Independence monitor., November 21, 1912, Image 6

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TO THIS DRUG STORE
for any thing you want in our line. They'll get
the urn treatment and ame price you would
get if you came yourself. This business was built
up by square dealing and fair prices as much as
by the pure fresh drugs we use and the accuracy
with which we fill prescriptions. Talking of child
ren be careful of them in this weateer. If they
develop the slightest cough stop it right away.
We can recommend Rexall Baby
Cough Syrup. This pleasant medicine
immediately allays the irritations of the throat
and breathing tubes, effects a quick, permanent
cure and haa no injurious effects. Sold with the
REXALL guarantee, 25c a bottle.
Williams Drug Store
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
Mi sb Lena Brown was a
business visitor Thursday.
2000 Edison Iiecordi at
cut prices. Craven & Moore
J. .J. Woodard of Suver
was in Independence Tues
day. 5 room house in town near
the new saw mill site. $800
R. J.Taylor.
Raich Herzog spent Sat
urday and Sunday visiting
bis brother.
J. R. Winnett of Airlie
was registered at the Lerona
Wednesday.
Arthur Moore, ex-poultry
fanoier, was in town Wednes
day talking farm etc.
Tom Brunk the newly
elected Representative, was a
oity visitor Wednesday.
TheLadies of the Wood
men circle were practicing
in the hall Wednesday even
ing. The high school demon
strated their superiority over
the town boys in a game of
foot ball Sunday in which
the score stood 13 to 0,
There was net a quorum
of the council ior its regular
meeting night, Wedneday
evening, but no work of im
portance was to be transact
ed. The new bus of the Tero
na hotel meets nil i he boats
and passenger trains, now
com ing to Independence
which means 26 trips each
day.
W. O. Cook of Eugene was
an Independence visitor Sun
day. He was e ii route to
Portland to attend the man
ufacturers "Made in Oregon"
meeting at the metropolis
this week and stopped at In
dependence enrouto visitirg
Jerome Dorntife and family
and others while here.
Quite a large attendance
of women met Wednesday
afternoon to take prelimin
ary steps towards organizing
a Civic Improvement Club.
It was decided to pospone
the perfection of a perma
nent organization to a later
date, towit Wednesday next.
$1600 cash and $1500 on
time buys 10 acres of bottom
fruit land, Newton, Jonathan
or Spitzenburg apples, 200
pench trees and f acres of
strawberries. See R. J. 'lay
lor if interested.
The corner brick on Main
and Monmouth occupied by
Drexler A Alexander is being
fixed up with a coat of ce
ment. Tin work is being
done by John Iirimberg.
The union services this
wek have been largely at
tended and attract very gen
eral attention. The meetings
have been very ."successful
and interesting.
See about the 10 acre hop
tract in Independence for
Big Cut in
Edison wax
Records
Now is the time to buy Edison records.
Best tone records on earth at cut rates.
2,000 Edison Records to select from
Amberol Records cut to - 31c
Sttndard Record cut to - . 21c
All the late hits Call
and play them over
Craven & Moore
Independence
2100. See Ii. J. Taylor.
Big cut in Kdison Records
iiec our add.
Craven fc Mo re.
Mth. Maui Raker and
children, H. J. and Helen
Powell were aiming the Air
lie people registered at the
Lerona hotel Monday.
8 acies bottomland, 700
cords Ash hihI Maple wood
on place, will slII cheap; T.
R. Nunn, Real Estate, inde
pendence. Justice Wilson, who will
voluntarily turn over office
of justice to a iitw mriii, in
January, hag never had ap
peal from his decisions in
his ten years practice.
A representative of the At
las Bridge company of Port
land reports it will cost $17,
000 to repair the pteel bridge
between Mario:i and Polk
counties at Salem. The Polk
county court deferred action
to a after date.
Verd Hill, of Indepen
dence, a former well known
Corvalli8 boy and a ctudent
at O. A. C, was in Corvallis
Saturday to witness the O.
A. C.-Whitman game. Mr.
Hill is a promising young
man, making good in his
hometown, and was recently
eltcted to the legislature
from Polk county, running
on the Democratic ticket and
winning out over his Repub
lican opponent by a lare
majority. This was consid
ered a great victory for Mr.
Hill and a spelndid tent for
his popularity, a8 Polk coun
ty is decidedly Republican
in politics. Corvallis and O.
A. C. friends of the young
man will be glad to hear of
his success Corvallis Gazette-Times,
NOTICE
The barbers of Indepen
dence announce that from
and after Dec. 1, hair cutting
will bo 35c.
AT THE M. E. CHURCH
Sunday Sohool at 10: A.M'
Classes are provided for all.
Public Worship 11: A. M
Theme The Conclusion.
Epvvorth League 6:30 P.M.
Topi c Enriching other
through Self-giving.
Evening Worship 7:30 P. M.
T h o in e Christian 1'ii'iv.
its Desirability.
A cordial invitation to ill.
F. N. Sandifur.
Beautify Your
Thanksgiving
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