Image provided by: Independence Public Library; Independence, OR
About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (March 11, 1910)
page five tIJOMT FACtl (NOIPENDE NCE ENTERPRISE. NOCPINDCNCE. 3hegon, MARCH 11. mo. INITIATES 20 NEW MEIERS of The Pralcrtial t'ulun of Atncrl lu InliUilnn as iu)l(i off d nitMiluy uvciiln l tin) Knight's Pythias ball, Tin ffuir a cum pl.to nurifna In very reaped. Tin work wan eieiiipllflud In iredltabli manner by t)m local Iumui assisted by Huitiui rrotetior Cxrgu A. ts troui who baa bad affairs relative to the campaign In charge. . A banum-i to the new members i hfilulftl for the licit iiiKvtlnt which ocurs the 23rd of this inonil ill which tluio arrangement will ul mi be made lo organdce ladle' drill nam to n.Ut In tho floor work. Thli feature will add materially to tho In trst of the lode, which already hai the proud dltlm tton of "doing things Mr. Ostroni lft for Portland today wli.ir bo will arrange fur a mouth Ait campaign work tu tho metropolis. la INDEPENDENCE NEWS Now Kooda at Moore's CaHh Store, tff AillU. UttUliSl. Cooper Bldg. tf Implements of every description at Uganda, Big new line of ahoea at Moore's Cash, Stode. .Look for the "Modorn Ananlaa". It .la, coming aoon. Work gloves, ahlrta and overalls at Moore'a Cash Btore. .We buy eggs, polaloos, lard, etc.. at Moore's Cash Store, John McLaln and A. T. Steele of .Suver were In town Monday. 'Flremen'e Benefit Ball, March 17. 1910. Don't forgot the date. IMnress hard-wheat flour at fl.65 .a sack at Moore's'Cash Store. Sprajr your orchard, we have the .material. WUllama Drug Co. 36tl Lime and sulphur for orchard apraylng WUllama Drug Co. 36tf Star theater. Saturday March 12, Johnson-Ketchel fight. Admission 25c The Flreraen'a Beaef It - Ball, which ia to take place on March 17. (next A newi and complete line of la dles' neckwear at Conkey. Walker & Lehman's. ( 41 " Shoes always the correct stylos, .you will find at Conkey, Walker & 'Lehman's. 4,t' Ask the man who has a crop of walnuts for sale whether it's a good thing or notT 37tf Buy a ticket of the firemen com mittee and help to buy uniform for the firefighters. ----'- The Monmouth Walnut Acres are in fine shape under the aupervisioi of Joo Tetherow. 37tf JoHoph Rodgers was a Portland viskor Tuesday from his home north of Independence. ; ; . ' For Sale Single Comb Brown Leg born Eggs, $1.00 per sitting of 15. E. I Bakor, Home phone. , 0t Ladies' sanitary hair turbans and hair pins to match the latest out Conkey,. Walker A Lehman. Our line of' laces and embroideries Is the largest and prettiest In town. Conkey, Walker & Lehman. " lt Dr. Duganne, Dentist, over Inde pendence National Bank. Bell phone 121; Independent. 4410. tf Johnsoni-Kotchel fight at the Star theater tomorrow afternoon and night Finest pictures ever shown. fionkov. Walker & Lehman Just re ceived their men's , and boys' hats. They are beauties, all shapes and At tf colors. ,J-tl Genls' golf and negligee shirts yes, we have them, and a large line to select from at Conkey, Walker & Lehman's. ' " 41tf We have a swell line of boys' knlck erbocker suits',' classy in pattern and cut to perfection. Conkey, Walker & Lehman. . Don't watt for the firemem to come and hunt you up but give them a dol lar and help the volunteer fire de partment out. Have you' seen Hanna Bros, little Hardy fruit tree sprayer? Just the thing for the work and now is the time to use it. A new play, "The Modern, Ananias" Is soon to be put on the stage by the Presbyterian people. Watch for the announcement. Eggs for hatching, S. C. Rhode Is land Reds, 75 cents per sitting. Prize winning stock. J. M. ' MacDonald, Monmouth,' Oregoa " 41-2 1 For the spring workyou should get the Oliver Chilled Plow from Hanna Bros. They have an extensive line of all kinds of farm Implements and will be glad to have your trade. Have y6u seen their little Hardy fruit tree sprayer? Just the thing for the work For orchard spraying us our guar anteed lime and sulphur solution Williams Drug Co. 8tf for Bale or Trade -Ons of beat house la Independence, lo fine loca tion. For Information call on Cbaa. E. Hicks lioal EsUte Co. S2tf Spring Is bore and o ar we with ibe largest and most complete line of spring and Bummr wash goods ev er shown at Conkey, Walker & Leh man's. ' 4ltf Pattern lists See iuy latent cre ations In millinery. Opening display. Friday and Saturday, March 11 and 12. 1 ran -pleas you. M. W. Wal lace, wal door to the pontoffleu. After this week we will not use coupons with purchases, Bring In all you have. and ws will redeem them for the next 30 days. Conkey, Walk er & Lehman. 4Hf If rou ari thinking of traveling and need a trunk, suitcase or travel ing bag, reiiii-iiiber we are headquar ters with a large and clussy lino. Conkey, Walker t Lehman. 41tf The warm days of spring make the farmers think of turning tho soil. The first tnlng to do Is to look after the olow and shares. Hanna Bros, have the Oliver Chilled Plow, the imple ment that baa stood the test over all others. The wommi of Independence will attend the Star" theater Saturday af ternoon and .evening to seo the John- son Ketchel contest. Tomorrow night Thursday nlgiit), should be attended by everyone, who Indulges In ball room pastime. The proceeds of the dance will be to procure uniform for the department. Give them your pat ronase whether you attend the dance or not and help the good cause, along. Wm. Kurre and wife were Portland visitors last Saturday and: Sunday. They went down to witness the fly ing machine in action at the Aviation meet in that city. Mr. Kurre was en thusiastic over the success of the aeroplane. He Is of the opinion that the airship has come to stay and that It will be reduced tb a sciences within the near future when It will be adopted for commercial purposes. POLK COUNTY'S SCHOOL REPORT Following Is tho report of the srliooU of Polk county for the school month ending -February 2.j, 1D10, re ported to tho Independence Enter prise by Superintendent II. C. Seymour; Number of schools reporting correctly and on time 9 Names of schools and also leather' name failing to re port correctly and on ttmo Lewlsvlllc, Mis Cora Kosslu ter; Montgomery, Mrs. it. P. Malliauy; Greenwood, Miss Stella Montgomery; Oakdalo, J. J. Arnold; Lone Slur, Miss Lanetta ponnlsion; Cherry Grove, Mrs. L W. Hurbank. Number of pupils remaining at on Hie roll of honor for the county ' vallls, and a competent corps of loo for huniig ir.ado a per cent of at-' turera on ail agricultural aubjoru wltf tmlutie of 3 or more: Iiallas, Eola, j a -company tit train, deliver address lt d fruSrU), Lr di;eport. Balloon, , n and duiotitra(e the agricultural SiriiKKi.., Uoosonei k. HU-kreall, j apparatus carried. Tbo train will fla Spr.iirf Vall y, Harmony (99 per cent) It Hood lllvcr, Wasco. Sherman, , Gil- Siiiinyslope, Tiul (loo pr cent),, Itain, Morrow. I 'wutlila, I'nlon, Wal Falls City, Black Itock, Pioneer (Slowa nd Baker tountit. The pur- Vie Itwk per cj: t;. Mauntaln Cn." k and MMintoe. Th fullowlm; sdiools woro placed on, tlm roll of ho.ior fr the couuiy for not having mad.! any tardles dur ing tho month: Zona, Red Prairie. pose- of the trip Is to encourage, di versified farming and to further the Improvement of agricultural methods and country life conditions In the ter ritory visited. Great good Is expm t'd to result Parkers, Valley View, S rogglus. from the trip. Subjects to be dls lletliel. Polk Sta ion, Falrvle w. Spring' cuHsed, according to the needs of the Valley, Harmony, Etna, Concord different localities viBlted, are the fol- T al, lilnc k Rock, Pioneer, Rock j lowing: Poultry, dairying, hortlcul Creek, Highland and Mistletoe. j ture.more and better livestock, chem- The attendance tbla month was utry of the soll.rotation of crops, con ;otiH! better than last month but still j servatlon of moisture and general ag jls not up to the required 65 per cent j ricultural. methods. All told, thirty : for which the schools are working j towns will be visited and lectures and Itbls year. There were not nearly so! demonstrations will be given in each. many tardles this month as last. This The best farming apparatus and speaks well for parents, pupils and teachers. The county superintendent Is re- , 2147 1 celvlng reports from schools every ftunb b . .... .... .. - - -I . , . , . lew Qnys m renaru 10 tow ununui i cups and the window boards.. If your , school does not have these, some jy thing Is wrong. Better look Into the matter and see what can be done to 344! secure these Individual drinking cups and window board and secure th 111 tt once. Keep up with the other 2741. Number of pupils registered new during month Numb r of pupils registered secondary during month .... Number of pupils readmitted during mouth .... Total luiniher of pupils on reg ister during month Number of pupils dropped dur ing month ' 400 Number of pupils remaining at time of this report Number of days taught during mon'h Whole number days attendance. Whole number days absence. Whole number times late .. Number of pupils neither ab sent nor tardy Average number of pupils be longing 241 Average dally attendanca ' schools. 2.31 CASTOR I A For Infants and Children. 40; ins fki Yea Haia Always Bcsl 27 03 434 1170 Bear the Signature of Complete Demonstration Train The most thoroughly equipped 2261 farming demonstration train ever run 93.2 In this state will be operated through Per cent of attendance ... Number visits by parents .... 94(easterb Oregon by the C. R. & N. Number visits by members of jfrom March 21 to April 1. The rail school board 33 1 road Is acting In conjunction with the The following schools were placed ! Oregon Agricultural College, at Cor- me' hods will be taught by demonstra tion as well as In theoretical lectures. Orchard Spraying EVERYTHING YOU NEED ROCHE HARBOR LIME, JAPANESE GROUND SUL PHUR IN LINEN SACKS, NO LINT. LIME AND 8UL-' PHUR SOLUTION, READY FOR U8E, GUARANTEED FULL 8TRENGTH. i BLUE STONE, ACID HYDROM-1 ETERS FOR TESTING SPRAYING SOLUTIONS. CALL AND GET PRICES OUR Williams Company cej at' get.(,-..-.j:i!-,- , of :s'-vv ''r'-'' HJUVntUM'"- c -ed some new home furnishings this spring. Won't you ac 1 come to Salem just drop into the store a few minutes blend id, complete new spring stock.; .: . Just ,. look, them over, it were, With the Buren & Hamilton store; its splendid line er prices. It will pay you to buy your gqodshere. ' Arrival and Display of Saves Time Saves Steps There are so many good things about the Hoosler that we can only hint at in an advertisement. For instance, there la the sani tary metal flour bin, with a ca pacity of 60 pounds, the metal sugar bin, the colonial crystal gllass, spice Jars, tea and coffee cannl'sters, all fitted with alumi num tops; sanitary cake and bread box; genuine aluminum work table; roomy cupboard and drawers, and. any number of other things needed In a real work saving kitchen cabinet. Please don't -wait any longer, you need this great labor saving de vice. Sold on easy terms. BIGEL ow CARPETS DIRECT FROM THE WORLD FAMOUS BIGELOW MILLS, IN THE LATEST DESIGNS AND COLORINGS, SUITED FOR ALL PHASES OF HOME FURNISHING. WE PARTICULARLY CALL YOUR ATTENTION AT THIS TIME TO THE BIGELOW LINE OF INGRAINS. THIS IS WITHOUT DOUBT THE GREATEST SHOWING OF INGRAINS EVER SEEN IN SALEM. ALL NEW AND UP TO DATE PATTERNS IN SMALL ORIENTAL, CONVENTIONAL, AND FLORAL DESIGNS; BLUES, RDreus. drowns. TANS AND MIXTURES. THE DESIGNS ARE HANDSOME MORE ARTISTIC THAN EVER. COME AND SEE THEM Blgelow All Wool Ingrains, per yard, cut Other Ingrains from, per yard, cut .... .85c .45c The Malleable RANGE Is the range t'mf. combines all that is modern, all that is fore most in range building; a work well done. It is the range that appeals to common sense through its severely correct lines and el egant finish, and its easily demon strated practical perfection in cooking efficiency and economy of fuel. Riveted throughout like a boiler, the "South Bend Malle able" will, with proper care, last lifetime. It is the product of expert range builders who assem ble every part with utmost care. The "South Bend ,Malleable" stands alone in the world today, the greatest of all ranges of malle able construct on. Sold on easy terms. "