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The j'um
When you want the beet «all tor
Liberty bread. Baked by electricity.
Mr. aud Mr*. J. S. Bohannon de-
F. C. McLeun was in Fortland yes­
parted Monday morning lor Shrine
join aud up until this uiue have not terday.
returned no they have found much
An Evangelical church will be
good to look upon.
built at Airlie.
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Dee Taylor ol Klamath Falls was
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Now is the time to begin killing flies
A fly dead in ■ an arrival in Independence Sunday 1 Miss Vera Johnson is attending
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time makes a thousand less later on.
W e have sev­ g days visiting relatives aud friends.
B and will remain here lor about ten
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ftie battle at once.
- Mrs. Taylor curne last week.
eral fly destroyers which we recommend for inmie-
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Normal this summer.
iA P rice Reduction
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MO aud Mrs. Ira is perry and
jJ. 11. Thunstou of Suver has
' daughter were visitors this week
bought the Tom Warren farm.
at the home of Mr. Sperry * neph­
ew, Homer Wood. Mr. Sperry re­
Miss Emily DeVore will spend the
cently sold his farm near Center­
.tinnn r vacation in California.
ville, Wash.
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"H o m e of the Grafonola”
P E R F E C T S E R V IC E
PUR E DRUGS
Vend Ilill went down and looked
Judge and Mrs. A. B. Robinson,
up
the Shriners from everywhere.
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Florence Burton, Ivy Stan­
iim in iH iiiH im n iim ip iiip iM iiM iiB iM iiiB iiM !
iiiiK im im m im iim iiH iiia iiM j Misses
ley and Pearl Smith and Messrs.
William Dawes aud family motor­
Lee Robinson and Chester Heukle ed to Portland and saw the Shrinons.
Don't be a slacker; eat Liberty
Ross Nelson left for Portland Sun­ | spent several days Uiis week among
bread.
day morning and w ill spend the en­ th Shriners at Portland
Captain and Mra. C L. Stidd
tire week w ith the Shriners.
were seeing the Shrine convention
W. Huntley is spending the whole
James T. Crowley is once more a this week.
week in Portland.
Miss Hattie Virgin arrived last resident of this community having
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Friday from Missouri and is a purchased what is known as the
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Shoemaker
Stormy Jordan has opened a short guest at the home of her brother, Burrell place south of Independ- joined the Shrine merrymakers in
order restaurant on C street.
Jeter.
ence^ Mr. Crowlq>$ is a reliable Portland this week.
citizen whom everybody is pleased
Miss Mary Howard is visiting
Ben E. Smith could not resist the
Miss Dorothy Fitchard visited to see back.
friends in Independence this week. with friends in Salem. While in the
: call of the Shrine so he goes
Capital City she was extensively
Mis-. Nellie Bramberg has return­ ■ Wednesday night.
Mrs. George Girard has returned | entertainw:
ed from Portland where she has
from a visit with Portland relative^-
graduated from Benson Polytech- I Mr. and Mrs. W. Setak and
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For Sale—My residence in lude- nical school. The Brambergs have daughter, Hattie, were visiUng in
Mrs. Josie Lehman is spending a ■ pendence. A good buy for someone taken the F. O. Parker house which Salem this week.
while with her sister in Kings Val- wishing a nice modern home. w .
they will occupy during Mns. Park­
Charles Smith is quite ill at his
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15 ers absence.
home on 6th street, suffering from
Mrs. B. F. Swope was a Portland
a stroke of paralysis.
Mrs. K. C. Eldridge and son, De
Mrs. S. Taylor Jones and son, Rus
visitor last week, returning Satur­ Loss went to Portland Monday ft.
sel, went to Portland Tuesday to
day.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dickinson are
lake in the sight i connected with
join in the big festivities, while S. spending a few days in thecountry
Shrine week.
Taylor remained at home wearing with their son,, George, and family.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Baker and
his perky fez and dispensing S.
daughter are spending the week at
The Misses Madaline and Gretch- P. round trip tickets to the Mecca.
Newport
Mrs. Gertrude Virgin went to Dal­
en Kreamer went to Portland Tues
las
Thursday to attend the funeral of
day to take in the festivities of
Do you live in Independence? | Mystic Shrine week.
Frank Girard, from the Lone P. E. McDugal. Mr. McDugal was
Then why not patronize her indus­
Star state, has been visiting his a brother of Mrs. Frank Treanor.
tries. Eat Liberty bread.
Mr. and Mrs. J. VV. Cosser are brother, George. Mr. Girard's home
Mrs. George Parker arrived this
occupying the Henkle cottage at city is Fort Worth, consequently he
Mrs. W illiam Quartier is visiting Newport. Mr. and Mrs. Henkle will knows just how to talk in the latest afternoon from the Canal Zone to
terms, for they are “oil right" down spend the summer with her parents,
and enjoying sights in Portland join them July 20.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Cooper.
there.
this week.
Max Goldman, Ira Mix, Melvin
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Tice of V. &
S. Camp One were in Independence Ray and Elias Kilen formed a
congenial party that visited the
this week.
Shrine City yesterday.
Mrs. Lewis of Salem is a guest at
ie home of her daughter, Mrs. S.
The McElmurrys were distribut­
aylor Jones.
ing some very fine strawberries
this week. One left at this office
Mrs. Ed. Lorence of W alla Walla, was as big as a hen’s egg.
/ash., is the guest of her mother,
[rs. Nora Mattison.
Rev. H. L. Proppe administered
Isabelle Bauman of Hoskins
isiting her “ big" sister. Louise, in
idependence this week.
E. E. Tripp returned from Port-
id Saturday where he served for
o weeks on thP federal grand
drs. Garland Hill Cohrs arrived j
iday to visit with her brothers,
mer, Verd and Dewey Hill, and
ler relatives.
She wais acconv j
nied by her daughter, Miss
istance June.
Mr. and Mrs. James Robbie went
to Portland yesterday (Thursday)
baptism to three new members of to uttend the carnival and incidents
the church last Sunday: Mr. and ally to make friends with their new
nephew, the infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Veith and Arthur Ward.
Mrs. G. C. McKinney. The McKin
neys formerly lived in Independ­
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Craven and
ence.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Mattison went
to the metropolis Tuesday to take a
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. W olfe went to
look at the wearers of the red
the
Mecca for the Shrine festival
fezzes.
the first of the week. While there
they visited Mrs. Oliver Smith at
Mrs. B. F. Boughey and daugh- Good Samartin hospital
They
ter, Erma, went to Silverton this bring back the glad news that Mrs.
week to visit Mrs. Boughey s daugh- Smith hopes to return home the
ter. They will be away several first of next month.
weeks.
W e are making a specialty of
DRESSING
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dressing boys these days.
you
If
see a tastily dressed
youngster
around
Inde­
pendence now it ’s ten to one
that Kreamer fitted him out.
H at or cap, shirt, collar, tie,
biihiiiiu « i ® i ® i |B i|i® I!I,:|1
coat, pants and shoes.
From
the top to the bottom this
store can dress a boy.
W e not only fix him for Sun­
day school, party or visit, but for ordinary every­
day wear— clothing to knock around in
store is a sure bet.
Miss Mabel Boughey went to
Portland Saturday to enter t]ie ex­
tension department of U. of O.
Miss Boughey expects to spend a
delightful summer as one of her
former instructors, Mrs. Helen
Miller Senn, will be her English
teacher at U. of O.
again this
Most every boy is rough on
clothes and realizing this failing of young America,
Kream er has in stook a line of tough suits, pants and
shoes that will wear and wear well.
Prices on all
grades of clothing are very reasonable.
Bring in
the boy.
O- A. Kreamer
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Miss Lola E. Records, a graduate
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Miss W'innfred Plant is visitiug
of the Beil.ngham normal school,
at the W alter Plant home.
will succeed Miss W illiam * as
third and fourth grade clitic teacher
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Williams were
! in the Independence training school.
Rose Festival visitors today.
Claude Skinner went to Port­
land this week to join Mrs. Skinner,
who had been visiting friends in
the city for several days.
Mrs. H. S. Wood and daughters,
Winona and Dorothy, went to Port­
land this afternoon to see the grand
finale of the Rose Festival.
Miss Hazel Calbreath and Miss
Vera Johnson attended commence­
ment at Willamette U. last Wednes­
day.
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The Spaulding Logging team
proved easy for Independence Sun­
day, the score being 20 to 2. Next
Sunday Sunday Independence plays
Dr. H. C. Dunsmore made a week at Perrydale.
of it at Portland at the big jazz.
The Doctor’s feet had walked over
Last Sunday, at their country
the burning sands before and he had home, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hubbard
rested in the vale of Mohamet* so dispensed hospitality to a number of
he was one of the first to rummage guests including Mr. and Mrs. J.
among the moth halls for his fez S. Bohannon and Mrs. F. A. Spurr.
which it is reported he wears at
very becoming and jaunty angles.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Irvine, ac­
companied by the Misses Alice and
M. W. McGowan was kicked in Kathleen Skinner went to the Mecca
the jaw by a horse last Friday Tuesday to join in the sport. Claire is
and while it knocked him dizzy at a fez wearer and saw it through.
the time, he figured that it would
Pentecostal camp meeting will
be all right in a few days. Tues^
day, however, the side of his face begin on July 1 and continue Tor
j got as big as a football and he hur thirty days. It is stated that
ried to town to put it in the care the object is for “Salvation of sin­
ners and a general moral uplift to
! of a physician.
the town.”
The services will be
held in a tent, corner C and
Mrs. F. O. Parker and children«
Seiond streets.
Franklin and Grace, left Tuesday
for Illnois where they will spend
At her apartments at the Martha
! the summer visiting relative's and
Washington hotel in Portland, Mia*
! friends of their "old home town."
Craven recently entertained
j They will visit in Joliet and I.ucile
for Miss "Marieta Schinn. The in­
■Springfield where both Mr. and Mrs.
spiration for the occasion was the
Parker have relatives. It has been
approaching marriage of Miss
ten years since Mrs. Parker made
Schinn to Mr. Belden Owen. Guests
the trip East and she expects a most
were invited to a miscellaneous
i delightful visit.
shower for the bride-to-be and
many beautiful and practical ar-
Mrs. W. S. McClain o f Budna tides were received. Rose* asd
Vista was in the office of The Polk ferns adorned the rooms and the
County Post last Thursday buying guests indulged in pleasant con­
some printed butter wraps and said versation and happy wishes for the
that she could hardly resist going soon-to-be bride. Ices and cakes
to work.
Mrs. McClain is a were served. Both the hostess and
daughter of H. W. McNeal of the honoree are former Independepce
Aumsville Record and/after five girls and among the guest-list were
years' experience in her father's the Misses Emma Henkle aud
office became a very proficient I^ona Hanna formerly of this
printer.
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W e are offering a substantial reduction in the price
of Mandel Phonographs. W e would be pleased to
show them to you and give you a free concert for the P
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The Mandel Phonograph represents the latest f
achievement in the development of
machines to reproduce the human c
voice and the sounds of musical in­ Fi
struments. It takes its place in m
the front rank of phonographs,
and is able to maintain that posi­
tion through its marvelous powers
of reproduction— playing any rec­
ord from the leading makers and
rendering them in a true and a r­
tistic manner.
WILLARD E. CRAVEN NOW.
S U C C E S S O R TO C R A V E N & H U F F H D W . CO.
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Mrs. A. C. Hanson was among ing. The Sunday school showed an
the many in Portland thin week.
increase over the preceding Sun­
day. It meets at 10 a. m. At 11 a.
Miss Freida Campbell returned| m. Rev. H. L. Proppe will preach
home Monday after visiting several1 on the timely subject of "The Great
days with Miss Vera Johnson.
Reservoir.” This is an important
as well as interesting sermon; you
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ecker went will want to hear it. The Young
to Portland Wednesday to see the People’s Society, the only one of its
“show" and to look over the Texas kind in the city where young peo­
delegation.
Mis. Ecker has a ple are in charge and where Chris
brother, Dr. L. A. Neil, who belongs tian characters' are built, meets at
to “ Hella” of Dallas. Texas, one of 7 p. m. Thero will be special vio­
the most popular Temples repre? lin solos and a flne meeting Is prom­
sented.
ised. You must plan on coming.
At the hour of 8 p. m. the Rev. Prop­
pe will preach on “ Playing the
Baptist Church Announcements
Fool,” Come and find out who
these people are. There will also
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be special music at this service.
Were you at the Baptist church Tho church is planning to have its
Sunday both morning and evening? organ on hand for the Sunday ser­
If you were you enjoyed the mark­ vices and with both piano and or­
ed increase in attendance and enr gan playing for the services, the
joyed the splendid services but if music will be enjoyed by all. If
if you stayed at home you missed you come a hearty welcome awaits
something.
Miss Erma Boughey you.
rendered two numbers on her
“ Bells" in her own unique way
COLLECTIONS
which was enjoyed by all thoae pres"
Knight Adjustment Co.,
ent. Next Sunday promises to be
another day worth while your com­
McMinnville Ore.
SAY!
Little Garlin Morgan of Vancouv­
er, Wash., is spending her vacation
with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Morgan.
Dr. and Mrs. O. D. Butler were in
Portland for the festival. Dr. is a
member of A1 Kadar and was be­
comingly wearing his “ fez.”
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Mr. and Mrs. P. 11. Drexler were
in ForUand this week.
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Stormy Jordan on C street has opened up a Short
Order and you w on’t have to pay for anything but
what you get.
Y o u ’ll get your money’s worth and
if you don’t, don’t never come back.
Summer Vacation Tickets
are now on sale
TO
Tillamook County Beaches
Located 100 miles due west of Portland between
Neah-kah-nie Mountain and Netarts Bay. These
beaches include Garibaldi Beach resorts, Neahkah-
nie, Mananita and Bay Ocean.
Newport (Oregon’s old favorite resort)
On Yaquine Bay— Large Natatorium—Ample HotaL
accommodations and camping facilities.
Crater Lake
f*'»y i«t)
One of the natural wonders of the world.
in the heart of an extinct volcano.
A Lake
Other Attractive Outing Places
Datroit (Rrietenbush Hot Spring»—Mt. Jefferson Country)
McCradla Hot Spring«
Josephine County Caves (Oregon's Marble Halls)
Shasta Mountain Resorts
Colombia River Beach««
ML Ranisr National Park
TaUowstona National Park
Olaolar National Park
"Oregon Outdoors”
New Summer booklet contains general information on
the different Oregon Resorts; Summer Excunsion fares;
Hotel and C amP ••!*-
Inquire of local agent for further particulars.
SOUTHERN P A C I F I C LINES
JOHN M. SCOTT
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