FARMS AND ACREAGE W ANTED the hotel aud ferry hire.
UNLOADING
For real service and results list
your property with us. W e have
six salesmen with machines. We
inspect and photograph your prop
erly and advertise extensively, and
have a demand for property at all
times. Fred W. German Co., 732
Chamber of Commerce Bldg., Port
land, Oregon.
4-3
To customers paying their regular
accounts on or before the first day
of each month two per cent off
SAVE DOLLARS at
the “C” Street Grocery
j. a .
m c in t o s h
P h o n e 2511
W alter Dalton of Alban}
town Monday.
Talk to a ll the DeoDle
thru The Polk County Post.
William Englehoru w.<s a Inde
pendence Tuesday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Sleckiey enter
tained a crowd of young people at
their home Sunday.
Two of the high school girls, M ss-
Harold Reynolds took in the show es Bessie SUeuk and Pearl mavis, ire
attending Bible normal in Aibuu}.
in Albany Sunday night.
J. F. W einart has purchased the
Mrs. R. E. Prather is having some
Caughey property aud < .^octa to
dental work done in Independence.
move aboui the niiduie ui the moi th
Mrs. Moore Geety is very low at
M.ss M allie Crook, Miss j>e. 5 Ann,.
her home and A. J. Hall s on the
Matre and Mrs. Copeland attended .
sick list.
the teachers’ institute at Uickreali
Mrs. Emma J. Anderson is vis.ting Saturday.
her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Gobat, at
J. C. Simpson, who underwent a
Albany this week.
very serious operation s in,
me aguj
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Anderson and at one of the Portland hospitals, is"
Mrs. G. E, Herman and daughter, rapidly recovering.
Blanche, W’ere shopping in Albany
George Williamson r
;.ed word*
Saturday.
last week of his muliiei s illness
Mis. Philips, who has been visit and left Friday uior.iing tor uer
ing her brother, W. I. Reynolds and home in W yi ming.
wife, returned to her home In Dallas
The Christian Endeavor held its
Wednesday.
monthly business meeting at the i
Mrs. M. V. Prather and grand school house Friday evening. A large
daughter, Lela McCann, went to Har crowd ot youu., ;>eople were present
risburg Saturday to attend religious and all had an enjoyable t me. Just
before leaving w< were c le* tuineu
services Sunday.
by Mr. Copeiauu who r, ,
. md b.
Thelma Moe, who spent the holi Mrs. Jon-s tvho de. m iui
le eu
days in Carlton, returned homo last a few piano soles
week accompanied by her sister, Mrs.
In the asscmbl. room oi lie A ii lie
Berry, and children.
school building on Monday morning
Clarence Loy took Mr. Christian when several of the p
,
ere an
to Salem Saturday to bring the lat swering roll by quo u
t ie pro
ter’s daughter home. She has been fessor looking at a lut.e coy that
at the hospital there.
had just come in and .vas about 20
minutes late, saiu.
YU riant. Dee
Leland Prather, who met ( with an we are ready for you
nation.”
accident while driving logs ror the Dee, leaning on his d
aid in a
Spaulding Co., went to Portland F ri very low, easy carele
fashion:
day to consult a doctor.
’ ’Early to bed, early to rise, makes a
Jerry Whiteman, an old time resi man healthy, wealthy . ad w se."
dent of this place, was buried here
last week. A t one time he owned
C. B. D.?
Painless Parker
The Famous Dentist
eo ple
living
a hundred milei
or mort away
cbma to my offices
to have their teeth
fixed up. I make it
a rule that those
from a d i s t a nc e
shal l b* w a i t e d
upon immediately
and their work be
completed first, so
they can go back home as
soon as possible.
Years ago I discovered how
to extract and fix teeth with
out hurting, and was so
s uc c e s s f ul that people
c a l l e d me “ Pa i nl e s s ”
Parker. My practice has
grown until I now have
P
twenty-eight offices,
and all my associ
ates in these ollii s
have been ta u g h t
how to p r a c t ic e
pa i nl e ss dentistry
as well as I can do
it myself. W e have
fixed up the teeth
o f over a m illion
people, and cull our
way o f practi, ing
“ the E. R. P a r k e r System.”
I f your teeth are botlic . ;
you, and you want them put
is good shape without hurt
ing and w it h o u t pay
ing a fancy price, c,
to our near est office,
w h i c h you w i l l lin d
located at
State & Commercial Sta.,
PRUNE TREES
LOGANBERRY TIPS
and
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
OF A L L K IN D S
ALSO-
Champion of Oregon
Strain of
0.1. C. PIGS
HENRY YUNQ
IN D E PEN D EN C E,
ORE.
3 miles south— first house
east of L O. O. F. cem etery
T A L L E Y A SILETZ
t i m e TABLE
CITY
COUNTRY
[O im u e ii trulli uur .aat mous b u i«u «c
ut la«k ut ruuui.J
Major aud Mrs. Eowis Hose left
Saturday lor England. Enroule tor
New York where they w.U hoard ship
February 3, they will visit la Cali
fornia and New Orleans.
Mr. uud Mrs. P, H. Urexler enter-
tuiued tbe Owls last Monday evening.
Euougb additional guests were inv.t-
ed to make up five tables at c/irds.
Tbe eveulug was passed pleasantly
over the whist tables.
A splendid
luncheon closed tbe evening.
»uh m
meeting the male members are to en- ilimtmmilHIOW IIiaiimimimimimmi
tertain the ladies. It is expected that B
bHbesaZ t“
wiU bu providea i Wi WIND MILL SHOP
i
Mr. ami Mrs. D. P. McCarthy have
While here from Iheir Eastern Or
rclurncu trout a sovctul weeks’ visit
egon home, Mr. and Mrs. R. R. De |
tu Cuulurma.
Anuoud have been the recipients of
numerous social attentions among |
Sam Carmack has sold his tarm them being a beautifully appointed
north west ot iudepenUence to John dinner over which Mr. and Mrs. C. |
Schmbuck ot Suloin.
W. Henkle presided. The dinner g
party was followed with an enjoyable g
Mrs. Word iiutier went to Port "lin e party” at the Isis.
g
land Monday to visit relatives and
Another delightful function was
lo celebrate her natal day in the an evening at cards for which Mr. |
Uose City.
and Mrs. Claude Skinner and Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Walker were hosts at the
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Hubbard re Skinner home. Close friends of the
lumed Friday ev euing lrom a two honorees were invited to make up
weeks v.stt with their son, Claude, several tables of auction 500.
iu Portland.
Miss Emma iicukle ot Portland
was a guest at the W. 11. Walker
home a lew hours Sunday, coming
here to see the ex-mayor who has
been quite ill.
was
Miss Nell Link of Pence motoi’edj
to town Saturday afternoon.
B U E N A V IS T A
Flour, Sugar and Eggs not included.
A IR L IE
Advantages ol a Large ClrcolaUon
C. B. D.?
Special Discount
5S FOR CASH
n was at
Civil war veteran. Fuuerui service; *
were held in the M. E. cuurch. Ur.
Dunsmore preached the sermon, vlr.
Whiteman left to mourn iiio loss one
sou, John, of Talbot, auu three
daughters, Add.e aud Grace of 8a- '
lent and Laura of Washington.
ITS CONTRARY EFFECT
A. G. Williams, Prop. !
WHAT IS BET1 1 «■
A ll kind o f barbering
done and satisfaction
guaranteed. L a d i e s ’
sham pooing and mas-
sagin g given special at-
tention. Shine in con-
uection.
TO R E A LIZE THE
MOST M O NEY
for a Sunday firmer rh»*i e
fresh dressed, eleun. w.
d
chicken? It is a de’.ic
to
the average holism
,
at
many refuse to buy d a; ¡ed
poultry
unless they
. ow
cleanliness isobservuJ i the
dressing. You can t i
< ur
dressed poultry with al< t;
City Meat Market
MILLER A SMITH
W e buy everyth in g you
w ant to sell and sell
every th in g you want to
buy. Cash or trade.
B rin g in everyth in g you
want to sell and I w ill
sell it fo r you on a
commission.
M AX
GOLDM AN
Mrs. Armine Young was given a
Judgment of 11250 against Epb aud
Kftie Young, parents of her husband,
for alienation of bis affetcions by a
Effective Oct. 24, 1920, trains
jury in Judge Belt’s court this week.
w ill run an follows:
It Is understood that should a new-
äW O P E ài SW OPE
“ It is funny what the philosophers
Train arrives Independence
trial be deuied that appeal will be
insist about poverty.”
taken.
11:06 A. M.
LAW YERS
“ What is that?”
Train departs Independence
East Tuesday evening at the regu
“
1
hey
say it tfives one’s character 1
1:00 P. M.
lar meeting of Adah chapter, O. E. 8.,
Office over Craven A Walker*! Store
Daily except Sunday.
J. G. McIntosh aud J. U. V’ . Butler of such rich opportunities.”
L. E. W ATSON, SupL | Monmouth were taken thru the laby
TaU Tbe Poet About 111
rinth of tbe order. At tbe next
Independence,
Oregon
The Independence National Bank
Established .1880
A N ACCOUNT in a com m ercial bank is tbe most
convenient aid to modern business. I t system a
tizes payments, is a check on all expenditures aud
shows you ju st where you stand each month.
Open one w ith us today. I t w ill pay you to do so.
Officers sad Directors
H. H irschberg, Pres.
C. A. M cLaughlin, V. P.
Ira D. Mix, Cashier
W . H. W a lk e r
D. W . Sears
O. D. B u tler