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Cove News Notes
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Cove, Ore., June 21, (Special)
Born to Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Barker,
June 17, an 81 pound girl.
i Mr. Doney, of Union, has moved
Unto the Walter Murphy house for
the summer. ,
At the school election in Cove Mon
day, June 18, Laton Conklin was elec
vted director to take the place of the
retiring director, K. J. Stackland.
Miss May Stearns was elected school
clerk.
At the school election1 in district
No. 16, known as the "Frosty School,"
Nathan Darin was reelected direc
tor and George Chadwick school
clerk, June 18.
The superintendent of the home
missionary societies of the Methodist
LEpiscooal church on the Pacific coast,
Mrs. Piatt, spoke at the Methodist
church last week, Sunday night, end
organized a local society with Mrs. C.
C. Pratt president. The first meet
ing was held at the' parsonage. The
next meeting will be held in the
church Tuesday afternoon at two
o'clock.
. Rev. C. H. Powell commenced a
series of lectures Sunday, June 17 at
the Episcopal church, on the general
topic "Modern Views of God." Every-
body welcome.
. The Ladies' Aid Society met with
I Mrs. Oscar Lund Wednesday for a
dime sooial and a ,babv shower" in
-, honor of Mrs. Leonard Towle's young
. Children's day was observed at the
Baptist church Sunday evening. The
church was well filled and the little
folks did justice to themselves and
the committee who had them in
charge.
Grover Duffy, another Cove boy,
has enlisted in the medical corps.
Fred. Carps. Medical Springs, visit
ed his father, Geo. Carpe, recently. .
The Busy Bee Sewing Circle were
entertained Thursday of this week by
Mrs. Georgie Gasset and Miss June
Chadwick at the home of their father
Geo. Chadwick.
Mrs. Mary Chambers has been on
the sick list for several days.
Miss Frances Troy; of Pleasant
Vallev. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Al
bert Becker.
Rev. E. 0. Otto has begun a aeries
of Sunday morning sermons on the
general topic "What the Bible' Teach
Rev. C. C. Pratt is at the head of
the food conservation movement in
Cove. Tell him what yon are doing
extra in the way of nroducing farm
I and garden products this year.
Mrs. Frank Bell and son1, Lang,
and Mr. and Mrs. Will Horex leave
the latter Tart of this week in their
autos for Boise, Ida., to attend the
Seventh Day Adventists camn meeting.
Thpy expect to remain a Week.
I. Emieh. of La Grande, field man
for the Vallev Creamerv was in town
on business last week. Tuesday.
.Hattie and Juanita White, of Baker,
are visiting friends and relatives in
Cove.
rnve is wide awake and vefty busy
these davs with the National Honor
Guard Girls. Bov Scouts, Red Cross
land I. 0. O. F. District Convention.
Cove's Red Cross drive is on and
meeting with splendid success.
ways proven a great success. When
ever I notice my kidneys are not act
ing as they should, I take Doan's Kid
ney Pills for a few days and they nev
er fail to relieve the trouble. ' I could
not recommend anything their equal."
mce ovc at an dealers. l)ont sun
ily ask for a kidney remedy get
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A PORTLAND WOMAN SAYS
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Never neelect your kidneys.
If vou have pain in the back, urin
ary disorders, dizziness and nervous
ness, 'it's time to act and no time to
experiment. These are frequently
symptoms of kidney trouble, and a
remedy which is recommended for the
kidneys should be taken in time.
Doan's Kidney Pills is a good rcm-
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jit has acted effectively in manv cases
' in La Grande. Follow the advice of a
La Grande citizen.
I Mrs. Frank Rrooklcr. 2010 Third
St.. La Grande, savs: "Doan's Kidnev
Pills have been a household medicine
for kidnev trouble in onr home for n
number of years and they have al-
Portland, Ore., June 22. (United
Press) One Portland woman recog
nizes the value of army training as a
good thing for backward husbands.
"Please take my husband and make a
man of him," she wrote Admiral Gen
eral White. "Since this war started
he has acted less like one than ever
before. He is an engineer and should
earn good wages, but I am supplying
the food for myself and our two chil
dren. I would take his place in the
trenches willingly were such a thing
possible. Please take him and see if
army service won't make a man and
a patriot of him."
DESTRUCTIVE TENANT
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Rio do Janeiro, June 10. (By Mail)
(United Press) Dr. Marques! da
Sllva rented his house, in a suburb o
tfeia city to a negro family. His ten
ants left recently without paying the
rent, and, adding insult to injury, stole
all the electric wiring and plumbing
fixtures in the house. They even- tore
up an underground lead pipe leading
to the water main. The doctor sat
on the veranda of the vacated house
contemplated the iniquity of tenants
in general when he noticed a peculiar
metallic . gleam in the trench where
the pipe had been torn out. . The
gleam was caused 'by mercury oozing
from the clay. The mercury mine will
probably make the doctor a millionaire.
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