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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 27, 1920)
AS OLD AS Ti1E' THE INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE PAGE EIGHT Ladies Spring and Suits f roperties You Can See ) ' Coats 6 ' "f (ttk K TT "ST f I D IV Wmrfc 1 1 a ! ! t " I M i 4 i i 1 r ( 1 1 '! I if ta i 1 f.NJ t ' MX Tricotine and Serge Suits cleverly cut and tailored with exacting workmanship are here for your inspection. 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 0ur prices Always the Lowest miT vnrm .murv -vf wnokr IM THF. FXTFNS1 ONS AND IMPROVEMENTS OF MOIIMt r ii i i i ii i rv It I V 7 1 1 Ij 1 i j j t vy iki 4 - ----- - - i STATES POWER COMPANY. LET IT EARN A GOOD RETURN FOR YOU, PAID PR0MP ixi on ri rrn v C l V MAMTUC U? ). i . I 111 L V tlx I JIA muiwiw. jyii Uue - ' urrmAMT vnn m nrroMF A PROFIT.SH ARIN a INVESTOR IN OUR BUSINESS TO PADt yy E, y y 1 1UU uuuviuu " - --------- - .... - - -""Mil PATE IN THE WAGES WHICH IT IS NECESSARY FOR US TO PAY ON THE CAPITAL EMPlj . .mionrmcAnir crDinrrc m ornni r Awn iMnilCTRir? 1 INSTEAD OF SECURING THE MONEY FOR OUR 1920 CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM FROM 0 SIDE SOURCES WE ARE GIVING OUR CUST0-MERS THE OPPORTUNITY TO INVEST RECT IN PROPERTY WHICH THEY CAN INSPECT AT ANY TIME. YOUR MONEY WILL STAY HOME AND THE INTEREST IT EARNS FOR YOU LIKEWISE d . w m rr lr nMIIIIIMITV . ity,j KLMAIIN IIM 1HL LUWmunu I. , .. . ia.Vll ervice Vital to Progress Gale & Co. THE services rendered by this Company aro vitally important to progress and development to com fort and prosperity. THESE services are in ever-growing demand. Your interests and ours are mutual. We should be fin ancial partners as well as partners in community advancement. THE place to invest your money is wereh you can watch it where it will earn a good return for yon regularly paid. OUR Partial I ayment Plan makes it possible everyone to become an investor in this Conipar. 1 1 means that it you can save a tew dollars ami you can put the Company to work for you. Ptlfl' llAt ! I t)t' !. ...ir.' '...4 i i . . r i r. i)KfiAj.i. i.s suuinem 10 sian yourm sharing account. Then save a few dollars air. and you will soon acquire an attractive invest: secuntv. SALEM, .... Com'cial and Court Sts. .... OREGON. .Formerly Chicago Store Call at Our Office or Use the Coupon "I Don't Need to Tell You" says the Good Judge Why so many men are going to the small chew of this good tobacco. You get real tobacco sat- ; isfaction out of this small chew. The rich taste lasts and lasts. You don't need 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 Mountain States Power Company BYLLESBY ENGINEERING & MAN AGEMENT CORPORATION Engineers and Managers H. M. BYLLESBY & COMPANY Fiscal Agents Inquiry Coupon 192 Mountain States Power Co. I lease send inu complete informal regarding your investment ottering.' Name . . Address t t Business Address 13 OREGON NORMAL NOTES The official announcements for the Summer School are ready for distri- DAY OLD CHICKS for sale from 0.T J11 A. C. S. C. White Leghorns; also h,ye"' begin"'nf Ju,ne from Petalmna S. C. White Leg-'21! Th?, firSt day Wl11 be de- homs mated to Tancard Cockerels. J .cni:t,11Tment an'J c asses wiU R. E. Duganne, Phone 4421. 2m be T''T 2f; T SEED AND TABLE Potatoes f or , instructors an( win 0er sale M. F. HOYSER, East Inde- all the c0Urse8 offere( durinP fc re endence- 2t'ar seBItion FOR SALE One Brown Horse about. In addition, courses in special meth 1100 pounds, sound and true will'ods will be offered: (a) In the differ work anywhere. For immediate lent subjects for all grades from 1 to sale $75.00 Also one Buckskin ;8 inclusive; (b) For rural schools; (c) Mare about 1000 pounds, will work For principals and superintendentsJn anywhere and is a good cow pony 7 'the elementary teachers' training years old $35.00. See E. C. Pol-jcoursa all the subjects required by lan, Monmouth, Oregon. law for such .mir-ao -ariii h VUiuii-y iv sen witr u.ui ij i-' .uv- - . .4 MD iyUi. T AOT A ' ' A r ..II TOR TRUCKS AND TRACTORS. ; wi a o i aum lire on theMany prominent people will give Address Box 188 Independence, Ore! rjver road south of NIndependence I special lectures during the season.In gon, it i finder will please leave at this of-Idications point to a large successful fi IO O-l T TW ZUJjZn you NEED NURSERY STOCK.! President Ackerma, hM THREE YEAR old Prune Trees for Sale. S. E. Irvine. 2t "WANTED to buy, good team horses, weigh 1200 to 1300, also work har-1 ness. F. O'Rourke, General Deliv- j ry. It "WANTED: A live agent for Polk I County to sell the UNITED MO See M, Oregon. old, weight 1200 pounds. W. Mix, Independence, Price $100.00. ! FOR SALE A Brown mare weight) about 1600 pounds; sound and true, I age 10-years. This is the best buy; in horses to be had. See Mr. Stidd at the Ace Garage. FOR SALE Hop Roots. Price 515 per thousand. Samples can be seen at the Independence Enter prise office, where orders will be taken also. SPUDS FOR SALE American Won FOR SPRING PLANTING, try ours. We have a limited surplus in Italians in 4-6 and 3-4 foot grades. Loganberry tips otker varieties of Fruit and Ornamental Trea,s. 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 FOR SALE Bailed Cheat Hav.TmV $21.00 per ton in barn. Call or phone Farm 3012. 8t der Early Seed Potatoes. J. C. t-dttxttj- ..-h -.j. . J n n , ilkU1,lli win noi cpnt or cracK, Collins, or Phone Farm 524. Im Moore & Walker. an invitation to speak this week in a local teachers' meeting at Mountain View. This meeting is under the di rection of Sperintendent Cannon of Benton county. Work was resumed in the Mon mouth Training School on Tuesday. alter the school had heen closed one week on account of influenza. There have been no new cases of influenza among the students for two weeks. Practically all who were ill have recovered and returned to work. Miss Edna Mills, Head of the De partment of Household Economics, has been given a leave of absence for the remainder of the term on account of ill health. Miss Evangeline 1'olcy of O. A. C. i.s substituting for her. I Tllt- members of the faculty were dinner guests of the Misses Todd,. ! The students have been most enthu siastic in the observance of the Na tional Week of Song, February 22 to 29. All America is singing this week and it is pleasant to have even a small ,'part in this music "of the doodIp. hv the people and for the people." A de 1 aiie'l program of songs for the chap id hour each day was planned. Miss jStalley introduced the work for the jweek on Monday morning by giving a history of the movement, its aims land benefits, and spoke of the inspira jtion in feeling that the Oregon Norm ial is singing the same songs at the jsarne time as all other schools, organ ligations and communities in the Uni jted States. Miss Ruth Brown hand led the music program devoted to Am lorican folk 8ongs( giving interesting facts about each. Miss Marv Wilson took charge on Tuesday and the school sang the beautiful popular songs of other nations. She invested each song with a new interest by giving a : brief history of it. Wednesday such I songs as are used in "community j sings" were taken up. On Thursday j Miss Booth enthusiastically prepared ,the way for the group of college j songs chosen for the day, which were 'sung with good spirit. Friday morn jing the "Pilgrims' Chorus" by Wag I new, "Send Out Thy Light" by Gou jnot, Handel's "Largo," and the "Sol diers' Chorus" from Faust were sung Miss Hargreaves made explanatory remarks concerning them. The or chestra ably assisteT earn morning. The public is invited to join in the community singing before the mo tion picture which is to be given this YOU WILL FIND IN YOLK City - Meati - MarkJ Lrrfv2iIi!vA,TS EQUAL T0 ANY MARKET IN A LARGE ClT CONSLSIIXG OF THE FINEST MEATS OBTAINABLE, j THE CITY MEAT MARKEl Main street. Independence, Oi ANNOUNCEMENT In a short time I w i tZ 1 7 J bU9ineSS- r Grinding and 5? Independence Machine Shop and Iron Works GEORGE WOOD, PROPRIETOR week. 1
