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About Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1920)
MOVEMDER 10, 1920 INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE ,V LAi' 111 UK MADK BLUMLKHH . .... IU 171 Page Three j'imm-.-. , . . . ..!, W.,illn-f tal.tlffv tnnn. (( (j, (y lai'l ni u'H, inn row kuohh Allied hIiiikm will l' ttiU-rnlcd in in mill ouii'i unmii I'l'iuvm IflK Jl'WIHll lldllH'- 1'nlitin'' .1 .i j,y (lie UritWi IiIkIi foiimiln. . , n lu-itvy tin lux or V" ' , . n l.. f l ........ twii ill"11"""'' '"i")lf'l"n hail . appcinti'tl tii n-jjiiliitf the din il(ilin f population, and rovent , .villi Hftnlllmr f.ni.v,.f fllUMlinX'"! v df I ho undent vHU'H, hc K . - i ... ding ' i'1 ,r,,',JltJ" n 1 1 ,v' " " ,nltn n,'rt'' town jilimn will have to lio up l.v th Hljch Cuirvmiimloncr, illcrlx'rt Samud. Civic com mid- with full autnoruy wm control iin. development In Jerunulom. "if,, Haifa nml Tihcrlaii, working . plans Approvt'" y a cntnu eom ,i,,n. Thin Ixuly mny be headed Sir Tatriik GeddeM of the Unlver ,0f Ivliiiliurf, to;vn-phinruT of i,nv and other dtlcd of India. Llowr have been ndvUeil to .(Ut with the local conimiHone m , iitti-itiiitinir new count rurt ion. Palestine is now Imlf empty nnd T t ample mom for new com. nitii-s and modern quarters. In jirK thi-m the poor muni not bo Jlod In crowded pctMements while, rirh enjoy Kpnrlnu houarH nnd jhiful carder!, ntii! the bud' -mlsnioocr in nnnnuririnir bin city -riinif ordinnnreM. in the duty of the government iurvi-'' these ihinff," he 1 vl n Mnvinjr. "We may hrpeto ,hn- imble eitle with park and , spniTM, clc'iirned, not in th for- , prlraliivillH tvl. lt hrertthirifc ipirit f tin' hind, represent inj Vst ideal of thoe who Work it upbuildinir." THK DAILY SANIM'Al'EK i A Ntw York editor upeakn of tho 7 of the kinjr of Greece as one o! tt "freak accident." When freak u Greek, an it were. !kii account, we think, for some the monkey xhinea which we Ret the itand around the conier! flood of Liquor from Warehouses Lrmi OfficialH," saya a headline. ipe the officials did not neglect J rrwt opportunity and say Dam I A report issued by the Rockefeller ;itute reminds us that hook worm Sill prevalent. The hook worm -vei in dirt, we understand, and ffore will not be abolished until mud idirijjinjr feature of our na il campaigns is put an end to. Tie announcement for a new ap- itus for throwing a moving pic of heart beats onto a screen one wonder whether the scope an to show the throbbing of the ; I rt of the world before it breaks. i message from Bolshevik leaders Rufiu to the Brttiwh conl miners i them to fight to a finish. In .r words, drop your tools nnd so daim yourselves tools of Russian winm. ohn Deucy in his new book on the nstrudion of philosophy, says -t "man iliffera from the lower "als because he presen'ed his experience." What do you an by preserved, John? Pickled? 'scan no Inno-er do that, vou know. J!rs. Asiuith is quoted in the Rep ton diaries as having said one that if ahe had been Christo ' Columbus and had discovered erica she would not have told any It would have been a corking ret eKneeinllv todav! And, be- Columbus didn't discover all of 'rica. i Peking dispatch says that China not cancel Russian rights. What Jt the Russian "lefts?" 'Journal devoted to the music le says that a newlv invented in- ""'tit is called the "skillet jazz- lk('l." So called, we suppose, se of the wkill it takes to run B sure you are ripht, then hold akes while the , other fellows '' sava thn Wmtr ' York Globe. "'et" baseball fans may read - I." i. i r Omaha editor says that "the 1 tnit pets into a bathing suit autumn will stnrve to death." 11 e suit that moth-er wears days! T. C. O'Donnell in Car- WnKazine. X Was the More Able One. V1? years mm n vnnncr miin who aih''i : vot,o tho Ronublican tick- nl whoso father was a Demo- !' w charged by the latter when "it in in vote to bo sure to look '"e rooHi-oi- wiinn tVw vouthful '""ie out nis iainer I,sn, did vmi fem tho rooster?" sr(,upon Du. l;,,,! "Yes. I K one walking, the other fly- ' ' Btamped the one flying as 1 t he wnnifi n.nf tliorfl the n! OFIVimp p?oD,KrE,YANTAGE 0F 0UR ENORMOUS REDUCTION IN PRICES. OUR CAMPAIGN Uh GIVING PEOPLE LOWER PRICES IS IN FULL SWING DURING OUR PiV rR?HT0TN TH0USANDS OF PEOPLE FROM EVERY NOOK AND CORNER OF MARION AND ARcnilSiWS?. DAILY VISITED OUR STORES AND BENEFITTED THEREBY. THEY KNOW r iv JiTF'KL JHAT WE CAN'T BE BEATEN WHEN QUALITY IS COUPLED WITH PRICES. SOME GIVE QUALITY, SOME PRICE WE GO A STEP FURTHER AND GIVE BOTH. Safe Ends THANKSGIVING DAY IS DRAWING NEAR. offlday flight NOTE THE PRICES. ACT QUICKLY. COME NOW. Astounding Values in Groceries for Thanksgiving Day It's the large volume of cash business that does it. 100 lbs. Pure Cane Sugar $11.49 (J lbs. Sugar $1.00 Best Hard Wheat Flour, under own guarantee $2.49 Large reductions in Crown, Olympic and all other flours 14 lbs. Macaroni 97c 20 lbs. White Beans , 97c 12 lbs. Rice 97c 14 lbs. Rolled Oats 97c 2 Sacks Corn Meal 97c CANNED GOODS 8 Cans Milk, Armours or Libbys 97c 8 Cans Peas 97c 8 Cans No. 2y. Tomatoes 97c 8 Cans Clams 97c 4 Cans No. 2i Peaches 97c 4 Cans No. 2y2 Apricots 97c 2 Cans No. 10 Apples, Tomatoes or Pumpkins 97c THOUSANDS OF MIXED CANNED GOODS 10 Cans for 97c COFFEE, TEAS, COCOAS AND CHOCOLATE 4y2 lbs. Best Coffee in bulk 97c 5 lbs. Cocoa in bulk 97c 2 lbs. Royal Club Tea 97c 4 lbs. Ground Chocolate 97c 4!2 lbs. Best Shortening 97c 8 lbs. Peanut Butter '. . . ;. .'.97c 2 Brooms, value each 85c at ' 97c 16 Bars White Soap 97c 10 lbs. Lt. Karo v. . 97c 4 lbs. String Honey 97c 9 lbs. Crisco , $2.59 6 lbs. Crisco $1.73 3 lbs. Crisco , . . ... ....... t. .. 87c 8 lbs. Cottolene $1.99 4 lbs. Cottolene ,97c 4 lbs. Walnuts 97c 6i2 lbs. White and Black Figs 97c 6y2 lbs.T)ry Apples : 97c 6y2 lbs. Italian Prunes . 97c THANKSGIVING DAY IS NEAR. BEDDING Take advantage of these bedding prices. Large ship ment just arrived from Eastern factories. There are thousands of pairs which will go very quickly at the fol lowing prices: Nashua Woolnap 64x76 $4.50 Sub Wool 06x80 $3.98 Heavy Cotton 66x80 $2.98 Heavy Cotton all colors $1.98 Wool Plaid Blankets all colors 66x80 $7.50 SILKS AND DRESS GOODS Satin, Messaline, Taffetas and Crepe de Chine, all colors' $1.65 Silk Georgette, all colors $1.35 Wool Serges $.95, $1.49 and $1.98 Silk and Wool Poplin, 40 inches wide $1.49 Crettones, 36 inches at. . . .29c, 27 inches at 21c Have your table nice for Thanksgiving. The prices have now reached pre-war prices in table damasks. 2 yds. wide, wonderful quality and design at . .98c, $1.25 and $1.49 For Thanksgiving week only. HERE ARE VALUES IN DRY GOODS THAT WILL MAKE IT A DOUBLE THANKSGIVING, . . SHOES FOR MEN. LADIES AND CHILDREN Men's work and dress shoes . .... $3.98 and up Boys button shoes, 50 pairs,, 2y2 to 5y2 . . . . . ; -$2.98 Men's high top- $6.98 and up Ladies' Cuban and French heel, reg. $12 going at. . $6.98 Wonderful line of Oxfords and pumps, French and Cu ban heels, reg. to $9.50 - $3.98 Special line in girls' dress shoes 122 to 2 : . $2.98 Ladies' and girls' heavy work shoes, tostand up in rain, extraordinary value at .'. $4.98 Just arrived, Crettones in new and original designs, and colors especially adaptable for Thanksgiving ' VALUES IN MEN'S AND BOYS' FURNISHINGS Boys' school suits at $2.98 and up Men's work shirts at 95c and up Men's $6.50 Sweaters at ; ...... $2.98 220 Blue Denim Overalls' $1.98 Men's heavy wool sox at 39c Men's all wool Mackinaws $8.50 and up Men's suits $8.50, $12.50 and $18.50 Men's overcoats .'. . $8.50, $12.50 aifd $18.50 All hosiery and underwear jjt to one-half original price. All cotton yard goods will go at one-half price. One Mass of Bargains in our Downstairs Economy Store Boys' and girls' winter weight union suits , .49 Hand scales, will weigh 25 pounds 15 Men's khaki pants and overalls : 98 One counter of hundreds of items in crockery Drugs at your choice of ............ . . .' ..... -05 Men's waterproof shoes, also ladies' and children s shoes, all sizes at $1.00 the pair, Matches, 1 doz. boxes at Wash boilers, large sizes . ..... ...... v Rompers and coveralls for children, 2 pairs for .... $1.00 Canvas gloves, pair JO Underwear, garment u Large size pails 5o Gingham, Percales and Serges at HALF PRICES. Brooms ". V. .49 Cups and saucers , .25 Children's hose .10 Laces, yard ,02 Ladies' hose, heavy grade .25 Hats , .'. .29 Crochef thread to close out at 05 Ladies' and girls' slipover sweaters at . ....... $1.65 BIG STOCK GOVERNMENT GOODS Army blankets, all wool $4.50 Children's wool sweaters in grey and red only very spec ial 49 Regulation army, hats ". v . .75 Knitted pieces to make up sweaters, hats and scarfs . . .49 Save our Premium Coupons. They Are Valuable ti -i :r i i ifi'i ri n i xik 11 mtrm nil ii i lia ii S A LEES. ONLY, . We Pay Fare On Purchase of $15 or Over in Dry Goods KM rotn ) Huntingburg (Ind) Argus, u
