SIG SURPRISE TO NAM j
IN THIS TOWN
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Local people are surprised et the 1
QUICK results received from simple '
buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., as !
mixed 1n Arilpr-t-kft thft O Arm an ram. !
edy which became famous by curing
appendicitis. This simple remedy
draws off such a suprising amount of
old foul matter from the body that A
SINGLE DOSE relieves sour stomach,
gas on the stomach and constipation
INSTANTLY. It is the best remedy
we have ever sold.
The Williams Drug Co.
DR. J. L. CALLAWAY,
Osteopathic Physician
Graduate of the American School of
Osteopath, Kirksville, Mo., under
feander of the sciei ee, Dr. A. T. Still.
Formerly of Independence, has re
turned. Offices: First floor of the F. A.
I'&tterson pioptrty, half block west of
railroad on C street.
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CRYSTALIfl
Drive away Rheuma
tism and Neuralgia, re
lieve sprains ud bruise
JTmhv eec UmtmtUA
RED CROSS PHARMACY
Dr. R. T. Mclntire
Physician and Surgeon
Office over Independence Nation
al Bank. Phone No. 4412
Independence. Oreffea
Profitable Results from Monitor Ads
.CALL AT OUR STORE.
WE extend this invitation to every one
to esll at our store and look over th
different linra of goods we have to show
you. All new, fresh goods and we
guarantee our prices to be RIGHT,
We will gladly refund your money for
anything you pet from our store if not
found natiafaetory, po you cannot better
the treatment you j;et here.
FLUKE JOHNSON
Excursion Fares
to the
California Exposition
Round trip tickets, permitting 3top over at all
pointa in either direction, to the Panama Ft
ciflo International Exposition, San Francisco,
Feb. 2 ) to Deo. 4th ami to the Panama Cali
fornia Exposition, San Diego, open all year
will be placed on sale
February 15 to November 30
Via the
Scenic Shasta Route
Three Fine Trslns Dally
Shasta Limited: ExtiaFare, Fiirt Class equipment only. Lesres
Portland 8:50 p. m. A High Class Train.
San Francisco Ixpress: Observe ion Car, Standard and Tourist
Sleeping Cars' Chair C rs ar.d Diner.
California Ixpress: Standard and Tourist Sleeping Cars, Chair Cars
and Diner.
Full particular., fares, literature on the Exposition, train schedules,
etc, from neareat Agent of the
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
Meals served at all Hours
The Best Meal the Best Service f
Regular Dinner 25c
The Palace Cafe
E. J. FOWLER, Prop.
IVUTTHWG SIX VXD TO. SUIT TBI CCSTOMIS
Located on South Side oC St.'.
Next floor to nks & Johnson's none Main 232 1
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OMEN'S
Finer
Footwear
We specialize in shoes of
hifcher quality, end ore able to
show those wlio wish them
models of individual style and
elegance of finish.
Utz & Dunn Co.
Bench Made Shoes
represent the highest attainment in the art of shoemaking.
They are built over lasts chosen especially for higher grade
hoes.
Special care in construction and use of only finest ma
terials make these Bench Mac'e Shoes unusually durable and
attractive.
Priced at $2.50 to $4.00. Thy are exceptional value.
ASK TO SEE THEM
CONKEY 6t WALKER
! DRESS MAKING and sewing
j of all kinds. Making over of gowns a
. specialty. Mrs. Wm. McKlnney, cor
! ner fifth and T Sts,, phone 3321.
Ins nile green bolero.
Decorations were in charming
harmony with the handsomely
furnished home, which is one of
the prettiest and most modern
in the city.
The entire lower suite was con
verted into card roomi p.nd filled
with merry players during the
card season which was followed
by a vocal solo, "Somewhere a
Voice Is Calling," rendered by
Mrs. E. E. Paddock. She was
insistently applauded and re
sponded with "Sunshine,"' by
Carrie Jacobs Bond.
At taa time, the guests, about
60 in number, were seated at
daintily set small tables for ii
most appetizing and very choice
luncheon which concluded an
event that leaves many delimit
ful memories.
CMOO0KOK3OKOKC
THE SOCIAL WORLD j
! BY V1ROINIA SOUTHERN S
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LADIES' CIRCLE
The Ladies' Circle of the
i Christisn church met at the home
;of Mrs. Quasdorf last Thursday
' afternoon and enjoyed a very
pleasant and profitable session,
concluding with light refreshments.
"When daisies pied, and viol ts blue
And lsdy-smotks all silver white.
And cuckoo buds of yellow hue,
Do psint the meaduwe with delight."
Shakespeare.
Then it is that Spring is with
us, and well we know it is com
ing and tha joy of anticipation
reigns supreme.
Hiking parties are seen return
ing with branches of pussy wil
low, buds of variotls kinds are
swelling and already some have
reached tha bursting point, and
coming rose petals are almost im
patient to scatter their fragrance
over the gardens.
The pass week brought forth a
deluge of valentine events both
large and imall, which were
keenly enjoyed, all club hostess
es observing the delightflul sea
son in their prstty deceptions,
etc.
The near approach of Washing
ton's birthday holds many inter
estlne features, and the flower
of "Knighthood" is expected to
be fullblown before this week
end or early the coming week.
SUCCESSFUL ARIIVAL
"The Podunk Limited" sched
uled to arrive at the Independ
ence C-Dera House. Friday even
ing, Feb. 12, has corns and gone,
Isavlns- behind many laughs and
comical scenes as a result of the
extravagant costumes, etc. in
fact all that was attempted, an
evening of superb fun-was more
than realized. People thronged
to the "Station" and many
turned away at the door finding
that seats were unavailable-
The committee having charge
included Mesdames Guy Knapp, j
E. E. Paddock and Sara Young,
Mrs. Knapp assuming direct
management, and to her untiring
efforts the success of the evening
is largely due.
Pveaders in general wlil be in
terested to know that nearly $50
was cleared and turned over to
the Civic League, the beneficiary.
This being the first of a series
of entertainments, which will
embrace a variety of styles and
be given for the same cause, oth
ers will eagerly be watched for.
ELABORATE VAIXHTlnE 500
With streamers, trellises and
fsstoor.s of red hearts, Kewpies
and Cupids delightfully betoken
ing the pretty Valentin season,
and slusUrs of Spring cut flow
ers and masses of potted oalms
J Aairmt ternerr to ffentlv
i eiua v. . . v. . - - - - .
'suggest the merging of Winter
into Spring, the setting for the
smsrtest event in Independence
social world for some time, wss
formed when Mosdamea C. A.
McLaughlin, Sara Young, J. N.
Jones and L Smith entertained
st a Valentine 500 at the hand
some C A. McLaugalin home,
Thursday afternoon of last week.
The afternooa being idea!
brought out many elaborate
dresses, making; a handsomely
gowned assemblage.
The hostesses too received
their guests in ururt frocks.
Mrs. McLaughlin wore an adap
tation of new brown pompadour
silk adorned with ecru trimmings
Mrs. Young received in a black
eharmeuee, with a perky flare
skirt and empire belt, the bodice
being of pastel yellow tulle.
Mrs. Jones appeared in a smart
old-rose crepe meteor frock, em
bellished with rosesnd loops ol
velvet ribbons, while Mrs. Smith
wore a filmy embroidery gown,
tier effect skirt, the costume
being completed with a tecom-
BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. P. II. Drexler pleasantly
enterta'ned her Bridge Club last
Tuesday afternoon.
Several hernia of Buction were
played, followed with a delicious
luncheon.
Besides the club members, Mrs.
E. E. Paddock and Miss Thomas,
from Jefferson, were invited.
DKi.SS MAKING by Mos
dames Ilenkle and Young at the
former's residence, corner Third
& B Sts. Phone 7022.
Revising Maxim.
You can fool all the men nil the tlmp
If you ure a woman. Florida Tlim
Union.
Just a Bit Cautious.
"Shall we have a tete-a tote, diarT"
"If It doesn't cost too uiutU, William."
Baltimore American.
"- It May Aid In the
Go to Church Because: ufiHw 1"
Europe -:- -:-
HUNDREDS of thousands of people heeded the 00 TO
CHURCH slogan on Sunday, Oct. 4, when they filled he
houses of God throughout the country and prayed for the
peace of Europe. The proclamation of President Wilson wm one
of the most powerful and popular ever written by any president
IN TIMES OP SORROW, IN TIMES OF GREAT MENTAL 8UF
FERINQ, IN TIMES OF GREAT JOY AND THANKSGIVING, OUR
THOUGHTS TURN TO THE ALMIGHTY. WE FORGET HIM UNTIL
THEN. WE ARE STRANGERS TO HIS HOUSE UNTIL SOME ROW
ERFUL EMOTION SWAYS US. ONE DOESN'T HAVE TO BE TOLD
THAT THIS IS WRONG. IT WOULD SEEM ENTIRELY JUST THAT
GOD IN HIS ANGER AT OUR NEGLECT OF HIM SHOULD REMAIN
DEAF TO OUR APPEALS. WE IGNORE HIM UNTIL WE ARE IN
TROUBLE. THEN WE EXPECT HIM IMMEDIATELY TO COME
TO OUR ASSISTANCE. IF WE EXPECT GOOD FORTUNE IN THIS
WORLD AND THE WORLD TO COME WE MUST GO TO CHURCH.
NOT SPASMODICALLY OR IN TIMES OF STRESS AND SORROW.
BUT CONSISTENTLY.
There is no denying that the prodainiition of President Wil
on wB. all powerful in aiding the fit) TO WKCH nivc.njfnt
throughout the land. It was a DISTINCT fU O I UK
N0Nl:KUKVEK.S AND SXFKIiKIt.S AT KI-.L10IO.V
THERE ARE ADDED REASONS WHY THE PEOPLE OF THIS
MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY 8HOULD GO TO CHURCH. THIS
LAND HAS BEEN PARTICULARLY FAVORED BY THE AL
MIGHTY. WAR RACKED EUROPE WILL LOOK TO THIS
SPLENDID COUNTRY OF OURS TO HELP IT BRING ABOUT
A SETTLEMENT OF THE AWFUL STRIFE. EVERY MAN. WO
MAN AND CHILD WHO WENT TO CHURCH ON SUNDAY, OCT. 4,
TO PRAY FOR PEACE SHOULD GO TO CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY.
GO TO CHURCH yourself.
GET OTHERS TO GO.
WHERE TO GO
, CHRISTIAN
METHODIST
W. C STEWART, Paator.
The Methodist Kpiaropal ehurch will
hold itl eerviee next Icnday a follow!:
Morning, 10 a. m -Sunday School. :
Great day but Sunday but we naui-t
make it Utter next Sunday. 11 a. m. j
Mr. Baker of Portland, Aaat. Bupt. ff
the Antt Saloon will preaeh.
Mr. Bakar will t'v tfc- letaet re
garding tha interest In the Umprim t
movement. Come and hear blrn. t.y
worth league, 6:3) p. m. Anna Cuth
hert will lead. Tha pnator will preach
et 7 30 a. an., takinefor hii topie "Two
There will he rcpvilar ervicn at the
:('hritin church Sunday a ueual, and
'. if poMihle Her. Y. S. Troyer, from
Portland, will preach. Sunday School
at 10 a. m. Communion ervicea and
preaching at 11 e'clock.
PRGSUYTHRIAN
Grovtr C. Blrtchet, A. B., Pastor
Announcen.-ota for week betjinnit.e;
Feb. 14.
Sunday School 10 A. M. 'reaching
Service II A. M and 7.30 P. M. Mid-
roulKJiitiona. tpc-eim rei aic ei i "i : , ' ,,
the aemaea. Yo will find a wlcorn. ' U
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StilljEating:?
Good! Arc! we arertill selling
Groceries. Good Groceries
the kind you like. They're always fresh be
cause we sell a lot of them and buy often.
Ask any of our customers how they like our
grocery?
L. G. REEVES
3 Grocery Specialist. Phone 1011
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CASH MAKES HAT CHEAP
BEEF
llriket lOo
J()iist 15c
Short Kibs 12jo Ham 17jc
Steak 17o HoHt 15c
MUTTON
Stew 10c
Chop 12i
rOUK VEAL
Pork Stfiik Ho Stew 15o
Loin 17Jo
Chops 17Jc
Loin 17 Jo
LARD
Bulk 15o
Bucket 75c
Leg 15c Wei Hies 15o Minced Ham 15c
Goat Meal 5c Forequarter Goal 4o
The Peoples Market
A. KELSON, Prop.
,x jj-MH' 4)4 Ml' M-- -
DREXLER & ALEXANDER j
The Store That Gives Satisfaction
DRY, GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, FURNISHINGS
a e-1 I n
COMPLETE LINE OF GROCERIES f
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I The Busier Brown Shoes for Children, None Better I
Latest Novelties for Women
Call and See Cur Line
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THE INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK
Established 1889
A Successful BualneM Career of Twenty five Yean
INTEREST PAID ON
TIME DEPOSITS
I Qin?ICERS AND DIRECTORS
IL HIrschberg, Prei. D. W. Sears, V. P.
t R. R. D Armond, Cashier
W. H. Walker, B. F. Smith, O. D. Butler
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