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Seeking Desirable Business
Bank Of
Cottage Grove
Giving Dependable Service
FIRST AID
TO A W E A K F IN A N C IA L
S T A N D IN G
may be had through the
channel ui better viaion.
Fa-rt! Fully 7U'F o f us have
defective eyesight- without
knowing it. Naturally our
ability to think, to work, to
earn, to save is unpaired.
Know that your eyes are
right. You may not need
glasses, but be sure.
Our new Shelltex Shur-
ons aie much the vogue just
now
D. J. Scholl
OPTIC IAN OPTOMETRIST
Factory on Premises
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Tales of the Town
Street service* were held in Cottage
Orove Friday night by Halvation army
workers who came up from Eugeue.
Donna Bartell returned Friday from
a month’s visit in Portland.
McConnon products, apices, extracts,
toilet articles and many other things.
1 aui located permanently in Cottage
Grove with these products. L. P. McCoy,
11. ..t 11 1 J.
j 1 > 71 f «
Woodson Brothers have sold Fords
during the past week as follows: I>r.
A. Kiiue, sedan; Lyman Adams, tour
mg car; Andy Sears, touring ear; E
J Hears, coupe.
Nelson Whipps has gone to Powers,
where he is employed with a surveying
crew of the Mountaiu States Power
rompauy.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Woodard, ac
com pa uied by their uiece and nephew,
Genevieve and Altou Woodard, went to
Portland Sunday and will go from
there to Seaside before returning.
Cecil Caldwell and Virgil Gowdy re
turned Sunday night from a motor trio
to Portland, where they speut the week
end visiting with friends.
Mrs. T. J. Geer has gone to Rose
burg to visit relatives.
Get our price* ou tou lots of feed
Beidler’s Feed Store.
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Mrs. W. I,. Hatch aud her mother,
Mrs. Belle Schindler, have returned
from a mouth's visit in Ridgefield,
\s iih.
Mrs. A. C. I-athrop, of Myrtle Creek,
si visiting the A. J. Stevens family.
M iss Sarah Pattiaou, of Sweet Home,
is visiting at the home of Mr. uud
Mr>. Albert Stocks.
The ladies’ aid society of the Chris
tiau church gave a silver tea iu the
church parlor> Wednesday afternoon.
Galloway for lusurauce, 511 Maiu. ti
Carl Cellers, pitcher, and Roy Heck,
■hortstop, played with the Youcalla
baseball team Sunday in the game be
baseball team in the Youcalla Eugene
game at Youcalla. The score was 7 to
0 in favor of Youcalla.
Mrs. William Fisher arrived Sunday
from Roseburg tu visit with friends iu
this city.
Mrs. H. L. Leonard returned the lat
ter part of last week from Portland,
where she Dad beeu visiting relatives
lor six weeks.
Moving and storage. Phone 99 City
Transfer.
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M is.s Doris Holdermau, a student iu
the Eugt ne Business college, spent the
week enJ visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Holdermau.
M. J. Skiuner, fire patrolman for the
Booth Kelly 1.umber company, came up
from Eugene the latter part of last
week with a crew of men to assist in
fighting fires on the compauy *a prop
erty southeast of the city.
Lowest prices on guaranteed work.
Try us. Overland Garage.
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The A. A. Richmond and E. W.
Arnica families spent Sunday with tin*
K. E. Griswold family in Eugene.
O. W. Hays, Huperintendent of the
Cottage Grove schools, has returned
from Eugene, where he speut the past
six weeks attending summer school at
the University of Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Sanford, of
Seattle, visited Friday at the home of
Mr. Sanford ’> aunt, Mrs. Pet Sanford.
Stock salt at Beidler’s Feed Stunt.
Floyd Everson has been dismissed
from a Eugene hospital, after having
received medical attention.
Constable John Marsh, who is also
serving as juvenile officer in th»
county dunug the illness of Col. J. .L
Harbaugh, was iu the city from Eu
gene Saturday investigating some ju
venile complaints.
Try some of the Milk Producer at
B« idler’s Feed Store.
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Miss Hattie Griudle, of Portland, i*
visiting in Cottage Grove.
Mrs. C. E. Stewart was called to
Ashland Saturday by the illness of her
father, E A. Hartley, and her brut he i
in law, Ralph Cusad.
N. J. NeLson Jr. sold a used Dodge
Saturday to A. W. Cornutt, of Delight
Valley.
Moving and storage. Phone 1*9 City
Transfer.
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J. \\ Knowles, of Bakersfield, Calif 1
his two daughters, Mrs. McAdams aud
Mrs. Peebles, and the latter’s husband j
and little son are visiting at the h o m e :
of Mr. Kuowles’ sister, Mrs. H H
(^umby.
F. E. Dickson reti**tied Friday from j
a visit with relatives at Toledo and a j
dip or two iu the bnuy deep at New
port.
Shot guns and nfles at greatly
reduced prices at W L. Darby A
Company
COOP FATTENED
CHICKENS
for your_Sunday, dinner.
Sterling Feed Company
*2(i W est Main
1'lione 171
Mias Enid F. Shay, general secretary
of the home missionary society of the
Mrs. M. P Meudel.nobu, of Eugene,
Fite Methodist church, spoke Friday i was a guest Thursday of last week at
mght to the local congregation of that the home of Mrs. Pet Sanford.
church
i f you haven’t tune to clean your
Diena Green, of Cottage Grove, is | rugs, we will do it for you. A. L.
"pending a vacation at Nye Beach, Wynne, phone 6.
Newport.
Mrs. Doshia L. Norris arrived Fnduy
Have you seen Nelson’s tire price-* from Klamath Falls and will make her
in this issuef
a4e j home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. Q. Willits.
Mrs. Norris’ husband
died recently in Klamath Falls.
Mr. aud Mrs. J. P. Graham returned
last Saturday from Sharps creek, where
Mr. Graham had beeu working on the
Oglesby Talkiiigton group of mines,
h cated on Oglesby creek, eleven miles
from the Red Bridge.
Second hand goods bought, sold aud
exchanged. Morris & Cox, at east eud
i of bridge.
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Misses Ada and Zelpha La Casse left
Friday to visit friends in Portland.
A ten pouud sou was born Sunday to
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar McAllister, of
Dorena.
Dale Wyatt returned Sunday from
Salem, where he spent the week eud
with his brother.
i^ook over Nelson’s tire priees in
this issue.
a4e
Miss A i teen Armstrong and Miss
W h en you ju s t c a n ’t think
what w ou ld taste good lo r d in ­ Carolyn Boyer are visiting from Eu
gene, spending the week with Mr. and
ner, let us su ggest that you
Mis F. M Hambriek.
start w ith a lib era l p ortion o f
Mrs. Ora Reed Hemeuway returned
any o f our ta sty m eats fo r each
Monday night from Pendleton, where
she
spent the summer as an instructor
m em ber o f the fa m ily .
iu the Pendleton branch of the Oregon
State Normal school.
Now open for business Ladies’ and
gentlemen ’§ first class shoe shining par
lor. Hot«l Bartell. First class service *
Wholesalers and Retailers
Mrs Earl Anderson, of Bpokaue, who
hod been visiting her parents, Mr. and
Summer
Meats
City Meat Market
Mrs. E. W. Ewiuson, of Lonnie, re­
turned to her home Monday.
Mrs. Anna Aines left Wednesday for
Kedluuds, Calif., to visit her duughter,
Mrs. Ollie Rice.
Miss Myrtle Kern went to Haleiu
Tuesday to visit Mrs. Ernest Wyatt.
All kinds of poultry supplies ut Beid
ler’s Feed Htore.
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Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Moore and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Arthur s|M*nt Sunday at
Uetkuup Springs, making the trip by
automobile.
Miss Dessie Harms went to Port laud
Tuesday to visit a brother and to
Ridgefield, Wash., to visit a sister dur
itig her two weeks’ vaeation.
Easy to own u Premier, $5.00 down,
$5.00 per mouth. A. L. Wyuno, phone 6.
Miss Gene uud Miss Alice Truitt, of
Kasse, Texas, are visiting at the B. A.
Pruitt home.
Mr. and Mrs. Virgil Oppel weut to
Grants Pass Tuesday, Mr. Oppel hav
iug a position there with the Southern
Pacific company.
Moviug uud storage. Phone 99. City
Trausfer.
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Mrs. Bessie Cordon left Tuesday for
Portluud, where she may enter the
restuurant business.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Kurre have gone
by automobile lor u three weeks’ trip
to Tillamook, Portland uud the Co
W ater glasses and jelly glasses luuibiu highway.
George, Fred and Calvin Robbins left
at 5c each. W . L. D arby & Co.
Monday night for The Dalles, where
Miss Forrest Sehneider returned Hat they will work through the harvest
urduv from Ashland where she had season.
beeu attending normal school for the
Tents— and everything needed
past six weeks.
Mrs. D. J. Gover weut to Portluud for your camping trip at D a rb y ’».
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Levina
Cottage Grove people who atteuded
Trainer.
the telephone company’s picnic at Cor
The dental office of Dr. H. W. Titus vallis Hunday brought home a number
Miss
will be closed from August 7 to 28, of prizes won iu the contests.
while he is away on his vacation. u4c Judu Trunuell won first in the cracker
The interior of the building oeeupied eating contest uud second in th*
by the Sterling Feed eompaiiy was womeu’s race. Mrs. Hiruin Griggs won
given a fresh eoat of paiut during the first prize in the nail driving contest.
Those who made the trip were Judu
past week.
Truuucll, Lenora Hohl, Mildred Dugan,
We have some No. 3 common lumber Mr. and Mrs. U. 1). Foster, Hurry
on hand ut $5 per in while it lasts. Rentle, Miss Jennie Tunnison, and Mrs.
Walter A. Woodard.
a4tfe 11. B. Griggs and family, Frank Kum
Don’t have any slackers; keep track iner, Byron Htowe uud Mrs. H. Me
of what each heu does by using egg Kernau.
record cards; for sale by The Sentinel
at $1.75 the huudred.
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Mrs. Jane Williams has returned
from a visit at Koler, in Douglas
Children Change
county.
l>o your housecleuiiiug now.
Rent
— but
a Premier. A. L. Wynne. Phone b.
photographs
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brumbaugh, of
o f the
Albany, ure visit tug ut the home of
Mrs. Brumbaugh’s parents, Mr. ami
children
Mrs. Thus. Cox.
never
Charles DeWald, accompanied by his
grow up
family, left Wednesday for Canyon
vilie, where he will operate a thresh
mg machine with his brother through
the harvest season.
E. U. Salt sum u purchased the Earl
Hill Buick M omlay and left with his
family the following morning for an
outmg at McCredie springs. The res
Sugar aud flour at Beidler’s Feed
tauraut will be closed until their re Store.
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turn.
Notice— I will not be responsible for
any accounts contracted hereafter by
N. J. N E L S O N , JR.
my wife, Emily Birnstiel. Frank W.
Dealer in
Birnstiel.
aug4p
Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicles
The interior of the building occupied
Cottage Grove, Oregon
by the Sterling Feed company was
Mrs. E. C. Shay returned Saturday given a fresh coat of paint during the
from a business stap in Portland.
past week.
Moving and storage. Phone 99. City
Trausfer.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stevens, Mr.
and Mrs. T. J. Bears, Mr. and Mrs.
Verne Garoutte and Mr. and Mrs. \ ie-
tor Kent motored to Kitson Springs
Sunday and speut the day.
Galloway writes insurance.
Dr. and Mrs. W. C. Selbrede, of
Billings, Mont., are guests at the home
of Mrs. Clara Burkholder for a few
days while on a tour through the west.
They have visited in Corvallis, Port
land and Seattle recently.
Every day we offer you, fresh
Miss M. M. Skidmore and Miss
and tasty, a complete line o f
Maud Lumson leave by motor this
all baked goods from Bread to morning (Thursday) for a trip to Cru
Pastry.
And you can buy ter lake, Klamath Falls and the Jo­
them for less than you can sephine county caves.
Let us figure with you ou that over
hake them.
haul. Don't neglect the old boat too
long— it doesn’t pay. Overland Gar
age.
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C o t t a g e
G r o v e
A new contract will be erected on
West Main street by Ernest Lilly.
Owen Finch has been awarded the eon
t raet.
Chester
VaiiDeiiburg,
of
Yacolt,
Misses Marjorie and Muriel Shay Wash., and Miss Alice Cowell, of Van
returned Saturday from an outing at couver, motored to Cottage Grove
Thursday and spent the remainder of
Kujada.
A son was boru Sat unlay to Mr. the week visiting Mr. VanDenburg's
and Mrs. Marvel Randall, in Eugene. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Van
Denburg.
George Jacobson was up from Silver
Used ears at Nelson’s: Dodge tour
ton and visited over Sunday night with
ing, in fine condition, $475; Chevrolet
his family.
touring in fine condition, $350; Chev
A. P. Churehill came down from the rolet touring, $200; Ford delivery
Bohemia district Wednesday.
truck. $250; Ford touring, $175; Ford
Patronize home industry. The Oregon bug, $125. Terms if desired.
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Fire Relief has written insurance at
Fred Montgomery, of Springfield,
cost for 27 years— has over half million spent Monday in this city looking
dollar reserve as evidence of its good after property interests here.
management. Bee Tom Awbrey or John
Mrs. William McGilvery has gone to
Durham for rates. Near Bartell hotel.'
Brookings to join her husband who
Miss Julia Coshow, of Brownsville, preceded here there last week.
is a guest at the home of her cousin,
Mrs. George Gilchrist and children,
Mrs. K. K. Mills.
who hud been visiting in Cottage
Mrs. G'ta B«-iiiiett, of Portland, is Grove aud also iu Washington, left
visiting with ln -4 mother, Mrs. Pet Friday for their home in Duusniuir,
Sanford and her brother Ki-u.
Calif.
Robert T. Allen and Ada Hartzell,
The only wav to clean rugs and
both of Cottage Grove, were married carpets.
The Premier way.
A. L.
by Judge C. P. Barnard in Eugei
Wyuue, phone 6.
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Tuesday.
George Robert McQueen returned
Mrs. J. E. Anderson and small son, Thursday from the Bohemia district
of Walla Wulla, Wash., are visiting at where he spent two weeks.
the home of Mrs. Anderson’s sister,
Mrs. Nelson
Durham, for several
weeks.
Get Beidler’s price on sugar this
week.
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Chnatiau Bfienwi church, comer of
Ralph Albersou, of Olympia, Wash., Jefferaun avenue uud Beroud street
a nephew of George Lea spent Tuesday Sunday services at 1) a. in. Wednea
at the George l*ea home euroute to day servicea at 7:30 p. m.
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California cities.
Mrs. Carrie Hemeuway is having a
.Seventh Day Adventist Church, west
woodshed erected on her property
Mam street. Services every Saturday.
Cherry court.
Sabbath school, 10 a. ui.; church ser
Buy the “ LIG H T O V E R L A N D ’ ’ aud vice, II a. in Prayer meeting Wedues
be a satisfied owner. Delivered Cottage day, 7.30 p. in. Persons desiring iufur
Grove: Touring and Roadster, $695; inatiou call 161 J, • • •
Coupe, $1036; Sedau, $1090. Overland
Baptist Church Services will bo
Garage.
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held regularly iu the Baptist church
Mrs. N. H. Martin left Tuesday for every Lord’s day. Sunday school 10
her home in Klamath Falls after a a. in, morning service II a. ui., eve
visit here.
mug union service 8 p. m. iu city park
Mrs. W. E. Walker left Tuesday for Prayer meeting every Thursday eve
Grants Puss to attend the funeral of mug at 8 o ’clock.
• • •
her brother, Charles Smith, who was
killed Monday when he fell from a
Fresbyterian L'horch Rev. A. R
hayraek.
Hpearow, pastor. Huuday school at
I«et Nelson’s Service Station show 9:45 Morning service at 11. Uuion
you a good tire at a right puce.
u4c service in the park «Sunday evening at
8 o'clock.
The Atkinson property ou north 1
• • •
street was sold this week to D. F.
Mclhodist Church Sunday school at
Wapples through J M. Durham.
0:45, morning service at II, Kpworth
C. A. Moore has been added to the league at 7, evening service at 6.
staff of mail carriers here and is de Morning subject, " T h e Impossibility
liveriug mail on the Disstou route. of Neutrality.” Evening, 11 Savor and
I^awsou Slagle is delivering mail from Illumination
Disstou to Bohemia.
Mrs J M. Cox and daughter*, of
Christian Church Sunday school at
Cuahiug, arrived Tuesday to visit Mrs 9:45; communion and sermon at II;
C os’s parents, Mr. *od Mrs C. W. Christian Endeavor al 7; union servie*
Dw yar.
ui Ik* city park at 6.
Monroe Studio
Choicest Baked Goods
Electric
B a k e ry
CHURCH NEWS
PURE FOOD
Since our health and happiness depend so
much upon the food we eat it is of the utmost
importance that it be the purest obtainable.
Our groceries will meet the requirements of
the most fastidious.
O stra n d e r
M cQ ueen
There were three fatalities In Ore­
AGED M AN K IL L E D W HEN H IT
BY SHASTA A T CRESW ELL gon due to Industrial accidents dur
i Ing the week ending July 27, ac­
Crcswell, Ore., Aug. 2.—John Elder,
cording to a report prepared by the
aged resident of Mosier, was instantly
killed Tuesday afternoon by the Shasta state Industrial accident commission.
Limited on the Southern Pacific tracks. The victims were F F. Foster, fire-
A horror struck crowd of people saw j man, Portland; Joseph M Cantrell,
the in in meet his death.
i quarry foreman, Dufur, aud J. M. Hol­
Elder had halted across the trucks
from the station, talking with a man comb, fire fighter, Portland. A total
with whom he was negotiating u realty of 604 accidents were reported.
deal. It was when he left this man
Unless the Marlon county court Ob­
and headed for the ticket window that tains the right-of-way for the Pacific
he met his death. He stepped in front
of the speeding engine evidently be­ highway through the town of Jeffer­
lieving it to be u local train which son, this part of the road will not be
would stop at the station.
paved this year, was the announce­
The head, one arm uud one leg were ment made by officials of the state
severed from the body, which was cut
in two at the waist. The mutilated re highway department. The road to be
mains are in the custody of Coroner paved Is practically a mile In length,
Branstetter, who has beeu in comuiuui and according to the lowest bid open­
cation with relatives to direct the dis
ed at a recent meeting of the highway
(ositioii of the remains.
It is understood that he leaves a commission will cost $24,000.
wife and grown children, w as post mas
A suit to enjoin the secretary of
ter at Mosier and also proprietor of a state from placing on the ballot at
hotel there. He was about 65 or 70
the general election In November a
years of age.
proposed Initiative measure sponsor
ed by G. G. Green, of Oregon City,
CONTRACT FOR KEM BUILDING
18 LET TO ROSEBURG MAN and having for its purpose the regula­
tion of the state’s fish hatcheries and
The contract for the concrete build
ing to be erected by C. J. Keui at preventing the use of wheels, traps
Sixth and Main was let Wednesday and seines In the Columbia river, prob­
to L. W. Metzger, of Roseburg. The ably will be filed in the Marlon coun
building will be a modern two-story
ty circuit court here within the next
business block, 48 by 140 feet. Mr.
Metzger will be in the city Friday to few days.
make preparations for tearing down
Final approval by department of
the present building and for starting agriculture officials is all that Is nec
construction of the one to replace it.
essary before work can begin on Im­
Mr. Kem’s pharmacy and The Senti
nel will occupy business rooms on the provement of the Lebanon-Cascadla
first floor. A number of other store road at Shea hill, for years the worst
and office rooms have not been let as section on this roadway to the In­
yet. The second story will be fitted
terior country. The Linn county court
up for two and three room apartments.
has slgued an agreement to co-operate
with the federal government In con­
struction and maintenance of the
highway. Bide have already been re­
ceived for the work
Linn county's
share of the expense will be $38,1100,
the government providing a like sum
The process of handling berries and
other fresh fruit by the col J-pack
method will be practically revolution­
by having those casings and
ized by the new process put Into use
tubes put in first class shape at
for the first time this year by the
Oregon Growers' Co-operative assocla
tion.
Barreling and subsequent re­
frigeration of the fresh berries have
been practiced for some time, but
this has been supplanted by the use
Ship Has 18,000 Spoon*.
The
We may be cutting down our war­ of flve-gallou lacquered cans.
ships. There Is no reduction tn our fruit is placed In cans In fresh con­
liners. This applies to sire as well as dition and sealed, after which they
to number.
are frozen hard and placed In cold
Take the White Star liner, Majestic. storage.
The largest steamer In the world la
The harvesting of winter wheat In
aptly named! Ita tonnage la 56.000
Oregou Is proceeding without Interrup­
aud It la to carry 14.000 knlvea, 10,000
forka 18,000 spoons, 45,000 pieces of tion and considerable threshing has
plate In all, 178,000 pieces of linen been done, says the weekly crop sum­
and 270,000 pieces of crystal and mary of the weather bureau. The
harvest of spring wheat and oats It
glassware.
When one adds It car to , crew and well under way In some localities
passengers, one’s brain almoat stag­ Spring grain that was sown early Is
gers ut the responsibility which will fair Hi some sections and poor In
rest on the shoulders of the captalu.
others; that which was sown late is
—London Answers.
generally poor and In many cases U
a complete failure Irrigated corn con­
Shoved Off.
The Chasseur. Alplns, those classy tinues to do well, but unlrrlgated corn
k'reiich lighting men who helped train Is showing more serious effects 0
the marines who Urst weut lo France, the drouth.
could uever quite get accustomed to
Do you want to buy something and
some of the murine corpa lingo. One
of the Hlue Devils had learned the dou’t know who has it for sale! A
meaning of the aea-gulng phrase Sentinel wautad will find the owner
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■‘above off." but when he had his Urst for you.
Lessen Tire Costs
and Road Trouble
Cottage Grove Vulcanizing Works
chance to use It he was--as the say
ia—not there.
"Hey, French,” said a Leatherneck,
“ have
you
Beeu
our
lieutenant
around T”
"Out, monsieur, out,” said the potlu.
Struggling to remember the eluslva
phrase, “ he have— what you call—
pushed over.”—The Leatherneck.
Roman Ratios In London.
An old Homan building dutlug back
to the Third or Fourth century was un­
covered by workmen In (trace Church
street. London. while laying postal
cables. Une wall four and a half feet
thick aud eiteudlng downward 13 feet
appears to form part of an Inner cham­
ber of a Homan building. The outline
of the chamber la appureut aud thera
are painted ornamentations on the
wall*
Museum officials believe that
the walla belong to the original forum
of Homan Loiidou.
“OH! HOW GOOD!”
„WHAT?”
Every
Day
Bread
baked by
Bender’s City Bakery
Kerr’s Feed
Baby chick feed and mash, developing grain and mash, egg
producer and scratch feed. Alao Fisher ’» and Uolden Rod
feeds.
B E R R Y BOXES A N D ORATES
Jones & Eaton Feed and Seed Store