Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, February 05, 1909, Image 2

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the actire principle.
and kealthf ulneta, to
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ttnotuUty Tur
.Insures wholesome and deli
cious food for every day
In every home
Oliver Chilled Plow
HANNA BROS., Exclusive Agents
for the Oliver Chilled Plow Works
HANNA BR0S.
HARDWARE AND HARNESS DEALERS
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
DAINTY SCALE.
ft Will Racers! th Wslaht Tiny
Pantil Mark.
On one of tb amathwt lr of aralea
wer made for u In th a air
I'allfornla Jr-elr hat welshed IIh
kjuI of a fly and a (wnrll mark,
leaat he baa I.miimI the dlffrrnre
weight txtw i-ru the WhIj of a llrtn
fir and of lb same fly dfd. Tbla h
baa rboaon to rail tb aoul f lb fly,
thotiifti nnr rrnlt-al olNMrver bar
oWlared the tll(ffrnf la but th
weight of the iiMt wblrh escaped
from tb body of the dead Inaect.
( Tb scale work within a watrb
ran, and tta din I la tb far of the
i watrb. marked off Into what Ita In
renter, J. I- I.lfdter. ralla "degreea.
Kaon one of then degree represent
a weight of on four mllllon nln bun
drrd thuuiiandib of an ounr.
The different- between the wUrht
of fly living and a fly dead I. , the
weight of the fly'a aoul-waa twenty
thtve of the degree. Several fllea
were weighed under almllar clrrum
ataneea, and all showed exactly the
udi difference In weight between life
and death.
The acale worka on tb tenalon prln
chile. Inside there la a wale, and In
Class arm extending from on side c
the dial there la a lalnnr. The opem
lor arrewa the delicate spring up to
point where th object In the pan o
the arale Juat balnnces and tben read
the pointer on the dial. The spring Is
more delicately adjusted even than the
finest watch, and the whole Inatru
nient reoulrea aa great car aa the
fluent rhrnnometer.
Taking a allp of paper and weighing
It. Llctller will then make a abort
ninrk with a pencil on the paper and
welirlilnir It nenln. find exactly the
weight of the mark made by the lead
in the pencil. A mark precisely one
ouarter of an Inch In length made
with nn ordinary soft pencil weighed
Inst fortv-flve degrees, more than the
aoul of the fly. Popular Mechanic.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that
may develop Into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar, and it soothes In
flamed membranes, heals the lungs
and expels the cold from the system.
P. M. Kirkland.
I S TJ K A X C E
Anyone wishing good reliable fire Insurance call on or write to
S. E. BUSH, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
Agent for Beaver State Merchants Mutual of Portland, and the
Bankers Merchant Mutual of Forest Grove
If you like the Enterprise, give It
your patronage. If you can spare the
money, pay something on subscrip
tion. Your expiration is printed on
your paper.
DeW'itt's Little Early Risers, gentle
i easy. Dleasant little liver pills. Sold
'by the Williams Drug Co.
AN EXTRA
SPECIAL OFFERING
lltrH
was
1
11 MUt W ayrccme, I
Of Smart Winter Suits
and Overcoats
Going on Here Now
This is a special sale of great
importance to every man and
young man who is not well
supplied with clothes for the
season's wear and we are giv
ing you the advantage of
20
PER CENT
REDUCTION
On all our Suits, Overcoats, Hats and Shirts. This
includes all of our Men's, Young Men's and Boy's
Clothing. This is an opp6rtunity you should not
fail to grasp.
Salem WoolenMillsStore
SALEM, OREGON
A Love Spixt.
iCoryrttht, I Ml. t Am.rU n IYm Aa.
i mi ln.
"It'a fell er between us."
"Hut, aweetheartr
"Don't aw evt heart roe!
"For beaven'a aute, what can hav
made tbla rbaiigof
"I'll never marry a wtdk-al uian;
tbat'a what! I'd rather marry an un
dertaker." -Hut yu bave made io objection to
my aivulyliif iuwIMd Ufr now."
"A ar&loa In a cemetery would I
far preferabl to a aawlKinea."
"Come, tell ni what has bapiwned
to xclt this antagoulaia to tb no
bleat of tb profeaaloua.1
"Weivu't you and UWk Trimming
bam riding In a trolley yesterday on
tVllege atrw-tr
"I waa."
Ai.il who waa the third person of
th party f
"Wo had a skeleton with ua. W
were taking It to our rooms."
"Ami who was tb person you called
BUIyr
"Why, (bat waa what w called tb
keletou."
"So, ludeed. you called It Hilly? And
who put the cigarette between Ita
Jawa and snld, 'Ixin't amoke, Billy; It
Isn't allowed r "
Ob, you must bar been told thla
yarn by some mean, contemptible"
"Not a bit of it. No one told me."
"Tben bow did you get on to It?"
"Never mind that. Waa It neces
sary that you should put a nickel be
tween the horrid thlng'a finger bouea
and aay, 'Here. Billy, pay your far
like a manr"
"Did we do that?"
"Ye, you did."
"You mean Dick did It."
"It doesn't matter which of you did
it. You were both acting like gboula.
And if you didn't do It you did some
thing equally frightful."
"Whnt was thnt?"
"You said: 'Billy, you ought to hnv
worn vour overcoat. You'll catch cold.' "
"I I was thinking of the real person
the skeleton wna before he died."
"Oh, you were! Then why did you
Inugh when Dirk snld. 'He slipped out
the buck door nnd got away from bis
poor old mother, who was chasing him
with Lis rubbers?'"
"Did I lnugh at thnt?"
"You know very well you laughed at
It."
"It wasn't funny at all, wan it?"
"Funny! It was shocking."
"Well. Dick, ho"
"Oh. yes; It's always 'Dick, he.'
Thnt's the way you crawl out of
everything. Whose hnt wns on the
thing's head?"
"I put my lint on It, but only for a
minute."
"And snld, 'There's too much draft
for a bald bend.' "
"That wasn't funny either."
"It was revolting."
A pause.
"I wlnh you'd tell me how you got
on to all this."
"Perhaps you don't remember a girl
who got Into the enr with a thick veil
over her face to protect her from the
storm and hung on to a strap. The
thing was sitting on your lap"
"Oh, my"
"And you said what did you say?"
"I don't remember." j
"Don't remember! You said, 'Get up,
Billy, and give the lady your seat.' "
A pause a dreadful pause.
"And the girl was" j
"One who had often sat on your lap
nd felt your arms about her nnd your
kisses. To think tlmt I should bave
been forced to listen to such words
and see that awful thing sitting in my
place! I can't bear the thought of It."
Another very long pause.
"What did you do?"
"What did I do? I know what I
wanted to do. I wanted to tell the
conductor to let me get off, but Just
then a gentleman a real gentleman,
such as I always supposed you to be
arose and gave me his seat. I shut my
eyes to keep from looking at the grin
ning ghost opposite, but I kept my
ears open to hear what next the man
I have loved would say." (Weeps.)
A pause, in which the young man
looks at the ceiling, the floor, the
walls, anything, everything except the
girl; then he gulps sorrowfully:
"I suppose it's all over between us?"
"I should think so."
"This evening I'll not have you by
me, as usual. You'll not sit on my lap;
my heart'll not beat against yours.
I'll sit alone in my room, with no one
to comfort me except"
A pause.
"Who'll comfort you?"
"None but Billy."
"You don't deserve any one I mean
anything else."
"It'll be awful lonesome sitting there
that way."
"What way?"
"With nobody but Billy."
An ominous pause.
"Suppose I promise never to do so
any more?"
No answer.
"You know I've always loved you,
never any one else in the world. It's
pretty hnrd to have no real person to
love, only a"
No encouragement.
"Goodby."
He t ikes her hand, and she makes a
feint !it withdrawing it.
"Just one kiss before we part."
"Not n single one."
"I'll never, never do anything to of
fend vi u npaln."
Silence.
"V.'i n't you forgive me? If I go to
thnt awful mom with that awful tb: ig
tlieiv I do believe I'll blow out my
brain-."
Ho i'nv her down into his lap.
Cur!; a in.
EUGENE HOLMES BURT.
Stamped Shirtwaists
W ar ihewlna th n Walt
tamped havy material for prlo
war. Many handtem dvtlgne to b
warkd MP In colors which will b
worn o much thl Spring.
Also Novelties in Boys' Hats and Caps
Needlecraft iShop
Mr. S. C. Wall
270 N. Com'l. St. Salem, Oregon
Wood Yard
We deliver large or email ordera of
Fir, Oak or Aah wood promptly.
Carlton 8r Mott
Both rhones
INDEPENDENCE
When You Sit Down To
a Meal
In thla restaurant you are pure It will b
excellent as to food, nxiklntf and wrviee.
The NiirmtiudlupH aixuk for theniKolven,
and the bill or fare telU mutely of fine
eating at little price. Come In anil bring
a friend or two along. You will all he
be pleaded.
White House Restaurant
Wm. McGilchrut & Son, Pioprirlori
SALEM - - - OREGON
1-rffl
HAUSER BROS. 8,..
Fire Arms, Ammunition, Athletic Supplies
Fishing Tackle, Bicycles and Cutlery
Trojan Stumping Powder-No KrsJrrf,
Salem Oregon
D TAYLOR SSwIS baths
BARBER 1N CQNECT1Q
Main Street, Independence, Oregon.
SALEM LAUNDRY CO.
GUARANTEES YOU PERFECT WORK
WHAT HAS LONG BEEN NEEDED
BY CITIZENS OF INDEPENDENCE
The Independence Cleaning and pressing parlors are prepared to
callfor and deliver all work, and guarantee prompt attention an-.l sat
isfaction. We make combination Suit and adjustable Skirt hangers
to your measure. ' Be aure and aee them. Give ua a trial for good
work and the prices will be right. Work done while you wait.
L. L BUCKNER & CO.
Home Telephone Co. 1612
Corner C and Railroad Streets.
Independence, Oregon
SPRAYING MATERIAL
Roche Harbor Lime, Japanese Ground
Sulphur in linen sacks. No lint. De
pendable lime and sulphur spray.
ACID HYDROMETERS
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
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