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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1912)
f EIGHT PAGES THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON. PAGE FIVE CVWJTfUNG-v mmmm pHE large number of A pretry women who have dealt at this store has taught us what is positively the best for the toilet table. Consequently we aro ablo to tvo you all the articleH that other women aro using successfully Some of our Harmony Cold Cream, 50c Violet Dulc Cream, - 30c Rexall Almond Cream, 23c WILLIAMS I LOCAL AND PERSONAL Dr. Duganne, Dentist, over lnd.J p endeno National Bank. Both phone , i 8. II. Edwards and wife were in Portland Friday and Saturdiy. I'rofeasor Uuell moved hla family to Itlekreall thin week. Kills Ireland U Buffering from a Mon on his right hand. OAK WOOD FOR SALE. 8. Muhl man. Phono 665. Miss Church, a former teacher of the Independence schools, visited lu the city this week. Dr. L, W. Horn, Veterinary Sur geon, Crowley Bros. Livery Barn, In dependence, Ore. Both Phonas. The Carnival arrived In the cty Sunday and hi.e put up their tents on the river bank near the ferry land ing. It. C. Staata met with good success In the races at Suver last Saturday, tils little horse winning every rice In j its class. We Are now taking orders for slab !"where theY w Bl?nd the n0 of wood at 13.00 per cord delivered In , the summer, city limits The Chas. K. SPwHUng ; Logging Co. i - T' Murphy's house In North In- I dependence presents a vrey much im- K. II. Knox and wife expect to , Pn)ved appearance with its new corV start next week for Brletenbush of Pa,lt from roof to basement. springs where they will spued a few woi ks. . 'J Drcxler nnd Alexander are making some improvements in their store room preparatory to receiving a infge' line of goods. According to reports from different parts of the country the rain lnnt Week iid no.rlHiure to he crops.Aif alfa Is said to have become lodged in some places but to no aerlous' extent. 1 t in In a Position to do atll kinds of well drilling. Can make a 3-inch l ole in dirt, gravel or rock and also Juive a iwriiine to make a hole from 10 vi 32 Inches In dirt or gravel. Any wishing work done in my line will save money by calling on F. M. IliiBaell. Phone 2221. I A DRUGGIST'S WORD A druggist's word sould be aa good as his bond. In recommend- Ing a medicine or drug sundry he should not be Influenced to rec ti ommend an impure article because his profit is larger on it than one he knows 'to be actually better for his customer. A druggist who will do such an act Is not worthy of his profession, nor of the confidence and patronage of the public. IT IS ONLY NATURAL that the general public Is not In a position to knew the merits and lemerits of the various artic- Ie8 found In drug stores. Consequentlyyou, aa one person of J expert, concentous advice when you buy a drugstore article, T about which you know very little and which can be of great ben- T efit or the opposite, according to Its actual value. We want you to feel that you can, put absolute confidence in what we say about anything in our line, and that when we rec- ommend a hair brush, a face cream or a family remedy aa being J. a meritous article we are not doing so for our own profit gain, but $ because our KNOWLEDGE and experience have led us to say $ only that what we believe to be true. We do aa we would be don I by. I Kirkland's Pharmacy I specialties! Oriental Cream, - $LSO DeMcridor Cream, 25c Witch Hazel Cream, 25c DRUG CO. Laxativ Tablet. Arthur Allen of Rlckerall was in tbo , city on business Tuesday. " H. C. Whjtlock of Silvertun, visited In the city Sunday. -A- Prof. F. 8. Houghton of McMlnn vIlle, was in the city Monday. Dr. Fisher of Airile, was In the city Mandrv. Thos. Warren, who sold his frnn econtly, expects to make his future no,ile 1" the atate of Viuhington. Mrs. J. W. Rlchrrdaon spent most of last week with her parents in Cor vallls. J, J. Williams has been making aome improvements on his country home north of this city. J. Wayne Baker and wife of Salem, Pont Sunday with Mr. cid Mrs. Sherman Hayes. C. W. Richardson and.'amlly re turned this week from Wyoming where they have been visiting for a month. Mrs. J. L. Jmpenon and family de parted Tuesday for Cletherall, Minn., Dr, Helsley will be at the J. N. Jones residence on Railroad street, In the v m., Mwiday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. Phone 7912. Treatment canbe had r.t the home of the patient if preferred. Dr. Hels ley is a graduate of the A. T. Still School of Osteopathy. Consultation and examination free. Neskowin, that delightful summer resort is better than ever this year. Three store buildings are "ow under construction, nt water system and other betterments. Summer visitors will be able to get everything they want at lowest prices and will be af forded more conveniences than eyer. Tents, cots,' etc., for rent ci'id every thing that the henrt could desire. De cide now to come to Neskowin. Dr. Allln, Dentist, Cooper Bldg. , I), Tulop of Kansas City, Xo., wad In lie cltty Saturday, W, EaMtniun and wlf,of I'lu.vlllo, Win. Wel'a in tlio city ijutuiuiiy. fe V. U(!)H of Haloiu, was In the city Sunday. Jf. C. Miller of Hampton .Oregau, wus n the clly Sunday. W. II. Uancy of S.'iloin transacted biiHlneHS in the city Monday. fr ail. WllBon of 8ttem,wan in the city the fore part of the week. 4, Miss Marie Church is vlnltiig at the home of Mrs. Heath. 4 C. W. Sloan of Newberg, visited In the city the fore part of the week R. F. Foster and wife of Canton, visited In the city the fore part of the week. E. M. Ward and wife of Forest Grove were Independence visitors the fore part of the! week. Mrs. Will II. Blo-h returned to Ash 'and Wednesday ,and was accompanied by Mies RoUnson. ' Obersoni fcro-V., Dray team indulged 1u a little runaway, but did no oer lous dumrjye. Mlsa Sarepta Richardson return ed from Dallas, Saturday, where she httj been visiting friends. II. C. Miller, formerly of this city, now of Bend, Oregon, wuts to town Wednesday. Elden S. Paik of Poriand, vlsitted his fur.her, W. H. park, thei fore part of the week. Several from here are attending the G. A. R. Encampment U Salem this week. M. L. Waring of Salem, was regis tered n:nong th? guests at the hotel Lerona this week. Mrs. Frank Basher of Ontario, vis ited at the home of Allen K. Chase a few diiys this week. ; . Mlsa Daman of Salem, visited with her preen ts, Mr. and Mrs. L. Damon, the fore part of the week. Mrs. L. H. Fischer and daughter, Louise, of Suver, are in the city to attend the races. H. F. Parsons, Coos County Civil Engineer, is visiting with E. M. Blin 1b for a few days. Mlsa Millie Hr.ison of Pendleton, Is visiting her cousin, Mrs Laura Warren, in the city. She expects to remain here several weeks. Frank Klrkland and Maurice Butler, who .hn.'e been attending school in Portland returned home to spend thei vacation. G. W. DeWltt and wife of Seattle, arrived in the city last week and will spend the suiiinur with his slsfer, Mrs. Bertha Ferguson. E. E. Paddock a tended the Com niey.icement' exercises at the Normal Sen col In Monmouth Wednesday after noon. Don throw away your broken um brella, but tnke it to Anderson's Bicycle shop and he It made as good as new. For Bicycles, Sundries, and general repairing go to Andersons Bieycle shop on Monmouth St. prices reason able and all work guaranteed. The Loyal Temperance Legion will hold a social in the M- E. church Sat urday evening. A program will be rendered and Ice cream BpXved.Every body come. Of the graduates at the Monmouth Normal School Wednesday we notice the names of Miss Mabel Ellis and Miss Stark, both Independence! young ladles. a electrial storm Wednesday ev ening was followed by a heavy down pour of rt'in which lasted almost all day yesterdrty. It came greatly to the disappointment of the Driving 'lub, and those in attendance. ' D . J.R. T. Bell of Corvallis was in he city Monday on his way home "v in Monmouth where lie ' j reached the Baccalaureate Sermon Sundsiy While in the city he visited his daughter Mrs. f. W. Richardson. FOR SALE 37 acres located close In. Good improvemfints and all kinds of fruit, 8-room house, tarn and other buildings. A bargain at $9000, which includes farm implements. O. A, Hawktos of Dallas, was in jth city Thurwhy. W. K. Williams of Airily wan n the city Wednesday. ' Heven room hous for rent. Inquire of H. II. McKlinurry. n2. W, A. MfHuwr of McMlnnvIlle, wan In the city yesterday. 1 CM plants for sale, 2o cents a hu.idrcd. 8. 'MuhlertiaA pi. Minn Madeline Chase departed this week for River Side, Cal. Mrs. Dole I'omeroy Is visiting her mother, Mrs. E. 8. Owen. ' Mrs. J. E. Hubbard visited in Port land a few dts last week. Captain Frank Sklnmer of Sj!em, Is In the city during the races. Geo. Hlnkle of Corvtlls, was in the city this week renewing avquaint- ances. Wm. Rowell of Rickreall, wm W the city this week, haying been chosen starter in the racea. Messrs. Peterg and Hunt, the piano and sewing marine men of 8aiem, were in the city yeaterday. Miss Emmu Hinkle, a teacher in the Corvallis public school, was visiting friends here this week. W. H. Powell, an attorney from Portlirid, was in the city Wednes day. Mr. Powell was formerly prin cipal of the Independence schools. Prof. Geo. Murphy and wife of Granger, Wash., visited relatives in the city Wednesday. Prof. Murphy is an Independence boy and is now Superintendent of Schools at Grang er. Dr. C. F. Fryer and wife and his sister, Mrs. Dr. T. C. Campbell, of Cfetle Rock, Wash., are visiting at Che home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Fryer. Dr. Fryer and Mrs. Campbell were reared In this city, end have many friends here who are pleased over their success in life. This is bargain week at the Enter prise. Until further notice we will send the paper to any address for only $1.00 per year. Call now and take' advantage of the low rates. In addition to this we will furnish the Semi-weekly Journal, Portland, Ore gon, for 75 cents per year, making both pcpere only $1.75 per year. Mrs. Lela Love, wife of Wiley Love, farmer living near Covene Ga., says "I have tefcan Foley Kidney Pills and find them to be all you claim for ther Theygove almost instant relief when my kidneys were sluggish and inact ive.I cheerfully recommend them to all sufferers from kidney troubles." Williams Drug Store. ENDS HUNT FOR RICH GIRL Often a hunt for a ri:-b wife ends when the wwa 'i,edt: ;i uoiinui win uses ElectrlcBitte's.jjirr.ii',' new.-3 tell in a bight brain and even temper.Her ruby lips and peachbloom complexion result from pure blood; her bright eyes from restftil sleep; elastic step from firm, free muscles, all telling of the health md strength Electric Bit ters give a woman.cttd the freedom from indigestion,' backache, headache, fnintlng and dizzy spells they promote Everywhere they are woman's favorite remedy. If weak or ailing try them. 50 cents at all druggists. We Furnished the Lumber for m m The Independence High School, Independence Odd Fellows Building, QUOTE YOU New Independence Hotel, Monmouth High School, . ON ALL Corvallis High School. rtim .nr,n Perrydale School, Lincoln School. YOUR LUMBER Andand Prices Got gjobs. UrMaterial AND MILL WORK? A POLK COUNTY PRODUCT Dallas Lumber & Logging Co., DALLAS, - - - - - OREGON - 1 TOtna PAINT? IF YOU ARE COINO TO PAINT THAT HOUSE, REMEM BER THAT WE HAVE THE PHOENIX PAINT GUARANTEED 100 PER CENT PURE. THE BE8T THAT THE MARKET AF FORDS. WE AL80 CARRY EVERYTHING IN JOHNSON'S WOOD FINISHES, WOOD DYE, UNDERLAE, AND KLEEN FLOOR. TRY A FREE 8AMPLE OF THE PREPARED WAX ON YOUR FURNITURE, AND BE CONVINCED OF ITS MER IT. FOR INTERIOR WORK WE HAVE DECORET IN ALL 8I2E J. D. HIBBS & CO. INDEPENDENCE, Helped To Keep Down Expenses. Mrs. J. E. Henry, Akron, Mich.,telis how she did so: "I was bothered with my kidneys and had to go naeriy dou ble. I tried a sample of Foley Kidney Pills td they did me o much good that I bought a bottle, and feel that they saved me a doctor's bill Will lams Drug Store. CASTOR I A - For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of There can be only one both aim to get it. You -want the Groceries that best the give food that please your WE SELL ONLY TIP TOP TH'.t WE MAY GET YOUR ITEM WE SEND OUT of the quality of the other8 we tip top value always, our aa rapidly as It does ephone a trial order. FLUKED tn OREGON DON'T BREATHE DUST Use Sweeping Cemyouad. "Cedaurlne- for floors and lln0lleum, "No Dusf'for carpets and rugs. Manufactured by Cresecit Chemical Co., Portland, Ore gon. For sale by Bice, & Calbreath, Independence, Oregon. Try a lew pounds, it is not expensive. BEAUTY PARLORS MISS ORA POAGE Scalp and siia specialist; hair dressing, marcel wav ing, manicuring,, chiropody; super fluous hair, warts and moles perma nently removed; combings bought and made up. We make a specialty of hair dyeing. 318-319 U. S. Bank. Phone 1690. Salem, Oregon. Do not Buffer with headache. Dr. Miles' AnM-Pain Ptlle wil m m m m CI m it m va the Tip Top of excellence. We clever an successful housewife, the greatest results l your family and visitors. QUALITY IN GROCERIES SO TRADE AND RETAIN IT. EVERY IS AN ADVERTISEMENT. possess. If we did not maintain business would not continue to grow Inspect our extensive stock or tel- JOHNSON 1 1.t..t44 4'liHtHfrfr4H