TAGS FIVE
t-IGHT PACE!
THE INDEPENDENCE INTI Ple, INDEPENDENCe, OBtCON,
BOYS WILL BE BOYS
mihI this will happen wlill hvr'm
a boy Mid a grcn apple In Mi plin o,
Thoru'a no (citing over It. so If
thora r boya, or Biria either, about
your ilu, you bad better pre
pared with a bottle of
REXALL BLACKBERRY CORDIAL.
Thl la a purdy vi-gctubl tordlal
iff. dive In nil imi'I of Bummer Coim
Jdilnt, Dysentery or Cholera Morbus.
It Ih a tonic and annuitant to ll"'
KtoiniH h and bowels, relv-a cramps
Instantly and atoa la ntTy In a
tvw lio irM. Bold with Oi Heaull KUiir-iintt-e.
I'rf 25 rents.
' William Drug Co.
Rexall Store.
.... . i....ti..t.,t i nj ... ... riinhu I Hir mi i,,nlc Dm ircxwl Old IUMH-, Udld bud lint rililillnli4.fi Julr Tin..
Misa uMirn conn, o i-wmu, i - - - - i -
a vi-uuiic Mlsa Kailo llu.-u.-a for a'uubr cona u cotid.tlona. Tba r ght lowed kind the drum and fife but 1911.
' i. ...iii. i... i. .,!... i.i.r..r. ih'l will n.'iiiMiMMilc miii' mud an el-
idli4 has progressed too fur. Mr. jct-llerit Introduction ti '-ha apeacbes
few dxya.
i t-,t fiurk :,c!i t a ivrry A. Pitman. Dal. T . auS's: ! that followed
very ba;.y Monday with H'lr dmi-,"! a down lu bed for four Uioittba j
Khur Mra. A. 1. Kl'hUud. j''" s.ai.oy Mbj oiuu.r uuuoi NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
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Walk'T, our JiaPi y an 1 a ' K.d iiy remedy cured me well and
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Dr. Allln, Dentist, Coopar BIo.
Dr. Duganna, Dentlat, over Inde
pendence National Bank. Both Phones
Dnricl Stump biia ki" on a trip to
l-onst drove.
All for ll.'iii). Terms A good buy
Might tki. aonm good Uy property.
Mrs. Vim Dorimlfe visited III Cor
in Iimm bint Monday.
Mr K. C. Eldrldgn la on a businens
trip lo Portland
Mr. Walca
Portland.
Ford baa returned to
The poatul Savings bank J'it open
ed lit (irmifa rna. r.-lvi-d SVi tho
fimt day. It la nuld to bo popular.
We wiuii u rorn-Hpoiidfiit In every
part cf Hiia county. Will you bo o'h?
.Mr. (ii-orgn Joiica whii In town Wed
M' H lay on biiHliit-KH.
The la tlio kind of weulhf-r that
brliiKu to mind tho old aw Huiii!k olo
flown by th mill.
If you want to buy one of the bcht
firiiu In thli vicinity for a Tt'lo nmn
ay, cull on iho ro!k County Kcal Ka
tnio Co., Knt'Tprlm) building.
Tui llttla wi-ck-oll eon of Mr.
an I Mrs. Mnttlacn la reported na t.tk
Iiik lla lne In the family confer
niicca, "
Leave orderi for alab wood at the
C. K. Spauldlng L''KRlng Company a
M
r,.i ),. .i. i man. went to Albany o! aoun I." auk for It. '
Moud:iy to atti'Ud tU ncrg. Ko!d byVllllaii.i iJ'JCo.
' , THE INDEPENDENCE
Mr. B. W. Strong and hla aon. Al- n
bcrt wecre liulcpi-ndtn' o vlallora on . , . . .
"l" r ' I Tim Ifidi'iii-utli-iif l.auil wh ch wui
S id H Hd iy. t ri.,imi.ll ,.r.-i.i.l,.,l 1.I.11..1 Diu fimt
Notlco la brrcbr Kivtn that the on
diraiaucd eiiKUtrls of the eatate of
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice la bcretr elTen that tha
lind -Tilkncd baa been d 1 1 r appointed
admlnletrutrlx of the etUts of J. K.
Hurton, dateaeed, by the county court
Hill Wooda wiiit to I'ortlmd on
Mond.' drtvliia: the ear owned IT
Mm. JaepiTBiii. He la taking the
car to the In w owner, who recently
trad 'd Portland property for It.
Coi.rllman M. W.
pd ce FoiikI , H. Newton, ferryman,
and Krai k Huk'i I'll went to Albany
on Monday to at lend tho racea
Mr. and Mra. Win. Cla'k of Port
land, ain nt t ie day on Monday at thr
home of A. P. Klrkland, of our city,
Mr. CI irk la a Government employee
In the ciietom bo ao at Portland.
' C. G. !xtia our popular and auc
cenHf.il automobile man, hla wife and
It ' io;itlnr with Au;nnt Slriliig
niid family and Jo lllrmhhurg, the
bank -r, took a pleaiant tr? to Cn
end a, this w?ek. to bo Kone aevernl
d .ya. We wish them a good time.
tofflce.
tf.
While driving In their fine nw 'ar
near Dallaa, Sunday afternoon, Mr.
nn l Mra A. W. KIbIht, of Corvallla,
I lunged Into a bd P'a-e In the ro.td
w.th auch force a to hurt ..Mra Fish
er quite badly by Btrlklng her head
against the front acat The Ent.r
prise extendi li-arty iympathy.
vmir boo cheiki prlnfd early
The Knlerprlao office la oijulppod 10 you It wont coat you anything to
What camo nearly being a catas
While on vour camplnn trip don't ,,,,, .. nriwlv averted on the
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forget to tell the EdRor of the Enter-1 f (Urh Tfl(, r,,Hi(,.n-p, f Mr. Lawn
Friae to have your paper aent tolTr...iM ( aught fire about noon and.
of April, b, or baa been ao far, a
grtat bucci-bb for tue el'y.
lJur.ng the racta the band played
oa i t different o' tioiloiiB and the ui u
ale waa of a dims and quality that
b lowvil a greHt amount of muap al
J l.ilu mil nil. I 1. 1. rkl 1,1.1 1 V litllM I itm
Mil. Chief of ' " " ' '
wei us uomoii, yiw iivv
The band, aa la chara' terUed by
Ha naiiio and the cty to wt'l'h It
beloiiga, up to date in every way and
la Indebted lo no one for a contribu
tion of any description except for the
tisj of the ball In which they prac
tli-e, and for this they are heartily
r,iti-fiJl to .Mr Campbell.
Tho recent purchase of $i"5 worth
of band Instruments, from Frank !!
Holt-iii a-id Co., of Chicago, shoa the
personal Interest and integrity of the
Individuals who makee up the bund.
Thesn Instruments were bought by!
th members of the hand for them
i lvii without any help from either
the hand or outsldera.
Uurlng th! summer the band will
give a series of outside concerts
and. from time to time, will hold con
certs and Ice cream suppers to defray
the expense of pur hnslng uniforms,
which will he bought as soon aa the
nion"y la raised.
There are 23 members now In the
band Bnd with this number, together
with ths good members from Mon-
ail.,, w fc .ti.i.er- AwM-a. tin of the it ita of Oregon, for Polk Conn
fi:ed licr final account In the County ity. and baa Qualified u uch. V
Court of the Stite of Oregon, for Polk' All peraona having clalma a?alnst
County, aal that Monday tha 7tb. jlhe said esute are hereby notified to
A- . i.i..i,. ifilt mi th hour of preafnt the n-ma duly verified, to-
10, A. M. thereof, at the county court jf"ther with the proper vou hera there
room In the coi-niy court hotiso at ( fore to tha undersigned administratrix
fjjllan I'olk countr. Oriuton. has been ifct her residence in the City of In-
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oepernence, i-oik couniy, upto"i
within six montha from the date o!
thla notice. 1
Dated and first published, July 7th,
appointed aa Hie time and place, by
aald court for tae bearing of object
lone to the aald final account and the
attl'jinent thereof.
Mary E. Stansberry, Executrix of 1911
the t-Btate of Allen W. Ktansbcrry, de-
ceased
D. F. Swope, Attorney.
Ivy 0. Burton, Administratrix of the
estate of J. H. Burton, deceased.
B. F. 8wop Attorney.
do the w iik.
Jasper MfCalliHter went to Port
land lust Monday to celebrate the
Fourth.
have It sent.
Mr. Nelaon. who has been alck for
some time and baa been attended by
tir Huiler. Is about the same. We
through tho efforts of the family and
the neighbors, the fire was quickly
extinguished. Part of the roof around
the chimney was burned, but furth
er than that there was no dani
,!,. Th fire department waa
on
Mrs O. II. Cramer la Msltlng rp(.ovpry
Brilliant Barn Dance
Menlo Farm
One of the most brilliant social
events of the season was the barn
dance clven by Mr. and Mrs. FiBher
with the rest of his friends, hope for called out after the fire was under. at Menl0i their co.mtry home near Su-
rfi' lH-i r"7U H-i' III u W''W
a r.o ANnMOTHFR MAY NOT BE AS SPRY AS SHE USED TO
BE, BUT SHE IS IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH HER WORLD FOR ALL OF
THAT.
ti.. T.Ufiknnn uniabiH her to make as many calls aa ahe pleases.
nH in n snrts rtf weather. Formal aaUierinot have their place, but It ia
mouth, ani witn tne ame iea'ierBn , the many little intimate visits over tne teiepnone mat Keep poopie young
of Mr. Ernie Townaend, indepena- and interested. Grandmothers telephone visit do not atop with ner
own town. The Long Distanc Service of tne Bell Teiepnone uiKes
her to other towns, and allows reiativea and frienda to chat with ner
although hundreds of mllea away.
ence has a military band that would,,
do credit to any city.
friends In Portland. She will take In
the convention while tthere
I control, and they are to be congratu
latd on the shortness or me
... . , I rem.lred to get the fire carts to the
l ree uie xuuinuuuui iur nii i , . . .
,t F.'vr i:r.r: ;zj",xp rtr; r
4,ontT ,1)W j,, cro.(- Good buildings, fine ilv-
J Dornslfe and II. C. Clark have lg aprlng. excellent neighborhood.
nrn rhristlan mIh-CIoho lo church and a'-hcol. U bat a
, i iiri,.iwt Ibargulnn!"
tiioiiary i iiiiveiniun i .........
tlmo tlie fire was out.
ei.- fniiiiiir PealeHinte Ci.
luff - .j...
of Independence, has some very finn Moninouih or t!io I'o k County Keal-
linrgnlna. very cloao In. Thero la no ewtate Co., of Independence, cnn save
FOR SALE.
A team of chunkey, well made work
I linmeH III Ki) od condition, for gale for
Ihu Monmouth Heiileatate Co, of;0I,iv $50.0(1.
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Inqulro at the Enterprise oune.
better Invc-Btment.
Mr. L. Heiiard. of McMlnvlIlo.
u, ,..,,) iiw. i.'oiirt1i at the homes of
Mr. and Mrs. James Brown uml Mr.
mid Mrs. Fred Smith.
28 ncrca right In town, modern 6
room hoiiao in fUat class condition.
Splendid barn for 4 hows and 7 row
also milk house, laundry and chicken
houses. All in crop looks fine. Una
fruit, berries, etc. etc.
you mo;iey by buying land through
ftheui. They have very large Hats of
The Ladies' of the Methodist EllH-vry fin , bargains and you ahouid
copal Church will hold tH.dr Hweot""o '"''
r. u Fair on July 20. Suitable Vir. Good 1100 pound bUggy hr
Jill lan on ' "f - ,,, i,0 ,8 Km)(, KPIltl0 for n,nn
Mill X,, nnnoun.,,1 later. , Jn flne
llltlon. Owner will s 'II cheap. En-.
I quire at Entrrprise office. 6 1 1
Mosara I'ice and Culbronth, who
have boon looking for their horse
since tho first day of tho races, at
last located her over In Dallas. It
seems that the horse had gotten out
of the barn and, being scared by a
passing auto, at once vanished. Every
Inquiry was made In vain until a
friend, Mr. Brown, phoned that he
had soon her over in Dallas. Mr. Bice
Do You want to make more money?
"We want energetic salesmen in your
territory. Expense money advanced
For particulars address Albany Nurs
ery, (Inc.), Albany, Oregon.t4.
Let us make your abstract of title
for you. Satisfaction, guaranteed.
Brown & Sibley, Attorneys and Ab
eiracters, CIO Mill Street, Dallas, Ore
gon. 41-tf. ,
J. L. Bilyeu and family fame from
Al any this week to settle in our
beautiful llttla city. They purchased
tho A. F. Jones l roperty, consisting
of a hous and five lots in the north
ern imri of the oit.-. through the
Polk Co "ity Hcalestate Co. Let them
come, we have room for a great many
and will treat them well.
BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLE PICNIC
The Baptist Young People's Club
Invited the members of the Church
and the friends of the members to
Join them in 'celebrating the Fourth
of July.
On the morning of the Fourth about
nn r.t tha members and about that
at onoo went over and found that the i many friends of the Club, met In the
horse had been traded to Mr. Isac fir grove near the place where the
The Pacific States Telephone and
Telegraph Company.
Phillips and sheriff Grant are look
Ing for one, C. R. By n urn of McMlnn
bonus. Upon Mr. Bice's claiming the
horse, however, Mr. Phillips at once
turned her over to him and now Mr.
Phillips and sherrlff Crant are look-
vllle, by whom the horse was trad
ed to Phillips nnd to whom Phillips
gave a check: for the $20.
;- Government has been
work on the river.
. ...all
Everybody tooK T.n u ftnd Mr Clarence
filled with the good things of this.'"-
Best Service is in Demand
Everywhere and at all
times. That's why
ORKLAND'S
HARMACY
Should Interest you.
See Announcement Next Week.
doing some
ver. The dance was given to coi"i"e
niorate the completion of their new
barn, which Is one of the finest, three
storied barns in this part of the val
ley. A largs number of enthusiastic
guests asssembled on the third story
where the floor was good, the music
splendid and where every one had a
most excellent time.
An elaborate feast, was spread in
another part of the building, and
,when once enticed there, by the sa
vory smell of coffee, those who came
to "mince" remained to a big sun
pr and a second helping of ice
cream.
Those present at this affair were:
Mr nnl Mrs. Dr. Keene, of Silver-
ton, Mr. and Mrs. Air Loonage, vi
Spokane, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Meal, Mr. and Mrs. John Altof, Mr.
and Mrs .Tip Thurston. Mr. and Mrs.
Albert Tetherow, Mr. and Mrs. Emer
son. Mr. and Mrs. Joo James and
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Smith, all of Surer.
Misses FiHa and Elnnor McClain,
Miss Mable Adams. Miss Francis Ad
nm mioo Tennie Boothe. and Miss
Sihulti of Salem, Misses Geneveve
and Cecelia Wilcox and Miss Mable
Porterfield of Independence. Miss
Edith Wolverton and the Misses Ha
zel and Mable Lorence. of Monmouth.
Miss Nora Suver, Miss Mable Brown
and Miss Rena McCreedie, of Suver.
Messrs. Roacoe nnd Norris Ames,
Mr. Norton Cowden, Mr. Alfred A-
d;uns, Mr. Adolph Kerr, Mr. Hlpgens,
of Silverton. Mr. George Krebbs, Mr.
Frnnlr Kirklnnd, Mr. Morice Butler,
WE HANDLE THE THREE BEST GRADES OF BICYCLES MANUFAC
TURED, THE CHINOOK, RAMBLER AND EARA. ALSO ALL KINDS
OF BICYCLE SUNDRIES; AND MAKE A SPECIALTY OF THE
MOST DIFFICULT REPAIRING. ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
We also do repairing on Tinware. Guns, Etc.
world and after the lunch was over
those that were able participated in
all kinds of outdoor sports. The win
ners of the different contests were
rewarded with blue ribbons.
The prize winners were:
Ernie Ewing High Jump.
Paul Blacksto:e SO yard dash
and running high jump.
Frieda Campbell Little girl's race.
Edna Scott 25 yard dash for
girls and women.
Mrs. W. B. Barnett and Mr. Lalla
berthy were the only entries in the
heavy-weiglit class, in a 25 yard dash.
Mrs. Barnett won the blue ribbon in
this race, winning by about two yards
Watch Your Kidneys.
Their action controls your health.
Rend what Foley Kidney Pills have
done for your neighbor, Mrs. H. V.
Allen. Quincy. 111., says: "about a
year ago my kidneys began to bother
me.I hnd a swelling in my ankles ana
limbs, then headaches and nervous
dizzy spells, and later severe back
aches. I was getting worse, wnen i
began taking Foley Kidney Pills. I
kept on taking them until I was once
more freed of all kidney trouble.
Sold by Williams Drug Co.
Coneer. of Independence. Mr. Ed Hu-
ber, Mr Sam Morrison and -Mr. J. W.
McTnturff, of Monmouth. Mr. Walter
Kerr, Mr. Earl Brown, Messers Ray
and Walter McCreedie and Mr. Don
ald Bolter and Mr. Brinkley. of Suver.
M. E. CHURCH.
Regular services, both morning and
evening. Rev. J. H. Tufts will Preach
In the morning.
In the evening the pastor will
preach on. "The Great Liberty."
Sunday school at 10 A. M. Evening
song service at 7:30. All are welcome.
Rev. Tufts will also address a lTnion
meeting In the big tent at 3 P. M.
Old Fashioned Picnic.
A. M. Brown and wife, together
with Dr. Hewitt and family went to
Hopewell In Yamhill County, to spend
the Fourth. They returned to tell of
a grand, old fashioned picnic in a
l'irge and shady grove adjacent to
the town. Dinners wero spread upon
?iv frntind and when all had eaten
their fill, and some fuller, they ad
journed to the athletic field where th
ladles as well as the men, eugaged
in such sports as broad jumping, foot
racing, hurdliing. tugs of war and oth
er sports as only the Fourth of July
and a Jolly crowd can suggest. Then
Independence Meat Market
HAS LONG SINCE BEEN NOTED FOR QUALITY, AND THE
NEW MANAGEMENT IS DETERMINED TO KEEP UP THE
LONG ESTABLISHED REPUTATION OF THE HOUSE.
IF YOU ARE NOT ONE OF OUR MANY SATISFIED CUS
TOMERS IT'S YOUR FAULT.
WILL BLOCH,
Independence, - - , Oregon.
MILLIONS OF HOURS
SAVED TO WOMEN
With an. Electric Iron the week's
laundry la finished like magic
No running back and forth between
- ironing board and stove.
No sticking between iron and cloth
and no hot handles thlnga that go
with other Irons. ,
No fire of any kind to heat up the
house.
'Let us show you how to get one
easily. Just telephone Bell 41; Mu
tual 5010, and ASK US ABOUT OUR ...
NEW SPECIAL OFFER.
J. L. WHITE, Local Manager.
OREGON POWER Co.