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4 4 T 60SSARD FRONT LACING CORSETS QUEEN QUALITY SHOES FOR WOMAN GRAND SPECIAL OFFER on the DESIGNE: THE LEADING WOMAN'S HOME MAGAZINE One whole year's subscription to THE DESIGNER tooth er with the Standard Summer Fashion Hook, just out, and one Standard Pat tern, all for 50c. 5IM)AEDFASffl(EBO0K Mil m A Summery Book of' Countless Summer Costumes For street, for afternoon, for evening, for weddings, for graduation, for confirm ation, for surf-bathing', for traveling', for motoring-, for playing for one ana all, i'or young and old, for all occasions. With the newest suggestions for trimmings and materials, and all the newest and most popular styles. Beautiful Wash Goods Immense line of patterns and coloring's to select from. Printed Splash Voiles, Flowered Organdies, Flowered Voiles Blazer Striped Voiles 28 to -10 inches wide. PRICE 15 to 35c. New Patterns in Dress Goods 30 different styles, f A Worth 12e. Price IUC. WHITE GOODS Piques, Gabardines, Voiles, Klax ons, Organdie, 4Q n OCp Splash Voiles J U LUb Elliott-O'Brien Co. Inc. SUCCESSORS TO WETHEBBKH G JONES lllimHH utttl 1111 tn '- ISIS THEATRE SUNDAY, APR, 301 "A FOOL THERE WAS In 6 parts, featuring Theda Bara. Don't miss this good one. 10 & lSc. BRAVE 6IRL WON A FQRTUIT (continued from page 1) Now that the moss,i;,'e hud heen sent what was 1 4 do? Stand there cover lug the man till the tniln came ulonpl I had been ahle to save the train: 1 a-. mit onii.'il to smlim myself. I felt a buzzing In niy ears, and that wag all I knew for au interval: then, coming lo myself, what wa my relief to And the station empty! IMsing. 1 tottered to the liiKtiunictit and ( ailed the station below. The din patclier, angry that I had made no re ply to his message, hegau to herate me for belli;: away from the station. As noon as I could stop him I told him what had occurred. Since the man who bud left me knew that I had dispatch ed a warning It was decided that tlie danger hail passed Then the train came on slowly, hut with all hands armed, reaching the station without Interruption,. It was lucky, however, for the story I had told, that they found material gathered for a harrier, which had either not been made or In ken down when it was learned that the plan to rob the express safe v. us u failure. When the train pulled up at the station every man aboard rushed Into my olllce to see the girl who hud covered a desperado with one hand and aent a message with the other. They found her lying ou the lounge hi h paroxysm of tears. Well, the next day 1 sent In my res ignation, muting that the work was too hazardous to salt me. I received a reply to go to the city und report at the ollice of the president. I found most of the directors assembled to meet me. and It was plain that I was ii curios tv. I was lilo.-eiif'-il wttn n check for SlO.OoO. which the president. when we were alone together. asKeii me to nermit him to Invest for me. I consented, and the Investment made me" Independent. 10c. a Button, $1 a Rip : if II DUTCTR'0suseS V' If ,x r.m -.it' Dutchess Trousers are are so well made that the firm makes the above statement. There probably is no better pants made than the Dutchess. This firm is so large and well organ ized that no small firm can compete with them for quality and style. We have a nice assort ment of these trousers in stock and we assure you that you will get satisfaction and big value. PRICES 50c. to $1 for BOYS $1 to $5 for MEN 0. A. SCIENCE INDUSTRY, LOCAL NEWS Phone In the nsws. CharlssKlohardsoa is ssn out j ill. Mrs. N. 1. Fcksr hss bssn quite ilck this wek. Miss Emm UeukU spent Kastsr vacation in Corvallis Dr. K. B. Duganne, den tist, National Hank Dullding. Mm. E. E. Cook visited hsr pauuts iu Elk City thin wsek, Mr. Clauds Bkinusr has returned from a vivitiu Tort land. Miua Kmma Williamson tpnt Sundajand Monday iu Portland. A flood pair of reading glasses for fll.OO at O. A. K re eject's. Mrs. H. L. Fitohird and son nni liKt week visiting frisnds iu Portland. Conksy A Walksr have tk mswvst spats, shirts sad iiaek wr for the ssason. J. J. Feuton has taken tbrss ars of youn ssttlt to his ranch in Wyoming. Marvin kichsrdson spent Eastvr vacation with his brolhar Cyril in Portland Dr, J.- IV Uridr, dentist, sucetasor to Dr. Aliin, Coop, r Bldg. Phuua Main 10'il. MiH Vivian Whiteaker re turned Thursday from a visit with fr'enda in Salem and Portland. An unocoupisd house in North Indepf ndenoe, htlon(( ing to P. M. Kirklantl, hum mi to ight. J. H. I'ooper'i frirnds will he pleased to know thin h i steadily improving in a Portland hospital. rticUnnts and other una voidable ineidMiu have put a soriiup in ihe Monitor tine wek and mads it lattv Work waa commenced this week on the store building to be eroded by Kiev Fluke on C street on C street. Mrs. W. F t'Hry and baby arrived Sunday evt iiinij and are guests at ihe hoie of 1kt mothtr, Mrs. Nina 1 Kekcr Why not have a hat to match your suit, young men? ConWey A- Walktrhave the'm iu most any eooi eokr you desire. Mra. Hal llibbe will to morrow for Cordova, Alaska, where she will join Mr. llibbs, who bus decided tt locale at (hat place. Willard Ingt rm anson mo tored to Portland Sunday i'nd pent the day with Mr. sud Mrs. hifrmanvo, re turning Monday eveuiug. Mra. iiatliu Hankie spent Easter ith Dallas friends. Miss Frances Eaton, 0. A. C. studeut, is visiting honii folks. C. W. Irvine, P. L. Hedges rSliirmuii Haves, II. Matti son, Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Patton and Mr. and Mn. VV. J Clark autoed to Portland Sunday. Mrs. O. A. Kreanur went to Portland lat Thursday to , meet her daughter Uretchen, who came from Astoria to apeud Easter vacation with her parents. Mrs. J. W. Kirkln.l re. turned lad Sunday frotu a Portland ho.-pital whwre shs has betu for several wsks. lb t friends will tie g'ad to ntw ihat she is greatly ini proed. Monmouth Herald: Miss viiaee Jones, formerly of the Wetherbee it Jones store Bt Independence, has accepted a position ith the .Miller Mercantile Co. i?he makes the trip from Independence iu style in a r.ew Huick six. Mr. and .Mrs. Layton Smith aud sou, W.nlt:r, left today for Cordova, Alaske, wb.-re thoy w ill make thair future home. The Suntb's have a !iot ot frieuds who wuh them !,apt.iuess aud prosperity iu their new abode J Radium Never Seen In Nature. Kadimu In u Iiict.il mill Is ili'scrlluHl hs having a white luotallic luster. It lius bt'eii lHnliitetl imly ouce or twice. mid few hmiIo have soeu 1L 'Itatlluui k urdlnarily obtaimtl frnm Its ores In the form of hydrous sulphate, chloride or bromide, mid It Is In the form of .tlie.se salts that it Is usually sold and U8d. These are ull white or nearly white substances, whose appearance is no more remarkable than common salt ur baking powder. Kndluni Is, found Iu nature In such exceedingly small qunutitutM that It is never visible eveu when the material is examined with a microscope. Ordinarily radium ore car ries only a small fraction of a rtuIii per ton of material, and nullum will never be found in large quantity, be cause it is formed by the decay of uranium, a process which is wonder fully slow, and radium Itself decays and changes to other elements so rap Idly that It Is impossible for it to ac cumulate naturally hi vtsllle masses United States Geological Survey. Umi of Chromium. Chromium Is a metal which w hen al loyed with steel gives to it hardness and toughness that make it useful In the manufacture of automobile steels, armor plate, armor piercing projectiles, the shoes and dlt-s.of stump mills and tires for rolls used in crushing ores, tool steels and Iu oilier bU-t-ls to W'UMl It U desired td gtv harilnes and toughness. The htwe orders placed iu this country for war materials have not only resulted in a great demand for chromium steels to tie used direct ly for purHses of war, but have led to the increased manufacture of spe cial steels for cutting (shells, rtrle bar rels and other Instruments of war and are reflected In Im Teased mcial mining and greater consequent use of chro mium steels for crushing machinery. t'nlted Stales geological Survey. Wood. Crave! and Sedi- p ftT PAMI1V ment, delivered. U Ul. UHllU I 13'f , F. K. Rider. Es for Hatching .Silver Paced Wyandotte Ky;g8 for setting. Homer Hill. KITCHEN DON'T FORGET THE LITTLf CNES IT HOME For painting and paper hanging, call Main 69P2.' 9if II. Sauer. N.jtice cf Patrnerahip Dis- - solution Nctiee is heieby given thbt the nartntirshiu riim of Hart and (!oi has been tliia day dissolved by mutual oonaeut: Mr. Thomas W. Hart rbtir- ing from said firm, and here After said businesa will te conducted by Mr. Bam Cox inliison individual name. Thomas. W'. Hart. Sam Cox. Buy Popular Priced Tailoring To kJtalt Liquid Glu. Ojwi ir one nomia of chh1 strong glue overnight In one pint of cold water. The next morning dissolve me giue on nn'ff tmth bv aitiltuc heat, say tne Itlacksmith aud Wheelwright. When the plue Is molted aiM tour ounce of dilute nitric acid or strung acetic add. tr soak one pound of strong glue overnight In one u,uart of cold water. The next morning dl aolve the glue ou a water Iwth by ap plying heat. Olssolve three ounces of sulphate of rino in half a pint of hot water. Pour this solution Into the melted glue, stir and when the mass becomes nearly cold stir in two fluid ooni-ea of stnwig ninriatk- al. About Piston Ring. Broken piston r!:.i.s will mske them selves known by decreased cmipres slou and by an ecc.s!ve amount of el! In the combtisttou chamber aud ou the park plugs. The Meatur always lsads. For Sale beautiful hotue, 6 acres highly improved, in city lim it! of Drain, Or. rnoe, --'b- 00, $500 cash, balance seven; years without any taxes or assessments or will take dear lota as ri.st payment. I W. C. Roberts, Independ ence, Or., K. 2. ' Jlen, when you buy your spring suit buy the guaran teed Oregon Cas-hiinere all woolen fabric. Most all Ood tael colors to select; from. fHme suits have two ! pairs of pacta for the emails sum of only one suit withj only ooe pair of j ants. AI-! ways call for your traJnig stamps. You get one withj every 10c purchase. j ('onkey ot Walker, The Men's Outfitters. ' See the Goods in the Latest Patterns from A. E. Andsrsoa & Co. Tailors - Chicago "The Tailoring You NteJ" C. A. Lochridgfe & Mother F RE E! A Gold Necklace Given away free. Cooked Food Said The ladies of the t'hri.-tui. church wiil nerve h public j to a Cooked r.od tvle Sat jurdsy, My 0, ai Calnrtah i Jones' grocery store. You may be the lucky one. Ask about It at Independence Cleaning Parlcr l.Yr. li. K. and Moi, mouth Streets. Phone Main 7121
