Ilim ifllllB liB IB iiW IlB lIB IB IIB lIB ilB M B iliflllM IlB IB J -K IlB liB liB IIB IIlB itB lIlB :
í
C ITY AND COUNTRY
W H EN ITS HOT ITS COLD
W H EN ITS COLD ITS HOT
That’s the fact about a THERM OS
bottle, iu the chilly and cold days o f
Eall and Winter, till up your TH E R
MOS bottle with hot coffee in the
morning and it will still be hot at noon,
regardless of weather. Those who car
ry their lunches with them tind the
THERM OS the best pal on earth. We
have the THELMOS IN many sizes
and various prices.
i
I
Williams’ Drug Co.\
“ Horae of the Grafonola”
PE RFE C T SERVICE
ilBIIIWIIBIIBIiailtiniBIlBIBIlIBIil
PU R E DRUGS ¿
iB iiiB iie
UllBIIBIIBinillBilBIlBIIBII
NASH
with Perfected V A LV E -IN -H A N D MOTOR
OW NERS o f the Nash Six are
most enthusiastic over the con
sistently high character o f it£ per
formance.
W e believe that you too will be
equally convinced of the superior
ity of the Nash Six by an actual
demonstration of its ability.
There will be no decline in the
price of Nash cars and trucks
before July 1921.
Auto Utilities Co.
DALLAS
INDEPENDENCE
A Woman’s
Dearest Possession
W e have received many gracious compli
ments as to the beauty o f design, the quality
and variety o f patterns we offer in silverware of
irreproachable type.
It would be a real pleasure for us to show
you. The assortment is wonderfully complete.
The prices well within reason.
.
L
.
K
U
L
L
A
N
D
E
R
JEW ELER AND ENGRAVER
Main Street
Mrs. Crosbv Davis and
Mrs. Ellen Davis entertain
ed sixteen ladies at a Hal
lowe’en party Saturday af
ternoon.
Mrs. McDevitt has gone
to Roseburg to be with her
husband who is in the hos
pital there. Miss Brittle
McDevitt. who is a nurse, is
also with her father.
The Owls were delight
fully entertained Monday
evening bv Mr. and Mrs. S.
B. W alker
The regular
members were supplement
ed bv enough guests to
make players for five tables
of whist. The hostess serv
ed a palatable luncheon.
Guests included Mr. and
Mrs. Clvde Williams. Mr.
and Mrs. A. L. Thomas and
Mrs. Ida Curtis of Corvallis
who is a house guest o f Mrs.
J. S. Cooper.
Three valued Post sub
scribers. who have been get
ting their mail at Suver,
have moved recently. B. H.
Habekott has gone to Riek-
reall. Louis F. W allet to A1
banv and Ernest Regenbal
to Independence.
Cora McBride,
Depart
ment President o f the W.
R. C. o f Oregon, inspected
the Corps last Friday and
the members served lunch.
The W . R. C. will have a
cooked food sale at Cal
breath & Jon es’ store on
November 20.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Mattison
were hosts Friday evening
to the Kill Kare club. This
being the first meeting of
the season the reunion of
members, besides the splen
did hospitality offered bv
the hosts, made the gather
ing doublv eniovable. In
keeping with the festive
season a Hallowe’en lunch
eon was served and Hallow
e ’en motifs used over the
house.
Plavers
enjoyed
several hands o f whist while
spooks, witches and black
cats kept watch.
Independence Tax Levy
The cafeteria dinner serv
ed bv the ladies o f the Meth
odist church Tuesday even
ing was well attended. The
adies have such a splendid
reputation for serving good
dinners that a crowd is al
wavs assured when -they
make their announcements.
Three young Jersey
cowis, fresh.
Pure bred but not
registered. Two miles east of Rick-
reall on Dallas-Salem road.
FO R S A L E :
In many homes of ultra culture and refine
ment, “ M ilady’s ” good taste and charming in
dividuality are first expressed in the quality of
silver which graces her board.
A
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. M cIn
tosh and Mr. and Mrs. B ,R
W olfe spent last week era
with Portland relatives am
friends.
General fund
$3.861.08
Street Improvements
$4.965.27
Street intersection bonds
$2.171.85
Refunding bond tax
$2 413 17
Public library
' $241.32
Total assessed valuation
$482.635.00
There were quite a num-
)er o f complimentary votes
Oak Point Club Elects
cast at the citv election
J'uesdav. but not enough to
The Oak Point Communi
defeat any o f candidates
whose names were printed ty club has elected the fol-
on the ballot without oppos owing officers for 1921:
ition. A fter Jan. 1. the In Mrs. Effie Young, presi
dependence citv
officials dent: Mrs. Chas. Fitchard.
will consist o f R. M. Walk- vice president: Mrs. J. A.
r. mavor: B. F. Swope, re W ood, secretary: Mrs. J. J.
order: J. S. Bohannon, C. Williams, assistant secre
>. Calbreath. W . E. Craven, tary; Miss J. A. Foster,
G. C. Skinner. A. L. Thomas treasurer: Mrs. Gertrude F.
and G. G. Walker, council- Collins, ioumalist.
men.
Farm Home Burns
r
•
Callender. Iowa. Oct. 29
Earl Stonehocker’s funer
al was held at Buena Vista —1 atn here at mother’s
now. Had a swell time in
Saturday.
Minneapolis and am sure
Hr. and Mrs. W. R. Allin having a swell time here. I
were here from Blue River arrived “ home” the dav be
fore mv birthdav and, o f
this week.
course, they had to give me
Reduced prices on all ¡v big birthdav party. Thev
trimmed hats at Aloha Bas- have iust got a good start
with corn husking with a
cue’s millinery parlors.
bumper crop but it nearly
Mr. and Mrs. Hodges of kills them to know thev
Salem were guests o f Mr. have to sell this year’s com
and Mrs. W . E. Craven at 64 cents and their oats at
40 cents.
W e have been
Tuesday.
having iust fine weather
D. M. Duvall has return here and had a weinie roast
ed to Independence to spent out on the banks of the
the winter, ha vine spent the Mississippi in the evening
and it was real warm.
summer in Mosier.
Everything looks about the
Mr. and Mrs. Marion But same but these Iowa farm
ler were here from Portlanc ers sure have their farms in
tins week visiting at the a high state o f cultivation.
We drove down in an auto
W ord Butler home.
from Minneapolis and when
• Miss Ivv Stanley has re \Ve got here had a regular
turned to her home in Dal reunion. All present except
las after passimr the sum K. W. Tripn o f Albany. Ore.
The sun shines all the time
mer in Independence.
here and here’s hoping
“ Humoresque ” at the Is everything is fine out there.
E. E. T R IP P .
is Sunday afternoon ant
Nov. 1— Have received
evening is one o f the great
est photoplays ever conceiv Post. It sure seems get a
ed.
paper from home that has
so much local news in it.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Inger- You are putting out one of
manson were called to Ore the best papers in that state
eon Citv Tuesday on ac especially for local news.
count o f the illness o f their
son.
Social Events o f the W eek
See the display o f cut
flowers, potted plants, ferns
and palms on sale at the o f
fice o f the Polk Countv Post
on Friday and Saturday
Nov. 12 and 111 from Arthur
Plant’s greenhouses in Sa
lem.
It is not only its exceptional
power which pleases them but also
its extraordinary comfort, its u11-
usual economy and its remarkable
beauty of design and finish.
Phone Main 1321
MiiBiiiBiiaiaiiaiaiiiBiiBiiaiiBiiiBiiiBiiiBiiiMiii
Mr. TriDD in Iowa
32
G. W. CARROLL
FARM S AND ACREAGE W AN TED
For real service and results list
your property with us. We have
six salesmen with machines. We
inspect and photograph your prop
erty and advertise extensively, and
have a demand for property at all
times. Fred W. German Co, 732
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port
land, Orefcia
4-3
COLLECTIONS
Knight Adjustment Co.,
McMinnville Ore.
Don't he * «lecker: eet Liberty
bread.
The farm home o f S. H.
idee, south o f Independ
ence. with all its contents,
was destroyed bv fire Mon
day.
There was no insur-
ince.
Pedee B ov First
Leonard Tm eax. 11 years
old. o f Pedee. ranked first in
he
Polk eountv eighth
grade examinations during
the vear 1919-1920. He had
an average standing o f 95
per cent.
Ohxtrtlaa Charah
Oil
Cook
Heating
Gasoline
*
i
f
S
I
]
J
j
|
STOVES
As good as you can buy anywhere, price considered.
As cheap as you can buy anywhere, quality consid-
ered. I f you want a stove worth the money, come
here. ’Tis a pleasure to talk “ stove” with you.
“
I
!'
lJ
*
j WILLARD E. CRAVEN ROW. \
!
SUCCESSOR TO CRAVEN & H U FF HDW . CO.
f
T w iiLiw iaitim M iiB iiM iiM iiniB iiiBiiB iiiw iiB iiaiiniM iiniiBiiaiiniiiBiniiM tiirf
Free Tube
W ith T ire s
F o r a sh o rt tim e
W e will give one Goodrich tube FREE with
each Goodrich Tire, cord or fabric, any size.
Every one knows the good quality of the
Goodrich Tires.
Auto Utilities Co.
C STREEr
NASH AND M A X W E L L CARS AND TRU CKS
^BIIMniWIlWliailWIlWmilBIIIWIlWilWKmiHUWIMmWIWIIMIIBIIWIMIIMIIHIWII
¡H ave Installed Electric
I
Oven^=
•-■.aia
j And are putting out the best bread on the market.
| It is more like M other’s bread. Clean and baked
| by electricity.
I Try it; You will like it.
■
i
■
I
Independence Bakery |
. ... - 1 ■
T h i IIB i b
i
B ¡ ■ I B < IB M B tllB I« IIW IB !l« ‘IBIIW IW IinilB(ltB IIIBlllBltatl«Hatliam B n>
I BlIBlIiRlURIlife iWIIIBIIIBIIIBIIIBIIlBIIIBIIIBIIlBIIIBIIIBIIIBIIIBIIIBIIIWIIfllllllllBIlIBhlBNBIJ'
i
| If
11
-
y o u rea lly m e a n |
| b u sin ess and w ish a
|
B
■
i
I
|
|
P h o n o g ra p h !
W e will put one in your home and demonstrate the
qualities of the greatest one in the world. That is
not all, we can make you satisfactory terms. WE,
W IL L GIVE YO U A B SO L U T E L Y FREE $25.00
W ORTH OF RECORDS with a cabinet phongraph
for a limited time. Let us hear at ouce.
{ D a lla s M u sic Store
®Bii*iiBMiBmBuiBiiBiiBii«i*iiBui«iiBHiBHiBuiBMiBHiBuiBHBiiiBiiBii»iiBiiiBn»i
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching services at 111 a.
m. and at 7 :30 d . m. All in
The Post stände for South Polk County all the time.
vited.
|