Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, January 28, 1910, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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INDEPENDENCE MTtHWUI, INDCPENDCNCt. OWI&ON. JANUAHV M. H10.
BIOHT PAOEt
EIGIIBOIOOD
NEWSY NOTES
MONMOUTH NEWS
Ed Lorence is spending the winter
io .California playing th cornet wltn
theater troupe.
D. M. lUmpton returned Saturday
from a trip to Eastern Oregon.
S. D. Perctval of the Madras Tio
neer Is the proud parent of a nine
pound boy, born January 7.
Miss Mead visited Mlsa LUHe
Springer over Sunday.
Clarke Hembree and wife returned
Wednesday from northern California
where they spent a .delightful two
mosiths. '
The Springer family are moving to
Salem.
V. J. White will move his family
this week into the home which he re
nd iHirchased of Mr. Springer.
Rev. V. W. Davis, pastor of the
Baptist church, has bought a nice
residence and will now reside with
his family here.
Mrs. Estella Donnelly returned to
hr home at Enterprise last "-
companled by her father. I). M. Hamf
ton.
Memben of the Monmouth HUh
School Draraatte Club on last Friday
night 8vt an entertainment at wWch
they presented two short plays en
titled "The New Reporter" and "A
Rogue's Luck." The plays were of
the comedy class and the bouse wss
kept In an uproar of laughter from
beginning to end of the program. The
assembly ball was filled with a large
and appreciative audience wnicn ac
cepted the rendition of these, plays
aa proof that Monmouth has local tal
ent of unsurpassed ability.
HIGHLAND NEWS
mn.. ctKoi c),f..r li.ft Wednesday
iUIBB KiWivt
of last week for Boring. Oregon,
where she will nurse her sister, Mrs.
- ..It.a Ill
Jo j Loundree, wno nas unu
j Mi'. Whlteaker last week, while up
In an apple tree sawing off Hmbs,
forgot to hold on. with the result that
he came tumoiing t' ""
fall did not hurt him. oh no. but as
111 luck would have It he came In
contact with mother earth and he
has been feeling rather black and
blue since.
l.i Wednesdar night again founn
the Highlanders all met together In
one of their little social dance, ai
the pleasant home of Mr, llamann.
a aoodlv number were present and
they all seemed U enjoy themselves
to the fullest Io dancing ana caro
games, but the most Important event
was the midnight lunch, served by
the ladles.
George 8hafer Is now working for
Frank Turner of llopdale.
Misses Tlnnle Klier and .tlolda
Rhodes spent Thursday and Friday
with relatives of the latter near Dal
las. . - .
Ait old-fashloued spelling match
was held at the Highland school
house last Friday night. A goouiy
number of Highlanders and social ls
it..r. ,r. nresent and all seemed
to take i;reat Interest In the spelling
work. After the match was over a
nrr B.i.'h.tT was organised and
the following officers elected for the
next month: President. Lonor Coinp
ton; vice-president. 8am Russell; see
retary and treasurer. MIbs Mae Bal
lard: editor, Valen Guild;' critic. C
K. Nash; marshal, George Agee. Neit
Saturdny night a program will be gtv
en. and the first debate will take
Bishop's Ready
;ai1ored glotftes
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS FOR
LATE BUYERS
Odds and Ends, Broken Lots
and Discontinued Numbers.
SUBSEQUENT TO A SALE ARE TO "be FOUND A GREAT VARIETY O, DS ."
THAT NATURALLY ACCUMULATE FROM EVERY SECTION OF OUR CLOTHING. THE
'OOPS AND ENOS IN OUEST.ON ARE NOT SO BAD AS THEY SOUNO, BUT RATHERJOM
;... A MOST CONCLUSIVE ASSORTMENT OF HIGH CLASS MERCHANDISE. COMFRIS
,N0 THE SMALLER S.ZES W.TH SOME EXTRA LARGE SIZES AND OCCASIONALLY AN UN
USUAL' PATTERN OR 8TYLE. ALL OF WHICH ARE LEFT FROM TH.S .EASON-SlLnG.
FOR CONVENIENCE WE HAVE CLASSIFIED A FEW OF THE BARGAINS AS L.STED BELOW:
$12.00
Men's Suits
SIZES 32 TO 37
AT THE ABOVE PRICE WE
HAVE FOR YOUR SELECTION A
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AND
PATTERNS IN LIGHT AND DARK
SHADES THAT FORMERLY SOLD
TO $20.00. THE MAN IS INDEED
LUCKY WHO CAN WEAR A
SMALL SIZE AS THEY MAKE A
SPLENDID SUIT FOR DRESS OR
BUSINESS WEAR.
$12.50
Young Men's Suits
SIZES 32 TO 36
WITHOUT DOUBT THE MOST
UP-TO-DATE SHOWING TO BE
FOUND SNAPPY SUITS THAT
EMBODY INDIVIDUALITY AND
STYLE, MADE OF PLAIN AND
FANCY MATERIALS IN BOTH
LIGHT AND DARK SHADES, ALSO
A COLLECTION TO BE CLOSED
OUT AT $6.50.
Salem Woolen Mill Store
SALEM, OREGON.
itorium Skating Rink
OVUTT BHQB . 1'roprletors
MOVING PICTURES AND SKATING
Bntlrs caanga of Picture, thro. Uma -
Every .veiling except Sunday from T:I0 U 10 p. U.
Cood Maalc. Hardwood Floor ad ftrst-das. Skate.. Cm. out and
1- .miraalf. No HowdUia allowed. ,
i ' .
AdutUaloa 10 teaU . -
W. wish to inform our patron, tbat w. hav just Joined an adver
tl.lng V.ch.nge association, and wu bell.-. U will bring good re
2? h re,o?e w. ask that all whose contract, have esp red and
oTher, who tave not yet U-ted with us. to pl,as. call and give u.
a new contract, and we will do our hest to sell for you.
DA VI S &. FERGUSON
"vM drop Ae2
ii - - ft
I mm
s
drop the
coupon in
the mail box
to-day
W. srs the oldest and best known strictly
wholesale house in the Northwest.
For 44 years continuously io business right
bare in Portlsnd.
W. are now making a radical departure.
In such localities where you ar. unsble to
purchase CYRUS NOBLE we are going jo
sell direct and sav. you money.
No mora danger of refilled bottles.
. No more danger of not letting th. real thing.
uart fcotUa, packwl Im plaia cues
g ilim mweud to Ike
1 mm. nulroui npraM effice for
4.22
Pure old honest whiskey bottled by tho
distillers. Every bottle guaranteed.
Inquire of any bsnk or trust company in
Oregon as to our standing.
W. I. VAN SCHUYVER & CO.
DUTtLLUU AGENTS
1864 105-107 Seed St, PanUd. Ornpa
T rm UM M mm. IMM
W. J. Van Scbuyrcr A Co, rti Ongw
full i',' ' ' MbUW4ai fcy
i cutuinc Linus ffvBuk
Nmt i ' '
P.O. Kiinm Sk
Cnm .
MONEY LOAN ED ON REAL ESTATE
! Long Tlm Easy Payments
Reliable Representative Wanted.
THE JACKSON LOAN & TRUST CO.,
Ft. Worth, Texas, or Jackson, Miss.'
33-36
place Saturday night following. The
question for debate la: Resolved,
That a written constitution is best
for a free country. All are most cor
dially Invited to these meetings and
to aid In any way.
Highland visitor, to independence
Saturday were Messrs. George and
Clint Agee, Trultt, Mason, George
Shafer and C. E. Nash. ;
Mrs. Ityxbee, who recently has
been seriously ill, is still in very
poor health.
Unclo John Osborn is quite poorly
at present.
Gall Alexander took the county
eighth grade examinations Thursday
and Friday and we hope to announce
his successful graduation later.
Mr. Whlteaker took-his wife to In
di'pendeuce Sunday to receive med
ical treatmnt She is suffering from
an atta:k of eiyslpelas on her face.
Silas Compton and wife were Mon
mouth visitors Saturday.
Making Life Safer.
Everwhere life is being made
more saf. through the work of Dr.
King's New , Life Pills In Constipa
tion. Biliousness, Dyspepsia, Indiges
tion, Liver troubles, Kidney Diseases
and Bowel Disorders. They're easy,
but sure, and perfectly build up the
health. 25c at all druggists.
Record of Deeds.
J W Leek et ux to J R Fouch,
43.85 acres, t 8 s r 6 w ? COO
C A Bennett et ux to D A Coo
vert et ux, lot in Dallas, .... 200
S C and J W Shelton to A G
n.vor in in Tndenendence.. 40
a j i. t , aw ...
John H Hawley et ux to C L
Hawley, 16 acres t 6 s r 4 w, 1000
r 2 w .... .'. ..1912.50
Lulsa A Dickinson and hd to
Walter L Tooze, 20 acres
t 8 s, r 6 w 49?
Wm. C Seachrlst et al to Elis
abeth C Flagg, 33 94 acres
t 6 s r 0 w .... ' 2375
F W Kubln et ux to Marlon
Putnam, 12.75 acres t 7 s
John H Putnam et al to E
Hartley and J B Craig, 160.63
acres, t 7 s'r 3 w 8834.65
Wm. Ellis et ux to C R Arm
strong, 70.40 acres, til
r 6 w .... 200(
Wm. Ellis et ux to D F Boje,
6.52 acres t 8 b r 6 w .... C52
Thomas Fennell et ux to Ro
man Catholic Archbishop of
Diocese of Oregon, lot In In
dependence .... noo
F II Fawk et ux to Henry
Voth, 10 acres t 6 s r 5 w 1
James H Morrison et ux to E
J Stouffer, land in Dallas .. 250
E J Stouffer et ux to H G
Campbell, land in Dallas .. 175
L Rice et ux to Lewis and Jo
sie Goodwin, lots in Indepen
dence 10C0
Stomach Trouble Cured.
If you have any trouble with your
stomach you should take Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. Mn
J. P. Klote of Edlna, Mo., says: "I
have used a great many different
medicines for stomach trouble, but
find Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets more beneficial than any
other remedy I ever used." For sale
by P. M. Klrkland.
Special attention to filling family
recipes. Williams Drug Co. 29tf