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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 13, 1912)
EIGHT PAGES THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE. OREGON PAGEPAQE Five Dod's Christmas There 'h no use tulkinjr, (JIUAKS make the best Christina pronont fur ;i muii tlio gift he approci. attH th iiuiKt, provided tlicy are good cigara. And that doosn't iiocef arily nu'iui llib ox pensive kind hut the hornet hrutid, like the PUROLA CIGARS Well made, of good tohacco. burning easily with a fin fragrance. We have SUCH CIGARS in nice Xmas packages which we nell at reawonabU prices with an assurance of hATlSFAOTlON to the man who tunokes them. Williams Drug Co. Independence. Ore. Local and Personal Or. Allln. D.ntiet, Cooper Bidg. Kog and from have been too prev alent for comfort thti week. Clill Dr. KlUwortU, Veterinarian, jut Hione 8312. Vi. Smallpox In reported In light form at Pnl 111 fMv. Asa Robinson - tit mititBtlng In a drug store at Dallas this week. Or. IMaley was up from Salon on professional bun In ens Sunday. WlUon says lower tb tariff. Tripp till sells real estate. Tbire baa been aome talk of a new ' moving picture show going up on C street. A. Nelson returned Saturday ev ening from Sclo and Jefferson, where be went to purchase beef cattle. J. H. Johnson departed Sunday for Bushnel Illlnoli. In charge of the re- malm of L. R. Zook: " Mr. Saunders of Buena Vlata, waa a Sunday visitor at the borne of bis on, J. W., In North Independence. Mlii Kate Jones Is attending col lege at saiem, taxing a special course. i no cave 01 iu oiiuv ui vickuu YS. Alex Basye, was continued on ajppllcatloa of defendant- In circuit court Inst week. Mass at the Catholic church next Sunday at 9:30 a. ni. Let all those who claim to be Catholics show up, or stop to make such a claim. Father Brctae. Wm. Addison has purchased the Bates house near the High School, and Is moving to the city this week. Ills son.R. W., who returned from the far north last October, hi rented tlm furui. For aule or rent. Invalid's chnar. A. M. Brown. We now have our Xmas line ready for your Inspection. Craven & Moore J. D. Whlteaker of Albany, was a visitor to Independence Saturday. Legal blanks for sal at the Enter prise office. Roosevelt nays keep up the figM. Tripp still sella real estate. Coal for Sale. The Chas. K. Spaudlng Co. Rev. Sanford Snyder of Salem, was In the city Tueaday. Mlsa Bertha Collins of Albany, .spent Sunday with her parents In J the city. : i I I Dr. M. A. Foster, Chiropractic and Drugleas Phyalclan Over Craven Moora'a atore. C. W. Henkle went to Tillamook Monday to attend the wedding of his brother, Roy Henkle. . Moody Hickman left on Monday for Cblco, California, where he will re main during the winter. . ;, Mlsa Mabel Johnson came over from Monmouth Friday evening to assist in the entertainment. Irvine Russell arrived in the city this week from Browning, Mont, and will remain here during the winter. B. C. Rockwell Is- building a con. crete walk on the south side of his residence, on Monmouth street. A. L. Sperling went to Portland on Monday- to visit his sister, Mrs. Smith, who hs been ill for some time past The Fraternal Union social, an nounced to take place on Wednesday evening of this week, has been post poned until the first week in Janu-, ary. 1 Pleasure in Correspondence A letter from a friend : My, it's sreat to got one. '1 here's a world of satisfaction jut in the knowing that some one him remembered you, but at the Miime time how pleasant it is to receive such a let ter on paper that betokens that friend's individu ality and courtesy to you. l'o your thoughts on i aper of quality and refinement when you ans wer. Tis the best way to silently let others know your appreciation of their good tase and express your own. We have fine stationery, prices to please you. How Long Since You Gave That Friend a Bottle of PERFUME In what way could you better express your regard or esteem than by giving to a friend such a gift of perfume as can be selected at our toilet goods counter. BROWN'S PHARMACY The Prescription Specialists. Phono 91. INDEPENDENCE, The Up-to-Date Drug Store. OREGON. ALWAYS FOR SALE Choloe Young Barred Rock Cockrell and Pullet. EGGS On Hand at All Times. Prions or Writs, X A. 8. WILSON J Route 1, Monmouth, Ore. MIhs Ilnrttia Tharp visited in Cor vallls Suturday.. Roosevelt says keep up the tiKht. Tripp still sells real estate. OAK WOOD FOR SALE. 8.Muhl man. Phone 685. Remember the early bird and do your shopping now. Craven A Moor Mrs. O. D Bui lor visited with her son, Miur!c:e, In Portland, Saturday. You can find Just what you want for Xmas presents at Craven tc Moore'a. Homer Wood Is filling in his lot on Seventh street, the Cotrell boys having the contract. Bring the little ones, our toy room Is now ready and It will prove a ver itable fairy land to them. Craven & Moore. The Independence High 8chool butket ball team will play the Leba non High School team this Friday evening. Remember the early bird, do not think of the early worm. Now Is the time to buy your Xmau pres ents. Craven & Moore. You are Invited to call and Inspect the most complete line of Holiday goods In the county. Craven & Moore. For Sale. Two Jersey "d one Dur ham milch cows, and one 4-months old bull, registered. Inquire of Geo. Jones. Phone 227. S. C. W. L. Leghorn cockrels range raised. $1.00 each while they last. Phone 'or write A. D. Cook, Route 2. Independence, Oregon. Mrs. Ora D. Cox, who has been visiting with her slBter, Mrs. J. W. Richardson, Jr.. for the past three weeks, returned to her home in Cor vallls Saturday. For 8ale. One cart, one telephone box, Edison phonograph, foot power turning lathe, the best cross-cut aws, Golden Rod Carpet Cleaners at $7.00 each. Gome to Brown's. - Since 'election candidates for post. master are numerous in some local Hies, but nothing is heard of them la Independence yet, and probably will not be) for some time to eome. Rev. Sherman Waljace of McMInn vllle, will preach In the' Baptls church next Sunday morning and ev. ening. Sunday School at 10 a. m. All are Invited to wttend these services. Alva Lockrtdg waa tendered a urprls party at bis bom is thl city Monday evening. Quite a num ber of young people were present, and a very enjoyable evening was spent E. E. Tripp reports the sale of the A. Becker residence on Motor street, to F. R. Crabtree of Newberg. Mr. Crabtree will move his family here at once and take possession of his new home. For Sude Bungalow, 6 rooms and bath, fire place, beam ceiling, pan eled walls and buffet in dining room. Cabinet, kitchen. Walls tinted. On easy terms. Inquire of K. C. Eld rldge at dreamery office. tf. E. 13. Tripp, one of our leading read estate men, has so much confidence in the advertising power of the En terprise that he has made a " six months contract with the paper to use all spare advertising space the paper has. The ladies' fair and bazaar of the Presbyterian church held In the opera house last Friday atfternoon and evening, proved a great success, and the entertainment in the evening was highly pleasing to the largo wudience present. Dra. O. F. & S. Etta Heisley of Salem will make regular trips to Inde pendeaice Sunday, Tuesday and Thurs days. Both are graduates of the Kirk Ivlle school. Mrs. Heisley will treat ladies amd children. Consultation and examination always free. Better results are obtained when patients are treated at least three times a week. Office at J. N. Jones. Phone 7912. Salem address 529 Court Street, op poal'e V" court house, In the new ) rby l u ldlng. ' ;)iul - fir January 1, 1913, owing to b h'gli price of meats, I have tl eidtd to place my business on a cash basis. In doing this I can af ford to give the people more men for the money. We have our own de livery system and will deliver to all parts of the city. All telephone or ders will be delivered C O. D. Look for our ad in this paper for the pric es of meats to take effect January 1, 1913 Young's Meat Market. Miles Porterfleld sold his hops Tueaday, I Will Shlnn waa In town on business this week. Wm. Plckell caid wife are visiting In the city. Dainty gift books for our Xmas tnle. Craven & Moore. Geo. Helms, a former Independence boy, was In town this week. Mrs. A. C. Moore and children visit fed In Portland Monday. Mrs, L. L. Hewitt and Mrs. David son visited In Balem Tuesday. Rev. J. W. Weber of Hilsboro, was In the city on business Tuesday. Mrs. J. G. Mcintosh will present her pupils in m musical recital in the near future. Dr. L. W. Morn, Veterinary Sur geon, Crowley Bros. Lfvery Barn, In dependence, Or. Both Phono. Books, bibles, books of poems, and books bound In leather, cloth and paper at Craven It Moore'a. Pearl Alexander and L. Damon wer In Salem Tuesday as delegates to th "Deeper Willamette river" meeting. Notice Is hereby given that all per sons are forbidden hunting or other wise trespassing upon my premises. Harry D. Iliff. 2T-4 The energetic senior class of the Independence High School gave a reception Thursday evening, In the High School building, to the directors and their wives and the high school teachers. j Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Henkle re-1 turned from Portland, Monday, where they went to visit their daugh ter, Mrs. J. W. Cbrser, who goes to Los Angeles, Cal., to make her fu ture home. At a meeting held in the public school building Monday evening the taxpayers of the district voted a 7 mill! tea for school purposes and a 1 mill tax for sinking fund. The meet ing was fairly well represented. Andy Anderson of Oorvallls, for merly of Independence, is the hap py father of a baby girl, which arriv ed a, his borne Tuesday morning. Mr. Anderson's mother went to Cor vallis Tuesday to rejoice with the young dad. . . Now is the time to buy your Xmas presents. We have a large line of toilet sets, manicure sets, shaving mirrors, French Ivory toilet sets, leat er aiove "cases, leather handkerchief oases. Jewel boxes, military brushes, fine Xmas stationery, etc. Oaven St Moorev ! ' MRS. LOTTIE MclNTOSH, Teacher of Vocal and Piano Muo , ... ,. Phon 4820 Annual Shareholders' Meeting. Notice Is hereby given that the act. nual meeting of the stockholders of the Farmers State Bank of Indepen dence will be held the second Tuea day In January (January 14, 1913), between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. m., at the bank, for the purpose of selecting a board of directors and the transection of such other busi ness as may come before the meet ing. C. W. IRVINE, Cashier. Dated this 5th day of December, 1912. Standard Patterns 10c and 15c. W. B. Corsets 'ffi" u Iliff .i 'Wi 'A banua Ac SoUi, 112. Before buying see the KAUFMAN CLOTHES Holiday Gifts In Our Windows To-day. there's In giving If you pive beautiful and useful gifts. Our ctore is now fairly bubbling over with the most charming tiling for EVERYBODY Select your presents now while the stocks are Complete. WETHERBEE & JONES Mmkm thl Jtmrm rmr Sltrm. We Are Beating the Chirstmas Bells to It. Merry Christmas. What's the use In waiting till 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 have been working on Christmas things, and thinking about Christmas till It almost seems to us this really is Chrlstmf. You will think so yourself when you see our! Xmas stock. Come In and absorb a little Christmas spirit. Meantime. Just to whet your appetite, here are some of the things we are offering: Fine Stone and 8ignet Rings, Elgin Watches, Foba, Cuff Link, Braceletta, Nock Chain., Cut Glaaa, Fin Hand Painted China, Silverware, and VERY MANY OTHER THINGS Engraving done fre on all gooda sold. Please hav your special order In early. JlfllEXEt ITfaaaaTCCZZfial CLEAN-UP SALE ON TOILET CASES, GLOVE BOXES, SMOKING SETS, PADDED BOOKS, ETC, ETC. AT YOU R OWN PRICE The are all nw goods, nothing ehelf-worn. ' . it. ii Rowe's Jewelry Store Phon 7811 Dollar DM Its Dtr". Indtpondtnco, Orsgon Independence Repair Shop; Repairing of All Kinds Except Second-han Coffins. J.P.ANDERSON Proprietor. Monmsuth St. Independence, Oregon THOSE XMAS PRESENTS r J? Yours for Shaving Clean, Cool, Smooth, Satis fying Shave we ask you to try our mm mm Junior One Dollar Safety Razor The Outfit consists of Steel, Full Nickel Plated Handle and Seven Sharp Ready to Shave Blades, all packed in a neat plush lined hinged case. This Razor is fully guar anteed, and if you find one not entirely as represented, we'd rather re turn your money than keep it. Extra Blades, Fife for a Quarter, We have a nice line of Keen Kutter tools which will make very fine Xmas presents. Whqre to Get Them! What Are They? Keen Kutter Safty Razors from $1.00 and on up . . . Keen Kutter Karvers " " Silver Ware " " Shears " " Pocket Knives Chafing Dishes, Casseroles, Electric Toasters and Percolators. $5.00 Hot Point Electric Iron for $3.50. CEAVEN & HUFF Independence, Or.
