Independence enterprise., March 21, 1913, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

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THE INDEPENDENCE ENTCRFRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
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JIui the paving question died?
Keep ft up until it la nettled.
Jiiyhii M unlock, of Portland, was In
tho city on business Saturdi.
Coul for Sale.The Cha. K. I
BpnudL'ig Co.
Peter Kurre and wife wore al JaM
vlMltors Frldiiy,
The Sell-r'loto big circus will ap
pear In Albany June 6th.
A new organ now adorns the hlsrh
instant Relief from Eczema
PLAN YOUItTKII'TIIKOlKill
CALIFORNIA
school room at Heuna Vista. I Tou can top thnt awfu, ,tch trnm
, , ,,, . . , . , ' eesiema "id other kln trouble In two
pointed, do not make the mlxtnk of
refuHfna; to try thin aoothimr wash. All
other druKKlHtu keep thla SJ.lt U. Pre
scription ko to them it you cun'f.
come to u but If you come to otii
More we will tflve you the first dollar
bottle on our positive no pay tnmran-t'-e,
that t.D.X. will atop the Itch at
once.
1.I.I). Boap keep the pore healthy;
auk L4 uttuut It.
William Drug Co.
. .-itiBoii imiii iamny, ui aiem, econd.
visited In the city Sunday.
I Keem too good to lie true but It 1
true, and w vouch for It.
J. L. Jlaiuia wan In Portland the . J"a tew drop of the impl, cool-
. ,, lt ,, , In wawh, the O.I l. Preacrlption for
latter part Of the preceding; Week. eczema, ami the itch stop instantly.
V. frlv. ynij enoofh to prove it for fW
M. A. Win n, of Albany, visl'ed this cent.
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SUNSHINE AND FLOWERS
Krult trees art commencing to bud
Hurrah for the Easter bonnet. city Friday,
Dame rumor men there la noon to Ed. Caldwell, of Dalbc. had occasion
I now, if you nave tried a frreat many
cures tor eczema and have been diaap-
Via 'I'Iim
bo u wedding In Indepoiidjci. to visit a good town Monday. - . -r- , ,
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'j ..... i... an..u, .y. ,.iii'i iui'm .ihi iur i nu ope ii u Hire r JJ
,who ban boon indisposed for ami-rat Eas er. Haiti, mud. slush. I5 Gosh. 'IZ
Alber: K. Alderman, of Dulias, Sun- !;
(Jayw, Ih rciiort"! much better.
" iiu'iit 'iiuru Kuwfin ui juiv, i ni- uiiyt'u in i'luifpfifiaetK'e
UClll'u tli.l' lT- ill ( Ii t txlir.lt tnnt (kii. i
, u , i , , , , 1 "''' r lorwice Parker apent Suti-i
r-iu Hu.urdny In a large auto truck. ... , ,, , ..... . -9
A THOROUGHLY ENJOYABLE ROUTE
You Can See California:
Attractive Bcnaldo ruHorta, famous hotel, hot springs uid out
door sports. At Pasaddiia the world famed ostrich farm and
iinnlflcant Louies. At San DernadUia and Hlvcrslde the Or
nngM tirovc. At Catallnm, tlio wonderful subniarlue garduma,
and at various other points nttri tloim that dt-light tlio vyo and
inform the mind.
Low One Way or Round Trip Farei:
Hound Trip Tickets to Los Angeles on sale dally with long
return limit and stop overs nit will. If you wiah to go still fur
ther south or east, tickets via all rail, or mil wid steamer
through New Orleans ciui bo secured ut roasonaUo rates.
Further purtlctili:ca on apiillcutiou to any Agunt. Ask for descrip
tive literature on California, or "WaysUlo Notes," deHcriblng trip
San Francisco lo New Orleiuis.
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Patnger Agent, Portalnd, Oregon.
tiidepmidetuo wnj nearly depopula
ted .Saturday as many of our citi
zens calibrated with the Salemltea.
.day in fialem with friends.
1 Mike Geo'i! has his smudge pots (r
louueu 10 me near tor jax.K rrosi,
Special Easter Offering
ft
J he pH.ntirH bruHh tm btwn applie , , , T
to the garage building, which bright-mvlHtn moving to Salem inj,
ens Its appean,..ce considerably. I He qlt i.esr future. f
W. I. Heynolds, principal of the' IJPende.co w,: well represented f
,, . , , . . , , at the celebration in Salem Satur-Lk
lieiuia VlHta schools, was In town Sat- , i
,day. 'f
unlay. ' rfc
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The new steel bridge between Limn
and Hen ton count les was opened to
travel thin week
Mri. Sarah KtiniHo'i, of Portland,
in visiting her
Clark and wife.
f ho !
by
grandson, Russell
Kdwards & Uall are having
Uarage improved in appearance
applying at coat of paint.
Jim Winters drove to Mill Cl'y Sat
nrday and remained over Sunday with:
friends.
The band diuice at the opera house
Local and Personal
A d'' 1 w;ib crMiHuraatorl Friday 1n
"ttfh!fh I) I. Jltift,u uilfl flva ur-rtu
gravel b ir land near Rocky Point to ln ''V''ry r''liI'e,'t-
Mr. Wallace. Kenton Powers of Ashland, wag in
I v t i.,n i,.,.in ,ui.i,.lthe city a few days this week look-
on .MfHiiuou'th street generally over-,
March showers bring April flowers, hauled both from the inside as well
Trade at homo
Monday evening was very enjoyable"'?
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ing af-er his interests here. !(
K. N. Wood, ano her DaUasite.came : (' V
.. 1. 1. 1.. .w H .. . .. . .4 l.,.. o ' r.
HlKli Crude Jersey cows for sale. In l"" ""lo'"- lu tt e iuw.. w s-uu n. u,.-lf
quire of M. Ingormiunsou. 4tpd. Pr -siding Klder Mummy, of Salem, y' I' p
ro August SperlUig Is taking in the l,reSM-h'l i' the Kvangelii al church A. B. Gale, of Dallas, was a pleo-Jrf
alio show In Portland tthls week. isia alimony, a ian;e ii u in- ani. visiior ai uie caierpnse.ouice.oji f p
Dr. Allin, Dentlit, Cooper Bldy.
L. Damon' is having a new
liut on bis house on third street.
Mrd. J. It. Colitis Is very ill at her Mr8 T K Nul)I1 who hllB bo,.n v1h11
lioiie- lri this cl'y. jg lu iortl:.uil for the jiast week,
MIhs llortlia CollUis is visiting with returned i Tuesday.
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relatives lu I'o rlan.d
Ohio of the finest lawns is that sur-
J. C. VaiiOi-Hilal, of Dalb', was in rounding tlio Presbyterian church ana
111 - city business Tuesday. Mange. j
Independence always h; on Iht, The Enterprise office was favored (
u.-si inn n.-ni iucK.-r. m-r waicnworu Monday with a call from Phil Begin
is forward. Are you in the band 0f Dallis.
W. R. Revens of Buena Vista,; All Wool, Plut'S aill failCVS
wagon ;
Clothing for Men's and Boys' Suits.
Mrs !Ilt,...1r. ,.,,,1 Hf-.. CI,,,.
iuio. viju't MiiuaiJB aim iiio, uri- .i . , T . ,
iha b-uiil utl'til lhA ( hlintin- nnti rtsnta I im
man UtifV'a titeri tilttied the hlose ii- rt .. ., P u-ith arh cmt
Orey Coffee and wife lort for Port- -'"r. JMiman now noes in i new 1I(.om cub a(. tUe lilU.r-g nome ast 9
1 id last week. 1'- & O. buggy pitrchcwed from Cra- Thursdty evening. High scores were' P. A. Lock wood, of Newberg, was. ?
Miss Ilinkle, of Philoinatb, is in tlio V ' & ilutr' ! won by Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Thomas, .registered ft the Hotel Lerojia Sat-,,
city visiting with r.-hflv.t.. -Mr. I-ouls an (,ai was kn from ins ,Auifl 0,.hmiin(I of sI.-m. was in urQily- 1'9
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hirin . nnilnv iitul niii'f-ti:iKeil n I'. imu . .1 . i . ... .
Dr. Duganne, Dentlit, over Inde- ,. . ., 1 "e lue ,ce Bi,lruay on ousiness.; W. E. Williams, of Alrlie, made his Jf
National Bank.Both Phone.. . ' m' """"" Ho Informed us that he was in the Wiints known ln ollr hustling berg
Wetherbee & Jones
de-
pendonce
ivioir (innriro nf Cmii-p fell in vli-llir market to buv a Iiod raiieh that!, will a .,,.
.:T:ics' Will nius Is now employed ,..., ,, ,v ,,r,l,- frmn Sun a ruin i l J
;u,is wo do not want to be a Kine ',.- c u H- Heischberg is expecting his new,?
iUess we oo not wain to uc a iint,. . lrg V s Kurre, who lias been in , , , .,, . .. A
! ' gicoli ae eletric car wl'hin the next!
Miss Surel'ta Richardson visited lacoma, Waahington, for the past fpw d;)yg
with fr'.Hiiila In Monmouth the latter four wetOts tnkinK care of a sister, ., ' ' I
rri of last week. 'win h;.o been quite poorly, returned' At eight o'clock Saturday morning
I .... . . . . home Tuesday. in the penlentir.iry at Salem, the two
fro... ihu Jonea & Hubbard hop farm' Some very choice samples of dif. j Humphrey brothers will be executed,
tn a new P. and 0. ISuggy bought of ferent kinds of grain g:rown In this Mi8g yera Wilson of this city se
Cr iven & llnf'. tf j Vt.Uey and in the Central part of the cured the suit given away by the
Mrs J W Richardson Jr., has re- sUite' are 011 exhlbition in the office Polk Merchacitlle Association of Dal-
.' ' ,,, 1 , ' v a of 'he Nor hwestern Land Company ina iaot Saturday
turned from Corvallis where she lias , . . , , ';ias last saiuraay.
, , , . , , In the Lerona block,
been visiting her parents, Dr. and Anyone desiring maple or ash wood
Mrs. J. R. N. Bell. rrof. Seymour ,of Dallas, was in In !can purchase same by calling on Ham-
k V.. i.lcH In iha V.nniar nor. dependence Tile 'day Of tills Week Cir-L nrnthorc hv lonvinj tholi- nrrlar
resided at Munmomt. during the win-h Calvary Presbytia., church ! cuMtlng a petiriai an.ong the pupils! office on Main street, Independence,
er returned to Independence this commen(,lng nt petitioning President Wilson and;
E. B. Lockhart. city editor of the
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uii icnu iur kuiuuu nic i ,
who is one of ,. , t,, ,., i,i Rnwnt Sunday with H. R. Browne and
nt g anu vcriiiug tuio t
The Store That baves You Money.
nt the WoUierbee & Jones store in
this city.
The Bkatlng rldik has bnn closed for
the present, and the skates ard
tached to satisfy at creditor.
NU10 cases of smallpox are
ported In this city. . New
veloiniuiiits every week.
Mrs. F. C. Chute has recovered
froiu her recent Illness and wit; out
Tue-iday for the first, time for sever
nl weeks.
E. Hartley and wife, who have
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You Know Us
We are in business right here where you live. You are an
acquaintance, neighbor or a friend of ours. This money-back-if-not-satisfied
offer should prove the sincerity of our claims.
When we say we believe we have
the best laxative and bark up our
statement with our unqualified prom
ise to return without question or
formality the money paid us for it,
if it does not prove entirely satis
factory to you, we believe we are en
titled to your confidence.
Our business success and prestige
depend upon your confidence in us.
We know we must secure and hold
!7::io.
Mlns Mary Whitman is visiting at
the h'une of II. C. Rockwell during
Mr. J. W. Chnney,
teach-
the foremen on Mr. Frank Mm'.oma's
'hop ranch, was ln .town Monday and
purchased An All Quail y Range.
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train due in
Bummer.
The Southern Pacific
the vacia'lou. She lias been
lng Ithe school at Alrlie.
Mrs. R. II. Knox returned last Sat- from Craven & Huff.
urdny from Los Angeles, California,
where she luw been .linking an exlen-
tftd vlulr Willi hr diioi'hti.i- Vlrw W
. 0vj.lt, Portland, was delayed Saturday even
ing sdveral hours on account of a
II. M. Mott and wife departed Sun- frelgIlt wre(,ij ,
day for Orange, California where
they expect to make their poruianent E- L- Benedict, of Enod, Oklahoma,
:home. The change from here i8 writes the Enterprise this week as a fine of ?25.no each,
mado more on accmuit of Mrs. Mott's follows: "Please send me at once;
health and It is believed will do her a late copy of the Enterprise as I Mrs. J. S. Cooper is now using the
much good. dpire to get some idea of your city! "Great Majestic Range" that she has
ttud surrounding country. Ised for twenty one years. Since
Regular services: will be held nt Cml , moving into their new home which is
vary Presbyterian church Sunday, it J. G. Mcintosh this week purchased one of ,jie nmst modern houses In
being the rmnunl Easter anniversary two lots on Seventh street south of (ne e they have decided to
the occasion will be observed by G. The property was formerly owned !,. 1,Air ni(1 Rni1!r0 i tilft bnaompnt
j family.
A dastardly act was perpetrated! W. H. Walker, S. E. Walker, V. F
on the night watch at Dnlho one fcampbell and A. W. Russell were
night lust week, when a number of among the Independanceites that at-roug-hnecks
intentially struck the tended the auto show at Portland
officer r blow on the head with a I'h's week.
beer bottle: They succeeded in get
ting away from him at the time, but
appeared the next morning and plead
G. C. Skinner expects to move to
Bandon about April Is, where he will
rour confidence in order to get and
would not dare make this offer if we
keep your patronage. Therefore, we
guilty, whereupon they were assessed
run a launch. He will contfnue the
boat service here, however, employ
ing men to run the boat.
Moss Wat'.ker, the geaiial landlord of
the Hotel Lerona, who had business
in Portland that required several days
o his being tliere, returned home Sun
d;- evening.
The Hammond Lumber Company.
an appropriate Eaftor Pennon by the by Mr. Herron. It is Mr. Mcljitosh's and havo ,,0. one of thP pttf-rns of Albany, is defendant in a JJu.non1
pastor in the evening, with special intention to move his house onto the,of the -GREAT MAJESTIC RANG E" da mage suit instituted by Mrs. Sara'
music by the choir. The public are lots, which will make him a very , th(ar kirci,en mir.ilafed from Cra-1 Triado. for the death of her son who
were not positively certain that w
can prove our claim tor
Our experience with them and the
many reports we have received from
those who have used them prove
that they are really the most pleasinit
and satisfactory bowel remedy we
know of.
Rexall Orderlies taste like candy.
They are soothing and easy in action.
They don't cause griping, nausea,
purging or excessive looseness, as do
the usual physic or laxative. Rexall
Orderlies seem to act as a tonic
trentcthener upon the nerves and
muscles of the bowels. They prompt
ly relieve constipation. They act to
overcome the cause of constipation. t
They tend to eliminate the cause '
of sick headache, biliousness, bad Jr.
breath, nervousness and other ilia
attendant upon inactive bowel. j.
Make Us Prove This ,.jrN
We want you to come to our store '
and get a package of Rexall Order
lies. Cce a few or use up the entire
box. Then, if you are not entirely
, satisfied, come bark aud tell u and
we will promptly return the money
you paid us for them.
Yey promise nothing you sign
nothing you obligate yourself to ua
in no way whatever. We accept
your mere word. r. Vwej.fv
Don't you now believe that Rexall xOr
Orderlies are worthy of a trialf
Could any offer be more fair?
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Try Them at Our Risk
We particularly recommend Rexall
Orderlies for children, aged persona
and for delicate people.
Rexall Orderlies come in vest
pocket tin boxes. 12 tablets, 10cJ
38 tablets. 2oe; 80 tablets, 6O0.
Usual dose one tablet.
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CAUTION: Please bear in mind that Rexall Orderlies are not sold by all drug,
gists. You can buy Rexall Orderlies only at The Rexall Stores.
You can buy Rexall Orderlies in this community only at our store:
WILLIAMS DRUG CO.
independence xhe Store
OREGON
cordially invited to the services.
desireahle location for a homo.
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The one you see advertised so tiiucli is eanied in Iiulepeiul
encc by the KKP CROSS PHARMACY. Call and hear the
most perfect talking niaeliine made. Can be lnij;ht on Hie
Dollar a Week Plan
A Style to Suit ever) purse. $15.00 if 2(H).
The Red Cross
Pharmacy
iwas instantly killed last June while.
. T u , , TI working in a logging camp. ,
The I'lt.ernntlonal Harvester Com
pany of America are going to put on Thorac Brinkley, one of Indepen
h moving; picture show here the deuce live wires, purchased this week
Star Theatre Saturday at 2:00 p. 111. th ? Asa Taylor buucalo on Monmouth
known as the ' Romance of the Reap- gtret. Tom his something "up Kis
er' to our firmer friends and other bonnet" that we have not been put
patrons who have not already re- next to.
celved a ticket from us for this show: j
mny h.nvA :, hv enllilifr nt nr atore. 1 . LoBter Neil E, ,d tT, and W. H.
! Craven & Huff' Hnr.lwr.ce ' Company. ' McCready and fr.onily, will move to.
I : wasmngton tomorrow wnere tney are
1 Suturdi'O' evening at the Xudiloriuni interested in at plumbing proposi
ti e Silverton brckett ball team will tiqn. They shipped their house
ihy the Independence high school hdd goods Tuesday,
team a'ld a large crowd of enthusiast-1
tic rooters are expected to be pres-l C- WcHenry ,of Corvallis, was In
,iin.0 n,Q nnt.5i T,Jthe city Wednesday. We understand
There is a Rexall Store in nearly every town and city in the United Stfttns, Canada and
Great Britain. There j a different Rexall Remedy for nearly every ordinary human 01
sack especially designed for the particular ill for which it if recommenced.
The Rexall Stores are America's Greatest Druir Stoias
MILLINERY OPENING
I WILL SHOW MY EASTER HATS SATURDAY, MARCH 15th.
ALL NEW AND LATEST STYLES. SOME VERY PRETTY
PATTERNS. EVERYONE CORDIALLY INVITED TO INSPECT
SAME. ONE AND ALL ARE ALWAYS WELCOME TO MY
STORC.
MRS. BASCUE
THE C. STREET
MILLINER
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game will not begin until S:.10 p. mjthat he contemplates erecting sev- tgii
thus affording nv.my of our business 1 cral nice bungalows within the next
,.. ., , nn.,t.,r n I tew weeKs in tnis city, mis buows
f s-t s
in Indepen-
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V. J. BROWN, prop.
I X D E PE N U ENC Ef 0 K Eli 0 N
llknl 1 1 11,11. JV. I i-1,
gaiaies pulled off this season. lulL " uus
I dence.
I 1 Friday's dally of the Eugene .
f,:i: rd, an extensive mention Is matle
cf a big change in business circles
aid that the firm of Cockerline &
I We herbee havo disposed of their in-1 Piuslor. W. T. Tapscott.
' terest and would retire from active; Preachtog services at 11 a. m. and
j business ia that city. " The chr.nge ' 7:30 p. m.
there will not affect Mr. Wetherbee's j Sunday schocd at 10 a. m.
interests in Independence, as he-.' B. Y. P. U. at 6:30 p. m
expects to devote his entire time
this city.
in Prayer meeting on Wednesday at
Voting Coupon
THIS COUPON IS GOOD FOR ONE THOUSAND VOTES
If Presented on or Before March 26th, 1913.
Favor of.
7:30 p. m.
The above coupon, before accepted at Conkey & Walker's store for
balloting, must be cut out neatly not torn out and if possible tied
or pinned iu bunches of five or ten. Not acceptable after date indicated.