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CITY AND COUNTRY
WHEN ITS HOT ITS COLD
K eep The
ringing.
WHEN ITS COLD ITS HOT
P oet phones
Ladies dress skirts for
ifcLOO and uu at Mrs. Greg
or v s in Dallas.
That’s tiie fact about a THERMOS
bottle. In the chilly and cold days o f
Fall and Winter, till up your TH ER
MOS bottle with hot coffee in the
morning and it will still be hot at noon,
regardless o f weather. Those who car
ry' their lunches with them find the
THERMOS th»‘ best pal on earth. We
have the THELMOS IN many sizes
and various pricey.
Miss Dorothv Fitckard is
another popular voung lady
who has entered Oregon L.
Mrs. Sara Young is here
from Albany passing the
week with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. I. Claggett.
Williams’ Drug Co,\
Entire stock of Ladies’
coats, suits and dresses at
pre-war prices at Mrs.
G regory’s store in Dallas.
Miss Gretcheu Kreanter
was home last wreek end
f from
¡Salem where she is
PURE DRUGS i teaching in the Richmond
school.
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E. E. Tripp left for the
East ¡Sunday.
He expects
to be accompanied home by
his mother, who now lives
in Iowa.
“ Home of the Grafonola”
PERFECT SERVICE
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Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Pat
terson o f Portland were
week end guests of his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. E. A.
Patterson.
NASH
Miss Gladys Reynolds
was here from Albany last
week. Miss Reynolds is a
teacher o f Home Economics
in that city.
Cole’s
Original W ood
Stoves never cook you—
never freeze vou. Your tire
always tits the weather. J.
D. Hibbs & Co.
with Perfected VALV E -IN -H A N D MOTOR
It is not only its exceptional
power which pleases them but also
its extraordinary comfort, its un-
usual economy and its remarkable
beauty of design and finish.
W e believe that you too will be
equally convinced of the superior
ity of the Nash Six by an actual
demonstration o f its ability.
he no decline in the
pr ice of Nash cars and trucks
before July 1921.
Ado Utilities Co.
INDEPENDENCE
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The Home Beautiful
Every woman's heart is bound up in beauti
fying her home, making it as perfect as possible
for her family and friends.
You can help her make home beautiful by
presenting her with one or more pieces of cut
glass- For thu just adds the fininshing touch to
the dining table, buffet or dressing table.
Cut glass is the happy combination oi beauty and mnch
usefulness.
5 W e are extraordinarily proud of our assortment and it al.
ways pleases us to show our goods. No trouble about the
price—it will suit any puree.
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FOUND: An overcoat. Owner to
prove property and p^y for tliis ad.
John M. Dickinson, Independence. 9
it is to your interest to
APPLES FOR SALS:
50 cents
per bushel on the trees. Oren Me-
Elmurry, H. 2, Independence.
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bought a stove of us, wTe
do
know
If you
have
y o u ’ll
buy
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next one here, too.
FARMS AND ACREAGE WANTED
For real service and results list
your property with us. W e have
six salesmen with machines. We
inspect and photograph your prop-
erty and advertise extensively, und | ^
SUCCESSOR
have a demand for property at all I -
times. Fred W. German Co., 732 } TWIIL
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port-
land, Uregvn.
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COLLECTIONS
Knight Adjustment Co.,
McMinnville Ore.
(From
the Independence Monitor
Oct. 15, 1915.)
I. & M. crew forgot t» run train.
L. Damon out after a long spell of
sickness that came very near putt-
ting him away.
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Mias Fideil Fenton and Mr. Billie
Knox Oviatt married at the opera
house, Rtv Hev. Dan Edward Moore
officiating.
Fredrick Hewett was
best man and Miss Blanche Baker
bridesmaid.
TO CRAVEN
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HUFF HDW. 0 0 .
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Free Tube
Joe Rodgers. Jr., Wins
Mr. and All’s. J. G. M cIn
In the Oak Point school
tosh, Mrs. A. D. Davidson
and Mrs. Peter Kurre mo district booth is found many
tored to Portland Sunday, creditable exhibits, and one
o f especial attraction is
returning Tuesday.
made bv. Joseph Junior
The Farmers Cash Store Rodgers, eight years old. In
is holding a 20-dav anni a remote part of his father’s
versary sale and a number farm Joseph conceived ihe
o f bargains are enumerated idea of producing some
thing for the countv fair.
elsewhere in this Post.
On account of his vouthful-
There will be a Hallow ness and little experience
e ’en social at the Rebekah as a gardener he received
hall next Tuesday evening, little encouragement from
Oct. 19. All Rebekahs are the head of that family.
invited to join in the merri But Joseph was not easily
discouraged— he was per
ment.
sistent— and unbeknown to
Mrs. J. S. Bohannon went his parents he created a gar
to Newberg Tuesday to vis den wherein he cared for
it her daughter. Mrs. Horn. melons and other vegetables
She will also visit another tnat brought him first in
daughter, Mrs. King o f Port nearly every instance. Next
vear. said his mother, Jo
land, before returning.
seph Junior will have more
A fter spending the Sum encouragement from his
Again l am re
mer with Mrs. N. A. White- parents.
aker. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth minded that “ a nrophet
Honeymoon ( VivianWhite- hath glorv save in his own
aker) left last Friday for country.”
Portland _ where they will
THIS WEEK FIVE YEARS AGO
make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Robbie
and the form er’s sister Mrs.
Anderson o f North Dakota,
visited in Portland this'
week. For the pleasure of
their guest, the Robbies
made the trip over the Co
lumbia Highway.
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With Tires
For a short time
W e will give one Goodrich tube FR EE with
each Goodrich Tire, cord or fabric, any size.
Every one knows the good quality of the
Goodrich Tires.
A u t o U t ilitie s C o .
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NASH AND M AXW ELL CARS AND TRUCKS
i Have Installed Electric
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And are putting out the best bread on the market.
It is more like M other’s bread. Clean and baked
by electricity.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Stidd
Try it; You will like it.
left Monday for Portland
where they will reside. In
dependence lost some good
citizens when thev depart
You are vitally interested
ed from our midst. Mr.
Stidd will be connected in Oregon having it port
with the Union Savings & equal to anv port on the Pa- - ntr> in ■ ! ■ 11 1 H'i'i'i w i n ■ ,!|i i i » r i ii w i 'i ii « ii ii 'i» i w i m i in i i |n i |iii
cific Coast. Initiative meas
Loan Association.
ure No. 310 on the ballot to
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Mrs. Marv Lemmon was be voted in November will
The window o f the soul— the eye,
here from Salem this week provide Oregon wilh such a
visiting her daughter. Mrs. port. The cost will be borne 1 =
Most precious gift to man,
Nellie Barnett. Mrs. Lem bv the people o f the Port o f ¡1
As busy years of life go by,
mon was returning from Portland but all o f the state f
Preserve it while you can.
Lane countv where she had must vote on it. Vote 310' i
been to attend the marriage Y E S on the ballot on N o-jg T a k e care of your eyes. You don’t need to go to some ?
o f her son. X orv. which took vember second.
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place last Thursday.
(Paid advertisement.) 1 1 large city to be fitted with a good pair of glasses.
Independence Bakery j
Herbert W . Copeland, |
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CITY AND COUNTRY
The Ladies Aid of the
Christian church met at the
home o f Mrs. A. G. W il-
Mr. and Mrs.
j liams last Thursday after- mâcher spent
i noon. A business session Albany.
! was followed bv needle-
Miss Helen Jones, a popu
i work, visiting and music.
! Mrs. Williams also served lar high school student, has
! tempting refreshments.
entered O. A. C.
PRINCIPAL OF THE AIRLIE SCHOOL,
K U L L A N D E R
Phone Main 1321
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is also a graduate and licensed optometrist and has £
had many years’ experience in the work of fitting P
glasses scientifically.
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Chester Slope r and Ralph
Ladies trimmed hats very ■
Lovering
left
Tuesday reasonably priced at Mrs. Í
morning for Southern Ore G regory’s store in Dallas.
gon.
Thev expect to be
The
W om an’s
Relief,
awav about ten days and
to average a deer a dav. Corns will hold its next reg
C. O. expeeted to keep the ular business meeting Sat
trip a secret until he return urday. Oct. 16. at 2:30 pi rn.
ed with the game but we Members please crime......... |
hardlv feel safe to wait that
long to chronicle his depart Don’t be a »lacker; eat Liberty
bread.
ure.
See him at any time that will not interfere with
school duties.
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JEW ELER AND ENGRAVER
Main Street
Time to put them up. Too chilly right now in
the morning and at night._A s in y ears past we are
official headquarters for heating stoves. W e have
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established a good stove business because we
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very
reasonable
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prices.
Nobody ever
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One O. I. C. brood sow. Owner ■ chasing stoves at our
may have same by paying damages
store— in fact we sell so
and costp.
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H. D. ILIFF.
many we have difficulty
in keeping them in
FOR SALE: Shouts anout ten
weeks old. H. K. Cauthorn, Phone
stock. I f you have nev
F 1521, Independence.
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er bought a stove of us
FOB SALE
1 new Ford Truck with cab and
bed used about 5 month*.
2 used Overland*.
2 used Maxwell*.
All the above cars are in
running order and guaranteed by
us.
ALTO UTILITIES CO.
Independence and Dallas.
IN SOUTH POLK COUNTY
DALLAS
STO VES
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(II. E. Browne in Salem Journal.)
OW NERS of the Nash Six are
most enthusiastic over the con
sistently high character of its per
formance.
There will
FOR SALE
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Clover reaper, cut 15 acres; Mc I
Cormick binder, cut 100 acres; 2 g
horses; hop baler, stove, pipe, g
baskets and other supplies. Phoue
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Pust Prints the Best Sale Bills.
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