LOCAL ANO PtRtONAL NtW.
nance. Opr hou. January 14
Mab-1 Cooper returned to Eugene
funuUjr.
IV, liutl.T made trip to l'rtUnd
a'.opday.
Clarence Ireland went to Portland
la hi Thursday.
Mrs. Dr. Ki-iitiuin a SUn
tUltor Monday.
MU Marjorle iw'.t returned to
rortUnd Saturday.
CUir Irvine and wife ! N1
Tear wiiii frlwids in Orvallis.
Sherumn Haya. II. M. "'1
Tom Hart were Sulem visitor Satur
day, Mr. Oscar Johnson of Salfiit la the
Itmst of Dr. Allln and wife this
week.
Mr. Uy llullurd went to Kortst
Gnne last Saturday to visit friend
et that place.
vv 10 nii'h nd E. C
of Corvallia wore in tills city the first
of the week.
H C. Ruff in and K. S. Foster In
it skatine rink In tho
auditorium.
Sanford Snydt-r has been removed
from charge of the Methodist church
tu Independence.
Joe Morrlaon was )! visitor
Monday.
M.H..1 lrrni-- I violin thla wot
at the home of Geneva Wlleot In
thia city.
t i M.i-imr and tlrovt-r Francis
of EuKt-r.o werij In tho city tho first
of the week.
Mr. and Mra. Van Uornslftf and
Mr. J. IXirnslfo visited with frlenda
lu Portland over Sunday.
Tk.,u Hiullh. r lf tllOHO d-
I Hi I r , . , "
llghtful dances at tho homo of J.
V. Hu'.ir New Year a eve.
A daaco will bo given by tho In
dependence orchestra Saturday nlKht,
January 16th. F.verybody Invited.
Mra. Capt. Sponx left Saturday for
i.... im.. at Cnraon Springs. She
I H"'"v
haa been visiting relatives hero f
oiw time.
for
Kd I-orence ha roho to Albany to
upend the winter. He haa accepted
a pojltlon In the S. I'. ear shops at
that place.
Mr. and Mrs. . Sporlln '"'
Richmond daughter. Leona. returned Monday
I .... . i. . . . Lnun I ..it.
from rortUUliI, wnore inrj imu uv...
spending aeveral weeks.
Itobert Dup.mne of Portland spent
...o uith hta brother. It. E-
rmntio ot this city
Miss Alma aud Ralph Landar of
TorUand spent Sunday in mis ui,
guests of Geneva Wilcox
ulfe went to
i an i i . . "
Portland Saturday. Mrs. Dornlsfe will
sieud aeveral wi-.ks there
AS THE OLD YEAR DIES
i-.iv off nil rour old grudges. Never
ni.ui nlKiut you debts. There la uo
doubt whatever that a Kood lawyer
will be able to collect tneni ior jvu.
1 1 i. A nftann
C waM T - AN AUTO - A HCUftt WITmL
I TWO LOTS - 0T - I OOt OlAMOfW
r-A,Ma A.D 5CIHAt OTH1H T
THING 0 AHO .WW WUCW WIU 5
THAT "-jfjC
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W. n. ALLIN, 0. D. .
DCNTItT
lloto phott-a. Cooper lUdg.
Independence, Oregon.
The Mlaaea Hertha Itohannon and
Cessle Duller entertained the Kou-
inir..tv r-iuii Ki.w Year's nlsht at
ih homo of J. H. Ilohannon.
i.'ni- Sale Gaaollno wood saw,
complete and ready to commence
business. For information call on
S. Muhleman, Independence, Oregon.
Tho imli-nendence orchestra of In
dependence begs to Invite you to a
nn h above dates. U. f. u"
caf.irtnv nieht. January 16th. This
Invitation is especially for you
Muhleman was In Independence
yesterday. Mr. Muhleman listed a
ii or.r tract of land located on the
. . i.t.r.irininiitn rirer with our real es
Mrs. Ella Irvine returned to ton- . ... . th. be8t
t.,H Saturday. She spent Severn. - , , ... ,
" " I:.w . ,hi. .itv. buy on record, a sp.tuum ..-
oaya w.vu hottom land, suitable for onions or
mi., rwothv CooDer left Saturday earden. $300 buys the wnoie piece
iniiH a fow months at Seattle
with her sister, Mrs. Mooriana.
h-...o ixiii i) sriven by the In
dependence orchestra Saturday night,
. t ii.J
January 16th. Everyooay invueu.
George Murdock, a law stuaeni bi wU1 be able to collect lucu.
Willamette, has returned to Salem creditors, but you will have to attend
,iiHov- vacation in vonr srudces yourself.
aner speuumg wc . --- -
at Monmouth. i,iiffPtion Into the hands
... . . ' v. , iTnw can you
nro W 11 Allin and little son re- oran expen ijuj...". . " ,ut
Mrs. W. K- Ainu .. ... .J i.m tho resolutions that
turned Monday from a weeKS mu "I--" " " and entertttlu
to Portland with Mrs. Allin's parents, y on a re J tej nty.four hour9
jur. aiiu a day too?
uor Hn returned to his wor.i ,
at the University at Eugene Monday -g and careful during
after a pleasant visit at the home of yeaf aud you feei sure
bis. parents at oionniuiuu. thflt ghe iove8 y0u enouiju w
... i. ci,o win thus be encour-
Miss Carrie Danneman of CorvalUs -grt 8avlng by buylng you a
vas the guest of Miss Florence Bur- fc e ne.kte for a chrlst.
ton New -Year's day anu ma8 present.
the dance given by the orcnestra iuw
j-ight.
rr.i. Tn.ioncnrlpnce orchestra of In
dependence begs to invite you to a
fiance in the opera nouse m -w
j ., i t January 16th. Thi3
eaiui '"6"-i
invitation is especially ror you.
alo, Rlodeett. formerly a
home is at
nurse m oaicm,
Airlie, has returned to Salem from
a visit with relatives at Aiuauj
is the guest of friends in mat cuy.
t ntd riohnrne. who has been
;viia ijuia
making her home in Portland for
some time past, came up ui
.i uoatcrdav to spend a few
Ill'ltUI 'iv i .-w - . .
dara with her parents, who reside
nfv.r 'own. mirlnir Christiiias presents Is easy.
..ralnorl the Hut- nnvin? for mem 1 Uiunniu
Von i inrnsiie euici iuv. ---
. . , 1
Koaiookety Club one afternoon last ,,roucl,es out and
i T 1 .. I r- 1 i 11 li IT a-1 .i -
.ir in honor of her guesi, ivuub - ... (1lirill2 the clos-
" " ... . DUrv lueiu. .
Bi Haywood of Portland. holid 6easJon accumulate sucu a
prvftfi ana a veij'
Steele's Ferry
the
Duena VUta. Oregon.
Tho frry that croae
people.
Most direct route to Jeffcraon,
Sclo. SheCburne. Salem and Al
bany from all points In South-t-ni
and Central Polk county.
CASTOR I A
tv TCinta and Children.
Be Kind You Hate Always Bough!
Bear the
gignature ol
Not Particular at to Woapona.
The waiter girl hnew a thliiK or two
.-ii.. i..,...ir. tu m1i sniffed
-.r,illr n nlie Srtld. "Ifi not Otir
custom to aerve a knlie with pie."
. . 1. - n In alir.
"TioT rentarueii xue n
l-rlse. "Then bring me an ax."
Is There a Santa Claua
Is there a Santa CloUif
What
A question!
IIunli. doubter!
It was settled
Lorn? beforo you wero bora.
Hold your scorn.
What's the nnswer. prayt
In the AlHrmattve,
With a his A.
Didst never see
The father of the family,
Lord of creation.
The household noise.
Rinsmasur of the ihow.
Wuillni? tho enow
Loudt'd
To the Ruardi
With trlnketa.
Toys, books.
Yards
Of bright ribbon,
Sewlns machines,
Grand planoe,
Sleds, tkates
And cra'.ca
Of candy
That ror.e In handy
To fill the crannies?
Answer ir.e.
Did you never ree
That patient old bAt of burden.
Dad. '
Put almost to the bad
Physically and financially
Under the strain.
Making a freight train
Of himself?
If not.
Go find a spot
Where you can watch
Him pass a given point.
Puffing and groaning,
And then
You will never again
Have your doubts.
"Umatilla Day" in Portland
root or n CXratrnn was lioDermost in
the minds of Portland business men
yesterday which was 'Umatilla Day"
at the Portland Commercial ciuo. iu
new booklet issued to present the re
sources of that great wheat country
all business men in
rv 1 1 vj v- & . - - -
attendance upon the noon luncheon.
Notice.
Independence, Ore., Jan. 1, 1909.
ntHoo In htrehv eiven inai i un
this day sold my drug store to The
Williams Drug Co. All outsiaimmg
accounts up to and including aaie oi
notice are due and payaDie iu
it the office of The Williams
Drug Co. All accounts owing Dy me
,m Tiniri on Tiresentation of bill
at said office of The Williams Drug
Co 32-6 D. U. uuvru.
time was spent.
General Gibson Post' No 64, G. A.
R. requests every veteran oi wuu
or Civil War living in Polk to send
fresh supply that an ordinary house
will not hold you uuiess -clearing
out of the old stock before
the holiday rusn oi s;uuua -
the coal
Civil War living in ruin. Begin to irei
their name, company u ra iue . ""Za. i ti, winter.
to Thomas J. Ewing. aajuu- . - SQ ,f
dependence, Oregon. County pa r tlJng were not already done
pers please copy. ' family would have bad to get along
v. Thinns of Portland without tho annual . w
JLI V . '
n . r. Tnsrl. 1
.. tt.:.i.. aoturrtav and Sunday 01
tUie rnua;, j
...oi, at the Kvaneelicai cbuh-u
u.nmn,.th. All Sunday School
ofA'rniiAStea to De yici..
Yilii liClO v-
Mr. Phipps is certainly an expert
along these lines,
Facts From France.
toris!an suburbs where
ssuuie . . .
. .nrb la done have be-
mucn iauuu.jr -
come v.u. ----
tion. many or tne lauumj". -
this
me
BUSINESS LOCALS
1 i
t .f tr. hiiT Jersey heifers and .. npr whose in-
, t TofforRnn January 19th ...f ,.,i Kfcm in finding
1 win ue v'" telllgence, s"" .
at the hotel; Salem January 20th at malefactors and courage in
tie Cottage Hotel; inoepenueu Uave proVoKea ray.u.Uu k--- -January
21st at the Little Palace ho- naroe ts jies. and he Is a Belgian
tel. All wno uc r ' " ., k mP Michelle
,.m nd 8ee me at tnose piaceo rrance wm
sell, come and see 33 p ne yrardot. who sang at the en-
on the above dates. C. P. Bowman. Napoleon Bonaparte In
iftr.. AHdlaon of Dayton
iWra. ma.ii.we
who nas been visiting for several
weeks at the home of her sisiter,
Mrs J L. Flshback of near Mon
mouth, was in Independence Friday
on her way to Salem, where she will
viait with relatives for a short time
before returning to her home at Dayton.
lOUlUUlCUl V -
vr. in and was C
1S4U. cue was . .
singer In grand opera. Her husband
was for a long nme aiuu""- -
Italian Opera in Paris.
For health and happiness De Witt's
Little Early Risers pleasant little H-
ver pills, the Dest maae. oou u .
O. Dove.
Dr. Allln, Dentist, Cooper Bldg. tf
nr Dueanne. Dentist, over Inde
pendence National Bank. W-
Portland brepd fresh every day at
Irvine's Grocery.
A good pair of reading glas
ses 1.00 at Kramer s. u
Boston team collars and sweat pad
at R. M. waoe & o. -
harness ad.
Dance Independence opera house,
Saturday night, January 16th. Given
by Independence orchestra.
Laugh and the world will laugh
with Wonderland Theatre. (New
management.) 9tf"
t-v Tndpnendence opera house,
wttm.c,
Saturday night, January 16th. Given
by Independence orchestra.
oi a i2on lb. work or
brood mare, or will trade for good
j vow t w. Huiiara. -
COW ttuu -'
tnr noie Second growth at
o cn rnwth 14.00 a cord de-
fO.UV,
llvered. S. Cox, Independence,
144.
The Wonderland Theatre has OP'
ened under new management. j
n net of Blctures and
u. 29t(
songs.
Attractive prices on harness for you
91 O
at R. M. Wade ft uo.
BIG Clearance S-A-L-iHl
which beumn Monday, January 4, will last two weeks,
until Saturday, January 16. Our entire stock. Noth
reserved hut our Rubber Goods. .
and wear of the many lines carried uy
0k Price
l ... 1..., urrlvM.I lull III!
AIM Uno of New Shoes. Both button ami rv. j
r,r the holiday trade, will be thrown out a. Cl-aranc Sale ,,rle.
LADIES'
2. ,10 Shoes, sale price.. 92.1ft
$3.00 Shoes, sale price.. 2.nft
$3.50 Shoes, sale price.. $2.!ft
$1.00 Shoes, sale price.. 13.3ft
$ft.00 Shoes, sale price.. $3.!ft
MEN'S
$2.50 Shoes, sale price.. $I9"
$3.00 Shoos, sale vrhe.. $2.35
Mens' High Top
BOOTS
444 State Street
$3.r,0 Bhoi-s. tlo price.. $2.!C
$1,00 Shoes, Httl price.. $3. 3ft
$3.00 Shoes, sale price.. $3.95
, A FEW SPECIALS
100 Pairs $3.50 Men's 'Shoes
sale price - r'
Complete slock $6.00 Men'i
llanan Shoea, sale
l,rlce 15-00
mil ...In I I Till IJtilU'll
SIki'-h, salo price.. .. I
100 pairs $l.7ft Hoys' SI
8 to II. ale price .. . .$1
00 pairs $2.00 Hoys' Shoes
IP, 4 to 2. sale price ..$1
100 pairs $2.50 Hoys' Shoes
2'i lo 7. sale price .. $1
Ladl ' Over tlalters, all
colors rerular $1.00 salo
price '
CO
50
T0E PICE
shoe 7
Heavy SHOES at
Big Reductions
Telephone, 442
SALEM Leaders in Fine Footery SALEM
ELIMINATE DRUDGERY
iii the kitchen. Cut out half of tho tiine
and steps taken in preparing the meals.
Economize time and strength and the kitchen end of
life will lose its terror. We can help you.
The House Furnishing Company
177 liberty Street SALEM, OREGON
Senator C. W. Pulton expects tc
Include in the omnibus claims bill an
appropriation of $200,000 that the
court of claims has decided is dut.
Oregon for equipping troops during
the ClTll War.
Remember the days Tuesday.
Thursday and Saturday. Matinee
and evening Sunday. Wonderland
Theatre. Z8tf'
Kodol for dyspepsia and indigestion
will digest any and all food at any
and all times. Kodol Is guaranteed to
give prompt relief. Sold by D. G.
Dove.
New sewing machines, fully war
ranted, from $13.75 to $25.00, also
supplies for your gasoline lamps may
be had from H. H. Jasperson. tf.
The last to do for departed friends,
provide them with the best robes
and caskets. Jasperson keeps them
at reasonable prices. tf-
Kodol digests all the food you eat.
If you will take Kodol for a little
while you will no longer have indi
gestion. It is pleasant to take, acta
promptly. Sold by D. Q. Dove,