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THE INDEPENDENCE ENTER PRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
PAGE FIVE
HOLIDAY GOODS
SHOP EARLY
A SWELL LINE OP HOLIDAY GOODS DIRECT FROM
NEW YORK CITY NOW ON DISPLAY. LADIES' HAND BAGS,
MANICURE SETS, TOILET 8ETS, SHAVING SETS, WORK
SETS, .IEWEL BOXES, SMOKERS'' 8ET8, TIE HOLDERS,
FLASKS, PERFUMES, MIRR0R8, CARD 8ET8, MILITARY
BRUSHES, HAT BRUSHES, ETC., AT PRICES TO SUIT EVERY
PURSE, COME EARLY WHILE THE LINE IS COMPLETE.
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
HUGO V. LOEWI
HOPS
Geo. W. Lwl, Manager.
Office 156 8. Commercial Stree
Salem, Oregon.
Correspondence Solicited.
Mr. Hock well was lu Portland thin
we-k attending the Duller Makers'
Convention. 1
O. II. 11111 of HoMolipru. win lii the
city ilnrliiK tlio latter piirt of the pro
ciidlnn woi'k. ;
Mm, J. I,. Ilitnun mid MIhh Anna
Addison visited in l'ottUtid Krltlay
unit Kuturduy. .
Mrs. Ceo. Hawkins, of Dallas,
Ih HPi-nding the week 't'd lit thi)
homo of li, h. Us' : '.
Holly Candy Do:: s, Stickers mid
Stumps, WnqilnK paper for al at
Craven & Moore's.
(Jeo, Slower und Mr. PaUon are
each uiakliiK preparations for the
erection of a new house.
Mrs. Wallace has heavy stamped
cuahlonaon heavy Cevnrh for35 cents
each. Call and see them.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
MlrroHcopeM lit H'daveii & Moore's,
Clcvu ItulilxBon Ih vHltlnr in L
li.imni. Thomas, In IiIh eccentricities, In a
H'Team.
It la to laiiKh ThouipHon'B Concert
Company.
XmaH stock now on mile at Craven
& Moore's. ' I
MIhh Mabel I'orterfleld Ib visiting
In Portland.
John Lnvcy of Parker, wim In the
city Monday.
I). L. IIoiIko of Saloiii. was in Ihe
rlty yeaterday.
Kills Ireland visited iu Corvallla
Friday and Saturday.
J. H. Cooper was In Portland the
fore part of the week.
JudR Wllaon wiib In Portland the
fore part of lh week.
Acoy Uolli'on visited hl paronlB
in Dallas IIiIh week.
Miss Kora Browne returned to her
school In Lyona Sunday.
11. F. Swope transacted business In
Dallaa iFrldny and Saturday.
I)ol Pomoroy and wife of Gray's during the latter part of the preced
lllver, Wn , are vlaltlng In town. , In week on account df ThunksglV'
hip.
Mrs, Kdith Owen-Davidson of Port
land, spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Owen.
Will Patton has begun work on his
new home neur Word Butler's. Finch
& Wood are the contractors.
Dr. L. W. Horn, Veterinary Sur
geon, Crowley Bros. Livery Bam, In
dependence, Ore. Both Phones.
Go to McBeth & WUtahlres for
tinning, plumbing, grinding, rubber
tires re Bt and new tires out on. t
Genevlve Cooper, who Is attending
the U. of O., spent Thanksgiving with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Coop
er. No school was' held In this city
Mr. and Mra. W. L. Bice visited in
Portland the fore pare of the week.
O. V. "McLaughlin has been making
marked Improvements on his farm
fin.. Vmna nraanntn u-hflA our
lines nr. complete. Craven & Moore. In"- the city during the summer and
fall.
Buy your tablets, ponclls, Ink, box
stationery, etc. at Craven & Moore's.
Dr. Duganns, Dentist, over lnds
fiendenoe National Bank. Both Phones Moore,
During the next ten days all hats
at Mrs. Himons will be sold at half
price. H-n
Xmas Books, Bibles, Toy Books,
Postnls, now on salo at Craven &
Moore's.
Iluber niark faced coin ."Hone with
Thompson's Concert Co. never falls
to please.
Man and wife want position on
raach. Itoth experienced. Call at
this office. 28-p
Mr. and Mrs. Sherm Hays will oc
cupy their cottage on Fourth street
this week.
Mrs. Rider of Salem, is visiting at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. A.
M. Brown.
Have you Seen those fine, llew
mantle clocks that Just arrived at
Kramer's?
TUBLLIS POLES FOR SALE inquire
or write to Paul Hanson, Iluena Vis
ta, Oi'i'Kon. iiS-p-33.
Now on display Toys, Dolls, Toilet
Sots, Manicure Sets, buy early while
the lines are complete. Craven &
Mr. Ben Chandler of Marshfield,
visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
V. J. Dnrnslfe from Thursday until
Sunday.
Once more we invite you to call
and Inspect the most complete line
of Xmas goods In the County. Craven
& Moore.
Go to McBeth & Wiltshire's for any
first class plumbing. Sanitary work
a specialty. Only experienced men
employed.
Mrs. Van Dornslfe gave a dinner
Saturday evening In honor of ber
guests, Mr. Chandler and her sister,
Miss Wilcox.
The other guests present were
Dean Walker and Geneveve Cooper,
who are alBo students at Eugene.
J. M. Murrey, who was one time
associated with the Bell Telephone
Go. here., was married recently In
Beverly, Mass. .
George Sloper has purchased the
corner lots where his home has been
THE GOOD THINGS
KIRKLAND'S Pharmacy
HAS TO OFFER EVERY DAY
AND MORE LIGHT AND
LIGHT FIXTURES, MIRRORS,
COMBS, BRUSHES, TOILET
PREPARATIONS, FOUNTAIN
PENS CHRISTMAS AN
NOUNCEMENTS LATER ON.
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OUR PRESCRIPTION DE
PARTMENT is our PRIDE
for several yows and will, build an
uttr.mtlvo home.
MIhh l'rnnces Dougherty returned
to nor home In Portland last, Tuesday,
alter a visit of unmo weeks with 'her
sister, Mra. P. M. Klrkland.
JCi-d K.Vohs Seals ar on salo at the
Klrkland Pharmacy at one cent each.
They will be .distributed among several;
b'iBlnefls firms during the week.
Sut vlei s at. the Catholic church
next Hunday morning at 11. Sermon
from the Gospel. Second Sunday of
Advent. K veiling service at 7:30.
- Several members of the Elks lodgo
chartered the launch "Louise" Sun
day afternoon and went to Balom,
where a special meet lug was held.
Uean Walker ramo from Portland
Friday morning, where he took part
In the foot ball game between Ore
gon and Multnomah on "Turkey Day.'
Win. F. Good of Monmouth and Mis
Ada Hayes of Trent, wore married
recently at L'tigene, according to the
"Koglsler" published in the university
city.
Lot us make your abstract of title
for you. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Brown & Sibley, Attorneys and Ab
traders, 610 Mill Street, Dallas, Ore
gon. 41-tf.
Maurice Butler and Frank Klrkland
returned to Portland Monday to re
mane their school work, after having
spent Thanksgiving at. their homes
here.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Conkey enter
tained "The Owls'' one night last
week. The hich scores were- made
by Mrs. S. li. Walker and Dr. W. K
Allln.
We are in receipt of a copy of Sil
verton's new . paper, Sllverton Jou
nal, published by Fred Warnock. It
Is a twelve page paper with eight pag
es patent.
Miss Ct-cele Wilcox, formerly of
this place, now teaching school at
Springfield, visited with her sister,
Mrs. Van Dornslfe from Thursday un
til Sunday.
O. Kloyd expects to put in one
of the latest equipped machines in
his shop soon and otherwise fit up
the Bhop to meet the demands of his
increasing patronage.
Toy engines, Electric Toys, Toy
Cats, Dogs, Trunks, Dishes, Rocking
Horses. HornB. Drums, Autos, Balls
Tops, Doll Beds, Xmas Tree Decora
tions at Craven & Moore's.
The old bakery building, which
has stood on Main Street since In
dependence was an Infant la be
ing moved to make room for the
new hotel and bank building.
Anyoie having residence property
in Independence and who would like
to exchange for real property paying
?ood Interest, will do well to call at
this office and inquire about it
Mrs. V. J. Dornslfe returned home
Thursday from a visiting friends in
Portland. She also visited her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, formerly
of this place, now living at Centralla,
Oregon.
O. B. Trasli Is In the city again
this week. Mr. Trask sees a great
Improvement In Independence since
his last visit to this city. Gus was
formerly In the livery business at
Stayton. i .
An effort is being made on the
part of the Commercial Club to get
a Baw mill established in Independ
ence, and a committee Is taking the
matter up with the C. K. Spauldlng
Logging Co. , :
A large number of the K. of P.
boyB and their wives chartered the
lunch "Louise" Tuesday evening
and went to Salem to attend the
district convention. An excellent
time Is reported.
U. L. Upson delivered two lectures
at the Star theater Monday and Wed
nesday evenings, showing views of
the Panama Canal, and affording con
siderable information regarding the
construction of 'the same.
L. H. Doollttle of Lebanon, has
been looking over the city for a few
days with a view of embarking in the
harness business. He is favorably
Impressed with the opportunity and
may return to make his future home
here.
BUY EARLY;
Remember the early Christmas Shopper gets his pick
of the assortment J We have just received a ship
ment of Holiday Goods including Silverware,
Cutlery, Sporting Goods. We are always
pleased to show goods whether we
sell you anything or not.
J. D. H I BBS & CO.
INDEPENDENCE,
OREGON
FOR SALE A horse, buggy, har
ness and curt.- Inquire 'at this office.
28-P-3L
In other towns, returning to resume
' work on Monday.
I,
Mr. Edwards of the Independence
Work on the new hotel building is i Garage, was In Portland on business
pro; reusing rapidly. Mr. purvlne, the j last week.
contractor who has the work in charge Pearl Fish back of Monmouth, waB
is bending every ffort to have the j in the city Saturday, looking after
building completed by the time the his sister's interests in the Enter-! a comparatively one-sided game. The
new bank is ready for it. If . prise piano contest, which closed on ! scorn Is rertortted to be 30 to 5
Mrs. Geo. W. Dunn of Ashland, la
visiting her sister, , Mrs. Sherman
Hays. She will remain in the city
for several days.
The Independence Foot-ball team
went to Corvallis Thanksgiving day
and met the High School team In
this is Impossible they will open Saturday
in temporary quarters for a time.
On tomorrow evening, Deq. &th,
will occur the regular election of !
officers at the M. W. A. camp, and '
all members of the local lodge are re- j
quested to be present. If every
member of the lodge will make it a
point to be on hand, there will be I
a good time after the business is !
over. I
r
i iu favor of Corvallls.
Guy McKnlglit has Bold his clean
ing and pressing parlors In this city
to S. D. Miller of Corvallls, and on
Wednesday went to Dallas where
he will engage in the same busi
ness. Mr. Miller is an experienced
man at the business and will prob
ably get his share of the local
trade.
J. G. Mcintosh Is making arrange
ments to build a new home on the
tract of land he recently purchased
from Wm. Smith. He expects to have
a Iflne poultry farm before many sum
mers pass. The plans and specifica
tions for the new home are complet
ed and the building will be ready in
s'x'y days.
The Needle Craft of the Presby
terian church held a very successful
bazaar In the opera house last Fri
day and gave a delightful entertain
ment in the evening. The occasion
was a success in every respect, and
swelled the treasury of that society I
coiBlderably, besides affording great
pleasure to all who attended-
Congressman W. C. Hawley of Sa
lem, was In the city Saturday. Mr.
Hawl?y started Monday for Washing
ton, D. CI, and came over to say
good bye to his friends in Independ
ence, of which there are many. He
has made good in Washington, and
this congressional district may well
feel proud of Its representative.
I The 17 year old son of J. W. Rog-
ers was seriously burned on the right
sida of his face Saturday while mak
ing syrup candy. His condition was
such that medical attention was nec
essary and the family physician was
called to dress the wound.
One of the most successful Thanks
giving balls ever held iu this city
was held on Thursday night of last
week, given for the benefit of the
local foot-ball team. The attendance
was good and order first class, both
df which are requisites for a good
time.
The Independence Monmouth Ry.
Co. has recently made improvements
in the equipment of the road, and ac
commodations for the traveling public
are better provided than ever before.
The Improvements were made neces
sary by the increased travel on that
road.
The ladles of the M. E. church
will hold their annual bazaar and
fair In the church parlors today and
tomorrow, and they will also give
entertainments in the auditorium
room' In the evening of each day of
the fair. The program promises to
be well worth the price of admission,
which has been fixed at 10 and 15
cents. :
To Hold Chrysanthemum Fair
The Ladies of the M. E. church
will hold their annual Chrysanth
emum Fair and Bazaar in the church
parlors, Dec. 8th and 9th.
Friday eveuing a program will be
given witj Prof. E. F. Biddel of the
Willamette University, as reader, as
sisted by locnl musical talent.
Admission 10 and 13 cents. Re
freshments will be served during the
afternoons and evenings.
Are You Going to Build?
Let us give you a price on your lum
ber and mill work." Everything fur
nished direct from mill to consumer.
Write or telephone and wo will call
on you.
Dallas Lumber & Logging Company,
Dallas, Oregon. 20-tf.
Foley Kidney Pills
Tonic in action, quick in results.
Will cure any case of Kidney or
bladder disorder no', beyond the reach
of medicine. No need to say more.
For sale hy Williams Drug Co.
Several of the city teachers spent
Thanksgiving at their different homes
' OXEriL
The all absorbing question at this season of the year is
What Am I Going to Give
My Friends for
CHRISTMAS
WE HAVE PROVIDED
MENT OF
AN UNUSUALLY LARGE ASSORT-
Holiday Novelties
WHICH ARE NOW ON DISPLAY, ALL MARKED IN PLAIN
FIGURES. REMEMBER THAT OUR "CASH STORE" PRICES
WHICH "CREDIT STORES" CANNOT MATCH, APPLY TO
HOLIDAY GOODS AS WELL A3 TO ALL REGULAR LINES.
Dolls, Games and Picture Books
For the Children "
Dressing Cases, Manicure Sets, Mil
itary Sets, Cuff and Collar Boxes
and AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF NOVELTIES SUITABLE FOR
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS for OLDER PEOPLE.
You'll contribute, just as much to the Good 'Cheer that pre
vails during the Holidays If you give your friends
PRACTICAL PRESENTS
Articles of every day use tha they need. DRESS GOODS, CLOTH-"
ING, SHOES, BLANKETS, COMFORTS, UNDERWEAR.
Barnes Cash Store
SALEM,
OREGON
Free iShow
Thompson's Concert Company WILL be
here for One Week Commencing .
Monday Night, December II
AT THE OPERA HOUSE
Independence
Will produce a series of shows consisting of
Monologues,' Songs, Buck and Wing Dancing,
and one act Comedies that will make you laugh
The best cure for the blues is in not failing to
attend these performances. Lightning teeth ex
tracting on stage during each of the performances.
FREE TO ALL
for backache, rheumatism, kidney or bladder trouble, and urinary irregularities. ,
Foley Kidney Pills are tonic in action, quick in results. Refuse substitutes.
WILLIAM8 DRUG COMPANY. J