Independence enterprise., January 30, 1920, Page PAGE EIGHT, Image 8

THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE
AS OLD as!
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MAPPEMM
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KM Fluke has routed Ida store room
adjoining the Mcintosh store, to
GET
VV JLliLiii Ao'VV
Why suffer longer? Why
"dorfor" nil vtuir il;U'S Ull-
ilertlitioKI system that vain-
Jl ? ' a
party who will haiulle ne- i V t"CS tOa.roy.HI ly IVlCf'O
cossonos.
-t t
ly treating yin
out re nioiu t
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your sickiKsfif
"Shubert will pay these extremely
hlgii prices lor Oregon Furs
ie causes of
Take the
roail hack
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(01 EXTRA IARGE
N--I LARGE
aviwq
MINK
N9I SMALL I HQ 7
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Hne, Dark 25.00 to 20.00 18.03 to 15.00 14.00 to 12.C0 10.00 to 8.00 1 10 00 to 500
Usual Color 18.00 to 14.00 12.00 i) 10.00 9.00 to 7il) 7.00 lo 6.00 7.00 to 350
Coast 112.00 to 10.(0 9.0Q to 7.50 1 7.00 to 6.00 1 5.50to 4.50 5.50 to 300
MUSKRAT
Winter I 6 CO to 5.C3 1 4.75 tc 3.75 1 3.50 to 2.75 1 2.50 to 1.75 1 2.50 to L50 1
Fall 1 4i0 la 3.75 3 50 to 2.75 2.50 to 2.C0 1 1.75 to 1.50 1 1,75 to 1.25 1
SKUNK
I Ki'i XiSA lARSCl K-l LARGE N?l MEDIUM I N?l SMALL COOD UNPR1NB
BLACK 15.00 ts 12.00 I1.C0 to S.0O S0 to 8X0 7.50 to 7.C0 7.00to 3i0
SHORT 10.00 H 5X0 8.53 to 7.50 7.25 to 6.7S 6.50 to 5.50 6.00 to 300
NARROW 7.53 (J 6.50 UTS to 5.23 5.C0 ts O 4.0C& 3.50 350 to 150
broad 5.oot3 4.0ui3.:3tj :.tj 2.:; to 2.25 2 com iio 1.50 to .75
Pr. anil Mrs. O. l. Puller mid son
or. Maurice a mi wire atteiuieil the j sClCIItl IK', (pltt'lC
Butler-Sperling wedding In Portlnml j to healtll instead.
Wednesday cvenimr.
'I t t JVrj.... r. s 4 sill fnlf;l. rwlnntt nt 1tti tiiIttt 1 !
i A tllfrht dLtttlacemcnt of ana or mnre of vour vertebrae r ;.... !
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Disease is c-ause.-upon
nerve tuJ
ni rest h;tt carry
hom hraiu toj;'
Ixuly. WhcntU
ally xvorkinK, nl
power to healti,;:
n.prat tic docil
Iicaltli is the rej
F. B. Kenlan is hom umlor the! wwy'W I' l "M"M wffjt...... iwun Py
care of hi3 u-ttor half. Ho hn n w-1 -A slight displacement oj one or more or your vertebrae probabh t
From
name.
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These extremely high pri s are based on the well-known "SHUBERT"
liberal grading and are quorrd for immediate shipment. No. 3, No. 4,
and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. For quotations on
other Oregcn Furs, write for "lie Jrhubtrt t)ipptr," the only reliable
end accurate market report and price list of its kind published. It'$ FREE
n rite for it.
A shipment to "SHUBERT" will result In "more money" "quicker."
II you have no "SHUBERT TAG ENVELOPES" on hsnd. cut out tag
below-paste on piece ol cardboard and attach to your shipment.
Dept. 1894
.R.F.D.
-BOX N?
STATE.
-COUMY-
THE LARGEST HOUSE IN THE WORLD
CEALING EXCLUSIVELY IN
AMERICAN RAY FURS
25-27 WEST AUSTIN AVE CHICAGO UsT
"Til Tell the World"
says the Good Judge
vcre cold oonlrncttfil whilu skornilsh-
ing atouiul the country scllinjr utos.
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A marrieiro license was issued the
first of the week by the County clerk
to Armine Yuong and Lillian Kight-
linger. Jlr. Young is a son of E. M.
Young, anil a world war veteran.
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An inquisitive reader of the Enter
prise wants to know if we embrace
woman's suffrage. Sure! Em.
brace anything that contains a wo
man! t I
George Sloper and family return
ed Monday from a short stay In Tort
land where they sought medical at
tention for their daughter Loy, who
is ill.
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James Oberson has purchased the
household goods of Charles Whiteny
and will move into the property now
occupied by the latter known as the
II. Kowe residence, on Seventh street
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J. A. Reynolds sold his oak timber
to frank E. Dickson, receiving 1.00
'a cord for the timber stamiintr. Mr. I
Dickson expects to ship the output
j to Portland this fall, as we learn Tie j
, has already disposed of same.
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J. S.Rohannn has sold his planing j
, mill to Halliday V Juston, of Ureir-I
jerton, Washington. Mr. Ilalli.lnyl
i formerly worked in this city and;
j those who know him say he Is one of
; the best mechanics on the
.toast. Ihev Will erect a rw.w
1 ing on tl
jas the ol
land should they undertake to remud
jle it, the cost would be as much
c ,.vv uuiuhii. ine pianing mill
f
WWW v.
your trouble today
1. Slijrtil lublaittlon t (hi J
rnM W-allrd liradfrhea, ry, j,"
l,t,'p-. -riim, lni..,i,ni,L
lartnl pumlyiii, lornniolnr U1. ,n,ni
A nubluxallan of ,L 1
IhU p.rt of Ih, ,ie li th, c.u.. W
Ihro.l trouble, nrttialgla, r, ,h '
tl anna. r,.in.. nervoua pro,,..?
Itrippt. illaalnrw, blradlng from 01
of jruitii, ralarrh, etc.
th pari of the .pine therein tuUlJ
" "railed Lronchllla, feBii
aatl ahouldera. h.y fever, writer.' ttj
. A erlliral aubluaatlon at thk.
eaur o-clle(J ervpuin, he.rl i '
ilhrna, pneumnnU, turrrulil. Ti
krihiiiir, other lun troublra. ete (
. hlomach and liver trouble, to '
fnent of Ihe )iltrri. pleurtiy and 4 J
rther Iroublea, lo-ralled, are cauwtl br '
Iton. In thi pari of the .,ie. H
itt bj to remain unuollced by. othent
tbc tralnrtl Chiropractor. "
. Here flm1 Ihe caaae of aoav
ttonea. dy.pep.ia of up,)cr bowela, ft,IT,
jlea. l.lccminK. worma. etc. '
T. Ilrlphfa dleae, dlabelea, floitln,1
rev. akin dtaeitte. ImiiIl an. mi....
d-raw-a, lo-c-.lird, are cau.cd by ntnn l
k vluchcd III Ihr tblnal tftffUlfi4n aval 9 tl. i.
" r -Btirai 1 pun IfOtlhlM
rintl''l". ftltonitla. Iumb.w.1
follow Chiroprartle adjuttmenla at thiipd
9. Why he ao- alkd conitlpatloa. ,
Iroublra. acUtl , el,-., when ( hlropr.cu
Jintn.enti at tri part of the apina iU m
tllC UUMf '
lO A HfIiI llfpage of on ar hm
nominate bones MrwlM prodwat a'
erUt.c, totrtiier with many "dlatawi
plla and lower rUrrniiiif .
The man who doesn't
chew this class of to
bacco is not getting
real satisfaction out of
his chewing.
A small chew. It holds
its rich taste. You don't
have to take so many
fresh chews. Any man
who uses the Real To
bacco Chew will tell
you that.
Put Up In Two Styles
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
VV-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
VP
VST
CHIROPRACTIC OFFERS YOU HEALTH
WHY DELAY? DISEASE DOES NOT '
No matter limv vnn ire cMff-n'r, .l. i 1
'"i . , , . :,v- uwu i uiuMucr your case iiopciess or tUaik
e I'adnc to spend a long time rcpminK health. Chiropractic U permanently curiae f
l ,. f .. ocuusc it liiucFanc, .sarc, sure. aiMseicntmewir to lira th
Id they undertake to lvmod-' COM! ta :
"he Pacific Chiropractic College Hosp
LARGEST INSTITUTION OT ITS K'MD IN THE WOhLD j
WllCrC Atl Expert Dlnrmnttlrnn .ji . 1 - - f.- r..
- yjur tfwuuie t(J HJ SOS
An Expert Chiropractor will remove the. came and health will fW
BI'MiMMnan5Majam.JeMaeaia
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Mr. Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says;
a El PSCr-n
ihas been used as a blacksmith shop
by James Hillard, who will neck an
' other location. HJalliday- & Justin
.will put in a modern machine shop
and equip it with the latest machin
ery obtainable. No job will be tor,
large or too small for them to handle
;as both gentlemen are competent to
execute it to the entire satisfaction,
of the customer.
American Expeditionary force-; cham '
pionsnips and records of in! er-alliei
s,....,. icmi'jy issued, contains
photograph and mention of C,
!McLeod, first lieutenant, 11th marin
;es- .Mcl.eod, whose father and moth-1
er live here, was one of the eight!
army officers who received th.- i.,i,i i
medal in the officers riflle competimi
,Hi.s score was 532 out of a possible
;'J. the first ward in this class,
went to Major P. J). Foster, loSth ar-,
.tillery, 1st battery, who made the
s.'ore of r.ir,. This score was made
at the A. E. V. riflle. pistol and mus
ketry competition held May 5 to 17
191y the d'euvours range, n.-lfflan
camp, near Mans. In t.hi,-
petition, .'i.-00 officers and in,.,,
X tieipated. It was rcaidci 'as the
army's greatest shoot and the com
petitors were selected after vigorous
tests in which more than 500,000 took
part.
.v. ...ww.uaci w. t-iiioti. 1'jrKnnd TmhtH, PorUt
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And reduce the High Cost of Living."
olsniii Brea
I IS THE CHEAPEST AS WELL tup o
I WHOLEsniup rnnr,w3.s THE MOST
i vjjm ihe MARKET
BUY THAT
EXTRA LOAF
Your Grocer Has It
m6Wy to LOAN-FBDKTat
JfAKM LOANS AT 5i2
U yu need money this spring file
your BDrjIicatinn t . .
r, ii . "-"...uuuns Biade ir
Polk Yamhill, Marion, Bento, and
lcolu counties. For particularr
Measurer.
Dallas national p.bjv
WOOD!
The home of Mr. and Mrs. A. L
Sperling on West Park dre,.t
'land, was the sr-eno of ....!. .... i
1'ien.v wed
ding Wednesday evening January 25,
when Miss Leona .Sperling became
he bride of Marion F. Butler. The
ceremony took place at eight o'clock
Dr. H. Charles Dunsmore officiating
Immediate relatives and W ;tt.
mate friends were nresent rx,
parlors of the attractive home were !
ngnted by rose shaded lamps and de
corated with baskets of pink carna
tions, ferns and
Mrs. Mabel Johnson played the wed-
.g marcn. iho bride was beaut?
tul m a braded blue crepe de chine
grown and carried a shower bouquet,
Of frt'Osias ami r.,.l,:,7.. a .
"h-iimim. liter tho
! ceremony, Mrs. Mauric RtT
sweetly saner a o-rmm f
i .elegant buffet sunner WOo ...
10 I the prettllv annnint ,7?.. .
i- i , " "'iiiig room.
Independence has lone- been tho h,
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wuum we brKie and m-onn,
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mi cm I- 1 fV'III, WHO
The Salits Lumber 4 Lonrln, Co I "f fr161"1" " Eoofl
tirii
mm at Hn0; t- -s (
- -"..u,a nas again r-fsnmiwl1 , iviarion ir th
operations and ,s i" . . ionly son of Mr. and w
-lass Slba Wood' r.,:Unt fe. ler and Leona the ZZ.T 1
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der with the InHlZm. r"
Office and Miven Z Z?
- ---'Wilrt.ti FAUN IT ' l'siDie. Phnn( ho T?
WAN ASSOCIATION terprise 0ffe today or caH.
..u i,eona the second daueht
oi ivir. and Mrs. A. L. fi. .
ter a trip to the Sound .-
couverB. C. the vnr, 1 " . . . "
L. . t LWUJJie Willi
reside m Portland. ..
NEVER Was such right-handed-two-fisted
smokeiov as von m.fr
jimmy Dine naH' u d
TAar's because P. A. A the nuJ;,
XT , r- v.Mjr
Prince Albert, cominr and T 1 when J"1
tJlf0 iUbert Puts It ta . daM of r
out when you figure that P A VlaM or own,
patented process that cute out hi,. b,'u0ur Msl'''v
like gtung a flo4TdS,eQ """'t'01'
to press your happy day SSnt, ? en0Uth Woril
ReTnld4 Ttb"" CPnr, WinrtonJaUn,. N. C
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has employment. gr0m'