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G 00 SC I EillES 10 GET TRADE ANOTH : ATTRACTIVE TALK CN ADVERTISING M"fy Herbert Huff, Whoie Adver tising Talk Copyrighted by Am rlc.ni Pren Aikucilicn ,Cv Many Good tuetiona. "Mr. Muslin . Mmi, the ton thai 1 ' 1 M ! I 1 K fur llUNllH HM (III lt I'l'KUllir lllii8 liiii'l a Miwlow to ihe oihi llial ) continually hi Iteming lo fnl e liua Jiii'hh. All tlm big ami progenitive en iMijIixliiiii'iitM piihli their ul by urii- jlt'ifll Illl'Ullii. "Tim Aui'i'icim peoplu set k itovt liy. HOP CONTRACTS. - Llt of Agreement f.'j It to D-ito In Hoik County, 14) -titr-. fT'""..-' '"Z J. 7"-, 00(1 li ill II I llVl f(. tli'il l ll I hi' i ' itnly clerk of lliin rtiiiiily for ret Old. The following HhI of ci.h'initt. fll-ll III l.li e lilt II III IU tile I i.iilH 01. rvir will be of iiti r l to r,iw i tii of nu kci linn. Tm i u.ai in I f' r I'.i'iU imp uul 'h oili'i wU" alttli-ii: r Klaber, Wolf & NiUerli. I. Arnold anil U Kllntr, hint pounds. limy crop, Id cent; C M Henry Icpi, Id.i'uo pou d , loonta. 8 A. J It I . l.,II'll IMlUIKIH, ,0 I'llilK, J lly.'rs ami 11 i. ('k.xt, ;'",,") PoiiikIm, II ii'ii.i.; t'lii,, 1mi.Ii l h.. 110,(10(1 pounds, c-iil; L, IUIII'.:, JO.O'iO pound, IU ciu'n; I), i.. lli'ilcit, 311,000 lniuin.,1, 10 i I'll 1 1 ) .hi jllelmlck el al, K',000 pouuda, 11 cent 'J. M. Join a and L. Al. Vouhk. I'.'OU ' crop to b sold oo comiiiin.loir Hy T, A. Lhcley l'o. '. A. llllll, 15,000 pillllldS, 10 c ni; 10,000 pounds, Jo rwit: J. fiflMn Celt Hep. if Women omy lmz-iriz-z:r. lrairl to H 8. Hn!ur ', ' po-md. What a Mep Of Hppinee It WouM dated July i, 1 :"'.. ami wu J.... I'.rlou to (ml. p.'ii.l. ii lldiii' t jwiu the county 1 rk on Ji'b' J I Tin yard frmo which tti' lid" The Hard o ilo rk l li uo a Ul.-i I i'iii ynii hour of inlmty at I'd-. ur or al am k If vtimii a only l.im. Ui i hi !') l nr i i .1 la th 1tnliff. yr.l an la l(x.(('i oo Hi- I(l-jJ-f1"-n'--liul!.u ria.i aooot to and a half . lllll- KIIM ll Iti-I i"lili.. I r Jl lukca now IIhiikb lo k.-fp IHi poulU ; (-rnvon "v.'. io- live lUhioiii.T uuya, , , , . ,, . , k i vc ior Ht-lla. A nonU III ri bunt will t,ik, M ph In i ri'iito 1'iiwlin aa win u t ic dull Hpi-ll alui'tii. "Tin- iiioii' coiiioioii nioUioda of g.U iili) biimiii'fa aro apfilnl and 'car pine hhI h, I'XpoHlf io and opolilna, foiilcatH, a innll order aorvlr ana d imriilrt ami proinluiua. "Tli auiv 1 111" b'til known. Tin January c li-araoci' hlioulil lie ulllii-d (InrliiK Hut flrat fw w. i kb of tiit jcar to clear ooi all old oit-rcliaiiui-.. Tlu July i leaiaiieo lkt lo rids to atorc of left over aprliiit and auii.nn i ioerii,iuUii-.. rric la llio keyhole of thest' t-vcnlH, and, roii-ln, aa they 4lo wlien trado la dullni:, ilu-y atiiau-Jut.- bUHliieaa. Spmlal aulea nr.- (.? ikrt-Ht variety, raoslog from rut prices U-O.Ond Bi-paialo llin-a lo llu- moat unlqii.. aelicniea Imiininnido. The one prl- a- la alwaya a aueceaa. "To b. aucci'SHful tin- aal - moat be jilanoed wei'ka In advaiice. Lt-ud -should bn picked up when on buying tours. Keep ever on tlio wulch for odd' lota that will fo Hfo to aah day. tialea need to bo advert ied. Start tlio Halo on Salorday. aiinounc-nK It -.lay or two beforehuud. Ki-ep op lu tereat by addln uow inercliandla'? and -baiiKlK adwrilaeruenta and window tlWpluya. Go Into It enthoalaHtically md lo win or leave it alono. "Opeulnga attrai t erowda. They In--nnac Intereat In th atoie and force the aiilt- of aeiiHonable uierchandlse aooderfolly. KprliiR, Kuau-r and fall ire flu-three great oc.caniona for op n JiiKa. I;corate windows and lmerlora j-ln.itnutely and have appropriate liui fiouveiiira to nive vIhIioi'b. "Conteatg are pojoilar methods of jjettiliK the public Interested In a doro. Any schemo where chance fig urea In the winning aliould bo announc t-d In the window. It Is Illegal to use tha mall or newspaper for the pur pose. "'Ptt'Uiluma alwaya get trade. Lot a merchant aniioiince a 5 por cent discount, and a few- will take ajvu. - tui of it. Let him upend the sania amount In attractive premiums and til crowds will Rather in a hustle.The popularity of premiums la conalantly demonstrated. Select premium that fire likely to appeal to the users of the goods with which they are to be Kiven. Here are items that, take well -with people iii the rural communities fruit trees, roaebushes, shrubs, bulbs, potted plants, magazines, canaries, goldfish, crockery, photographs, acci dent insurance, etc. The possibilities of the premium scheme are unlimited." H. Harris, I'O.Ooo p:nnidn, 10 centa; L. Hartley, ;!o,ooo poumlH, lo renu. I'y T. KuaoiiwBld ('. Hi-ikett, 0,lMMj putuida, lito'.l, llu-kiO lie oat's iijiin' fti.in .i i. I'all-y a:nl ki,ii,y, 1 'TW(i;!'i In ji , 'ill' ct H ll i.iu'.i Kl-loiy i;:ii .PI. ko! Ilidpein.i-nee pe -pit I, idi. !,( Ill-:: Mr, J. Callaliai, Ind' i iol in , Or Miin, nay: "I miff'Ted foi- a lo'i lllll-.- flonl 3 HHI..' a - if lili.n tmubie, I hud pains In my ba k and aiiiis and could in t x"t r a-f. I wu. told ii.ai an oi-' iu ion v a t o e. '-'y thiiiK (hui would In li lie. t; t i i D.iiih'a Kidney I IIIh so highly adv-r-Used 1 procured a bo at I'. M. Kiik land's driiK store and ln yun lh-lr UHf I hud only luki n Hi 'in a hort tiin- when I f. It better. My hcal'll is now W.-l 0lid give Doan'a KMik y J'iTa 1H 10 and (b eredit." HILLSBOhU SANITARIUM Mr. L. It. lilka Warda and private r.iiis. Iip'-- Hull Invited. All ciloxwea of liol,- --iiiu:loo an-a fi ii reputable pliyaii UiiM atci pt .;, Rp'- ial at tention tn coiiflneiiieiit b:.h un-d-r phyaicla;' iur-. Train ! nui tio in att' ieiun-e. i'hon Padfic Main Family Orchard Tliot InletidiiiK to plant family or i iinr.i tlna fall will do well to plat e their orrtt-r early, hi already aoote of tile aond vuiitita ar In al ly none already. The Large Planters 'If ) ' I,V .I ; ' & w. i' ' l!H I Tops. I I ( ei.U; Al, S IleveiiH, lO.oi'O poumlH, 1 :, jy 10 und I 1011 rroim, 11 c.-nls;l. Ijavldaon and ' Pearl H '0ia, l.,(iio poumih, I'.io;), I'JIO and Iwll cropa, 11 centa: l. Du Ids .11 and I 'earl HedK'-a, 1B,"00 pDiinas. !!", i!i:0 a .d I'Jli .r i 11 cents; -M Loose, lO.noo pinimi thre yenrs, 11 v uN; C, il. .ii.t.. .J. 40,000 pounds, three years, II cents; It. L. Murpliy, .".O.u'jo pouimu, i'.n-f vears. II cents; A. M. Mcljiiihlln ( ?0,1o0 pounds, 9 cenis. llv V. H. .May k. Co. .1. I). Allen,! j For nuIo by ail dealers. Price f,0c. j Poster Mln urn ('o., Itiiffalo. New York, aide a-nt for the I'nliec! .Slates. I Iteuieiiiliir the name Doan'a and iuAM no other. Faber's Self Filling FOUiiT rN Stocking the McKenzia. Alf V.anur and John Hampton are holm- from ihelr trip op the McKeo zle, where they distributed IKi.Ono youne trout In the uiiper .MtKenzic and Its tributaries, .ays ihe En -,e'! Heiiisier. .Most of the small fry weru pounds. 10 cents; i. H. HarilH,j0f th rainbow spedes, the sjiawii' or 10,000 pounds. Iwo yeait, to'a cents; -r;, of ralUt. fr,mi Colorado. L. K. Hill. 20,ooo pounds, two years, There were alho aouie uioontaln and 10 cents; L. K. Hill, L",n00 pounn.i, )rouk trout and redsiUea. Il Is prob 1911 crop, 10 Vi cents; W. A. Sloper j atj)y w,.j kiU)wn thut llu rainbow & Co.. 60,000 pound:, three years, 10 j lr(Hlt Krow larger than the rodsldes, cenis; J. N. & ii. Wood, I.'i.OOO pounds anj it j8 tlii variety that Is found in Iwo years, 9V4 cents. 'the Rogue river and other Southern Uy llorst Company Klciiara lirmge . Oregon streams. 8000 pounds, 10 cents; John Simp' Self Tilling at a magic touch And a aelf-cJeani-r too, The price you'll find Is not too much For the one that Just aulta you. It fills Itself. It fills all needs For the ortl e, achool or den; Among them all the one that leadB la Faber'a Fountain Pen. All Styles At all Prices WILLIAMS ..DRUG CO.-. Independence, Ore. are ordering ar:y, to , at oin. r disappointed last year by flndtiig that the vaileil. uf fruit tr. -a toy na... td were K"iie wiien tln.-y were ready lo plant. Information cheerfully (,'lven by addressing G. W. FtWEBAiiER WE MAKE PROVISIONS to mpply you with meat of only th finest quality. ' We ael.-et car fully and i-xpenly only THE CHOICEST MEATS Tender treat la imt a mutter of luck. It ta a question of iireeiitiit and feed ing. Our knowhdge enufcles na t (hoijse only audi meats as are clash ed as prune. , trial older uhow a aurpaasinx difference In our meats and thoso you have been chuiir. Heck & Flubacher kins, 8000 pounds, 10 cents. By Kola Nels tleorge Call, 15,000 pouudd, two yean., 10 cents. Hy Lllietithal Pros. It. O. Uod aon. ir,000 pounds, 10 enta; W. T. Sees Mother Grow Young "It would bo hai'i to overstate the change In my mother since she began to use Electric Bitters," writes Ms. V. L. Giloatrkk i t Lan forth. Me. Al- Foater and L. Nichols. 12,000 pounds. , thoul,h past 70 Bef,Ins r(.aiy t0 1 10 cents; A. (5. JoneB.aiid J. W. Myer bg j, younR ai;aln she suf. 15.000 pounds, 10 cents. ; , , . dvsnensial My Catlin & Linn J. V. & Dawson, 15,000 pounds, 9' W. J. cents; pioy' for 29 years. At last she could nelth-1 ir eat. slvep nor drink. Doctors ,-;ave; iher up and all remedies failed until Elcrtrie liilfTs worked sutn wonder! f-r her health." They invigorate all trouble, indue N. M. Dickey, 15,000 pounds, crop, 10 cents; A. Helse et wx, 20, (100 pounds, 10 cents; V. L. & C. It. Phillins. 8000 noiiuda. 9't- cents ii.. r hi p. cmiD iimrv t. t vital organs, cure liver Hart, 15.000 pounds. 10Vi cents; C. j ''-'e, 'mpn.rt sircngth and appetite. L. Fisher and 11. C. Craven; 15,000 Only 50 cents at all drulsts. pounds, 190!l crop, 10 cents; AIcNeff ' : rims".' 41 .000 nounda. 10Vi cents: K. The homeseeker should not forget II. and "Fannie MK'aiter. 10,000 that there is lota of government nounds 10 cents: Walker Pros.. 5000 j left. In the northwest pounds, 10 cents. Hy N. Y. and Pacific Hop Co. Hill, 10,000 BowbI Complaint In Children When six months old the Itttls daughter of E. N. Dewey, a well-know merchant of Asuowvillex Va., had an Attack of cholera infantum. Chamber Jain's Colic.Cholera andDiarrhea Rem edy was siven and effected a com plete cure. This remedy has proven very successful In cases of bowel com plaint in children and when given ac cording to the plain printed direction an' be relied upon with perfect con fidence.. When reduced with water an (Sweetened It Is pleasant to take which is of great Importance when a ynediclne Is to be given to young children.. For sale by P. M. Kirklan Probate Court Estate of James W. Allen, deceased .report of sale of real estate set for Jiearing July 31, at 10 a. m. Estate of Sarah Miller, deceased reprt of sale of real estate set for Jiearing August 2, at 10 a. m. Estate of Nancy Harris, deceased Rearing of petitions and objections thereto set for hearing July 27 at 10 fi. m. Estate of John C. White, deceasec" final discharge entered. Twenty-Five Cents Is the Price of Peace The terrible itching and smarting incident to certain skin diseases is al most Instantly allayed by applying Chamberlain's Salve. Price 25 cents. For sale by P. M. Kirkland. C. M. Itailey and L. C pounds, 9 cents. By McNeff Bros. A. Buhler and J. H. Fslef, 10,000 pounds, 10 cents; Dallas City Bank. 15,000 pounds, 10 cents; Gates & Campbell, 16,000 pounds, 10 : cc:.U; C, E. Hart, 6000 pounds, 9 cents, cents. ' v Uy Joseph Harris N. F. Gregg, 15,000 pouudg, 9 cents; J. T, & J. E. James, .10,000 pounds, three years, 10 cents. By H. L. Hart A. Gross, 15,000 pounds, 10 cents; E. M. Hendricks, 15,000 pounds, 10 cents. By J. Pincus William and Mary Holslngton, 15,000 pounds, 10 cents. By A. Mangos & Son L. R. Hill, 25,000 pounds, JO cents; B. F. and M. H. Jones, 10,000 pounds, 10 cents. By Elsas & Pritz A. Lilidstroni, 10,000 pounds, three years, 10 cents. By L. D. Jacks W. A. Pat ton and G. N. Sloper, 20,000 pounds, three years, 10 cents. By Falk, Wormser & Co. J. D. Walling, 10,000 pounds, 9Vi cents; i John Walling, 30,000 pounds, 9'! cents. - By Hugo V. Lowle 'A. M. McLangh-! tin, 15,000 pounds, three years, 1 cents. ' ' By S. S. Stelner Joseph Meyers & Co. Mrs, Kate MeCorkle and W. T. Trent, 15,000 pounds, 15 cents. la ad outside of the three reservations to be opened next month, wisely comments the Spokane Chronicle. The man who wants a homestead need not give up the idea even if he isn't one of the few thous and who will win In the drawing on August 9. Steele's Ferry Buena Vista,, Oregoo. Tha ferry that crosses the paople. J! Most direct route t Jefferssn, Sclo, Shedburne, Salem and Al bany from all points in South em and Central Pork county. ' . Proprietors Special Salesman for the company for Polk and Marion Counties Independence, Oregon lllANO MACHINES j ! Cheapest and Bus! (1' "r v, ,''. j r o i mill Nt-w l'art PIANOS AXD CRfiAXS SEX1ED SEW1W wm RENTED i GrO C. WILL GEO. C. WILL j HnWMSMSSJiSSMSWV-1BSSSHBBMSKiS SMSS! SBSBS--fcA' rfSBSSBMS SSSBBSJSSBi ! Phonorraphs Popular Edison, Victor, fnlnmbla Sheet Music and j Full Line of t llmler and Studies ! Dic IiecorJs GEO, q WILL GEO. C. WjLL Farmers' Feed and Sales StaWe H. EICHEL, Proprietor Grain and Hay for Sale. Horses boarc1-' by day, week or month, at reasonable .ate IN-E?"END; NCE, OREGON. Poison Oak Poisoning Ballard's Snow Liniment cures it Mr. O. H. P. Cornelius, Turner, Ore. writes My wife has discovered that Rnnw Ltniment cures "Poison Oak poisoning", a very painful trouble. She not only cured a case of it on herself, but on two of hr friends who were poisoned byhls same ivy. Price, 25c, 50c and $1.00. For sale by Williams Drug Co. Milk cow for sale Enquire of F. O. Fredrlckson, 4 miles south of In-depondnece. INDEPENDENCE AND MONMOUTH RAILWAY BLUE SERGE' , SUIT TIME TABLE Ittlectlve Simrln.v, .July I'M Help for Those Who Have Stomach Trouble After doctoring for about twelve years for a bad stomach trouble, and spending nearly five hundred dollars for medicine and doctors' fees, I pur chased my wife one box of Chamber lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, which did her so much good that she continued to use them and they have done her wore ?ood than all ... ... . . . . . . . 1 ln,iV or me medicine l oougnt ner aamuri 5enw ,:2r,p m (Ti,8 jrj connect at Boyer, Folsom, Iowa. This medicine is for sale by P. M. Kirkland. Sam ples free. For sale A few eood cows, colts and work horses. Enquire of L. E. Stapleton, two miles south-west of Independence. rHOM INDEPENDENCE . FOR DALLAS Triitn Noftt IciiveK Indi'i-cnileiiee dnily B:0 a. m.; leaves Moiinniiil.il (i.13 a. in.: arrives Unlink (V-MI a. m. i ' . Train No UK Ii-hvi-k ImlupMideuce dally 10:50 a. m.i leaves Mon mouth, 11:05 a. m. riiveH Dnlla. H.iW m Traiu Ni 7(1 leaves ;ml-ruden dully fl:lft p. in.: leave .Vtoiiuinuth 6 M p. in.; lirrive lal Ins II 55 p. in. FROM INDEPENDENCE FOK AIRLtK . Train Nofll leuven luilepi-iuteuce'daily 7:C0 a. in.: h-nvcM Moniiieiitn T:15 a. n.; arrives A irl : T -'n a. m. 'I rani No S leaves Independence daily at 2S0 p. in : leaves Munnennli daily at --.M p" in.; an ives at AlrLe al 8:2. p ni. 1 Fiou oat LftS FOK TNI'KPESDKNCK Train Srt 85 leaves Dallas dally S:.Ha. m; leaves Monniuu n S:'i5u. in.;arrivfsltuti'pen dene :', ji. in. Traill No fi 1mbvw Oallas dally t ": 15 p. ai.; ves Mnnmoiitli 110 p. in.; arrives lndepen .vihii- moiith for Airlie) Train No 71 leaves Onl. as dally 7:S0 p. in.; lea- eB Monmouth N:I5 p. in.; arrives IiKle endeaee :2n p. m. FROM AlKLll FOU :NL)KI'KNDe.NCK Train No2 leaves Alrll daily -S:: a. m.! laveR Mmimmitli H l"a. in.: arrives .Inde pendence :25 a. ni. j Train No. 1 - ' "-"ie d-illv W-p. in. j arrives at Moamoutb 4:40 p. ni;.: arrives al !i - ; ilependciiee al 4 :5u p. la. 1 OBSIONED BY Schloss Baos.o Co. . Hue U.OTMt trr Bi-tiiicmc"-" New Vena -'- I.'. . NO, SIR. you haven't Clothes enough if you haven't a Blue Serge SUIT. For business, for traveling, for around home evenings there's no Summer Suit to compare with a Blue Serge they're so cool and dressy. We have them In all sizes and can fit any man. Notwithstanding the fact that a serge fab ric is very difficult to tailor, ours are tailor ed splendidly, because they are made by tail ors who know how. Our guarantee of sat isfaction goes with ev ery Suit. $10 $30 Single or piece styles, your money Double Breasted Models Two or three Buying here always means the best for G. W. JOHNSON "& CO. 141 N Commercial St., Salem, Oregon