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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (Sept. 17, 1920)
miMiiBimwaiiauimttimwiaiiaMin • I will hold a public sale, i ! 5/a miles south of Inde- Y O U R B O Y OR G IR L ! pendence on Saturday, Sep I tember 25 and will sell TO SCHOOL | head of horses, 2 cows, 18 W IT H O U T P R O P E R E Q U IP M E N T i head of hogs, farm machin- I ery, etc. W e have a complete line o f Pencils, Erasers, |25 F. ▲. TORGESON. Pens, Book Straps, Fountain Pens, Pencil A s sortments, Composition Pads, Slates and Pen sa u cils for L ittle Ones, Pencil Boxes, Sponges, Clover reaper, cut 15 acne; Me- Composition Books, Note Books, Paints and I Cormick binder, cut 100 acna; boreea; bop baler, stove, pij Drawing Supplies, Dividers, Rulers, Lunch I baskets and other supplies. Pbo Baskets, Etc. D O N ’T START roa 111-4312. Williams 9 Drug PE R F E C T SE R V IC E 1 new Ford Truck with cab and | bed used about 3 months. 2 used Overlanda. 2 used Maxwells. A ll the above curs are in good ¡running order and guaranteed by PURE DRUGS | i]ii«ua)iiauiaim tiiwiiaiiniii:aiiim iam m iBii«i«i«iiBiiiwitnim m iiiwiim iwim i' I C IT Y A N D C O U N T R Y Keen The ringing. u ro saau “ Home of the Grafonola” Minneapolis Symphony Or-| chestra at Normal. STATEMENT FARMERS STATE BANK SEPT. S, 1920. • TH i • Loans, Discounts and O verdrafts................... $260,702.33 •U NIVER SITY* Bonds and Warrants ...................................... Banking House, Furniture and Fixtures........ • OREGON • 44,733.45 17,800.00 Casti and Due from Other B a n k s .................... 125,354.89 — Is m a in ta in ed by the s ta te in o r d ^ that th e you n g p e o p le o f O re g o n m a y r e c e iv e » w ith o u t co st« the b e n e fits o f a lib e r a l ed u ca tio n . $448,590.68 The University Include» the ColU#» of Literature. Science and the A rts, the Graduate School, the School of Phys ical Education, and the professional Schools of Law. Medicine (at Portland), Architecture, Commerce. Journalism, Education and Music. Capital Stock .................................................... 25,000.00 Surplus and Undivided P rofits........................ 8,953.52 Deposits ...................................................... •• 381,987.16 Re-discounts..................................................... 32,650.00 $448,590.68 High standards o f scholarship are made possible by an able faculty, wall equipped laboratories and a library of nearly 100.000 volumes. Supervised athletics are encouraged and every attention given the health and welfare of the students. AUTO UTILITIES CO. Independence and Dallas. W it h a heigh ten ed co n fid en ce g ain ed h r the reeent e x p r e s s i o n COLLECT J ONS of p a h li c s o p p o r t , tho U n i v e r s i t y la n o w s a t o r i n g a p o a an o ra of ge d e v e lo p m e n t a n d a x t s n d e d nssfn in ese. Knight Adjustment Co., . M cM innville On. Post phones mimMHaftiwnm mm P U B L IC S A L E FARMERS STATE BANK ^ For a catalogue or for any information, address: Independent» lajei Croton f The special entertainment season T H E R K G IS T R A K FARMS AND ACREAGE WANTED ot the Oregon Normal School w ill U n iv e r s it y of O rogon For real service and results list Engene, Orogon Docs Butler and Barrick be opentd here auspiciously by your property with us. W e have the famous Minneapolis Symphony attended a meet o f dentists six salesmen with machines. W e orchestra, Emil Oberhofter, con Notice to Creditors in Newberg Friday night. inspect and photograph your prop ductor, which w ill appear at the Notice is hereby given that the erty and advertise extensively, and Mrs. A. J. Ward has re Oregon Normal School Chapel Sun have a demand for property at all undersigned has been duly ap turned from Kings V aliev day afternoon, Oct. 3, with a group times. Fred W. German Co., 732 pointed administrator of the es where she has been visiting ot _ soloists, including the eminent Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port tate ° f W. R. Hall, deceased, by the prima donna of the Chicago Grand relatives. land, Of eg. ru 4-3 County Court of the State o f Ore Opera company, Miss Florence Mac gon, and has qualified. H arvey Lovell of Leba beth, who! sung with the Portland TAKEN UP All persons having claims again non is >i late accessory in Apolla Club lust year; James W il Taken up by the undersigned at st said estate are hereby notified the Wind M ill tonsorial es llama, famous Welsh harpist, and his place, seven miles south ot In to present the same duly verified, I J. Roetgen, master cellist dependence, about June 1, black together with the proper vouchers tablishment. Laurence A. Lambert of the horse, weight about 1200, age about therefor, to the undersigned ad The Post broke a few Western Musical bureau has the twelve years. Owner to pay tor ministrator at his residence at bones for A rt Ward in our exclusive management of the or advertising and keep. Buena Vista, Oregon, within six last issue whereas he has no chestra for tiie Western United 26 J. H. W A R D months from the date of this notice. Suites and Western Canada for a broken bones. R. 2, Independence. Dated and first published August series of some 18 concerts. 20th. 1920. Davie Goldman is play W herever the Minneapolis Sym RICK WOOD FOR SALE: Oak, A. J. H A LL, ing in hard luck. First he 1 phony orchestra has appeared it Ash or Fir delivered in either town Administrator of the estate of gets burned, then a bee | bus been acclaimed as second to or country. C. J. Lehman, Suver. W. R. Hall, deceased. stings him on the snot burn none in the country. Under the Phone Monmouth 1210. 25 Swope & Swope, Attorneys. (25) leadership of its disUnguished can ed. ductor, who has been its guiding LOST J. K. P ; Harris reports spirit since its inception 17 years South of Independence, that in his opinion the re ago, wiUi an artistic personnel suit case containing clothes W . D. O V E R T O N cent rains did not damage gathered from the musical centers and Swiss movement wrist Auctioneer the prunes to any great ex of the world, with adequate finan watch cial support ami with 17 years of tent. Phono M-3 Philomath, Ora. uninterrupted development and 25 M. W . Goss. Philomath- Twelv® years experience. A E ver set* a Cole’s O rigi success, the Minneapolis Sym Resolutions of Respect trial w ill convince you. A r phony orchestra today has few nal Wood Stove t For econ range for dates at the office omy and comfort and easy equals and no superiors among Whereas, God in his alwise Prov* o f The Polk County Post or control its a wonder. Ask America’s great orchestras. deuce lias removed from our midst, phone or write me direct. 27 Florence Macbeth, sopranb, of J. D. Hibbs & Co. Scotch ancestry, was born at Man- our sister, Anntettg Green, Be It Resolved, that we, the offi n i j j i i I kato, Minneasota. On Miss Mac a colored |,eUi's return to America, after cers and membens of General Gib H aving added ft lUWiwmihBiiiwiwmiitmiBtiimniiiaiiiii le shop, shop. Proprie porter to the 1 roprie- successful European appearances, son No.r 42, W. R. C., extend ou tor W illiams is about to re- she ! was described as "thei Mimie- heartfelt symputhy to the daughter eeive a petition from the ■sota nightingale" and hailed as one And Be It Further Resolved, That bovs requesting him to go of the greatest coloratura singers a copy of these resolutions be sent 1 A. G. Williams, Prop. to tiie paper for publication and a the limit and add a couple this country has ever produced. A ll kind o f barbering o f good looking “ manicur For the past three seasons Miss copy of these resolutions be spread | done and satisfaction ist ladies.” Macbeth lias been one of the bril on the minutes of tiie Order. | guaranteed. L a d i e s ’ Matilda Jewell, President liant stars with the Chicago Grand Esther Morgan, Secretary. ■ shampooing and mas- . F ire destroyed three hop Opera company, sharing with Mine. C. W. IRVINE, J. B. PARKER, C. G. IRVINE, GLEN C. SMITH, President Vioe President. Osshlsr. Asst. Osshlsr. i n i n iH ii in iH i n in ii iw ii w iiw i a i iin n w i m i in ii m iH i ii “ N O W - A - D A Y S ” says the Good Judge A man can get a heap more satisfaction from a small chew of this class of tobacco, than he ever could get from a big chew of the old kind. H e finds it costs less, too. The good tobacco taste lasts so much longer he doesn’t need to have a fresh chew nearly as often. A n y man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put up in two styles ■*fr W -B C U T is a long fine-cut tobacco R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco B9 THE WIND MILL SHOP kilns and a hop house, in eluding 30,000 pounds of hops.' belonging to Julius Pincus south o f Independ Galli-Curci the coloratura roles in the New York and Chicago seasons. Reserved seats $2.00, $1.50 and $ 1 . 00 . H O S K IN S Mrs. W alter Inch and children have gone to P ort day afternoon W alker Bros. land for the winter. Miss Alma W ells has en hoD house caught tin*, but Mike A. N eiger and Miss the blaze was extinguished rolled as a student at W il Nina M. Verstee of Kings before much damage result lamette university and is Valiev were married one now in Salem. ed. dav last week. Mrs. F. Bougkev and daughter. Erma, of Inde pendence visited Mrs. JStel- zer lust week. W inter is coining and the ence Thursday. Wednes GET THE BOY READY FOR SCHOOL m iim iih iiib iu m ib iim iib iih iiih ii en. of Every boy, regardless whether eighteen years old, must he “ outfitted” and it is to the interest o f parents, ns well as the hoy, to bring him to Kream er’s what needs. he is live or and get him You owe it to the hoy to clothe him warmly and neatly and put him on an equal footing with his companions. Hats, caps, overcoats, suits, shirts, sweaters, mittens, gloves, socks and shoes, and a guarantee o f value with every purchase. A n y or all at prices just as cheap, if not cheaper, than elsewhere, catolog houses included. Let Kreamer dress the hoy from top to toes, spick and span, al ready fo r the cold, sleet and snow. O. A. Kreamer W li 1 w | saging given special at- | tention. Shine in con- | nection. 3» Sr 'S i iiiB iiM in iiin iin iin iin iin iin iin iin in i TO R E A L IZ E THE City M OST M O N E Y of choice grades only. W hatever you buy here you’ll find tender and toothsome. You may think that choice quality means higher cost How thor oughly mistaken you are w ill be proven with your first order. Meat Market MILLER A SMITH W e buy everything you want to sell and sell everything you want to buy. Cash or trade. PARKER public schools w ill soon op W E HANDLE MEATS P. T. Peterson and A. B. Lacev have gone on their annual hunting trip. J. W . Robinson is exhib iting a potato weighing one Pound and eleven ounces and a stock of corn eleven teet high which he raised this veor. The Independence National Bank Established .M8e Bring in everything you want to sell and I ’ sell it for you commission. M AX A N A C C O U N T in a commercial bank is the most convenient aid to modern business. It systema tises payments, is a check on all expenditures and shows you just where you stand each month. Open one with us today. I t w ill pay you to do so. GOLD M AN M Missing from hop pick ing this year are Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Neelv. While thev said thev would he Jack Sept. 1 when they left in the spring, thev have found life in southern Ore gon more inviting than thev anticipated and elect to stav there as The Post keens them posted on lude- Dendence. Officers and Director« Wavman C. Williams is iere from lone visiting rel atives and friends. E very body was glad to see him. He w ill return to lone in a few days and. in the future u 1 he Post will keep him * posted on what’s doing in South Polk. Do you lis t In IndepsmiencaT _ _ Than why not pstronlss bar Indus- irian Bat ubsrty broad. 1 Sflactiv« April 1, train» will run m fallows: No. 2 arrivM from Hoskins 9:16 A M. dally No. 4 arrives from Camps 4:00 P. M. dally sxcspt Sunday No. I dsparts lor Camps 10:80 A. M. dally sxcspt Sunday No. S <1« parts for Hoskins 4:16 P. M. dally Prslffat ssrrics 8:30 P. M. on Tu—days and Saturdays SW OPE A SW OPE LAW YERS ____ 9wm Independence, * Oregon H. Hirschberg, Pres. C. A. McLaughlin, V. P. Ira D. Mis, Cashier W . H. W alker D. W . Sears O. D. Butler Independence Vulcanizing Shop (Opposite Farmers State Bank) Repairing of Tires and Tubes and Adona Tire W ork Our Specialty. A ll work Guaranteed. M. J. O’DONNELL, Prop.
