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Monroe Krutz and family of Sa
lem, were calling on relatives here
Sunday. Mr. Krutz is an uncle of
Guy Prathev, who is seriously ill at
the home of his parents in this city,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pringle and
babe and Miss Doris Leever of Crab
tree, were week-end callers at the
Edgar Lichty home.
Misses. Evans and Brown, who
were engaged to teach school here
the coming year, have cancelled
their contract, and Miss Brown will
teach in Falls City and Miss Evans
will go to the Monmouth Normal.
However, Misses Luthold and Wil
son of Yamhill county, will fill the
vacancy.
Nelson Anderson and wife mo.
tored to Belknap Springs Sunayand
returned the same day with Mrs. E.
J. Anderson, who had spent some
ime there
Miss Turnbull of North Dakota,
arrived here Friday to assist her
uncle in the store. Her parents
will come later. She expects to en
ter high school this fall.
H. E. Prather, wife and son were
Sunday visitors at the Taylor Hill
home near Monmouth.
Fritz Torgenson, one of the thrifty
farmers of this community, is now
driving a new Cleveland- Six auto.
Professor Reynolds ha3 given his
trusty little gray Ford a new coat
of paint, and now the little yellow
Ford rambles right along.
Mrs. William Setax left last
week for a several days' visit with
relatives near Roseburg.
Wayne Moe was an over Sunday
visitor with relatives near McMinn-ville.
The Alaskan national forests not
only contain aproximately 100,000,
000 cords of pulp-wood timber but
also the second chie,f essential of a
paper manufacturing industry
enormous water power possibilities.
H Grocery Cb at never
Disappoints Customers
Not Best Because Biggest, But Biggest Because Best
No Order too Large to Fill; No Order too Small to Fill
In The Churches
At the Baptist Church
If you expect to take in all the
good things at the Baptist church
you had better not depend on the
paper announcements but come to
the church itself as there are things
going on which we are unable to get
into the papers on time. Next Sun
day the Sunday school meets at 10
a. m. and ' at the hour of 11a. m.
Rev. Froppe will preach on the sub
ject of "Saving Faith." This ser
mon you cannot afford to miss. In
the evening at 7 p. m. the Young
Peoples' Society meets, a good lead
er and a timely subject. At the
hour of 1 p. m., Rev. Proppe will
preach on "Behind the Blood Marked
Doors of Egypt." These services
are free and open to all. Our mid
week Bible study meets on Wednes
day at 8 p. m. The Book of John
forms the study. You are cordially
invited to attend.
Lives of Great Men All Remind U
Andrew Camcfile, Scotch bv birth ,.. .
boy when ho made his lirst deposit J"?
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Tn fwontv vprirs thnt fivn (Inline, u i
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many millions duo to honesty of purnrI 1
hanl worn out no tioubt that initial dV I
h.'wl ji tnntrible effect in his snpwoa ' QeP
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The important thing is to get started stab
a savings account today and it will account?
your success later! ntIt
FARMERS' STATE BANK Independ
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Manufacturers of pulp and paper
in British Columbia and Alaska
have little to fear from each other I
and much to train in the common I
development of the Pacific coast re
gion.
Polk County
This Store Aims to Serve
the Public Pleasantly and
"Well The Goods We Sell
are Just as Represented
and When Orders are
Given WE NEVER DUP
LICATE. We Send You
Just What You Order,
Never Send the "Just as
Good" Kind.
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FOR SALE Two Four-Ninety Chev
rolets, one man tops and demount
able rims. Extremely good buys.
Sayles Automobile Co. 20-lt
FOR SALE Full blood Jersey bull,
2 months old. Subject to regis-
try. A bargain. F. E. Henna
gin, South 7th street. 20-lt
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FOR SALE A modern five-room
bungalow. Inquire at Enterprise
office. 13-tf
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aster -Brums
Extra strength, extra power and extra service
is built into every Master Truck. Examination
shows it; performance proves it. Compare its
specifications with those of any other truck of
similar rating. Horse-power, frames, springs,
axles, compare vital facts like these, then draw
your own conclusions. Vi to 6 tons.
"Master of ihe Load on any Road."
Marion Automobile Co.
FEMALE HELP WANTED High
schoolgirl to assist in housework,
good home, .no washing Refer
ences wanted. II. F. Chapin, 107
2nd street, Portland, Ore. 20-lt
FOR SALE One 1918 five-passenger
Chevrolet in A No. 1 condi
tion. A bargain. Sayles Auto
mobile Co., C street. ' 13-t.
FOR SALE OR TRADE Three-year
old Maltese Jack. Chas. Lovell,
Route 1, Independence. 6-3t
LOST A mounted Elks' Tooth with
initials "L. S. G." Reward. Will
Block. Phone F 1321. 30-tf
Opposite Marion Hotel
Salem, Oregon
INDEPENDENCE NATIONAL BANK
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FOR quick results list your country
and city property with the Inde
dependence Realty Co., C
street. 30-tf
FOR SALE Choice dry four-foot
split fir wood. Phone 722. W. J.
Clark 7-23tf
! WANTED Hop pickers at the Bur
ton hop yard. ; 70 cents per box.
Will run auto truck to and from
yard for convenience of own peo
ple. Phone Farm 914. 23-5t
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON
CAPITAL, $50,000 SURPLUS, $15,000
Officers and Directors
H. HIRSCHBERG, President C. A.'McLAUGHLIN, Vice-Pres.
l. JJ. MIA, Cashier
H. Hirschberg
D. W. Sears
C. A. McLaughlin
aafroenKxaaaa-ooav LrarnAi. reserve ;
Otis D. Butler
W. H. Walker
It Pleases Us
tp have our customers con
gratulate us upon the qual
ity of our meats. Of course,
we know we buy but the
best, but it's mighty grati
fying to know that our
customers know it also.
Phone us, come yourself or
send the children it's all
ame. We carry but one
grade the best.
e City Meat Market
Miller 8r Smith
Main Street
Independence, Ore.
FOR SALE
1 new Ford Truck, with cab and bed,
used about three months.
1 new Ford, 5 passenger car.
2 used Overlands.
2 used Maxwells.
2 used Chevrolets.
All of the above cars are in good
running order and guaranteed by us.
AUTO UTILITIES CO.,
23-tf. Independence and Dallas
THREE S,NJ1PS
Automobiles
BABY GRAND CHEVROLET.
OVERLAND.
STUDEBAKER.
INDEPENDENCE GARAGE
YOUR TIRE Trouble
Adjusted promptly aad in a work
manlike manner. Try me. SER
VICE in big letter,
Savage, Curtl and Racine Tires
and Tabes for sal.
M.J. O'DONNELL
Across from Fanners Stats Bank.
Ethel M. De Selm has Med a suit
for divorce from Will De Selm, al
leging cruelty.
Construction work will commence
nexf month on the new $28,000
school building for Falls City.
Miss Anna Kropf and Miss Mary
Schmidt are apomlinir a few weeks
with Dallas frierm. Minsionnries in
the Mennenite church in China, they
are enruute to their homo in Mlnnc
sota.
A strike of the construction gang
of the Willamina-Grande Rondo rail
way is temporarily delaying opera
tions. A new force is being secured
and the work will be resumed as
soon as possible.
County Clerk Floyd 1). Moore,
a!l around hustler and booster, haa
been elected a member of the city
council of Dallas from the aecond
ward to succeed M. U. lounir, re-
signed.
After being compelled to fight a
finest fire in its timber holding near
Black Rock, claimed to have origin
ated from the carelewmess of a
camping party, the Willamette Val
ley Lumber company has closed all
of its land to hunters and fixhermen
Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Morris who do not first aeeure a permit
have returned to Dallas from an ex- from the company. The fire in
tended trip. Glazier National Park j question guinea considerable ncad
and Victoria, B. C, beinjr among the way and it required the aervicea of
points of interest visited. many men to get it under control.
Elirhih f'.wuA. p. .
An eighth grado tu
t held In th wunty k,y
intendent' office, at the cou
m Dalian, on September ,
Any pupil who haa foiled
or two suhKts at the Im
examination or any one who
to take the examination t
an eighth K"le diploma i
titles him or her to enter kig
may take this examination.
Inir he or aho haa complete!
work preacribed in the aute
of study.
Fiftc
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Alaska were developing a
37,350 home power In 191T,
region of aouthcantern
Thewe plant furniith power f
ing and various other fad,
The largent plant In tea
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A LEADING FEATURE OF THE NASH TRUCK IS
THE AUTOMATIC LOCKING DIFFERENTIAL
WHICH PREVENTS SPINNING OF EITHER DRIV
ING WHEEL AND ASSURES TRACTION EVEN
WHERE ROAD CONDITIONS A&E MOST DIFFI
CULT. Nash Trucks are hauling the loads of such big and
careful buyers as Morris & Company, The Standard
Oil Company, The Palmolive Company, The Ameri
can Steel Foundries Company and many other big
institutions.
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