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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1920)
H 'I ! zz . i T Parfcer If Another Royal Suggestion BM 1 I 1 Fage Eight Buena Vista $01.25 was realized from the sup per given Friday for the benefit of the community Piano funds. M V Prather returned Friday from Portland and reports Mrs. Prather rallying splendidly from her opera tion and doing nicely. G. W. McLaughlin, of Salem, form erly of this dace, was at the ranch and calling on friends here last week. port a lovely time and an ideal even ing v . The people of Buena Vista wish to thank all who helped to mnke the so cial Friday night a success, both fm ar.iniw nd socially. Several num- Sumfcv night" Vvr verv welcome k1 i - nin n the nroeram by ',., r,Kvrl With ad Ot .-V . - - w , - - t" . f . i 1. t ...V.;..h ii-ae errantly r-'o 1. - . With CiCVtr nrwiated and enjoyed by all. ninM. r;,CA. rinnf and Rose, our genial y?-v of In&tH?en NM-. merchants, will discontinue their preached . here ur"-v i store here some time in June and ,asL I .n,i mnv to IndeDendcnce The com- nnil (lo, !n Pur contmur.sj this i Ifl calling uii iireims uv.s - . . - . , v;. -... Miss Gene Baily and Fae Spaulding mumty hates to see urac .week. kumi r k ' of Salem were week-end visitors with 'dies leave the vicinity, but the best matic on his dog after it had K.n Miss Alma Wells. fishes of all go with them This (him on last Thursday J. K. Neal and wife, J. A- Richard- will no doubt be tne means u - ing; our postonice aiso. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Simmons and daughters of Albany, were here Fri day night to the Community supper, and boosted the piano funds up a notch or two. Edgar Lichty and wife, Dwight Nickols and family motored to Yam hill county Sunday and spent the day with friends and relatives. Mrs. E. J. Anderson was a week- son, were business callers in Indepen dencf Friday. Leland Prather was in Salem Wed nesday and called on Henry Seaton, who was in the Salem hospital. He was at one time a resident of our city and word came a few days later, he died at that institution. A winnie roast was held on the banks of the old Willamette Satur day night by a number of our young folks with Miss Daily and SpauM-i . ... -th daUrhter. Mrs. ing house guest of Miss Alma Wells, 'Martin Congor, and Sunday attended tho Snn.'nv School convention at . ...v, Lewisburg. Dr. Hewitt was called Monday to see -Mrs. JJ. w. isiCKens, uo. qu.ic sick. I Clarence Loy is on the sick list and 'absent from school for several days - . i Jessie Christenson, who is working riO NOt HQUSi It; in Independence, was a visitor with home folks last week. Miss Setae, of Salem, was a visitor o c . from Salem in attendance All re- CAN YOU BEAT THIS ELSEWHERE? Pensylvania Vacuum Cup Guaranteed 6000 mile Casings. Size 30x3 inch casing and Tube, in- cuding War Tax $19.18 Size 30x3 Casing and Tube, price including war tax $24.60 Size 32x3 Casing and Tube, price including war tax $29.97 Size 31x4 Casing and Tube, price in cluding war tax $38.73 Size 33x4, Casing and Tube, price in cluding war tax $41.59 Size 34x4 Casing and Tube, price in cluding war tax $42.47 IJEME.MBER The Pennsylvania Company has made a real 6000 mile casing for many years. , Pennsylvania Vacuum Cups Casir.g weigh about 209c more than the av erage 6000 mile casings The above prices are based on the Free Tube Offer which positively ends at midnight May 31st You pay nothing additional for the Tube. ACE GARAGE Ford Agency with home folks, who recently bought the Nelson place. BABY CHICKS for sale at reduced r N. Needhorn, Salem, Orepron. 21-lt itn.- tlotrher of Invlepenonvr ably asisted by ladies quartette of Monmouth, gaave us a very interest ing and instructive talk on the millatre bills Good for Fletcher. Come again. Sheep shearers are through there is no wool now where the wool ought to grow. J. R. Reynolds unloaded a carload of lumber at our station the first of the week. We are glad to see Jim starting to make a home among u agrin. Joe Brown and son, G. A. Dickin son, wife and daughters mid Will Wood and wife of Independence, drove to Sodaville and imbibed of th mineral water on Sunday last. TMwnr.l Morcan of Portland was visitor in town over Sunday bst. The Apostolic band of Indepen dence will hold a meeting at the school house on Friday evening. Every one made welcome. Rev. Burns of Rickreall will fill his regular appointment on Sunday at - 1. 3UIH1 Ol vene as usual at 10 A. M. Messrs. Williams and Kelley of In dependence were soliciting for the Chautauqua in our neighborhood on j renort that rarker j GRIDDLE CAKES andWAFFli From the New KOYAL cook hook THERE rt cakes, grlckcakfJh' wheats, call them whit vouwilL But it is a? very easily and quickly iSSjitdifyoa follow the right recipes. Here are some recipe for a variety of breakfast cakes that will nuke grandmother envious. The secret, of course, is Royal Baking Fowdcr. Royal Hot CridJla Ck i ti!,'i hot1 bu I'OtJT V cnp milk j tblcpon ihortnln Mix and sift dry, ingreJi entt: JJ tnilk and wjjwj shortening; beat weH Bk on .lightly greaJ hot gni die. Griddle Cakes with Egga IV cup "our u t.iloon U .1H cups milk I tablMpoou hortnin Mix and sift dry ingredi ents add beaten egg, niilk and melted shortening: mix well. Bake immediately on hot griddle. BAEIMG Absolutely Pura cuii mtik or kiil together flo,! lUke on h... . ' Wafl I eupm flimr 4 teMiMuna rtojrti Buw Ix eui milk lUUlypoonJ Sift flour, blcln, J rid toirMh...VH to yolk, oi tlg,;'1 ouuhly nd dd . J Cffdienti; ,,1,1 ifK and mU j, Q ""m, Bill, KfCated hg w, t III brown. Strte y rrt!c ymp. It minuiq It each Aallle. FREE Nw rtnrl dull i, eowinninj UM(( oTAi.iittraM "Bake with Royal and be Sure" FOR SALE Several fine 10-weeks ; old Pigs Chas. Harmon, Route c 21--t FOR SALE Four or five tons of hay, on tnn fit. thp barn. A. H. U w - Crivcn, Monmouth, Oregon. Jl-lt Seventh Day Adventist Church of Independence, Sabbath School at 1.30. Services at 2.30 p. m. at K. P. Hall over Craven & Walker's confec tionery store across form Postoffice. All are welcome. 5-7-tf WILLIAMS. HART SAYS THE TOLL GATE IS THE BEST PICTURE I EVER MADE SUNDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY The OREGON, Salem will attend in force as K -r nai . . " . . , . . v ih, c U on of th SIMI'SOS UK MlUti bouKht season ticket, Let's hear o and p,,rt.y ..... b ... - If ,IW . I OH UimSl the rest of the surrounds ; ,sland. aloation ut th, . - I n t , , fojni th ronntrv trv to eo us one better. timber now upon ine - . country ir io " ... . .. . . ,,, . ; h, ,....,;! r.aiura v rvU'rti.nl to Ui Tins V . 1-. Simp,: Vr Fisher of Corva is riourniK mK to .ir. Diivt-n, is "H""1""""---. ... , . ,7er. 01 . . , jutH.-t i,. i nnn i.wnrr. but Mr. l'.!iwn will mak the nuir i-..rthvt of JLr Mills wsa buying pram m nir distmt u $1,00. f . ,v n4 ft,,,.ra, aL,t,nt, .a ,,.,, ,.rat r. t l A party wno.e name is uiimi"h ' - . , last wek. ' x " . ,. i. ..r,, , i..., ...ui i. j. j l,y The Observer has been makinc , urcjurs ... uj ,w- -f w'mih! an.) when Mr. lUi-' t th. il?n.l withm a hort time. Mr. r for dwcllms hwuni- VALUABLE LAND HOMK- ' . . , ;.,,,,, a ,..:... in-ln-.v t t (V'mt y i ,lU, and then tM STEADED OX RIVER ISLAND . upun tll(, is,a,))f u ai,.us. i"!,rk Floyd 1. MrcPoik County W wilt Mart. . !ed of having wrecked the buiKlifik'. i,'rv, r- The will ha n;t Whv look elsewhere for a gold mine! , , .. ; JVIKWI f.-t t-r dr when you can pick up land in the Wil-1 I " " " jtwn and a mlf mi!2if Keen interest is being taken by the ('loxinif out it few tin- at uttrac-.The lie will be tn.-'u: people living in the eastern port of tive pries nt lndrr,T.dttire Cnri. bank.'d for mil th:pm. lamette river which has the valuation from $10,000 to $20,000,and homestead same? This is what Ralph Bhvens, who lives at Spring Valley has done. An island which is located m the W Ulam ette river containing about 200 acres i 'it. of valuable and productive lana.wnn nn annarent title attached thereto, has been horrfesteaded by Mr. Blivens a returned soldier of the world war. Rlivpns realizing the value of the is land, erected a tent in true homestead style and prepared to homestead the land, as required by the government. After many trips to the federal land office in Portland, satisfactory re ports were received by Blivens which pave him the privilege to homestead the land. He was in town Monday looking for a surveyor to make a survey of the land. City Engineer Edward J. Him es left the first of the week to make the survey. The island adjoins the j property of Mr. McElench and has been used by another party for the past number of years. Valuable cot - tonwood trees, which have been fell- p. mm ' " " "J C ' " 4uma 2 ? Genuine Profit Sharing Our new cars are about all gone, and if we are lucky enough to get more they will be higher priced. If you want to SAVE MONEY buy your car NOW and We have several good used cars and the prices are right. Also ONE NEW FORD SEDAN. Our Lines of TRUCKS are unequalled 1, V2 and 2 ton. Tractors, Threshing Outfits and Farm Machinery o DALLAS, OREGON .INDEPENDENCE OREGON. TI UTILITY organization pays wages to the capital employ ed in providing useful service be cause there is no other way to ob tain capital for the purpose. WHY not invest direct in substan tial and growing properties where your funds will be safe, and at the same time pay you a good cah return regularly every six months. Put Your Honey Ln Growing Industry serving the needs of people and industries, and helping to develop the prosperity of this community. You can become a profit-sharing investor either for cash or by sav ing and investing on a systematic monthly basis Call at our office and ask for illustrated descriptive circular Mountain States Power Compaq N n h PKN d KNC E, OREGON BYJLLfc Er AND MANAGEMENT CORP0rAT1 'neeri and Manager N "auacri Hylkly n Company, Fiacal AgWf
