DoYourXmasBuying
at Max Goldman's
The Store that Undersells
Because it Sells for Cash
Bargains
in Shoes, Hats, Caps, Shirts,
Groceries and Motions.
A box of stationery will leas
anybody as a tdft. Larye stock
at Craven & Walker's.
The J. E.
moved back to
ranch.
Hubbards
town from
have
their
PAY CASH A .D PAY LESS
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BREVITIES
Books and poems popular
Kifts at Craven & Walker's.
Mrs. Lee. from Tacoma, is a
Kueet at the J. S. Cooper home.
Large team for sale cheap.
Inquire at this office. 17tf
Framed pictures 25n to $1.00.
Moore & Walker.
Shaler Eldridge will be home
in the morning.
Lots of nice ties to select from
at K reamer's. I
Games of all kinds for thi
kiddies at ('raven & Walker's. J
Mrs. Clara Taylor visited rela
tives in Hen ton county last week.
Huy furniture for Xmns.
Moore & Walker.
Vel ma Whiteaker is home for
the holidays.
Mrs- Art Haker is visitinpr her
parents at Mill City.
Bracelet watches make fine
Xmns presents. Go to Kreamer's
for them.
Mr. and Mrs. I. II. Robinson,
former residents, are holidaying
in Independence.
The best $3.00 hat made, the
Conqueror, water proof, for sale
by Conkey & Walker.
THE POPULAR CHRISTMAS GIFT
The Electric Iron
Is the Practical Gift for Christmas
For the Stay-at-home-for the regular Weekly
WdSh.
For the Tnvelerfor those quick pressings of
crumpled frills so necessary when dressing
for dinner.
For the College Girl- for those many little
treasurers she dares not trust to the laundry.
The Electric Iron has its uses at all times and
and seasons.
We wish a Merry Christmas to our many
patrons.
Oregon Power Co.
"RELIABLE SERVICE"
AjjBeady for Christmas j
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Before you select all your .Christmas gifts
call and see my new line of very select Jewelry,
just arrived from the eastern markets.
The very latest in beautiful Camtos, Lavalirs,
Cuff Links, Ear Drops, Lingerie Clasps, Walder
man Chains and Knives, Bracelets, Fobs, Lockets
and Chains, etc. Can't name them all.
COME AND SEE.
It costs nothing to look anu I am always pleased
to show and give prices.
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED.
vmci ana jewelry li HUMi;,
Impairing a Specialty u. 11 I liniips
Treat .your lady friend to one
of those beautiful lavaliieres at
Kreamer's.
Oxford traveling bags, real
cowhide basrs, for $5.75. ('an
you beat it? Moore & Walker.
American made toys 1000
different articles at Craven &
Walker's.
One of the nicest Christmas
Rifts is a kodak. . All kinds at
Craven & Walker's.
Equity watches seven and
eight dollars each, extra good
for the money at Kreamer's.
Miss Lucile Lraven, who is
teaching near Hood River, is
home for the holidays.
lied Cedar chests makes a nice
present for the wife or daughter
Moore & Walker.
Leather manicuring sets make
nice presents. See them at
Craven & Walker's.
Mr. and Mrs. Grover Mattison
are here to spend the holidays
with relatives.
All kinds of doll? and doll
buggies for all kinda of girls at
Craven & Walker's.
For a Christmas present . give
a good pair of woolen blankets.
You can get them from Conkey
& Walker.
There will be a special meeting
of the Eastt-rn Star tomorrow
(Saturday) night at 8 p. m.
Iniatiation.
We have a fine assortment of
small Axminster rugs just the
present a woman wants. A oore
& Walker.
For the Working Man The
Jonio work shoe, the best made
for the price, at Conkey &
Walker's.
Remen her father or mother
with a nice easy chair. We
have over sixty designs to select
lrom. Moore & Walker.
. Give that little boy of yours a
new suit for Christmas. You
can get them irom Lonkev &
Walker.
Mrs. Maurice Uutler and little
son, ftlarlow Dole, were taken
home from the Salem hospital
last Monday.
Good rain coats and slickers.
Prices range from $2.5 up.
Stop in at Conkey & Walker's
and get them now.
Dr. L. Horn of Roundup, Mon
tana, arrived in Independence to
spend the holidays with his wife
8tid baby. When he left Round
up it was twenty belo zero.
The Isis picture par phr.nalia
was taken to Monmouth Tues
day night where "Jack and the
Beanstalk" was shown at the
Normal auditorium.
Mrs. Word Butler spent a few
days in Portland with iior son,
Marion, before his departure for
Sin Francisco where he will
be assigned to the radio arm of
the navy.
A good pair ot warm woolen
blankets would be nice and use
ful gift for your fritnd or for
yourself this Christmas. G in
atul see them at Conkey !i
Walker's.
A number from here attended
the rtcita! at Dall.-.s Sunday
night Riven by the pupils of
Miss Tartar. Independence was
prominently reprtsenttd on tht
program.
"Fihtini; Odds" star-
uitr .uaxine lUhott, a
V.I 1 . .
vtuiuw u picture, at the
Isis next Wednesday
and Thursday nights,
Dec. Jo and J 7.
H.jw about that good suit or
overcoat f'r you m n and boys?
You may purchase a good woolen
suit from 10.00 up. For boys
$5 00 to $3.50. G'fd ivoole, s
and good patterns to select from.
G" to Conkey & Walker's foi
them.
Mr. and Mr. J. G. Mcintosh,
Mr. and Mrs. Small; Mrs. C. W.
Irvine, Mrs. Sarah Young and
fviisses Gladys Irvine and Leona
Ilinna went to Salem Sunday
night where they attended a
musical event the singing: of
the "Messiah."
John B. Knowles, a well known
citizen of this section of the
county, died at his home north
of Independence Monday. At
his advanced age of SO, he could
not combat the dreaded disease,
pi.eumonia. An obituary will be
published next week.
M. E. Hulbert of Albany has
been appointed manager of the
Oregon Power Co. at Independ
ence and is now in charge. Mr.
Ilurlbert is a very pleasant man
to meet. E. M. Blenis came over
with him and introduced him to1
the office, machinery, etc.
S. W. Leonard will hold a pub
lic sale on next Thursday. Dec.
27, at which time he will sell five
head of horses, 18 head of cattle,
farm implements, furniture, etc.
It will be the largest sale held in
this section this year. After the
sole the Leonard family will
probably spend several months
in California.
J. F. Currie, the Monitor's
tried-arid-true handy man, went
to Portland yesterday being call
ed there by a large printing com
pany to superintend the printing
of a very delicate job, one which
evidently no printer in Portland
felt competent to handle. Much
work from Portland omes here
"for Currie to do." He will re
turn in a few day.
A Delayed Shipment
of Ladies' Collars
.SO to 75c Values
Special for Today 20c
We wish to thank . the people of
Independence and surrounding
country for their liberal patronage
A Merry Christmas to All
Quartier's
5, 10 and 15c Store,
Independence, Ore.
Your soldier boy would like to read
his home town paper. Either you send
or let us send the Monitor to him.
'irst Anniversary
of the
THE BUNGALOW CA
SH GROCERY
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About a year ago a CASH GROCERY was
started in North Independence, the first store
in that locality for thirty years.
It will be our aim to make this first
anniversary one to be remembered by giving
to the public an opportunity to buy groceries
in harmony with the economical tendencies i
of the Times.
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This will be headquarters for SaiUa Claus
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Groceries of all kinds.
Holsum Bread, Crane's Patent Remedies.
A MERRY XMAS TO ALL.
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