Warning! — Again
A G A I N this year we are compelled to urge you to
«««« place your Fordson order early. Last year the
Fall demand for Fordsons swept far past the supply.
This year, the demand is greatly increased and the plain fact is that we can
promise fall Fordsons only to those ordering now. W e urge you not to wait
and take a chance. W hen last fall’s rush came, we scoured three states by
telegraph in a fruitless attempt to locate a few available Fordsons.
Conditions are such this year that we see a greater shortage ahead.
The Fordson
Is a proven Kerosene Tractor.
For its size and weight it is UNEQUALLED IN POWER.
In type of construction it is the most expensive to make and the cheapest to operate.
BUT THE POINT IS
That to be sure of Fall Delivery ORDER ONE NOW .
ACE G A R A G E
Want—Work tor a tractor. En their relatives, the Charles Fitch-
Longfellow's immortal "Evangel
quire lor G. W., Pulk County Post urds. Mr. Corbett is a Shriner and
ine” at the I**8 Sunday night
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the party had been attending the
Corvallis plays ball here Sundny.
festival. Before returning to Nov
Moss Walker and Jim Collins
Friends ol Mrs. Nora Mattison York they will visit in San Frarv
were at the races in Salem the fifth.
Don't be a slacker; eat Liberty
ve ill be delighted to know that she cisco and Los Angeles.
is rapiUy rerovering.
bread.
Wanted—Plowing, 800 to 1000
Mr. and Mrs. George Carbray and
acres.
Address, Salem R 4, Box
I. M. Simpeon was here from
Crust & Costa s iiuwuiiuns at the nephews, Rodney Power and Billy
3BB.
15.
Portland this week.
Isis Sunday nigh. Playing, sing Carbray, of California, and Glen
ing and dancing. See ad.
Burright went to Rock-away beach
for the Fourth. They declare they
Master Jack liarding, who makes enjoyed every minute of the trip
his home with ins aunt, Mrs. A. L. even if they did have to push the
G U A R A N T E E D — “ Y ou rex” silver-plated ware
Themas, is visiting ins iaiher in car up the hills and not reach there
is guaranteed to never show the effects o f wear. Its
Portland.
until the breakfast hour.
C IT Y A N D C O U N T S Y
base o f silver-colored composition metal is insurance
to the manufacturer, the dealer and the user that
recourse to this guarantee seldom, i f ever, will be
required.
” Your ex”
Silverware
Is sold only through jewelers with an established
reputation for reliability. Y ou ’ll find it on sale only
in jew elry stores.
Its base of silver-colored composition metal— pre
cisely the same color as the silver plating— perfectly
conceals the effects of wear. That w ill be true as
long as the ware remains in use. You can sharpen a
“ Y ou rex” table knife without uncovering a base
metal of different hue.
f o r all purposes “ Y ou rex” silverware w ill serve
your purpose.
Reasonably Priced;
Sensibly Purchased
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Sold in Independence only by
Owing to very probable
of wood lids fail* Dickson
son mummend Üial your
supply ol wood be ordered
shortage
Mils. Robertson and daughter,
& MatU- Miss Eva, entertained the members
winter s of the Ladies Aid yesterday after
now.
noon.
Routine business, handr
work, reading, music and conversa
Ollier Independence-lies seeu in tion followed by a dainty luncheon
Salem
Uie big holiday
were characteristic of the hostesses,
Fred Jr., Jim, Joe and lieiuy Ober- made a most delightful afternoon
son accompanied by their wives, for the congenial group of ladies.
and James ililliard and daughter.
Miss Joy Turner will present her
A. M. Gobev el was arrested last music pupils in a public recital at
ingh» on complaint ol a young mar the Methodist church next Monday
ned woman ol iudepeuoince on the
charge of atlempuug to commit
rape. Ills preliminary healing will
he held belorg Justice Baker to
morrow.
Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Williams and * 1
daughter, Thelma, and Mis. Turner
ol .Virile motored to Mu Hood Sun
day, remaining there uuUl Monday
night None ol the party attempted :
to go to the top ol the famous lu ll1
hut contented themselves with ad
vancing to the snow hue.
Among those noticed at the races j
and Capital City theatres in Salem
Monday were Mr. and Mrs. W. 11.
W alker, Muts Emma Henkle, Clane
lieukle, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ecker,
Miss Pearl Smith, Lee IU>huisoitat -
Mr. and Mr». W. H. Craven, Miss
Lucile Craven and Melvin Hay.
A. Jeweler
L. Kul
lander
and Engraver
June Hal llibbs. who has been
visiting relatives here for several
montlis, sailed Tuesday night for
her home in Juneau, Alaska. Mrs.
Hibbe ’vos accompanied by her
mother. Mrs Me Dev lit. They went
to SeaMe last Friday to viait rela
tives until sailing lor. Ute Northern
cinuea
Phone M 1321
Ml and Mr». J. H. Corbett und
daughter. Alter, of Plica, N.
have hrvMi g ii.«u a the home of
|ffl.in Street
evening and lovers of the violin TWO YOUNG LADIES
are pleasantly anticipating the
KILL A BIG BEAR
occasion. Mi$s Turner's pupils re
cently appeared in recital in Salem.
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Concerning the event he musical 1 that's lost, a plum rich bachelor.
critics of the city had this to say: We know him.
He's Mr. Riley
“The violin ensemble numbers re Cooper. Them girls so tickled to
ceived such enthusiastic applause kill a bear they didn't want the
that tlie pupils were compelled to hide ner nuthin’. They just got
resficnd 10 encores. These numbers some pictures Tong side uv him.
weie presented without the aid of Maybe you’ll see 'em in movies.
manuscript..'
An’ say, we got the real bear an’
Last Friday Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Hubbard went to Portland to visit
the Claude Hubburds and to meet
Mrs. Hubbard's sister. Mrs. B. D.
Johnson, who had just arrived from
San Francisco. The party motored
to Seaside for the week end. They
report that Seaside was alive with
celebrants, that people let out
their jiorches and all other avail
able space to accommodate the
crowd but that hundreds who could
not get rooms strolled on the beach
all night.
They were delighted
with the varied attractions Seaside
offered the pleasure seekers, and re
mained until Wednesday evening.
I ’ll tell the world we re keepin’ him
if that there bachelor don't come
and get him.
Aint them some
shore-nuff teachers. We wish we
could go to school to 'em but may
be they won’t teach alius.”
VIR G INIA SOUTHERN.
P. S.—We are sorry to lose Miss
Williams.
We
welcome
Miss
Record. W e believe she is all her
name implies with the Break(er)
applied.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson of Chicago
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Townsend the last of the week. The
party
went
to
Newport
for
the week end and over the Fourth.
Gasoline Shortage
Has Been Greatly Relieved. You W ill Be Safe Now In Buying That Car You
W ere F igu rin g On. W e Have Them.
Maxwell and Nash
W e Also H ave Good Buys In Used M A X W E L L S ,
and C H E V R O L E T S .
O VERLAND S,
D O R TS
The Truck Season Is Here
D on’t Forget Our
M a x w e ll a n d
N ash T ru ck s
T H E Y LEAD
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