Independence monitor. (Independence, Or.) 1912-19??, July 20, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Texts 1 Battreall Shoes for Men and Boys Conqueror Hats for Men -1 Modeled to Fit Perfedly One of the notice when a pair of firS things a woman placing her foot into UTZ & DUNN CO. Style Shoes of Quality ia their nicety of fit and the pleasing way in which they heighten the beauty of the feet. Such elegant appearance ia difficult to obtain in many other shoes. The secret of this graceful fit is in the fact that Utz & Dunn Co. Shoea are modeled with unusual care and precision. And thia trim, neat look ia unimpaired by lung wearing be caase, due to the quality and strength of the materials which enter into them, these ahoes hold their shape until discarded. CONKEY & WALKER Garage for rent Monitor office. Inquire at I Dont forget Patria. Warner and Red rem Corsets In the late styles All Wool Oregon Casslmere Suits for Men & Boys IjOC4 BREVITIES Dr. R. E. Duganne, dentist, National Bank Building. Lunch baskets Walker's. at Moore & Miss Nellie Kurre is here from Portland this week. L. A. Sawyer was on the I. & M. rur this week. Cleve Robinson of Lebanon was here the first of the week. Mrs. EL Kullander and chil dren went to Newport Monday. Eyes scientifically examined and glasses fitted. Dr. F. G. Hewett, Cooper Bldg. 29tf Just received a new lot of summer ties. 0. A. Kreamer. Mrs. John Nelson of Corvallis visited home folks here this D. H. Phillips, jeweler, suc cessor to H. J. Rowe. 41tf Falls City News: George Wil son, wife and daughter of Inde pendence have moved to this city. B. F. Swope, Lawyer Cooper Bldg. A son was born Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Teats at McMinn-ville. Alfred Whitney and Nora Ackerman were married la week. A good pair of reading glasses Tor $1.0O at O. A. Kreamers. The boys of Co. L would ap preciate all books and magazines sent them. Cecil Swope has been admitted to the practice of law by the Oregon Supreme Court. A watch repaired by D. H. Phillips will keep time, and you can depend on it. 11 tf Mike Goetz and his big team have found profitable work near Whiteson. Mrs. E. .1. Fowler and Thelma left Wednesday for a few days' outing at Newport. We are agents for the Florence Automatic Wickless Oil Stove. Moore & Walker, Complete Home Furnishers. A. N. Poole has furnished the residence at Monmouth which will be occupied by Dr. and Mrs. M. B. Butler. Give us your window shade order. Moore & Walker. Koy McFadden visited with his mother, Mrs. Sherman Hays, over Sunday. The heat of the past week did not stop Peter Kurre from build ing an addition to a store he owi s in Monmouth. Byron Howard of the Navy was on Mare Island at the time of the explosion. Altho a half mile away he was knocked down. Summer shoes $1.75 to $4.00 while they last. No more to be had at these prices. 0. A. Kreamer. L. C. Bell of Baker, deputy county clerk of the county of the sasse name, was visiting his sister, Mrs. J. W. Richardson this week. The Independence-Monmouth band will give its second open air concert on the campus at Monmouth next Thursday even- ling, July 26. The great photo play, "The Birth of a Nation", at the Isis Sunday afternoon and evening. The ew York Journal says '"it is worth five dollars a seat" We We Craven & Huff Hardware Co. INDEPENDENCE Sell the Champion Cream Saver 1BE MEL7 BE IP yon haw rr owned a separator of any other make, there la one outstanding featura of tha NEW De Laval that will appeal to you aa much as ren its mechanical superiority, and that ia its simplicity. Too wont find any complicated, troublesome parts in tha NEW Da LavaX It does not get out of order easily, even when it ia misused; and if for any reason you ever should want to take it apart, tha only tool you need ia the combination wrench and screvr-drirtr furnished with each machine. The NEW De Laval is the simplest cream separator made. Only tool required aary, anaissm ble a modem Da Laval machine down to the last part within Ave minutes, and thea put it together again within ten minutes. Thia is something- that cannot be dona outside a machine shop with any ether separator mad, and any separator user who has ever had to wrests with tha complicated mechanism found in other separators will ap precis ta what it means to him. Dont fail to stop (a and saa tha NEW Pe Lava the next time yoa are in town. Evan if too are not in the market for a sepa rator right now, come ia and eramrne a separator that is said by exrx rta to embody the greatest improvements in cream separator ton forties ta ts last thirty J No collections, no expense, want your slow accounts. assume all responsibility and take all the blame. Yamoreg Collection Agency, McMinnville, Oreg. J. I. Knight, manager.48tf Velma Whiteaker, while with the Camp Fire Girls on an outing: trip last week, came in contact with poison oak which is causing her much annoy an ?e at the pres ent time. ?16.50 buys a good suit of clothes at Kreamer's. Ihe Airhe Auxiliary of the Red Cross will give an ice cream social in Ulnch's grove at Airlie Saturday evening, July 21 t - n . . music, everyone is urged to come and help a good cause. The annual reunion picnic of the Christian churches of Polk county will be held at Dallas Sunday. A union service of all churches will be held on the court house lawn in the evening, When you think of trunks and suitcases think of Moore & Walker. A T-ft rt a a. k. wenarason nas com menced an action against the county for damages, growing out of a disputed road right-of-way. A half dozen neighbors have been subpoenaed as wit nesses. Messrs. and Mesdames J. N. Jones, C. A. McLaughlin, L. Damon and Earl Ruef formed a picnic party that motored to Waterloo and while there sa'w a young man drown in the river. An Independence boy has hung up a record for efficiency in the navy. In a class of 73 for the hospital corps but three obtained an average of 95 in the examina sionand Marvin Richardson was one of the three. Saturday is Bargain Day at Max Goldman's store. J. L. Hanna left for Idaho last Saturday. Kyle French of Co. L has been made a corporal. Mrs. M. E. Stansberry has re-! turned from a visit in Washing ton. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Sloper and Miss Anna Newton motored to Portland Sunday. Mrs. C. G. Skinner, who has been in California for several months, returned home last Saturday much improved in health. Monmouth Herald: A party of friends very pleasantly sur prised A. H. ('raven on Monday evening, the occasion being his birthday. If you are going to have a wedding or a swell dinner, don't forget to complete the menu with Pugh's Loganberry Juice. Sold everywhere. 22tf Mrs. D. B. Taylor of Monrovia, Cal., and her brother, C. R. Mc Adam of Lonpoc. Cal.. arrived in Independence, Wednesday for a visit at the W. E. Craven home. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Irvine of Lacrosse, Wash., and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Irvine of Portland were in Independence this week to attend the funeral of their sister. Wanted housekeeper on farm. Address Box 61, Monmouth, Ore. 50 The Florence Oil Cook Stoves have no wicks to trim, to smoke, smell and soot up the house. Each burner cost about one-half cent an hour. A complete cook ing stove at a small cost. Moore & Walker, Agents for Independence. Mrs. M. Winnerburg of Port land is visiting at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. J. Van- Avery. Mrs. Winnerberg is the state manager for the sale of Egaho Powder, a meritorious product that takes the place eggs n pastry cooking. LsLs Theatre Independence Sunday Matinee Night July 22 ELLIOTT 6 SHERMAN FILM PRESENTS CORPORATION DAVID W, GRIFFITH'S Greatest Most Successful AMERICAN PLAY The One nd only Big One. THAT WILL LIVE AND THRIVE FORKVKR NOW IN ITS Fourth Consecutive Year FILMDOM'S MASTERPIECE E a o n M S3 0 c 3 S 4 o 10 U U c 3 ra rt 3 r E. 3 H 9 9 01 o 3 SEE ONCI AGAIN OUR AMERICAN HEROES LINCOLN, GRANT. LEE and SHERMAN THE TERROR OF OUR CIVIL STRIFE THE AWFUL RECONSTRUCTION PERIOD THE BURNING OF ATLANTA THE SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR THE AVENGEFUL KU-KLUX KLANS (Enacted by "Griffith Made" Start) Marsh WalthaII-Giah ALL ENHANCED BT A SPLENDID MUSICAL SCORE HOURS OF THRILLS -LAUGHTER TEARS Bring the Children to the Matinee No Seats Reserved -Come Early and Secure the Bes Farmers, Attention! Grain binding and clover reaping- jobs taken. Verd Hill. 50 F. Claude Stephens haa ac cepted a call from the Christian church at Falls City and expects to soon take the pastorship there. Mr. Stephens is a good man, a tireless worker for Christianity and one who makes many friends everywhere. Falls City is to be congratulated. I For the accomodation of six young ladies attending the Nor mal who didn't know that the trains changed time Sunday and thereby got left, the Espee put on an extra Sunday night and brought them to Independence from Salem. Here the I. & M. hitched up and carried them to Monmouth. j Egaho Powder to be used in place of eggs. It cuts down the high' cost of livisg. All goods guaranteed. For sale by Cal breath & Jones. The, B. Y. P. U. and Y. P. S. C. E. have united for the sum mer and wi.l nold meetings every Sunday night at seven o'clock. During July the meetings will be held at the Baptist church and during August in the Christian church. Special features next Sunday evening. Miss Effie Gorgerson of the state C E. Union will speak on "Intermedi ate Societies' I Everyone attending: the Isis tonight or tomorrow night will receive a ticket entitling them to a free admission Monday night at which time VPatria" will be started. Managers Nelson & Henkle believe that this serial is one of the best ever shown at the Isis. There are 15 episodes, two each Monday night. Don't miss the opening night. SUMMER COURSE IN VIOLIN Lessons given in Independence for beginners students. Prici able. Apply Elixabeth Levy, Salem. Oregon, thia office. BENEFIT PROGRAM The Girls' National Honor Gua'd of Monmouth will give a benefit program on Tuesday evening, July 24th, in the Nor mal chapel. The proceeds from this entertainment are to be used in the purchase of a much reeded ambulance for the Red Cross work at the front. Mr. David Campbell, pianist; Miss Ruby Ann Lorence, soprano; Miss Genevieve Baum-Gaskins, accompanist; and Miss Arbuth not, elocutionist, will furnish the program of the evening. The program is as follows: Piano Valse in E Minor Chopin Etude in C Minor Chopin Berceuse Chopin Polonaise in A Flat ' Major Chcpin Reading Voice "Mirce dilette amiche", Bolero from I. Vespri Siciliana Verdi Piano Rhapsody in G Minor. ..Brahms La Campanella Paganini-Liszt Reaping Voice Elegie Massenet At Dawning Cadman A Spirit Flower Campbell-Lipton The Morning Wind Branscombe Tickets may be bought at Morkn'a in Monmoath or at the BORAH L03E3 .7....::; PRESIDENT FIISDS If school and advanced very reason- Morrmouth Heraki: Ihere is now. Write jSoaie talk of putting the sun on 1311 State St.. j n eight tour schedule and ex or inquire utj tending be herry aeasoa a few I week I. "Wear It on Wrist," Ho Advises Senator, Who Recovers It In Riding Boot. Wssbinirtoii. - Kmi -mr Wllltiuu E. Borah of hid ho ht li.a u nti h ri-cently, (lid President WIImhi found It. The senator nan rldliitf hla home In Hock Creek park when lie In-iked at hit watch, the present of foeur d'Alcue miners. Then he ahoved It Into tha fob pocket itt hit riding breeches or thought he did. When no me time later be reached for the witch It wis nilxi Inir. Refilling the spot where ha last had looked at ft, he fl!'jed hack, dis mounted Hid. leadliitf bla borne by the rein a. scanned the In-Idle path. Jut thru President anil Mr, Wilson, attended by a cavalry aergeaut, can tered up the path, and the prealdcnt atopped when he aaw the Ni nator. "Lost mytliliiK. wiiutur'" ixked the preHldetit. "My watch," replied IJtuah. The irenl(li-iit demounted and Jolin il In the search. After ten minutes lie autteested that perliiipa the vniitor hud mlfoMH the fob joi kef uiid tliut the watch bad dropped Inelde lila rldlnit breeches- Hitting down on a Iik. the senator pulled off hi rlt-bt riding boot and found the v. uti li. A the president turned b remount he said with w hhnnlral blnndnena: "Why don't jou wear a wrlt watch senator?" CENSUS FACTS SACRED. DtUctivti, Collectors and Ralativet Tumid Away Disappointed. New York. Kver since the an noiintf merit i) made that reglstri tlon under the state mtlltsry cenaua taw rm pra- tl'iilly completi tha of fV-es of the city dlrecbir of cernus and the tabtilatliiK dMsInu bare been th ohjective polnte fr private detsctlTei bill col!e tr and relative looking for nilnsi; ? (i rwio. No hlnu'le itiu at Information wh (riven out ((,r will be, for tha atafe uffi'.'la! my that all facta gaLWed by tbe cenaui tiller art aacred and be yond tna reach of subpoenas.