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They're scientifically placed to
prevent skids and those dangerous
side slips.
Their firm, sure grip means safety.
And yet, they don't "fight the road."
Just the tires for owr kind of roads.
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There are four other United States
Tires-every one of them a good
tire.
No matter what your individual
needs may be, we can fiu them.
n. I i Quality and Price are not what they u,ed to be
S,iP p. s. R- of th0 1 l!: we do claim that in comparison with what met)
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arc Good Tires
We know United States Tire, are good Tires. Thai, why we s.U them.
Graham & Son, Monmouth,
Independence Garage & Machine Shop
SUMMONS
B& ilere,5, says the Good Judg
I want to remind you
about that small chew
of this good tobacco.
It tastes better because
it's good tobacco. Its
quality saves you part ot
your tobacco money.
It goes further and lasts
longer. ,.,v-
S THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
Put up in two styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
No.
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, for Polk County.
J. L. Hanna and S. C. Hanna,
Plaintiff1! J??- u
t!...i:ir0(l n l
).-.,! ! ,.it '.I'M
i .. .mi' slill0, 1
est in or to .niil l"1"
own,rs thereof in foo .nP - . J
e,h of tho - f' '
brred and en.ini,,,..! '' ,nR
nny claim in r to ,aid V "
tiff's, and that plaintiff', havo su 1
further and .liffowt r.-l.ef a to
equity .ii- Tlmt s!iul r ;
!lJnr,.lU..si,ilod in .said coniplumt
11. ...r. -
neirinnlnr at the N. W. rom-r o
the
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, r,.!k rmmtv. Oregon;
w hi. iin , , i
thence North 4:35 .-ha.nv. Uo ,
West lfl.r.i chain: th,-i..vNuith 10.W
. . .i w,..i s.-r.l i-haii's;
cnains; iiu-mr
thence Smith .-hain-; tnen- .
West IS. 10 chains to the Western
boundary of the James S. llolman.
D. L. C; thence South U dcrnvs
West 1.18 chains; thence Fouth le- .
frreei LV West r..21 chains; thence
South -13 decrees Fast 3.78 chains to
a point in the center of the I.u.'kia- .
mute River; thence Kast S'.'.. chain,
to tho Western boundary line of 'he ,
jlleniv llelmick P. I.. C: tnence North ,
'on said line -M.f.f. chairs t the jdace ;
'of lieirinninc, containini; 181 "! acres, j
more or less.
This Summons by order of the Hon.
II. H. Ilelt, Judce of the above entit
ed Court, made and (luted t Cham
bers in the City of Dallas, Oregon, on
the 28th day of April, h19, is served
upon you by the publication thereof
for a period of six consecutive weeks
prior to the Mth day of June, 1910,
in The Independence Enterprise, a
newspaper of pcnerul circulation, pub
lished at Independence, in said Coun
ty of Polk. ,
I The date of the first publication of
! this Summons is May 2nd, 1919,
j The date of the last publication wil1
i be June 13th, 1919.
Attorney's for Plaintiffs,
SWOPE & SWOPE
" Independence, Oregon.
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t in Judging Values War Conk
!l Hons Must be Considered
and the HIGHEST VALULo.
, To Measure or Ready to-Wear.
8. JL Sireamer.
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Follow the Crowd to
We Offer You for That Sunday Dinner
HUSTON - BROTHEEi
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JERSEYS
AT AUCTION
FRIDAY, JUNE 20TH, 1919.
24 Jerseys, Registered and Grades.
Cows, heifers, young stock and herd bull-13 registered, .' 'f
dispersal. Most of the cattle to be sold are of similar blood lines to the well
known herd owned by G. G. Hewitt, as bulls from his farm
... . r- j tj o w Y91 dano-Titera in the Reeister of Merit)
The blood OI iunua Lou ui u. - " , ,, , t,
Golden Fern Noble (12 daughters in Register of Merit) and Mistletoe Pogis
(10 daughters in Register of Merit) is prominent in all of the ped.rgees. The
v .,i i. j oni tvmm nrndiioinff ancestry.
irrades are aa nign gru ac.js t .
Catalog giving description and breeding of cattle to be so d will be publ.shed
6 6 ... . . nA anil ho fiirnished.
Send request to either sale manager or ownci " ' TVY,.
ade with owner before blading.
THilvMCS B8n uiiiCTs oiioiigvx..-...
TIME Lunch will be. served at 12 o'clock (new time) and sale will start
,. . si xl ..J-M
immediately tneri.tci. , , .
PLACE-Sale will be held on the George B. Jones farm, which is reached
. from Monmouth by going about 3 miles south then about 4 miles west and
one half mile north. Free transportation will be furnished for those that
come by train, by inquiring at Monmouth Hotel.
GEORGE B. JONES, Owner, Monmouth, Ore.
E. A. RHOTEN, eal. Wr. M. Or, CI. B T.
Amos Holman, Fred J. Holman, John
H. Holman, Mrs. Jaunita P. Nichols,
Mrs. Helen Vivian Trevanius, former
ly Helen Vivian Bassett; James Hol
man, John Holman, Cooper Holman,
Ida Holman, Mrs. Nettie Logan, John
R. H. Ward, Preston Ward, William
Ward, Linsey F. Ward, Margaret h.
Wnrd.i Beniamin Ireland, William V.
Holman, John Hardy Holman, Sam
t n,.,.ii Towoa Holman. lt.li o.
leuiciwn, " " '
Crosley, Mrs. Ellen Holman, James
Holman, Andrew H. Holman, fcsta
Meyer, Mrs. I. N. Woods, Mrs. Addie
DalwrvrnDle. Mrs. Edwin Jacobson,
The unknown heirs of Rachel Critch-
low, deceased; the unknown heirs, if
a?w. of Mrs. Hulda Crosley, deceased
the unknown heirs of Nancy E. Hub
bard, deceased; the unknown heirs of
D. Ward, deceased; the un
known heirs f Alfred E. Crosley, de
ceased; the unknown heirs of Nath
aniel Hloman. deceased,, the un
known heirs of Preston Holman, de
ceased; the unknown heirs of Hardy
Holman, deceased; William J. Critch
low, J. Ralph Critchlow, Nellie Lee,
Maggie Hunsaker, Lura Cramer, Ma
bel Brown, J. Loyd Critchlow, and al
so all other persons or parties un
known claiming any right, titie, estate
lien or interest in the real estate de
scribed in the complaint herein,
Defendants.
To Helen Vivian Travanius, form
erly Helen Vivian Bassett; Cooper
Hnlman. Ida Holman, Preston Ward,
Linsey F. 'Ward, Margaret E. Ward,
Benjamin Ireland, John Hardy Hol
man, afld James Holman, whose
true name is James M. noiman,
Eli S. Crosley, Mrs. Edwin
Jai-obson. the unknown heirs of Ra
chel Critchlow, deceased; the unknown
heirs, if any, of Mrs. Hulda Crosley,
deceased; the unknown heirs of Nan
cy E. Hubbard, deceased,; the unknown
heirs of George D. ward, deceased;
the unknown heirs of Alfred E.Cros
ley, deceased; the unknown heirs ot
Preston Holman, deceased; the un
known heirs of Hardy Holman, de
ceased; the unknown heirs of Nath-
I,OOK FOR
the, Km luir.
TRADE, WiRK
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m firearms Ammunition l1:?
Shooting mM&
Leg of Mutton '.:"( lb-
Mutton t'hopsi J.VWi
l ine Quarter Mutton . ."Oclli
Mutton Stew l.Vtb
Beef Roast 18-20clb
Beefsteak 22-2r.ctl
Liberty Steuk 20cm
Leg of Veal 2Hvll
Veal CutleU 2Sclb
Shoulder Veal it.mst Soclb
Veal Stew l.n-Tb
Holognn 22c
Wietines 25c
ir Our own make
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ON C. STREET
AFTER INFLUENZA
vvinter COLDS
BAT B!,00D
Yoti are pa!?1, -ihvi, wea'r widi littli
vitality. Your Im is sln.Uh am! ".he
bad blood causes yot-.r stouv-h linisclcs
to lose their elastxity and become flab
by and wek then i.:iligestici.
Doctor Pierce's Gclhn Med'fai P-is-covery,
made fiom -wild roots fi.nl Larks,
and free from alcohol or lmcoi.ici, is
the great anJ yoive.ful Llood pti'ificr of
to-day. Ingredients p- ,.ntc-l on ivrajiper.
This tonic, in liquid $- tablet form, is
just whsit you ntc'i to f-Ivo you vim,
vigor and vitality.
Take it as directed ai;j it will starch
out impure and poisonou ssuti.er i
throufjhout the system and cl'muwta ic
through the natural channel:.
You can nrocuie a trial T.nrk-iw. i,
sending iu cents to ur. fierce s Invalidi I
Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y.
UUm& what V,:. IWii m,.lioi,,f. hae
,ui i..uierc(t with an
uRro.i inyrietitBtiinfor
n' w. I wont to a .Ion-i'-r
S'jiu but M.i molicino
'''' "ocood. Thesoi-o
i Ki Ms-tatrAi I life, TTF'pS.r
'"a m'.ilranc dij m-a wckxI
iir a wtiilo, tlioa tin- ei.ro
oro riiihl alono tn 1
t A sJ.VNW '. I took two and a
VTfc. --v . hHlf liottlH
vt All-Ilealiu
half Imttlifl of Dr. Piiirpn'a
imed Hr. Viurco'a
ulrcr iv u 8 nil well Iwlore
I had the medicine all 11S1, .,,' ' Z"
theBO raeaiciuos to other suCutora." Mm ii,i
Jan?
ik Soil
while Vie dinner
linnry oner
not, ; ull'i-r as the result of
ilic frrowin;? importance of
the mile kitchen garden.
allow;
The G-E Electric Range
v r . . . . i ji... ,,,iv nieal ca1,
ui.h;. mica perject neat control tnu "v . sp0ue
(a.l .-.l "by tho clock" without fear of I"
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