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A. representative of the Ajax
Chemical Fire Engine company was
here Tuesday conferring with mem
bers of the local fire department for
the purpose of getting the city to
purchase a chemical engine.
operations and other business Inter-
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ests, C. W. liinKie " ir'K vu" "
c,.jADv ix-hich he purchased
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last Saturday from the Indepen
dence garage. rr.
Every Man and Boy
Should be Watched!
In the business world punctuality is more than a virtue
It's an asset. The man or boy who is punctual to the minute
In keeping engagements of whatever importance is one who
not only commands but demands rcs;uct in their directions.
Of course, the market offers watches of various grades for
Investment in a Reliable Timepiece
Is a Reliable Business Investment
various purposes some of them low-priced for rough and
ready service, and others, so delicately adjusted that in a
month's time they vary only the fraction of a second.
But whatever the grade, you'll find it in our comprehensive
line from the popular priced Ingersoll to better grades in
the products of the Elgin, Waltham and Hamilton factories.
Our expert advice in the purchase of a watch, and our ser
vices in keeping your watch in time are yours to command.
! A. L. SWLLANDER
WATCHMAKER JEWELER
MAIN STREET
INDEPENDENCE
j Ready Cash
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A savings account in this bank is a
safe investment. It pays you 4
compound interest and is ready
cash any time you want it. Un
like other investments, it is always
worth dollar for dollar and you
stand no chance of losing by the
fluctuations of the market.
Buena Vista
Miss Dlunche Harmon was a week
end visitor in Corvallis at the J. M
Prather home and attended tho fes
tivities of the 0. A. C.
Cecil Steel of Portland was a re
cent visitor at the home of his sister,
Mrs. N. C. Anderson.
G. A. Wells and family were in
Dallas Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Reynolds tran
sacted business in Salem Saturday.
Mesdames J. R. Loy. K Noa1'
W. I. Reynolds, G. A. Wells and Wil
lard McClain served on the election
board this year and report more en
thusiasm than for several years.
Mrs. Reynolds of Iona, is here vis
iting her son, J. A. Reynolds, and
family. This is Mrs. Reynolds' sec
ond visit in Oregon and she is de
lighted with the country.
Flovd Devnll was an over-Sunday
visitor with the Curdick boys of
Portland.
Mrs. Wilbur Devine and little
son of Ostrander, Wash., are here
with relatives while Mr. Devine is
in a Portland hospital. He had the
misfortune to lose one of his eyes
in a logging camp at that place.
M. V. Prather went to Portland
Friday and returned Monday with
Mrs. Prather who is steadily gain
in" after a surgical operation at the
Good Samaritan hospital.
G. E. Harmon, wife anil daughter,
Mrs. E. J. Anderson, Mrs. Mollie
Baldwin and Mrs. Moroy motored to
Harrisburg Sunday and called on
friends.
riiff.ir.l UVlls. who attended the
Benkhe Walker business college in
j Portland, returned home SatimViy
for the summer.
Orville Wells was a recent visitor
in Portland calling on relatives and
friends.
Clarence Loy was in CorvalHs
Friday and Saturday attending the
college festivities, and was a guest of
his two brothers, Alfred and Gilbert
Loy, who returned vith him for an
over Sunday visit at the parental
home.
Mrs. Mollie Baldwin and Mrs.
Morey of Winlock, Wash., are the
guests of the former's mother, Mrs.
E. J. Anderson, and other relatives
and friends here and at Albany and
Suver. .
Julius Nissen. wife and little
daughter. Rowena, and Mrs. V. W.
Hatcher and little grandson, Beryle
Bagley of McMinnvule, were Sunday
visitors at the Edgar Lichty home.
The Misses Thelma and Alice Moe
Another Royal Suggestion
PIES and PASTRIES
From the
CHEER tip! There
no further reason for
worrying about tabic va
riety. The new Royal Cook
Book gives new suggestions
ior every meal every day.
The book is so full of sur
prises there will never be
another dull mea! in the
home. Here are a few sug
gestions from the new
Royal Cook Book.
Plain Tastry
This rrcire h for one Urpe
pie with top and bottom crut
tcupa flour
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cup hIhm ti'iihiB
cold water
filft together flour. ' n,l
lug powder; M ahmtrnin ana
rub in wry lightly IU tip t-f
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In iter tli I'BOte will ! Alltl
coUl water very atwl'. rrioutfli
to hold iloush toc. tln r M not
norK or knead JoukM I'lvida
In lmlv: roll out onoptrl thin
on tlourtil bonrd ami uo for
bottom crust. After tilo K UIU4
roll out otlier part for t;
Rich Tastry
Snip pnfltry flour
LKHpoon Itoyul Uakliia
I'.iW tier
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co!J water
Sift flour, boklnff owilff nut
cult; uJd ouo-U&lf ohorlcuiutf
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FARMERS
STATE BANK
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Oregon
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: returned to their home here afti-r ;
three weeks' stay in ImlepemL'tu e I
where the latter was under nu'dieal
treatment arut to the delight of herj
I runny friends is much improved and;
'will soon be well strain.
J N. C. Andersvin and It. E. Prather
jiml n crew of men left for iihlck
Ruck Friday, where the former will g,I.K Six hr-e juwe? Fair-
pet out. several thousand feet of i,,,,,Lm .1.,rw eni.otine enirinJ in
piling.
Fred Stump's sawmill wuh eorn-
pletely Uustroyed by lire humlay.
The loss is estimated at $10,000.1
liilJ SAI.K 4 mirks tx)tate for
and the origin of the fire is un-j table use. S'. I. Acox, Itout 2,
known. ' Independence. 1 t
first-cla.' conditio", a bargain.
Inquire Er.terpri.i offio.
Great Bargain Sale
l.AUDUKHS WAS'TtD -rnt
pomtioii, giKiJ tkisjt
Vinvftncnt. Ma!iaf-,i-Ktiinde
gimd for bor t
until ny day. Se Ui 1
lit H.iwd Itiitfh, S!ts,:
and Sunday.
UOSTWK K'H BF.I'AIR
Kid ve and elorV.?.
ort honel, kit hensr
brcllaa nd luwn " 1
C trt, between Main is! A
W. C. Itoatwkk. r
Plant & Rose
Buena Vista Store will
commence their Closing
Out Sale on
Monday, May 31st
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
sxwelB
We have several good used cars and the prices are right.
Also ONE NEW FORD SEDAN.
Our Lines of TRUCKS are unequalled 1, V2 -n 2 ton.
Tractors,Threshing Outfits
and farm Machinery
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Friday and Saturday, May 28-29
Our entire stock of young ladies' and women's stylii
apparel at one-fourth to one-third
regular prices
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Women's Suits, $24.75
Women's Gaberdine, Serge and
Jersey Suits Values up to $35.00.
now offered for
$24.75
Suits worth regular up to $47.50
Unloading Sale Price
$32.50
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$35 to $37.5U Urcses,
Special group of Silk, Serge and
sey Dresses, long or short stew
latest models, values UP to
now
$23.50
Trimmed Hals, 1
One hundred Misses and Wonjej
H;its rptnihir vnlnes UP tO -r
Misses and Women's Coat?
Special group of new spring and
summer coats. Various styles and
colors. Values to $30.00 ' now of
fered at
$18.75
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Sale Price
$3.95
And another special group of
coats worth regular up to
$37.50 now offered for
$24.75
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Silk Dresses, $18.75
Message, Georgette and Taffeta
$o.00 to $32.00 values, now offered
$18.75
W-iafa. $5.75 .
New and pretty Georgette wi
variuos colors and latest W04
$7.50 and $8.50 values. &ar;
$5.75
Sweaters $6.25 . ,
Hundreds of new and prep,
land Wool Sweaters, values top
Sale Price
$6.25
DALLAS, OREGON
. INDEPENDENCE OREGON.
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House Dresses, $2-25
Womens' Porch and House Gm
Dresses in colors and materials.
wiH wear and wash to your 0
satisfaction. Special
$2.25
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