MONMOUTH IU
from $Ute Normal Cy GtH
rd at Random.
To public rhoo baket ball taro
etit to Independence Kr.day evening
and played the public school team at
that place. Tin- acr v ' J
fiff. Th-y UI plr another game at
ittu near future date.
Tmf. Ackertnan, prealdcut of the
Plate Normal, move! hl houehold
effects her rrivlay aiiJ Saturday.
The etudents of the Monmouth High
school hav mad arranseuienta to
publUh a monthly ecliool Journal, the
name or hlch UI bo The Royal
Purple. The eauue la derived from the
chool colora. It will be edited by
the studeuts exclusively.
Mr and Mr. Stoopa recently mov
ed to Salens, her they will make
their future home.
- Mlaa Bernlce Adania rlaited at Sa
lem one or two lays laat week.
Mr. Bouffler. a recent arrival fromj
Illinois, baa been spending ie
dart In the city with his brother.
completion tth great hop. ,
Heveral of the Monmouth iliUena
have le urf.-t x frm Iji t!r rpr
during the pt few wreka, "and the
epidemic la ailll holding them down.
H. W. Strong of Portland, vUlted
In the city week with relative
lr, Laura l'ri a te l d Urn ban
quet given by Prvaldem , A. W.
Marria, of the North eat Inlvernity.
BUtNA VISTA
C. E. Nath and aimer. Carrie, ere
Independence vlait 'N Fr day.
Mr. Reynolds and lit ( U daughter,
Marjorie and Carol, wert panaengera
on Wednesday morcUng"s boat for
Salem.
Mr. and Mrt. Martin - Conger of
Suver, were In Huena Viaia Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. J. K. Nel called on
grandma Hall. Sunday evening.
The M. K. Aid society met at the
honie of Mrs. Reynolda Thursday.
Rer. Durria'of Urooka, preached l.v
the E angelical church Sunday morn
Ing; the paator. Rev. McVlcker being
O. E. Fry ami wife have returned absent.
from California, where they have beei
lunrflni. several month. J
Mr. and Mra. M. N. Prather were
gueata of Mr. and Mra. G. A. WHa
Some of our young people attended SunJar-
the Washington"! Birth-day ball at
Independence Wednesday night.
Ia there anyone In the atate who U
not rejoicing over the cloae of the
Legislature?
Chaa. Shew of Portland, visited at
hit home here a few daya last week.
J. K. Neal attended the Sunday
school convention to Portland. Thurs
day and Friday,
Mr. and Mra. William Murphy were
gueata at the home of Mr. and Mra.
G. W. McLaughlin Sunday.
Mra. Fanny Hall has about recover
ed from the injury which ahe re-
Mlss Bessie Shephard of Yamhill, ceived a few daya ago.
vis ted friends in the city last week.:
Leland Prather had a narrow es
Mrs. M. Cornelius visited In Port- cape from being drowned Saturday
land the latter part of the preceding afternoon He accldmtly fell Into
the Lucklamute river near the boom
Mrs. H. S. Chase, who has been re-i
but, was rescued.
Orvtlle Wells Is on the sli k list.
oolrlno meHlral treatment at the Sa-!
lem hospital, was brought home one1 A party was given at the home of
day last week, and it Is understood Mr, and Mr. Harley Prather sator
. J.. v ....a day evening In honor of Miss Hattle
:n" : , r : . ;t; : ; wk-. came, were n
.p.u.7 - dulged In until a late hour when a
in me caimai v. u. i hov,,.eOM lunch WM ,erved. A most
Miss Edna Mulkey Is visiting ia enjoyable time was bad by all prea-
Forest Grove.
Chas. Newman recently purchased! Mr.. Pearle Wells has been quite
couple of lots from J. C. Remington recovering.
and expects to erect a new home
In the spring.
P. J. Phillipl expects to erect a
new business block during the sum
mer on the lots which he recently
purchased om Main and College Sts.
Mrs. M. Campbell has returned to
the c'.ty after a brief visit at Eugene.
The Odd Fellows initiated . four
new members at their meeting last
week. Like everything else in Mon
mouth, the lodge is growing.
Monmouth has taken on a spirit of
progressiveness of late and the 'town
is going ahead fast. For a homej
place It cannot be excelled. The edu
cational opportunities are of the best.
People working at the Whiteaker
oil well hope to have the prospect
fully developed by the first of May,
and they are looking forward to its
Roy Elkln of Salem, Is working for"
Will Bevens.
Milo Elkin of Independence wag a
Buena Vista visitor Sunday.
MEN: "
.50 TAILOR MADE
TROUSERS FOR 90c.
FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY. In
order to Introduce our high grade,
made to measure tailoring direct fron
maker to wearer, we are offering
every man In the United States a pal
of our high grade regular priced $8.50
tailor made trousers cut to your
MEASURE
for 90 cents. Every man can appre
ciate the convenience of having an
extra pair of these stylish tailor made
trousers as it is a source of much
pleasure whether, for holiday outing
or every day wear. We don't limit
Do You Like
COLD TOAST?
Toast prepared In quantities In the kitchen often becomes cold be
fore it Is consumed at the table. How much more appetizing to
get It hot and crisp as rapidly as It is made.
- THE ELECTRIC TOASTER pleases every woman who see it in
almost instantaneous. And la the toasting done that It seems
.he dining room. So puickly there Is no rising from the table or
hurrying about.
THE ELECTRIC TOASTER la now one of the moat popular of
the many household electriic devices.
Price of Toaster complete. . . (3.25.
ASK OUR NEW BUSINESS DEPARTMENT.
Oregon Power Company
J. L WHITE, LOCAL MANAGER. -
you t any tvrtaln pattern, but you
ran hat your choice from a '!' I
''k of the mont fashionable. 4
dfalrable material now bg shown
by the hlaher priced cunloiu tailors In
the eaL We are making this re
markable offer merely to lutrodur
our new Premier Syt'm of high
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g mil II tailoring cut to your inumu ii"i ir
lueasurv, dlrt t from luak-r l ' , urt uiont blunka. Atk for our special
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ono-liatf Hie coat of bat you bate delay. Hend In at (.ni a id . l lh
been psy ng for your iloihea In th full benefit of lit a liberal nit.-r. V t
pal. euipiul)r this offer la fr a ua.
limited tli mly. We ar a reliable THE PRtMltR TAIIOWS,
contern and mean Jut bt we any. 185 E. Madlaen t. Chkajo, III.
Nails
Nails
Nails
whil:
THEY LAST. ONLY $1.90
PER KEG. WHERE CAN
YOU BEAT IT P
Nail Hammers only 50 cents each
Remember, this is the store that
Saves You Money.
R. M. WADE & CO.
V. E. CRAVEN, Manager. Independence, Oregon
Uiag
the
Family
Jf maker has his own reason for putting his nam on a piano. It Is a"
ceeditable piece of work. He Is willing to assume the responsibility for its
future.
Makers who send tit pianos without their factory Imprint have their own reasons also.
Stenciling on the name board any name that strikes a retailer's fancy their own. personality does
not appear In the attra Hon at all; why, then, Invite troubleT The dealers who sell these father
less "stencil" Instrument soil them, recommend them, do everything but become accountable for
them. How can they? Their Interest In a piano that bears one name this year, another the
next, must be more or less transient. The purchaser cares nothing about that. He does care,
though, about the instrfnent wearing well. Not for one year nor for Um, but long after the deal
er may have, and doubtless has, gone out of business. That Is why all sound piano reasoning
loads to buying from the manufacturer or from his direct representatives. Here Is the
ate Ei I ess
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LI aQvASaUali L& V'
Grand Prix-Paris, 1900. Grand Prize-St. Louis, 1904.
IU makers work wl h half a century's experience at their command. Flawless materials are
chosen Specialized craUmen toll over every detail. The whole is refined, polished, brought to
rare perfection. When the Instrument goes out Into the world to meet artistic standards, the
makers not only sign It with their own name but (such Is the personal "paternal" nature of their
feeling) follow its careei with as keen an Interest as a father keeping track of a particularly
promising child.
The name "Baldwin" on your piano Is sterling assurance of continued satisfaction. To the
big mass of buildings omprlslng the Baldwin home you may look for the redeeming of this
pledge. Skilful control t factory economies brings price within the lowest figure consistent with
high quality.
ttotac ami the Baldwin at our Salesrooms
Salem Masie Company
L; F. Savage, Manager .; t ,135 Liberty, Street