EIGHT PAGEi
INDEPENDENCE ENTER PWISE. INDEPENDENCE. OWIOON, MARCH 14, H11.
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Tiie ipif Array .
of briflht new oood. revel. In beauty, nov.lty and style. The
m.re-t. of Europe ad A-r. Mv. boer. .Mreh.d by our
buyer, to .ur. for you th. very bt at th. lo..t possible
price. W have not sacrificed quality for price, but .Hm It
ha. b-r possible to turoprlct .onc.s.lon. by buylnj In l.ro.
quantities wo hvo dono .o. ,
The Best Values Arc Always Here
Smart Tailored Suits
for Bright Spring Days
Th. perfect lino, of our NEW SUITS and BEAUTIFUL FAB
RICS ARE PLEASING ev.l tho women who are vory hard to
pleat. Tho olmpU little Jacket., and tho .Implo llttlo Skirt,
aro extremely nobby. Wo Guarantoo Tho Fit.
TEN PER CENT D ISCOUNT DURING MARCH.
PRICES FOM $7.75 to $50.00.
Handsome New Dress Goods
at Moderate Prices
The latest Production, of tho be.t Dree. Good. Manufacturer.
In America aro hero ready for your Inspection. You will de
llflht in tho varied new .tyle., and be especially plea.ed with
our splendid Series.
DRESS GOODS 16 2-3 25c 45e up to $4.00 per yard.
Association and th flliiiK ' , , ,. , "' fr?!?'
ytihklk and u,nnasiun: $ccdj.
iurut. tlnuuniticu and 'Jhhlttci ilacUt.
Bicycles and Repairing
nlftht
fl.-Mr. ...n. rloilfil: J. J. Kull.!
president; Mr. 8hrp. prtdm
ml r. O. Krdrtrkn, Librarian. hu
will a!o art a. eecreiary and ra
urcr.
Grandma illh of Independent,
wa. vUMng relative. In larker flat-unlay.
Mr.. Co-m of.Atr'.le, vUHd her aa
ter, Mr. I. T. i'eterson. Saturday.
Mr. S. It. Skeela wa. a vUllor at
th homo of tlu.t Kredrliksen Satur
day night.
Mr. lUlKht mad a flyina; trip to
Independent' Tuesday.
lllam he Russell ha. recorrttI from
her recent lllne...
Minn. r. T. PeUroo and 8. H
Skeels attendttd tho blub et-hool meet
ing in Buena Vlta Tuesday fvenne.
VbdU't
fatlM
ANTIOCH
was
SfteBEST MEATS
An- nom- t.'. p...tl f.r any l'rt.. Wt randU
nothing l.ut tin' t""t un.I kf.' in t.K-k a
Ime tti-ritnl nuMit.
Sperling Bros.
i OREGON.
SALEM,
s,ni-o rrril rTUm Tftll'UQ week at 6:00 p. ra. She was won ana
IVLWo rriuiti uimn iuhj
MONMOUTH ITEMS
News from State Normal City Gath
ered at Random.
Mrs. C. C. Lowe visited friends in
Automobiles were seen in this city Dallas the fore part of last week
Sundav without number, ajii peuiuc
favorably known here.
Miss Ella Moff:t of Dallas, visited
In the city last Thursday.
The gasoline spraying machine In
operation here during the past few
weeks has been attract s considerab
le attention among fruit growers.
John Sumpter of Fall. City,
in this city lH Thursday. j
Joy Clark and Levi Lehman made
a buHlne. tr:p to Shertdau lat S'
Jay. Mrs. K. Clark, visited with her
daughter. Mr.. Welle Sullivan, at S
lem, last Saturday.
Mr.. Lett. Fishlack went to CN
u tho first of tho week where .he
I. workU: In her brother'. Jakeiy.
Mlsa Ileulah Compton of Monmouth.
visited with fr ond, here baturuay
and Sunday.
Miss Ina Flsnbaik, who has been
assitlng her brother In the bakery
at Carlton dur ng th past two
months, returned home Monday.
Chas. Iiolman and family of In
dependence, moved on Mr. Holman's
farm nt-r here last Saturday.
Jesse Johnson, who has been work4
In near Independence, visited with
V.I.. noronta lf nd Mm. L. Johll-
uia ' " i -
son. Saturday and Sunday.
Saul Bennett and Mls Hoppo of
tiriet district, attended the tle-
a, a lltornrv lii our school
house Saturday evening.
Geo. Sullivan of Monmouth, was
seen la these parts the lore pa"
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Treat of Monmouth.
visited with their daughter. Mrs. Ki
Rogers, last Sunday.
Mr Str.chler and Oscar York of
Monmou h, were in orr midst the
first of the week.
riarencp Mark, and wife wrre
trading In Monmouth last Saturday.
from many different places visited
the home of the state normal school.
C.
A lot of people In pursuit of Easter
honnets attended the millinery open
! rrirfai It seemed as i'
i oropt'nv a neWjairo.... nmman In tnwn needed a new
barn at his home. v ,:
We are pleased to note that L. M.
Hall, who has been ill for several
weeks as a result of a paraletic
stroke which se zed him while en
route home from Independence, Is Im
proving rapidly.
People who have lived Ji this sec
tion, of Oregon for a half century or
more, say they never saw the streets
so dusty In March as they have been
.his month. Farm work is away ahead
if what it has been In former years.
hat, or wanted to see what the other
woman was going to buy
Earl White, who has been working
at Newport for several months, re
turned home one day last week.
Prof Ackerman has purchased a
v,o,,H,u nt tn this cltv and will
erect a new home In the near future.
Evidently he has come to stay and all
Monmouth will rejoice.
Robert Thompson met with a run-
awn orrlHent a week aeo which re
I i. i tho ruination of his vehicle,
Ralph Maxon. of Tacoma, Wash,.jbut the occupant of the vehicle es
visited relatives here a few days last caped without serious injury
week.
J. C. Hayter of Dallas, passed
through here Saturday on his way to
Independenc.
0. S. Ebbe and son, George, went to
Newport last week for a few days
visit.
Mr anH Mrs. C. P. Hembree have
returned from a visit at the home of
the latter's parents In McMinnville.
Rev. Davis has recently sold
property near the creamery.
JIM HILLIRD
GENERAL BLACK SMITHING, HORSE SHOEING AND GENERAL
REPAII INQ . . .
W. do all kind, of Wagon and Carrla0o Work and k..p In
tack all oart. for vel. I... Work guaranteed.
Main Si. S.J tr.dKo. INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
I-Xiil.linhtsl lVli
FrUSISllKP KttNH
Telci'lione I'.Ml
OPKN IUY A Nl NltniT
White House Restaurant
Wm. Mrilt-hrii Hum, l'r..iM"'
lt,.t nn.l Mot l.)'il.r F..ttin VU in tho Willamette Valley.
Sulem:OiTKn
3i;2StteSr. -
PARKER
his' (Received too late for last weeic.j
The basket social given in the
' ar-tir.ni tinnaa nn last Friday evening
Martto, Sacre and son, returned , & 8ucceg Qver U 0Q wag the
trom Portland last week, where they ount ra,ged and wni be weA for
have been for some time. thj purchase of several much needed
William Smith made a trip to Falls
-City' one day last week.
Mlsg Ova Smith, daughter of Con
articles for the school room.
Grandma Frye has returned
after an extended visit with
home
her
iUXDB va O I .lit
rad Smith of this city, died at the ! daughter. Mrs. Conn, of Alrlle. Mrs.
family home on Wednesday of last Frye has been sick ft several weeks
PATRONS WANT HIGH SCHOOL
People of Buena Vista District Vote
For Higher Education
An enthusastic meeting was held
.... m lhf
at Buena vista, iueouay
March 14, by tthhe patrons of that
school district, assisted by the pat
rons from four surrounding districts.
t tho eatherinit was
to determine the sentiment in re
card to the proposal for tle es
.tahlishnieni of a High School at
Buena Vista. N. M. Prather was
chairman, and there were nearly a
hundred interested voters present.
The question had been thoroughly
discussed before in advance, and
when It was put to a vote all but
two announced themselves in favor
of building a high school, and the
school board was Instructed to call
a s eVal schcol meeting for the pur
pose of taking a formal vote to do
cide the matter. ,
The law requires that 20 days no
tice of such a meeting shall be giv
en, and at the expiration of that
period,, the voters will be allowed an
opportunity to- express their con
victions by ballot.
For auick sales you should list
vour land and other property with the
Owl Real Estate Co., 158 Sv Commer
cial St., up stairs, baiem, us
Phone Main 204. "39-2.
Sewing machines
Gnu!no ooedlo oil tal
new part, for U lu
machines. Sewing machine,
.rented.
Geo. r Will
SALEM, OREGON.
Pianos and Organs
Dtcst Sheet Music
fvu ll - Bi.dtll.
VloUa., dollar..
r.0. c. Will
8ALEM, OREGON.
from the cheapest to the
best sold on Installments
and rented.
Geo. c. war
SALEM, OREGON
EDISON, VICT08 AND CO
LUMBIA Calking machines
A full .tock of Record..
Geo. C. Will
SALEM, OREGON
45 W
sal W inE. nBakairaWMM
Repeating Shotgunsl
USED IN THE U. S. A K w
The U. 8. Army authorities know gun ; that
is why, when they decided to equip ome troop,
with repeating shotguns, thoy .elected the Win
chester in prefer tnce to all other makes. To
tsperts t the U. 8. Ordnance Board also know
m gun j that', why, after .ubmittlng a Wlnchee
ker Repeating Shotgun to all aorta of testa, they
pronounced It safe, sure, strong and simple. "
you want a shotgun buy the one whose
strength and reliability led tho U. 8. Army
....i ..!.. tn .Urt it and tha U. S. Ordnance
Board to endorse It that's the Winchester.
REPEATERS