INDHrENPENCE
BtrMlRriUBEJiNDETENDENGE, ORHGON
Independence
Enterprise.
'AND WEST SIDE.
Pl'BLWHED KVK1U THURSDAY.
Entered Imleponcli'iKw, Or postoffloe
. HU(l-cli48 matter.
Subscription Price, $1.50 pcrVr.
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
(Strlctljlo advance)
Per year..... '
Six months.. .
(Inirle coot
Local notice re 8 eenU per lln itmltrht
absolutely no reduction Mr ny reason
whatsoever.
Rates on display ad vertlilng madt known
on application.
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Isocial and Personal.
Miss Florence Wagoner yiaited
Salem Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Dornsife were
Salem visitors Friday.
Miss May Kennedy returned to
McMinnville Saturday. .
Firemen's , ball, Thanksgiving
evening, at the Auditorium.
Mrs. Bertha Carriere was a pass
enger to Portland Sunday.
Claude Fryer went to Portland
Satuaday for a short stay.
atives here several days last week.
Mr. Hull, of Cottage Grove, was
visiting T, B. Clevenger'sthis week.
general repairing. Independence.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Campbell
were passengers to Portland Thursday-
.
J. L. Elkins has been granted a
pension, as an Indian War. Volun
teer. Miss Edna Burnett left Sunday
for a couple of weeks' visit in Cor
vallis. 1 .
We nave just received a nice line
of kodak albums. Frazer & Rice,
Tndenendence.
Mr. and Mrs. Layton Smith were
passengers to Portland Friday for
a few days' yisit.
Constipation
Does your head ache? Pain
back of your eyes? Bad
taste in your mouth? Its
your liver! Ayer's Pills are
liver pills. They cure consti
pation, headache, dyspepsia.
25c All druggists.
' ant ymir niou.molie or btmri a bwuiUfut
uwn or rih blikt Thn
I BUCKINGHAM'S DYEMV.
ARE WAITING
For all who are competent. Promo-
lnn in hliaineoa la t.hfl rpfllllt of ftbllltV
to do. We can teach you that which
will open valuable opportunities. Our
courses will give you a training that
will start you right and help you over
the rough places. Students taking our
combined business and shorthand
course secure employment before grad
uating. Living expenses low. Our
catalog will interest you.
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE
SALEM, OREGON.
W. 1. Staley, Principal.
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Itlonmoutl) Eaundry
H.D. "WHITMAN, Prop.
Should have your Work.
Washing called for and do-
liyered. .
Washing called for on Tee- w
day and delivered on Satna
day.
Work GtmtutL
Monmouth. Oregon, t
Some of the best and most popular
copyrighted books are for sale at
Waconer's.
The legislature will meet in ex
tra session on the 21st, to correct
the tax law.
Mr. Alvm Craven returned to
Portland -Saturday, after a few
days yisit here.
Miss Edna Hubbard, of Salem,
visited this week with her counin,
Miss Lela Herren.
Brownie chocolates, and munch-
era at reduced prices at Wagoner's
confectionery store.
H. H. Hawley. head of the Boys
and Girls Aid Society in Portland,
was in the city 8unday.
The local W. C. T. U. is reorgan-
izing. Mrs. Lucy L. Wh teaker is
instrumental in the work.
Knox 1 is headquarters for all
kinds of grass seed. Call around
and take a look for yourself.
J. B. Merrill recently returned
from a trip to Springfield, Illinois.
He is thinking of moving there.
Good music and best of order are
guaranteed at the Firemen's grand
ball tbis (Thanksgiving) eyening.
We want your butter, eggs,
chickens, turkeys, and will pay the
highest market price W. A. Mess
ner. Mrs. H. B. Kelso left Monday for
San Bernardino, Cal., to be absnt a
couple of months. She will visit
with relatives.
Mrs. W. H. Craven and children
went to Portland Saturday to at
tend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Ota Robertson.
Y. A. Gray was a passenger Sun
day to McMinnyille. where he
went as a prospective purchaser of
the feed store there.
Mv residence near the M. E.
church in Independence is for Bale.
Address Mrs. E. B. Lee, 429 Taylor
St., Portland, Oregon.
E. S. lattron, mayor of Wasco,
came in Saturday on a visit to his
mother at Monmouth, Eugene is
an old Polk county boy.
Miss Mav Kennedy, who is spend
ing the winter in McMinnville,
came up Friday to assist in the
Chrysanthemum Fair p rogram.
Blankets, blankets.- Yes, we
have a large Btock ot wool and cot
ton blankets, and a nice line of
comforters as well. W. A. Mess-
ner.
Oiir eroine to press a day earlier
this week precludes our giving an
account of the Goff-Dickinson nup
tials, but will do so in next week s
issue.
Miss Holt, who has been a wait
ress at the Palace hotel for seyetal
m.V,B loft Snnriiv for Winlock.
Wash, She is succeeded by Miss
Patteys.
w. H. JaiDerson. the undertaker
hna ttia larMit. finest, aa well as the
plainest undertaker's goods, and prices
as low as the lowest.
fhr. Commercial and Court The .Salem Stores
298-300 Commercial
STOCKTON CO.
We Boast of the Great Values We Offer
Never More Worthy Than Now.
We Give Bargains That Have No Precedent
LISTEN TO THE FACTS, ALL .YOU ECONOMICALLY INCLINED PEOPLE
It's because we sell' the greatest value that 'wo Bell tho greatest quantity; and it is bo
cause wo bought tho Holverson store at a great sacrifice that ve can undersell all other
.tores. Just glance over our magnificent Btock and see if wo not Bavoyoumoney
on every item. Why is it that we are the loading exponent in high-class merchandise?
Because our assortments aro bigger and fresher. Because our prices arc lower. Because
we protect our patrons by the guaranty, "The Best."
New Goods Arriving Every Day
CUSHION TOPS
Holverson always had a reputa
tion for carrying a big stock of
swell cushion lops. A new line ar
rived just before we bought and we
offer them as follows:
45o values for1 .......35c
,r0o values for.. 42c
75o values for
$1.00 values for T9o
1.25 values lor 98c
New Line of Ladies Collars Just In
The swellest eyer. We just
opened them yesterday and they
went like hot cakes at our
MarKed Down Prices
Remarkable Values in Lace
Curtains
See display in window at our cor
ner store.
$1.25 Nottinghatns $ .90
2.00 Ruffled Muslins with col
ored stripes aud floral de-
Pigns special l-yj
2.25 values in same patterns
and styles 1-60
3.00 Nottinghams 2.10
5.50Enelish Brussels 4.00
4.50 Irish Points..-.. 3.00
6.00 Imported Nottinghams. . 4.50
7.00 Brussels DeCalis 5.00
Men's and Boys' Clothing
Our big stock of clothing at the
Stockton stand, No. rJH-.wu uom-
mnminl St.. is chuck full of big
honest values,
910 to 913 Suits
in clay worsteds, fancy worsteds,
etc, all new siock
Special $0.95
Men's Cravenette Coats
The latest line in the city just
arrival and we offer them at our
usual
MarKed Down Price
. Robber Boots
Proof kind for
men and boys. New stock just
received
At Sale Prices.
Men's Furnishings
Complete stock at both Btores.
Swell 50c ana Voc ties
Sale Price 45c k
New Golf Gloves
Just received at both stores a
double stotfk marked at prices less
than you 11 expect.
Ladies Purses reduced I
Swell Waists
Another line received yesterday
by express.
Swoll Oxfords
Silk Velvets
White Alpacas
Etc, Etc
Umbrellas
45c to 98.10
Best in all Salem
Embroideries
A line of special good patterns
reduced as follows:
Values up to lOo a yard reduced
to 5c.
Values up to 20c a yard reduced
toS)o . j
Values up to 3oc a yard reduced
to 20c. . ;-
Boys' Sweaters
The kind you pay GOo and 75o for
Our price
42c
Rubbers
Ladies', Children's and Misses'
rubbers at Sale Prices at both
stores. ,
NEW DRESS GOODS AND WAISTINGS.
All These New Creations at Sale Prices.
Stockton & Cos Two Big Stores, Conducting Two Great Sales,
Fnr aula A No. 1 auallty of tile, In
any quantity, at the old P. H. McCabe
factory. Enquire of Thos. Pomeroy or
J. L. McCandless.
TEN COURSE MEAL.
Thanksgiving Dinner at Stoll's
an Elaborate Affair.
Come and eat your Thanksgiv
ing dinner at Stoll's Restaurant.
Meals Berved Jrom noon until 7:dU
P.M.
MENU.
Fresh Olympia Oysters
Cream a la Duche6se
Salted Almonds , Celery Olives
Fillet of Salmon . Hollandaise
Potato Parisian
Stuffed Young Turkey Chesnut
Dressing
. Pstit Pois en Cases
Roman Punch
Roait Suckling Pig Barbequed
Potato Souffle ,
Lobster Salad sn Msyonaiis
Salmi of Duck
Imperntrice
English Plum Pudding Hard
and Brandy Sauce
Neapolaiain Ice Cream
Assorted Cake
Fruit Nuts Raisins .
Crackers Cheese
Coffee Noir
Not a Sick ay Since.
; "I was taken severely sick with kld
. rrmihifl. I tried all sorts of medi
cines, none of which relieved me. One
day I saw an ad. of your Electrlo Bit
ters and determined to try that. After
taking a few doses I felt relieved, ana
soon thereafter was entirely cured, and
have not been sick a day slnoe. Neigh
bors of mine have been cured of Bheu
matlsm, Neuralgia. Liver and Kidney
troubles and General Debility." Thin
Is what B. F. Bass, of Fremont, N. C
writes. Only 60c, at A. S. Locke's,
Druggist. . ,
Dovidsor? cTt Hedg Props.
Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobac
cos and Confectionery.
First Class Soda Fountain n
Connection. ,
G L Hawkins
Dallas, Ore.
Granite
Monuments and Head
stones Cemetery ' '
work etc. ,
H. H. Jasperson,
Undertaker
and Funeral
lKgWxdtxce,
ft
Enbalmer,
Director.
Ortgsa.
LADY ASSISTANT WHEN DESIRED