P U B L IC S A L E
M OTOR
N A SH
I will hold a public sale,
5Va miles south of Inde
pendence on Saturday, Sep
tember 25 and will sell 6
head of horses, 2 cows, 18
head of hogs, farm machin
ery, etc.
'¿o
F. A. TORGESON.
TRUCKS
Naah Tiucks are equipped with elec
tric lights and starters. The electric
lights enable them to perform satis
factorily at night as well as by dav
and the starter saves fuel because
the driver can shut off bis power
when the truck is left standing and
start again with no effort on his pan.
Morris & Company, The Standard
Oil Company, The Palmolive Com
pany a id The A m e r i c a n S t e e l
Tonndries are among the nationally
known firms using Nash Trucks
FOB SALB
Oqvdr reaper, cut 15 acres; Mc
Cormick binder, cut 100 acres; S
horses; bop baler, stove, pipe^
baskets and other supplies. Phone
M-4312. 4
IS tl
FOB SALE
1 new Ford Truck with cab and
bed used about 3 months.
2 used Over lands.
2 used Maxwells.
A ll the above cars
are in good
running order and guaranteed bjr
us.
AUTO U T ILIT IE S CO.
Independence and Dallas.
TAK EN OP
Taken up by the undersigned at
his place, seven miles south of In
dependence, about June 1, black
horse, weight about 1200, a g« about
twelve years. Owner to pay lor
advertising and keep.
J. H. W A R D
R. 2, Independence.
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RICK W OOD FOR SA LB :
Oak,
Ash or F ir delivered in either town
or country.
C. J. Lehman, Suver.
Phone Monmouth 1210.
25
Auto Utilities Go.
INDEPENDIMOS
ESTBAT
FOR SALE:
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T R U C K S
Mrs. Jacob F etzer was an
Independence visitor last
Fridav and hereafter The
Post w ill keep her posted
nn the leading events o f
south Polk countv. Mr. and
Mrs. Fetzer are enioving life
immeuselv on a farm near
Suver.
M avor W . H. W alker was
called to Portland last week
on account o f the illness of
Mrs. W alker who is passing
a few weeks in the Rose
Citv. Mr. W alker has re
turned and reports Mrs.
W alk er’s condition v e r y
much improved.
Rye, cheat,
vetch,
V E R D H IL L .
FOR SA LE : Princess dresser;
good condition; reasonable. Phone
M 7022.
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COLLECTIONS
Knight Adjustment Co.,
McM innville Ore.
D O N ’T S T A R T
Y O U R B O Y OR G IR L
TO SCH O O L
W IT H O U T P R O P E R E Q U IP M E N T
W e have a complete line o f Pencils, Erasers,
Pens, Book Straps, Fountain Pens, Pencil A s
sortments, Composition Pads, Slates and Pen
cils fo r L ittle Ones, Pencil Boxes, Sponges, j
Composition Books, Note Books, Paints and ~
D raw ing Supplies, Dividers, Rulers, Lunch
Baskets, Etc.
Williams ? Drug Co.
“ Home of the Gr&fonoU”
P E R F E C T S E R V IC E
PURE DRUGS
im m «««i«iiH iH iin m iin i«iw n iia iiia iiB im iit
Mrs. Alpha Bascue’s fall
millinery opening last Satur
day attracted a large crowd
o f pleased patrons. A s is
her custom Mrs. Bascue put
forth an especial effort to
make this a verv attractive
showing. H er styles em
brace everything new and
smart for the coming sea
son. The satisfactory fea
ture is that the (prices on
both dresses and hats are
verv reasonable.
One O. I. C. brood sow. Owner *
may have same by paying damages
and cost)».
20
H. D. IL IF F . s
and rye grass seed.
N A SH
Mr. and Mrs. C vril Rich
ardson and M arvin Richard
son went! to Corvallis Mon
day where the bovs began
their second vear at the col
lege. 'Mrs. Richardson also
enrolled as a student.
LOTTIE HEDGES McINTOSH
T E A C H E R O F P IA N O A N D V O IC E
(Affiliated with Northwestern Conservatory, Chicago.)
Announces the re-opening o f her residence
studio Oct. 1.----- A limited number o f
pupils accepted.----- Phone now fo r class
reservations----- H igh School credits given.
Studio Monmouth and 7th. Sts.
Phone 4821
J * b i A A i ä t i i A J A U ä A A A iA ä A A A >A.^MkAi4>.M lAL»à.A.kAiâà.AlAi».MiAL^MAAtÉ>.MAAiàÉJl,
County Fair
Oct. 7 th, 8th, Qth
Methodist Services
CITY A JID C O U N T R Y
ler home. Mrs. Ground is
_
-----
visiting in Monmouth now.
. K eep The Post phones
------
ringing.
Mrs. P. H. D rexler has re-
------
j turned from Portland where
Miss K a tie Houx o f the she had been fo r several
training school is nleasantlv | weeks. She is recuperating
located at the home o f Mrs. at the home o f her daugh-
Sarah Irvine.
ter. Mrs. Percy Dickinson.
I f vou wish to hear o f the
work o f an Independence
woman who has spent fiv e
years in the missionary field
o f Korea, come to the M. E.
church Sundav evening at
7:30 and hear Miss Marie
Church, who recently arriv
ed in the U nited States.
Miss Church is w ell known
in
Independence, having
taught school here and at
Buena Vista. She w ill tell
something o f the experi
ences o f Korean prisons as
she was one o f the mission
aries imprisoned during the
Korean trouble recently.
Good music.
The pastor
w ill preach in the morning.
Sundav school at 10 a. m.
C. T COOK, P a stor.
Miss Elsie Lemmon o f
Hom er W ood “ set u p”
Portland has been visiting the ice cream to the pickers
her aunt. Mrs. N ellie Bar Saturday afternoon when
nett.
thev finished his acreage of
babv hops. N ext vear thev
Mrs. A lbert Klaus (F ra n w ill not be able to pick his
ces Townsend) o f Portland vard so auicklv as thev did
has been visiting her par this vear.
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Townsend.
Four generations sat side
bv side at the Isis one night
H ow cheaply can vou heat this week, and quite a num
your home with Cole’s O rig ber spoke o f it. Those in
inal W ood Heaters? B et line were Mrs. Sarah N el
Baptist Church
ter ask— it w ill surprise son. Mrs. O. D. Butler, Dr.
M. J. B utler and M arlow
vou. J. D. Hibbs & Co.
(Contributed)
Butler. Thev did not come
Mrs. Lucv Ground arrived to the theater together and • The meetings advertised
from Portland Sundav and the line partv was quite bv for last Sundav were adver
tised as good ones and thev
was a guest at the O. D.But- accident.
sure were good ones. The
singing was especially good
and so was the preaching.
Everyone was delighted as
w ell as helped bv the inspir
Don’t you remember the old
ational singing and preachy
ing. Large crowds packed
primer which started in with
the church fo r three meet
“ Do you see the cat? I see
ings.
Though the famous
singers are gone and with
the cat, etc.” When you go
the mtheir preacher evangel
ist. thev did not take with
to school now do you see the
them the B ible and the Gos
pel which is preached every
well dressed boy? H e got
Sundav from the pulpit of
this church.
The Sundav
his clothes at K ream er’s.
school meets at 10 a, m.: a
class fo r all ages. I f vou do
■uætmuminnmiaii«i«iimi H e looks fine and dandy, all
not go to anv church, come
'
the time “ dressed up.” H e
here. In the morning the
Rev. H. JL. Proppe w ill
w ill acquire his education a great deal easier than
preach on the subject “ W h v
I
Am a Christian.” This is
some youth, ragged and dirty, who spends some o f
a sermon vou w ill want to
hear. The Young Peoples’
his time enveying his more fortunate school mate.
Society meets at 6:30 p. m.
A n y parent can afford to keep his boy “ dressed up”
H ere is the place where
voung people build Christian
for school. H e can also teach him how to care for his
character. A t the hour of
7
:30 p. m.. Rev. Proppe w ill
clothes. T ry it and see how it goes. B rin g the boy
preach his last o f the series
o f sermons on the subject of
to K ream er’s tomorrow and fit him out. Then put
Satan. H is subject w ill be
“ The Doom o f Satan and
him on his honor to care for his clot hep and he w ill
Universal Peace.”
Come
make good.
and hear this message; it
w ill do vou good.' W e meet
HHHIHBHi
on Wednesday nights at 7:-
30 fo r our midweek good,
t i m e praver m e e t i n g .
“ Come thou w ith with us
and we w ill do thee good.”
See The
Well Dressed
School Bojf
O. A. Kreamer
Teli TIM
Three Big
D ays
of
Jollification
Competition is keen for first place in Community
Booths, Individual Displays and Stock Exhibits.
Siletz Indians Will Be There
Big Automobile Show
Special Concessions
The Olym pic tine