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INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE
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fyund it riWHHary to do no tit thin'
tin-.c, Whili! attor(linr loHn tlici
oMht evening hw left hi.4 cnr parked
in the KtM-ot mid M'mici!-. c'y "lifted"!
lh.' npotlijrht. Mr. Robl.ie 'in on the'
trail fun) if it icndH to the prey .there :
will prohai.ly lm ".omcthinn; 'loiri. I
The mayor and council have order
ed it "clean up" and net the date for:
next week, heinniriK May 10th. C.;i- (
t.l('hH 11 I'll VKdlloutrf.l If, ,.,..hipnl,i II,
mid .vuii.lny I,, receive 1 rent n,...l ( 1,1., ....,..- .....i t , . : ' ...t t :..u
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v.HM tie iM i,ry I., convey her there
H iv!.. Mn. wjik lu'compunicil by
Mr. ,v;uiiih.
Mm. Iiiik.-y Muir.-red a fracture of
:"! liirht arm hot Fri,ay afternoon
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in un Hei'i'iluiirly Imcy tim,. h,'. .Sun- ,i ""'iK-nuT, Mm.
d,,y for l-Vrryiiinii Obero-,. ,,""M"!1 ,,",t I'ick.-y in H
Mi--.--. Miliih liiivvei and ll,r., ,, !y'''"M "M nr"' '"'r "lmn- wan due
lin. li.-lcpenil.-rice younjr U.-n w,l f 'l h"n,,u ,,,,tir '""n.l of her
irnidnat.. May TJlh from the Ce'nen.l . '", t,u" r,H"U "f " K,iht V"-y.
ll..Bpilnl fr i.urm-H in Seattle. Itoth '"' t,,r"k'' "'-vera! trontlm nK.
i re w.d known ami highly eMe. i,., J' W' K iM ,,'r M- '' I'f'Hrni.
i.r .coiii:if!lei l,y thfir wiven, drove to
Mm. James Cnmnd. of Monmouth !Klll" r"- "r-hy, wh-re Mr. and invited to attend a meeting of the Phy'
v4te. neverul day with Ind-pen- I 'rH ,'""t""n vi''i,,"l ot tl,e ,,0,"! "f'inn .Sinters of Dalian Temple No.
..., fr;...,,U tl,i w,...k Mn Crm Mn- t'w' P'"ent, while Mr. t of Dullun, OrcRwi, on Thnrsday ov-
re- ee'lv n.,l,l her home in Mohiiiniitn I KiHt!"r vu r't "n 10 K-W' to eninjf May 13th. On account of the j
and will Curtly K to 1'ortlimd to re-,"'1''"'1 " I"""'' nuitter.TnM We invitation coming on the name
,1(1111111 Motaiay. date, as the entertainment decided
H "will,.-,,,, Marrow will have ptildi. L M",ll"""s (;- M'-'y on.l C, K.'on at the last meeting of Willamette
firm i iHicna v mui, were in imie , Jcmpie, me eomrniuee necKieu m
He 1 ' ,'di" "lay luirtiijr dental pontpone the latter. All thone de-
in dune. .Mr. I. a lily ih the J-.n- Kirmtr to K to Dallas will let tne
jlerpri.M valued coi riiiondefit at 'f K. V. C. or M. K. C. know, not la
! I!ui na Vn'.i and Mr. Harmon han ter than Monday n. m. May 10th.
i nerved in that rapacity in years evine ! lhietia Vista district in oon to lone
by. 'one of itn irood families Mr. and Mr.
Local C. A. l:. tiDiibcrn are j.-loj.n- U. H. MacCnrther. who are makin"
ul over .' ani.oune. metit frii V'nsh- preparationn to ttike up their resi
,iii"ti.n :i.at president Wilfori an- denre in Albany. Mr. MrtrOirthpr re-
md nlune- the nlleyn, no that on Saturday
May l.rlh the I'.oy Scoutn and a team
provided by he city, can remove it.
Mr. Knott, of Portland, the genial
re pre- enUilive of the Klljnon-White
('(irnpMny, vnn in lndcpetidence Ti:en-
d.y eonferrinj? with Chairman Collinn'
and other members of the committee
who have charge of the Chautau'iua;
tc he fiv ti here the hint week in May.
Mr, Knott h eiithuniatic over the pr
eratn which han been arranged for
thin yvnr, allcKin; that Independence
will have a real treat.
The Phythian Sinters of Willamette
Tempi's ,No, 4") of Independence, are
ine Values in Women's
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nnle of t-i;i.tei i d Jcriey nt hU
un the J nl!im road next Monday
has utiini' H'l h'"t, mid it in atitii ipiit .
i d tliTit the Hfile will le busily at.
1 1-tided.
A, L. Tluinw" ef the 11,1,1,-. Hard-
l-iH k'loW ", ware f tiii!itiy. npent Tlurrday in
un, S.-vei.tli tbt. l.tK-kititnutr- country, and exprenn
iiiiK Sullivan ,., hitu -tf n lini.' amazed at the
jt-V'et't nf the lo'ul'i r opi rutionx in
Siib-! Muter . tlint lo'-alitv
pro.eil the 1'olier ii! -inn bill inakirp. cenMy nold hin farm to Ed Hartley
juine-l l-y Ml
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Mii I 'InniK llurtoli in eXpetled
to trriv. in Iii-lej)e',,l.tn e aln -il .lum
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a iiioii h a m'i imniii pennion for and will take a well-earned vacation,
set nm of tl, . ;"'il and M ica He has been a resident of Tolk county
wjirn. Tie loi d ", A, K. Pen1, has for more than HO yearn. About a
n Smith M"!"! Int. For the pant nix months Mm 'about a ilo'-n member. month ajro Mr. MacCarther had the
iPii't'iti ha vtit d point-, in Canada, '. Mi. Juhii Wood arrived Wednesdav misfortune to fracture a li? and he is
,f i,',-n,i ; Ni w Yt k and t!u i phi,-, t of inti-re t ' frni'i S.-m Franci-co, bein summoned st ill ineapaeitatel from attending to
a. -muni of the illnc-i of her bus- j1ffairs.
tomorrow, ) j, ,4 ,,oW in ;'.',n I ran, In
Mm. MacCarther was in In-
j,. ; - .use or rf.'n-
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niii-r i.i o;r i. ..-ii-, 'h,u, stio nan oeen hi ior (ii.entenee last r rioay looKini? aiier
vertnii, nb-pited heie W,-,lni -li.iv Keveriil dayn, in nhowinj; notne im- some liui-iness matters.
while cnroule t it the Jer --v Jubilee at i pre- eon nt . Mr. Wood reotitly pur-
Monmouth. Mr. Iiorfler ii a promi-, chase
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a nmall farm near here and, Closin'r out a few tires at attrac
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fient Jfmey man in what it known ns will probably make this bin home In jtive priies nt Independence Garage.
the W.ll lo II:1N. f"l'U-. j
Mr. iu.,1 Mm, Arthur Stoper and ('. j .l. !'.v ,ie foretnan of the Inde-j Order your winter supply of wood
II. Smith drove to Portland Saturday," pen.!u.-e r.m-.i-e, i" 'ti lh varpath. from W. J. Clark. Phone residence
returning Sunday evenine;. Mrs. It in not often that he find occasion '722 or leave order at the Enterprise
."'inilh, han been vixitin with friends ', ditr up the hatchet, but he has entice, T-tf
t-ikcrl- te.NV in the employ
i; M-ai M.ir kel ill th enpa-
'niernanonai
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i itoctors and Powtr Machine
The Most Popular Plows and Tillage Implements
ICrowinG: nnd developing
ps nave been invented and
panufacturers. and every
nt has had built into it tho
';r,erierico and farm knowl
jCormick, Decring, Parlin
W of these machines
nnerired into one line
r. The reputation of every
in inis line is the same.
The Complete International Harvester Line
Grain Harvesting (Wn Machine! (Cont.) Ti)latmplement(Coirt.)
Binders
Tractov Binders
Push Binders
Headers
Harvester-Threshers
Rice Binders
Reapers
Shocker9
Threshers
Ensilage Cutters
Pickers
Husltersand Shredders
Shellers
Eeet Tools
Beet and Bean Drills
Cultivators
Pullers
Line
Haying Machines Seeding Machines
ish -onccrr us. Yo
t'-nd m.:(r,cr!rnco of trying
r1111 J'.' r a c'ocn or mora
'hj t;.1 ..n-r ciituicos onexpen-
T n biV stock of renairs on
f might not hnvc we can rjet .
fone call to the International
h your machine shed so that
Jr any of your International
a tO 10. Atstn vnn xnrill Irnnm
! " j w v Vt 111 v ww
f inark it for new machines or
hight opcrutinjr efficiency.
dependence, Ore.
Mowers
Sulky Dump Rakes
Side Delivery Rakes
Tedders
Comb. Side Rakes and
Tedders
Hay Loaders
Sweep Rakes
Stackers
Comb. Swp. Rakes and
Stackers
Dalins F-i sscs
liunchers
Cotton Planters
Plain Grain Drills
Fertilizer Grain Drills
Broadcast Seeders
Narrow -track Seeders
Wide-track Seeders
End-Rate Seeders
Alfalfa and Grass Drills
Hemp Drills
One-horse Wheat Drill
Fertilizer and Lime
Sower3
Corn Machines ;Hl!agcJn
Corn Drills
Planters
Combined Corn and
Cotton Drills
' Walking Listers
Wide-tread Listers
Tractor Listers
Two-horse Cultivators
Two-row Cultivators
Li3ter Cultivators
Motor Cultivators
Cinders
Tractor Plows
Tractor Grub-breakers
Riding Plows
Walking Plows
Hillside Plows
Subsoil Plows
Two-way Plows
Disk Plows
Disk Harrows
Reversible Disk Har
rows Tandem Disk Harrows
Leverless Tractor Disk
Harrows
Orchard Harrow9
Spring-tooth Harrow9
Peg-tooth Harrows
Com. Spring and Peg.
tooth Harrows
Flexible Peg - tooth
Harrows
One-horse Cultivators
Culti-packers,(Soil Pul
verizers) Power Machines
Kerosene Engines
Gasoline Engines
Kerosene Tractors
Motor Trucks
Other Farm
Equipment
Cream Separators
Farm Wagons
Farm Truck3
Grain Tanks
Manure Spreaders
Straw - spreading At
tachments
Stalk Cutters
Feed Grinders
Stone Burr Mills
Knife Grinders
Tractor Hitches
Cane Mills
Syrup Evaporators
Evaporator Furnace
Binder Twine
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 7o 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, new 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
fill)
OH
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And Next
Chautauqua
The days for the coming of the big brown tent are almost here.
It is time to think about that season ticket the "open sesame"
I to a week of splendid lectures, music and entertainment.
i
I Fifteen Events
j
I Just one good thing after another all Ellison-White quality
brought to you from all parts of the world to instruct, to en-
tertain, to inspire.
! Same Old Price
And still at the old price level $2.00 one of the few things on
this old earth of ours that hasn't sye-rocketed.
Watch for Programs
I The big programs will soon be disti'ibuted. Watch for yours.
They are newspaper size four pages brimful of interesting
news about the most worth while week of events ever scheduled
for Independence.'
Independence
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May 27, 28, 29, 30, 31, 1920