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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1909)
' V rOUNG MEN'S CLOTHES Edcrheimer, Stein & Co. The Very Best is Here' This store is offering; superior Clothing for Young Men. It's always an advantage to buy where the greatest opportunities are offered; where the selection, variety and pricing is such that your fullest sat isfaction is assured in advance. Our complete line of the season's best Clothing now in. For the next two weeks special display of exclusive styles and fabrics, rich patterns, perfection in fit and tailoring-in fact the niftiest, the cleverest and smartest apparel ever plan ned for young men. You will find the facilities of this store ample, in addition, we can save you from Five to Ten Dollars on your suit against city prices. We are ready to prove this by comparison. ALL SUITS FROM $15 TO $25 Fully Guaranteed The Bee Hive Store Dallas, Oregon i NEWS. FROM EVERYWHERE BUENA VIST A MIbb O'Connell, teacher of the pri mary department of the Duena Vista public school Is on the sick Hat this week. George Hall, a recent arrival from the state of Idaho, Is In this city visiting with his mother, Mrs. E. C. Hall. Carl B. Neal, a student la the fitate University, returned home Sat urday to spend "a few days with his j parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Neal. C. P. Wells Is making preparations to erect a new barn. Floyd Woodward and Will Sharer of Hopdale applied a coat of paint to Harvey Cole's residence this week. C. W. Flsk left here with a crew of j men one day this week for the Mo Jalla where he will make a log drive for the Doernbecher Mfg. Co of Port- j land. T. D. McClaln will apply a coat of paint his residence In the near future. j R. L. ' Hall was a Portland visitor Tuesday. and wife, Mrs. RobinBon's parent. Mrs. Veda Mulkey and Mrs. Dora Chase drove to Independence on busi- j ness Tuesday. The Whitman College Glee Clubj Tuesday evening was a fine exhibit-j Ion in the musical world of the North west. We were very proud of the pianist for he Is all Monmouth. The teachers' Institute was largely! attended Saturday. A very interesting time was enjoyed by the educational people and most of our people are in- j MONMOUTH Mr. Shoe commenced work on the brick kiln Monday. Several of our people have pur chased new steel ranges from an agent. Mrs. Springer had an attack of the grippe but is all right again. Several of the farmers around this neighborhood are trying the virtue of applying land plasters to some of their oldest Iflelds. Miss Clara Olsen, of Bridgeport school, attended the institute and vialted friends in town over Sunday. Prof. Crowley and wife were visit ors In Monmouth the later part of the week returning to Falls City Sun day. Mrs. Mark Rlckard, of Corvallls, ; visited her relatives In Monmouth Sunday. j Mrs. James Fennell and daughter, of Balm Grove, were In from the farm doing business Monday. Mrs. John Orr and daughter of Rickreall, visited Mrs. Dalton. Mrs. Orr's mother, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Robinson are ylslting at the home of J. H. Fream 1 HOPDALE Milton McGowan and little Bon Warren, of Boring, are the guests of hlg parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Mc Gowan. Floyd Woodard and Will Shafer are painting the residence of Harry Cole of Buena VIstai We understand that Wm. Propst and family together with Mrs. Ford and family all of Independence have moved to Sloper Bros, hop yard. Mrs, A. E. Shafer and son Emerson of Highland, were visiting relatives here Sunday. Floyd Woodward has a fine lot of young pure bred white chickens. Mrs. Maggie Shafer drove to In- J dependence Saturday to meet her brother, M. W. McGowan. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Taylor, of In dependence were Hopdale visitors Saturday. Messrs. Black and Wells of Buena Vista delivered meat through here last week. Mr. Black was a for mer resident of this place. We wish him success in his new meat market. Nearly all of the male population of this place were Independence visitors Saturday. Moore, arrived Wednesday to spend a few days with her father. Mesdames Kautsman and Loundre were transacting business in Indepen dence and Monmouth Tuesday. Mr. Trultt ! reports up to the pre sent writing that he has set Out ten thousand strawberry plants. He Is certainly looking towards the future. Miss Ethel Shafer arrived home Friday after spending a portion of th winter at Boring. Mrs. A. E. Shafer and son Emer son were Hopdale visitors Sunday. Mr. George Dickinson and family spent Sunday at -Independence. Mrs. Ella Kautsman, Ethel and Emerson Shafer began working for the Krebs Hop Co. Monday morning. Patronize our advertisers, DeWitt's Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salve Is especially goo?, for piles. Sol by all druggists. HIGHLAND Mr. George Dickinson was an In dependence visitor Monday. Mr. Silas Compton and wife spent Tuesday on their farm here. The stubble fields of this vicinity are rapidly coming black from com ing in contact with the plows which have been running from morning until night during this spell of fine weather, but we are sadly In need- of a good rain Just at present. Randolph Simon has been quite busy shearing goats, but is on the sick list now having a touch of the la grippe'. Joe Ioundree has been working In h. Damon's hop yard east of Inde pendence. Mr. Moore la still quite poorly. Mrs. McKlnney, daughter of Mr Working Westward Right of way agents of the United Railways are working westward to wards Tillamook county. There is no doubt that the announcement of the president or that company that his road going to Tillamook bay will be fullfllled and as qucklly as possible And It Is possible this year. With the Lytle road and the United Railways In operation .property in Bay City will be worth four times present prices. Some of it eight and ten times and more. Do you want your lot now, or after these two roads are in operation one steam and the other electric. Do you say, when the prices are soar ing, that you did not have fair warn ing. Act promptly. Do It now. Beware of Ointments for Catarrh That Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely de range the whole system when enter ing it through the mucous surfaces. Such articlea should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicans, as the damage they will do Bible derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mer is ten fold to the good you can pos cury, and is taken internally, acUng directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be aure you get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Che ney ft Co. Testimonials free. Sold by all druggists, 75c Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. BUY PROPERTY NOW OUT AT BAY GITY It's the safest buy of any property on the market to-day. Six per cent profit guaranteed on two years. What better? Over one hundred people have taken advantage of the easy payment . ptan on Bay City lots within the last two months. Don't wait any longer if you StaJS-SSn. H. Harrlman has appropriated W lOO.OOO ad dmon I tor the ?apld completion of the railroad to Bay City and the United Rail X a" building there with all speed. Every person that buys there wiU double and treble their money in less than one year's time. Don hesitate, don't wait; act now. We let you name the terms. A We in surance included with every sale. Chas. E. Hicks Real Estate Company SOLE AGENTS FOR POLK COUNTY Independence, Oregon.