INDH l'KNDKNCK KNTKUl'UISK, INDKl'KNDKNCK. OUI-XiON
I - Large Fresh Roasted Peanuts Every Day.
ii.i:amnt social kvhnt.
INDEPENDENCE, ORE.
Waste Paper Baskets
have only lhrw of our
ttock li'ft. Tho price pi need
against tllMIl WUH tllM thing
ihut moved iheiu $1 15
now .'!" cent.
Flower Maker Suppli'.
Ladies' Stationery.
We have a nice n ply of
bulk paper for ladies' use.
W hut w mean by bulk paper
in that you can buy any
anion nt you want. It conies
in nix of the Jiititht shades
with envelopes 10 match.
The envelopes are of the very
luted cut and are made of
the very best stock. In fact
they an the proper tiling
now. Five bunches of paper
It) ccii lit ; on I'll ncli eiivel
npl Id cell's.
I "in cut Line of Candy hi
the (HI ij.
Oranges niul Ji it ii n n.i in
Stork .noii'.
Your Winter's
Reading Matter.
We urn Milling inure read
ing matter every day. Our
circulating library is the pop
ular thing now. We cell you
your ftrt book for 10 centi
ami if in good order when re.
turned we will take it bark
and give you another one fur
it and 5 centi. So it only
cot-ta von really 5 cents earh
l read our library.
One Doxrn Lead I'eneiln
in th Ji ubbi r Tips We.
Photograph
Env lopes.
We have a line of picture
envelope from the very bent
manufacturer in the United
States and they will get your
picture t itn destination in
lirnt-ti'iiHH order und not leave
it broken and twisted up.
Small sUe, 2 f.iro tents; large
gi.e, .'5 fr IU cents.
Our Cigar
Department.
In this department you
And only tho very beat line
of cigars tbut retail from 5 to
15 cents each. All the lead
ing brandH.
Plug and
Smoking Tobacco-
In this line we have a yery
complete stock and the prh.fs
are tho lowsst.
Pipe Department
You should see our line of
pines. It is surely very com
plete. Our lino ruiiH from a
5 cent ob to the very nicest
genuine meerschaum.
t'vrriithini Complete for
the I'tthlic. Sellouts.
Picture
Albumns.
Out of our entire utock of
albums we have but one left
and it is a very nice one, too.
It did retail for $2,25, but
von can have thin one for
$1.00.
1 All Late ' Magazines Are Now On Sale.
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Member of tho "Violet Club"
i:ntcrtatii at Monmouth.
No social event In Folk oounty
of recent years iurpassea the pleas
ant annual dancing parly of the
Ladies Violet Club, given in Mon
mouth lost Friday evening. On
thin occasion the epacious Wood
man hall was a scene of guiety and
beauty, the lovely gowns of the
young ladies being a source of
much admiration. Prof. Seeley s
orchestra of this city discoursed ex
cellent music for tho occasion, and
dancing continued until shortly
ofter midnight. At the above
hour the guest repaired to the
Monmouth . dining hall, where a
banquet, on elaborate plans, was
served. Here the genial, ever
ready J. P.. V. liutler acted as
tast-master, and appropriate im
promptu toasts were responded to
by G. A. JIurley. H. Jlirschberg,
Miss Beatrice Anderson and others.
That such a pleasant event,
planned and executed entirely by
tho young ladies of Monmouth,
should prove to be the social suc
cess of the season, is a source of
gratification to their many guests,
who at every opportunity displayed
their high appreciation of the ef
forts of the promoters of such a
happy event.
The young men attending from
here chartered tbe motor for the
occasion.
The patronesses were Mrs. J. R.
V. Itutler, Mrs. Frank Lucas and
Mrs. Clark Hembree. Those pres
ent were: Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Lucas, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. V. But
ler, Mr. and Mrs. C. Boothby, Mr.
and Mrs. Clark Umbree, Mr. and
Mrs. Byron Atkins, of Indepen
dence. Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Fenton,
of Dallas, Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Tatom, of Dalian, Misses Nora
Butler. Carol Huber, Kva Mulkey,
Ruth Mulkey, Kdna Jensen, Lida
Boothby, Opal Boothby, Beatrice
Anderson. Father Anderson, Mabel
Matllson, Ida Hubbard, Ada Ala
rich, Pearl Squires, Yeltna Ground,
Wilma DaltoD, Lulu George;
Messrs. II. Hirschberg, G. A. Hur
ley, W. C. Brown, C. D Birapson,
Clarence K. Wagoner, Pearl Hedges
and Tool Fitchard, of Ind"pen
deuce, John Orr, of Salem; Charles
Mulkey, of Ashland; Dr. Harris,
of Wallace. Idaho; W. B. Pelleite,
W. B. Smith, II. I. Nehrbas, J. K.
Beezley, W. II. Rutherford. F. T.
Angell, of Monmouth.
Itooui Law Unconstitutional.
The supreme court of this state
has banded down its decision in
the case of the Chas. K. Spaulding
Logging Company, a corporation,
respondent, vs. the Independence
&, Falls City Lumber & Improve
ment Company, a corporatien, ap
pellants, affirming the decree of
the court below. The supreme
court holds that the present Ore
gon boom law is unconstitutional
and void.
The appeal was made from a de
cree enjoining the use of the Luck-
lamute river, a stream flowing
through the counties of Benton
and Polk, by defendant, under an
alleged franchise acquired in pur
suance of tbe provisions of an act
passed by the legislative assembly
ot 1! 01.
A .Mother's Id-commendation.
I Lave used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy tor a number of ,years and I
have no hesitancy in saying that it is
the best remedy for coughs, colds and
croup I have ever used in my family,
I have not words to express my con
fidence in this remedy Mrs. J. A.
Moore, North Htsr, Mich. For sale
by Kirkland Prug Co.
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OUR ANNUAL WHACK-UP SALE !
We don't want you to read this ad and throw it aside. We want you to come into
our store and see for yourself that what we say here is just what we are doing
Heating Stoves
Although winter is not yet over
we have a lot of heating stoves we
nre going to sell at cost our best
healer; regular price, $13.50; sale
price, if 11. Our $12.50 beater for
$10. Others at different prices.
Steel Ranges
We have a few ranges that must
, be sold. A good high closet range
for $22.
Oar tinware und franiteivare
in complete-nil at reduced prices
II V have a, good lantern for ,15$
Wall Paper
j Wo have a very large lot of
j remnants of wall paper. We
1 will close out at 5 cents per roll
Some of this paper is worth 35c
per roll. Now is the time to
paper your up-stair room, pan
tries, etc. Make them look clean.
Picture, and picture framing.
A $1.25 picture for 75c. 50c for
Hoc. A $1 picture for 70c, Come
in and see these pictures, mould
ing reduced.
Rugs, Art Squares
and Carpet
Carpet that sold for riOc sewed
i now sell for 00c. Art Square,
' regular price $!); sale price, $7.80
j Rugs, regular price, $3.50: sale
price, $2.50. Others for less
j money.
i Rocking Chairs
We are overstocked in this line.
Iloeker, regular, if(t.5(. sale price $.".0f)
" " S.fiO, " " 2.50
j 'J.50, " " 1 !K)
j You must see our rockers to know
j the kind of a priee we are giving ou
! them.
Lounges
We have the largest Btock of lounges
and couches that has ever been
carried in Independence.
Couch, regular $ti 50, nule price, $4.50
" ' Id nil, " " 1 8.00
" " 12..50, " " 10.50
" " 15.00, " 12 50
Iron Bedsteads
Regular price f4 00; sale price fS.OO
" " 5.50; " " 4.25
" " 6.50; " " 4.75
And on through tlf line. We have
an immense line of these goods.
fffr.
r.
We must have room for our spring goods which are on the road.
CAMPBELL BROS.