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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 23, 1920)
THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE AS OLD AS THE TOWN. lOCAL 'PZMNW )-;imnrry rcturnt-d homo ft (HI I (t lillnilU'NK HT.ii fef. to Crtllfoniln. y Ut 1 t ' Ir. W.tklrm loft !nt jeomtt, WiiKhlnjrton, to future home. Ut f t ilttiHon WHS hotttt'tn to I Khib Innt Friday evn feport a most plottnunt Thw Incomo tax man will le In In- Tho W. It. C. will hold 'in open (lcK'Ml(nco Fclmwry 2nd to 4th. rwue on McKiiiley'n lilrthduy next ; Thurtluy Januury 20th. XMlun Al Wrliflit urul wifo cituut .he wmk- wolcomo. end with IYIwkU In Nnk-m und while ' 1 f I them Htlcndi'd a upot lal nUt action nt ! Warning hu been cnt out nil oz one of tho thentri'H er the ntuto for people to bewari of j "Death l)Hnks" or homo rnj.do brew Wo undertttnnd tha tho H union concoctions. Mont Market will movp !! lio build in(f on Main street a- one tin.o iwed -IT r. Metier, of Hidlaa, jut the Wedding an:d Ultr;Of Mr. and Mr. Friday. It I -f lStan1.erry la reported Several weekn the ulh'T and HUaUined in ' fi bother hei for uom It t X th and wife, Mr. W jMri. Oonre Mamtrry to crlm yesterday In tar, rettirninjr In the Uft Tho W. R. C. will olmcrve Lincoln's fur a imilar business. The place la birthday February 12th, The G. A. bolnir Kencrally overhauled and thoy,11- 'mlly, W. It. C. and family expect to mtiv.i Into It Mow Ftsbruray ar Invited to thfl d'pner. After din 10th. Jner short program will be rendered. J f J - ' - Charles Whitney will hold a pub- Mr"' CeorK Carbray delightfully lie tale at the residence of Al Whit-entertained the P. S. Hub on Wednes ney north of town at tho end of tho daV 'fc(.on After the usual pro pavement, on Saturday January 31st ram "'ehment was served and a lie expects to move to California adn!feW hourl "P0Pt ,n "ociB, nvoraa. try his luck at truck farming. Read his sale notice elesewhere in this Is sue of tho Enterprise. . . 1 t t tlon. -It Charles McIIenry, of Corvallis, who built Ihe Independence High rt.t s . t a IMS 4 Th next m,,tln of th. P-rntJBcnoo, w" " n Cil7 mrusuay on Teacher. Association, February 8rd, business. He has severtSl properties will be a Silver Tea and shower for:1" thi" c,ty and ,s otftrinic them for the defraying of the expense of the,"a,e' new reat room. The jclft of any ar- J f J , tides that could be used, will be Real th Ed.Iir & Tarbrav irraat appreciated. Any contributions for discount sale in thm weok'. Iue of first aid wll be welcome. Tea will ', EnterDrise. Thev are makinir a be served at three o'clock In the aoup klUhen where the program by of merchandise. Salo only lasts a tho children will be given also. ,few dava --r"-'7 wi" i JZWy'fZr Ordinary Oil Vdol jJV IV ir proportron of ordinary ml ki turned JTL " L X.. into ediment ftw JO hour of . 4 rty. If j running and low most of iu lu- in Sfr?fi ft 1 I f bcicatine valu. Vecdol form SO t-Z. It 1 per cent, leaa acdlowot than wdt- J j W wyoil. -1 1 1 Frank Fluke, who has had the man- jewltt of this clty,has! ltwauae of the Inreaaed intecst In I ttf XA' ,e ' ,LK:",,th metnf -t the Baptist church, '.nt of the Mitoma hop yard the gon AKricultura Col- it WM dccUod to continue them M. yf u m Q A oiner week. Kev. ami Mrs. w. c. McUughlin ranch, having Teidgned Driver are great help to the church ,hill position with the former to ac and their work In this communiy la C.Dt the management of the Mc- 2 V (bearing fru.t.The plain aermons and Laujfhjn hop ranch. ' h ftd w'fa returned KMX onK re ,on(,in men an(,l ttt l rii after two I w"m"n inU tne riht relationship I Lw..n.. J with The Lord Jchvs Chrlit. The I The first suit for divorce In which !K..uu.. 1,.,-,ifc ... BiK,lw . , . .. . i. pamor win preacn ounuay rrorning " """" " i'"' at 11 a. m. The Sunday school took wa file in PoIk county this week. jump from 30 o 57 and more are (Charles Atwate of Airlie, who was armlnff I Blnc " noP increase our :: i"ununy acnooi 10 iou ana more, u ."". n.v.....iV . v.. tho re nv rhilrlren tin r. nnf matrimonial ties that bind him to ftvitt Ik a daughter of I and is tnktig the e ft t college. iefttiiro Vi Californ'n. f vl'l Oregon has 'em ( it scenery ns well as. ttt I. fable th a line was had nt in Sunday school anywhere, you are'CWissa Atwater. He married the Mr. an 1 Mrs. P. M. invliil Ln V h.vA voune lady while stationed at La Inst Fri lav, where the! teacher for you and a class for your Gram!e with Company L. in the sum- rnost pleasnrtly enter-'acre. If you love a five church and.mer of 1917. Upon his return from jasion also bcinjr the rrood nrcttchinu-nn A alnfrinir. vou France he was unable to learn the ng anniversary of .Mr. ought to come to the Baptist church land. How the U. S. Bureau ' of Standards tests Automobile Oils a. Do you know the greatest weakness of ordinary automobile oils ? Do you know the chief cause of wear and expense? Do you know how the U. S. Bureau of Standards tests automobile oib what tests this Bureau considers most important ? You will find the answers to these questions in the U. S. Bureau of Standards Technologic Paper No. 73 "Data on the Oxidation of Automobile Cylinder Oils." (Address, Superintendent of Document?, Washinston, D. C). This explains how motor oil is tested for sediment the same farr.ous test that has shown how Veedol reduces friction and wear, by reducing sediment Vcedol i3 made by the special and exclusive Faulkner Process, 3 that cau! C3 it to resist heat, and reduces sediment 80 percent. That means less friction, les3 wear on your er.ne, less oil expense. FOR SALE BV THE ACE GARAGE '"dependence, Oregon. 4 7 c--, utr whereabouts of his wife. Guss Huckinstein and wife of Sa-. Kenneth Arrell expects to leave His com- k'm rnotored over Sunday and epent next month for Minnesota to again Thepu Idic Is most cordially Invited, plaint charges willful desertion. a part of the day with friends here. Mo-aaK PERSONAL GAIN VRT1NG MONDAY THE 19TH UNTIL SATURDAY, MI H, C. P. BISHOP WILL HAVE AN EXCEL- T DISPLAY OF ORE M A "HF 3 V Jt mZm L. f ir - jrm i i j s&$L hi) i make his home in that state. ttt CO. K. BREEZELETS The Grand Worthy Matron will make her official visit to the local chapter of Eastern Star on the ev ening of Tuesday February 4th. 1 1 : Independence has one less junk bus At the last meeting of the Retail Merchants Association, they agreed to vote funds to be matched by funds from the Company to secure prizes for a competitive drill to be held abot iness now that the Reeves stock has!""5 1C"1,U" ' ' ih rnnm nn MQ;n trt. Thpige3"18. Corporals and Pnvates. building will be occupied by parties. f t GON GOOD S !)u;are cordially invited to spect these and learn how ;.d where they are made uU ndc iid inf I t It '.-! Mi ! i olher Word has been received informing us that ex-service men can enlist in the National Guard for a period of one year, company K. must nave Mike Wholley, night watch at the an enlistment of 100 men bv July 1st ;S. P. warehouse, was accidently Fhotjlf)20( and it is hoped that many of .through the foot by the accidental jthe meT, m tnis community will take I discharge, of his revolver which he advantaj?3 cf this 0ffer and help carried in a belt. He was talking to l)OOSt t'-Qc company, several men in front of the depot andj men have fceen recommended in some way h.s hand or arm st. uck or di3ch 0ur atendance per. the hammer of his gun, causing it to, wi, be benefited to a great discharge. It was only a flesh wound and will not lay him up long, , , . . - . j j j Among the latest recruits to fall in line are the following: Raymond Again there is talk of tke re-open- Smith. Ira Compton and Earl Griffith ing of the cannery which has stood The minimum age for enlistment idle for a number of years. Two gen to a National Guard organization has tlemen representatives of a large been reduced to 16 years. company, were in the city last week; In an informal competitive drill and conferred with our people rela-'held Iast Friday njRht, Arthur Ward tive to acreage and the desired sup- 'carrjed 0ff the honors, closely follow- port of our people. They were satis- 'ed by peter stoltterbery. fied with the cannery building and if j Company K wa ssurprised last Fri- enough acreage can be obtained forday by naving the official side arms its operation, ir.ey assurca us tr.ai. hpr. anfi no doubt others will follow at irregular intervals. t t ; There will be a special musical program at the M. E. church Sunday evening. the plant would be in operation by the year 1921. At present they will es tablish a receiving station. The matter has been taken up and efforts made to secure the acreage desired for the growing of berriers. Hyright 1919 Hart Schaffner & Mara u Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties a Patron." J DO NOT wfof thinf. prim1 CHANCE BY BASING HERE SALEM Mills SALEM, Woolen Store .... OREGON. YOU DO NOT TAKE A CHANCE BY PURCHASING HERE STj! Jii In tboa days of high price for fcno product and high I 'Sffi i t Fj'lvTTJ 11 cost of form labor, a 4y or two dan atved metni much fiHf VBfl 77V A I ( tkri I 1 totMlanrwr. 1 -tK' V I ?J. ?. Vir. t. M I I Suppoe for irutanc. It to harvest tin A broken part yf fiM y OI'V? J tho harvMler cannot bo opratwl the Nanda are nilo j ir-rl XAjLl SJX J tow dely th ka of tho crop. A liwr f j V V or" will tako days to brine tho needed poco of machinery; f kJr In thorn days of high price for fcrra producra and high coot of fium labor, a iUy or two dan aoved mcouu much to trt farmer. Suppose, fat instance, It to harreat bm A broken part the harvoster cannot bo operated the handa are kilo a few days' delay meana th kxse of tho crop. A letter will take dayt to brine tho needed piece of machinary But how easy to go to phon (ny phone) amy "North western Long Distance" and ge the rapaira started on thear way at once! t k you hevo larf croa of fntn'ar partem to mOX Prkm are tluctuatMic. You mvm rmd t ouch with tht OMrtoM. Uw jrgur ahonei And a ot die eppgrtw wonirw Eon't ask for Dncf Distance & Say- one KORTmVESTERN LONG DISTANCE
