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yaia, H air D ressin g , P e rm a n e n t W ave,
S calp T re a tm e n t, W rinkle T re a tm e n t,
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T in tin g .
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P hone 1690
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Valley & Siletz Railroad
M otor L eav es Independence Daily
10:50 a. m .
.
M otor Leave« In d ependence Daily
E x c e p t S u n d ay 4:10 p. m.
M otor A rriv e s In d ep en d en ce, Dally
9:50 a. m.
M otor A rriv e s In d ependence, Daily
E x c e p t Sunday 3:50 p. m.
F re ig h t serv ie e daily e x c e p t Sunday,
L eav e Indep en d en ce 7'30 a. m.
L. E. WATSON, Supt.
TO REALIZE THE
MOST MONET
W e buy everything you
want to sell and sell
everything you want to
buy. Cash or trade.
Bring in everything you
want to sell and I will
sell it for you on a
commission.
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EYES and
EFFICIENCY
The success o f a bu sin ess man
usually d ep en d s on th e m ain ten an ce
o f his h e a lth —so n ecessary in th a t
e sse n tia l, c le a r-c u t m a n n e r o f th in k
ing and deciding im p o rta n t issues.
W ith o u t p ro p e r e y e sig h t no man
can be him self. No m an can think
w hen th a t sick en in g h ead ach e c a u s
ed fro m o v erw o rk ed ey e s p e rsists
in sap p in g his v ita lity .
So a f t t r all i t 's th e ey es th a t
co u n t fo r efficiency.
MORRIS
Optical Co.
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Salem B an k o f C om m erce Bldg.
Oregon's Largest
Optical Institution
S A L IM , OREGON
Phone 239 fo r a p p o in tm e n t
vsh fron\
aaeL
Or. Oinsmore Having
Enjoyable Time On Trip
ap p ears, have been in pa.-f responsible
for th e delay in ailjuktlng the 50,000
claim s for lost and dam aged paveéis.
B ut m ore th an th a t, they eontluuall)
act as If they d id n 't care a rap w h eth
e r they held th e ir Jobs or not.
C ars L ittle A bout Jobs.
T h e tro u b le Is th a t they really do
J. G. M cIntosh and wife pass not, G lover Intim ated, and they often
ed Sunday with Eugene friends. tell th e d ep artm en t officials as much
In Ju st about th a t m any w ords. They
a re u n d er civil service, and often they
Mr. and Mrs. J. McCloud and a re th e only men In th e ir tow na who
Mrs. McKinney accom panied th e! wl11 a n <> l * n
“ • postm aster«. Moot
t o
D n k u .i,
r __ • • i i
o
! often they run sm all stores, and If
J. S. R bbie S to Lewisville Sun- j the d e p artm en t In W ashington gets
day.
“all het up" over th e ir fa ilu re to a n
sw er correspondence, th e p o stm asters
th re a te n to give up th e post office
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Carbray work.
will entertain the Kill K are Club
T h a t th re a t usually “w orks,” fo r It
this evening. Mrs. J. S. Robbie is b e tte r to have som e sort of post of
fice than none a t all.
har been elected president of the
“ W hy, gome of them pay no a tte n
club for this year.
tion to us a t all,” said Glover, w ith a
sm ile of despair. “One of {hem re
cently w as asked to fill out a q uestion
The Oregon T heatre bill for n aire show ing reason« as to th is and
th • coming week includes the th a t In connection w ith a lost parcel.
“ ‘H ell, n o ; hell, y e s; hell, n o ; hell,
beautiful story “ Lavender and
yes,’ w as th e w ay he sent th e ques
Old L ace,” Friday and Saturday, tio
n n a ire hack to us," continued Glo
October 28 and 29, also Wm. S. ver, w ith som e feeling. “T hen, he
H art and Ja n e Novak in “ Three continued, ‘If you don’t like It, tak e
your --------- poet office out o f my
Word B rand.”
sto re.’
“T h is Is a sam ple of the th in g we
have to p ut up w ith ,” continued the
FARM CHIMNEYS NEED STUDY third a ss ista n t p o stm aster general.
"O ne p o stm aster actu a lly te re out
T hey Should S ta r t From Ground and the p a rtitio n s used to m ark off the
post office from the reet of his store
Not Be Placed on B rack ets—
and th rew them out Into th e street,
Make Foundation Solid.
to g eth er w tth sll th e postal a p p a
ratu s.
All chim neys for fnrm building-
“W hen the m alls a rriv ed th e men
should s ta rt from th e ground. Those
placed on b ra c k e ts a re u n safe am ' on th e tra in saw th a t they could net
dcUver the le tte rs and o th er m a tte r
often Increase th e ra te of Insurance
In a properly designed house o f mod
to an office out In th e street, so r e
fused to let th e mall off. W ord w as
e ra te alxe, one o r a t m ost tw o chlm
neys, each containing several Hues, sen t to h e a d q u a rte rs and Inepectors
sen t down a t once.
will serv e every purpose. If poaslh|e.
“Do you have to put up w ith th a t
a flue should be provided fo r each
so rt o f th ing?" G lover w as asked.
stove, as much b e tte r d ra fts a re th ere
hy obtained, say sp ecialists of the
Many R equests U nansw ered.
U nited S ta te s D ep artm en t of A gri
“T h e re Is not much else we can do.
cu ltu re.
som etim es," he said. "O ften It be
T he chim ney should have a solid
comes a case o f h aving a p o stm aster
fo u n d atio n o f brick or atone, and If like th a t or none a t all. O ften they
o f brick, of course, an e x tra footing
pay no a tten tio n w h atev er to le tte rs
should be laid. T he e x te rio r walls ask in g for Inform ation, and some of
should he tw o b rick s thick and the
them even refuse to send back to m er
division w alls one brick thick.
In
can tile houses packages refused *hy
case th e chim ney Is lined w ith one custom ers In th e ir villages.
of th e p a te n t fire-clay linings now on
"F o r Instance, a man ask s fo r sam
th e m a rk e t one brick will prove of ples o f su itings from some big m er
sufficient th ick n ess fo r th e ex terio r can tile house, th a t Is, perhaps, not ns
walls.
stric t In It* business ethic« as som e of
In case It Is n ecessary to carry a th e houses.
stovepipe any considerable distance
“ A sam ple of a blue etoth. and a
Inside a p artitio n to reach the chlm
sam ple of a brow n cloth a re sent him.
ney, a te rra co tta thim ble should he from which he select* the blue, and
used, and w here a pipe p arses com o rd ers a su it of th a t color. B ut th e
p letely through a p a rtitio n It should clothing house sends him su its m ade
he p ro tected w ith a v en tilated thlm
from both colored cloths.
Me.
“T h e custom er accepts the bine
su it h u t refu ses the brow n one And
PLAN TO WEAN CALVES EARLY th e p o stm a ste r does not tak e the
tro u h le e ith e r to notify the m ercan
Much Tim e and Annoyance Savsd If tile house o r send the suit hack. Then
when th e house kicks, and begins to
Y oungater It T aken Away W hen
flood th e t-iitt.»liter w ith le tte rs asking
Quite Young.
fo r a rem ittan ce fo r th e brow n stilt, j
T he cow ow ner who neglects to loo, th e custom er te n rs up th e le tte rs |
w ean his c a lf because It Is too much and th e p o stm aster pays no a tten tio n !
to le tte rs to him .”
tro u b le Is m aking ten tim es th e trou
G lover said th a t th e dep artm en t
hie for him self hy lettin g It n u rse Its
m other. It Is su rp risin g how soon a had been able to c le a r up the 50.000
•itIf can he tau g h t to drink from a delayed cases p artly because It had
bucket. If one Is d eterm in ed enough. waived the old rules requiring m any
affidavits as to the cost o f articles al
And th e freedom from both erin g with
leged to he lost.
a hungry young hull a few w eeks Inter
ch arg in g down, tram p lin g one’s feet
$490 P urse In Coal Wagon.
and In sistin g upon h a tin g t ! s way. 1«
O reenshnrg. P a.— F o r fo u r days a
w orth a lot.
pockethook containing $490 w as c ar
ried around th e country attach ed to
ANXIOUS TO PLEA SE.
th e run n in g gear of a coal wagon be-
S T o properly shoe th e ' children,
take them to the Buster Brown
Shoe Store in Salem. Mail o rle rs
carefully filled.
l t ’s lik e th is, Miz/.ua O g g y ,"
n -
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The WESTERN
Dr. H. C. Dinsmore’s many Minor Post Offices Cause Trouble
friends will be interested in the
for Department by Slack
following communication.
ness of Methods.
M ontgomery, Ala ,
Oct. 12, 1921
Dear Friends:
Am on my way. L eft Nev. O r
leans this A. M. and have stopp- _ .
, _ ,
,
. ,
P o stm a sters R efuse to A nsw er De
ed off here for a rest tonight.
p a rtm e n t C orrespondence and
Am going on tom orrow P. M.
T h reaten to Q uit W hen Called
to T aek by Officials.
Met some S hriners here and
they took me up to th eir cluo.
W ashington.— Som e of th e trial* e f
Had fine time.
Expect to get the Post Office d e p a rtm e n t w ith m any
thru by Sat. Hope everything is of th e fo u rth cla.i» p o stm asters of the
all rig h t and all well. My per- ! country> wbo refu se to a n sw er official
m a n e n t address w ill b e M a n i la
correspondence, an d who o therw ise
m a n e n i auaress w in De M anaa- ( conduct them selves m a p erh ap s too
min, O nt., Can.
high handed fashion, a re revealed by
R egards to all.
' v - ,rvlnK g lover, th ird a ss ista n t post
‘ f f
m a ste r general.
H. C. D. W
T hose fo u rth class p o stm asters, It
plained th * proprietor of th e Tote
Fair »tore at Tumlinville, Ark
‘Ttaie rur ouaeed drummar has jusi
called me a liar Would you d rut her
I'd wait on you now and mebby give
him a chance to apologize and back
out, or would _vou prefer to aee th e
fight flrat and trust to luek that I’ll
be able to wait on you afterward F’
City Star.
S A N F R A N C IS C O
ADD TO WOES OF
POSTAL CHIEFS
The housing shortage in Japan is
iHust rated by the fart that no lea*
than two thousand families have ap-
1 plied for the 190 house« which the
Tokyo municipality is now con- |
»tructing -The living Aga
!‘’n* ,n s *° * r n n k S hlr,“y o t I 'l*on"*r
T h e pockethook w as the p roperty of
John G u n ter of th a t pisce, who laid
If on th e wagon while paying Shirey
fo r a lond of rn*l. F o u r days a fte r
•he tran sactio n Shirey discovered th e
purse w hile hitching up his team , and
re tu rn ed It to th e ow ner
G u n te r hnd m issed the money, h at
could not rem em ber w here he had
laid It.
C. S. HAMILTON
3 4 0 COUNT STREET
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and when you choose, with your family
or your friends. Enjoy the boundless
beauties of nature, the pure air, a lunch
in a shady wood, a fishing excursion, a
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You can in a Ford. Millions have learn
ed by experience that to own and operate
a Ford is not an extravagance; they have
learnded that the many pleasures derived
from a Ford takes the place of other
pleasures, and the saving thus made oft
en pays for the car and its maintenance.
Lets talk this matter over. Get the facts
and figures.
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Strange Beset
D e tro it M ic h — A little anim al, at
first th o u g h t to he the "m lealng link,"
w as cap tu red recently In the wooded
portion of B erkeley. Cal It had a
face like a man. a fall like th a t e f a
•q n lrrel h ands reecm hllng those of a
hnm an being sn d Jabbered a dlsflne-
flve lingo If Is ahont a foot tall and
dark hm w n
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