § ,097.31 Miss La villa Cooper returned to Portland Thursday. 9 H $905.01 9 .Mi's, C. O. Sioper lias been unable to be out for several _______ Miss Genevieve Cooper is visiting relatives in Centrada and Tacoma. TELEPHONE OPERATOR W ANTED— See Bauglnnan at the Independence office. r a $1,000.00 (>l these bonds will be due July 1, 1920. Interest to the amount/of $507.31 will be due lanuary 1, 1920. CRAVEN & HUFF HDW. CO. SIDEWALK FUND July 1, 1919 Balance on hand # $28.90 Sept. 30, 1919 Balance on hand 28.90 There is a warrant for $95.30 endorsed not paid for want of funds out standing against this fund. i > * > w i w w t i « 8 M i i i « i n i i « « i i « i « i i n i i a i i i w i i n i i m i m i « i i n i i H i i n i !B i i i » i « ¡ i w Mrs. Mrs. Lottie Hedges McIntosh, opened her studio this week with a large enrollment of pupils. Mrs. R. R. DeAnnoiid and young son are here from Eastern Oregon visiting relatives and friends. Regular services have been resumed at Calvary Pres byterian church. Dr. Dunsmore will preach morning and evening. CITY ROAD FUND A u g. 9, 1919 From Polk County Sept. 30, 1919 Cancelled vouchers herewith Sept. 30, 1919 Balance on hand $5.62 Outstanding warrants against this fund presented but not paid for want of funds $1,447.00. Rev. and Mrs. Cook attended Methodist conference at Salem last week. Their many friends here are pleased that they were returned to independence and Buena Vis ta for another year. MRS. LOTTIE HEDGES McINTOSH PIANO------VOICE------HARMONY Interstate Faculty Teacher Western Conservatory of Music Chicago I fe I c We make the pictures that please tbe people Phone M4821 i I Owing to sickness and a mov ing party, The Post is pretty much put out this issue. -vT FLOUR RE-SALE WA?t D r? ‘ IHT.IENT HALTS D LIVERY OF H AID COMBS i i correct your vision. eyes examined. Come in and have your HARTMAN BROS. & CO. | • b a le m JEWELERS o p t ic ia n s e g o n i Ì a Send me the pieces fcEyv s WAR-TIME THRIFT AND PEACE-TIME SAVING "Either the people as a whole must finance the government, either through taxation or bond purchase, or the gov ernment must borrow from individuals, from banka, or from corporations of large fortunes If a does the latter. a a m I,, THE UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION Announces that it will sell “ Straight” grade flour, to all purchasers, in carload lots, in 140 lh. jute sacks, gross weight, delivered to any Rail way Station in Zone 10, com-^ prising the States of Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, at not to exceed $10.00 per bbl. net cash. Purchasers will be supplied from nearest avail able mill, which may result in slight saving for buyers’ account. Wholesale and Jobbing profits on such flonr mast not exceed 75c. per bbL and retailer’ s profits • most not exceed $1.25 per bbL Address all communications to UNITED STATES GRAIN CORPORATION 510 Board ol Trade Building Portland, Oregon INDEPENDENCE STUDIO liG IlH IIIB IIH IIR IIG IIH IIH IIIH ilV OPTOMETERIST-OPTICIAN i i i 9 rr 1 I i Specialist in the tific application the aid of vision of eyestrain and a i Max Goldman modern scien of glasses for and the relief headache. PORTLAND Deals in Suite 414-415 Failing Bldg. S. E. Cor. Third and Washington. BIDES PEI.T8 Phone M. 3630 WOOL * runs MOHAIR CASOARA BARK VEAL VALLEY A SILETZ TIME TABLE PORK BEET POULTRY BUTTBB Effective April 1, trains will run as follows: No. 2 arrives from Hoskins 9-15 A. M. dally \ No. 4 arrives from Camps 4:00 P. M. daily except Sunday No. 1 departs for Camps 10:50 A. M. daily except Sunday No. 3 departs for Hoskins 4:15 P. M. daily Freight service 2:30 P. M. on Tuesdays and Saturdays m m FARM PRODUCE WOOD WOOD GROCERIES SHOES FURNISHINGS DRY GOODS ¡I- & as DOCTOR m. p. i i High School Pupils enrolling now may receive full High School credits W e Guarantee Glasses To Fit Your Eyes Ì Ì by II Perfect Pictures Please Particular People RESIDENCE STUDIO Delivery of 15.0n0.000 hand grenade: Neville Eldridge has gone to Marshfield where he has to the Treasury Department to be con verted into savings banks for the stim accepted a luciative position in a creamery at that place. ulation of thiift and sales of War Sav While Neville’s friends are sorry to have him leave Inde ings Stamps has been held up by the pendence they are pleased that lie luis secured such a good War Department and contracts which the War Department had with the position. Treasury Department for supplying the grenades were cancelled, accord John Moran turned a couple o f deals last week. He ing to a telegram received from Wash ington by C. A. Farnsworth, associate sold the Hilke farm of 80.acres, including milk route, director of the War Loan Organization dairy, stock and implements, t o ------ Beeklen o f Salem for In the Twelfth Federal Reserve Dis $15,000. He also sold the Pankalla farm for ,$3,000 to a trict. No reason was given for can cellation of contract beyond the fact man from Washington. that the War Department has "deter mined that the distribution of hand grenades as souvenirs should be dis Claude W. Barrick, a former resident o f this city, and continued ” The grenades in question, known as Miss Faye Townsend of Salem were married at Salem last Mills bombs No. 11, were ready for Saturday, Dr. H. C. Dunsmore officiating. They will re shipment to the American forces in side at Prescott where the groom is employed as an engi France when the armistice was signed neer and mechanic. ?! At the request of the Treasury Depart ment the War Department agreed to turn these banks over to the Treasury Department for conversion into savings .«OtfUOvI* banks, and immediately upon an nouncement that they would be dis tributed to the putchasers of War Sav ings Stamps and Treasury Snvtngs Certificates, millions of orders Hooded In. In the Twelfth Federal Reserve District alone banks and trust com A panies through which the grenades were to he awarded had ordered nearly 100.00U of the souvenirs. These and all Other order» throughout the nation will have to he cancelled. W e can guarantee glasses to fit your eyes In Its telegram lo Farnsworth the Treasure IVpartmcnt stated that O r because: W e have all the very best testing ttfleates o f Achievement signed by instruments made; Our Optometrist is a highly Secretary Glass will be awarded in stead of the grenades to all school skilled vision specialist; We grind our own children who worked durinc the vaca lenses to meet your need. tion to obtain a bank and who bought Our charges are uniform and very reasonable. enough War Savings Stamps to entitle them to grenades. You only pay for what is actually required to i handicapped i i i w i i i i i i H 'i i w i w i i m n i i t i • « ¡ and return to you in a few hours. Announcing the 1919-1920 Season Mrs. Rebecca Jane McElmurray, aged 89, mother of “S. H. McElmurry, Mrs. P. E. Compton and Mrs. Safronia Alexander, died at Albany on Tuesday, Sept. 30. A more Grenades Were to Ee Given Away a» S ü ./cnirs to extended mention o f her death « ill be published next Stamp Buyers week. i Don’t be broken lens. a Salem J ournal : E. E. Tripp, real state dealer of Inde pendence, was a visitor in Salem Thursday. He trans acted business in the capitol. ^ BRO KEN ? and I will duplicate your lens Mrs. Susan Jones of Corvallis was the guest o f Mrs. J. G. McIntosh last Friday. The Misses Jones attended the state fair the same day. Lebanon Express: Friends of Mrs. O. E. Cosper will be glad to know that she has so far recovered that she is now able to see her friends. The Polk County Post has a large number of pretty type faces for engraved calling or visiting cards. $2,605.62 2,600.00 GASH OR TRADE SWOPE A SWOPS M A R Y F. IR V IN E PIANIST TEACHER Classes in rhythm, ear-trainirtg and composition beginning O ct 1. The Polk County Post was enter ed as second class matter March 26, 1918, a the postoftice at Independ ence, Oregon, under the Act of March 3, 1879. LAW YERS I. 0. O. F. Building OragOM independence, The Independence National Bank ineso interests noiq exactly the same relation to the government that the holder of a fir.it mortgage does to the owner of tbe prop,' ty and the p-iver o the Interest If. on the other hand, the debt is divided between millions of citizens who iv the government, the relationship Is as different as Is a co operative society (tom a Uriah Deep. —William Gibbs McAdoo. in Pictorta Review. The United States needs the monei you Invest In War Savings Stamps Buy them every week They bring 4 per cent Interest compounded every three months. They give you a share in the government of the United States, Un-Ltd —meaning unlimited Tripp w r ite fire Insurance. Established .1889 INTEREST P A ID ON TIM E DEPOSITS v Officers and Directors H. Hirsckberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. Ira D. Mix, Cashier W. H. Walker I. A. Allen O. D. Butler A Successful Business Career of Twenty-Five Years