Independence enterprise., June 25, 1920, Page PAGE FIVE, Image 5

1920.
INDEPENDENCE ENTBTtPWTgw
Page Five
y Lovers Young and Old
Lther the sweetest girl in the world has just
Sed the engagement with a kirn and the
fed for "Yes, John, I will;" or m the later
?l when love s young dreams will truly have
Sine true, with John and Mary still happy to
ethcr. kamonds Remain
The Gift Supreme
hether sealing the engagement, whether
'.inemorating the wedding or birthday an
S ersary or given m token of pure affection
at holiday time, they serve the Ideal pur-
k every diamond dealer gives reliable ad
cc. Your home dealer doct.
a L KULLANDER
WATCHMAKER-JEWELER
lain St independence
In
T. J. Klmberllng of Ancortcs,
Wah., haa ,ovI hl family here and
fcupylnK the Mm. I'. M. Klrkland
" on the outh end of Third
treet. lle wni( fonn,r,y )n th(J
Mumnmi in ihe WftHhlnKton town
(ml in temporarily employed as cook
i we raiaec rcalaurant.
-New For-ln were delivered this
week by the Are Clarago to Jay P.
Well of Monmouth and Oncar
Moore, a frmcr vJng north of
town.
-Clark & Winter, Winters
and "Hob" Clark returned Thursday
from I'adea whero they had upent
everal day n Jouding W00(j Upon
tara for dlntribution here.
Work on the highway between
Brunk'a corner and Salem in pro
grewiing natit?factorily and it in ex.
period that it will be opened to traf
fic about the middle of next month.
Mr. C. M. Hanaoti of Aberdeen,
South Dakota, accompanied by her
n, John, arrived here lant Satur
day for an extended viirit at the
,hoirw of her sinter, Mrs. A. G. Wil-
Hams, and her brother, C. W. Sparks,
of Parker.
Dee Taylor wan here from Klam
ath Fall Tuesday for a brief visit
with old friend. Mm. Taylor has
been here for about a week. They
went from here to Portland for a
few day before returning to the
southern Oregon town.
! II. F. Iunniore, an engineer on
the U. S. submarine, K -8 und a Ron of
Dr. Dumtmore of this place, has had
hl headquarter! trunnferred from Key
Went to the navy yard in Philadelphia.
"l!il!y" Curb ray of Eureka, Cali-
for shipment to a Corvallis cunr.ery,
and it is probable that a gocd portion
of the crop here will le handled by
that institution.
The Knights of Willamette
Temple served an elaborate repast
to the Sisters at Thursday evening's
meeting of the organisation, and
pulll off other stunts which made
it an' extremely enjoyable affair.
The man-mado menue included
weiniee stuffed with sawdust and an
cjumvaganuy decorated cake con
sisting of a pan sugar-coated and
deftly made to represent the last
thing in cookery. In addition to
these there were real ice cream,
strawberries and cream, cake, pickels,
etc. In spite of the pranks the true
Knight chivalry was manifested, care
being taken that the victims1 were of
the sterner sex.
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION
LOCAL
VPEMVG$
Frank Huh of IVdee wa
town Friday en route to Portland.
I ( street U the home of a new George Carbray. He made the jour-
p corn stand, . ( . Droxley being n. y to Portland by boat and will re-
The regular ' teachers' examination
will be held at Dalas, Oregon, in the
court house, on June 30th, July 1st,
2nd and 3rd, 1920.
For the convenience of the students
and teachers who attend the Normal
school during the summer, an examin
ation also will be held at the high
school building in Monmouth at the
same time
Program as follows: Commencing
Wednesday, June 30th, 1920, at 9
o'clock A. M., and continuing until
Saturday, July 3rd, 1920.
Wednesday forenoon U. S. his
tory, writing (penmanship) music,
drawing.
Wednesday afternoon Physiology,
reading, manual training, composi-
fornia, is expected to arrive today 'tion, domestic science, methods in
for a visit at the home of his uncle, (reading, course of study for drawing,
the proprietor.
, Kenneth Arrcll has moved to
.town from hi farm nrth of town
and is occupying the Olen Whiteaker
property.
-A
lUrt i improving hi re-
i ricw rwtt of paint.
... r ii tiirtiril Inst
. v.-ut w.lh Purtland Shortn.ker & Hell, is operating on
main here for the summer.
-Oorge Carbray is expected
home Sunday from Cascadia, where
he haw been relaxing for a couple of
weeks from a too close confinement
merry-go-round, the property to "' f'ir"- I" letter to
nome joikr ne mines inni no is ieei-
I
corner of Seroml and C utrew.
It ht il I hill ! Yt f Cilli.tu
a - i. . I aiiflMHntf
UWion n .nr.. ......... Vii lhrn t(kt.n t(. ;,,..
i-jrk of asthma .luring o
.urn. rtipnn jinnuo nun ner fin
methods in arithmetic.
Thursday forenoon arithmetic, his.
tory of education, phychology, meth
ods in geography, mechanical draw
ing, domestic art, course of study for
domestic art.
Thursday afternoon grammar,
stenography, American literature,
physics, typewriting, methods in lan
guage, thesis for primary certificate.
Friday forenoon Theory and prac- i
tice, orthography (spelling) physical
geography, English literature, cftem-
an ,
ing much better.
and1 ,n' ""nuJ'i ncniue reunion was
held Thursday at the Wyntt farm
' y n- ml. i.
l-'jrk bi a sin ma ouring , near i orvanis inurNoay auemoon
Ll Mm M. linker nnd u'r M" ''" '"nwirU. are among 'lovable nrmrram was iriven. Those Friday afternoon-School law, geol
-,,. to Newport for th", I-n'l'f Iat ' tending from here were Mrs. Sarah logy, algebra, civil government.
laiui m utieiiuanr v vne ru,c rrn.- Nf.mln Mr ftn(, Mr. W, J Wak.
val' ier, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Henkle,
Mr and Mrs. J-.b, D.iier. ac- Clair Henkle and Mrs. O. D. Dutler.
rompi,nted by Mr. ami Mm. J. It Cd-.J -Minses Edith Dawes and Hazel
gone
H. Walker of Eugene was
fur a brief visit
Hit.
hna and John Collin of DiIIi.h,
jfihing trip on the Santinm at
Collins are here from Seattle to
"u' spend a three weeks' vacation. They
Cm-'graduated laid month as nurses in
the Seattle General hospital and
Saturday forenoon Geometry, bot
any.
Saturday afternoon General his.
tor', book-keeping.
AU-rdeen.
, . .... Surulnv for a 10-oav ramiiin
i o-ne.l s vul. aiming snop - - " ' " " .
...
rvn.u u i.iii.ii.liiiif this fBUtt-
I. her daughter, Mrs. Jack -- ntiuams tirovc 10 mnianu noin are now rnijiioiu m u un.-
DalliUL. jSunday, returning that evening ac- tution. upon mc arrival oi imir
Rithardwn who formerly 'tompanied by Mr. Williams and train at Vancouver, Wash.,' Monday
1 1 farm south of town, whs 'daughter, Thelma, who had been morning they were met at the sta-
lion oy milium "" --
companiel him home in his car,
Loganberry picking will start
first of next
.4y. U is now located 'spending a week with friends in the
Kose C ity.
It Smith Carl Andem n and O. 0. Sjnccr
,J i. tV,,.;, ,rii-i. fxrwH-t to enve .salumav lor si. ncre tnurny nun w..-
ht Shrine celebration at Ka- Helen, where they have imng.i to motun. ire crop u - -
open a restaurant. 1 hey nave icen,ia xonn, wan w.c ......
emplyel in the Palace lunch coun- StepUn? and Newton Jones aS the
heaviest growers. Mr. Setptoe is a
-Ik company Oregon National new arrival, purchasing a place north
Guard, will meet this evening for west of town last fall. The yield will
niarterly muster and inspection ny ne goon ncco,,unK " " -
any matters or - ions nnn me pucr -
Udntonh is attending to
il'.vtt k;,uin after t;i-ing
'. hit 'ieti for wrd day
jf t of ill a' i
C. E. Ireland of Yamhill
ISIS THEATRE
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1 , 1 1 Jr. t ! I.? ht u for ! ents. lb Raker of the Independence
Li' Mic vwinr million iil j l t iiiumi win vit r
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GARAGE
An Attractive
Program
for Ensuing
Week
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."
We have just installed an
TTT Trr.TRTfi OVEN which has
improved our bread 100 try--
PL A 'WORM
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.
Eddy & Carbray
IMorniick
improve!
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 year's crops
you will be playing safe by
placing your order NO W.
All kinds of haying machinery.
Let us know your needs.'
J. D. : HI BBS & CO.
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