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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 6, 1920)
! .A V . r r. ' i i 1 'i ; ! -I i i t ' '- i jr ' . " " ' PAGE EIGHT THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE AS 01,1) AS TllEj l' 7A kKAA? !WA::TE0 TRACTS bhJ SMAII. . , w,,.., aHuiML.it,iwifU'iW,Jsi w.Ky.fttj SZdlJ I J l small farms. One wants 10 to 20 i , S, "S "-3'2V " & A rX. ! oum and Co other wants 25 to V J fWsHPj ' tZrA (iSpL A Frr I a-s. with some timber. Wrii.jj flk JSfe I jg i i - i 'i -. ;a lor iisumr earn, n jaiui- mhic a v - x i "Ti - - s.'s r tt - - r : -ii 1 . ' . ' 'Cwbmt , i " Avir J FOR SALE: Mitchell four-cylimler ; 2tU, Salem, Oregon, -t X Vh rfU .!! V.W I UU 1 AV. . f U f II touring ear, priced for a quick salo ' FOR SALE About two thousand i P5i?J L. ri- SS-.- i Good ivA:rrr:r tracts a-.ui s?,tail ! 'A.KMS We h.o two buyers foi small farms. One wants 10 to 20 isoitvi and the other wants 25 to 4U acres, with some timber. Wrne for listing card. If your price is right, wt, will sell your place for you. KINNEY & SMITH, I?OX FOR SALE: MiUhell four-cylinder j a!em, uregon. -i touring ear, priced for a quick salo ' por SALE About two thousand Front seat so constructed that it : hop polos on the bank of Willamet folds back ?v.r.king an ideal car for j te River.fi miles north of Albany camping, engine tire pump and all, o. V. ENGSTRON, Albany, Ore the features of the latest model j grtn, Route 2. 3t" car. Five tires, two of which are , WANTED to sell or trade Indepen- brand new Good ear all weiittier. ni..,,ortv t.0nsistinir of one treads. Price $400.00 Inquire at Ace Garage, Independence, Oregon j WANTED: Plowing for Fordson j Tractor. See John N. Davies or Leslie Stephens or phone The En- j terpn'se office. I FOR SALE: Choice Raspberry modern 5-room bungalow, 1 lot tUx 140 feet one papered 5-room house, small barn, 1 corner lot 6i?x ! 140 feet, for Corvnllis property . Charles Mcllenry, St0 VanBuren, j i str., Corvallis. 5t j I WANTED TO RENT Two incuba- 1 j 'ringing see E. Steptoe, 2t "It i to chai. he said, getting ac equipment see what j "Well, answered suppose but wha. terlng? It were clean kindling t logs, bare got back that'a-fr'" Plants one. FOR SALE Three and one-fourth j Bain or truck special wagon nearly new. Can be seen at Baun Livery Barn. ; i FOR SALE Two good Jersey Cows.J giving 3-galon milk each. Sp? J. I K. Phillips, Route One . ' IF YOU NKE1- NURSERY STOCK. FOR SPRING PLANTING, try; ours. We have a limited surplus ; Route i tors fr tne spring season 300 to j 350 egg size. Will buy if price suitable. Machine must be in good running order. Notify me immediately. A. H. CRAVEN, Monmouth, Oregon. 2t , USED TORDS, fU'';-"guaranteed, at ACE G .Vv.E. FOR oALE A few cnok'e pure bred Bun Orpingon Pullets. Early hatched, will do for breeders ?2.50 each. Frank Hennagin, soutn j i If fo ,1 'S? Cheer, the Announcement n ' " R iVi il tlU BY THE end of Seventh street. 2t in Italians in 4-6 and 3-4 foot FOR SALE Timber for hop trellis : grades. Loganberry tips other , poIeSi Can be gotten out in win-1 varieties of Fruit and Ornamental ! ter( ciose hand. Fred Johnson, R. ' Tres. Small Fruits and Roses. f. D. One, Airlie, Oregon. 4t ; i r i .r I um..ju,. u.e ' "F08 SALE-A good home and rime your oruer eany. o.ALii.u NL'RSERY COMPANY, 1030 Che meketa street, Salem, Oregon. I Modem, close in, good fruit, quire Mrs. N. L. Butler. Salesmen Wanted . 4t FARMS OF ALL SIZES WANTED Kinney & Smith, real estate deal ers from Corvallis, are opening an I office in Salem and are out for list- jiju at Hoskins iiiga vi lamia vi txii otca. 11 irm m- j- come property, especially arrang- l m AVI I vv 1UV i j niiu uvuiuciaui" " come for alone $10 per month now. j Will be of interests to every man j well Dressed. For Ten Days you farm is for sale and you wip ac cept a fair price for it, write us at operations and parties wanting first t c class Slab Wrood, may place their or-! fIf-j Buy Clothing etc. of the Well Known .j Standard at less than today's Factory over the lis. or items offered for sale der with the Independence Enterprise . who wants to k will be enabled w bisnop Higr Prices. Read Box 264, Salem, Oregon, and we office and delivery will be made will send you a listing card for de scription of your farm. We want to personally inspect each one of our listings, and will follow an ex tensive advertising policy describ ing your farm at it reaaly is. Write . us now, at Box 264, Salem. After January 15th our office in Room 201, Bank of Commerce Building, will be open and Chester L. Smith will be in charge. 4t FOR SALE Bailed Cheet Hay.price' $21.00 per ton in barn. Call phone Farm 3012. 3t FOR SALE Pullets and young hens Price $1.50. Call Farm 3522 or see Mrs. Frank Fluke. promptly as possible. Phone he En- j terprise Office today or call. Bring your eggs to the Independence dreamery. Highest Cash prices paid beginning February 9th. 1 t X rts'A Wm i rui MONEY TO LOAN FEDERAL FARM LOANS AT 5Ki If you need money this spring file your application n'ow.,Loans made it Polk, Yamhill, Marion, Benton anc 01 i Lincoln counties. For particular! write to E. K. Piascki, Secretary Treasurer. DALLAS NATIONAL PRV LOAN ASSOCIATION. Ten "It'sLike Finding Money', says the GoodJudge f s f ! Bays Wednesday F Aba w Lot No. 1 MEN'S SUITS Suits in this lot sold at $17.50, $20.00 $22.50 and $25.00. If your size is here, y'oure lucky .Just to make things lively for opening day, for they will not be here long at this price, $14.85 while they last MEN'S COTTON' SOCKS Men's Regular 25c Fast Black Seam less Socks, all sizes 6 pairs $1.08 $14.85 Lot No. 2 MEN'S RAIN COATS Regular $5.00 and $' 30 Rubberized Rain Coats not many in the lot. You will not get them again ut the price SJ-83 fl'J.OO Fancy Rubberized Rain Coats $5.95 BOY'S BLACK BUTTON SHOES Small Lot Shoes for School or )re sizes 10 to 1314 and 1 to 5. Jleguhir $3.50 and $4.00 values $2 45 Lot No. 6 YOUTH'S SUITS One lot limited number, mostly small mzck lung pants .Suit would rout at wholesale today $10.fW to $12.00 They'll not last long at $7.8.V-Come on Boys IS A SNAP When you take a little chew of this real quality tobacco, and the good tobacco taste begins to come. n , . , v ' . arm- -SV - - You'll find it keep com ing, too. The rich to bacco taste lasts and lasts. You don't have to take a fresh chew so often. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco " " "' ' i ;i ;.. ffb iii luiiim .in '""''"-I'lTHa.'nl.lllit''"- -'' -mr., n,...i l i "f . Men's $32.50, $35.00 and $37.50 Suits all sizes in this lot to 44. Worsted, Tweeds, Cashimers and Serges, Sta ple and Young Men's styles. Come early and get your pick. $26.25, you must see them. Lot No. 4 IS A WONDER Men's $45.00, $50.00 and up to $0.0O Suits Staple or Young men's styles in Plain and Fancy Worsteds, Chev iots, Tweeds, Cashilmers, all sizes. Late models, Sale Price $37.50. Think of it only $7.85 $26.25 $37.50 Lot No. 7 HOY'S KNICKERS Odd lot Hoys Knickcr Suits, ages 14 to 17 only. Regular prices were up to $13.50. These are marked Extra Special for this occasion $4.95 can you eblieve it $1-95 1 Lot No. 3 LOOKS GOOD 3 iueas $ot.ov, $4u.uu, $42.00 Suits, Sta- O pie styles or waist seam, belted or plain for young men( all sizes and wanted colors. It is 'hard to believe yet here they are and plenty of them to chose from, at only $29.95 during this sale. Lot No. 5 I No. 8 BOYS KNICKERS BLUE SERGE SUITS i Boys Knickcr Suits, Waist. Seam or Always Staple, of the Bishop Quality f Relter some with two pairs of rants. aumnanj weights, all sizes, regular slims and stuts. Regular prices from $30.00 to $70.00 Less 10 per cent for Ten Bays v NlW mndl.lu niuni'Ul r,. o t .l 1 u KT.. .. w " i-v. i iu mini v tl the Prices: $29.95 MEN'S WOOL MACHINAWS ui iuic uregon wooi, flam or rlaids, $15.00 Grade $11.95 $20.00 grade $15.93 $1200 ami $12.50 Suits $14.00 and $15.00 Suits $lfi.50 and $18.00 Suits ? f 8.95 $10.95 $12.95 eat m Mr. Barnes, U. S. Wheat Director Says; fig 0f6 And reduce the High Cost of Living." Molsuiiri Bread ,S,C"lSI AS. WELL AS THE MOST fTuuLwumc ruuu UN THE MARKET BUY THAT EXTRA LOAF i MEN'S UNDREWEAR mens Heavy Cotton Fleece Linen Union Suits, all sizes, Regular $2.50 boilers $1.65 Your Grocer Has It ll i If I MEN'S WOOL UNDERWEAR Men's $5.00 Natural Wool Union Suits, all sizes, good weight for this spring $3.95 BOY'S WOOL MACKINAWS All sizes in two lots $8.50 and $10.00 grades $7.45 $ $14.00 and $15.00 grade $11.85 ONE PIECE WORK SUITS Worth $5.00. $5.50 and $6.50, Khaki one-piece Work Suits (PranJ eonv. righted) so cannot adve-ti.re Suitable tor Machimnsts and Auto men. r.. ial $3.5 MEN'S FIBRE SILK SOCKS Regular 75c values, Black or Colored Fibre Silk Rocks $50c BOY'S BLUE Bill OVERALLS Ages 4 to 15 yenrs.Our regular $1.25 Sellers 75c CHILDREN'S PLAY. SUITS Regular $1.50 Striped or Blue Cham- hray Play Suits ages 4 to 10 years S53c BOYS' CLOTH HATS Assorted lot Boys $1.50 and $2.00 Cloth LLsta $75c MEN'S JERSEY SWEATERS Come in Black, Navy, Grey and Car dinal, Regular $3.50 and $4.00 SHn Overs $2.00 MEN'S LISLE SOCKS Mens .ioc Lisle Socks Blark. WMt ana colors, Buy them now at $25c BOY'S WOOL SWEATERS Boys' Wool Sweaters, all colors.price made to close the line. Our regular $3.50 and $4.00 Sellers $2.95 Commercial St. Salem, Ore STORE SALEM WOOLEN MILLS MEN'S DRESS SHOES Men's $7.50, $9.00, $10.00 and $11.00 Dress Shoes, Tan and Black, Lace or Button, broken lines and sizes. They'll not last long at $5-95 MEN'S DRESS SITOES One lot Men's Black or Tan Shoes.lace or Button. Regular $5.0, $0.00 and $7.50 values pick them out before your size is gone $3.95 MEN'S OVERCOATS .Every Overcoat is stock marked at a special reduction for this sale. Prices. range from $20.00 to $05.00 i C P.BI SHOP SALEM WOOLEN MIUS STORE Commercial St. Salem, Ore Cherry City Baking Co" i
