FOR COMMISSIONER
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BUENA VISTA
I wish to announce that I am can­
Mr. Hansen was shopping in Al­
didate for county commissioner bany Monday.
subject to the decision of the Demo­
Ed Nisian of McMinnville was
cratic voters at the primaries, May
here last week buying hogs.
Si
W. J. (Bill) WHITE.
Mrs. W. J. Reynolds spent the
Dallas, Ore.
(Paid Advertisement)
week end with her daughter at
Lebanon.
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i Enjoy the Summer with
1 a Clark Jewel Oil Stove
They will meet every cooking requirement and give
a cool, comfortable kitchen to work in on hot sum­
mer days.
They are simple to operate.
In construction they are rigid and durable.
Finished in handsome Olive Green enamel on all
sizes.
Clark Jewel Oil Stoves make kitchen work pleasant.
Thev save time.—They save oil.
Miss Strout, of O. A. C., was the
N. Anderson and wife of McMinn-
guest of Miss Opal Hewett here the vill visited N. C. Anderson and wife
first of the week. The girls re last week.
turned to their school duties
Mr. and Mrs. Dick McCarthy
Wednesday morning accompanied
moved last week three miles east
by Dr. Hewett.
of Albany.
Albert Sperling was in Inde­
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Tann attended
pendence this week.
He reports
the funeral of his brother at Al­
that his brother, Gustav, who was
bany Sunday.
seriously injured by falling from
The Clark Jewel may be
a train near St. Helens last week,
N. C. Anderson, wife and mother
equipped with Peerlesa
is much better.
spent Sunday with E. B. Gobat and
Ovens.
These ovens with
family at Albany.
glass
paneled
doors allow
The Oak Point Ladies Club held
Mr. and Mrs. Simmons and son.
a most interesting meeting last
the cooking process to be
“ Home of the Grafonola”
Thursday afternoon with Dean Will, spent Sunday afternoon with
watched without opening
PERFECT SERVICE
PURE DRUGS
Todd of the Normal as principal friends near Albany.
the door. Polished blue
i.
speaker. Miss Todd has recently
mini
J. R. Loy and wife attended the
steel
body, tin lined and
returned from a trip to the Orient sale at w () Morrow s> north of
insulated
with asbestos.
and related many interesting ex- independence Monday.
CITY AND COUNTRY
The
doors
have
wire sup­
periences.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE $2
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Grandma Harmon went to Mon-
ports
which
make
a shelf
Tripp writes lire insurance.
Mr. and Mrs. George Conkey were mouth Tuesday to consult a doctor
when open and Alaska handles are cool.
On and after June 1 next, the
most delightful hosts to the mem­ m regards to her health.
subscription price of I he Polk
Pasture for rent.
Call Farm
bers of the Crab Club last evening.
County
Post
will
be
two
dollars
a
3802.
M. J. Conger and family of Su-
An
exquisite dinner of beautiful ap­
year. This advance is made
ver spent Sunday evening with
pointments
was
served
and
plenty
necessary by the increased cost
Don’t be a slacker; eat Liberty
Mrs. Conger’s mother, Mrs. Emma
of white paper. No credit will of social repartee added enjoyment. Anderson.
bread.
1
The
dinner
hour
was
followed
by
be give on subscriptions whutso-
cards.
SUCCESSOR TO CRAVEN & HUFF HDW. CO.
Claud Skinner and wife spent |
Mrs. U. G. Berry is visiting Port­ evei. The expiration of each sub­
' Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Skin- ■
scription
is
printed
after
the
land relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Jones ner’s uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. ¡Tw itk li m i W i i w i i w i i w i i m « i ! i m i n i i n i n i i i m i n i i m « i i a i i i i n i i H i i w i « i i n i lia iii« iia iu '
name tn the paper or wrapper.
presided over a dinner party of u—
beau­ A. J. Hall.
Mrs. John Collins was here from i
tiful appointments at their attract­
Portland Sunday.
Guy Hewett, wife -and son of companied by his bride-to-be, and
Miss Dorothy Fitchard is at Eu ive home on Fourh street last Sat­
urday evening. Covers were laid Elkins, and Mrs. Hewett of Mon­ asked for a marriage license, he
gene
to
attend
the
Junior
week
end
Don’t say “I saw it in the pa- |
Mrs. F. C. Eddy visited friends in
for Mr. and Mrs. Victor Morris of mouth called on Mrs. Louise Har­ found that it is not always smooth
festivities
of
U.
of
O.
She
is
the
per."
Say “I saw it in The |
Sheridan last week.
Eugene, Thos. W. Lewis of Salem, mon Sunday.
sailing for the little winged god.
guest of Miss Leonta Rogers.
Post" for if the news is true |
father of the hostess, Miss Bessie
and accurate that's where you |
J. A. Veners of Portland and H. Previous to the arrival of the young
Miss Gladys Reynolds was home
j Mrs. J. S. Cooper returned Mon- Harper Mr. and Mrs. R. E. McCor­ A. Baldwin and son, Ernest, of Win- couple, Sheriff Orr had informed the did see it.
from Corvallis last week end.
j day from a visit with her daughter, mick of Portland, Mrs. Jones, Mr. lock, were the guests of Mr. and county clerk of their intentions and
Jones and Russell Jones. Sunday Mrs. A. J. Hall Sunday.
had given strict orders that the li­
When you want the best call for Mrs. John Krause, of Aurora.
the party motored to Dallas where
cense be denied. They were met,
Liberty bread. Baked by electricity.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lichty, Mrs. G. therefore, by Deputy Sheriff Hooker lowing is the program:
The fire alarm was sounded Tues- they were entertained by friends.
E. Harmon and daughter, Blanche, and the mother of the would-be
10:00—Song Service.
.
day
noon
and
the
boys
made
a
run
Six fresh cows for sale. Olden,
10:20—Sunday
School Hour
called
on
Thelma
and
Alice
Moe
Mrs.
C.
O.
Sloper
very
pleasingly
bride,
who
took
the
young
lady
into
4 miles southwest of Monmouth on ' to the A. D. Davidson residence.
Workers’ Conference
entertaintd the Ladies of theChrist- at Independence Sunday evening.
custody and returned her to her In­
The
blaze
was
extinguished
before
Airlie road. «
Teen-age Boys—J. F. Ulrich, Air-
ian church at her home Thursday
dependence home.
It developed
j they got there.
Mr. and Mrs. M. V. Prather went
lie.
afternoon. Busy fingers plied the
that
she
was
but
17
years
old
and
Mrs. Lloyd Swain arrived from I
.
to Portland Monday where Mrs.
Teenage Girls—Miss Gladys Car-
California last Saturday to join h e r! Clarence Irwin, who retired as a threads and much was accomplish­ Prather will undergo an operation not 18 as Mr. Hilliard had de­
son,
Elkins.
ed
toward
completing
unfinished
clared.
husband here.
! stock buyer several months ago, is
at the Good Samaratin hospital.
j Junior—Mrs. W. C. Williams,
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I now in the jitney business. He re- garments. Mrs. Sloper served ex­
Polk county highways which, in Lewisville,
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Richardson, old
Mrs. H. F, Brandson of Portland j cently purchased a new Ford and cellent refreshments and during
the afternoon piano music also add­ pioneers of this place, are moving some places have been practically ' Primary—(Miss Florence Hill, Elk-
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. j *las *wo c a r s ^or s e r v - c ® -
ed to the pleasure. The Aid this to Independence. We regret to lose impassable for the past few months, ins.
Murch Russell.
11 ;00—Music.
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I Tom Warren and a son were here week presented Mrs. Jack Fear, a the worthy people. What is our are rapidly taking on the appear­
11:15—The Way to Emmaus, Rev.
member, with a parting gift as she loss will be Independence’s gain. ance of good roads again and the
j
from
Linn
county
the
first
of
the
Lawrence Eldridgc returned to
vas leaving for her home in Wash­ May they have the best of success county court is employing every Jas. Elvin, Salem Y. M. C. A.
week.
Tom
feels
keenly
the
death
Medford Wednesday after a visit
means to have them in good con­
11 ;45—Announcements.
in their new home.
of his two sons, who were victims ington.
with the home fcflks.
dition for summer travel.
The
12;00—Lunch Hour. Basket Din­
of the influenza last winter.
May 14, a dinner and entertain­ bottom went out of the main roads ner.
The High School student-body
Miss Madaline Kreamer was
ment
will be given at the school just following the freezing weather
1:30—Song Service.
The W. R. C. will hold their and faculty have been having a
home from Corvallis to spend last
house to raise funds for the school I of the early winter and the heavy
1:45—Business
Meeting. Election
round
of
pleasure
this
week.
Mon­
regular meeting on May 15 at 2 p.
Sunday with “Mother.”
piano. The ladies of Buena Vista traffic of lumber trucks on them of Officers.
m. All members are requested to day evening they gathered on the
?:15—Question Box.
east side of the beautiful Willamette will serve dinner. You are request­ afterwards cut them up in such a
Miss Britania McDevitt of Port­ be present as there is lots of busi­
3:00—Address, Rev. Chris J. Ben-
near the ferry and indulged in a ed to come. A small admission will shape that several of them hud to
ness
to
attend
to,
also
candidates
land visited her sister Mrs. George
wienie roast and a marshmallow be charged at the door for those be closed to motor vehicles for a ney, Co. Pres.
initiated.
Conkey, last Wednesday.
Special meetings for the girls,
toast. The roasts and toasts made wishing to hear the program. Ev­ time.
eryone is urged to come as this is
led by Miss Carson and the boys,
Mrs. Hal Hibbs, who submitted ,i delightful combination anil a
For Sale—Square piano at rea­
CONVENTION AT LEWISVILLE led by Rev. Elvin, will be held dur­
merry time resulted. Rev. and Mrs. a worthy cause.
sonable terms. $25 cash and easy to an operation for appendicitis at
ing the afternoon. Also games and
Proppe were present, the former
terms on remainder. Call at J. F. | Good Samaritan hospital recently,
A Sunday School convention for Bible stories for the children.
AIRLIE
acting in the capacity of master of
|
has
recovered
nicely
and
is
with
Miller home.
the Airlie district is to be held at
Everyone cordially invited to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. McDevitt ceremonies. A variety of games,
Miss Chloe A. Seymour spent the L.cwisville Sunday, May 16. Fol- meet with them.
too,
added
to
the
gaiety
of
the
occa
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Halladay of of Dallas.
sion. Tuesday evening the students week end in Salem.
Snohomish, Wash., were visiting
presented Alaskan life in pictures
Last
Friday
afternoon
the
Girl
Mr. J. F. Wienert is visiting his
their son, S. C. Halladay, in Inde­
at the M. E. church, which were friends and relatives in eastern
Scouts,
who
are
under
the
super­
pendence this week.
Tuesday after Oregon.
vision of Mrs. C. T. Cook, enjoyed very instructive.
noon Mr. Lewis, who had charge of
a
picnic.
Weinies,
marshmallows
Mrs. M. J. Bulloch has just re­
Seven of the high school students
ceived orange blossoms from her and other features were provided the pictures, talked to the grade
school and exhibited Alaskan curi took the state examination in Old
for
the
pleasure
of
the
twenty
pic-
sister, Mrs. Reeves, who is in Cali­
os. Later he entertained the Boy Testament Bible study last Friday.
fornia. The Reeves are having a nicers.
Scouts at th0 church. The receipts
delightful visit in the neighbor
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Titus, Mr. and
of the evening
were about $45.
Tell The Post About It!
state.
Mrs. K. L. Williams were visiting
Today the “ His" are having a jolli­
friends in Dallas Sunday afternoon.
Specialist
fication and playing Nfonmouth for
iinale.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Staats and
Murl Cooper motored to Albany
The two literary socities of Inde­ Saturday to do their summer shop­
The International Tailoring
pendence High rendered a joint ping.
program last Friday afternoon
Co. announces a sweeping
The Airlie teachers have all been
which was greatly enjoyed by the
requested to remain for another
Eyesight
student-body,
faculty
and
several
reduction in tailor made
guests. Those appearing on the year with a prospective increase in
suits. There is a cut in price
program and the several numbers salaries.
were: Music, Orchestra bells and
Miss Norma Williams, teacher of
Can be seen at his office 211 212 Oregon Building (formerly the
on 56 of the present season’s
piano, the Misses Winnafred Guynn Ward school, is giving tht “last!
Hubbard building). One third of a century practical experience—
and Irma Boughey; Reading, Rus­ day” program on Saturday,, the
9 years practice in Salem. My years of experience and the satis­
designs o f $6, $8, $10, $13,
sell Jones; Violin solo, Glenn Bur- 15th. All welcome.
factory service I have rendered to thousands of Marion and Polk
right; School news, Myrtle Houx;
$14 and $17 according to the
county people assures you competent and lasting relief in all your
Frank Osborne, Mattie Crook,
Piano solo, Alma Kullander; Song,
eyesight troubles.
Glee Club; Report on Dickens, Cy­ Guy Wisecup Dorothy Gross, Harry
fabric you pick out. This is
In every tradet profession or branch of work there are found
ril Reynolds; Song, Helen Jones Kester and Laura Wienert motored
a
few
men who, from special fitness or education, or both, are bet­
” — a much welcomed announce­
| with Marjorie Reynolds at the pi- to Pacific City Sunday.
ter
prepared
to serve you in their line than the multitude of oth­
' ano; Scene from Pickwick, Dean
ers
in
the
same
field.
Friday
evening,
May
7th,
the
ment in these times afS ever advancing prices. It
i Craven, Ira Compton and Dale
high
school
students
gave
a
very
Since
optometry
requires especial1 ability in both professional
j Scrafford; Piano duett, Thelma
means a saving o f the amounts just named for the
and mechanical work, men that are fitted to do both equally well
j Williams and Kathleen Skinner, enjoyable marshmallow roast to the
young people of the community.
are scarce
j At the conclusion of the program They
men of this vicinity. They are most cordially in­
motored to the Helmick
j the Independence High and Jeffer-
Therefore, you cannot be too particular about the selection of
! son High crossed bats. The writer bridge and spent the evening a-
the man to whom you entrust your eyes.
vited to visit our store as soon as possible and look
has always been an ardent disciple round the bonfire.
The professional work, the examining and measuring of your
at the cloth from which these suits are made. They
| of George Washington and is com-
Our Christian Endeavor rally Sun
eye defects, must be skillfully done The mechanical part, the
! pel led to report the score at the day evening, May 9, met with untold
making and adjusting of your glasses, is no less important.
will be satisfied with color and quality and we guar­
j end of the seventh inning, 44 to 1, success. A large number were in
I am making a specialty of correcting children’s eyes.
MY
I in favor of the visitors. The Inde- attendance and all left themeeting
PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE for the material and ser­
antee a fit. The International is one of the best of
| pendence team is composed of much more able to carry on their
vice you will receive and I guarantee satisfaction in every re­
| youngsters, while Jefferson boasts year’s work. The special music
its kind in the world and we are pleased to represent
spect. Office hours from 9 to 12 a. m.—1 to 5 p. m. Sundays
of swine "near professionals." To proved a great assistance and was
and evenings by special appointment
look at the “merry go round one rendered by Airlie, Lewisville and
such a reliable company.
wished that the plucky youths of Pedee. Mr. Willard of McMinnville
S Independence might have an ath- was the speaker for the evening.
DR. M . P. M E N D E L S O H N
; letic coach and prepare for the
‘fray" and then compare the
FITS GLASSES CORRECTLY
DALLAS
scores. Independence nine served
Salem, Oregon
I a luncheon to the Jefferson team
Phone 443
When Roy Hilliard, of the Pedee
I and guests before their departure country presented himself before the .
and received many compliments county clerk Saturday morning, ac-
for the hospitality displayed.
Hundreds of men sliave themselves fo r various rea­
sons and many o f them dread it because they are not
properly equipped to do the work in a satisfactory
and painless maimer. Any man armed with a Gem
safety razor can push it over his face and never feel
it. Then finish" up with good powder and cream and
step forth not only looking fine but feeling the same. a
Williams’ Drug Co, j
1 WILLARD E. CRAVEN HDW.
Dr. Mendelsohn
in
PRICES
GO
DOWN
O. A. Kreamer
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