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WANTED—HOP PICKERS
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the Christian church very yard for convenience of town 8
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the Aid. Mrs. Chown served
Step down into our little tent when the
At the Burton hop yard. ?0c per ¡j
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a refreshing luncheon.
box. W ill run auto truck tp and ^
scorching sun burns the skin and the
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from yard for convenience of town ?
The
W.
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Craven
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perspiration oo?es from the pores.
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people.
Phone Farm 914.
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has
a
new
truck,
whittled
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With our “ shammies” brush away the
out
of
an
old
car.
This
truck
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FOR SALE
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will be used, as we under
burn and follow with a cool “ sponge.”
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Clover reaper, cut 15 acres; Me- g
stand
it,
for
fishing
pur
So come, freshen up and LIVE.
poses. Of late vears Mr. Cormick binder, cut 100 acres; 2 g
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Craven has been unable to horses; hop baler, stove, pipe, g
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bring home all the tish he baskets and other supplies. Phone 8
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10 tf!
catches
in an ordinary car. M-4312.
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B. F. Swope, thru the
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real estate agency of Tripp 1 new Ford Truck w ith cab and f
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& Kurre. has purchased the bed used about 3 m onths.
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used
Overlands.
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Merwin
property.
Sixth
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and E Sts. He will take 2 used Maxwells.
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All the above cars are in good ■
possession
at
once.
This
“Home of the Grafonola”
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is the third home Mr. running order and guaranteed by £
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Swope
has had within a us.
PURE DRUGS g year and he anticipates
AUTO UTILITIES CO.
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CITY AND COUNTRY
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Drex
ler returned Tuesday from
Keen The Post phones Otter Rock where they
ringing.
spent several days at their
cottage.
Mrs. B. F. Swope and
daughter. Miss Bessie, are Mrs. C. D. Calbreath and
cottagers at Newport, going daughters. Misses Norma
over Monday.
and Elinor and mother,
Mrs. II. Dadmun. returned
Mrs. Snowie Kurre and Tuesday from a delightful
sister of Forest Grove were soiourn at Newport.
guests at the Peter Kurre
home this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Plant is
at the home of her son, Wal
A son arrived at the ter. Mrs. Plant has not
home of Mr. and Mrs. John been entirely well since a
B. Eakin (Dorothy Childs) serious illness last wintei
but is improving nicely.
in Dallas Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chetelet
and children of Portland
and Miss Myrtle Adams,
who have been guests at the
L. G. Reeves and Bulloch
homes, went to Newport
Monday. The party, with
the exception of Mr. Chete
let. will return to Independ
ence for a further visit
FOR SALE: Princess dresser; I
good condition; reasonable. Phone a
M 7022.
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FOR , SALE:
One
wagon, good as new.
Tripp & Kurre.
horse truck ~
Cheap. See 3
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COLLECTIONS
Knight A djustm ent Co.,
M cM innville Ore.
A. L. Thomas motored to,
Newport for last week end.! Mr.
Mrs. Thomas, who has beenjer£ ^ '
there a fortnight, returned £ 9 ° “ “ ?
husband. Mr.
and Mrs.
J -r
M,. Master
i f - Jack
I). Hibbs and
Harding are enjoying their
visit so much they expect
to remain until Sept. 1.
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J. P. Robertson of Salem
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were guests last week of
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Mrs, Robertson and daugh
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ters. Miss Eva. and Mrs. W.
Miss Geraldine Cook re Alexander Bros, got a Mrs. George Parker re H. Craven. The Lawton «
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turned Saturday from a vis vield of 31 tons of vetch turned Monday from a visit people have large oil inter a
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it of several days with from ten acres which shows with her sisters. Mrs. More- ests in the Oklahoma fields I
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what vetch will do in the
Philomath relatives.
and are making an exten
Aud
are
putting
out
the
best
bread
on
the
market,
land
of
Tacoma,
and
Mrs.
C.
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Willamette valley under E. Ireland of McMinnville. sive trip thru the West.
i t is more like Mother’s bread. Clean and baked I
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Mabel Claire Ground favorable circumstances.
Mrs. Parker was accom Miss Katherine Arbuth- 8 by electricity.
went to Newport Monday j
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panied
Masters Jim and not was home from Ore
to pass a fortnight with a Raleigh Tavlor and Pete Billie bv
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Moreland who will gon City over last week I Try it; You will like it.
party of Portland friends. Stoltenberg played ball visit their
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grand parents. end. She was accompanied I
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.
S.
Cooper.
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Mrs. Ora Haney of Port- rvdale at Dallas Sunday,
bv , the Misses Helen and
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land and Mrs. Sara Young Reinforced bv such good Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Julia Shankland of New ï
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of Albany were week end talent Falls Citv won 13 to Kreamer
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York
who
passed
a
few
and daughter. days at the Arbuthnot-Mc- §
guests at the I. Claggett 0.
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Miss
Gretchen,
motored to Manama home. The Misses
home.
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Salem
where
they
were
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A new bridge is being
Shankland are teachers in!
ioiued bv Mr. and M^s. the
Independence people are built on the public road one Clias.
of New York
Steele. The paitv Citv schools
regretting the coming de- mile south and one mile then drove
and
are
touring the They were highly delighted Miss Arbuthnot and the
to Canby to vis West Coast States
parture of Mr. and Mrs. west of Independence. In it the Harvey
with the s -enic grandeur of M isses Shankland were
Douglas fam Alaska with a party and
Jesse Walker who expect order to get around. Carrier ily. Mrs. Kreamer,
of
Oregon
and the Willamette friends in Des Moines,
to return to their ranch to Dickinson of route two is Steele and Mrs. Douglas Mrs.
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other
teachers.
valley.
Miss McManama,' Iowa.
are
live.
.
obliged to go thru Mon- sisters
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mouth.
Miss Eva Robertson, who
Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Cox of
is taking her vacation spent
Mrs. Martha Richardson Albany were guests Sunday
part of last week with Sa celebrated her 40th birth of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Rob
lem relatives, motoring ov day at her home last Sun- bie.
Other guests are Mrs.
er with Mr. and Mrs. F. C. I dav.
Mr. and Mrs. Clias. S. O. Carr and niece. Miss
McLean.
Richardson and family of Thelma Weslev of Lyons,
Crisp and Mr. and Mrs. H. Nebr. Tuesday evening the
Misses Fave Johnson of F. McGrath from .Kings Robbies took their guests
the Ace Garage and Miss Valiev were here to loin in to Salem, attending the
Margaret Fitzpatrick of W. the festivities.
presentation of a silver cup
E. Craven Hdw. are back
to Co. M.
on duty after a week’s rec Mr. and Mrs. S. Tavlor
Nature’s Most Wonderful l aboratory
reation.
Jones and son, Russel, and “ Daddv” Hedges return-
Miss Carrie Quasdorf re turned Monday from Bar
Mrs. Alice Kurre of Al turned Monday from a View where he has been
and Out-of-Door Paradise
bany has been visiting rela week’s soiourn at Newport domiciled at Fern Cliff
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tives in this community. where they took a cottage. with the Mclntosh-David-
She is a sister of Mrs. W. Mr. Jones resumed his res son party. He reports that
“Yellowstone National Park is ideal for ramping out.
N. Alexander and Mrs. J. ponsible position at the S. the Independence colony is
P. station Wednesday.
having a good time and that
A. Compton.
v When people realize thus it should quickly become
J. G. McIntosh has grown
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the most lived in of all our national parks. Re-
to be a famous (?) nimrod.
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member
that the Yellowstone is yours.”—Franklin
stating that he fishes every
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K. Lane, former Secretary of the Interior
dav and hadn’t vet landed
o
enough to cook.
Covering up a fellow—
©
oooe jowooooooeoooeooooooooo a>ovoeoo»>o<
whether lie’s little or big,
Mrs.
Oliver Smith’s
Its Hotels Are Marvels of Superior Set vice
many
friends
will be de
short or tall, slim or fat—
lighted to know that she is
home from the Good Sa
that is Kreamer’s business.
maritan hospital where she
He’s been at it long enough
has been for over three
months.
She was taken
r r i I A ll I
to know what fits and looks
there for treatment on Mav
2. tho she was able to spend
I LLLUff
well. No charges for his
a few days with friends be
fore returning home. She
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is still quite weak, but is
Operated by the
rapidly regaining her form
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er strength.
or boy wears—hat, collar, tie, shirt, underwear,
It didn’t take Percy
belt, vest, trousers, sox, hose supporters and shoes.
Dickinson long to decide
LEAVES PORTLAND S:00 P. X .
while delivering mail Tues
The cost to you on every article is just that article’s
Let our representative explain the various
day forenoon to surrender
value at current prices or less. Only a moderate
the right-of-wav when he
tours which enable visitors to see all of Yel
saw a runaway team com
lowston,. so comfortably and at minimum
profit is asked for and the same to everybody. No
umuN
ing hitched to a binder. As
cost;
also quote fa ms, prepare your Itiner
it
was
he
failed
to
get
en
P A C IF IC
goods marked up or mhrked up and down again.
nrv and make your reservations.
tirely in the clear and the
SYSTEM
binder struck the fender of
J
II. O'NEILL, Traveling Passenger Agent,
You get a $10 pair of shoes for $10 or less—never
the car. The team, belong
with headquarters ut 701 Wells Fargo Build
ing to W. L. Roberts, didn’t!
more—at Kreamer’s.
ing, Portland, will be glad to rail penson
stop but went rnadlv on. If
ally
on anyon,. wishing to visit Yellowstone,
Mr. Roberts could get such
and ui’range all details. Drop him a card or
fast service in the field from
address
this team as displayed in
this instance, he could cut
WM. McMURRAY
all his grain in thirty min
GENERAL PASSENGER AOENT
utes.
PORTLAND, OREGON
Have Installed
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Independence Bakery
YELLOWSTONE
NATIONAL
COVERING
UP A
PARK
THROUGH SLEEPING CAR
DAILY
Portland to West Yellowstone
Union Pacific System
O. A. Kreamer
D o i t b* a alackar; «at Liberty