Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, February 12, 1909, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'v-JoH 4 r 4 CRAPES, from Ur met Krmltlv. ful propru. rv kuiai. tctiv n4 principal iogrdiot Uniting Forrder APSOiatcijrJruiv It U economy to wa RoyiJ Bilnf Powder. It save Ubor, health and money. Where the bet food b required no other baling powder or leaTenin ent can take the place or do the work of Royal Baking Powder. NEWS LETTER FROM NORMAL Oliver Chilled Plow HANNA rRCS.. Exclusive Agents for the 0:iv.r Chilled Flow Work HANNA BR0S. HARDWARE AND HARNESS DKALEHS INDEPENDENCE, OREGON POLK COUNTY BANK Monmouth, Oregon Paid Capital, $30,000.00 Transacts a General Banking Business OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS: J. H. Hawley, Pres. J. B. V. Butler. Vice Pres. Ira C. Powell, Cash. F. S. Powell. J. B. .Stump. I. M. Simpson. The first of the of the new term at the Normal was occupied chiefly In arranging course and or aaulitnc new claasea. Regular wor was resumed on Wednesday, Krb ruarjr 3. after a brief .aeml holiday for commeneeaient. Seven new student ;have already enrolled and more are coming after the Slate examination. Mlaa Hatel Donahue, a member of ' the Sophomore class and a student at irte Normal for the pant year and a half has returned to her home In Sherman county until next fall. Willis and Cletus Ilutlcr and Krnst Rlddell have entered school for the spring semester. Wllford Helshe has alito enrolled and Is an addition to the ambitious 'Kreahmeu. I Klve of the February graduates are 'now filling positions. Miss Dorsey ibi-Kn at The Dalles this week. Miss Simmon 'a filling a position atSalera. Mliis Williams Is doing some extra leaching In tho Training School which , she will complete In a few weeks. Miss Sadie Kills visited In Portland from Frtduy until Sunday evening. Friends and admirers of David i B. Campbell will bo delighted to hear that ho may come to Monmouth j with the Whltmun College Glee Club I which will probably give a number of tho clttxena entertainment course dur ing the Kaster season. Mr. Camp be Is meeting with gratifying sue ..i studies and concert work In Eastern Oregon and Washington. Miss Clara Tinnerstett a Juno senior Is visiting between terms with her sister at Portland. Miss Hilda Toore of Oregon City will enroll after the state examination Miss Toozo will be a member of the June class. Miss May Macleay visited her home at St. Helens for a few days last week. About forty students, mostly Senior will be canldates for state or county papers at tho coming examination. Most of them will go to Dallas. Miss Ida Goyne and Miss Carrie Hathaway will visit in Salem and tak the examination there. Theyhave but some finishing subjects so will pro fit by visiting the Legislature and buildings of interest. The Gamble Contest One of the most Interesting mem- BBBSBBBBaBBiaaBBlBBaBBBBBBSBaBBBBBBaBBBSSSBWj bora of the Cltltens Course was the Uamble Concert given In Normal Asaotubly llall on la.t rrlday intn The audience waa gxuulely apprlca ttve of the classical programme and every number was tithulaatly p low vole and bis wuld rant of tone , am bla's rich and mol were shown to good advantage In the "Armourer'a Sour" from KotiUt llood and a selection from 8 Hubert's "'Sea sons". Mls Page's playing U very skillful and ever charming. Worthy of special nolo were Mr. Lamberson's exquisite rendition of piano numbers requiring unusual skill. Basket Ball The titrls' flasket Halt team played Astoria High School Saturday even ing, winning T to I. Our team and coach were the guema of Astoria's team and they report a royal good time In hospitable) Astoria. Those In the party were :Mrs. Hurt. Chaperon Misses Craven, eJwett. Dunalion, lllx- on. Hurt. KuyKeiMiitu; Aiva itii outfit ill. ItoKart. timekeeper; K. 8a ere. score-keeper. The team leu on Saturday morning and returned on Sunday evening's train. On Saturday evfiilng at Monmouth, ho O. S. N. 8. Hoys team mot defeat at the hands of the Philomath Giants. Monmouth boys were as pygmies In tho contest, but they brought the score up to 21 to 40 anyhow.. The udlenco was small but made up for It alr. In enthUHlUMiu. lite Mon mouth team was composed of the fol-j lowing named :A. Sucre. F. Phelps E. Springer, L. Lindsay, C. Hutler, Stamped .Shirtwaists We are shewing the new Waists tamped en heavy material tor Boring wear. Many handsome design to b warked us In colors which will bs worn so much this Spring. Many Dainty Novelties in Baby Wares Needlecraft Shop Mr. S. C. Wnll 270 N. Com'l. St. Salem, Oregon NOT A LARGE LIST Small Numbor Over County Graduate From Eighth Grades AN EXTRA SPECIAL OFFERING mmmmm mmmmmmm - k Made Id ayratuae. V 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 opportunity you should not fail to grasp. The following pupils completed the eight grade examinations for the Jan. examinations, and have been granted diplomas by the County Sup't. Eva Wonder of district 5. Nona and Leda Lewis of district 8, Lena May of district 10. Effie Hlckerson of dis trict 26, Ella Lawrence and Amanda Hllke of district 29, Irma Stufft of district 31, Eunice Elkins of dis trict 33, Farrell C. Dickey and J. Don Fletcher of district 34. Arthur C. Good of district 48, Minnie Wonder of district 49, George Clauson and Gladys Davenport of district 57. Fred Norwood. Josaphlne Wilson, Ethel Bennett, Alice Shlndl er, Charles Adams and Nellie Adams of district 61, Wlnfred M. Wilson and Ella Chase of district 64. Several pupils failed In only one J Or two subjects which allows them to take those subjects over in tho May examinations. j The Mountain View school number- 61 deserves great praise for tho ex- j cellent papers handed in from that j school, all pupils writing on the ex-j aminatlon from there passed with the i lowest average mado almost 91 per. j cent while the highest was almost 95 J per. cent which was the highest made in the county during this ex- j aminatlon. I Highland Makes Request Editor Enterprise: Your correspondent of Highland would like to know how many pup ils there are in the school at Rickre all. We would like to Inquire how raanv nunlls there are In the High land school that are taught to dance the school house when there is school taught. Subscrii ..- Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that may develop Into pneumonia over a,ht 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. Salem Woolen Mill Store SALEM, OREGON Davenport's Story. Human Life for February is out with another installment of Homer Davenport's story of his early life in Oregon. Every Oregonlan should read it. See our offer of this unusually in interesting magazine, Human Life, on another page. Read the ad. "The Oregon Magazine Hit of 1909." This magazine is absolutely free to new subscribers or to old subscribers who pay a year In advance. Receipt books made to order at th Enterprise office. If you like the Enterprise, give It your patronage. If you can spare the money, pay something on subscrip tion. Your expiration i3 printed on your paper. ENTERTAINMENT A graduating exercise, entertain and basket social will be given at the Highland school-house on some even ing in the near future. The date has net b' n iecided.but will in all prob ab' je announced in next week's Enterprise. C. E. NASH, Teacher. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, gentle easy, pleasant little liver pills. Sold by the Williams Drug Co. ood Yard We deliver large or small orders of Fir. Oak or Ash wood promptly. Carlton 8r Mott Both rUones INDEPENDENCE When You Sit Down To a Meal In this restaurant you are ure It will ' excellent a to food, rook In if and aerviiv. The mirroundlinni siwak for ihemwives, and the. bill of fare tells mutely of line eating at little prices. Come In and bring a friend or two along. You will all be be pleased. White House Restaurant Ws. MiGJvhrUt & Son. Proprietor! SALEM - - - ORECON HAUSER BROS. s..rsL. Fire Arms, Ammunition, Athletic Supplies Fishing Tackle, Bicycles and Cutlery Trojan Stumping Powder--No Krr.Th. Salem Oregon D TAYLOR EEwSS BATHS BARBER INCONN,:cT,ON 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 prepare to callfor and deliver all work, and guarantee prompt attention and cat Isfactlon. We' make combination Suit and adjustable 8klrt hangers to your measure. Be sure and see them. Give us 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 GO. 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