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3 page vmpar THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE, INDEPENDENCE, OREGON EIGHT PAGES mo ton - a n E i W.IWWH sw r. njumu. ,iiwiiwitiiwrTwwiiiinii sin mi Mull Order Given Immediate Attention. hKA Mom ulty of the Ut.ivrr.il' of -X Z ... Orvaoll. From Hculnlntf to Studio Suite, Columbia ItuiUlirfll. Phone Mi.rsl.all 3M1 . QfUCQ SKS' ' Optometrist Edith I. FhillipsPtrliu,di)ptid C! "MMM I'lltock lllock 1 V-.-r' Washington at Wwt Park We Will Rent You an Auto City Garage and You Drive It Yourself. FEARING 4 ROBNETT HKA.40NAIU.K ItATKrt. Aim general gaiage buslnet. H8 Tenth L, near Sta-rk. TIRES LONG WEARING " Sunrlla-ly hlah Milcaire. Live reiMmllile STANDARD TIRK & AUTO SUPPLY m R MM W are manuracturen of all kind, of huuae. Iiarn, roof, wagon and auto D IA I P I I molilla painU. Alo, johlwra of all paint aundrlt-a and tool.. Wnta ua the L 1 1 il I kind and amount of palnllna you nel dune and we. will .t!mUi quantity I afl I VI I rwiulred and coat of aaina to you and arrantte eauy didivorv throuah your local dealer. Write ua, PAINT Direct faalory priw. (iiva Our Standard 0 brand a trial. In barrel lota ft.:a) per aallon. lt a a K"id paint. We hianui'arture all kimla of houae painta, enamel, barn, roof, wairon and auto painta. Kefore buyinR write and aet our prlrn. AirTita wanted everywhere. 0KECON STANDARD PAINT MANUFACTURING (0., 172 firat St., PottUai, Ore. L' Cafeteria AUTO Parts The House of Parti and Accessories for Autos. We will aend you Parcel Poet anything- you may want for the AiAo If it can be aecured in the city. LONG &. SILVA, 462 Hjwtlwn, Portland, Oregon ; ' ' J You Will Faal Right at Home. " Beautifully Furnuh.d Room.. Safe Central $1.00 Wilkes! Bill $1.50 With Bali Weekly Rates Monthly Rates NORTONIA HOTEL , 1 1 th and Stark. PORTLAND. ORE. Excellent Cafe and Roof Garden Technical' ud Practical Training. 1rt Autos. Tree V Ki tor. Auto L ?Z Klectrieal Gun Kniffnen ADCOX AUTO AND TRACTOR SCHOOL Unioa Ae. toe Watct St., PORTLAND, ORE. u: uvi n.... ,.n!ol,,.y full nf tilet.urea of Adcox graduatea Right on the Job, aent free. Address Department No. J. HOTEL ALDER Rooms II per day and up. Special monthly rates. Out-of-town visitors made to feel at home. Southern Pacific electrlo train depot in same building. . J. W. BUSHONG. Manager. 285 Alder St, cor. 4th. V PORTLAND, ORE. EVERYTHING FOR THE OFrtCE Orfice Furniture & Appliances printing ngra ving a bookbinding MARSHALL 6080 . A654S yam FIFTH . OAK STRKITa POSTLANO. OMEOOh . COMPLETE LINE OF STEEL FILING DEVICES AND SYSTEMS Ws Pay Cash for CREAM, EGGS, ' - POULTRY, VEAL and HOGS. PORTLAND, ORE writs f.r Piie 4 Tin. Hazelwood Co., Front and Ankeny Sts, BUHL Sanitary milking palls, strainers, etc., me standard with Northwest Dairymen. Burrell Milkers does the work of 10 men will save enough in 1 year to pay for Its cost. We carry a full line of Dnliy Supplies, Barn Equipment, Silos, etc. Write us for larpre catalog containing one of the finest assortments of Dairy Supplies In the N.W. MONRO J3 & CKISSKLL 01 Front St. Portland. Some Fish I "In my entire piscatorial experi ence," said the truthful traveler, "I never came across a fish so accommo dating "as the shovel fish of South America. It has a snout the shape of a shovel and it will jump out on the bank and dig bait for you to catch it with." . A good judge will decide according to justice and right in preference to strict law. i . r aOUut-J CANS 'F. FRIEDLANDER & CO. IHumciniU, Watches. Jewelry anil ailvarwan-. KsUih ilhed 1HM. Unfit Slock o WrUl .Watcha in Portland. Best Diamond Values la the Northwest. 310 Washington Bt IItwos 5lh and filh. PORTLAND. ORKpON. HEILI6 THEATER THE Bf-ST OF VAUDEVILLE Prmentliig at nil tiinun guest American ami r.iii-"i-uii nwiuw, Eary SUN., MUN,,IUU., Wr.U. Iiiily, Ilk' loMlc. Nlghls, Kle to $1.(10 is HA THICK I llano) ItoMTt-aenta- !t tlV' XVer mki Hcharwenka Concert Appearenc. Well Park and Ws.hlngton Street AdtUTlS ' TUU"' & Optician Fifth anil Washington Port-lapd, Oregon Phone llroadway 1305 Portland, Oriron. TIRES; PURE RUBBER. . ' STRONGEST COTTON rABKIC doalera. Write for cxcluaiva trritoriea. CO., M Sinlt St , I'ortland, Ore. TlMMt-i:Bli a tu, IM-e necona ou BEST PLACE IN TOWN TO EAT We eaiwclatly Invite out-of-town viaitora to give ua a trial. Wa will make you feel at home. Sixth and Alder Streata. . PORTLAND. ORE. THE BEST EATS IN THE CITY St. Nicholas Cafeteria 125 Sixth Street, Portland, Oregon. See what you want and pay for what you get. De Laval Separators . Everything for the Daiiy, Creamery and-Cheese Factory. Distributors of JAMES BARN EQUIPMENT ACME FEED CUTTERS ALPHA GAS ENGINES EMPIRE MILKING Machines Write fof prices 'or informa tion. COLUMBIA DAIRY SUPPLY CO., 92-04 Front St.. Portland. Oregon I-.Cure PILES, FISTULA nd at! other diseases of thc'rectum'bylan original Painless Method, , Without Chloroform or Knife and withaao danger whatever to the patient. My treatment ia no experiment, but the moat aucceeH fpl method ever discovered. Many canes have been cured by this method after operation had failed. Consult me about your case. Dr. N. Claude Hampton, lXkum Ruildlng. Portland, Oregon. ACCORDION PLJEATINQ "We Cut.Tlcm and'rieat SldfGany Style for $1. Hemstitching, 10c per yard. EASTKHN NOVELTY -MFG. CO. 85H Fifth St Broadway 2000 1C" Btephah, liemstltchIng,"scallopirig, braiding, accordion side pleat, buttons covered ; mail orders. 219 Pittock block. AO A ft CUTTER8 A MFQ. JEWELERS jewelry and watch, repairing. Miller a. S56 Wash. Bt.. Majestic Theater Bldtr ARjnnciALXnyjB OregolTAniildaTOm for CHtalna. 425 Washington Pt,, Port land, Orepron. AUCtlKINES; Ford Auction Co. Auctioneers. We sell everything. 191 Second StPortland. AUTO ACCESSORIES and trailers. We wreck all makes of cars and sell their parts at half price. David Hodes Ca.Broadwaanjlaners Aiotor Parts Mfg Co.. 826 Burnslde bt Parts for all cars at half price. ' LONG & SILVA 462 Hawthorne Ave. Auto Wreckers. We wreck cars and sell good parts y list price. See us for En gines, Magnetos, Carburetors,eto. BILLIARDS. JNAJAJPJ8,- MEET ME IN PORTLAND At one qf the most eleprant Billiard Rooms on the Pacific Coast. , . Bowie & Caldwell's Second Floor Pittock Block BOJ4DBOUHT "Come to 725 Gusco Bldg., 6th and Alder Sts., of mall Bonds to us. We remit by return mail. ' . CISLLARS-MURTON CO. B U IL 6 1 NO MATE RIALiT o1:dco;olTrTuliTpiaster or lime fertilizer now. Ship later. Prices light. F. Tj.. CHERRY CO., Inc. . 271 Hawthorne Ave-; Portland car did-vascular. renal disease -wWieiuTIWaT Moore Sanitarium. An institution de voted to doing one thing well. Office 908 Selling Building, Portland, Oregon. KTHmmathn7Cm Stomach trouble. Pr. Elna Sorenson, 608 Panama Bldg. . , "" Write ua for prices; Pioneer Paint Co., 186 First St.', Portland. . Makes the Whole World Glad.. Love "thlnketh no evil," imputes no motive, sees the bright side, puts the best construction Oil every action. What a delightful State of mind to live in! , What a stimulus and benediction even to meet with it for a day. : : . ... ... .Time's Balance. , Things have a way of balancing themselves in this world. For in stance, in winter snow comes down, and in summer ice goes up. For Value Buy Our Special $100 Diamond It'at a beautiful Stone and s profitable investment. This store la Headquarters fur Military Wrist Watch... Write u, JAEGER BROS.Joffi0ffiV.: MR. BUSINESS MAN Are you wanting to null. Wa have buyers for general stores, groceries, confection ery, cigars, restaurants, etc. Bend me description. - F. niFnDON, KlTTKIt, LOWR A CO., 203-6-7 .Board of Trade Uldg-. CANADIAN FARM !.ANI8 ',r"V'ir. 11,... IU..iri. IfMilwUtf IM CO otilaltig Its. land arrant In Western Canada A great opportunity to get rich virgin prairie lurid vet- cheap, on exceptional y long and easy terms Farm land Sll to S3", lirlguted land up to $50 per acre, with 20 yearn to pay liiuOO loan for Im provement on Irrigated land Landseek era' Excursions with reduced rate or further Information write or call I a Thornton, l'lHtrlt Representative, 208 Hallway Exchange' Islda;., Portland, Ore. CHIROPRACTOR DRUGLE88 TREAT MENT 1JR. RAYMOND E. WATCKK-S Accute and Chronic Coses. Chi ropractic la the roost Scientific method of treating dikease. 306-8 Bwatland UldaT., Comer 6th and Washington atrecta. FARM MACHTnERY iTlealTlTatSTor unloading hay, atretch Inn fence, driving fence pouts, erect ing bulldinga, building rouda, clearing land d other purpoae. ,,,. U. B. IKON WOjmSKATTIJWAJH. fTnancTalmortaeloan "oTloTtKueKoana ee OHfcOON IN VK8TMKNT ft MOHTQAQB CO., 220-22 Chamber of Commerce Bldg., 4th and Stark, Portland Oregon. quotation. Kuhm llros., 195 Front fet. LjBERTYJB0ND80JG contract or loan 90 of their face value at Pr annum. Deal with reliable licensed Brokers. Howell and Davis, 401 Hoard of Trade Building-, Portland; optometrist and optician jlasseFat Patronage solicited on basis W'fl)" of capable service and reaaon able charges. Thousands of sat isfied patrons. A trial will convince. Chaa. I W. Goodman,optometrlst, 209 Morrtaon. OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN TiTTTtlfr&p lng. Catarrh, Catarrhal deafness and Rheumatism. Nervous uid chronio dis eases. PriinTiPandAuto finishes. Wholesale and retail. BOLLS Wall Paper Co., 229 Morrison bt. PYSJCAJjjTHER . Dr. R. A. Phillips, 90S Broadway Bldg. Disorders of the stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels, goitre, high, blood pressure and remaie aiaoraera. SANltARjyB 4oTto'7lTTSekum"Bf help the appearance of Woman. Largest stock of Hair Goods. Three separate stem switch made of combings Sl eO- Twenty two Inch switch or transformation to match your hair $2.46. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES muim mmoim mvumi Wants Men. Women to learn the trade; positions waiting; send for catalogue. MIBH DFCKKIt'S Private Business Col lege.All8kyBldg, Sd ft Morrison SU Hawthorne Aiito' ft Gas Engine School, 462 Hawthorne Ave. Practical experience in overhauling and repalrLng every make of auto and gas engine. Oxyacetylene welding. JSBtabliahed 1907. " SCHOOL SUPPUES nkbrtfcwest'Sclioor jyurnTtui Srd St Everything for schools. Also theatre chairs, church furniture. Folding chairs and seats. -. . . Tnrynrs Suits to order. 10 down, $5.00 per month. Unique Tailoring Co., 104 Fourth St., Portland. , . TALIiGMA 'f'ortyToToeTeTirdTscoInTo and Columbia records. New and used. Satisfaction guaranteed. Write for cata log. Vern L. Wenger. 142H Second Bt VLAJjjHoniejJen SalulraTyKraf'treaTmeTit Freeln formatlon; write or call. 422 Pittock Blk. WALL PAPER AND PAINTS frtTl, .. .1 nnlnta AJ Vl I tta a 1 A fl nit vv uu pvic mii,io. ' ,,v : retail. BOLLS Wall Paper Co., 229 Mor rison Bt. WATER SYSTEMS FOR COUNTRY conditions. Easily installed. Easily op erated. Over 26,000 in use. Write for literature and details. M. 13. SPBNCBB 54 1st St. Portland, Oregon. - Original "Gag Rule." "Gat; rule" was a phrase applied to a resolution passed by cqngress in Mav. 1836, that three-fourths o all petitions, memorials, resolutions, prop ositions or papers relating in any way to the subject of slavery or the aboli tion of slavery should He on the table without being printed or referred. The rule was-abolished a few years later. Seashells Instead of Glass. One curious thing noted by Ameri cans in the Philippines was the use by natives of seashells In lieu of window glass. There is a bivalve mollusk, na tive to the waters of that part of the world, which has a shell seven or eight inches in diameter, so thin as to be transparent. It is plentiful and costs nothing. Glass Is expensive. It gives you self-respect and cour age. , .. Heroism. Heroism is always the same, how ever the fashion of a hero's clothes may alter. . Every hero in history is as near to a man as his neighbor, and if we should tell the simple truth of some of our neighbors, it would sound like poetry. George W.. Curtis. ; . Aim. High, r If you hit the mark you must aim a little above it; svery arrow that flies feels the attraction of earth. Long fellow. . How to Get Rich. Some men would have no trouble in getting rich if they held on to the mon ey they earn as they do to the money they borrow. SUM AND SIMPLE Frocks Are Quite Unlike the Mode of Yesterday. Waistlines Are Capricious; Sleeves of Various Styles; Supply of Silk Is Wondrous; Woolens Limited. Everywhere one te now- clothes. At first filance they seem quite like the mode of ycHterdny and one resolves with flrmrifK to wear the tbinss left over. One look" again, relates a writer In Ifurper-'a Bazar, nnl (Uncovers a difference which lies not In the out lines but In a ltost of elever, artfully planned details and one's resolution flies on wings. ' In style all frocks are slim and sim pleor at least they give that Impres sion. The skirts are of the well-known "hobble" type, but they have all the delights and one of the regrets of the hobble we used to struggle with so valiantly. Instead of the uncomforta bly close confines 6T other days, the new skirts are so skillfully folded and draped that though the slender lines are scrupulously maintained, the wear er lias .plenty of room In which to brave the curbstones 1 Waistlines are Lrfdeed capricious, for while some reach aspiring heights, others startle with their length. A few staid and sober ones Insist on being normal. Of girdles there are a-plenty. If one would have the swathing kind and one surely will remember that It begins at the normal waistline and Is draped to give the effect of a long, slender waist. Sleeves, always a law unto them selves, are long and tight at times, again only three-quarters. Some are draped and some are "bells some are banded With fur and some with heavy material. Though the straight neck line Is still much liked, distinctive col lars of fur will stamp a gown is un mistakably new. Silk Is the mode, of course, And never were there such wondrous silk en stuffs! Wools there are rough homespuns, duvetyns, velours and jerseys for suits and wraps that one may wear without a qualm, for the materials were manufactured and purchased long before there was any question of conservation. The supply, of course, Is limited, and the tariff proportionate ly high. . - - WHEN ONE SITS UP IN BED Knitted Nightingale Most Useful Gar ment When III or Reading in Bed. The knitted nightingale is one of the most useful garments a sick per son can possess, and It Is certainly ac ceptable' to anyone who likes to read In bed. Moreover, it is very easy to make and goes quickly. Any light-colored wool is nice for it, especially the silk and wool mixtures that can be pur chased in pink, blue and lavender, or, better yet, the fluffed cotton that looks like wool. -The scarf itself it straight, with a purled cuff of 40 stitches done on very thin needles for two Inches, and then Increased to about 60 stitches on very large needles, and continued until the whole measures somewhere between 50 and CO inches, depending on -the length of the arms of the person for whom lt.Is intended. It usually takes about four balls of wool for one. When It is finished the cuffs are sewed up and part of one edge is turned back with ribbon through to make a collar, and give something to fasten It to gether. The whole is something like a bigi shawl, with a place at each end for the arras. GOWN FOR AFTERNOON WEAR Terra cotta satin forms this ex tremely attractive gown for afternoon wear. A tou;h of medieval days is teen in the peasant-like waist with Its lacing at the neck. The skirt is plain with two fine and graceful ruffles. A t T ft " " H -4 K K-t.flS If Ik jJLyv ' Jite I 'ly H V 1 Western Newnpuper Union IW j, s .. r rt .A."1 A - t Y "i ir MORRIS . MORRIS BUILDING, 309-311 Stark St. Government and " PORTLAND, ORE. Established Over Municipal Bond Phone Bdwy, 2151. Twenty-Five Years V-v.-m Granulated Eyelids, M 1 1 fl Eyes inflamed by expo- ...,.ton HnrfonH Wlnr: E. quickly relieved by Merhif V S Eye Remedy. No Smarting, J just Eye Comfort. At Vour Druggistt or by mail 60c per Bottle. For Book ol the Eye free write Murine rye Remedy to i.nicago. ATTENTION TO GRAPEVINES 8om Sort of Artificial Protectiofi Should Be Given Where Winters Ars Very 8evere. , Where the winter Is so bitter that trranevlnes must be given some sort of artificial protection In order to keep them from belne killed by the cold, the vines will need to be pruned just asj quickly as they become dormant in mild winters this may be rather late in the season. On the other hand, the early coming of bitter weather may necessitate pruning early In the winter season. The system oi pruning prac ticed In these localities should be such as to permit laying down, the stalk and canes to Insure growth and bear ing next year. These are covered with leaves, rubbish, little mixed with earth, etc.. in such a manner as to keep the zero weather and below zero weather from freezing and killing them. In the spring this covering is removed Just before the growth begins. " All this makes It necessary to do the prun- Ine before the stalks and canes are put to bed for the winter. MAKING OVER OLD, ORCHARDS Many May Be Well Worth Saving on Account of Growing Demand -Pruning Is Urged. ' With the growing demand for fruit, orchards that have stopped bearing be cause of disease or old age may toe well worth saving, according to the horticultural department at the Wis consin experiment station. Pruning Is advised by way of making over the old orchard and restoring Its useful ness. Unless the fruit Is of good variety, it will not pay the orchardlst to bother with it, say the horticulturists. If the root system is not strong and liv ing, then, too, the tree may as well be cut down. On the other hand, if the new growth Is vigorous, the tree has a chance for life. The heart and trunk should be sound. In such a case, something may be done. LOOK AFTER SLACKER TREES Pruning Is. Needed on Most Farms Better to .Leave TooMuch Wood the First Year.- ' ' ' ' Uncle Sam expects that not only ev ery man, but every tree and vine shall do Its full duty, On most farms are trees that need pruning. First cut out the dead wood. Then thin out the branches that are Interfering with the entrance of light and air. ' But don't overdo. ' Better leave too much wood the first year than take out too much, because the latter would throw the tree out' of balance and wood Instead of fruit would be the result Cause of Apple Canker. Apple canker is caused by a fungus which develops In the growing layer and it should be cleaned out and the wound disinfected. Harboring Place for Insects. Dead and dying limbs are harboring places for many noxious insects, such as borers, pin-hole bark beetles. Cut Dead Limbs Closely. In cutting off dead or living llmba tut close to the tree and leave no xiiot, as It will not heal. Provide Continuous Trips. Immediate effort in linking together the good roads to provide continuous trips is imperative. Road Greatly Improved. By keeping a road drag and drag ging tho road along one's land after heavy rains the road may be greatly Improved. Maintain Those We Have. Not only should we build better roads, but we should take pains to maintain those we already have. She Earned It. My little daughter came In with a penny. I asked her where she found it, and she said: "I earned it. You see, Carter called me a bad girl and I was going to fight him, but he had some pennies, so I told him if he would give me a. penny I wouldn't fight him and he did." - - As You Like It. Treat "the other fellow just as you would like to be treated. - ... . , Watch fiuticura Improve, Your Skin. On, rising1 and re't.ring gently ' smear the ; face . 'with' Cutlcura Ointment. Wash off Ointment in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. It Is wonderful sometimes what Cuticura will do for poor complexions, dandruff, Itching and red rough hands. Adv. . j " t "! .'TlT,;r.,-. , - 1 BROS. 13 i j Rfrofta FFK C M OAIHT Brcakhiall Records 19 RiKht now when milk price are break-j lng all Tecords is the time to make new. high record .in milk production. It is sur-, prising how effectively thw ean b accom-l pjishtd by raising the health standard of i your dairy cows. . " r The most prevalent eow ailment Abor-i tion. Retained Afterbirth, Bunches, Loat AP-! petite. Scours, etc arise from an Impaired condition of the genital and digeative or-i gans. Kow-Kure has remarkable medieinalj properties that act directly on the organs,; producing regular, healthy action. j Feed dealer and druggists ael Ko w-Karr. in 60e. and $1.20 packages. i C,J f fraa haok ' 1 "THE HOME COW DOCTOR"' Dairy Association Co. LraeMTilW, Vt Bronchial Troublei Soothe the irritajion, and you jfv Jr distre. Do both quitkly. and '?f by uiug promptly- a dependable remed)- RelyOnCuticura ToClearPimples Soap 25c. Ointment 25 and flOcf Sure! High Heels Cause Corns But Who Cares Now Vnn rock lean men and women W are pestered with corns and who ha at least once a weeK invited an aw rionth from lnc:k1aw or blood DOif are now told by a Cincinnati autnor to use a drug called freezone, wn th moment a. few droDS are appl to any corn or callous the soreness relieved and soon the entire corn callous, root and all, lifts off with lingers. " plied, and simply shrivels the corn callmis without inflamine or even ritating the surrounding tissue or slj A small bottle of freezone wiil c very little at any of the drug stot hut will nositivelv rid one's feet every "hard or soft corn or. hardeJ callous. If your druggist nasn t freezone he can get it at any wh sale drug house lor you. aqv.- ALLEN'S FOOT EASE FOR THE TROOP Shaken into the shoes and sprinkled in the bath it Rives rest and comfort, takes the frid from the shoe and prevents busters ana spots. Makes walking easy. Accept no si; tute. sold everywnere, zx. . Made Him Devout Christian Gen. Lew Wallace said that bet writing "Ben Hur" he had no fixed ligious convictions, but as the s( grew and the Christ figure assu reality his whole life was affected it and wheH the work was compl he found himself for the first tim his life a devout Christian. Willis "Bump" says he lost coil of his car yesterday." Gillis "Tl right. The sheriff has it now." Ju Times of Life's Deep Emotions At certain periods of life we years of emotion In a few weeks look back on those times as on gaps between the old life and the Thackeray. Are You Satisfied? BEHNKE-WALKIl BUSINESS COL1 la lhA hier?eRt. moat Derfectly eau Business Training School in the N west. -Fit yourself for a higher po with more money. Permanent pos assured our Graduates. Write for catalog Fourth and Ya; Portland. " Hides. Pelts, "BSE Wool & M ffi wul tH m tin. Write far Pricel ui Sawiaj T THE H. F. NORTON COMPANl 15th and Johnson Sts., Portland. Ore Seattle, Wash.., . .. Bellingham, ELECTRIC HOTC Bought, Sold, Rented and Re? WALKER ELECTRIC WO Bumside. cor. lUth. Portland -w-t i - 1 mini sBi JA. Y (pp.Your Own Plumbi; By buyinu direct from as at wholesale and save the plumber profits, vvnie mn, nmda. We will give you cur bottom "direct-to-you" prices, f. o. b. i boat. We actually save you from 10 to Northwest headquarters foi Leader V Systems and Fuller & Johnson Engines. I STARK-DAVIS CO. ' I 212 Third Street. Portland. Ov P. N. U. No. 2, 19 Which disturbs us AIV "( f liv...' rr: ...ii -SS a BL ' -X T19H ni-io -i