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Page Five I ' You Can Buy a Good Piano Just As liasy As a Poor One Tf,pre arc worcs of "near" Pianoi on the marlet which arc m.iilc to fell to the unwarythe main selling point being the price, which apparently is very low. Within a few months the so-called Piano begins lo give out and becomes a sore dis appointment long More the payments are com pleted. What docs the unscrupulous dealer care? he has your money he only intended to Kll you once. Now, in this world you can't get lomcthing for nothing. Everything is priced according to its intrinsic worth. A good, durable, dependable piano, with a true musical quality of tone cannot be made to sell at a ridiculously low price. Why not invest a few more dollars and have lifetime pleasure and satisfaction? It is just as easy to buy a good Piano as it is a poor onewe ar range terms of payment so that the payments cover a period of years and are hardly noticeable each month. (tler$ la Stelnway n4 Othtr Piano, Ptsnolm MnJ Duo Irl I'Uaot, Aeolian Ptayc I 'boot, Playtr Hvllt, Uc Sherman Jpry& Go. Sale Keprenentntive Moore & Addison Furniture Co in several w.(,k ftt the lom(J of hcr "inter, Mr. John Krnus of Aurora. K. W. White, Wh,, returned to Independence from Colorado last w'k, 1 occupying it residence on & utrn-l, between Uutlor and Al lien. K. W. Jordon and wife, who ar rived hem three weeks ago from I'ueldo, Col, arc rcttlnir thine In Mini.., for opening a lunch counter on Xi street. j -Th" P'trrnm at the ltd Theatre (for tho pomlnir week, beginning with oaiunmy, in printed in thin issue of tho Enterprise nnd will he handle! regulnrly In tho future. 4 OffUiala of tho Mountain Slates I'owcr company from Allmny were hero Tuesday on a trip of in spection. In the party were Messrs. McClnllnn, St.elulst and MrClegun. II. Hirsehbcrg, C. A. Mc Laugh New Fords hnve been delivered' thin week by the Ace Garage to James M. Jonen of Calbreath & Jones; Kev. C. T. Cook of tho Meth odlst church; Herbert W. Jones of Suver nnd Mr. Henkle of Monmouth. Mrs. B. F. Baker of Willamette is visiting nt the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. W. T. Hoffman. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman accompanied by. Mrs. Baker, went to Portland Thursday to hear John McCormack sing, return ing yesterday. -Crosby Dalton, a former well known resident of Independence, is about to become a farmer In the Eu gene country. At one time he was employed by Clyde Williams in hia drug store here and later held a sim ilar position in a Eugene establish ment. -Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Walker went to Eugene last Sunday for the pur I nn nni w. Irvine attended tho an- pose of bceominar acquainted with tunl mcctinir of the Oregon State, their new and only grand-daughter, (Bankers' association at Eugene- Tues-;born recently to Mr and Mrs. Dean j'twy- jH. Walker of ,that 'city. They were I-ce Winters of f utile hsis ar-1 delighted with the newest member of rived hero to accept a position as the family. truck driver with Clark & Winters. Disciples of the renowned Izaak He is a son of Mr. Winters and ex- journeyed to Pacific City Sunday pert to move his family here a little for an outing and a fling at King Sal later, mon, returning Tuesday. In the Roy Williums, an employe of the party were James Robbie, C. 0. Cilv nnvit mnrV.t VinA M. i.... Rtniwr Tlonn 5. Vinmulr ai- nnrl A CI. - ... ..... i.: lint- ( ('( v... . - 'hired while loading a heavily laden t Williams, accompanied by their barrel onto a truck at the Beaver .wives. They report an enjoyable hotel last Sunday morning. (timc, and contrary to the general -Hnrry D. Olsen, a traveling n of fishermen there was no ex freight agent of the Southern Pacific ' aeration of the trophies, as one ex- 'with headquarters in Portland, was P"1 it. "Not a fish was caught." in Independence Wednesday consult- Mrs- G- M- Parker Is expected to ing with Acent Jones and 'interview- Rrrivc nere the firxt of the coming ing liUHirieix men. M H. IVngra was summoned to Brondmead, Wisconsin, last Sunday by the death of hi mother, who had been in poor health for some time. He will be absent for a couple of weeks or more. Mrs. II, L. Guild will return to morrow from a week in Portland where she was present at the mar riage of her son, Valen, on Tuesday, and visited at the home of her daugh ter, Mrs. Rtuller. ' " " " I Harry Miller, who Is attending new immpson incur at me expen- thp 0ngm Afrricultural college, is w; BS her gister and the above monLal farm, riliiu-inir . . ...it.:. .....!. : " .... ..... , fl(.rp l0 ., nl9 t It! -ir. l ean neoges ami airs. , v h, of A n t.rwver animtin ''ww tl:u, ut ,, mo was the owner .l. i. u v:-u Hf- , , . , .... , ......... "v - ,noi see ine treHt iiihiikc wium wna. land friend, thts week f M ehment. He is Conk clajmed had uken place I -WF- y Tw Ukinir course In pharmacy. L,tlrin th lanse of time. to Hoskins Tuesday where Mr. Host- e, ... rrv-nu Rnndavl I ....i.i. t. . . i.r.. i . in i . -v . ! WICH n a uonuion in a mwhiiu, . ir., filtn onI T vnn ,0nc.l was a busineaa, w. C k , wovIng ' S ftdhamsun of Airhe, wat purchased at r if h and I) streets. . ff ,mt was jutnm in wwn Monuuy. .uri, nantuei Campbell wss here from Uit Saturday gretlng old ud Mrs. C. C. Skiner have Portland for tho past couple a. Crosby lnvm has taken a in the feeble minded home n M. H. Pengra has gone to (or i visit at the home of fiwline filling station haa JB'W to the equipment of the tulitiea Co. i. Durren' Bnvis returned from t week's visit with her Portland. pion Brandt is trying r I week tc spend severaj weeks at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs J. S. Cooper. Mrs. Parker is the wife of Major Parker of the United States ! army, stationed in the canal zone. Mrs. Parker is coming home via New York, having arrived in that city last Tuesday Mrs T. W. Wagner and daugh ter, Helen, of San Francisco, arrived in this city last Tuesdny evening. Mrs. Wagner is a sister of Mrs G. W. Conkey and they had not seen each other for 13 years. Mrs. Con- key almost refused to accept Mrs. LOCAL WPEMNGV vacation in the named Jtfnon had to appeal to C. Williams. Mr.Conkey for identification, as he Mr. did !k i Tn JoyaMe one at that, with consi.lcr n v..itin w.th Indrpen- tQ fishinf and loafing. i Eli Fluke is the envy of local City haa -Henry iUttison has had hii nd residence on the Monmouth highway rri 1... t.. Uii1ai1 ir 4hd improved by a thorough repainting. "TZL from -Mm. Edward Lawrence and .on, "tnng of trout and bass from Charles, of Walla Walla. Wash., are th. Willamette nght here in town vis I I ISIS THEATRE ATTRACTIONS FOR WEEK BEGINNING SAT URDAY, JUNE 19! dting axra rtora in . , ,,v B. R. Wolf was in Portland this wt ' 18 ku" 1 " " " week as the re on Lodge No to the grand lodge meeting, won III uinmw .. . l, representative of Ly- ith others who may try the.r luck. 29, A. F. and A. M. ' J. B. Violette and Carl Ander tBtind.. son were in Albany and Lebanon the i n..i .t. .nd nn of first of the week or. a business trip. Portland, are .pending the week with Mr. V.o ette was nmed home Mra. Deal's parenti. Mr. and Mrs. by his daughter Oral, who will re- William Addbon of our city. main here for the summer She h MI.. Cenevieve Cooper returns! been attending the Sisters school in Trolling with a .poon was his method (In Walked Mary," with June Caprice as the star. after epend- Albany. VII E UNIVERSAL CAR Out of the more than 3,000,000 Ford "SrV sixty per cent have been sold to farmers, d has thing haa brought to the farm 80 much ; o Wort l3r the Ford car. It has enlarged the social life , do ubkd the faaM e marketing, brought the town next door -to the Ford the farmer the pleasures of living, and by the same tokenui . Touring Car hasbrought just as much Psure th eresiden towna and cities, because it is an every day in answering the demand of quick 5 rnaintenance. family car without an equal in low cost of operation ana We solicit your order for one. We have the m hne ot fa We carry the genuine Ford Parts, and .flL mechanical service and the most reasonable pnees. ACE GARAGE Sunday "Soldiers of Fortune," an Allen Bawn production, matinee and evening Admission 20 and 35 cents. Monday and Tuesday "Wanted for MrnvW and eitrhth episode of "Smashing Barriers." Wednesday and Thursday "Mary Regan," with Anita Stewart as star. Friday "A Pair of Silk Stockings," with Constance Talmadge as star. A like rfo-therMakcs LIBERTY BREAD Is Her Pride Every HOUSEWIFE who has ever TRIED LIBERTY BREAD wants it again and AGAIN A round, full LOAF with that indefinable HOMEY flavor which causes hubby to remark "Wife, I see you've been BAK ING BREAD today." Wo have just installed an tt uPTRir. fiVEN which has TO This Year Presidential Year is the same as it has been during the whole life of this firm. It is a platform of QUALITY. STYLES, QUALITY, FAIR TREATMENT and SER VICE. It has taken years of persistent effort to ac complish this but we feel that our customers are entitled to (the very best of goods at prices just as low as it is possible to make them. Summer Goods Are Now on Full Display This store has prepared for the summer shop ping, with very attractive showing of GINGHAMS .VOILES SWISSES PERCALES MADRAS RATINE ORGANDY DIMITY You will find the offerings in these goods of exceptional values and of the highest quality. :ddy & Carbray IcOorun nroved Binder Play safe in saving your grain by a using a McCormick Im proved Binder. The supply this season is lim ited and if you are going to need one for this yearfs crops you will be playing safe by placing your order NOW. f i 5- All kinds of haying machinery. Let us know your needs. J. D. HIBBS & CO. improved our bread 100 try- I a Loaf today. THE CITY BAKERY 52 02- - !
