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THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
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Your worry about
what to give for a
Christmas gift will
disappear like melt
ed snow when you
come to select it at
this store,
hi
Wilson anys lower the tariff. Tripp Datoity gift book for mur Xmas
111 sella real estate. " trule, C'mvoti & Moore.
I Remember (he early bird hud do L, ft. Bennett loft for Portland on
your shopping now. ( ravf & Moore. Monday, i
f.tU -tl
. JLti
SotiiHliiiiK lierofor everybody from tWritty l''"K,,i,,K blby
to tliti MinilinK, dear oM grandma something to uit all
nml uIUuhI.1 tu Hiiit HIMor HER. Lot in aid you in your
selection, It will give lis the greatest pleasure und our experi
ence will help you. Come in today and got first choice of tho
huNt sleek of Christmas gift in town.
Here Are Some of Themi
Xmas Stationery, Exquisite Perfumes, Toilet Sets
Manicure Sets, Ladies' Handbags,
Smokers Sets.
Williams Drug Co.
Independence. Ore.
Local and Personal
Dr. Allln. Dentist, Cooper Bldg.
Hot ween the war and Thanksglv
Ins much has been said nbout turkey.
For snlo or rent. Invalid's chailr.
A. M. Itrown.
Attorney U, F. Swope la at Pallas
this week attending circuit court
John Taylor vlnited with his par
cut a lit the city last week.
Mm. A. W. Leonard Is visiting at
lirowimvlllo tills wfH-k.
Frank Klrkhtfid of Columbia Uni
versity, waa home for Thanksgiving,
If your Haw doe-sn't work take It
to Anderson.
Wilson says lower the tariff. Tripp
still sells real estate.
MIhs Gertrude Jewell visited In
Albany over Sunday.
Win. Good, formerly a resident of
this city, was la town Saturday.
If your umbrella needs repairing
take It to Anderson, lie uses new
covers and ribs.
Mr. and Mr. K. J. Wis! I are of St.
JohiiH, visited In the cily a few days
ills week.
Mr. Edwards of Albany, vloltcd In
tho city over Sunday.
Harvey Fischer of Suvcr, was In
tho city Thursday.
Mrs. Mead or of Monmouth, was in
the city on business Friday.
Fred Stump has just completed a
couple of neat houses on his farm
which will be used by his hired men.
M. Merwin has been very 111 ei.
his home on Railroad street for a
few days past.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Walker visit
ed with relatives In Falls City Sun
day. Dr. Mclntyre returned froir. Salem
Ipmiday, where he went to spend
Thanksgiving.
Dr. Eaton of Portland, visited in the
city with relatives on Thanksgiving
day.
Ray Walker of Eugene spent a few
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
S. D. Walker, in tills city last week.
For Sale. One Hoosler cabinet, al
most new, and one Quick-Meal range,
used only six weeks. Inquire at
this office. tf
Miss Maude Patterson, a teacher
In the Vancouver, Wash., school, vis
ited with her parents Friday and Sat
urday; Lester Reese, of Alberta, Canada,
who resided in this city five years
Wlnfred Hall and Jeff Krebs were
In Dallm Monday.
OAK WOOD FOR BALE. S.Muhle
man. Phona 68S.
Conrad Krebs of Salem, was In the
cliy Monday.
Wo now have our Xmas line ready
for your Inspection.'
Automobiles cannot run legally
after December Hint unless they are
provided with the 1913 us.
A new floor and book case are the
recent Improvements that have Just
been made in the piblic library.
S. H. McKlmurry, I. W. Compton
and Sian Irvine are serving on the
Jury at Dallui this week.
Mrs. Sue Allln returned from Port
land last week and will spend the
winter at the homo of Dr. Allln.
Yod can find Just what you want
for Xmas presents at Craven &
Moore's.
Prof. F. 0. Chute and wife vis
ited with relatives in Salem a few
days Juit week, returning Sunday.
R. M. Lance of Lewlsburg, waa In
Independence Monday looking for an
opportunity to buy a few cows.
Ilring tho little ones, our toy room
Is now ready and it will prove a ver
itable fairy land to them. Craven &
Moore.
Miss lusher of Jlamond, an O. A.
p. student, visited In the city with
Miss Grace Wallace during their re
cent Thanksgiving vacation.
Mrs. J. E. Hubbard went to Port
land last week to attend the Booth
Steve'is wedding. Mr. Booth is a
nephew of Mrs. Hubbard.
Remember the eurly bird, do not
think of the early worm. Now is
the time to buy your Xmaw pres
ents. Craven & Moore.
d G. 'Long purchased the house at
the rei'r of the hotel Lerona, from
A. L. Sperling, and is moving it to
a lot near the depot.
I. C. Young has purchased the old
bnru located on J. W. Klrkland'a lot
and will move the same to some lo
cation convenient for his use.
You are invited to call and Inspect
the most complete line of Holiday
goods in the county. Craven &
Moore.
Pluie your, fire insurance with T.
R. NunnUeal Kstu.e, Independence,
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hubbard are
vlsltfng In the city. (
8e T. R. '
FIRE INSURANCE.
Nunn, Independence. !
Rev. Dr. Hell of Corvallis, visited
Graven & Moore. I" the city Tuesday.
Mrs. K. Thorpe of Monmouth, was
In Independence Tuesday. . i
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Sr.,
returned from Port b id, Monday.
Come and see tho Count and Gypsy
wt K. of P. Hall next Wednesday evening.
MIsb Llllle Davidson ef McCoy, is
vaulting si. the home of I).. M. Duvall
this week.
J. W, Bellamy and wife of Salem,
are visiting with their daughter, Mrs.
D. J. Purvine.
Mrs. D. M. Duvall left Monday for
McCoy, where she will visit for a few
days with friends.
Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Black went to
Corvallis yesterday to attend the
Threshers Convention.
Mesdames. HUUbrand & Owen,
Dressmaking. Over Craven & Moore's
atore. 2t
Thoe who attended the dance on
Thursday night report a very pleas
ant time.
Dr. t. W. Horn, Veterinary Sur
geon, Crowley Bros. Livery Barn, In
dependence, Ore. Bath Phones.
Rev. Wherry of McMinnvIlle, will
preach in the Baptist church next
Sunday morning ai.id evening.
10 acre tracts, close In, good terms,
fine soil. T. R. Nunn, Real Estate,
Independence.
Mrs. Ct C. Walker left for Fortland
Monday, where she will visit with her
mother for i short time.
Books, bibles, books of poems, and
books bound In leather, cloth awd
paper at Craven & Moore's.
A Snap. 8 acres bottom land, 700
cords of wood on pla'e. T. R. Nunn,
Real Estate, Independence, Oregon.
We are now taking orders for slab
wood at $3.00 per cord delivered In
city limits The Chas. K. Spaiding
Logging Co.
Don't forget to see the pretty things
the Presbyterian ladles have on sale
at the opera house Friday afternoon
We Are Beating the Chirstmas Bells to It.
Merry Christmas. What's; the use- In waiting tiO the bells chime
out Christmas, before extending greetings? We may be a little
ahead of time, but we mean it Just the same. Merry Christmas.
The fact Is we hr.ve, been working on Christmas things, and
thinking about Christmas; till It almost seems to ns this really
Is CbrlBtmMf. You will think so yourself when you see our! Xmas
sun k. Come in and absorb a little Christmas; spirit. Meantime,
Just to whet your appetite, here are some of the things we are
offering:
Flrie Stone and 8ignet Rings, Elgin Watches, Fobs, Cuff Links,
Bracelets, Neck Chafne, Cut Glass, Fine Hand Painted
China, Silverware, and VERV MANY OTHER THINGS
Engraving, done free on. all gooda aold. Please have your special
order. In. early,
CLEAN-UP SALE
ON TOILET CASES, GLOVE BOXES, SMOKING SETS, PADDED
BOOKS, ETC., ETC. AT YOUR OWN PRICE. These are all new
goods, nothing ahvetf-wom. j
Rowe's Jewelry Store
"Wh
Phone 7 ail
a Dollar Do Its Duty".
Independence, Oregon
Mr. and Mrs. Lock of Salem, visit
ed at the home of the. latter's parents,1 and eVenIngi
Mr. and airs. i. uw.non, lnanssgiving
. . n i i i i .
aim. May r ariey, wuo uas ueeni vis
iting in Newport for r. month past,
ay.
Miss
Notice. I have 20 houses uud lots
on my list for sale, $400 up. See
Trlpp.
Archie Parker is suffering frorn'ugo, arrived here Frldmy evening and
lumbago, but keeps at work on the is visiting with old friends,
rural !.u-l delivery. For Sne.BungaIoWi 5 rooni8 Blld
A. J. Tupper stepped on a nail one. bath, fire place, beam ceiling, pan
day last week and has since found lt'eled walls and buffet In dining room.
milium jiciimtr ou iw , j n, ..,.,, 1, ,, 11
CorvwUis, visited the former's parent. enroute tQ ner home ln Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Heukle, Thanks-.
J. H. Mukly and v.ifa left fcr Lcs
Ange'es, Tuesday, -here tiey will re-
giving day.
Kersey Eldridge of Portland,
visit
ed ul the home of 'his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. K. C. Eldridge, a few days
1
this week.
Miss Ada Rice, who lu.is been vis
rather uncomfortable1 to nisvlgato.
There is one consoling feature w
liout the winter weallier, it makes
us all "oldest inhahlinuts."
Miss Cecil Collins won the Morris
chair given awiy tut the Star thea
tre Friday night.
CwMnot kltchm. Walls tinted. On
eisy terms. Inquire of K. C. Eld
ridge at Creamery office. tf.
Notice. I have over .10 facms on
my list, for sale, from 5 acres up,
all improved fund some of them the
stock and machinery goes with the
place. E. E. Trlpp.
Smart
Stationery
There are so many special and exclusive features about the sta
tionery which wo handle, all of which renders It "smart" and par
ticularly pleasing. For the business man who is particular
about the stationery on which .he acknowledges his personal
correspondence, we have a particularly fine paper. For the wo
man who wishes to acnowledge her social engagements we have
the finest fabric flniah paper that offers more pleasant writing
services. Many dainty tinta and textures are here.
CORRESPONDENCE CARDS, NOTE PAPER, ACCEPTANCE AND
REGRET PAPER. In fact paper for every use and every occasion.
ra'in a few months i.t.rt enjoy the
w toi ( Tmate.
Notice is hereby given thr.t all per
sons are forbidden hunting or other
wise trespassing upon my premises.
Harry D. Iliff. 27-4.
For Sale. One No. 2 Faultless
grubbing machine with 123 ft of 7-8
inch cable. Only used 8 days. W.
H. Cockle.
The usual services will be held in
the M. E. chureli next Sunday. In
the forenoon sacramental services and
reception of members will be held.
The subject is "Christian and His
EnemieB." Evening subject: -Preaching
for the Times."
Independence Lodge, No. 212, Fra
ternal Union, will give a social at
K. of P. Hall on Wednesday even
ing, Dec. 11. An interesting progrcon
will be rendered. An admission fee
For Sale. One cart, one telephone jof 2s cents for adults and 15 cents
box, Edison phonograph, foot power for 0hUdren will be charged.
Now is the time to buy your Xmas
presents. We have a large line of
toilet sets, manicure sets, shaving
A. E. Clyde has given up his lunch i mirrors, French ivory toilet sets, lea b
I counter at Davis & Son's pool hall er glove cases, leather handkerchief
I and will confine himself to the con- cases, jewel boxes, military brushes,
I fectionery busintss exclusively. Tom ! fine Xmas stationery, etc. Craven &
Fox has opened a lumch counter in ! Moore,
the same place. ; A. good musical program, lnstru-
Mrs. F. A. Douty and mother, Mrs. mental and vocal, by talents from In
Ellen Robertson of Portlmd, spent dependence and Monmouth, will be
Thanksgiving with' friends in the Riven In the opera liouse this Fridr.y
city. Mrs. Douty returned home the evening by the ladies of the Presby-
latter part of the week, but Mrs.
Robertson remained in the city a few
i days to nintke a more extended visit
with old time friends.
itlng at the home of her cousin, Mrs.
Browne, returned to Portland Mon
day. S. C. W. L. Leghorn eockrels range
raised. $1.00 each while they last.
Phone or write A. D. Cook, Route 2,
Independence, Oregon.
Mies Grace Wallace of the O. A.
C, spent Thanksgiving in the city
at the home of her mother, i.t id re
mained during the rest of the week.
Mrs. Sarah Wr.ren sold her resi
dence in North Independence Satur
day to J. G. Mcintosh, and with her
daughter will go east next week to
make her future home.
turning lathe, the best cross-cut!
saws, Golden Rod Carpet Cleaners atj
$7.00 each. Come to Brown's. i
SEE
California This Winter
ITS
ATTHACTIVl
SEASIDE RESORTS
FAMOUS HOTELS, MAGNI
FICENT SCENERY, DELIGHTFUL
CLiMATE, OUTOOOR SPORTS OF Ait
KiNDS, W,TH MILES CF DRIVES THROUGH
ORANGE GROVES AND ALONG OCEA SOUlsVAROS.
THE
IV SUNSET 0
I I OGDENftSHASTAl I
I t ROUTES I I
HAS IN EFFECT ROUND TRIP FARES
$55.00 PORTLAND TO LOSANGELES
EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1st, 1913.
$54.70
50.20
44.30
42.60
41.85
Eugene
Roseburg
Grants Pass
Medford
Ashland
to Los Angeles
to Los Angeles
to Los Angeles
to Los Angeles
to Los Angeles
Same Fares apply to Colton, Pasadena, Riverside, and San Barna
dino. With corresponding low Fares from Intermediate points
and stop-overs going or returning and long return limit.
Descriptive and Interesting Literature on various Attractions of
the Golden State may be obtained from Southern Pacific Agent
or by writing I I i ' '
John M.Scott, Gen. Pass. Agent., Portland, Ore.;
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THE-
KEEN KUTTER
STORE
Xmas Xmas
Now is the time to do your Xmas shopping. We have a fine line
of XMAS GOODS.
BROWN'S PHARMACY
Clhas. Freeman and family, who
have been visiting at the home of
B. C. Rockwell, returned to their
home in Westville Center, N. Y., bust
week. They had Intended making
their home in this city, but owing
terlan church, and also a beautiful
summer drama by - loend talent. Ad
mission 25 and 13 cents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P.-Harris of Otta
wa, Kansas, airrived here Sunday ev
ening to attend the funeral of the
latter'a son, Loren R. Zook, whose
death was mentioned in The En
terprise last week. The funeral was
held Monday aft the home of his sis-
Phone 91.
INDEPENDENCE,
The Up-to-Date Drug Store.
to Mrs. Freeman's continued ill health' ter- Mrs- E- W- Cbchrun, Dr. Duns-
since arriving here, they decided to
return to their New York home.
Drs. O. F. & S. Etta Heisley. of
Salem will make regular trips to Inde
pendemce Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs
days. Both are graduates of the Kirk
vlle school. Mrs. Heisley will treat
ladies amd children. Consultation
and examination always free. Better
results are obtadned when patients
are treated at least three times a
more officiating.
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ALWAYS FOR SALE
Choice Young Barred Rock
Cockrells and Pullets.
EGGS
On Hand at All Times. Phone
or Write,
A. S. WILSON
Route 1, Monmouth, Ore.
week. Office at J. N. Jones. PQ I .k4,.t,,t.,tiLi,4.t.M
Keen Kutter Karvers
Keen Kutter Silverware
Casseroles Chafing Dishes
Keen Kutter Safty Razors, only
$1.00
CRAVEN & HUFF
Independence, Or.
ANY OLD MAN
Can file a saw, but to file in such a manner
as to make it cat well, requires skill and
experience. Take your troublesome saws to
J. P. Anderson
Monmouth St.
Independence, Ore.