SIGHT PAflll ; '"IS
lunrpgNDENCt INTWMIU. .NDCPtNOtNCI, ORtGON, APR.L
t. 1910.
Home
-4 M We,
Ir 1
f Biscuit, Cake, Pastry.
ful, and Economical when
made with
dub $mm$mmn
3 ilr 1M 8lTtnK.
l CouU'r Tahlo .... ....
1 Commode "n las
I V.I..V Oman
I ar Ji-oiitHl parlor Lamp
lin.i tills lailili. ' "
1 ,.( Ulbi. ood nw, t
halt price.
To eiatnlue the ood m
K. 8. Wilson,
liid'pend'nc, Ore.n
PACK
my jiprrL-nce Uu !' Ktdncr
.. ........ ......4 llll'lll a ill
,ii niu i "ii f -"" '
t.iw virrlUt Mudy f.r kidnrjr trout. .
:.o
, 5.0
loo
For Constipation
Mr. L. H. KaniUm, a prominent
.1. I.,. Ci.lrll 1-kt !(). !':
ThamWrlaln- St.unnch and Ll r take uo other
Ta'jloia r certainly the best tUluf
on the umrkot for tonsllmtilon." Ulv
thc taM trtl. You r i.-rmln
to f iid thorn aun-oable and l'Hnunt
tn irffwt. I'rhi-, 25 c'ul. 8ampl'
fie.'. For tale tr P. M. Klrklnnd.
. . -.i -n..-
I auffiT.nl from a coinpiicmwir ui u
ear for long Uui J alihuiiKU
I tried many preparation. I not
help.!. I finally beard atntul Doan'O
Kidney Till and 1 began u.ln
thiiu. In a ahort time I felt bett.r
and the Improvement eontlnued until
I wu III oud bealtli."
Kor aal by all dealer. Trie &
coot, rom.r Mllburn Co.. Huffalo.
New York. oU agent for tb lull
d State.
Remember the came loan ana
Ha Alum
Mo Umo
.iv- mi 1.1 . 'lain
Royal is the only baking poivdcrmade
from Royal Grape Cream ol Tartar
r.fGK 91
MclntOBh. B. A. Teats, W. E. Buell.
Miss Iva Burton. Miss Ine Uentson,
Miss Lynda Eppley, Miss June See
ler Miss Mary Schollard, Miss Nor
Sorenson, Mrs. Jessie cromweu, in
dependence; Superintendent J. H. Ack
erman of Salem; L. R. Alderman of
Eugene; Superintendent H. C bey
mour and Mrs. H. C. Seymour of Dal
las; Mrs. Emily Banks of Dayton.
Beat Treatment for Coles
Most ordinary colds will yield to
treatment." says the Chl-
L.1D o.u..v
cago Tribune, "moderative laxatives,
ho: foot baths, a free perspiration
and an avoidance of exposure to cold
nnH u-Pt after treatment." v nue mis
Presbytery Meet at Corvalll
The prlg meeting of tlui Willaui
ette l're"b1ery of U) lTeBbyt-ilaii
iburt b will meet in tlio n I'renliy
terlun ibunb hi Corvatll on April
VI and 13. Kev. J. It. N. Hell. D.
who la well known In thl community
is the pastor and will bo the host of
the presbytery. Ir. Dunsmoro will
be iu attendance and on Wednesday
evening he will deliver the annual
ermon before tne meeiuiK ui
Wouifir Hoard of Home .Mission.
Craven & Moore be cream parlor"
I now open to the public. '
LAUNCH INDEPENDENCE
Purity
F0
CANDY
FiTVOMB
THE MODERN
DEAtEl
INSTITUTE IS BIG SUCCESS
(Continued from first page.)
given fully In another column of this
page of the Enterprise.
On Saturday at 10 a. m. the insti
tute heean at the public school build.
I., hr the following program was
vn Manv of the subjects were
discussed by the different teachers
"The Teacher and the Com
w w Prof. J. C. Zinser of the
Tioiiatnn arhool: "Practical Manual
Training" bv Prof. F. G. Chute of the
Bethel school; "The Relation of the
wnm to the School" by Prof. J. E.
Dunton of the Falls City school; "The
Relation of Punishment to the Form
oHnn nf Character" by Prof. A. L
Clarke of the Monmouth school; "Tht
Mai Teacher" 'bv Prof. J. G. Mcln-
toeh of the Independence school; Su
perintendent J. H. Ackerman gave
an address on "The Rating We Each
Have": Mrs. Emily Banks of Dayton,
who has spent several years in the
country, was present witn a
lanre number of curios from that
country and explained the customs
of fh natives.
A vote of thanks and appreciation
oTtoniort hv the teachers for
TTCVO ...
the excellent luncheon given by the
ladies of the reading club of Indepen
dence to the visiting teachers and all
returned to their separate schools
having a kind word for the excellent
courtesy shown to all visitors by the
citizens and teachers of Independence
TTnllnwinsr are the teachers who
nreHent- W I. Ford. H. H
Parsons, Miss Etta Waters, Miss
Maude Hart, Miss Edna Morrison,
Miss Irene Abbott, Miss Vera Cosper,
Miss Nola Coad, Mrs. F. H. Morrison,
Miss Etta Phillips, of the Dallas
achool;: Miss Addie; Boydston of
Bridgeport; J. C. Zinser of Ballston;
Miss Ethel Lewis of Salt Creek; Miss
Mahel Ellis of Parkers: A. L. Clark,
Miss Mildora Jackson, Miss Anna Godj
berson, of Monmouth school; Mr. and
Mrs. F. G. Chute of Bethel; J. R.
Bldgood, Miss Allie Bramberg, Rick
reall; Miss Ethel Lucas of Elkins; A.
J, Shipley of Antioch; Miss Marie
Church. Miss Madge Groves, of Buena
w.ta . U!.. Stella Montgomery of i
liuu v -
Greenwood; Miss Ruth Wood ofcSun
nyslope; Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Dunton.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Mehrling, of Falls
City; Mis Anna Kurt of Mistletoe;
Miss Winnie Kelly of Pioneer; J. G.
... ni.ni u tiniDle. it require con-
sidt-rable trouble, and the one adopt
ing It must remain la door for a
day or two, or a fresh cold I almost
ho rnn traded, and in many
o it v vy w w
Instance pneumonia follow. I It
not better to pin your win io
roiinhia nrenaratlon like Chamber-
laln'a Cough Remedy, that la famous
for its eyres of colds and can always
he depended uponT tor saie Dy r
M. Klrkland.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE
1 good Heating Stove 2.50
1 large cane Rocking Chair 75
8 Kitchen Chair "
i.i... I...I . lnileDenilele and Pa
. m daily el. ept Sunday. Passenger
a. id freight bu.nea solicited.
Leave Independence .. " m'
U-ave Salem 3:15 p. m.
SKINNER BROS. SKIPPERS-
Painless Dentistry
MUST BELIEVE IT
When Well-Known Independence Peo
ple Tell It 8o Plainly. ;
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Out i tows oi'l
rn Sv thlr itftt
tui brtilaroork
It rliiiri. .
lit Sf fffit'w
.. S3.&V
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lmisinTtii3.6
laM FilUsft I-
i
When public endorsement 1 made
by a representative cltUen of Inde
pendence the proof I positive, lou
must hnlleva It. Read thl testimony.
Every backache .uffcrer. every man. tSZSXf UP si
L - .hlM with an kidney iSStS.AamJJi
trouble will find profit In the lUlcn TIOTltnl CO.
In. WW AJV, ""ouTrwi
. t n rni civth Anil Tl w. nmiDrww . u n narnflH
St.. Independence, Ore., ay: "From enu bi .'"
lei'i. t'.lllu . a
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T Tt 1 M RECORD 2:28' -y
JrlV JJt VZD REG. NO. 52692 MS
SIRED BY THE MIGHTY ZOMBRO 2:11, IS NOW AT THE
INDEPENDENCE RACE TRAtu wncnt f
t THE SEASON. K. N. WOOD, MANAGER
I R. D. COOPER, OWNER j
" 1 892" Pure Aluminum Ware
Will Not Rust, Crack
Cheapest Because Best
HERE, at last, is the ideal kitchen
and cooking utensil "THE
WARE THAT WEARS "
made from Pure Spun Aluminum, and
guaranteed by the makers to last 25 years
with average usage. "Spun" Aluminum,
mind you, not cast Aluminum, which will
sometimes crack and scale. Spun Alumi
num Ware will never crack, paCl, scale
or br. ak.
Costs a trifle more than ordinary enamel
ware, but is many times cheaper in the
long run, because of its wonderful dura
bility and fuel saving. Enamel ware i3
iron coated with colored glass. Iron ex
pands with heat Colored glass does not,
but chips off into the food with dangerous
results tp those who eat it.
That the use of enamel kitchen ware
causes cancer is a view held " by some
eminent medical authorities. Dr. William
H. Diefanbach of New York, in a paper en
titled "Observations cn tne Etiology OJ
Cancer." read before the Buroeei of banitary
nZtf Science and Public Hfalth during the
I session of the International Homeopathic
Congress at Atlantic City', discussed this
subject.
According to a special dispatch to the
Philadelphia North American, Dr. Diefan-'
bach advanced the argument that cropping
Break, Scorch or Burn
Will Last a Lifetime
of the hard -coated dishes used in
preparation of meals allowed minute
but dangerous particles of foreign
matter to become mixed with tha
food, these being taken into the stomach.
where the cancerous growth is causea Dy
abrasions which they make in the walls of
the organ
kiifS
"irq.2" Pure Aluminum Ware saves f,"""
octors' bills. It enables you to bake y
0m
doctors' bills. It enables you
bread, pies, pan cakes, etc., without grease,
which is the great cause of dyspepsia and
indigestion. Aluminum griddles require no
grease; hence are smokeless and odorless.
"1892" Pure Aluminum Ware will not
scorch or burn, is easily cleaned, will not
rust, or corrode. Handsome in appearance.
Looks like silver, but weighs only about
one-fourth as much, and is light and con
venient to handle.
The original and only genuine Spun
Aluminum Ware is made by the Illinois
Pure Aluminum Co. at Lemont, 111. Every
piece Deanng ineir wauc-iu, M.w .-..w
Cross, and marked "1892" Pure Aluminum fZti
... i ..... ' ...I 1 onH (
Ware is aosoiuteiy pure, wnumuuiv
i4t Ji' .'Ai.A-lifEjtl-'J I
m$mm
hygienic, and guaranteed for 25 years.
See that you get the right goods and
accept no substitute.
G
bach advanced ine arguiiicui uii v......& ...iihii umir
, j mn -mmvnBaauuuuuRmumJ
Oniv a few of the "1892" Pure Aluminuin Cooking Utensils
are shown here. Complete line will pe touna at
HANNA BROTHERS, Independence, Oregon