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About The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19?? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1920)
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Published every Friday at Independence, Oregon. There are so many deserving republicans that we tear there won’t be enough jobs to go around President-elect Harding has a man’s job ahead of him. For one thing, he will be handicapped by a large republican majority in congress. The landslide carried into office a considerable portion o f nobodys who will imagine they are somebody» much to Mr. Harding’s grief- Mr. Benson cannot be blamed for resigning as a member o f the state highway commission. Nearly every citizen wants a paved road around his property and many a cement walk to the front door. An angel from Heaven couldn’t get by Fall Festival Daily Program Bov To Beform School [Come Nov. 10 11 Will Newman, age 13, j 3 Lay in your winter supplies. son of Mrs. Rubv Newman o f Monmouth, has been sent to the state industrial school with the hope that in six months time he will learn that stealing is wrong. OPENING NIGHT • :00 P. M.— Remarks ...................... ...... ........... ................ Superintendent Entertainment............. .......... ........ Miss Ceora B. Lanham a. Impe-'ionations. b. French Fashion Show. . SECOND NIGHT i:W P. M.— Unusual Lecture ‘‘Keep Off the Grass” Capt. Wood Briggs of Kentucky THIRD NIGHT • :#0 P. M.— Rollicking Popular Concert ...St. Cecelia Singing Orchestra FOURTH NIGHT P. M.—Community Lecture, "W hat I Think of Your Town” W. H. Nation FIFTH NIGHT 1:00 P. M.—Evening Entertainment— Music, Readings, Jazz Homeland Entertainers Note.—All programs of this nature are backed by men and women Interested In their community. The only way to encourago them in their unselfish work is to buy a season ticket. Also remember it costs you only about one-half as much to attend that way, so set aside Festival Week and arrange to attend each night on a season ticket. This Program furnished through Cadmeun-Westco Service, Port land. Oregon. Make your money go further by trading at the [FARMERS CASH STOR Live Stock Statistics f Countv Assessor Holman in a summary of statistics for Polk countv in 1920, shows a decease o f 2515 cat-1 tie. 1299 hogs. 918 horses j and mules and an increase o f 2984 sheep and goats since 1916- r THE EY'ES H A V E IT Business men, professional men and teachers use every system and method that will bring about 100 per cent efficiency in tjheir work. Programs Begin Promptly Be on hand to Dec. 5 Yet* how often they forget the most essential machine of all, the one machine that makes efficiency possible in all of their work. C. BURTON DURDALL TH REE STORES ■ Some of our Special Prices Be Sure and Visit Our Remnant Counter 10c. Arm & Hammer Soda, one package,.......... 5c- 8 cans, L ibby’s M i l k ............................................ 98c. 22 bars, Good Laundry S o a p .......................... $1.00 Special Buy in Walnuts, three p o u n d s ............ 72c. 45c. Pineapple, 2 size can, two cans.............. 66c. 15c. 2-oz. Spices, Pepper, Mustard, Ginger, can 8c. Four pounds, Good Coffee, in b u lk ,.................. 82.C. 10c. value, Drinking Glasses, five f o r .............. 2oc. $1.50 M en’s Underwear .................................... 98c. 10c. W ool Soap, for toilet and fine fabrics, If! bar $1 L ipton’s T e a ..............■/•> lb. pkg. 43c., 1-lb pkg. 50c. Fancy Santos Coffee, in bulk, lb................. otic. 15c. Talcum Powder, per c a n .............................. 9c. Our Silver King Coffee, . .per pound 39c., 3 lbs $1.00 25c. large can Tomatoes, 7 c a n s ........ : ........... $1.00 60c. Candied Shredded Cocoanut, in bulk, 'A lb 22c. Big Value Broom, each .................................... 48c. 25c. Value, Best Grade Peas, 7 c a n s .......... . $1.C0 20c. M en’s Canvas Gloves, pair ........................ 15c. W ith every purchase of $10 or over 10 Bars Crystal White S o a p .............................. 5(c. Wonderful Values in L A D IE S ’ H ATS There is no office, nor shop, nor j store, but has EYES—many of . them—from boss to the boy who J « runs errands, below par, and effici-: ¡j ency naturally lowered thereby. i Get Our Prices on FLOUR and SUGAR Before Buying W e Save You Money ■ _____________________ The eyes may be strengthened j and brought to 100 per cent effici I ency with the aid of well fitted glasses. “ An examination will reveal the condition of your eyes. If they are weak We can raise them to efficient service. ? Salem, Oregon We Have a Large Line of CH RISTM AS M ERCH AN DISE Buy Now and Save Money It Pays To Trade at the Farmers Cash Store Morris & Keene Optical Co. (Eyesight Specialists.) 202-211 Bank of Commerça Building, S A L E M - SILV E R TO N — INDEPENDENCE Big Bargains in REM N ANTS NOTIONS at H A LF PRICE 3 I “ C. BURTON D U R D A LL HniiiwniHiM m HiiniHiiiaiininiiiHiiwM iwiBiiaiiaiiiBtiim iaiintiim M liJM iaM iHiiaiiBiuiiniiim H iiniiiH iiBiiaiiBiiiEiiiu 4 Shasta Route Trains BETWEEN PORTLAND andlSAN FRANCISCO The “ Oregonian” —Train Nos. 53 and 54. Handles» day coaches, tourist and standard sleeping cars, dining car and observation car. The “ California Express” —Train Nos. 15 and 16. Handles day coaches, tourist and standard sleeping cars and dining car. The “ Shasta” — Train Nos. 11 and 12. No excess fare A new through train. Handles standard sleeping cars only dining car and observation car. P lays a Parc in the Preparation The “ San Fransico Express” — Train Nos. 13 and 14 Handles day coaches, tourist and standard 'sleeping cars and dining car. - Through »tandard »leeping car, Portland to Los Angeles, leaves Portland on the California Express arrive* Los Aageles 8 : 1 5 a. m. second morning. California-Warm Sunshine and Flowers Make the days delightful in ihe Wintertime. Enjoy the fragrance of poinsettas, violets, poppies and geraniums, or the joys of outdoor sports and pastimes Travel With Pleasure via the Shasta Route FREE on request,"California for the Tourist,” a new illustrated booklet graphically describing the different resorts. R edu ced Round Trip Tickets Now on Sale to Southern California For further particulars inquire o f local agents SOUTHERN P A C I F I C LINES JOHN M. SCOTT Qonaral Pananger Agent H w w iai ■ i i w F orern c When us e — t he t r i m m i n ’ s y o u ’ re a - f i x in* f o r the mi x i n ’ O lympic in the fi e ld OLYMPIC Flour more than “ serves lie p u r p o s e Its smooth uniformity insures extra -ordinary results even for a festive occasion 10, 24è and 49$ pound sacks at your neighborhood grocery w w T h e Post has a larger circir lation in South Polk Couiv ty than all other Polk coun ty papers combined. FW - "Tf'lî't'îl I'TliH'f'HM'H ' H'l'Q I'R ! 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