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THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE
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Tricotine and Serge Suits cleverly cut and tailored
with exacting workmanship are here for your in
spection. .
Even more narrow leather belts, high waist lin
, fancy gilets, braid binding and other small chang
es are noticed, although the suits are extremely
plain as a rule.
SPORT COATS ARE SHORT AND HAVE
IMMENCE "PEP."
Made of tan polo cloth and a new furze-like
tweed, both of them warm and soft to the ouch.
Ladies Suits $24.50 to $55.00
Ladies' Coats $20.00 to $60.00
Our prices Always the Lowest
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SALEM, OREGON.
Com'cial and Court Sts. . .Formerly Chicago Store
m irruirTivF TO EVERYONE WHO WANTS TO INVEST
3 MONXY SELY AN DSECURE A MOD RETURN REGULARLY PA.D. THE MOUNTAIN STATES
1 m"EY SA-lrL Tn INVITE CUSTOMERS TO BECOME PROFIT-SHAR.NG
POWER imtq ADDITIONS, EXTENSI0NE, AND .MPROVE-
SuSbvmWdokalserv. the .nterest which the
MENTS REQUIRED BY DtM pmpi nYF.n to SERVE THE NECESSITIES OF THE PUB-
f LI WHX BE PAID TO RESIDENTS OF THIS CUMMUN1TY INSTEAD OF BEING SENT OUTS.DE
v F.vervone Mav be an Investor
3 Bv Means of the Partia, Pae'nt P,a the Opportunity to nv,,t i JIOUN'TAIN STATKS FOWEI! ( O.
IS OPEN to EVERYONE. WE ARE ABLE to oftor an Investment M.U p
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possible way-Paying Twice a Year a CASH return wua.
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11 rrwT rniMFiKF THIS INVESTMENT WITH SPECULATIVE SCHEMES IN NEW AND UN-
?est!d Enterprises! use toe coupon or call at our office and receive com-
J di VTV INFORMATION.
I J. B. Parker, Farm East Indepen
I dence. 2t
SPUDS FOR SALE American Won
der Early Seed Potatoes. J. C.
F0R SALE Team of Horses, wagon
and harness for $100.00. Worth
twice that amount. M. McXellis
Buena Vista. Oregon. 2t
Ti7 vnn KF.F.T) NURSERY STOCK ;FnR pent Modern bunealow. 5
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We have a limited surplus
Italians in 4-6 and d-4 loot
grades. Loganberry tips, otner
varieties of Fruit and Ornamental
Tres. Small . Fruits and Roses
uninjured by the December freeze.
Place your order early. SALEM
NURSERY COMPANY, 1030 Che
meketa street, Salem, Oregon.
Salesmen Wanted . 4t
FARMS OF ALL SIZES WANTED:
Kinney & SmUh, real estate deal
ers from Corvallis, are opening an
office in Salem and are out for list
ings of farms of all sizes. If your
farm is for sale and you wir. ac
cept a fair price for it, write us at
Box 264, Salem, Oregon, and we
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
advertising policy, describ
ing your farm at it reaaly isWrite !
i o mfXT or. Roy 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 Timber for hop trellis
poles. Can be gotten out in win
ter, close hand. Fred Johnson, R.
F. D. One, Airlie, Oregon. 4t
FOR SALE Bailed Cheet Hay.price
$21.00 per ton in barn. Call or
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pnone farm oox. Let U8 remjnd you that spring
FOR SALE One Bay horse, 8-years ; planting time will soon be here and
old, weight 1200 pounds. See M. j that we are in a position to furnish
W. Mix, Independence, Oregon. you all the good varieties of Fruit
rooms and bath. See D. D. Davis
DAY OLD CHICKS for sale from 0.
A. C. S. C. White Leghorns; also
from Petalmna S. C. White Leg
horns mated to Tancard Cockerels.
R. E. Duganne, Phone 4421. 2m
FOR SALE: From February 20th
to March 1st White Leghorn hatch
ing Eggs from Hoganized stock
$1.50 per setting. Am booking or
ders now for pure bred Buff Orp
ington Eggs; $2.00 per setting $10
per hundred F. E. Hennagin In
dependence, Oregon.
SEED AND TABLE Potatoes for
sale. M. F. HOYSER, East Inde
pendence. 2t
FOR SALE One Brown Horse about
1100 pounds, sound and true, will
work anywhere. For immediate
sale $75.00 Also one Buckskin
Mare about 1000 pounds, will work
anywhere and is a good cow pony 7
years old $35.00. See E. C. Pol
Ian, Monmouth, Oregon.
FOR SALE 26 Ewes and 30 Lambs.
See J. W. Kays, Route, one.
LOST A 34 x4 Auto Tire on the
river road south of Ni'ndependence
finder will please leave at this office.
Mountain States
Power Company
BYLLESBY ENGINEERING & MAN
AGEMENT CORPORATION
Engineers and Managers
H. M. BYLLESBY & COMPANY
Fiscal Agents
Inquiry Coupon
Mountain States Power Co.
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I lease send me complete information
regarding your investment offering .
Name
Address ,
Business Address
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TREES! TREES
:t Price $100.00.
1 FOR SALE A Brown mare weight
! ! about 1600 pounds; sound and true,
: age 10-years. This is the best buy
in horses to be had. See Mr. Stidd
. at the Ace Garage.
FOR SALE Two Hop Yard Dies.
Call Farm 1220 or see Sam Han
u FOR SALE Hop Roots. Price $15
.' per thousand. Samples can be
seen at the Independence Enter
nmmm prise office, where orders will be
f - taken also.
J I FOR SALE One thoroughbred Dur-
f 1 oc Brood Sow. Splendid breeder.
trees, Nut trees, Berry plants, Shade
trees Shrubbery, Roses, etc.Our list
is too extensive to publish here.but if
needing anything in our line, e'.ther
write us or Mr. Brown, and we well
take care of your requirements to
the best of our ability. Do your or
dering now rather xh:n wait until
time to plant. It will be to your ad
vantage. Oregon Nursery Company
Orenco, Oregon, or Frances M.Brwdfi
Independence Oregon,
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At the rates things are going it be
gins to look as thoueh in a few vears
walking will not be considered re
spectable at all.
President Ackerman made a busi
ness trip to Portland last Saturday
in the interest of the Millage Li 11.
A new member of the faculty in
the Department of Science has arriv
ed and taken up his residence at the
home of L. P. Gilmore. The presi
dent is undecided as yet in just what
capacity the young man will serve
the science department and Mr. Gil
more's time is entirely occupied just
now in receiving congratulations over
the lad's arrival.
Miss Senska will give her chapel
talk Wednesday of this week.
The Independence Training School
enjoyed a unique Valentine party
last Friday afternoon. A feature
which was much appreciated was the
pop corn balls which were served at
the close of the entertainment.
On Friday Mr. Gentle made a trip
to Salem in his capacity of Chairman
of the Faculty's Committee to confer
with Superintendent Churchill.chair
man of the Regent' Committee on
Courses. The conference had to do
with the certification of graduates
of the new special courses recently
authorized at the Normal.
As a result of the above conference
the Superintendent of Public Instruc
tion announces tha he will grant spe
cial certificates to those completing
the special two year course in Draw
ing, Music, and Physical Training.
These certificates entitle the holder
to teach these subjects either in elem
entary or in all high schools and to
supervise said subjects in such
schools. He also will issue to grad
uates of the special two year course
in Household Economy a certificate
to teach that subject in elementary
schools and in one, two and three
year high schools.
All the above certificates arc is
sued on graduation for a period of
one year. After six months of suc
cessful teaching and upon recom
mendation of the county superinten
dent a five year certificate is issued.
After thirty months of successful
tenching and upon recommendation fo
the county superintendent a life certi
ficate will be issued.
Miss Todd. Dean of Women and
Miss Merwin, State Librarian, have
returned this week from a most de
ligtful visit to the Orient. They left
San Francisco in October for Japan
where they made a leisurely trip
across the country by land, thence to
various points of interest in China.
After some time in the Philippines
and at various Asiatic ports they re
turned through Japan, taking the
"Inland Sea" trip on the return journ
ey and reached Oregon via San Fran
cisco on Sunday, February 15th.
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NOTICE
The firm known as the Indenen-
! dence Garage & Machine Shop, with
friendly feeling and mutual consent,
jhas dissolved partnership, Mr. Skin
iner taking over ha Independence
Garage, and Mr. Wood becoming sole
owner of the Machine Shop.
All accounts owing the firm are
to be paid to the Independence Gar
age. Prompt settlement of past due ac
counts will be appreciated so that no
more time than is necessary shall be
lost in straightening up the books.
G. C. SKINNER,
G. H. WOOD.
COL. HOFEIi FILES SUIT
! AGAINST IKXi TAX LICENSE
j E. Hofer, of Salem, through lib
attorneys filed suit in the Circuit
( court of Marion county last week to
est the validity of the utate doj li
cense law, enacted by the stnte Jog
i.slature in l'Jly. District Attorney
Max Gc-hlar, Sheriff W. I. Ncedham,
County Clerk U. G. Boycr, Chief of
Polite Welsh and constable Walter
De Lonfr are named as defendants.
By the allegations of the Buit it is
charged that the defendants are with
out authority of any kind in the pre
mises for the reason that the act of
the legislature under which they as
sume to act is unconstitutional.
In connection with the filling of
the suit all issuing of dog licenses
ceased Iat week in the ofrices of the
county clerk.
Col, Ilofer, who brought the nult,
owns a bull terrier and in his com
plaint he aska that the defendants
be restarined from collecting the li
cense fee required by the state law,
A perpetual injunction is also sought
in the suit.
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18G8 OREGON SOLDIERS
WERE KILLED IN ACTION
The official revised summary of
casualities by. states issued by th
adjutant general show the following
for Oregon:
Killed in action, 1868; of whom 61
were officers; died from wounds, 79;
including 5 officers; dier of disease,
161, including 3 offkers; died from
accident, 15, including 3 officers,
drowned, 4; committed suicide 3; ex
ecuted by order of courtmartial 1;
other known cases 85; cause under
termined, 13; presumed dead 5, in-
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