Independence enterprise. (Independence, Or.) 1908-1969, December 17, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextyMKElt 17, 1920 INDEPENDENCE ENTERPRISE Page Three , PTATK UIUKCT KXrEUlMKNTS tho operation till! , determine r tin? Biib-ijltoml- hiIk dinti'lluned (lie Oregon nt" viilu'' .le CO olI'tttlfH ' it t. i.'ii iy ' l...l..1lf lli'i.tl H HMVf (HI J f r, there, ; httve those toius n in HHttornctory" in Tims I., Illilt l,riitietie. ' wnwumn itmg OH nn" outer i i .. i . . ..oe.lcd to no uuviMupi-u IT" M - ,L.. ..! .1,.. , rein'""-, '- Uitf heat ro(uln.(l for of the plant. Carbonization f uu, ,.ul llt mino, )IH suggested by Uuh bureau in.l tiinrkctlnnr of Ui,. ,.!., inH,,.(l(, I'"' raw coal, would effel Having of r,0 p(.r cent in (raiiH...rtati,m lu A ,,t I., i . , , i rwi'fu V III! Ill Mil ,.v ,. tin' homes of tl,iM (;!:.!(. fr al coke Mint cini hi mi., I, ;. i i j , m.-unu r. Coal pf lul'i'"'' form the auhject con be- 1 1.. i. I. U' 1 11 II t ....... ...... Ilietlt ivi ' ..iirlll . i...,. r available in l..ui... tncy P" . . ...KU t.lr.V lPliil..l market wun inv. - j.u murh hlu-her nrlce on WU" f1" ... , M.I j by the l"r. ne Pur' l. Bureau of Mines nnd thin rcsearcn u thin Oregon natural re. !ich In practically untouch- t.titirt -taHne of eonl nre j (,y .ologlsU anthracite. j l.irnite, fulling l)i'l'n me bulk of the de. Jignnte nnT in the tl.llt vol huv egon measures . f ui "icieiit, uituj Id warrant development been fi.uiu! in the roi'.i.wing Oi count ic: tinker, c,ln ;.;muim. f'l.,1. Hop, Columliia, (loon, lumrhiH, (,'rant, Jackson, Lane, Lincoln, Tillamook. WuHhhiKton nntl Wli'vlir, INDUSTRIAL RE VIEW OF STATE I'lirllatid An order for approxi mately $1 2,111)0 worth of metal office I'uitiiturti' wan awarded to the Allm- Metul Furniture company of troHs "JllCt .vis ttute are . ..mile of bltuminotm .tlHiiilvanlaifeii .i S'i. I 't'tminotm of till"" comIm In i . . I (l,,tiiet 10 Ue t'' 'i.i'ir , ,., ' ,-u, rial hmh oer ill. i h'Uo". ir tr"t'r , , . titinT of f;y! fr '..,, iijtwl.iii's ran ! .:.- i :ttfd by cnrfiotii:! . 1 ,ii ..f the rnnl, which ir. lahointorv at a If Kill lc- Uniry Manufttctue Studied t lanne in dairy mnnufadure nt 0. A. C. thin winter will be divided Into tin experienced and inexpert need students. Men who have en ipttcud nittvely in the dal y factory work makirK buUt-r, '..ctf.p, i.:e cream, etc., will be K'wen advanced work on linos of their own c'lOOHiriff. Men who are preparing to enter dairy fuetory work for the firnt time will bo given the moro fundamental Work essential to th ir needn. The courHe be'inn Jantuvry 3 and eight weeks. runii INDUSTRIAL BREVITIES cxceedinir ',.t;! nt. , f i-xperiinef.t.t con. ij,i-. lurcau show that by u ti '' i 1' tf " J TV' tin die temperature ahnve weight of tl"' 'irnl r cent. Twenty per ,,,!ucts liberated from ,vered in the form of a remninder at g. mi.iins a number of fcydn carbons which have definitely identified, but 3 be separated by fractional nl the usunl refining Work along this line in to A by the bureau as noon If the process were car it a commercial way, the v fn.m thp conl could be to furnish much, if nt all. MM Senator MeNarry demands treaties with f'anaila and F.ngland to prevent WMhleful f.bitiL' and destruefmn of the calmon industry. In H'lU the hliingle cut in Wasliing- lon was O.l.Ti.Oil 1,0(10 miniher jiiecen; in Oregon it was IWl.'.t 15,00(1, The oil! put of the two Mates to gether was 11 per cent greater than the l'.ilH output but smaller than for any year except HUM. , II, .ml Kiver Work started on ' J'JIili.tiOO tourist lintel just West of j here. Wdlamina wants a good department Htoa- with a big lock and claims there is an opportunity for a thnvoig business. F.ngle Creek automobile ramp cn ttrtaiiied :io,00( tourists thin year. Tillamook county court refused roithuid by the Mullnomuh county eumaiiHsionerM after the board had becornu thoroughly convinced thut the local plant was capable of hand ling the work. Heretofore such or-dei-H had been placed in the east. The Albatross company had the atrontc backing of the Associated In dustries of Oregon in securing he contract. Eugene Three large shipment of wood products from the Eugene Handle company's plant have been made to San Francisco and Portland withfh tho last few days. Handles are made from ash grown in Lane countv and converted for use on shovels, forks, rakes and other im plements. Wood formerly hauled to town for fuel is purchased and sawed from the green logs into square strips and run through dry kilnH, then lathea. A sandpapering and waxing process finishes the handles, which are ahipped in thousand doz en lots. St. Helena The new mill being built for the Charles R. McCormick company will soon be ready for op eration and will have a capacity of 25,000 feet of railroad ties daily. of Iargo shipments of this type of tim- tier are going id ine nuiiout lunm. from the Columbia river. Portland A larre order for repair work on freight ours for the Union Pacific system has been placed with the Pacific Car and Foundry com pany of Portland. On, behalf of the iilnnt. the directors of the As sociated Industries of Oregon re-1 cently had written President Gray of j the Union Pacific, asking that the j facilities for this work he recog nized. Toledo Seven or eight new build- under construction hi tot- three miles rppM)niii i. "in iiiintiimii,.iiiNiiii'jiii'i iuiiiwT'l"w''lWV't1" "' ni m r n n w I .HI .' 1 1 a is has brought crowds to our store from all corners of this community, all taking ad vantage of pur reductions in Xmas gifts Make our store your Xmas store NOTE THESE PRICES Xmas Suggestions at Prices all can afford DOMESTICS Flowered Silkoline, special for quilts, 36 in. 5 yds. $1-00 3 lbs., Pure stitched Cotton Batting 1.00 Table Damask, 72 in., the yd. 1.00 Amoskeag Daisy flannel, special 4 yds 1.00 Best quality Apron Gingham, all colors, per yd... 17c DRESS GOODS Wool serges and Shepperd checks and plaids, the yard $1-00 All colors heavy weight flannels, 5 yds., 1.00 Hand embroidered night gowns; pink and white crepe 1-00 Georgette and Crepe De Chine Wasts 2.98 Heavy Bathrobes, Ladies find Men's very latest colors 5.98 LATEST SHIPMENT Mesaaline, Satin and Taffetas in beautiful colors, yd .....$1.65 Georgette and Crepe De Chine, all colors, yd.,.. $149 LADIES' NEEDS Bungalow Aprons $1.00 Medium weight Union Suits, 2 pair $1-00 Fine Mercerized cotton vests, 3 pair $1.00 Heavy weight two-piece Underwear, 2 garments$1.00 21X44 Turkish Towels, 39 Fiber Silk Hose, 2 pair $1-00 Best Grade Burson Hose, 3 pair $1-00 Wool Cashmere Hose, 2 par $1-00 Cotton Hose. 4 pair $l- Children Hose, bear Brand, 3 pair $1.00 Pure Silk Hose, per Pair $1-00 nigs are As ... i c.r ,,,nniv advertising fund, old eovernment quarry I!-.!fv'iv-$2f.OOO0 to be expended Lbove Toledo and a small sized town on the development Cornucopia mine. Eugene dairymen planning to en courage dried milk factory. .Salem building temporary barricks hospital to accommodate 30. Wheeler Private enterprise to de velop, trout hntchery neftr Manzan- M..dford War Eagle quicksilver mine working with larger force. A SHOES FOR THE FAMILY Try us for shoes. These prices will shew you liow much you can save. Lmiii.-'' Peters $14 h'oes will go at $6.98 These come in all styles and colors and a wonderful value. Girls' black and brown shoes $3.98 Heavy .work shoes for lad;es and girls, guaranteed at only special at Fancy ladies' bedroom slppers for . . -'. Men's vici dress shoes, regular $8.50, now . Men's brown English toe, regular $9, now .S1.49 . .98 .$5.98 .$5.98 .$4.98 .$2.98 llotor ear Repairing By First-Class Mechanic All kinds, including Cylinder Grinding. Largest and Most Fully Equipped Machine bnop is side of Portland. iocd a eozitte - Tnaendcnce Keep It Fresh Our meat is perfectly fresh and sound when we sell it to you, and if you keep it that way in your ice box until you are ready to cook and serve it, you will be well pleased with its flavor and tenderness. Try our meats. IEPENOENCE NAT 10NAL MI ILHUln c niM'f .ITS. $15,000 CAPITAL, $.r0,000 Officers and "''"'mcLAUGHLIN, Vice-Pres. Otis D. Butler Winn . f , nr-tTi V T"l i.b.nt "uw. iwiM.u, rresm-- Cft8hjcr ... l,15n C. A. Mci.augo"- ifscluiorg D. W. Scars W. H. Walker MEMBER Federal reserve : SYSTEM. Emm Salem - E. Depot 7:00 A. M. UiOO A. M. 5:00 P. M- w . "KC8 J) Stages. Stage Independence 8:15 1. M 1:00 I'. M. G:15 P. M. fflonmouth Stage Beaver Hotel 8:30 A. M. 1:15 P. M. 6:30 P. M. Portland i uniTiL- nir un on snon nonce. soon as cook houses, hunk houses, i,u end nowder houses are com- niiwjoj - - pleted the quarry will be in lull op eration again. Albany Practically all of the work on the new dry kiln at the Al co Wood Products company has been completed and the new plant . is practically finished. Manufacture of silos has been suspended until spring, meanwhile improvements are being made on the factory which suffered heavy loss from fire during the year. Brownsville New hope 'for a re vived payroll at Brownsville has been afforded by the announcement that J. L. Bowman has re-purchased tho old Brownsville Woolen mills and will remodel the buildings. He nlans to restore an industry that has been latent for six years.. The pur chase included over seven acres of ground and the right to one half ot thtf water from the Calapooia flume. Mr. Bowman has a sheep ranch of his own and is planning soon to nave a unique motion picture on tne woo: industry put out. This would show the tehcep in the news, si'''s.; cleaning wool, carding, spinning, weaving and finally the fitting of : v, ctm-e of the mills in Port- SUOs 111 fc land. Portland Building bodies lor au tomobile trucks is a new industry just introduced into Oregon by H. r Hode-kins with the organization of the Universal Body corporation. The new plant is located m Sandy boulevarde in Portland. Marshfield-The Smith River Tim ..Mnv. with a capital stock of Der . . , QT1,i $500,000, has been incorpoiu - represents another consummation of the purchase of the Gardiner Mill company holdings by a syndicate, to have headquarters in Marshficld. The deal is one of the largest handled in southwestern Ore gon this year anad includes the Gardiner townsite and mill also sev eral thousand acres of timber. llal ...votirlj tiro- Portland Tne -docedonthe cert are - to placed on the market oy me Worsted companay, now putting out knitting yarns.. Some of the ma-ori-vls have been made into suits and S soon as the color can be perfected these will be in local stores. Frank Ira White, manager of the department of the chamber of amerce, is. planning U 11 lt - Central library m January under i:..nl division, teennuco - , . eiKn trade business m - Sippiy les of their pro . im. ovnort. put uj. - ... nnn pBckin(, Girls' Chock brown and black school shoes Boys' school shoes, you'll think they are worth $5.00, we sell them for $2.98 Men's work shoes at pre-war prices, only ....$3.98 Men's felt slippers, leather soles,. Christmfes MEN'S NEEDS Engineer and firemen hose in black and brown 5 pair , ....$1.00 Medium weight hose, black and tan, 10 pair ..$10 Cashmere wool hose, 3 pair $1-00 Heavy wool hose, 3 pair $1-00 Wool process union suits $165 Haines union suits ' Haines two-piece underwear, per garment 79 Heavy canvass fleece lined gloves, 6 pair $1.00 Heavy Moneyworth shirts in striped and solid blue, each i1''9' icht. men's coveralls $J.o No. 220 blue denim overalls $1-6 Moleskin pants Heavy all wool stag shirts Men's heavy flannel night gowns . ..$2.98 $5.98 &$6.98 $1.49 BLANKETS $4.50 Heavy cottonfleeced blankets, 66X80 colors and beautiful plaids going at . .$2.75 Sub Wool Blankets 66x80, reg. $6.50 for ....$3.49 Nashua Woolnap Blankets, 64x76 $3.98 Nashua Woolnap Blankets, 66x80 in beautiful plaids regular $9.50 going at only $4.98 Comforters, best flowered silkoline, satin trimmed valued $9 $4-49 SUITS AND OVERCOATS Young men's all wool suits, the very latest in styles Men's suits, good values from $12.50 Up Boys' wool suits, an exceptional value at .. .$5.9 Boys' wool mixed suits with two pair pants.. $5.98 Overcoats that will cost you elsewhere $22 here for only $8-iJJ Overcoats well worth $35 can be had here for $16.50 A special on boys' raincoats, at $2.98 Boys' wool mackinaws especially priced at ...$5.98 Men's wool machinaws, value $16 $8.50 Boys' wool machinaws, value $16 $8.50 SPECIALS 500 pair only men's shoes; brown, black, in lace and button, values up to .'?. $4.98 i GROCERIES ..22c 28c 14c 23c and up. 23c ,.....$4.90 CHRISTMAS SPECIALS Walnuts, per pound Almonds, per pound Peanuts, per pound Best mixed Candy Best cookies Best Oranges, large size 1 box DRIED FRUITS Black and White Figs Dried Arpldsl Dried Prunes : Dates in bulk : U. S. GOVERNMENT BACON Bacon Squares, per pound Bacon Backs, per pound Cottage Rolls, per pound ......... Picnic 'Hams, per pound U S. Government Bacon .$9.99 .$1.00 ...90c ...42c ...43c ,15c 15c ,.7c .23c 18c . .30 . .35c ..25c $2.75 Sugar, per 100 pound 10 1-2 pounds 5 pounds of coffee in bulk M. J. B. Coffee 5 pounds, per pound Tvl. ,T. B. Coffee. 3 pounds, per pound Hard Wheat flour, our own brand . ; $2.23 Valley Flour ....$2.10 White Beans, 10 pounds 50c Jap Rice, 10 pounds ...75c Carnation, Bordons, Libby's and Armours Milk. 4 cans 50c Tomatoes and Peas, 4 cans ....50c Lard in bulk, 4 pounds White flake shortening in bulk, per pound ....18c Crisco, 9 pounds for $2-43 Crisco, 6 pounds, for ' $1-3 Crisco, 3 pounds, for 83c TWt Rnlnrf oil in bulk. 1 eal $1-53 Karo Syrup 10 pounds 79c r,i Downstairs Economy Store FrnNOMY BASEMENT ' is packed full of Xmas gifts which will give you pS buy for your friendsecau se they are cheap and pretty. . . ! ,10. Army Goods, such as Blankets i a cv.r0 Mnnson last qi.iv itcguiar uiiij Hats All wool Sweaters $1-00 P&Mles asbS tore SALEM, ONLY rn.t tstnnArtinn with Ml stops any J rilv Silverton ana -C,ty' ihe road, a held Portland direction foreign in the during of the BkskeTahd Bundle Surprises Begin Saturday and Con- Firms doing for along the Astoria I company has plans well under way Business Phone 44 07c nstmetion started on a large 2 1 cold storage plant, which it is Double Coupons given in Dry Goods, Shoes and Clothing Depts. only 1921 modern col 3 r FREE. FARE 1 l paidonewayon $15 and both ways on 5 ' $25- j f1 i t, I s Parker, building here nea ..