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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (July 2, 1920)
1920. INDEPENDENCE ENTEKPRIRB Page Five I Qua Ms or Lovers Young and Old Lthcr tlie sweetest girl in the world has just Lied the engagement with a kiss and the Wed for "Yes, John, I will;" or in the later ivs when Iovc'h young dreams will truly have fine true, with John and Mary still happy to ether. lamonds Remain j The Gift Supreme Whether sealing the engagement, whether pmemorating the wedding or birthday an Jversarv, or given in ,token of nure affection at holiday time, they serve the ideal pur- tornorow evening hiu M,';;:;;M",,t Bt tho uut:no,,ik' " hit ivurre. ".-mpan.,1 by ,h(,r wi rt at U,. horn, of Ceorw JUwl Mr 1 I II' f""r milUH W"1 ' Mr. Hawkmn has fim; runa r. It I, in the best of condi- tl"ll for V(.,Knir- I,!.. ......... .. fit. lot every diamond ueaier givc reliable ad e. Your home dealer doci. i L. ttULLANDER WATCI I MAKER JEWELER in independence fi!l -Mr. find Mrs. V.. () Mr. C, V,. 1,-vin, and JuKf,t..J ' iy, Hn.J Mr. J II it . i , . ... iit aim ,'uh,r 1M., wi f,,,, l''ty winch will ,,lvt. SMtun, for Ht on th, Luekinmute above I OHkhm. They will mnain unti, Monday evening. -Juy CJ. Walker, (Jrover Mattl r" ""I1 IVH ,fw". ...rompar,!,,! I,,y l,,"lr wv". "re arranging to ,l"-nd Sumlay and Monday in lh, A "fii country, FiHhlmr I i K'o. there , these nlmrod do not uimlly mis opportunity to try their skill. I 1'n ul ( 'anient i.p ,.. !...n "J Writ, an! Joih Will, coun. V .yrif.tM,(,?. of achools, were jln Independence Tuesday. They are .i-mlottvorincr to get poorde inten..,1 i "i'imunity exhibits for tho Polk 'Hy iair, which in to he held at j Dalian October 7, 8 end . -Mr, and Mr. J. II. H,.t of St. I'ftul, Minn., are expected to arrive l"""rrow for visit at the home trip to the north branch of the San tiarn on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. DonaldHon carried off the honors, landing miveral fine upeclmeriH, and all had a very enjoyable outing. Mr. iJonuldMon in a Standard Oil official and makes frequent triim l,i ihi i i to ry. Ur. C. W. McColm and wife of Newmarket, Iowa, were trueBl ff Mr and Mrs. W. J. Clark .Tuenday. Mr. Mr - an . ft.llillllTl S-flcy, Mr. and in on hiu way home by the way of uiiiomm. iic. expressed himself an hoinff very favorably irnnraKHf. with Oregon, and it in noiisible that he may eventually l(K:ate at Home point m ine itut. in 1901 Dr. and Mm, mvKMtn an.l Mr. and Mrg. Clark were in Buffalo. N. Y.. an.l only a few feet from President Mc Kinley when he wag 8KHanninatcd. nn unexpitted vmit from Mr . I W ... mm mr. freu Jlenderson and two children of Vancouver, B. C, tame as a very njfreeable gurpriwe to J. G iVicinio.Mn and wife Tuesday. The Henderson are enroute from thp Canadian city to San Francinco and were "gmitten" with this Willamette country. Mr. Hendemon and Mr. Mc Inonh are counlnn, were born and crrew to manhood back in the game On tario community and the tie that hinds hag kept clogely cemented dur- injr the intervening year. , i I ttter to J. J. l,ev.-ik of the xmne . I ! -- Mm. I'miik iik.n htm Attached to euch Florence Klue Flame Stove is a Guarantee Tar f Mr. nn.l Mm. A. h Williama 'W " Ur hon(I to yoU- We srTJ4,r' Mrn. Ii,. in , M, u:n I antee the Htove to work juKt as we i IIIlfllllM. ! . ... r-tuvv i tJi iii r. iv iiMiimu i Mr. 11,11 i. . ri .i...:.. -nt it will. LOCAL pEMNGS from railroad Mr, and Mrs. Th.mn Smith r. and gun of Airlie utonned h.-re frnm Itirvn..! f.,rti I',, ft I,.... I ...t. .t . WtMlri.'Nilii v tititil l.i.) j" "..mi niii'ir rue " ''i in; rnrouie 10 (j'iit -vernl Week in u rft cuie in. I'ortluml and from there they will litulin. t Attoria nd Scunide for an out- j --Mr. and Mri. Ibrry ("ryd -T i f '"if "f fw Heekn. Mr. Smith is Yukimn. Wpuh., hnvp hreti i i ; r l'nk y i ntfin.- man at the Webber & for tt frw ilnyg at the home of Mr, ,''"v' g win ill camp at Airlie and i imil Mr. V. IJ. .Smith. j "n nf Mr. ami Mrs. C. H. Smith. Vt. J. II. Harper ais.l d-iw-di!..--. ! Sam Colditmith, one of the best Helen, v1 Tneoinn are viitj::-t at known travtdiiic men in thi locality, (tin. home of Mr. and Mrit. F ). died KUi.!enly in Portland last Friday Jry B!J ivii.-t tn renm-n he-, We have the famoug three tlv fur For more than 25 years he was the (trunk, will not crack or split. Moore J i Owiii i t r' pcml the Miir.ifM-r, j 0. Ili-ett lia K"'ie t It., for H tvkii Weekn vilt i Iff rra rtturm-d Monday iu fummoixl wir-t' wecK .i... . . ... ... ... f " nuiiMHT. repiiem'luiiuvi' or the who eale irro f ' ; ',',, William Iawen, .-,-omar.l"d y Sry liotwe of Mason-Rrhman Co., f V, U ,l"-h,,,r' Kdith. and MJ""'! fr th.. m couple of years he 3rd ... p. in. . em- 'ro!ifMj rptni,., f,OI l'ri, :t ha- U-en with the Vancouver flouring .Dte( to lie I'fesent. . ,;!! I ..ituiilay uhere they njient ceveral f lj,v"" '' lUn,'r 'day with friend. -J.-une Hichiinla, well-known in ,t i.ld Hi (-'ad of Iwf. ivu.r nerrinil,,on of M-.n-ilndi-iH-nilent-p, was buried at Corval j ? fny meat market. ;,uth Wrdm-aday ndd.'d to the ap- 'Iik luxt Sunday. Ma Richards is a f Kramer w.!l y to J'ort. ;rrnnin,. 0f nU fin,, u.nvy .Iraftlauk'hter of Mrs. Susan Jones, a res H I" I1" iptU'l teiir'i with ft fn"W ! of hnrneng which iident of Independence for many j i not.-,! eastern MM.cialii.t. ju, ,,urchi.el from i. I. Good. years. Mr. Kichard was about fir. :J Mr. ''. V.', Irvine nnd , ft Hereford bin i.;efe ! Pt year old, an.l death followed an oper- lA the wc k end nd thi ' i,.. . , i,o.. r.nnir!e- est .hlUr o. i' at ion for ulcers 'f the idomiifh. t? I'aiifn- 'iiy country. (; r- , romine her- f i.;n Sl -ri- which wag performed in Portland a ,1 (n ,( I 'I'l, ..... .. . . ... . j i .i ... ll, .. Moore & Addison 2-lt We have the Florence wicklesa oil tove, the best on earth. Moore & Addison. 2-lt Bags, Trunks and Suitcases at Moore & Addison Furniture Co. 2-lt Sewing machines and carpet sweep ers for rent at Moore & ArMUnn Furniture Co. 2-lt & Addison Furniture dence, Ore. Co. Indepen- 2-lt i dun. He hag a wife and 'mi' Mill ew uaj prn.r w ine eim. i ni-ekinif a suitable r.'-i I n. -e. -s- . Mchlinurry. areompanied -- Mr. Ni.ra Matlion htm heen ,y Mr. and Mrs. Oren McElmurry, iiite ill .luring the past week. There1, made a trip this week to McMin-i- iiMon vine, t uitmi ami oiner points nor-n purpose of purchasing a farm I Mr. A. I.. Th' iinns e- Sutub.y on an autoino to TillaniH,k and other t two or three ilayg, jan Junes of Corvnllis U is gome Improvement in her eon. visit at the home of J. V. iin.l ll i eie.-t.-d that within n few for the k r,t inii'n ..it,,.- .1...... .1... ...in f..i.. ,..r K 1 1 h for the son. Mr. McElmurry foun j -' t 1 1-1 m 1 inn- i.jij ,1 rnr mmi iwi j ip;pnt I K. H. fVhran, otic of the good nothing that suited him and Has come Smith of Portland wag nul.stit.tinl farmers of the Jefferson to the conclusion that the cheapest . . . . . ...it ..... 1 :.. . 1. r;iinM.n. etk fur a vimI at the district, was in Independence Inst, mm iei iiui.i ... u..- o.......-.- , Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Friday attending to business matetrs. ley is in this immediate neighbor- tin Meeommmieil be liis son. E. hood I.' '.ukrnn 11 ,,.... ...... land, iicionitmnicd by J. W. DimicK Do your summer cooking on a Florence Oil Stove for sale by Moore & Addison. 2-lt ISIS THEATRE ATTRACTIONS VOl WEEK BEGINNING SUNDAY SUNDAY, July 4 Afternoon and evening A Big Metro Special Viola Dana in "Dangerous to Men." touring ear was deliv- M by the Ace Garage to! -lr Mix, ceshier of the lmlepeti -Mr. and Mrs. Donaldson of Port- ' 'j uie .vee iiarage in i ini .mis, ccimio-i nn- . of Mc.mouM, d a road- d-ce National bank, will go by car ami ! K. Fletcher went on a fishing MONDAY & TUESDAY "When a Woman Strikes" and Episode No. 10 in "Smashing Barriers." . WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY Lew Cody in "The Beloved Cheater. FRIDAY Constance Talmadge in 'Scandal." THE UNIVERSAL CAR SATURDAY Harry Carey in "Marked Men." There nrc more than 3,000,000 Ford can in da ly servtce J world, and fully eighty per cent of these are Ford Tounng Cars. There arc i many reasons for this, not the least of which is the simplicity in the d' o easy to understand; likewise it is easy to operate, and htf compared to other motor cars. The maintenance expense lo"'Z an unparalleled reputation for satisfactory service during the past sixteen y On the farm, in the city, for business and for family pleasure, it 1 car 01 1 people, and the demand nerea have your order prompuy i yo Torie,, and we you with most everything mt !LJn in our assure you genuine Ford Parts and sk.uea repair service. Be fair with your car and it will giv y full value. A 7 ACE GARAGE j-" as K'lyy ii He 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 ELECTRIC OVEN which has improved our bread 100 try a Loaf today. THE CITY BAKERY ' ..- ..,a.i.,'. ,n.,itr.,,. k,ia, ,' i PL A TFQMM This Year Presidential Year is the same a3 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. X5Jiwi.i- iddySCarbray Improved 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 NOW. Let us knpw your needs. . . J. D. Hi BBS & CO. o o ! All kinds of haying machinery. j r o Q
