Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19??, July 31, 1914, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texti.. SALE COMMENCES JULY 25 AND ENDS AUGUST 8 This is the 1st Authorized Mid-Summer Hoosier Cabinet Sale on the Hoosier $1 Plan This mid-summer sale ia authorized for the first time, because bo many Hoosier agents were unable to get Hoosiers for their spring sales, and many more could not get their full allotment. But even now, only a limited number of Hoo3ier Cabinets can oe turned out of our new factory building in time for mid summer deliveryan average to each sale of less than twenty. So only you who enroll early can count on delivery during the hot month3t when you need your Hoosier most. THE HOOSIER MFG. CO.. New Castle, Ind. Read about these conveniences that made the HOOSIER neces sary to over 700,000 women. 1 Mrs. Christine Frederick's famous ' "Housekeepers' Food Guide" on the upper left door answers the eternal problem: "What shall we have for dinner?" fO The Cook-book Holder on the mid f die upper duor holds your cook book securely when not ia use. hen you are cooking, sirr.ply open up the book to the proper page behind the t hr.Mr If la nn a lvl ivi'h uniir lv I alwujs clean, never In the way. There are 40 special conveniences ia the NEW HOOSIER-17 are entirely NEW. I i ne iioosier 3ie;ai riourrin noius liftv im.h mis. It is low and easy to r fill Tiis islitlimr t''ia.-.s front enable; oi b to tlra-i the ei-.:ire bin easily. The in-j, ;. j suit is fii:;:L'y i i mei.u, wim uu Liin;rii to hdld Hour. First flour in is alwavs out first. The New Sluiker Flour Sifti-r li'.c in. .-it woni!e:fl'.l of all the ne" Sr. I I.i. r.ic-r iim-:i!ios. It N the only fi t-ii ' i I ' e t-r ma 'e -:i .1 k ;::hen ca! iin 1 I s':.m s flour t sri- vnh .-eeail of gusn! it tin niijh. It cannot u ear nut and t not rrind thrm:in any gni or l"Wc si. ! stance that m:i;i.t be in the fli. (4) I i H--Tr.- i --n 1 C I. C. ADJOUKNS At the meeting of the Civic Leajrue in their club rooms on Monmouth street last Saturday afternoon, it was decided to ad journ active work for the re mainder of the Summer, their next meeting to be September 2ti. The matter of purchasing drinking fountains was left in i the hands of the executive com imittee, consisting of Mesdames ;.J. S. Cooper Sr., J. E. Hubbard, i Fletcher, Mcintosh, Swop Fet jzer. O. D. Butler, E. E. Faddock !aml Hal!. i During the period of adjourn ment, the committee on music is planning to give some entertain ing benefit musical functions which will be looked forward to with keen anticipation. Tomorrow, 0 SI l(its ltjs iv ' HOOSIER in Yoar Home Don't Wait ! OUR WINDOW the talk of the and see it. DISPLAY is town come A m v ft ntn e in the la.. i. vi i a n.urow .'.he v i,!. d for ti-c st..ri-.-"'e. l..v! v-.n.m w .11 ii (.oiua iiH-ia a an (." It will s ac niai.y t F. i-e Cup it ami' i:; i.f u,-..i i eiaei i;t':K :i.-S to I :..- The mid-summer sale terms are: 1. You may choose any of the new Hoosiers "White Beauty," or "Oak Interior" at slightly less price. 2. $1 puts your Hoosier in your home at once. 3. $1 weekly quickly pays for it. 4. the low cash price fixed by the factory prevails strictly. 5. No interest no extra fees. 6. This sale is under direct supervision of the Hoosier Company. 7. Sale is strictly limited to our small summer allotment ot new noosiers. 8. Your money back if you are not delighted with your Hoosier. This Is your opportunity -if you act quickly-to own this vv.in.leif til Hoosier on the most liberal terms ever offered. You may search the whole wot Id and tmd 'l .ihinr that will iv vim so much labor in vour kitehen as this new Hoosier. 5. - -- j tin D . J. ..C r-r... ,.o.i!..r.r-. If II III !l i M P thrffl I r if VV mia Denuiy i a wwiimci .... . . tla new tea -. r -S. ii-U incur fj rooms- cuoboanis. a large work tble and package pantry in one tpot to you can it down at work and save milei of tep. Vou have places before you for 400 artic les, all at your fiuijers' ends. You save most of the weary hours other women spend in their kitchens. This new Hoosier on these terras Is the greatest kitchen cabinet tiartjain you have ever seen. The few we have will lie sola in no lima at an. m uioso women who grasp this opportunity tomorrow can be sure of getting these cabinets on the liberal Hoosier plan. COMING Ladies of Independence and vi cinity: We desire to announce i' that all next week we shall have with us a noted beauty specialist from the Famous Harmony Toilet Go. 'Js Laboratories at Huston. We cordially invite you to meet 1it at our store and to become acquainted with these delicate toilet necessities. She will also be plad to call up- 01 you at your home, by appoint inu'T.t, and illustrate the delight ! fill uses to which these products may he particularly adapted. Williams Drug Co. "500" PARTY a ! rs. Clar k entertained at ' '500' ' her home on Sixth street last i lay afternoon. IVetty floral decorations nave e rooms a festive appearance r the affair. The uest list included local f i i. nds of the hostess and a few out-of-town visitors. A luncheon of Summer delica cies served by the hostess proved a delightful ending for a pleas ant afternoon, they can spend a few hours most pleasantly and a few dollars most profitably. The establishment of this store reflects credit to the musicians, and musically inclined people of the city, who have been seeking for more convenience in the ex clusive music departments, where instruments may be seen and heard without necessitating a trip ort of the city. FIVE HUNDRED PARTY A pretty party of double sig nificance was jfiven by Mrs G. A. Hurley and the Misses Robin son last Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hurley, when they entertained for their sister Mrs. Taylor, of Enterprise, Ore., who has been their house guest for sevt-al days and Miss es Lewis, Dawson and Thomas of Astoria, who have, been spending the Summer at Mon mouth. l'retty table appointments were made for "500" which furnished the diversion for the evening. A most delicious luncheon con sisting of marshmallow sundae, other ices and a variety of cakes served by the hostesses complet ed an evening of genuine infor mal pleasure. HELPFUL HINTS FOR HOUSEWIVES Attention Quality At the Store of L. G. REEVES, Service (ikOCERY SPECIALIST Pliunts Main lOII Table Delicacies, Fancy & Staple Groceries CROCKERY, TIN AND GRANITEWARE D-n't be afraid to phone your orders or to semi the children. TO BE IN I ME SWIM SOCIALLY USE MONITOR CALLING CARDS Improved Metal Clothespin With Double Clips. (5) T0KCRR0W YOU may exarri"-; a' oLIi; eai1, ore d !:, -! I, vou of BICE & CAL BREATH The Only Place in Town Where Hoosiers Are Sold OOOOOOOOCKKKKX ! THE SOCIAL WORLD j BY VIRGINIA SOUTHERN $ (000OOOM00 000000( The western waves of ebbing day Kolltclo-erlhe,!er.tl,,relway; Each pu.pl, I,c!,k,,ae!l'..!lyH. But not a settir.g beam o,ld plow Within the aark ravu-ts below, Where twined the j-.th in .l.adow h.d, Rcund many a rocky P'ru""ScuU Summer with its attendant pal who is appealing to her sisters in the cause for suggestions as to what miy be best sacrificed. Oregon being an equal suffrage state, and Independence full of intelligent women who are thor oughly capable of disposing of anv situation, thev might be of Icool together with other attrac-; sreat assistance to Mrs. Me Cor- jtions, unusually larne congrega-; mit-K. tions assembled for both the1 In a personal note from a 'morning and evening union ser- friend in Denver a declaration is i vices. ' made that there will be no better ! In the morning much sweet-! 'Velf deniers" in the country ine5 was radiated over the s.-r- than they, an inter-ting !it f vice by the singing of Boch's things they mean to abstain from ' '-llav of Rest." hv Mrs. KnanD. bei.-g enumerated, including Summer with its atw ; " one' vhich was received with appre- theat-r part.es. magazines, daily ties has neen . lhat ,;arUin. In the evening Miss papers, a walk instead ot a ride, so closely iollowir.g a . , i n.imlld soprano, 0f Albany, pleasure jaunts into the moun- a constant i-.x,m - I , i-,.,! I'athlnin's "I Hpnrd the tarns, etc. They st em ardent Voice of Jesus Say" and Lilldle's j about the caue and willing to -Abide With Me" before a large give up anything to promote ti.e congregation. Miss Unmmel is movement very popular and her musical ac caused in social musical ir-, r , , ,,.lv when bereave cits unto . , c went brought forth a period ot Qtvetday the desk is with scenic post cais and leturs from those who are enjoying the beach reports where the season has reached the apex of real pleasure. . Aside from the coveted (Inner dances, military bads and teas they tell inured or the more rustic PU ,uch a, boaung, a dip in thesurf. f. .r cam - .c,.rv te mi! ana evening hikes to rugteed most picturesque spots. cornpiishments make her much sought for both public and pri vate functions. She displays a remarkable talent for one so youthful, which when linked with maturity, will doubtless ripen into wonderful ability. Mrs. Mcintosh was accompan- THIMBLE PARTY As a pretty compliment to Mrs. A. j. Goodman of Portland, Mrs. J, S. Cooper Sr. invited in a few neighbors for an informal thimble party last Tuesday af ternoon. The hours passed most pleas antly with social converse and neeaie-worK. ine nostess com pleted the afternoon's pleasure by serving dainty refreshments. JOT FOR MUSIC LOVERS Music lovers wi ' 1 find pleasure in the announcement of an ex- ciusive music store which will be a most attractive place where THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH BEN C. CKOW, Pastor. Kev. 1. K. ll'inii-U of Mi-Mi... ivillo, will preach at the Christian church this Sunday and for all the month of Aug ust. Come to church Sun iiiy. Sunday School at 10 a. in., preaching at 11 a. in. Prayer meeting every Wednesday cvoninis at S p in. Will be glad to nee .mi there. If AT BAPTIST CHURCH W. T. TAPSCOTT, Pastor. The Methodist and liaptisl ronnrena ! lolls W ill in. le again next Sunday. Kev. Sandifur will conduct the Hcrvicct morning and evening. The morning s.,r ice will be held in the Methodist church and the evening in the Haptiat. Those union services are greaoy Hp- . .1 . . i. . prcciutcil .)' inose wii" ot her are invited. THE LITE CAREER "Si h.M.ling in yonlh should InvarUMy he dlrr.Mc.1 t. nrMir a n-i-.m In the twit vvnT ti th,- ."-I , luuiix nl viijtat.ou lor wkit.'h he is cai.alt;-' - l'i t.-U lit C, W. Kliut. This is the Mission of the at tend and all night.1 Queer Dream. Hail a tiieer ilremn last "Tell It." -I iln oiied that I liiailo lit. appoint ment with myself and when 1 got to the place I was gone."-llostou Trim- Clolhesplus l.avf lii-ei. ill use a g.cut lua.iy years wll limit lirlnglng out tiny radical changes in their design, tint It has remained for a wo.nau to tl.iuk out a very imtiihle liiiprovetiient la the nl.ape of an nillclo which Is not only more Berflicalilii, lieing made of inehil. hut being made with n double clip " that one ptu will secure portions uf two plisfa of wash at the siune time, holding or rclcnaiiiK each without ref erence to the other. Strawberry Moueee. Tiike for one ip.ai t of rich cream one i.. nn. I of fn-h fn.lt mashed through a t in. slralner. Mix with four tulile- sp, fuls of siinar, set the pan over the lire and stir until Ihu sugar la din k lived thoroughly. Itemove from the Hi, I mill i tahlosimonful of gela tin which hiis I n tllssolved In B little , ,,, ,ilei Stand on he until thor oughly i hilled. Mix two lahlespooii fills ef powdered sugar and olio tell Kpoiiid'iil of vanillii extract Willi the renin anil whip thoroughly, adding Ut ile hy Utile Iho ehllled strawlierry inl, I. Hweelened to taste. I'our Into a mold, covor very tightly and pack lee mill Hit It for three hours. Forty- ii v th School Year Open 5-Pri:riBi:R i8th, 1914 Write tor illustrated 100-page Book let, "IIIH I II I C.AHhl-R." and tor Cata log iiiiitaining lull iiiturmatlon. Courses AGRICULTURE : A Rronomv, Animal Hushaiidrv.Dalryllut haiulrv. Poultry Husbandry, llortkullure. Aj-ri. nltuif for Tf.uiirr. t-OHKSTR Y, itx.i.iNc. pnc.ini 1 kino. Home Eco nomics: 1 Huiifstk S inue, DomestU Art, ENt ilNI-l- RINt i: Elfitrkil, Irrigation, Highwav, .Mr, haul, al, ( .hernial, Mining. Oran.iis. COVVAMKCE. PHARMACY. IMM MRIAL ARIS. I'i,,iii-ii Ci-ir-AKrk'ulture, Dn'rv Injr., Home Makers' Course, Industrial Arts, r'orestrv, Husiness Short Course. S.hwl ef Pi.nno, String, Band, Volte Cultuie. Fwmeri Buiinesi Course by Mill Free, Addiraa TIIK kl'.llSTA, f)w-7.1Slo-lll Civullte. Orjo BUTTER WRAPPERS lu The Law Says They Must le l'rinted or So Stamptd ai to Conform toLaw $1.00 per Hundred At Monitor Office "T3 MISS LEWIS ENTERTAINS L;.st. Kriilny evi.-nino- a jolly i irtof rnotorists ronsistiri' t.f Mis-.-s Lila ari'l Scll.t P.'ibinson, thf.-ir 6istt-r, Mrs. Taylor from Kr.tcrprise, Ore., hnd Mc-.-srs. Vt-ni Hill mid Horner Murphy went to Monmouth where they Acre oV-iihtf-illy ent.'rtairu-J at ist for both services and ,lr. lap- . v j Anna Lewis, t.rin but Because of th ureat sorrow . t- r .1- m anii.enendU-rea-n,..-. s ieS Ro.- T. -1 . :,T-ie,. a-'! a cl - 1 :.,!.i.-d "r evers scott was the eonvincin for eaeli service. orator s '.-; a 1 death who W fe'Ve deciJetl 'avorite. functions were entire endar 'he pa.t ir PLAN TOR DENIAL DAY ' Au'jst 15 is "Suffrage se!f iti.ia! oay." 'hen sulfrai.st.s ot tne entire nation will not only a-i.y then.sel-.es pleas'ires a:.U iuxjru-s but even bare necessi ties to he.p raise the i.S.tfxi cipal of the A-toi ia public schools, w ho is sendintr the Summer at the Normal. The event was a pretty com pliment to Misses Sella and Ella II .binson, the latter youn lady taciiioK witu Miss Lewis in As-t--iia la.-t y.v.r where they were fijin n friends. i'reitv floral decorations en- aband-.r-e-i :r-n. iur.J re-..iire.J to successfully ti- hat.ced Mis Lewis' apartments nance e'j,.ai suii'rae campaigns SINGEKS PLEASE LUhtiuoV in several of the stales i e.xt lad. Ine plan v. as created by Mrs. McLe rr:.:cf: of Chicav'-, chain;. a;, of tne fund committee, w her- a 1 p for twelve players. J o conid ide tr e pieas-Jle the ho-teS.S i-iou3 delicacies. .i, i.t- were rnaoe " Cary's Hot Springs People travel for thousands of miles to jjo to Carlsbad and Baden-Baden and Prench IJck Springs and Hot Springs, Ark., yet right here in Oregon, less than a hundred miles from Portland, are waters of equal value to people suffering from rheumatism, dyspepsia and various other organic troubles. CARY'S NOT SPRINGS are located in the heart f.f the Cascade Mountains unrivalled for beauty with all the magnificent grandeur of nuture unspoiled by the hand of man. The best fishing in Oregon. Make Your Reservations Early. :: Write for illustrated descriptive booklets and other information. Address: evening 8 :erved deli- CARY'S HOT SPRINGS Estacada - - - Oregon Lat Sdl'iJay being de