Independence enterprise., June 18, 1920, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

1920.
fljNEjSi
T HEED SCENT
rflllTlCS Are
popular m
Not Over-
1N DEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE
Three
1 1 If UtlllfU l DMirn inror, ..... .
VHiiUVil 111 mLVMrmZir'T !l0J 'er- Total return, on day by big picnic dinner at their
mint ami i,.r.,.-.i . wmr' Vlurg apple crop said to reach home in the orchard on the hill. Mr.
at.lJu t r1"1; Wi l-rK-. 743,700. - 'and Mrs. Moon have nine children
- ...vw MrvrKtnnw.rif tA thin
no
Artlflolal
I.a Cu
.... Thit H.ivy
An Nrt NHdtd Here,
f Hie p''""
Salem Cherry crop i0 large
more than 13 rt. contractu made,
rortlMml Kelly Ilulta rockplle
earned I.1VOO n May. state) and
far Co"0'"',,"on ;i"u"l7 "1U rouia no autm.nted
,y conview una prisoner, making
brick and preparing road material.
The Dallea 15,000 acre, to be
opened to iitrvics nun.
State Medical nodnllim auk leg.
Mature for two new hnapltala,
Uatra h built a menu recreation
hall.
Portland street car fare raised to
eight cents.
Klamath Full Much needed bul
ne block aro being constructed,
others In prospect.
MiltonStorage plant to coat
$100,000.
Klamath Falls Klamath Mint Co.,
I '., , 1 ..j. e i . j. , i ! i mi
. II U amllV tlCff-
L vtlM w ' ev,ry
....irlvateil ol-
r on it... other dny
ut tlie iac oi
. alio
W""" f aiiiell.
HI " '
..nonl A ru,," . .
f . ;, ,,, race md cvuotry
. .it the fact lit.
II ,o . renal- deKre., and
i of iti''t.
Ldl.allyumulthi.tl. Well,
..i. .tiflVrelld-" HUH inw "
UUP w-
' L Br Inf. "", woU,tt
L brliihl d -liHliliut col-.r
I ho Ingulf ",r 1'IT'I
!'.,.r hi irl!iiC prfuim
all
ouiau
I ...i. f.ir we n Iih.U
twli iw y of avoiding
j,. Wli'.te .r'iitli lwv'
if imelllliif fuftiHle.
rell " "f,,-n ''0"f
1 n Hi'""!" y,mr
lH cvm-.-i.tmil..ii at church vf
t tavc ''''
;c,,.y uue if i-arhy
Nu mntier arllailc the
I ipir I, If !' I" "
f,ti!l.-o- tr n-r )u for
I lime It 1 f l", i "
3n,K ie ay really ali-kwilng,
jullrf of fuel "-' "''' 'y
C I" llnl f"r JM'r'
iUm lire of all litlH
: fru- fn'ifl ui!tit Mlr.
J,, nllf limiie "itr lliealer ar
fide no!rl!i. min r.t to Hie
! .iiM!' ifl''- 'f KtiroM. Ill
ff tin ''He "n Visit Vfllice
f,lt!iout twins lim-,"'l hy
I ,4 the city, one find a liltflt
ioa f rlitliir.
DriHit, hT.. tlie fncutty of
!i drelitliei to R tllte nri. I nif
i d of the city iwlur la antiie
In! Iti- (ril,-iitiil tniveler
-;f!i The ilmructiTUMc rnJur
ij. of Ca! ut'a, i'f (mtuhtl
1 A Uut Kniii;, inade Up of a
;i nin.il-t of niltnki of
a. Ii luimetliliiis Hint tti trtiv
ifM ilwnlie, tint tin rifoiUc-
II li unpleiiimitiy vivid nil
.rwn t rt up like the Amert-
pf b"t. Tl iM dei-lrnlile
1 1 that e cnti find In our
I?.! our drawing riMiina or tliea
fnicriiiii e of fren)i nlr, nlr
!h It U c.'t to the nottrlU,
what enn cmiipiire with the
f the nmntry? The pine tnn,
f-hinnan liay, tin tilllnlde nfler
, III! hriM i -i thiit hlmv over
.! if im !ili, (he apple orrlllird
- entj iirhi.r? 'I ln-e are the
!til the Ali'iTl'Titi riptireclitle
jf.ltiITiili r.i rri.
Early Booktelier.
f,ft liiMihM'llfr i'uliiloiriti In
''ill liiiii;tl:c, co fur Ih
I ! oiii' ln-nr'iij u ihite of
;'). Ii ttH iii.-l hy Andrew
'11 f I.oihliMry, Jwiuliirnl, and
ll c!;tl.. r:i ii-Ii iU inn in
Kli?;iWii. -n. f)rt liookatdlero
.'tii cre inU't'iitfiry pfchllerN,
Wi-J ihi'lr miiiiiII ntDrk on tlielr
'"l limn limy more properly
"I Jilifleer honk i;i-im,
' iiir. of Him- Home of the
f"'irnii( Juiw ki-r of llterntnre
'"nil Mtn J m or hootlta iimt tlni
" known ns "Hiniliim-rs." Thi
rfgin of th wnii Ktntloiier. now
'I nille. to iloliliTH In "at-
Mr Im h enme to lileilll writ-
'tTliik
pn-r, pom. Ink iiiul
mcli Itooksellera III V.ll!,-
rre for conliirici Ircnleil 111
'Imlnnln iui-1 hhII.ti,.,! to iiwinv
. li!ch were not wlmlly
l tinlll iv:,s, Tll t,(,nuxeller's
f-njilainl iiinl Aini-rli'ii Hint- tmvii
L.., ' ......
"in PtK),
Ions, the former ilnl-
Alike.
ryonr-oid ,?,,m visiting lila
Nw. he Ii;m ,,( I, Hon. led
!. K" '"UK imd hud not hroiitht
'f flut tiliiK. So he
iniii
1 ni ,,, r not hohiK
1 Hft..mo,i, . ,,,, uu
'V1"1 IHHHlo
I'luK. .1
""". And ih,
W,T" Inilll
f of I
uncle wiin
took dim
v I... Imd
("ommi'iiiH ho
ninl iiiniisltij; to Hie
II mull,, i,,.,. i i.i...
I,,,!,,, ' "I i mi I it i in III,
K'XH.-tl.v smniinovuM N
,Mlli Woiiuii, ,.,,. h.,1.1..
Nhllio III ,!,, won,,.
Ini'ii tiisi
ri""d -ut so ,!
Unn "(,,, """II".
" " 'in i.v inn
FHlll'i,
flenr little
most of I Im
in suit too."
'other r...,.
mnn i 0T the Carnegie.
Ijl,,:'', ()MI,,Vf'.vyn-lit,(1,,nioKle,
, ( r commissi lt wash-
l((lf H Vi'i-, vllH uttliiK out nt
sluiln , ',",,,,r f'"' n new cruise
tei, v; " mr ,.r,,, ,w0
Ie ninin , . '' miU' llliH
Unn P ;,, th0 S,1,,n' Atlantic,
iir n,,, "c " mH. tl"' ports of
'uluatry in the United Stuten.
iiurna Oil drillit,K
"tart near here.
Kockaway
contructttl.
Portland PenlriMula Luml
operations
Hance pavilion
NOTICE
OF ANNUAL
MEETING.
SCHOOL
Klamath Falls planning new scenic living, thirty-senve grand children
roa'- 'and three great grand children.
Medford ii now a member of the Those who helped the bride and
fflrlortil AMn,..M -....l . ut. . t .t a . ... ji .
. ..... nicng BjrBumi. in iruiu re- ifroom ceieuraie were aim iuihih ana : n.vt.
ov. to vi ?t.yii,iT,jv). lamny, j. u. moon ani ramiiy, us-
lufur Number of local Improve- car Eubank and family, Lewis Eu-
er corn-;menta be no- mn,l am va ciii,
nanv vr,.n.lU ...ii .. I . i
ii ., , '"V" u, u",u cP,ty- od River-Paving between here family, II. B. Earnest and
.....u.n county voice June 21 on 'end
$150,000 hiich Hchool fr MilUn. I
J9unny beinjp rucheci.
Work atarU on Medford irrigation FORMER POLK RESIDENTS
canal to water 10,000 acres,
Salem rleroncHHe of M. E. church
to erect $50,000 hopital.
pclul h-KiKlutive committee
ralae tialariis paid in Oregon
OBSERVE GOLDEN
here family, II.
Mrs. Smith and family,
iMatney, Mrs. XV. R.
Mrs. Susie Stultz and
WEDDING. Eldrick and family,
Detering and Miss Myrtle
Notice is hereby given to the legal
voters of school district No. 29 of
of Oregon, that
the annual school meeting of s.'iid
district will be held at the public
school build inc. to bee-in at the hour
family, ot 730 oVii, p. m.. on the third
Mr. end Mrs. i Monday o( june, being the 21st day
Kirkpatnck, f JmMS A D 1920
family, Mrs. meetin lg or the
Mws Gladys ' . . .. ... m
fUDU VI OICTV WUg Ul&WWa, IV B. T w
Brannon.
Mr and Mrs. Thomas Francis Ma- Mr, and Mrs. Moon were married at . . .. . . .
to rinn Mmm ,.t t...u. r Tllt., T.i,..l jwir ma un Bauin ml uu.u
eminfv. flmsnn An .Tuna K I
i . . . -- . ..., , v - j - " I
i emiHion to get new J 15,000 tore ding anniversary in Chehalis, Wash., 1870. Mr. Moon is 71 years old and !
hull, Inn. ,.t t.l.,1, !!.. 1..... ... i . . . . .. ... ...
"U1,s ieuy jor iaac weeK. incerning the event the Mrs. Moon Is 64. They have lived . (
new creamery. Chehalis Advocate says: j in this vncinity for many years.
Condon Contract let for grading! Mr. and Mrs Thomas Francis Ma- Their old friends and neighbors join
moat Important link of John Day rion Moon of Curtis celebrated their in wishing them many more happy
highway. golden wedding anniversary Satur- anniversaries.
meeting.
Dated this 9th day of Jane, 1920.
ATTEST:
C. G. Irvine,
District Cleric.
J. S. Bohanon,
Chairman Board of Diectors.
i
Wh en Voucan buy such clothing asHart Schaffner
SternSaandjDavid Alder you need notflook for better.
on q
III s
1
ti a
I ( y 11(11 ()
& Marx, Michael
Do you know that
n
Enables You to take unrestricted choice from our entire stock, which is, as everyone knows, one of the largest1
stocks of high-grade clothing in the state. Original pricetags remain unchanged on every uit See for yourself.
!
Men's25cSox
Men's black sox, not many
in the lot, will be placed on
sa! Friday at
15c Pair
2 -Piece Underwear
B. V. D. and Porus Knit
Shirts and Drawers, regu
lar $1.00 values
45c
IImiam Oil
in en b uiiiuii ouiid
Men's Athletic Union Suits,
made of Nainsook, size 34
to 42
85e
Men's Hats
Stetson and Mallory Hats,
entire line to select from,
Black and colors
Less 20o
You Have Heard
That there are no $25.00
Suits to be had. We have
them and are selling them at
$16.65-$19.95
200 Suits
Are shown that were $25.00,
$30.00, $35.00, $40.00, $50.
00 and $60.00. If your size
is in the lot, buy at
Less 33!'.
THE SAVINGS ABE
Ml
vlivUlflLa
202 OFF ALl BDYS' SITS
ALL BOYS $14.00 SUITS
now. $11.20
ALL BOYS $15.00 SUITS
now $12.00
ALL BOYS $16.00 SUITS
now $12.80
ALL BOYS $17.00 SUITS
now $13.60
ALL BOYS $18.00 SUITS
now $14.40
ALL BOYS $19.00 SUITS
now $15.20
ALL BOYS $20.00 SUITS
now $16.00
ALL BOYS $22.50 SUITS
now $18.00
ALL BOYS$25.00 SUITS
now $20.00
20ftM0RE0FFALLSUlTS
ALL MEN'S $25.00 SUITS
now $19.95
ALL MEN'S $30.00 SUITS
now $23.95
ALL MEN'S $35.00 SUITS
now $27.95
ALL MEN'S $40.00 SUITS
now $31.95
ALL MEN'S $45.00 SUITS
now $35.95
ALL MEN'S $50.00 SUITS
now $39.95
ALL MEN'S $60.00 SUITS
now $47.95
ALL MEN'S $65.00 SUITS
now $51.95
ALL MEN'S $70.00 SUITS.
now $55.95
ALL MEN'S $75.00 SUITS
now $59.90
SAVINGS That Are Worth "While
When we inaugurated this sale it was for the sole purpose
of protecting our paifrons by furnishing them the best mer
chandise in the market at prices that mean savings worth
while Positive reductions prevail throughout our entire
stock, however, the greatest savings are made in CLOTH
ING, HATS and SHOES as the prices quoted herewith
will show. -r
$5, $7.50, $10
Men's Black and Tan Shoes,
Button or Lace, sizes 5 to
7 1-2 and 9 1-2 to 11, while
they last at
$3.50
$2. 50 to $5 Hats
One big lot mostly colored,
all sizes, good styles on sale
at
$1.85
Men's Army Shoes
$8.00, $8.50 and $9.00 Mun
son last army shoes, black
or tan
$5.95
X
!
Boys' Knicker Pants !
MEN'S TROUSERS LESS 20
ALL MEN'S $4.00 TROUSERS
now
ALL MEN'S $5.00 TROUSERS
now
ALL MEN'S $6.00 TROUSERS
ALL MEN'SOO TROUSERS
ALL MEN'S $8.00 TROUSERS
ALL MENS$9.00 TROUSERS
ALL MEN'S $ia66 TROUSERS
now
$2.80
$4.00
$4.80
$5.60
$6.40
$7.20
$8.00
ALL MEN'S $12.50 TROUSERS
ALL MENS $15.00 TROUSERS
.$10.00
now
$12.00
2(Koff MEN'S DRESS SHOES
$8.00
$9.60
ALL MEN'S $10.00 SHOES
now
ALL MEN'S $12.00 SHOES
now
ALL MEN'S $13.50 SHOES
now .... $10.80
ALL MEN'S $15.00 SHOE$
now $12.00
ALL MEN'S $16.00 SHOES
now ......... $12.80
ALL BOYS $6.50 SHOES
now
ALL BOYS $7.50 SHOES
now
ALL BOYS $8.50 SHOES
now
ALL BOYS $10.00 SHOES
now , $8.00
.$5.20
$6.00
$6.80
m n e
Woolen, Corduroy and Blue
Serge, regular $1.50 to
$3.50
Less 20 Percent
Furnishing Goods
All Shirts, Neckwear, Un
derwear, etc. will go during
this sale
Less 10 percent
Boys' Hats
and. Caps
All Boys' Hats and Caps,
regular $1.50 to $3.00
Less 20
Per Cent
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