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FOR SALE 12 inch steel plow and
cutter, also two section iron har
row at a bargain. H. G. Hognn,
Thone 3112. 1-1 1.'
Oregon Normal
FOR SALE About 900 lbs. Red
, Clover seed, ISc per lb. R. L.
Houck, Phone F2G14. Independence.
1-tf.
FOR a nice life size Crayon, Pastel
or Water color call at Independence
Studio and see samples. Size 16x20
prices $6, $8, $10. 1-tf.
FOR RENT Good sized furnished
house well located modern conven
iences. Inquire Enterprise office.
1-tf.
The new term at the normal open
ed Tuesday ' morning with at least
50 new students in attendance. A . . . . ,. .,, ,,,, v.au
.... .... . , . nils ltllUlgunueu iu -r
particularly gratifying fact about, " . ,. , ...
this ia that there are several young county of the illicit Junior tram ,
men among the number. . Sheriff John W. Orr and a couple
President Ackerman left Tuesday ' 'PUt.es visited a numner n
afternoon to attend the Inland Em-iPs wnero names -n. ...
pire Teachers' association in session
this week at Spokane, Washington.
An interesting exhibit of hand
work has been placed in the nrw
case in the main corridor of the nor
mal building. It represents some of
the. things done by the class in hand-
frmrPEMnENCE ENTERPRISE
t it i The new minimum wK
:,1,::;,'':;;,,n:.1
CI,,M,IS . ..... . .,w K,' l.xlllt''
Polk County
(From Dallas IhMiiizor)
As part of the campaign that ho
name prop"''"1'"
of wages
camps
yards.
Tli. new m i
will llly the l.w"i:
II hh to the nun
n n long
Wilbur L.
work last term and has attracted
much attention.
Students and faculty members re
turned Tuesday with many evidences
of a pleasant Easter vacation, but I
also with renewed energy and enthu
siasm lor the work or the last
FOR SALE Seed Oats, rhone 3021.
M. R. Black. 1-tf.
: term of the regular school year.
Miss Ragon is entertaining her
sister, Miss Alta Ragon, this week.
'Saturday night. Complaints nan
: come to the sheriff that liquor had
'been flowing freely at these ru
ral dances and he decided to investi
gate the mater.
At only one place was it nee
essary to make nn arrent. At McCoy
Mr. Orr took into custody Paul
Buchanan, of Independence, charging
him with being drunk and having
liquor in his possession at a
public dance. Buchanan was brought
to Dallas and locked up over nigh!.
Sunday morning he pleaded guilty,
before Justice of the Peace Ed. F
Coad and was fined $25 and costs,
which he paid.
this
W. ('.
FOR SALE House, 6 rooms, bath The latter has just returned on fur
and laundry porch, on acre of land I lugb from a seven years sojourn
As another chapter
....:.- ,.f wiled txiwccii
,. BJ .nemher of the Ah
folic Faith, Hughe
.i ,t, t,; attorney.
I III I'U, n - . i
tK,w ,.f Salem. filed Mid m the
.. i b,re asking
. . .i. . ..II. ...... I nlli'lllltion
.iniiiL'cs Jor me "
(,r his wife's affection.
,-. ,i,.nu named in thr tti'ti
Frank Holinnn, Mrs. Frank iMiimn.
h'rnrili S'tlhlWn. MlH. t . A
Wi'CK,
Win. I
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Wt oHue, YUU ll())
Farmers Cash Ston
C. Hwrlon I)Ur,ai 4Uf
Way no Hammctt, Manner
INPKI'KNDKNCIi. ORKfJov
1 Few of our Specials for
J Always get our prices on Kl)Ur an
dis.
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and Clem Swennen. The .lelon.m.u,
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pre an inc. !
l-aith. and it i alleged in 1 h
i .....A I. linvrt HO 111"
i-oiupiaiiu w.m
fh.,.nced Mm. Hughe in her rebk-imn
b,.!ief that she refuses m-dicI
attention, altmmgn in.
with chicken house and yards. Ber
ries, Grapes and bearing Cherry,
.Apple, Plum and Walnut trees.
Situated in good residence section.
Very attractive, price reasonable.
Owner compelled to sell. This is
your chance. See Tripp & Ktrrre
or Independence Realty Co. at onee
1-lt.
FOR SALE Eight or 10 young Jer
sey milch cow and one team of
work horses, weight between 1550
and 1600 pounds. Will sell horses.
fiinclA if itpeiroiY 1 4-in-Vi P & Cl
sulkey plow, used very little. David-1 can. affc!rd mks
son & Hedges. 25-2f.
FOR SALE Defiance Seed Wheat,
Seed Oats, Clover Seed. George
E. Bray. 25-tf.
FOR SALE Cheat hay at $15 per
ton. Phone L. B. Kays, F3011.
25-2t.
FOR SALE .Two work horses. Phone
L. B. Kays. Phone F3011. 25-2t.
in India as missionary
Several members of the faculty
spent the Easter vacation in Port
land, Miss Taylor went to her home
in Tacoma," Mrs. Rychard to Eugene,
and others to various places.
A very unusual motion picture will
be shown in the chapel Saturdaay
evening, April 2, at 8:15. This is
Maurice Tourneur's picturization of
"The Last of the Mohicians" by James
Fenimore Cooper. This classic is too
well known to need repetition, though
it may be said that no member of the
Every
American in whose veins flows the
blood of our forefathers, wants to
see this thrilling picture. One could
go on for an hour in telling of the
.wonderful scenic beauties sphiidid
acting, stage setting and photography.
At the other places the officers ,i,.stroyed the pence and happincm
of the plaintiff's family and home.
An interest in the sawmill In
this city and the large limner mm.
stated their business and sounded
a warning for the , future con
duct of th, places.
Sheriff Orr's activity during the
past two weeks has resulted in thei in thi(t county of tm Willa
arrest and fining of two moonshiners; Vall,.v Lumber company ami
; about ten miles of logging railroad
sold last week by the adiliini-
'strator of the estate of the late
The annual meeting of the Polk j j pjttock, of Portland, to the 11
vuumy nrq i airo. association car & W ilson I-uniber company. .
was neia m rortiami last rntiay, phe prjt.e paid is said to have.
marcn ltn, at wnich time (..eorge ,e4n j4oo,00i). The change in
T. Gerlinger was re-elected president ' ownershiD will in no way
ore bu.inj.r and you are miv to kiV. ,
L'2 bars KIk Savon Laundry Kuan ' "f
10 bai-s Crystal Whito Soap ,.
10 lbs. Fancy Hi-ad IUce -f
10 lbs. fancy Lanfonua White I?i-.r,a
UOo (MM) Coffee-, 4Kc lb., li lbs for "
r0c Tincr Moon Coffee, 'M)c lb. :i h )''' .
ioc Silver Kfofj Coffee. 2Uc !b.f 1 lb for
;,5c Special Hlend Coffee, 22c lb. 5 II
line l wr Moon JJakinjr rowtler Can.
tiOe Kisin Star Dakin rowder, Can""
10c Titfer Moon Chocolate, Can '.,,'"
4fc TiKvr Moon Ture Cocoa, lb. Cnn"
and two drunks and the collection of,
$260 in fines.
iOcTitfer Moon Tea, lb. Can
Hoc Silver King Tea, per Can
.'55c Citrus Washing rowder
lac tans Aiu.suinM'epi)cr-Uini!er. wr
5 Cans Tomatoes
8 Cans Sugar Com
9 Cans Caroline Milk
,
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and W. V. Fuller re-elivU'd secre-
FOR SALE 1918 Maxwell touring
car. a snap. $300. Can be seen at
Ace Garage.
MONMOUTH HEIGHTS
change the policy of the company
out a
S. C.
onnnt? tot xrv titto t-
ior natcning. rme stock, line
layers. 15 for $1 at the store.
Quartier 5-10-15c Store. Indepen
dence, Ore. 18-4t.
Henry Bergen is setting
l-2t. 'ot ' prune trees this spring.
George Cody of Eugene and Mrs.
were united in mat
rimony last Friday, and left for
Eugene the first of the week to
make their future home.
tary and manager for the season.
(The total receipts for the year 1920.
including a balance of $584 from
1919, were $3,910.3.; total disburse
ments, $3,033.33, leaving a balance
in the treasury of $875.03 to start
in the work the coming season.
Work of clearing out the trails
and repairing telephone lines will
begin about May 1st in order to
have this improvement done be-
fore the onemnc nf lh rlnncrorn... I wniiams and John Wii-nert. an
fire Reason. By an agreement with!tn' firm nme Wienert
the state forester the Polk county lW'"um-1'- Mr. Conn in und.fidl
association will also undertake toito ni" f",ur( course, hut thinkn he
care for all territory in Benton wi" JURt "tryp'y" this nummer.
county north of the C. & E. rail- -
way, as all of these lands are IRVINE B M'N ITRCIIASFS
covered Dy the outlook station on IJald i RESIDENCE PROPERTY ON II
mountain.
ft affect the operation of the mill
here, according to George T. Ger
linger, who will remain as president
fand general manager of the company.
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Conn,
of Airlie, were transacting huxl
ness in Dallas Tuesday. Mr. Conn
informs us that he ha Hold hi.i
eenernl merrhan.fne store kit K.
purity at 20 cents a pound. A. E.
Horton. 11-tf.
FOR SALE3 Pure bred Jersey cow
and year old heifer. Terms if de
sired. J. W. Dimick, Independence.
11-tf.
FOR SALE Three "Old trusty" in
cubators, a bargain. C. G. Mc
Laughlin. 4-tf.
cept a reduction jn
William Riddell Sr. was a week-
XUK aAJjC. AOOUt Ol) IDS. CI lied onH minitnr- t-n PnrttanI nn k.icinac. 1 ,1
viutci occu. urtRun BLttlluaru or Mr. anrl Mrs Ilwicrht- nnviia nf T ,.1,- n j
Marion county spent Easter with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Calbreath.
Ernie Riddell was in Independence
last Saturday.
John Henkle of Monmouth was in
our midst Saturday evening.
Eugenq Hubbard of Monroe, an
0. A. C. student, was at the William
Riddell home last Saturday.
Dave Dove was in Independence
on business Saturday.
George Heck was trading in Mon
mouth last Friday.
Leon B. Fishback, pastor of the
Church of Christ at Hillsboro, vis
ited relatives here Tuesday and Wed
nesday.
Tom Marks spent Saturday and I
Sunday with his mother, Mrs. Lewis, j
near Salem.
T.-..;..- I - 1 I t m
ii ..in' iKfv.fi mi ni.rrnnvi.il rir
At a meeting held in the W. O.efslnnd the rcid-nce Pr..pr,tv n 1 1
W. hall Saturday niirht between th ihf rmrtli vi.l.. ,.t II ........ I 7
illamette Vallev
the management
- m At
UI u,e mPany an agreement was The transaction wax hand- 1
reached whereby the employes ac- l.-d bv the Indrp-nd.-nre R,..lty com- I
wages, eftecilve pc.ny
norm Fi.ie oi is street, netwein 1
Min and Firfit. and occupied by Mr. I
li'iun and family fur the n few . f
Independence Paint (
Now Open for
Business
FIRST CLASS AUTO PAINTING
GENERAL PAINTING
SIGNS, KALSOMINING nd PAPER HANG?
Our work Ls (larantecd.
Estimate! freely given.
BERGERON. CHAPMAN & McKENZiE
First 'ioor north of his Theatre
FOR SALE Six-hole Quick meal
range, good as new, can be seen
at Quartiers' 5, 10, 15c store.4-tf.
FOR BARGAINS in real estate see
Tripp & Kurre. mrll.
FOR SALE One heavy work mare,
25 acres river bottom land close
in, to rent. Light wagon for sale.
Phone. M8012. 18-tf.
FOR SALE O. A. C. Barred Rock
day old chicks and White Leghorn.
Dr. R. E. Duganne, Independence,
Ore. 18-tf.
WANTED Plowing with tractor,
either by contract or day work.
H. F. McElmurry, Route 2, Phone
F2124 , H-4t
Highland Jotes
SEE Independence Realty company
for bargains in farms, city prop
erty, insurance, loans and rent
als. Office Beaver Hotel, Main
street. Phone 1811. 5-tf
FOR SALE House and lot on Main
street, $1200; old house and
lot on Main street, ?500; J.
R. Cooper home at about half
cost. All these properties are
two blocks south from Independ
ence Post Office. J. R. Cooper Est,
14-tf.
FOR SALE The J. H. Collins farm,
one mile west of Independence, in
small or large tracts, on terms to
suit purchasers: excellent home
site, with desirable location and as
sured income, at attractive prices.
See Charles Collins, Independence,
Oregon. 2512t.
Wind Mill Barber Shop
WHERE SERVICE
IS SUPREME
A. G. WILLIAMS
Prop.
Charles Harman is incapacitated,
having the big toe of his left foot
smashed Sunday, by a horse stepping
urxn it. Walter Baker of Parker
is working for Mr. Harman, doing
ranch work.
J. K. P. Harris is busily engaged
spraying his prune orchard. Not
withstanding that Mr. Harris is
still holding his last year's crop
oi prunes ne continues to rje very
optimistic over the prune situation,
and believ that by the time the
present year's crop is harvested, the
market will be on a stable basis.
Lew Stapleton is pushing work on
his ranch, operating a four-horse
team and a tractor in getting
ground ready for spring grain.
There, is some improvement in
the condition of John W.' Osborne.
He has been ill , for quite a long
time and the fact that he is
on the mend is pleasing to a large
circle of old friends.
William Snyder has taken a con
tract to cut 5000 cords of wood
for the Stumps and expects to
start work shortly.
Harrison Brandt is another High
land farmer who has been improv
ing these fine day's in getting his
spring work going.
O
ft unrerent
To
to
$t vie t
r Ear.h Rfilan
J,otninta.shion and fabric. There is iustoncway
TAILORING
Affords you the S',"11131 mcasu
personal style, whil e a S nfCtrand sPccify that
and the highest standan o 10n of specialists
faction. UtU(1 01 quality insure your satis-
Piano Tuning
I will be in Independence for next
week, prepared to tune your piano.
Orders may be left at Moore & Addi
son Furniture Co.
Let us show you
our newest au
thentic fashions
and fine all wool
fabrics for Spring
ana bummer
--.SKmoney
O- Aa K RE A 1MB.
INDEPENDENCE, ORE.
1-lt. R. L. McFARLAND