The Polk County post., April 30, 1920, Image 10

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Enjoy a pleasant and cool sum­ light luncheon.
mer with a Clark Jewel Oil stove.
Sold by W. E. Craven, Hardware. The summer days of the week
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proved too alluring to J. S. Cooper
1
to
pass
up
without
beginning
his
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Finch of 1920 fishing campaign so he hiked
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Portland were calling on Independ­ over
to his famous retreat near»
ence friends the first of the week. Elk City
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to get busy.
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Later—the
results
proved
bounti­
Rev. P. J. Burnett is visiting rela­ ful and The Post receiveh a liberal They will meet every cooking requirement and give e
tives in Independence. He will sample.
a cool, comfortable kitchen to work in on hot sum­ i
preach at the Christian church Sun­
I
mer days.
day morning.
Monmouth Herald: J. W. Stevens,
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They
are
simple
to
operate.
Hundreds of men shave themselves for various rea­
second hand man of Independence,
Mr.
Cox
of
Albany
visited
the
J.
I
doing business in Monmouth
sons and many of them dread it because they are not S. Robbies last Sunday. He was was
In
construction
they
tire
rigid
and
durable,
I
He says when he went to
properly equipped to do the work in a satisfactory accompanied home by his sister, Friday.
h
inished
in
handsome
Olive
Green
enamel
on
all
Independence
he
made
the
third
a
and painless manner. Any man armed with a Gem Mrs. McKinney.
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second hand man in the city but sizes.
safety razor can push it over his face and never feel
since
he
has
absorbed
his
two
ri­
E. Tripp returned from Port­ vals and now has a monopoly of the Clark Jewel Oil Stoves make kitchen-work pleasant.
I it. Then finish up with good powder and cream and land E. Wednesday
he has been
They sa\ e time.—They save oil.
i step forth not only looking fine but feeling the same. confined for over where
two weeks as a business.
The Clark Jewel may be
federal juryman.
Guy Newton, who is with the In­
equipped
with Peerless
dependence Telephone Co., was a
Mrs. Margaret Fitchard and son, victim
Ovens.
These
ovens with
of
a
painful
accident
while
Bobby, of Portland were here this on duty last week. He fell from
glass
paneled
doors
allow
week to attend the funeral of
a telephone pole across a rail-
the
cooking
process
to be
Marcus
Hubbard.
4'Home of the Qrafonola”
fence and sustained an injury tc,
watched
without
opening
PERFECT SERVICE
PURE DRUGS
Mrs. Susan Jones and daughters, his back that caused him to be off
the door. Polished "blue
the Misses Katharyn and Grace, of duty for several days. He is able
steel body, tin lined and
Corvallis were guests of relatives to be out uguin now.
insulated
with asbestos.
here last Sunday.
At
the
recital
given
by
Miss
Joy
The
doors
have wire sup­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
W.
Cooper
of
Al­
CITY AND COUNTRY bany are at the J. S. Cooper home Mary Pickford, now Mrs. Doug­ Turner in Salem this evening, six
ports
which
make a shelf
las Fairbanks, in "Heart O’ the of her Independence violin pupils I when open and Alaska handles are cool.
today.
Tripp write* Are Insurance.
Hills" at the Isis on Sunday after­ will play. The recital will be given
noon and evening and Monday at the Jason Lee Memorial church.
Mrs.
Lemmon
of
Salem
is
the
Chautauqua May 27-28-29-30-31.
The local pupils who will appear
guest of her daughter. Mrs. Nellie night.
on
the program are:* Martha Hill,
Barnett.
Pasture ior rent. Call Farm
Independence Circle, Neighbors Margaret Eddy, Galena Kurre
3802 .
Woodcraft, meets the second and Lenora Myers, Carroll Smith ai:d
Miss Cooley of Salem was the oi fourth
of each month. All Jacob Lindour.
SUCCESSOR TO CRAVEN & HUFF HDW. CO. |
Money to loan. See J. W. KIST- guest of Miss Marjorie Reynold* visiting Fridays
Neighbors
cordially invited
this
week.
I
LER
to attend all meetings.
Post readers whose subscriptions ~ B lllk llB IIB IiB llfl!l
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in April and May have not
Summer has arrived in our Six fresh cows for sale. Olden, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. Hosford and expire
been notified by mail as is the usual
4 miles southwest of Monmouth on Mr, and Mrs. Frank Strahn of Port­ custom
midst.
because of the circulation
of tire American Jersey Cattle
Airlie road.
campaign
now going on. We judge Don’t say “I saw it in the pa­ iug
land
were
guests
at
the
home
of
club,
New York City, June 2. The
Go to Kreamer's for summer un­
that those who care to renew will
and Mrs. I. Claggett last Sun­ do
new
champion fat-producer is
Everybody that could went to Sa Mr.
per."
Say
"I
saw
it
in
The
derwear.
so
thru
the
contestants.
If,
how­
lem Sunday for the blossom day day.
ever, they fail to renew by the end Post" for if the news is true “Plain Mary," whose record of 1040
the contest we will consider they and accurate that’s where you pounds of butterfat for one year
List your property with J. W. celebration.
Mrs. N. E. Olin of Albany was a of
breaksthe record held by “Vive La
do not wish the paper further and did see it.
KISTLER.
guest
at
the
home
of
Mrs.
Nellie
France.” A new record has also
Sloper Bros, shipped their final Barnett this week. Mrs. Olin is a will remove their names from the
been made in the yearling class by
Eat Liberty bread. Baked by car of broccoli by express to Chi­ sister of Mrs. Roop and was here to list.
“Lulu Alphea of Ashburn," producer
cago Monday.
electricity.
attend the funeral of the late A. M. Salem Journal: Word has been
HORSE A N D HORSE.
of 800 pounds of fat in a one year
received in Salem that John M.
test begun at the age of twenty-
Cecil Swope has been in Portland Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plant and Roop.
Walker, for many years an em­ “I bunkered one of them smart two
months.
\children visited in Salem for several The poisoned barley, recommend­ ploye
this week.
confidence men up in Kay See, good
of
the
Wells
Fargo
company
days last week.
ed by the county agricultural here, and later associated with the and proper!” boasted Gabe Gosnell “Aunt Jane” Powell 90 Years Old
Patronize home industry. Eat
for exterminating squirrels, local offices of the Standard Oil of Grudge, who was just back from
Mr. and Mrs. Will Pettijohn of agent
Liberty bread.
is
sold
Independence by Max company, is seriously ill in a sani­ the Big Burg. “Bought the Union
(Monmouth Herald)
Livesley were Sunday guests at the Goldman. in Mr.
Goldman derives no tarium in Portland. Mr. Walker station from him, by cracky!”
Thursday,
April 29, was “Aunt
Julius Schaffer is in Independ­ Hi Woods home.
profit from its sale.
has recently bçen in charge of the “Thunder!” ejaculated the ac­ Jone” Powell’s ninetieth birthday
ence this week.
Co. K’s old fashioned hop Wednes Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bohannon have Standard Oil station at Independ­ quaintance to whom tlie incident and to properly observe the occa­
Ladies Aid of the Chris­
Any and all forms of Insurance day night was greatly enjoyed by a new grand-daugher at Newberg. ence.
was being related. “What’s the mat­ sion the
church made their weekly
all those present.
J. W. KISTLER.
The young lady arrived at the home Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Bohannon re­ ter with you? You didn’t bunker tian
meeting on that day a reception to
Dr. and Mrs. Horn at 6:30 last turned last Monday from Portland. him; he bunkered you !”
the event. Mrs)
W. T. Macy was here from Mc­ Elmer Chapin and Miss Ethel of
Monday
evening.
She
has
been
While there Mr. Bohannon sub­ “Not by a fightin’ sight, he commemorate
Powell, who for years has been one
Carmack were licensed to wed at christened Betty-Lou.
Minnville Tuesday.
mitted to a very serious operation didn't! i gave him that ’ere stock ! of the faithful workers of the
Dallas Wednesday.
but he is feeding like himself again got stuck with last year for it.”— church os well as a earnest seeker
Eat Liberty bread. It is clean.
Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Butler and and
is as glad to be back as we are
for the good of the community was
Mrs.
Oliver
Smith's
friends
will
Baked by electricity.
and Mrs. M. J Butler went to to have
him
with
us.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
JOB HE SHIRKED.
born
in Illinois and crossed the
be sorry to know that she is ill Dr.
Portland Sunday. While there they
were accompanied home
plains in 1852. At present she is
Miss Pearl Smith was here from at her home here.
indulged in the sport of “smelting” Bohannon
by “Young America Horn" of New- Doctor—'Tell your wife not to enjoying her second sight and can
Corvallis last Sunday.
the Sandy. They returned with burg.
worry about that slight deafness, as read or sew without glasses. She
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs a is large
supply of smelt.
it is merely an indication of advanc­ has five children, twenty three
Miss Helen Butler was the guest Clinton Archibald Sunday. He has
The
Isis
scored
a
great
triumph
grandchildren and fourteen great
been christened Gene Claire.
of Portland friends Sunday.
Ben F. Jones of Newport was in lust-night by beating out Portland ing years
grand children. A celebration by
Mr
Meek
Hi
would
vou
n
,ed
Independence Monday in the inter­ and securing for its first run in
members of the family occurred at
Satu£sJay, May 8, is the date of The man who shaves himself can est of his candidacy for secretary Oregon,
idling
h
•
vou
-elf.
dec!or?-
I
Augustus
Thomas’
sensa­
the
home Thursday evening.
make
it
more
pleasant
by
consult­
the Civic Club cooked food sale.
of state. Mr. Jones is a former tional success, “Rio Grande.” It “Plain Mary” Now Champion Cow.
ing the Williams Drug Co.
resident of Independence and will will be here on Thursday and Fri­
Mrs. Siam Claggett Young was
day nights of next week instead of A new champion Jersey cow will Boost your favorite contestant.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stratton and receive a big vote here.
home from Albany last Sunday.
Long Arm of Mannister.” he proclaimed at the annual meet- Phone The Post the news.
daughter of Salem were guests of Mrs. Johns and daughters, the “The
"Rio
Grande”
big every­
Mrs. C B. Smith went to Port­ "Daddy" Hedges last Sunday.
Misses Annette and Ellen, of Minne­ where. It will is be going
one
of
the best
land last Sunday to visit relatives.
apolis
were
guests
of
Miss
Arbuth-
moving
pictures
ever
seen
in Inde­
Miss Opal McDevitt of Dallas was not and Miss McManama this pendence.
the
guest
of
her
sister,
Mrs.
George
F. O. Parker was home from Sa­
week. The Johns had been spend­
lem Sunday .visiting his family Conkey the first of the week.
ing the winter in California.
Post subscribers who wish to
here.
help any of the contestants in the
Miss Ada Ketchum left last Fri­ The many friends of Miss Beryl automobile
race at a time when
Mrs. Peter Kurre returned Mon­ day for California, after a visit with Holt will be grieved to learn of their assistance
counts the most,
day from a visit with Portland rela­ her parents, Dr. and Mrs. E. L. the
death
of
hei*
mother
at
her
should
do
so
tomorrow.
In case
Ketchum.
tives.
home in Salem last week. Miss your favorite in the race lias
Holt was formerly a teacher in the called for your subscription not
be­
High School here and was very cause of a lack of time, you may
popular.
bring the money to the office of
The
tomorrow. We will seal it
The warm zephyrs of the
Miss Florence Burton, who has in an Post envelope
and give it to the
been making an extended visit with contestant you wish
coming summer will soon relatives
to aid.
in Canada and in the
put the “heavies” in the Eastern States, will arrive home Mr. and Mrs. Orville Martin of
At present she is visiting in Roseburg were visiting their
closet. They’re beginning soon.
Kansas with the Allan Chases who daughter,
Mrs. Homer Hill, this
week. Mr. and Mrs. Martin were
to scratch now and it’s only formerly lived here.
to Albertn, Canada, where
Can be seen at his office 211-212 Oregon Building (formerly the
very close friend of The Post enroute
Hubbard building). One third of a century practical experience—
they
have
farming
interests.
Mrs.
a question of days till off in A Portland
sent us a batch of smelt Hill also enjoyed a visit from her
9
years practice in Salem. My years of experience and the satis­
already cleaned for which he has sister, Mrs. S. F. Frazier and four
they come. What have our
factory
service I have rendered to thousands of Marion and Polk
most hearty thanks. We shud­ children. The Fraziers 'also live
county
people assures you competent and lasting relief in all your
to think, however, what would in Alberta and had been spending
eyesight
troubles. •
iiiamniaiu miBimii you, Mr. Man, to put on in der
have become of those fish if they the winter in Roseburg. The Cana
In
every
trade, profession or branch of work there are found
----- their placet Better ran­ hadn't been cleaned.
dian party was accompanied by
a few men who, from special fitness or education, or both, are bet­
Miss Grace Sullivan of Applegate.
ter prepared to serve you in their line than the multitude of oth­
sack around and see! Find out how many pieces
Mrs. Grover Mattison was initiat­ Ore.,
who
will
will
visit
is
Canada.
ers in the same field.
the Eastern Star last Tues­
you are short and come to this store and replenish ed day into evening.
£ince optometry requires especial ability in both professional
Following the work, Lost Parent-Teachers’ Meeting
and
mechanical work, men that are fitted to do both equally well
a
pleasant
social
hour
and
luncheon
your wardrobe with the best and coolest summer were enjoyed. The local chapter
are scarce
Therefore, you cannot be too particular about the selection of
underwear sold anywhere. We have them in union will be visited by the Worthy The last. (Contributed)
Parent-Teachers’ meet­
the man to whom you entrust your eyes.
Grand Matron May 11.
suits and in separate shirts and drawers—different
ing of the year will he held next
The professional work, the examining and measuring of your
Tuesday,
4, at 3:30. A full at­
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
McIntosh,
who
eye defects, must be skillfully done The mechanical part, the
grades at different prices. We give satisfaction in have been visiting the former’s tendance May
is urged. A program by
making and adjusting of your glasses, is no less important.
the
children
be given and Miss
brother,
J.
G.,
left
last
week.
Mrs.
I am making a specialty of correcting children’s eyes. MY
underwear in the same manner that we do in cloth­ McIntosh will remain in Tacoma Hales of the will
Normal physical edu­
PRICES
ARE VERY RF.ASONABI.F. for the material and scr
Mr. McIntosh will return to cation department will presept her
ing, shoes and hats. Also, don’t think that under­ while
vice
you
will
receive and I guarantee satisfaction in every re­
Yukon, Alaska, where he has large conclusions regarding the height
spect
Office
from 9 to 12 a. m.—1 to 5 p. m. Sundays
wear will be any cheaper until next fall. It will not. interests in the gold mines of that and weight of boys and girls. She and evenings hours
by
special
appointment
took weight before the soup
region.
kitchen opened, when it closed and
The Methodist Sunday school again last week to make compari­
DR. M. P. MENDELSOHN
pupils enjoyed a get-to-gether socia| sons of gain. Election of officers
FITS GLASSES CORRECTLY
at the church last Friday evening. will be held and reports of the
A program of readings, songs and year's work given.
Salem, Oregon
Phone 443
orchestra music made a merry
time for the large gathering of Wanting to rent or buy see J. VV
youngsters. They also enjoyed a KISTLER.
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W ho Shaves Himself \
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- Enjoy the Summer with
I a Clark Jewel Oil Stove
Williams9 Drug Co,
j WILLARD E. CRAVEN HDW.
Dr. Mendelson
Cool Under­
wear for
Summer
Under Wear
O. A. Krearner
Specialist
in
Eyesight