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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1910)
SIGHT PAGES tmngPENDINCE ENTCWPRIH. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON, MAY 11. UtO. : . I .1 -AHrry ! K:tM ixi 7 VI. Adds Hcalhful Qualities . to uie iooa Economizes Flour, Butter and Eggs W0L ThA nnlv finklnfl OOWdcr made from Royal Grape Cream ol Tartar No Alum-No Unto Phosphates CADETS MAKE GOOD SHOWING VOTING CONTSET GROWS POPULAR (Continued from first page) BO attention to them. They are fine and will be a source of pleasure and delight to the winners. In addition to the Urge amount ex pended in prises there will be given away a ten-dollar gold piece to the man or woman who nominates the auccessful candidate. Nomination blanks can be found In another col umn of this paper. Clip out the cou pon and name your favorite candidate .w . i4,npa fnr the trold piece. ami , There are no strings on any of the prizes. SCHEDULE OF VOTES A one year subscription to the In dependence Enterprise by anyone who already taaes the paper counts 150 votes. A subscription to the Independence Enterprise by anyone who has not al ready been subscribing for the pa per counts 4o0. Subscriptions for six months count one-half these votes. No subscription taken for Iohs than six months nor more than ten years. The price of the paper is 1.C0 a year. MANNER OF 'AWARDS first winner of first prize has choice of the list of all prizes. The winner of the second prize will have choice of the remaining prizes, and in the same order until all the prizes are disposed of. Those who enter the contest and fail to get prizes will be paid ten per cent of all the money they turn lo to the office of the Independence en terprise. So, everyone will win some thing. Everyone gets a prize in that manner. The annual military day at the Ore con Agricultural College Is assuming significant proportions as a social event ud l attracting state wide at tention. For the occasion many visit fir from 11 nuns of the state come to the campus and in the future this will be encouraged by offering special rates on the railroads of the state. Tl.l vear was a brilliant success. The day was Ideal and the campus at Its best. The white dresses of the women, the full dress uniforms of the visiting officers and the drab suits of the cadets made a gay setting for the peaceful campus. Military activities commenced with the first bugle call In the morning and there was no cessation until taps were sounded at 11:30 at night. Cap tain Lenlhan, Wsr Department In spector. spent the entire forenoon in a careful Inspection of the ca(W't regi ment In the afternoon Colonel Mo Rnnnoele. commanding the Vancouver barracks.revlewed the student troops. Fnllnwln this the companies ormeo for the Brodle Banner which was won by Company M., Captain Rowe com manding. The evening exercises wer In the eymnaslura ana consisieu of individual competitive drills, Butfs musical saber drill by the orncers an. closed with a military drill. The cadets have high hopes of be ing ranked as the best cadet regi ment in the United States, i rB Iment was ranked as one of the three best last year. CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS (Continued from first page.) n mm I i Paints and Finishes for Your Home If there is a shabby surface in .your home to be painted, enameled, stained, varnished or finished in any way, we have just what you nesd for producing the exact finish desired in the line of ACMEQWLUTV PAINTS AND FINISHES Let us show you colors lor painting your house or barn, samples of finishes for floor., woodwork, walls, ceilings or furniture. Let us help you make shabby surfaces look new and attractive. . , t twit ACME QUALITY PAINTING Come in and get a copy of THE AUm GUIDE HOOK, full ol valuaWs information for you. IT b P.'MKlRKhARD Druggist, inaepcriQciiic, GROCERIES OUR LEADER IN SHOES a i lue as CAN BE FOUND ANYWHERE AND PUMPS IN PATENT LEATHER, GUN METAL, KID AND TAN. WE WANT YOUR PRODUCE. ton". Thl will b a ieriuon of spoo ls! Importance to the church llf. it ought to be heard by all the members and others. The evening subject will bs ' The lAJid's Passover". Friends are requested to come early, say 7:30.j for a preparatory service of song.i prayer and testimony. The Illble school meets at ten. with Forest Finch as suporluteudent. The young people meet this eveiilng with the purpose of fully organising the clubs. All young people who will study the Illble with us are cordially Invited to the church tonight (Friday). Meet ing of the officers and teachers of the school, Tuesday evening. Meeting for lllblo study and prayer, Wednesday v enlng. "The Spirit and the Hrldo (church) say Come'." Maynard It. Thompson. min'I AND iOY' CLOTHINQ Coukey, Walker A Lehman rr showing a ry large ud lct H of iuu a and boys ready made cloth i ti,. r. rut to fit and fit ttf wear aud our prices can't be beat. All Who Love Little Ones will provido purcnt of the pur in ' tiiok fo th m of TuMj M PatronUt tin "MUm JWr" callsts In the city. The public are cordially Invited to all these services. Christian Church Th interest In the little white church building toward the north, not far from the foot bridge, was excell ent last Sunday. The sermon oi Mnther" seemed to make a deep lm- nrBinn on all hearts. Next Sunday morning the pastor will preach about "The Sine qua non of unnsuan inrn rrt k ifTM ta.11 A 17 VITA House Hunting Is made easy by the use of the Telo phone. Few people realize how much business they can do and how quickly th ey can do It over the wire. It Is not even necessary to be In the same town, because the Long Distance Service of the Bell System brings every one within talking distance. In all business and social affairs of life people put their trust In the Bell Service because It Is universal. The Pacific Telephone and . Telegraph Co. Every Bell Telephone Is the Center of the system. Studebaker Wagons AND CARRIAGES We have the celebrated line of Studebaker wag ons and carriages again this season. These rigs are especially adapted to the trade of the Pacific coast and give more universal satisfaction than any make of vehicle. They are stronger in every particu- i .i lar man any othr ordina ry vehicle. It is the peer of all farm wag ons first in the hearts of the farmers. Modest in price, strongly recommended. HAHNA BROTHERS INDEPENDENCE, OREGON HARDWARE DEALER3 INDEPENDENCE, OREGON GROCER AND CLOTHIER P. H. DREXLER
