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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1919)
AS OLD AS THE TOWN'. l ' F2i. ' . . ' - fT ifToW by.tfio bank Book I 1' . Tell It To II I I Your' Banker I I if people would consult their ban- Ulj H I 5 ker more-there would be less diflV K I $ culties gotten into. The Farmers 1 I- I $ SUte Bank welcomes conferences I f: I ' with its patrons any time they have M L I 5 a problem .to discuss. We are always g 1 ? o-iv information, advice and I P3 15 suggestions. . jlft: 5 A CHECKING ACCOUNT FOR n.jW $ YOURSELF and SAVINGS AC- 5 COUNTS for the YOUNGSTERS. h , C W.IRVINE. .. p"!: IS $ J. B. PARKER Vice-Pres i 5 c g. irvine, .. 8;;e' i 5 L. C, FITZGERALD. Asst-Cashter I Rj 1 i Ps 1 - "I JTI Sturdy Shoe- I PAINT AS AN ASSET. Bankers Say They Lend M re Money on Property When Buildings Are Well Painted. AN INDICATION OF THRIFT. On. Concern ZZZ. Per Cent More If Repainting Is Done Every FWe Year. vn'I'll'K s Pt month. 1 , vf..ui:af pmuv (yo IlilUr. Irl. ' i ...-..iiiil from : ....... anvil inni - . . , solulciv n-M- ,.,.pl m, ,1,0 Ml"" 7;,, Ju,,n.'l.l. " patnted fii" '" .,pi.rrfl. X Minnesota J"."' to lotin n-nor much .nor.' 's; w0 painted. won H.o K1',r""hr be'levc In hi' .iril.ui . rp , ,( , lHIUO,. - , ,, shll, wooU ,,,, , . . 1 1. .1V IIHll . , ..-.111 III" READS 'FIRST WIlTu.; nDCMIKIP. MCCCirr n, ,t nav to rii'nt (iwofully fun" i ,P l s H add lo Ihe lllllHIlllKs: hnllclU.-S mo ed? A careful Inquiry of a nn.nl or f UadlnS bank,rs In the Mlsslss.p.' -Si lnclud.n such atatoj . lo i MIchlBB... Ohio, ind una nn -sour,, reveals 0,e fac . .;Mn; pvpi'v case me unnn. ." . S:W sa.T that ...oy wonU. a H. -way from C 10 W) Pt ' wer. far,., nalnte.l and kept ' t-''""1 ' ' T v n.alntnln that well U.-p.-u,. ,,."1 thrift v farmer is a s'" " him -.one, can be -My ';:"-' nvenige of rue rem,..!. bankers shows that the ' value because of pninte.l h.nMiti-s larounn22percen. r Some or tnese umm. estlng comment. A MU-hl -';;" snys that. nne "i ; pared to advise ilenn.uN.N ... , o this inquiry, the others w - more money '- '"-,'." v ,.,,. were palntea tin... . . This bank "Is.i hums nnr R(i utnic... !W,V,"r:.. . .. der ',.ow .nd v. in it III.','!' tj, winter. Wood I .. . VllMllf- irm U'l ' . . ... . ... I l.uil.l . 'U I lit tl'l 111 lift. ,n" hr ,s i h -53 t ,ts In.nU .metums ,,,or' .Hi 01110 . .... .ii.. .r. i nt p..''""- .,, ' : ;'s,,y, ..,t it " . ivy. ,tr!,.lf tncniNO CO where u"''"" . ,,t,ern im- , , . t -nee every live yea' : . (i ( t,v, - ; , ly pf.rs.rjTSvi.a. .;;': .i... .tun n if " Xa - Vut t..e i : Illinois '"'"'' 'V ly rw it - r;:;;rr.::-..-'" runners '.'""' '"-,,H . ' i...lntt..l. hut ,-s n r l antinl peoplo ' ' ,,.,,' ;trr k,.,.,, ..rimiid.,,. ' ! ,. s,a.es ,.,. it -.-id -;; ' ... i.,., "r ncr '-.'III. hi M 1 f.-ri'in e e. " - ' fe ....... - V; .' v.'" -'.i! y r - V' .-- V- .- M le,i.. p.trlck J. Ilul. litnn. rilii.i clerk of ho llou?, broke i tmti for I'rldnt W.lnmi. He tM ih; prhtent'e itii! owiilii n,, nw Conri". th rsrt tlmi iin.- 12. whn lh prKlilnl itrii delivering hl ni'niK la t,t . And IhU mKn the its trora any prliliit over cUi Cougrew from a (urolga Uud. ,1 hiiiM- i ..r tiii ihi in "ii" i . 1'1 ' " 13 I in f ..mi i niii-t'T . i ...... ,.,ini-tir' mxi that where houses. " . . ,U;s. Anoiner - ,,Mt It would ninKC tnat wnere i are well taken care of the t.m.i l ; pmfitable proposition, and ''k''1" general consider the furnu-r a P , client Another MlchlRiu, hn,.U ,a , . .,i nf ri'.ialr aim "farm ouiiuiiis" " needing paint Indicate that .he owner ahout one-tnira 01 ...c , ,. for loans., Where the furm l.u ldlngs are In good shape the rating Is one- hnlt The presiueni i - b says that when real estate loans are consiaereu, - - . ..in pnns deration In are always ihucu i..i making an estimate. The general ap- pearanc. o, rr: v - fle,d9 SO Per ceuu . , , All this hetna true. It Is perf-tiy JLi iimt it ' t,,,:"sH ,,r,,,:i nainted They not only l..k he.l.r e more pleasing m Mm owner. K the farm would sell to Letter a,P vantage, the loan value of the property woul.l I"? Rreaciy ,m buildings themselves would las, nmrh longer en.1 ne.vl less repulr.-H.e American Agriculturist. , Dr. Duganne, DtnUst. over Inde rF, a lead . .... ''" " en,trUCtion confront the promt trnmtion. An imtnen prcd, c.i A o prfparc to ,ca j in , v,,ullon Arc uu ; : tihe house and barn and Naikal Bank- and fencej w?ldbe carefully qbserr- faam , . i...-.t..rtlIM IMW.w- - . ....... .mNOMICI AGWICULTUK. ".i.itlNO aLKCIKICAL UNOINtHHIMi HO"E "S'iT. i.VurArtoN. civil nuinino ustut ajl y.t:v.,.,"?:r ;w..nkehiho. ('-, j-,,v u.lhahy tcNc, tJui.on. ind-n.1 ' 1 . . . c,,mhcr 22. 1919 Three regular tcrm.-rjmj-j-I r 1 B lye. 1 , . wvtli; r 1 Smart Showing l!Jof Shoes MEN'S WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S NOTA BLE FOR THEIR PERFECTION OF FIT AND ?r ArF OF LINE ARE THE NEW PUMPS, and OXFORDS WE ARE RECEIVING DAILY THE VERY LATEST NOVELTIES FROM AM ERIcXs FOREMOST SHOE MAKERS. New Waists n. An endless variety of Styles in Dainty Cotton, GeprgetWs, Crepe de Chines and Wash Silks, plain and exquisitely Trimmed Novelties in White and all popular NEW SHADES. From this satisfying assort ment every taste and purse may be suited. YOU'LL FIND THEM . MOST MODERATELY PRICED. .. WBjl HAVING DECIDED TO QUIT FARMING, WE WILL SELL JOINTLY AT PUBLIC SALE AT THE RESIDENCE OF G. W. MCLAUGHLIN'S t MILE NORTH OF BUENA VISTA. AND MILES SOUTH ur iwutruLitL, -i m B Si Ei uliWWH.vv j T g r 3rd, 1919- EDDY; & CARBRAY THE STORE FOR NEW THINGS COMMENCING PROMPTLY AT 10 O'CLOCK. A. M. HORSES Look or The Red Crown sign signal satwfoction. It stands for straightifltuled, aU-refinery gasoline h.gh quaUtycry drop! Look for the Red Crown 8ien before you fill. 7 gTANDAKD OIL COMPANY - ,irririlT 8 HEAD OF EXTRA FINE HORSES, IN A-l CONDITION, various AGES and Wtiu..- 12 HEAD MILK COWS, 2 REGISTERED JERSEYS, 1 BULL CALF REGISTERED, l HElFE CALF REGISTERED, 1 FULL BLOOD JERSEY YEARLING HEIFER, 2 YEARLING BULL 7 SHOATS WEIGHING ABOUT 150lbS; 2 BROOD SOWS, I DUROCK BOAR. m Gasoline Quality J. W. DEMICK, (Local Agent) Independence, Oregon 4 plows, 1 disc plow, 1 Spring Tooth Harrow, 1 Garden cultivator, 1 Gas Engine, 1 Steam Eng 15-horse power; 1 Tread power, 2 Cream Separators, 1 Blizzard Ensilage cutter, 1 Bain wag top buggies, 2 sets work harness, 1 Deering mower 1 12-inch plow, 1 14-inch plow, 2 two horse tivator, 1 Beet cuhivator, 2 one-horse cultivators 1 pota!o planter, 1 spring tooth, 1 dic, 1 TjJ 1 Go-Devil, 1 U. S. Cream separator, 1 hay rack,l iron wheel barrow, 1 set wire stitchers, , i . i jl l J 1 j ol e i v i t l 1 coou nn FREE LUNCH AT NOON. fill A. L. Stephenson, Auct. . . C. W. Irvine, Clerk. FOR TERMS OF SALE, SEE CLER& White . OWNERS.
