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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1912)
eemHew ... "M'.1 V I. ... ) . - ! --. .. TEN PAGES THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON PAGE FIVE Special Having bought a lot of Razors, Hones and Strops at an extremely low price, we offer you for a short time A Guaranteed Razor, A Hone and A Strop at the low price of $1.35 See Our "Window WILLIAMS DRUG CO. L OCAL - PERSONAL Cooper Bldg. , HARDWARE. "Stork" pants Variety Store. Dr. Allln, Dentist, J D. HIBBS A CO. Tnrle your old furniture for new at A. M. Brown's. Willis Miller of Portland, was In the city yesterday. W. M. Harvey and wife, of Mon mouth were lu the city Tuesday. Dr. Duganne, Dentist, over Inde pendence National Bank. Both Phone Logg'ng Co, J. M. Gentry has JuBt finished a new barn on bin place eaBt of the city. J D. HIBBS & CO., HARDWARE. Wood for sale. Inquire of Hanna Iirothers. Tablets, noto books, School Books, etc., Craven & Moore. at the Peoples' Blce & Calbreatb have a nice new hIku across the front of their store, the handl-work of Albert Sperling. We are now taking orders for slab wood at $3.00 per cord delivered In city limits -The Chas. K. Spaidtng- Bicycles are by no weans out of date. See Anderson, M on mouth St., about it. Everybody Is a stranger to every bond in Independence now, but In a couple of weeks conditions will have changed. Dr. L. W. Horn, Veterinary 8ur geon, Crowley Bros. Livery Barn, In dependence. Ore. Both Phone. No one complains of not being able to find work now. The other fellow hits renson to complirfn because he ' cant' get help. Wanted. Hopplckera at Mrs. J. H. Burton's yard one mile from town. Conveyance and crates furnished. Ap ply Mt omce. Phone 914. N. Elklns neid J. M. Gentry went to (Corvallls the latter part of the pre ceding week to work in the hop yard for J. S. Cooper of this city. Hunk Mtsttlson and wife who have been at Wllhoit for a couple of weeks It Is sisld that the Jap yard near this city has been abandoned on ac count of mould, and that little or no hops will be taken from the yard this season. J D. HIBBS A CO., HARDWARE. D, V. Bwope wus in Dullas Wednes dir. For School Supplies go to Craven & Mooro. Miss Kora Browne is visiting with friends In Salem. OAK WOOD FOR SALE. 8. Muhlt man. Phone CSS. School books, pencils, pens, note books, etc. ('raven & Moore. Mr. and Mrs. White of Sodem, vis ited in the city Wednesday evening. A. C. Moore goes to Portland next week to buy new goods for their stor 'C. T. McDevIt and wife of Corval lis, were here one day this week. T. II. Shepherd of Raymond, Wash, was in the city Wednesday. Jas. Johnson of Snlem, was here on business and pleasure this week. Irene DcArmond of Vale, is visiting In the city. i Chas. Thompson, of Portland, was in the city on business yesterday. Antolns Delorla, Postmaster at Oar den, Mich., knows the exert facts when he speaks of the curative va lue of Foley Kidney Pills. He says: "From my own experience I recom mend Foley Kidney Pills, as a great remedy for kidney trouble. My fu:h er whs cured of kidney disease and a godd many of my neighbors were cured by Fuley Kidney Pills." Wll Hims Iirug Store. An Expensive Drop Chas. Gabrlelsan of Salem, wa the city on business yesterday. In It Is absolutely certain that A. Anderson Is the man to buy your bl- i bicycles and bicycle sundries from, See hliu at the shop on Monmouth Street. He makes the price. 1 The firm of Conkey, Lehman & Walker, Is no more, Messrs. Conkey 1 and Walker having recently purchwied city, Airs. Lehman's Interest In the store, ,and hereafter the firm name will ap- ' peir as Conkey & Walker. i ' M. J. and J. O. Smith havt rented j their , farm near Monmouth to Stan I ley Cook of Polk station for term I of years, and will move to Portland ta ! a few weeks. They will sell off their personal property at public sale, at the home plure, on Saturday, Septem ber 21. Geo. W. Rohrbough of Albany, was In the ci'y Wednesday. P. II. Swabb of Albany, wan in the city on business Wendensday. X W. Jason and wife of Corvallls, visited In the city Wednesday. F. E. Dadele of Wells, was in the city one day this week. Wm. Hnusman of Eugene, visited In the city yesterday. C. T. Brown of Eugene transacted business In Independence one day this we?k. C, L. Wynn of Eau Claire, Wis., is In the city and made us a pleasant cai'l last evening. B. L. Barry of Portland, the Home Insurance man, has been in the city this week. Hon. J. S. Cooper went to Cor vallls yesterday to look after his in terests. The building recently vacated by A. Nelson hns been improved this week and a candy factory will soon be tistabllshed therein. Jeff Krebs has charge of the dance hall at the Wlgrlch yard and is glvln two free dances a week. A small fee Is charged for the Saturday night dances. Dr. D. G. Rempel of Dallas, was here yesterday looking for an op por'unlty to open an office Bind prac his profession, Chlropratic, in the He may decide to locate here. H. 1L. White, G. C. Smith and Har ry Cooklnghrcn of Rlckreall, were In the city Wednesday on business. Mayor Eldrldge was in Salem on business yesterday. Curt Jones of La Fayette arrived i the city Tuesday to see how the hop picking Is going on. C G. Long Is the busiest merchant Is Oregon, now engaged in merchan- NOTICE. Came to my enclosure on Thursday, August 22, 1912, one span of horses, slwk and bay. The owner Is requested to call, pay cost of ad' vr'lslng and take the same away. D W. Haley. Mr. Hiram Jones had Just returned from a personally conducted tour of Europe, "I suppose," commented a friend "that when you were in England you did as the English do and dropped your H's." "No," moodily responded the re turned traveller, "I didn't. I did as the Americans do. I dropped my V's and X's." Then he slowly meandered down to the bank to see if he couldn't get the mortgage extended. September Llpplncott's. A Lucid Explanation. "That's a terrible noise In the nursery, Mollle," said her mUtress. "What is the matter? Can't you keep the baby Quiet?" "Sure, mum." replied Mollle, "I can't keep him quiet unless I let him make a noise." September Lippin-cotts. A laod of Independence boys went t Salem l;t evening to take in the city and night attractions of the fair. i Mrs. H. E. Browne and daughter, Miss Vivian, are visiting at the State Fair todary. It Will Pay You ZiXSl Peoples Variety Store m Before Bnylnrf Elsewhere ' Our Goods are all New, First-Class and Up-to-Pate COME IW IMP SEE IV. H.Sr E. R Jilice Park Co. Dr. Helsley will be at the J. N. Jones residence on Railroad street, In the at m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday of each week. ph0ne 7912. Treatment canbe had at 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. School Books. We wish to call attention of par ants and pupils to the fact that cash must accompany all orders for school books this year. We must pay cash for these books, and as we make no profit on them we must re ceive cash when purchase is made. Craven A. Moore. Brown's Pharmacy. CASTOR I A For Infanti and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of SB urrv ofm$Worlet READ PICTURES INSTEAD OF TYPE returned a fewdays ago, much pleased dlsing t the Wlgrlch ranch. Dr. j with the place as a resort. Mrs. E. H. Sloan and two child ren, Paul and Kate, have rented a cottage at Newport for a two weeks' stay, nnd write thntt they are having a good time. Dunsmore is head clerk and seems to j be about as busy as the proprietor. O. T. Murphy claims the distinct Ion of growing the most hops on the least number of hills. In his yard lmt Thursday, five boxse were gath ered from sflven hills. Old growers several or independence people went tell us that large yields have jeen to flaiem during the week to attend made In other yards, but this beats the State fair. Rain and hopplcking Wiythlng we have heard of this year, did sot seem to hinder the success of and the Murphy yard is probably the the fair this year. banner yard. SICK ROOM HELPS of every description are here for those who need them. Some, such as Hot Water Bags Syringes and Sterilized Cotton should be In every home for use In emergencies. The Independence Rural Mall Car olers, after octooer l, laiz, will re- j celve an additional $ 100 per year to their snt'ary. The carriers have ask ed for a $200 Increase in salary Fnd hive received $100. Eventually the salary will be Increased all over the United States. T. X.. Parks, of Murnsyvllle, Ga., Roue 1, Is In h's 73rd year, and was recently cured of a had kidney and bladder trouble. He says himself: "I have suffered with my kidneys. My back ached and 1 was annoyed with bladder irregularities. I can truthfully say, one 50c bottle of Foley Kidney Pills cured me entirely." They contain no habit forming drugs. WillHms Drug Store. ' At This Drug Store You can get the best goods in this line at reasonable) prices. Our stock Is complete. Our leading lines are Johnson & Johnson's and Aseptic Products Co. goods. It will pay you to look over our goods and prices when buying anything In this line. i BROWN'S PHARMACY Successor to P. M. Kirkland 4 II4''1 Diamond mounting Stones set In Platinum Claws are the Latest, Best and Safest. Let me examine your stone an honest opinion will cost yoo nothing. . Mountings and Settings For Agates and Moonstones Made To Order - See my suggestions In Rings Brooches, Tie Pins, Charms, Pendants, Etc. Solid Gold, 6old Filled or Sterling. If you have brought some stones home from the coast, bring them In. Row's Jewelry Shop "IVhera a Dollar Dots It's Duty", PHONE 7811 j 200 Cartoons Tell Hero Than 200 Columns The World's Best Each Month Cartoons from dailies and weeklies published in mis country, London, "Duouni. fans, ttarlu Munich, Vienna, Warsaw, Budapest, St. Peters- Durp, Amsterdam, Stuttgart, 1 unn, Koine, Lisbon. Zurich. Tokio. Shanghai. Sydney. Canada, and South America, and all the great cities of the world. Only the 200 best out 01 8.0WI cartoons each month, are selected. A Picture History of World's Events Eseh Mosth CAMPAIGN CARTOONS-Followthe campaign in ' Cartoons " and watch the oppos ing parties caricature each other. VCARLV SUBSCRIPTION $1.10) SINOLC COPT IS. Om tiee sunpfe copy will be mailed by IrMrtiiiii? the pub. tuner, n. n.winLKHJK, ill w. wujungxooatfeel, UHlCAGO ASK YOUR NEWSDEALER Hanna Block, D. D. GOOD INDEPENDENCE, OREGON LET US URGE YOU to give our meats a fair trial. We have your best Interests at heart as well as our own, for we cannot hope 'to hold you as our cus tomer If we do not please you with our wares and our treatment We aim to serve ecch patron alike, whether the orders come large or small. We have one quality the best; one price the lowest consistent with such quality. Call or phone. Either way, you'll be treat ed right. FRED BLOCH Our Feed Will Put GO into ay Ilorse to whom it is given regularly. Because It is the SOUNDEST, RIPST and CLEANEST Feed to be had. You know that good eating improves a man's physical condition. Learn what good eating will do for your horse by giving him our feed. Independence Seed & Feed Store "THEY HAVE IT" POLK'S' Winfred Ball, running an automoblli in the country south of town Sunday nieht. collided with Jo Kizr'B h,..rrv OREGON and WASHINGTON throwing the driver out with con siderable force and the vehicle was demolished. MILLINERY IT WISH to extend thanks to those who so liberally patron ized me the past season, and as another season is opening I EXTEND A HEARTY INVITATION TO ALL TO VISIT MY STORE AND WHETHER YOU BUY OR NOT, YOU ARE ALWAY8 WELCOME. I have engaged a First Class Trimmer for the Fall Season and expect to do everything I can to give my customers what they want and AT PRICES THEY WON'T OBJECT TO. MISS WHITE will be with me. She comes very higly recommend ed as being First Class. Mrs. Bascue's Millinery Store on C Street This picture of despair illustrates the man who bought a cheap harness that was always broken. A terrible example. Avoid his mistake. Get the right kind. It won't be expensive, either. Give you handsome, durable, reliable wagon, buggy or cart harness, warranted as to material and workmanship at a very low price. Heart Disease Almost Ffcsl U YeruMf GsVl "Mr slasjaMar. w lSk-Ue yaet ejs, iws MrteSsMi wft ksart truk sUm was so W4 we asal fes plans bar bsd sear s iriadsw s ska could get her breath. One docter said, 'Poor child, sha is likely to fall dead any time. A friend told me Dr. Miles' Henn "Remedy fd cured her father, so I trlTei ' it, and she began to lan prove.' She tok a great many bot tles, but she ia spared to me to day, a fat rear cheeked girl. No one can lstalss ska confidence 1 have in Dr. Miles' Heart Esmedy." A. R. CANON, Worth, Mo. The unbounded confidence Mr. Canon has ia Dr. Miles' Heart Rem edy is shared by thousands of others who know its value from experience. Many heart disorders yield to treatment, if the treatment is right. If you are bothered with short breath, fainting spells, swell ing of feet or ankles, pains about the heart and shoulder blades, pal pitation, we2 and hungry spells, you should begin using Dr. Miles Heart Remedy at once. Profit by th experience of others while you may. Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy Is sold and guaranteed by all druggists. MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart Ind. Business Directory Directory of each City, Towa and Village. flTlng- descriptive sketch of each place, location, population, tele graph, shipping- and banking- point; also Classified Directory, compiled by business and profession. R. L. POLK ft CO., SEATTLE 11 HERE IT IS arid we pledge you our word that there isn't a finer LOAF OF BREAD made and baked the whole world round. Our bread is perfectly sani tary and is made of purest and best flour milled. Patronize this bakery for wholesome baked goods at right kind of prices. FOR A REFRESHING DRINK of soda, a delicious dieh of Ice cream, or the choicest of confer tlonery you will always find us In the lead. THE INDEPENDENCE BAKERY ' I , ' i ": I II t t i t -. . f f j I: f i i i 'i I i I ! V I ) - jf j i I I 1 ! - 'i 1 1 : s I 1; it si 4 i t