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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1920)
, ' nr . ? 7 'thtf"" THE. INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE AS OLD AS THE TOWN. nCAL , VII i, c April i""""' Ju ObiTwdi Iiiin iurrltaif.( m tin f iroiiclt lea nwfu-il lu M M! of ! t t -- Peter Kurcn Hun transar-tliiK bul ne t th county hull Monday. 1 1 t Kim r HhvIn and wif of Tillamook nt tended the fuiipial of hi futhor t t J Th way Unit IMilnh ul HnmM,u' IfOIlt WI1K t) Itlllkp hep' ,.). ,l njr hef"r t!'i pheiiriiig, -J f I t-- " .. , Judir ItchlitNiiri moved the county ' ......I the KOCk'i ... i .....i . .. , ' ll h.i n"1""' ' vi inirin"nifiir. mi v'nk an. an ....... t - f on jj..mii'utn mh-. v. i,vi fun1 ln 8" ttl- - T-lVlnrk ''l (""" d ,hf fungal 3) Wnlnr.ly rnnn.if.tr, Ut j - cur ni-l n Tu InV I B(rtiBrnmtH-talnmrm i rod tlmf. ttl i now occupying h Ilmti n rMdcrwe t.n Monmouth street. 1 f I The best Climi'iiuim and tbo lv:t talent will lt given tri Independence May 27th to Slut. Paul the dt in your hjit nml let' whoop "er up. 1 t t A Hiililtixiiii contracted hl hop lust week, or rthT 30,fMM) pound, tb jilro Mng jr rent mt pound. Wolff Coiinmny of San r'rnnchi), fir tin iur' h(iiT, -t t 1 HiHi MrAlm f Slri, wm Uinilinu mi our ifj!c Mvrul duy tbi w-rk. lk itM "nwnvt ti I'Vi-r" mill mri-ie tht brunil mnilr, when Krwti'ijr bin frirndn. 1 t X J. H. !lobfniii nld to nit up in ln- JSaturtlny irt the buitpitwl and write a lYltr to C. W. Irvino In hli h h y b U nguin l-ifliminK and botn'n to l ( . 1 l ! V juh fi'I i " .hr in n fw dny ji .irf Hey bnvr pur- -ft! -i t r Jam Ha mm w bov hail an"t! t on nn M"ndny f '.-iur.. ' fr.ilii!st- 'i-r" Indurt--,.,r p i ' thf third d (Vt. irittnrv wfk, n .wrvnl i.n.i larpt- num. rs-fi'f t"n '" roy 4 Thii l i- "' of -.rwiw rrd-r in the .--nihlp an- nil "livd dkirminliiiiK in ltn nrrk of tin m'om Wdnenl.iy, lip i no u l to "it tiintc utrri-t enr' that h f ira'nt hinmrlf nnd waited for f I "v"" wn hour on thf rmi-r ni-nr th Krtprprl1! otTlic thinking far would tk htm home. 1 f t ChnutdU'tua rimrnnlor liii"n--un FARM POINTERS THAT POINT lAV.TO-AY HINTH ON AND MTII.K 1TKMH W I'KO "AM MV 0. A. c. SPKCIALIHTS l-iuin Cr,iw:Th. nunoU of mcd '' U runniiiK nhort, ,,,, ll(lW ft '! tun.- f. liKur,. ru.xt ycir.B supply. IVovnt t.lio Hhort )f'.r by muln( bctlvr mh-. thin year, "i'r. of it. M.,d prevftntin ,lurnKe from free.ltiy. I'r... M..ru.K-m-nt:-;r.i B form rrord book (,,, rtm yor eout lfpnt or loral 1 -inl then aturt your mvout.U from March 1, or butter ntill from th fintt of th ymr In order to "Id ln flifuring Incomo Ux for next year. Poultry: I'repnrc! for a (food ccir yield next year by hatching chirk In Mnrrh and April from exK btyed by (food layer. I I'on't waate hlKh price feed nnd jhiith prlco Inhnr In hatrhir.p: and rear- I O l ...... " ironi nen Hint did not lay enough lo puy for their feed and la bor roat. Horliujltur..:- Nw lu the im to 'plow under cover -rop nowed last jfull. I'on't Ivt the ehop get too hifch land obi a t,i.y will not rot cany, jf'ovc-r crop if bandied properly will jderompoK,. nuirkly nnd add fiber to J the Midi tberrhv inrreiiHlntf the water i holding enpurity. Don't delay any jlonift-r than nerpxnary to ploy under jthe rover crop. -t t I leu you ?ct busy yon niay hiv to Jir up otit of jour t"-"v tpnl Hj let thi ,'iippen. A 'tule "pep' ml rfert en urprt mvp yj thi uiip'i-iiiitnt i mid yoirll f - I better jl-t' unWo and mA It a 'rv'. j Wo understand that Mr. and Mr. (;nitit who have been in TenneuRo on inTotint of Mm. ciront' health, will jli-aw that ntftU- the L'Oth for Indepen-idi-iice to ainin tiiko up their residence iliere. Mr. Grant much mproved. 1 t t Whi n one brsh loKt bin joh lenuse Of far too many drink, He t-ithcr blame it on his bona Or else upon hi jinx. our Spring and Summer Are Here The newest, clever, exclusive pat terns. You'll be impressed when you see these new spring and summer shirts The superiority is so evident that you will want a good supply now. See Our New Madras See Our New Silks You can't do better, as they are the best obtinable. Manhattan Shirts and Soft Collars, Arrow Shirts and Soft Collars. Prices $2.00 to $16.00 You do not take a chance to lose if you purchae here. C. P. . BISHOP, P"P- Saiun woto Mills m "Every Family in Marion and Polk Counties a fatron. , At the Mcthodiso church Sunday' evening at 7.30 A. C. Tiohrnatd t Salem, will apeak. Come and hear him. A male quartette of fine alnerg from Salem will ninjf. A jrood time in I'Xpccted.Sunday School at 10 a. m. ; We invite all to the ac-hool a it ii doing Bpelndid work with larf atten- j dance. Prayer meeting Wedn.olav' evening at 7.30. A eordiul welcome K) nil. C. T. COOK. nt,r ... r 1 T I You havc'nt forirottcn the date and the big doing at the Haptlat church j rnuay nignt, have you? Supper will he nerved at 8 p. m. after which will ioiiow a progrnm and a nodal hour. you hud better come early if you want to get in on this. Sunday. Anril the 18th Rev, II. L. Proppe troe ta Salem to ocupy the pulpit of the First Bap tist church both morninjr and evenincr. Evangelist Mrs Thompaon will preach both morning and evening at the Haptist church in place of Rev. II. L Rev. Proppe will preach on "The Moat Loved Psalm in the Dihle." This is a sermon everyone should hear. Pot this where you can see it eamly and come and avail yourself of all these privileges. You are wekome Contributed. Fine Values in Women's mW . Spring Coats si if- An Oregon family of four had $100 a month to get along one in 1913, but had grown into a family of ten with only $45 a month income in 1920, how in the world would it live? That Is the Case With The State University, the Agricultur al College, and the Oregon Normal. In 1913 they had 2250 students; now they have 5400. And $1 in 1913 is only an good as 45 cents today, in pur chasing power. If You Yourself , Were Responsible could you carry on the work of the College, University and Normal on the same state supprt as in 1913? You Could Not Neither can the State University, the Agricultural College, and the Normal school do it. Will you not help these three institutions to continue their useful and prductivc work for Oregon by voting on May 21 for the Higher Edjrational relief measure"? Paid advertisement inserted by Colin Dyment in behalf of the Joint Alumni Relief Committee by Higher Education in Oregon, 614 Pittock Block, Portland We want you to take this statement in the broadest sense, because here indeed are unusually good va lues in women's coats. The kind of values that make you realize that you are getting full 100 sat isfaction for every dollar spent. Not alone are the materials of superior quality but the workmanship phasized the care in the making. Styles are of the latest moment, thereby assuring you the longest pos sible service. Quite often we are told by diligent customers that ours is the most interesting stock of coats they have seen this season. "Your moderate ly priced coats are simply wonderful. They show more and better styles than we have seen anywhere. For instance here are coats with new manner of ripple flare, newr belts and new collars. Collors in clude the striking beautiful high and subdued shades introduced for this spring. $12.50,$17.50,$25 $30 to $75 Eddy & Carbray INDEPENDENCE CHAUTAUGUA DATES MAY 27TH TO MAY 31ST MMB) Ox Cheny Phonographs X X f X mm Vjrf't fillip i-IHIf Iff ta&r-Ht Iff f Considered the world's best Talking Machines. Have just been added to our line of musical ma chines YOU SHOULD HEAR THE CHENEY, NOTED FOR ITS PERFECT TONES AND HIGH CLASS CABINET WORK OF EXCLUSIVE DESIGNS MOTORS OF THE CHENEY ARE GUARAN TEED FOR THE LIFE OF THE MACHINE THIS IS A BIG ADVANCE OVER WHAT OTH ER MAKES ARE GIVING AND INSURES YOU AGAINST EXPENSIVE REPAIR BILLS. SEVERAL USED PHONOGRAHS FOR SALE VERY CHEAP. WE WILL TAKE YOUR OLD MACHINE IN CHANGE FOR A NEW ONE. HAVE YOU SEEN THE NEW ELECTRIC SWEEPER-VAC? IT SWEEPS AND BEATS WITH NO WHINING OR WHEEZING. LET US DEMON STRATE x C. S. Hamilton 340 COURT STREET SALEM, OREGON. -41 i !
