TUB INDEPENDENCE" MONITOR1, yuA'lt'M'
The Square Seal Market
Published Weekly at Indeper.&iUv, Po
Oregon, on Friday.
Why You Should Buy
now. This means no Joss from
bad accounts. We propose for our
customers to share with us the profits
of this system, giving you the best
goods, best service and best prices.
COOK & SON,
PROPRIETORS.
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THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK
I Established " 1889
A Successful Busies Career of Twenty rive Years
iriTEREST PAID 03
TIME DEPOSITS
OIf!CCKfl AINL DIRECTOR
I H. Hirschterd,, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P.
" R. R. DeArmond, Cashier
i , r..L-r tv P. Smith. 0. D. Butler
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The Quick Meal Range f
Entered as Second CUm Matter August 1, 1912 at the Post Office at Inde
pendence, Po:i County, Oregon, Under the Act of March 3, 1879.
CLYDE T. ECKER, Editor
NINA B. ECKER, Associate
SuDscrlptlon Rates: One Year $1J0 Strictly In Advance
THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR FOREIGN
ADVtHriSINO BY ThE
orwpRAL omen
J WEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN AU THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
Independence, Oregon, Friday, January 8, 1915
Notd Austrian Lender.
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fill of I lie ic.rlcrs of Aii-lrl.ui triwi
In tlic iri'iit -nr I U.'ii'iiil V iktor
I)Hi)UI, who i ii'.'iil'ciI ritrii hixi
the rzur'M sulilliTt in i;:ili'iii. At mi'"
Hint' It n H'ti 'l Mint ! f turrul
!niikl Imil wriiiii liniM'i'iii' with tin-
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DREXLER & ALEXANDER
The Store That Gives Satisfaction
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I The Cusfer Erown Slices far Children, None Better
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DRY, GOODS, CLUlHiU, SHOES, HATS, FUBKISKIH6S
and a
COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES
Latest Novelties for Wn
Gall and See Our Line
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Meala awed at aU Hours The best Mltha DcPt Service
Regular Dinner 25c
The Palace Cafe
E. J. FOWLER, Frop.
EVIBTTHINO E1KVED TO! KU1T THE CUSTOMER
Located on South Side of C St.
Next door to TluKa 6 Johnson. " M"ln 2321 f
rat',
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ORNKIUL VlhTDII I ASKU
ti win unlit tuiliii I'lixtcin frontier mul
Itlvcii iniiim mil l tlif .'cntnil nrniy ot
dffiiiii. Hif w filtii'HtiMl nt tlir
Hoviil Cml.-i wliool lit llaililHirtf ni
Ih r. ffiirdoil iih IU of till' linwt clllrleli:
oltl'i'i In tliennvli-cof Kmperor Kraii
cm Jnsi'iti. Ill ou'iiitluns iihiiiiis!
till- ltllHHf:lll 111' hii" I'loviil II skilli'H
ntinli'ult ri oil nt von i-ii'illt for n
liiK Hii' Aiitro llinitfHrliiii iirmy In tn
rarl.v port or (lie wiir when it whs
nenrly nvrwlioli I l.y Hi? KuhhIiiii
victories in (lullc-in. lienenil Innikl I
hpri'diinry colonel nml Imnoriiry "own
er" it tlu l ltty tlilril rexnm-iu i
AKriiin. which nt present I comniHnrt
rd ty Colonel Schlriner mill lni lltlii
rnlxl'ied ltlf In tin tJMllcliin t-a i i pttlirn.
.GALL AT OUR STORE.
WE eilftul this invitation to t-viry one
to call at cur store mul look over the
different linn of pooU we lav to hhow
you. All w, fr.h j;hhU h1 v
l!iinintt e our yi io to be liI5HT.
V wiil gladly rtfuntl yoiir u.oiiry fr
nnythii g you p-t from our ttor if not
found -tisftory, n yuu cannot Uttt r
the trrtni'ut y 'u pot Ira,
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Sunny Slope
Quite a number from h-re wt re
trading: in Monmouth Saturday
Jamea Goodman of Monmouth
was here Saturday on business.
Sam Morrison of nctr Inde
pendence was a business visitor
here Saturday
Mr. und Mrs. IX M. Gil breath
pre jirotul owners of a telephone.
Allen Johnson of Monmouth
was in Sunny Slope Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wunder
were ahonpinir in Independence
Sattii Jay.
Wm. Fishback returnee
Carlton Thursday.
Dr. Mathis of Monmouth was
summoned here Monday.
John Gronewald of independ
eiicj was a business visitor here
Monday.
Mrs. Uelle Johnson was a guest
of her sen, Jesse Johnson, and
family, of tlm Luckitunute, Sun
day. Ln Fishback, after spending
his vacation at home here, has
returned to his school at St. Jo
seph whre he is teaching.
Co..Un- Fc-il Him.
In new
Maurice Butler and wife of
Portland spent the holidays with
Mrs. Butler's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Craven.
Miss Hazel Lorence returned
home a few days ago from visit
ing her sister, Mabel, who is
teaching at Bend, Eastern Ore
gon. She brings back the news
that P. E. Chase is conducting a
small store at Bend, similar to
the one he conducted here.
The natives of Michigan held
their reunion at P. H. Johnson's
residence this year. There were
about thirty present including
Earnest Allen and family of Al
bany, E. Bogert and family of
Salem and G. D. Treat and fami
ly of Falls City. A general good
time is reported.
The annual reunion of the But
ler family took place at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. V. Butler
on Christmas eve. There were
75 members present, four of
whom were initiated into the fam
ily circle. A most splended
event is reported. The guests
enioved games and dancing and
refreshments. The festivities
Insted till three o'clock in the
morning.
riV CT.NTS PROVES IT
A Cf-fous Offer. Out
ml t nil i .' r"-!'-.,, with 5
ei n!t t " y it Co., Clii:a
pi), 111 , and receive a free
trial package containing
Foley's Honay and Tar Com
pound for cougiis, colds,
croup, bronchial and lagrippe
coughs, Foley kidney Pills
and Foley Cathartic Tablets
For B.le in your town by
Villianie Drug Co.
HOMNDUSTRY
(Continued from page 1)
county 10th, with 2,152.845
nounds: Clackamas county 12th,
with 1.513.2K) pounds. Oregon
produced only eight rounds of
marketable hops in 1N0. 4'.U in
1800. .m5in 1870, 244.371 in 1SS0.
S.673.72G in 18'JO, 14,7(35.577 in
1W0. and I5.C60.00O in 1D03. In
VJ03 there were 17,000 acres of
hnna. nroducinff 16.C60.000
pounds, at a labor cost of 7 cents
per pound, or $1,096,200, distrib
uted among 27,965 people pick-
to lers and other workers an aver
age of $'.!). 20 per person.
The cost of production to the
farmer in HU;1 is estimated at 9
cer.ts per pound. It is shown
that of the ?6,000,(X) received by
the growers, more than half of
that sum, or S3, 160, 000, was dis
tributed to labor, directly to the
50,000 men, women and children
employed in the yards at harvest,
or to the purchase of supplies
necessary for cultivation.
Consideration of the Industry
from an economic standpoiut de
velops the fact that there is no
ST,
By WlNOfNA WOOD
The Quick Meal Range
The exclusive design and harmouv n c instruction of th Quick
Meal Ste 1 Rang? with its Nickel Corn, r Expansion Tubes, Sanitary
White Porcelain Enamel Splasher and High' Warming Oven with
I)iappenrinff Doors and Military fini!i, nnkes it asy to keep clean.
The expansion in the constructon of thaoven giwrnntees against
warping caused by heat. The fbcatio.) of thereat flue equally dis
tributes the heat so that the cooking becomes easy a well as a
science Th catchltee oven door operating by counterbalance in
surep you an air tight oven.
The Quick Meal Range is maero that a res.rvolrcan be attached
to either side. You can get a reservoir any time after you .buy your
rsnpo. The Quick Meal Rang, is pleasing to look at because of ite
white enamel. One of its chief advantage- is that it is made so that
it can be easily kept clean.
Sloper Brothers &Cockle g
Independence's Largest Hardware
and Implement Store
This is the Piano We Give Away
ON JUNE 15, VALUE $400
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WHAT SXEMXDTO US
TO BE A QUESTION IS
NOW A GRATIFYING
SUCCESS. IT PATS TO
BE LIBERAL WITH
OU1 TRADE.
Sine we first announced
that we would give away
this Beautiful Ctaxton
Parlor Grand Piino te
m ii rr m nn. nf mi, miglnm.ri
on June 15, our businesi i
haa shown a Big Increase
in Every Department. Of
course the unusual values
which we are offering have
helped to make this in
crease and we shtll con
tinue alone; these lines,
We are daily receiving New
and Attractive Offerings
Fashion Centers snd you
will find our stock com
plete in all lines regardless
of the heavy daily demand.
BE SURE AND ASK FOR
YOUR PIANO VOTES
WITH EVERT PURCHASE
ENROLL NOW
TO m IN THE SWIM SOCIALLY
USl; MONITOR CALLING CARDS
other industry in the state that
' , . V a Wnr. in.tn..
pu !! Why dl,1 1 can cvmpare wun nvy niuua-
r A i s, mr imv i try for putting foreign money in-
l or ih.- .iiiu r!i ! to ovntral circulation.
The hops grown in Oregon are
in great deman m rastern
states and in Europe, where they
are used with hops from other
states to strengthen the general
ijuality for manufacturing pur-
p. . 1 .e .oviumptin or tne
Mrs. J. K. W'ir.egar l U-n hop ' . -eson has hf n e-
. : 1 1 - I. . ...... : . r . . o ' ' . . v r I
m st r'l'vis.y tu ioi in- iww i,n;iu ..,.
I .t vvet-ks but is reported to be some f the y ' . ving to the re-
t . A J ..T.M mint. Ml.) vew
Mi McClain, from ore of the ! bibition, the entire crop wi. of
'middle western states, is thr necessity t sold in other states
t guest of her sister. .Mrs.' IF C. pr 'n Kutopoan mark. s. Harry
0sli)n ( L Hart in Sunday Oregonian.
H:iimili'il rri I
nrui? I.lttli- Man
i-n a a Hip iitii crivv,H tho im.u!. Ver
ilon't -!i I . h inv ith ii. i ii.'iii-s Suti
urtttin 1 . 1 f .
tgiia Is Egsf-
"Sure as U .v.,.:" tiros,- fni'ii
thf toli't'iii'i toi mti ii, Ik Sr
Uhl.''wi Tllll U.- IH.'lil '.Mil;,; I. ,i.n
FROM TE MONMCCTH HFRA1D
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To the first sixty who enroll as contestants will be given a souvenir and 6000 votes. Come in st
once and let us explain how you can win.
RULES OF CONTEST
1.
No nn-e of contestant will be known.
No rar e of contestant will be published.
Every cortestant is credited with 2000 votes
when placed in nomination.
Every contestant gets a number.
Standir of contestants' number published
wek!y.
AU vot s most be brought- in Wednesday
for r cording.
Vote cun not be solicited in or about the
stora.
10.
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IS.
Tie votes in packages with yoor number and
amount on top slip only.
Color of votes will be chsriffed "monthly and
must be recorded weekly to count.
Votes are trsnsferable only before record
ing. Contestants having largest number of votes
on Jnne 15, win piano snd ether premiums.
AU parties to s tie shall participate equally
No church, school, lodge, society, a public
institution csn become a contestant di
rectly or indirectly.
toss nwniacv
V. J. BROWN, Proprietor.
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