Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19??, June 11, 1915, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI - V THE INDEPENDENCE MONITOR PID YOU PIHD WHAT you wens aft tut BET Tf H THAN THAT- ) UNO THt REAL ' 1A.CCO CHtW. I1 iro AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER TOBACCO ruDiisnea weeiay at independence, Polk County - -m a lir i uregon, on Friday. amerea second cum matter August 1, 1912 at the Port Office at Inde-1 penitence. Polk County, Oregon, Under the Act of March 3, 1878. CLYDE T. ICKR, Editor NINA B. ECKER, Associate i J 7 5 5 5 1! tub ood j joae meets the successful. prrecTivc AFTER you use a pouch, you too will know you have found tobacco satisfaction. Just tuck it away and let the rich, satisfying tobacco taste come to you steady and naturally. "Jiht-Cut" is the Ileal Tobacco Chew and you'll know it all right and like it better than the old kind. Pure, rich, mellow tobacco seasoned and sweetened just enough. Trke verr email chew leal than one-quarter th old eize. It will he mort aatiaiying than mouthful 'w, urunmry lunacuo. juii ninnic on IC unlK vou bad vJ. the trrngth eliew that auita you. Tuck It away. i inn ici ii rcai. ncc now runny nnu evenly tn. real tobacco taate cnmei, how it aatiahee without grinding, how much leaa you hev. to init, how (cw chewa you take to ha Inhucro aaliahed. That ' why it it Ik Htat Tataat Cktw. 1 hat'i why It eoate lei la the end. Il It readr ehno, In, and ihort ihrnj to thai yoa m.t kava Ut intui on it with yitur teeth. Cfriiuliug oa urijuiary -fmt fi-franae MHik. rou apil Iio aiuoh. Tha ta.t. of iMire. Hell tohare drc nut nrit tn ha aovararf an with 'maa aajj daariaa. Notioa bow tli. aaM brma. tul ta. nob lobaoao laata in "Kiatu-CuC." One small chew takes the place of two big chews of the old kind. WEYMAN-BRUTON COMPANY ISO Union Square, Now York (ttUY FROM DEALER ORSEND IOtSTAMPSTOUsJ I OWE Brother- Auto-Carriage Gloss Paint j is line for repainting automobiles, bug gits and carriages. A year-before-last model may be made to look like the latest in beauty of finish. Auto-Ciirriage Gloss is a paint and varnish Combined. One coat dries hard with a rich gloss and icquires io varnish for finishing. Conns i can?) rf convenient size. Let us show you samples of the colors. Sloper Bros. & Cockle Auto-Carriage GIom Paint it on excellent finish for riuliators, tam pipes, iron fence and similar surface. Suoscrlptlon Rates: One Year $1.50 Strictly In Advance ADVERTISING RATES: 13c. per Inch for ona In.artlon l t 1 - - a avw iui VI 1 more insertions, ioc. on monthly contract. Readers, 5 and 10c. per line Independence, Oregon, Friday, June 11, 1915 Will Offer the Highest Market Price. For Wool and RSohair Soo me before selling. Bags and Fleece Twine on Hand ALLEN T. Monmouth. CLARK, Phone 302 "It we had ajmiroin the white house the country would be plunged ir.to war." Former I'residcnt Taf t. A REPUBLICAN PAPER OFF TRACK The Withyeombe administra tion will uo down in history as the weakest administrat on this st tte han ever had. West's rec ord H3 Kovernor, at any statrp, wh.s 1(K) percent better tlan tne present. The Morning Astnri;iti is a republican papi-r :ind wt K.ive Withycoinhe loyal sup oit. We are sorry. We offer a sin cere apology to the voters ot the ntate for having helped to bunco them. , We recognize now that the pt ople took too big a job on their hands when they tried to make a statesman out of a "hos doc tor." It can t be done. It lot lows as a mere matt jr of course that we are to have a "hoss doc tor" administration; and a doting "hoas doctor" administration at that. Astoria Astorian. CHURCHES CHRISTIAN W. A. Wood, Pastor ounoay h:hu,i at 10 Oommunio and preaching atrvicaa at 11 and 8. Paint Kitchen Floors Don't Scrub Them FOOLED THS DOG D. E. Giiman lost his Ford car while on a trip to lone the other day and the circumstances are said to have ben very peculiar. He left the car standing in front of a business houne while he went in to transact some busi ness, In the meantima a iarmer came aloni? and tied his dog to the machine. The dot? thought some one had tied a can to nis tail and started home with the car on the run. The car was finally located and except for a sora spot on the dog's tail every thing appears to be all right Ileppner Times. The caller didn't look it, but ihe declared tn little Clorinila that alio dearly loved children. It may be that nhe aid so because she heard tha distant awish of the ikirts of Clorinda'i mnmnia; but, whatever the cause, he repeated it urging! j. Then, as the bitmll lady with the pet cat made no move to answer her in vitation to come a'id make friends, ! the asked, "Why is it that you love your kitty hotter than me, (leaner And Clorindii'a mniiuna entered the room with an ill concealed smile as she heard her daughter answer. " 'Cause ahe purr us if she meant it" METHODIST W. & STXWART, Paetoi. Children a Day axerciaea at 10. Miaa Laura Hiker, on. of Independenca'a young voraliata, will ainu, "Watch Thaeand Pray The.," Vy Wakefield Smith. Sermon for tha children at 11. No eveninif servirf. 1 ISMS !i B fffi'fe.'i' iaO'f nttn"'-1 "Cte, but thatfevh good! After Shave Luxury Counteracts that dis agreeable soapy feel ing after shaving. RED CROSS PHARMACY PRE SBYTBRI APM G rover C. Blrtchet, A. B., Jaitor Announc.menta for week beirinninc June 13. Sundny School 10 A. II. Preaehlnir Srvie U A. M. and a0:0 P. M. Mid wk Prayer and Praia Service Wed nrsday 7:30 P. M. Thia Sunday it te be great day with us. Morning' eervice at uaual. In the evening the aeveral church., of the city are uniting for the Baeealaa rvate exeicieee of th. Hiph School. Ihe union service willfa held in thia church it8 p. m. aharp, and the paa tor will preach tha termon. Th ten- tut ve program ia aa follow.: 1. Song by Congregation 2. Invocation 3 Solo- aire. Uorrice Butler, Portland 4. Sertpture Lesion -Kev. W. C. Stewart, Methodist Church &. lrarir 6. AnnouncemenU 7. Solo- . Mr. Macy S Sermon-'-Wbat ia Life" . . Kv. G. C. Birtchet, Paeter !'. Song by Congregation 10. Benediction Monitor Ads Get Ihe Business. Saved by H,s Wita, j The luke of Wellington one j met by av-eident an officer in a atate i of inelirn-tv. " ! "Iok hore. sir," said the iron duke "What would you do if vou , met one of your men in the condi j tion in which I find you V j The o.'Ticcr drew himself up, gave I the military salute and replied with ervat cravuy, "1 would not eon descend i, s.eak to t!u' I r.ite." tli BAPTIST W. S. STEWART, Faitor. Sunday School at 10. Instead of the regular preaehin ... . . .i. , t we win ooserve our an- mini Children'. Day service The aul j- me program will be. "Song, ounnnine and Mowere." PROGRAM 1'iaioifue Dy rive Uirla. - . "If" Uearrice Bramberif. Grace Parker, Gol d Bu.h, Helen Alexander, Mary Mills Flower.' Lena South vocal bolo, . Nellie Br.mberg v;iiion, . . ".Little SiaUr" Beulah Bodehammer Keeitation - "fig. Thnm." . . Mildred Bosh mediation Rain Dropa" vernon Howard Recitation, - "Face fo Face Fred Timbeller Dialogue, "Summer Flower." Mildred Pulae, Lena South, Beulah Bodenhimmer, Edna Mill., Th.lma Alexandar, Hel.n King Recitation, - . Star" 11 Leutrell. Kemp Keeitation, . Chri.t Alone" Helen King Recitation, - "Gather the Ro.ea' Maud. McKinaeyJ Keeitation, - "The World Need. You" Uriel King , l rim acheol will alio aing aeveral aongaandth whole program will be I filled with the joy. and haupine.e of children. Come, and let the children milliliter to your.pirit. there will be no evening iirviceatl thia church on Sunday, because of the baccalaureate sermon at th Preibyte- nsn church. Do not forget the great rovival cam paign commencing th 20th of June, under J. Brue Evan.. Thi. I. a union meeting and will be held ia th Bap- net church. Avoid the backache and sore knees caused by stubbing bare floors. Painted floors are easy to keep bright and clean, are attractive and very inexpensive. ACMEQUMITY FLOOR PAINT gives a hard, durable, sanitary finish for floors, steps or any inside surface to be walked on, easy to keep clean and hard to wear out You can apply it yourself. It dries in a short time. Offered in appropriate and attractive shades. CHAS. I SPAULDING LOGGING COMPANY INDEPENDENCE, OREGON Independence Business Firms Well worthy of your patronage Dr. J. Callaway Osteopathic Physician Gradual, of th America School of osteopathy, Klrkivlll. Mlaaourl, under founder of tit science, D . A. T. Still. : ; : : Office F rat floor of the F. A. Patterson prop erty, ha. i block west of railroad, on C street. The Markley Studio Doep High Grade Photographic Work of All Kinds. none 731 1 The City Bakery MAKES THE Best Bread and Pastries PATIOMIZI HOME INDUSTRY DENNY BROTHERS -DEALERS IN- New and Second Hand Hardware and Furniture WE BUY. SELL AND EXCHANGE. Store on C S treat. CRAVEN 5 WALKER AGINTS FOB- Eastman Kodaks and Supplies. Dm an Eastman-It's the best. KALLADAY'S MACHINE SHOP In Fitchard's Garage. General Machine Work Repairing of ail kinds Vulcanizing. Automobiles a specialty Let us griad your plow shares. IV. U. BUTLER Attorney-at-Law Practice In all Courts. G. A. RICH T TBI RELIABLE n Contractor and Builder His work gpeaka for iUelf. Se him if you wish to build. Trade With Those Who Invite You To Do So wit Hiived tjim hi eommifaina.