The Polk County post. (Independence, Or.) 1918-19??, August 05, 1921, Image 3

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    S M I STORIES OF
ion n cooim
Mrs. Loenard Davis left
morning for her home in
Angeles after visiting at
home of her parents. Mr.
Mrs. B. R. Wolfe.
this
Los
the
and
J.L.Busick&Sons
Mrs. K. C. Eldridge is visiting
friends in Oregon City.
Mrs. W. H. Craven, Miss Lu­
cile and Robert Craven and Mrs.
Mrs. Rsy McCredie of Hoskins S. E. Robertson returned Sun­
wss the guest of Mrs. Clara day from a fortnight’s sojourn
at Bar View.
Graves last week.
Mr. Warren Cressv and son,
David and Hettie Glen Fra­
prominent
merchant of South
zier of Portland were guests of
Mrs. Clara Graves last week end. Bend, Wash., was here in his
touring car visiting his aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Henkle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Park and
Mrs. Margaret Shafer and
Dr. F. G. Hewett, George
daughter. Wilma, wire Salem
Con key, C. 0. Sloper, Henry
visitors Friday. »
Lehman. Frank Miller, Gerald
Hewett and Henry Oberson
Mrs. Sefton and daughter, were among Independence fans
Frances, of Portland were week who attended the boxing match 1
end guests of Mrs. Wm. McKin­ at Milwaukie Wednesday night
ney.
F. S. Gemo and daughter, j
Mrs. Wm. McKinney went to Evlyn, attended the Epworth
Portland today to meet her League Institute at Jefferson a
daughter, Aleatha, who came couple of days last week.
down from Seattle for the week
end.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Sayles l e f t !
Wednesday for a motor trip to
Mrs. J. S. Cooper and daugh­ Seattle, Tacoma and as far as
ter. Miss (ienevieve, are visiting Edmonton, Alberta. The Sayles
Portland relatives.
are retaining their residence
■■ ■
here. They expect to be away
t
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Patterson about two weeks and to enjoy
of Corvallis were visiting at the all the beauties and pleasures of
Mr. Sayles recently
J. G. McIntosh home Wednes­ the drive.
disposed
of
his
interests in the
day.
Sayles Motor Car Co. to his
partner, W. B. Huggins, who is
11 Dr. Franklin and Dean Alden continuing the business.
of Salem were here this week in
the interests of Willamette uni­
M l 2he **o»t About It!
versity.
“Janet” Adopts Kittens
Every Item in Our Store, Whether Listed Here or not is
Guaranteed to be on Today’s Market. Are You Paying More?
Soaps
Salad Oil-Continued
29 bars
While Luna Soap
3 0 bars Lenox
Soap
.
1.00
1.00
(T his so ap is m a n u fa c tu re d
by P ro c to r & G am ble,
m a k e rs o f Iv o ry .)
18 bars
I ik f k
Crystal White Soap *P I •
22 bars
White Wonder
22 bars
Royal White
10
Ivory
3
Cream Oil
3
Palm Olive
Large
Citrus
1.00
1.00
78c
20c
23c
25c
Syrup
1 gallon
Amber Karo
i gallon
Amber Karo
i gallon
Crystal White Karo
1 gallon
Crystal White Karo •
. 75c
40c
44c
85c
Crisco and Lard
lbs
1.70
Crisco
8 lbs
1.20
Crisco
3 lbs
63c
Crisco
.
.
No. 5 Cascado
85c
Lard
No. 10
1.65
Cascade Lard
Salad Oil
y
1 Gallon
Wess m
4 Gallon
Wesson
Quart
Wesson
Pint
Wesson
2 .0 0
Oil
1.15
65c
33c
OH
OH
Oil
. .
1 Gallón
Mazóla
i Gallón
Mazóla
Quart
Mazóla
Nnt
Mazóla
.
.
2.10
1.18
68c
36c
Canned Goods
60c
55c
15c
15c
17c
65c
15c
55c
Shrimp
23c
Oysters
35c
20c and
3 Large cans
45c
Calif Sardines
No.
Libby’s
80c
Pineapple, 3 for
No.
Lioby's
25c
Apricots
.
. ,
Van Camp's Pork and
25c
BeanB, small, 2 for
Van Camp’s Pork and
17c
Beans, medium .
Van C imp's Pork and
30c
Beans, large . .
Campbell’s Soup
25c
2 for
.
.
Beans and Rice
5 cans Extra
Quality Tomatoes
• ‘ cans
Standard Tomatoes
Royal Clnb
Tomatoes
Del Monte
Tomatoes
fancy
Corn
.
.
S cans Extra
Standard Cor i - •
Medium
Corn
S 1-lb cans
Alaska Salmon,
2i
2i
18 lbs Fancy
. a a
Re-cleaned Beans . I . U " '
Lima Beans
fv
lb
18 ibs
* n n
Fancy Jan Rice
I .V r U
16 lb s
| A A
Fancy Head Rice . * • '
Jars and Caps
. 1.05
. 95c
27c
28c
15c
25c
Spices, Tea-ConHniwd
Mason qts,
doz
.
.
Mason ots,
doz
. . .
Mason caps
doz
.
.
Economy caps,
dozen
Kerr Self Seallrg
Lids
Robbers,
4 doz
.
.
Guaranteed new stock
All other flavara,
3 for
Coffee, Tea and
Spices
1 lb
M J B
38c
3 lbs
M J B, lb
37c
S lbs
M J B, lb
36c
3 lbs Royal Club
Coffee, lb
36c
1 lb Royal Club
Coffee
37c
1 lb B Brand
Vacuum packed .
35c
M
Co.)
Chocolats and Cocoa
(P u t up by
J
3 lbs
B Coffee
5 lbs
B Coffee
American Club
Coffee, 1 lb
American Club Coffee,
3 lbs, per lb
American Club Coffee,
5 lbs, per lb
.
Here Is one you cannot
beat anywhere for the
money:
Fancy Bulk Coffee,
1 lb
.
Fancy Bulk Coffee,
5 Ibs
. . .
Fancy Bulk Coffca,
10 lbs
Here Is another good
value hard to beat:
1 lb
Bulk Coffee
6 lbs
Bulk Coffee
10 Iba
Bulk Coffee
2 oz
Cinnamon
. .
2 oz
Nutmeg
1.00
1.50
30c
29c
28c
25 c
3 7 e
40 o
35 c
25 e
40 c
Fancy E n g lish
Breakfast tea, lb
Spider Leg
Tea, 1 lb
-
Cun Powder T h ¡
1 lb
Folger*a Shasta Tea
buck or greca, i lb
Llpton’a Tea,
i lb
35c
1 lb GhlrardeUl's
3 lba ChirardeIll’s
Bulk Cocoa, 2 lba
è lb Herahey’a Cocoa
1.00
- 29c
• 23c
3 pkg Jell#
29c
3 pkg Jiffy Jell .
- 29c
5 lba Macaroat .
35c
2 pkg Crapcnuta .
- 35c
2 Kellogg’s Corn flake •
22c
2 pkg Shredded Wheat . 30c
2 Post Toasties
• 22c
Large pkg Oats
30c
Olympic, B olden ■od
and Albora
Postum
45C
Large can Instane
Small can Instant
Postum Cerosi
26C
23C
Milk
25c
1.00
1.85
20c
1.00
1.80
10 c
10 c
Borden’s milk, 2 lga cana
Carnation, 2 large came
25c
25C
Baking: Powder
12 oz Boyal
2Ì lb Royal
-
5 lb Boyal
1 lb Crascant
1 lb Calumet
2i lb Calumet
5 lb Calumet
.
-
37C
1.20
2.35
30c
30c
05c
1.25
»“J “' 02.20
SUGAR: Today’s price $6.90 subject to market change,
When in Salem, Albany or Woodburn, we would be pleased to
have you make our store your headquarters. When ordering: by mail
always mention this ad. We guarantee these prices not to be higher
as long: as our present stock lasts. If there is a decline we are the
first to offer it. We have specials on many items every week-end
which alone would pay you to visit one of our stores. Watch our ad
for market changes. Always bring: this ad.
“J a n e t,” a monkey ow ned by Mr». M ary F. llu lp ln . A storia, I.. 1., "m oth-
•ring” two o f th e fo u r kitten* w hich she haa adopted. T he m o th er e at left
the klta In Mrs. Helpin'* y ard and th en d isap p eared . “J a n e t” found th e tiny
animal* frying, picked them u p and b ro u g h t them Into the house.
Michelin
Ring Shaped Tubes
Will not pinch like other tubes that
a rt straight. Come in and see the difference.
Let ns go over yonr motor car before you make that
trip this summer and you will not have to worry
about yonr car while you are on yonr outing.
EXPERT m achine w o r k and m o to r c a r ,
TRUCK AND TRACTOR OVERHAULING
Sunoco Motor OU—the Oil that is different.
Towlng-Day o r N i g h t
Tours for Service
Halladay
<
5s Justin
A utom otive Machinists
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
■wn
SALEM STORES
1 0 3 S. Commercial Cor of State
299 N. Commercial Cor of Chemeketa
WOODBURN STORE Sooth First Street
ALBANY STORE West First Street
M INISTRY OF HUMOR.
P. Mr-Mahon Olvnn, former min­
ister for home and territories, will
he much missed in the Australian
house of representatives, which dear­
ly loves its joke. Recently Mr.
Glynn was giving evidence before
the Northern Territory Koval com­
mission. Noticing that the former
minister was standing, and not see­
ing that the court orderly had omit-
U*d to place a chair in the witness
box, Mr. Justice Kwing said courte­
ously: “Take a chair, Mr. Olvnn.”
Looking at the empty witness box,
the former minister replied : “ I have
not got one. vour honor. I lost it at
the last election!”
Iconolast—L iterally , Im age
A radical reform er, so called
e lrh th cen tu ry refo rm ers who
to and th rew down sta tu e s,
etc.. In th e churches.
b reaker
from the
objected
picture«,
B aptist Church Annoo
S H O R T AND S N A P P Y
B e up and doing ; hut mind who you
do.
Good in ten tio n s should he covered
w ith asbestos.
A woman w ho Is not dangerous Isn’t
w orthy to he a woman a t all.
N ever h e sita te to tell a woman th a t
you love her. It in creases h er self
respect.
T h e man w ho co u rts trouble Is lucky
to get off w ith m erely a breach-of-
prom lse actioh.
T h e re Isn’t much difference betw een
sight end vision except when you m ake
th e m lstnke of calling a woman one
when you m ean th e other.
It Is ab stinence, m ore than absence,
th a t m ake th e h e a rt grow fonder.
W hen a w om an needs sym pathy, cry
W hen s m an needs It.
Lynch Law — H ang ing by mob. th s 1 w ith her.
Judgm ent
being
pronounced
by | sw ear w ith him.
•'Judge L y n c h ;" said to he derived
H a lf th e w orld don’t know how th eir
from a V irginian nam ed Lynch, w ho
n r te d a s Judge In th e sev en teen th cen­ i b e tte r halves live, and If they a re wise
tury, by appo in tm en t of his nelgbbora I they w on’t try to find out.
Our growing Sunday school
meets at 10 a. m., Mr. Justin,
superintendent.
At 11 a. m.
Rev Proppe preaches on "The
Security of the Believer” or
"Can the Chil i of God be Lost?”
Our Young People’s Society
meets at 7 p. m. Come and hear
the reports of the returned dele­
gates from the assembly at Co­
lumbia City. At 8 p. m. Rev.
Proppe preaches on "Four
Crowns on One Head.” Remem­
ber our Bible conference begins
August 14. You are welcome to
all these meetings.
A love affair Is alw ay s m ore in te r­
estin g than a m arriage, fo r th e aarae
reason th a t rom ance I* fu lle r of
bllltle* than a biography
Services next Sunday, August
7th, as follows: Sunday school at
10 o’clock.
Preaching at 11.
Epworth League at 7 p. tn.
Preaching service st 8 p. tn. All
are most cordially invited to
attend these services.
The pastor wss very much
pleased with the large attend­
ance Inst Sunday evening. The
warm weather need not inter­
fere with church attendance.
Come again.
Live singing.
Short sermon.
Prayer meeting and Bible
study on Wednesday at 7:80.
Ladies Aid e meets every Thun
day afternoon.
A drop of printer’s ink will
make s million think.