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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (March 26, 1920)
iAltállAáiliÉit Uiài.AxAAiA»A.AAiàâA.-lAàààA 1^1 FORD T H E U N IV E R S A L C A R Pull and Running Over Our stock room is full of Genuine Ford Parts. W e have an assort ment of parts that would enable us to build either a Ford passenger or a Ford One ton Truck from the ground up. Then too, those parts are Ford- made— each according to its use so that they are exact duplicates of the original parts now in your car, and will give the same constant, hard wear. Our shop is equipped with up-to-the-minute tools, specially designed, so that we can properly and promptly take care of your repair work— from a minor adjustment to a complete overhaul. And the mechanics who will do the work tor you are men who understand the Ford mecha nism and who know the Ford way to do the work. We are Authorized Dealears; we not only give Ford service but we sell Ford cars and Ford Qne Ton Trucks as well. So, it is easy to. under stand that we have more than a passing interest in your car. Drive to our garage for Ford Parts, Ford Service or Ford Cars__ Come to authorized Ford headquart ers and be on the safe side of depend able repairs. insist on oenuine ford Parts Your Ford Deserves the Best. more than double those of the same month of 1918, according to the monthly report of the Bureau of In ternal Revenue, and were nearly $¿,900,000 greater than those col lected during the preceding month. V total of $7,268,688.41 was turned into the government during the month, according to Commissioner Daniel C. Roper, as compared with $5,877,692.43 during the month of November and $3,453,747.94 during December, 1918. What Do You Do On Sundays? |Contributed) Most of the folks plant gardens, sleep late, some go joy riding and many other things are done to while away 'the time on Sundays. Why not go to church some day and see how it works. You will he sur prised how refreshing it w ill he to he in a place where you used to go when you were a boy or girl. It will recall the days of yore when mother and daddy used to take you. Spend a Sunday in the right way once and come to the Baptist church and hear the Baptists’ new hoy preacher. Rev. Proppe will preach on Sumluy morning oil "Santifica- tion or Cranktification: Which? ’ and in the evening at 7:30 he will preach on “The Unanswerable (Jite.^ tion.” We linve a Sunday school which meets at 10 a. m. Prayer meetings Wednesdays at 7:30 p. m. Come, let’s go. port showed an average attendance of 89. Our mid-week prayer pneet- ing is well attended and very inter esting. We believe the Bible to be God’s message to man and so teach. W e nre and have been for over a year studying tlie “Sermon on the Mount." You are cordially invited to attend Hie services of this church when you have not a church of your own to go to. A big Easter program is being prepared for April it ft at 11 a. m. C. T. COOK, Pastor. MORE AUTOMOBILE THIEVES TH AN EVER IS PREDICTED Automobile thefts are on the in crease, despite fill efforts to curb i hem. There are men who make a business of stealing cars, driving them into another state and there selling them. Mere automobile tiiefts will occur on the Pacific coast, including Oregon, this coming summer than in any previous sum mer period. These are a few of the high spots from an interview with B. W. Mc-^ Calvary Presbyterian Church. Cay, chief investigator for the theft bureau of flic Pacific coast auto There will be special Easter ser underwriters' conference, who was vices hold in Calvary Presbyterian in Portland last mee. church on Easter Sunday, April ith. The pastor will deliver an Easter NEW VULCANIZING SHOP address, and there will lie special music appropriate to the occasion. The Independence Vulcanizing Services at II o’clock. A cordial in Shop was opened (his week by M. vitation is issued to (lie general P. O' Donnell, lie is an efficient public to attend this service. “ tire doctor" and also docs Adona tread work, llis shop is lo< led on Methodist Services GLAD TO SEE THEM BACK. Main street opposite the farmers State Bank. Automobile owners are much Next Sunday at the Methodist liurcli at 11 a. m. special services pleased that lialliday A Justin are THREE CARS DELIVERED. or the young people and children. hack in town. They are both skilled The address will be demonstrated workmen and every job brought to The Auto Utilities Co. delivered o make clear lo all the Christian them is sure to he done well. Their three cars the first of the week. ife ns against the sin life. The ev- machine shop is located on South Mr. Blodgett of Monmouth got an iiing sermon will lie “Christ's Tri Main street. Overland, Mr. Reed of 1’acker a mpliaul Entry Into Jerusalem." Mawvell and a farmer living be 46 tween Monmouth and Dallas is the Tripp sells real estate. tt the hour of 7:.’10. Special music ud song service. Sunday school a t 1 proud possessor of a Nash The home made hootch will git 0 a. ni. A good class and teacher or any who come. The recent re you ef you don't watch out. FORD PRODUCTS POPULAR M. E. church Sunday. tion thereof; and that Monday, the Mrs. Leah Thompson of Salem is 29th day of March, 1920, at the the house guest of her aunt, Mrs. County Court House in Dallas. Polk County. State of Oregon, has been M. V. Prather this week. set as the time and place for the Clifford and Gilbert Loy*of O. A. hearing of said final account and C., are spending their vacation at any objections that may be made to any part thereof. Notice is here the parental home this week. by given to all persons who may Jess Tann was called to Vancou have any objections to said ver as a witness. Did not learn the final account, or to any part there particulars in regards to thecase. of, to present the same at the time J. K. Tann and wife spent a few and place aforesaid. This notice Rentals of moving picture frlnv days with her brother, Jim Nash, is published in The Polk County Post by order of Judge A. B. Robin netted the government $435,454.80 and family at Salem last week son, County Judge of said County, during the month, as compared with E B Gobat, wife and daughter and for four successive and consecutive $: 62,506.66 in November, while in addition, $275,409.94 was received Miss Clarke of Albany spent Sun weeks immediately preceeding the ' fi an the seating tax, a decided in day witli G E. Harmon and family. said hearing. H. DENLINGER, crease over the $59,364.76 reported Paul Herron of Portland and Guardian; Address, Hillsdale, for November. Marie Prather of Corvallis visited Oregon. Total collections for the month their grandmother, Mrs. McClain First insertion Feb. 27, 1920. were $1,030,684,083.41 as compared Friday. Last insertion March 26,1920. with $163,736,294.48 for November, Messrs. Smiley and Cutting, who and $193,997,066.65 in December, Notice to Creditor». have been holding meetings here 1918. went to Oak Grove Sunday to hold Notice is hereby given that the meetings. B U E N A V IS T A undersigned has been duly appoint There is to be all day services in ed administrator of the estate of Guy Prather and Alma Wells were the M. E. church Easter Sunday. Charles Silas Cooper, deceased, by Sunday' school convention in the af the County Court of the State of at the parental homes Sunday. ternoon. All are invited to attend Oregon for Polk County, and has Prof. W. F. Reynolds and wife these meetings. qualified. were Albany callers Saturday. All persons having claims against Abe Porter and family, who have H. Knighton and N. C. Anderson been living in Vancouver moved in the said estate are hereby notified are plowing hops for Sam Irvine. to the Ellen Snyder house. Mr. Por to present the same duly verified, • together with the proper vouchers G. E. Harmon aiu\ P. Hansen ter is helping Ed .Prather and N. C, therefor, to the undersigned ad Anderson log. cut to the Kczer sale Saturday at ministrator at his residence near Rickreail GUARDIAN’S NOTICE OF F IN A L Airlie in said County, within six months from the date of this notice. Messrs. Blair and Thomas of Van-1 ACCOUNT. Dated and first published March couver, Wash., were business callers , here Tuesday. In the Matter of the Estate of 19th, 1920. I LOREN COOPER, Wendell Hill Denlinger, a minor. Ernest Moe and wife of McMinn Administrator of the estate of Notice is hereby given that II. ville are visiting his father, W illiam 1 Charles Silas Cooper, deceased. Denlinger, the duly appointed and Moe, and family. acting guardian of the above en Swope & Swope, Attorneys. Mr. Richards of Willamette college ; titled estate, has * filed his final First publication March 19. gave a very interesting talk in the ' account concerning his administra- Last publication April 9. The Ace Garage is one of the busi places in Polk county and there arc most generally two r three visitors in the office inquiring about Ford cars, Ford trucks ot Fordson tractors. There is no douhf of the popularity of the Ford products. est HALLIDAY & JUSTIN’S . ACHINt ANO HtPAIfi SHOP MANY W IL L BUY CHE7R0LETS Now Ready for Business. A ll Automobile and Repair Work Done Promptly and in a First Class Shape by Experienced Mechanics, Agents for TH ERM O ID T IR E S and Brake Lining Independence Vulcanizing Shop NOW OPEN Repairing of Tires and Tubes and Adona Tread Work Our Specialty. A ll work Guaranteed M. J. O’DONNELL, Prop. The Sayles Motor Car Co., which is located on C street, is very hope ful flint there will be m m.\ Chev- roiets sold in this section during the coming spring and o mater. The Chevrolet is a well known car of merit and those who <>\\ n them are much plenscd. NEW NASHES ARRIVE The \uto Utilities Co. received n| carload of Nash cars and Nash trucks tlii- morning whi< li will be displayed in their show room on C street. N a s h S ix You will find in the N A S H S IX practically all the improvement* and distinctive features to be found on cars selling from $200 to $400 higher iff price. The elegant design, thebeautiful combination of colors, the leather up holstering, and the long flexible springs make this car the P R ID E OF E V E R Y NA SH OWNER. L E T U S SH O W ONE TO YO U. I f you want a lighter car you cannot equal the new M a x w e ll MORE TORDS COMING The Yce Garage sent a crew of men to Portland today to drive home a Ini neh of Fords. W e can make immediate delivery. O U R P R IC E S ON TIRES, T U B E S & AC CESSO R IES are BE D ROCK * Give us a trial. Tell The Post. MOVING PICTURE HOUSE TAXES Collections of moving picture house taxes during December were S E R V IC E and Q U A L IT Y T h e A u t o U t ilit ie s C o . DALLAS, OREGON INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
