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About Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1915)
i. ii 'i M Tlis Square Doal Alarket mmMsaamtfawKtrum nil WE are selling our goods for Cash now. This means no Joss from bad eccoants. We propose for our customers to share with us the profits of this system, giving you the best goods, best er? Ice and best prices. COOK & SON, PROPRIETORS. i LOCAL AND PERSONAL Items of Interest Gathered in and AboutTown , ,4M " ' ' i THE INDfWiCE NATIONAL BANK Established 1689 A Kuccf 1 iful Business Career of Twenty rive Yean INTEREST PAID OH TIME DEPOSITS QFI-HCURS AISO P1RUCTORS H. Illrschberg, Pres. D. W. Sears, V. P. II. R. DeArmond, Cashier W. IL Walker, B. F. Smith, O. D. Butler in 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i f i 0- ) DREXLER & ALEXANDER I I ; The Store That Gives Satisfaction m DRY, GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHINGS and a COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES The Busier 3rown Shoes lor Children, None Better L. Latest Novelties for "Women Call and See Cur Line Meala aerrad at all Hours The Beat Maaltha Meat Service Regular Dinner 25c e Palace Cafe E. J. FOWLER, Prop. IX li TM'NO SI IVID TO. SI IT THE CtJSTOMXR located n South Side of.C St. Next floor to ri e& Johna-'ii'i Phone Main 2521 Phone in tbe news. i Mrs. Bell is visiting i : Eastern Oregon. Electric carpet cleaner for rnt. Moore & Walker. Dr. R. E. Duganne den jtist, National Bank building. Mrs. Sarah Young went to 'Portland last Friday for a visit with friends. Willis Small of Turner was transacting husinte in the city recently. Mrs. Clyde Ecker has been sufl'oirig froai a protracted siege of the "grip." A. J Kichard'onof Henna Vista, transited business in this oily Tuesday morning. GUu Uree.ii returned to his borne at Orahtrea Tues day, ufter several days visit with Independence friends County Clerk, Robinson was elected a men bt-r of th Cathodral class ot Scottish Kite Masout i Poitland lat week. j i Twenty-flve per cent off on all men's, young men's und fov's clothing at Conkey &i Walker's for the next two weeks. Mrs. VanPatton ot Port land arrived th: firm of the week to i-ee her new grand Hon at the J. S. Cooper Jr. hoaid. Mra. 1). I). Davis returned from Nebraska last Thursday where she was called on ac count of the denth of her mother, E. J. Fowler went over to Salem Saturday to pen his little daughter Thelma, who has ben sicx, but in about well now. Mix Aniie Waklion o! Portland, a cousin of Mr. A. -. Knapp, is a guest at th Knapp and Masall homes thia week. Mrs. 0. E. llalloway ar rived from Portland donday to be a guest for a few days at the home of i.er sister, Mrs. "Ted" Cooper. Mrs. Montgomery ha been ill with the prevailing bad cold, at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. IV Smith, but has about recovered. Dr. Dunsmore will leave for 'Fiico about th middle of next week, where he will lepre-ent thia county at the Panama-Pacific ExpoMtioii, during the entire tel. month of its duration. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Mo Devitt and daughter, Mis. i .CALL AT OUR STORE. WE extend thia invitation to every one to call at our store and look over the different line of goods we have to l.ow you. All new, fresh goods and we guarantee our priei'S to be HUH IT. We will gladly refund your money for anything you get from our store if not found satisfactory, to you cannot better the treatment you get here. FLUKE JOHNSON Opal, have returned to tlui home at Dallas after an ex tended viit at the Ceo. Con key home. They also visited at Corvallis. Miss Qr.'h Harkness of Albany was in this citv the i tirt of the week, trying to get Independence people in terested in a lyceum course. Whether she was successful or not the Monitor has not beeu advied. Hev. W. T. Tapsoott came over from Dallas Monday to Rjget the last tout ot In liouso- 1 1 hold good. He inform K. J. Taylor is doing well. J. Dornsife was a Portland visitor last wee'. Mrs. J. 8. Cooper wnt to Eugene Wednesday W. W. Percival was in Portland this week. We have sewing machines to rent. Moore &, Walker. Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher en tertained the Autowins last week. Hoy Ilenkle of Tillamook vinited relatives iu thia city this week. A good pair of reading glasses 'or $1.00 at O. A. Kreamei's. Kev. G. C. Hirtchet and wife were Albany visitors tw. days this week. Induntrittl Clubti have been organized iu the schools of Parker and I'uenaVibta. Olen Whiteaker has gone to Eastern Oregon to make a n extended visit with friends. The standing of the contes tants iu the lied Croas Phar macy Trade Extension is published in thia issue of the Monitor. The tire bell Wednesday af ternoon interrupted a meet ing of the Public Library Board before any business was transacted. Quite a number of Inde pendence people atteiiied he eii'ertainmjnt given by Da vid Campbell in Monmouth Wednesday night. Wednesday's Albany Her aid: J. O. Mcintosh, J. E. Hubbard and J. L. Hanna, all of Independence, are in the city on business. Mrs. .Martha C. Richard son return, d Wednesday f.oin Portland where he has been visiting her daugh ter for some time. Miss Margaret Whealdon fell on thr sidewalk Tuesday morning and sprained her arm, which made it impossi ble to teach that day. Mrs. A. G. Knapp will contribute a vocal number at the Christian church next Sunday morning, entitled "Consider and Hear Me", by Wool er. For the next two weeks Conkey & Walker will give a twenty-five peroent dis count on all men's young men's and boy's clothing in the store. Saturday's Salem Capital Journal: Alien T. Clark, a merchant of Monmouth, is in the city today. Mr. Clark was initiated into the IV P. O. E. last uipi-t. The partition between th two rooms of Jdoore it Walk er's furniture store has been removed and the etore will be pointed and decorated and otherwise improved. Independence people were exceptionally good and on their best behavior Wednes day, presumably on account of the viait to our city of Mar'on 'aud Polk county s ettine: the Pac Right To The Front For Your Spring Suit New Styles, new Woolens for Spring and Summer now on display at our Store. The unbreakable, flexible fronts of our coatc the trim, thin edges the snug, hugging collar the hang, set and balance of the garments are all due to two things the riaterial used and the care given to the inner making. No false e.onoi y here. The work satisfies you perfectly, in the fit, in the fabrics, in our fir :shed garments. We are not satisfied until you are. You must be pleased or your money back. Wihavea full line of Ready to wear Suits for men, young men and boys. Also two good lines of samples. The Marks & Worthmore Tailor ing Co.'s of Chicago. We take measures and our suits are very reasonable. Made i d yonr measure from $1 2.50 to $25.00. You save from $3.00 to $5.00 jn every suit you buy. Come in and see our line before buying. Conkey & Walkei 1 A a ' iiiiMiiii a mimt ,,,,, i Notice to ' he Customers of The Cloverleaf Dairy Because of the extreme high price of feed, 1 am com pelled to raise the p ice of milk. Prices will ! aa quoted below, after Feb. 1, 1915: 2 qt. daily per month 4 75 1 1 " " " 2 50 1 1 pt. ' " " " 125 Creaui per pt. - 25 Cream per one half pt. .15 or two pints for 25o. 23 (Jrfint McLaughlin. Baby Chicks For Sale From Single Comb White Leghorn and S. L. Wyan dotts, from egg laying Straina, day old chicks and eggs for hatching. We will take orders now for later de livery. Hose Lawn Poultry Yards, Independence, Ore. Phone n921, Main. Why take up your carpets to clean them when you can rent an ehctric carpet clean er cf Mooie it Walker? For Sah : California Med icated Soap. Mrs. Mart . a C. Hichard?on, Monc.outh and 7th St. lltf For Salt Cheat and vetch and oats end vetch hay. i l. Ingermansou. Phone 13 t. 24 to mi in run swim socially USU MONITOR calllnq cards t -AC . the Monitor tint he had se-ln",u- cured a placeat Dallas w'tich 1 The Monitor is pU-ased to !ms coni t-rable truii nd he! announce that Thomas Fen The Ic va Barber S:.op grinds rar rs for 6Uc each, safety Ma es single edge ooo, double ed 50c, 7-in. shears 10c, rach dditional inch knives li 0 e;.ch, butcher knives 7-i 1. blade 10c, each additional inch 5c. Cah must accim,;auy all mail ordert. Tree delivery. Um brellas un aded and repaired. 23 UfX Oi 3U1 AJNCX RKTUSXO Ever notice how closely life insure awe examiners look for symptoms of kidn.ev dis eases? They do j because weakened kidney lead to many forms of dreadful life i I e ifjt ii ,:.v x . ; w ill try the fi uit and girdt-u ; ne shortening atllic lions. If U whorecent'y underwent tyou have any symptom like Ukmiuss when ..ot ou1k.hH.: mimical oivntion at aipaiu mine oacit, irequeui. in looking afur the spiritual .'Portland hospital, is much 'scanty or painful action, welfare of the people over ! improved and as able tc b tired feelimi, aches and pains there. His son Holand will moved Wedu sday to Dr. get Foley Kid ney Vil to-hiy. assist hint. Coffey' hospital. Williams Dmg Co. Standing of Contestants in the Red Cross Pharmacy Trade Exten tion Campaign: No. 1 5,000 No. 60 68.0G3 No. 3 11.580 ! No. 61 5.410 No. 14 2,890 No. 75 3.080 No. 17 .....5,000 No. 83 6.5U) No. 18 86,280 No. 117 37.000 No. 22 71,125 No. 150 143.0S5 No. 26 71.175 No. 151 ,. 71.SS5 No. 28 3,080 No. 152 04,320 No. 32 70,000 No. 153 73,2o0 No. 38.' 70. 765 1 No. 154 62.7;;0 No. 41 121.160 No. 155 76.190 No. 55 68,085. No. 156 69,500 No, 59 65, 000 j SPECIAL NEXT WEDNESDAY 5 Votes For A CENT We will give extra votes on all kind of Sonp nsxt Wednesday. Now is the time to get soma easy votes by anticipating your soap needs. Watch our window for our Wednesday S ecials. If you are a contestant you can help ycurs If immensely and if nut a contestant you can help your favorite. 5 for 1 checks ar fcood at this sale. Sewing machines rented by wek or month. Moore d: Walker. Mrs. G. G. Walker was hostess to the Klaus Tilli cums last night. The Oregon Tiectric now hai an agent at East Inde pendence and their tickrt ofiice in this city has been discontinued. MONEY iO LOAN I have 7 par cent money in sums of f 10,00.00 and over aviilabli on well improved diversified farm lands. John H Siblev, Lawyer, 610 Mill Street, Dallas, Ore. An oi l tire that ! VM i!iag mttVc lua i ..''? in " Tip h ! by !'ti-.!.i i: c it ! !'" h:r-. say Auto nott' IV!T A st iinl ti) lor rrvs ,orc cntsnot wt The rltit bariln"'" of a tin? Is ,hit imub t!)t thi b'! Np no buU'ini; b n (!: '?r S (to1!-8 tl!!. Til" tfr-i- n h-s.'4 rar? ixh t jo wa aui v '.ta tH i f tin- Lad ef, we are still offering those hats at that wonderful low pries of from 50c to $3. You cannot afford to miss siring them. Ltader Millinery. McCall llin r a. Props. 23 Wood, Gravel and Sedi ment, delivered. 13 t F. E. Rider.
