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S T Y LE NO. 355
As Sketched
S haring
the
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M O LLY P lT C H C Q WAS
f ir s t A m e r ic a n w o m a n
S o l O ie r W h e n h er .
h u sr a n o LYAS KILL CO
(N T he REV O LU TIO N A R Y
W A R , S he M A N N E O
M is G U N , FO U G H T
IN THE B A TTLE
OF M O N M O U T H ,-
WAS M A D E A
S E R G E A N T BY
GENERAL WASHINGTON
THUR SD AY. OCTOBER 7, 191.1
Guide to Rabbit
Raising Issued as
0. S. C. B ulletin
A
eompiehensive
illu strate d
guide to home production of ra b ­
bits is now available to Oregon
citizens w ith the publication of a
new O.S.C. experim ent station
c irc u la r No. 155, "R abbit Produc­
tion fo r M eat."
i This 32-page bulletin, w ritte n
iliy M. P. Chapman and Jay Long,
is intended p rim a rily fo r the small
unit production or rab bit meat fo r
I,nine consumption. It includes an
original design fo r an economical
rabbit hutch containing self-feed­
ers, slatted wooden floors, and a
im inim um of c ritic a l m aterial.
Since the outbreak of the w ar
there has been an unprecedented
I demand in Oregon fo r inform ation
on rabbit raising, (he authors
point out. Rabbit raising require*
little space, has few objectionable
feature«, and may be practiced
almost anywhere, often even in
¡areas where p o u ltry raising is not
LIGHT-HEARTED
You will fed light-hearted ami gay in these fashion-
right pumps this fall. Cut high on your instep, the top
line molds so easily to your foot at every step.
WE NEED USED
MERCHANDISE
Used Furniture, Farm Implements or
What have you.
We Guarantee Best Cash Price
M c L aughlins
F U R N IT U R E STORE
of last week at Hie home of her
mother. Mrs. M Mushy Harold
w ill leave Wednesday for San
Diego fo r tra in in g w ith the ma-
rines.
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O I'F K KR*S R K T K K A T
P I.A N M N H t O M K K E N t r ;
Loyal Americans
Should KnowThis
L ife insurance
policyholder«*
money is flow ing into the
The Umpqua sub-district o ffi­
United States w ar ebest at the
Rabbit meat is produced so cer's retreat and planning confer­ rate of $M..'l(M),l)fX) a day or ap­
ence
of
Hie
M
ethodist
Youth
Fel­
economically and quickly, the
proxim ately *3,0r)0.UU0.lXK) a year.
authors continue, that rabbits w ill lowship of Hie Methodist churches
'Hie Equitable L ife
Insurance
was
held
here
F
rid
ay
evening
and
, often reach frie r size 5*) to KM)
days a fte r the doe is mated. Only Saturday at the church. The Society pas dedicated Hie m onth
evening of O r,n ite r to t ie fu lfillm e n t of
fo ur to five pounds of suitable meeting o|>en<-d Friday
feed art* required to produce one w ith a covered dish supper w rv r d »he desire to "C a rry on to V ic­
/Ç iy
I •
pound of live weight rabbit. Rab- hy ihe ladies of the church in the to ry " Program. To reflect this in
«Mr*/
- V x
hit raising may be w e ll comh’i’iwd d,n,nK room l) r Sl1* * F: Fatrham • creditable manner, every prom-
We Give and Redeem 8 AH Green Stampa
w ith v ic to ry gardening
as the (>F Salem, Cascade d is tric t au|x*r- *um d o lla r in itia te d by our field
T he S P IR IT O F M O L L Y P IT C H E R IS S T R O N G TOOAY
W O M E N IN THE A R M E D F O R C E S — A R M Y A N O N A V Y
rabbits ran use some excess ggr - ’ Intendent, was guest speafarr. his force during October fo r new pro-
N U R S E S , W A F S . W A C S , W A V E S . S P A R S , M A R IN E S ...
den produce a« green feed and I n , ««P*® being "C h rist Above A ll" »ection. both o rd in a ry
life and
W O M E N IN H O M E A N O F A C T O R Y ...
tu rn supply rabbit manure, which * h ic b is the national Youth Meth- group insurance w ill be Invested
ALL
CACPYZ/VG CW T H £ P /O M S E J Z T K A D t T / O H '
is high in nitrogen content and **<l»»*t Fellowship m otto. Dr. F air- 1,1 government bondB Joining in
exceptionally valuable fo r garden bam s daughter. Miss E dith Fair- *bis tribu te.
Hie society
w ill
SHAWNG THE J O B -
and truck crojis
ham, rendered a vocal solo. Group m atch these premiums, d o lla r lo r
A wide va riety of feeds may lx* meetings followed at which tim e d o lla r out of other funds avail-
615 Main Street
G ETTING IN T O TH E F /6H T .
Cottage Grove
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used fo r rabbits, although, like plans were outlined fo r the Mctlvi- ftblc fo r Investment, so thdt a fte r
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- any o the r kind *>f livestock, they ties of the year. A social hour of »he records of the program are
Mrs. W illia m Petersen visited From there they went to Camp w ill do best and grow most rapid-
recreation closed the evening completed a sum ffoi.-tle the new
over the week end w ith her daugh- Crowder, Missouri, where he was ly on a w ell balanced ration which The churches o f Roseburg. Y o n - ( ’r ’ °ber prem ium s w ill go
into
ter, Mrs. Howard W iley and M r. stationed, and since then he has includes some »ugh protein sup- calla, Drain. E lkton, Creswell and government »»ones ns a "C a rry On
W iley in Salem.
been transferred to F ort Mon-
plement. Green feeds and root Cottage Grove were represented
V icto ry In v e s tm e n t"
m outh. New Jersey.
crops are valuable as a supple- by .15 young people. The leaders
New Prem ium im ita r« (or Oc­
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ment, to, but not as a substitute of the conference and retreat were tober w ill therefore become
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M r. and Mrs. J. B righton Leon-
See W. B. JOHNSTON fo r Real
M r. and Mrs. T. K. Sears o f ard spent three days last week in
M r. and Mrs. Jack G ilro y
of lor, "h o le grain and legume hay. Miss Ethel Jean Caln, president
DOUBLE DOLLARS F< >R
Estate Bargains. Loans. Rentals Salem, fo rm e r residents of Cot- Portland buying fo r the Sm art
VICTORY
P ortland were week end guests which form the basis of satisfac- of the South Cascade d is tric t;
Office No. 22 So. 5th St.
42-tfc tage Grove, were v isitin g rela- Shop and w hile in Portland were o f M r. and Mrs. Merle Porter, to ry rabbit feeds. the authors Miss Pearl Sherlock of Portland,
H K METCALF. Agent
tives and friends here last week. guests at the home o f M r. and M r. G ilro y ret"-med to Portland warn.
confejence d ire c to r o f religious
Phone 115J
Mrs. Colen G aroutte and daugh­
The bulletin, w hich may be ob- education. Miss D orothy Harding,
Mrs Chet Stroup. Bob Stroup ac- and Mrs. G ihoy remained fo r a
te r Colene are moving from the
tamed free from any Extension o f - ' m inister in charge of Bennett
Lem ley residence to her home at , Mrs. L illie C raig o f D rain is companied them »tome and spent longer visit.
ftr s a Crack«
fire, includes sections on manage- Chapel of Portland
spending
the
week
at
the
home
of
the
week
end
a
t
the
Leonard
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C ulp Creek.
Stubborn particle« of dirt that «at­
ment
practices,
slaughtering
and
A
t
the
business
meeting
S
atur-
her daughter. Mrs. M. V. Weiden home,
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Crabb of
tic In moulding«, crack«, and other
and fam ily.
S.drm have moved this week to skinning. handling pelts, control- day m orning Miss A ltx-rta Adkins, hard-lo-grt-at cnrnera. can be dis­
M r. and Mrs. Masters received
ling
diseases
and
even
a
fe
w
rnb-
chairm
an,
was
in
charge.
The
Mrs. K a tie Buchner o f Oregon th e ir home on north 10th street
lodged by whlakmg with a paint
w ord th a t th e ir son Eugene, who
bit recipes.
Fred Bressler-and Tom M inor
worship service was |e«l by Miss brush that haa been dipped In soapy
has been employed at the ship­ are spending a few days in east­ C ity is spending the week at the recently» vacated by the Lance
El»x-| Jean Cam a fte r which the water.
home o f the Rev. and Mrs. F rank Naish fam ily.
yards in Portland, was taken to ern Oregon hunting deer.
second session of group planning
E.
BnAvn,
her
daughter
and
son-
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the Good Sam aritan hospital F r i­
classes of lixtal group activitie s in
WOOO W A N T E D
in-law.
day. They le ft Tuesday m orning
M r. and Mrs. M alta M ille r left
Sunday guests at the ly>uis : »be fields of Worxn?p anti Evange-
fo r P ortland to visit him.
last week on a tr ip east which
M ary hsm, W orld FHeixaihlp. Commun-
Dodge home were Mrs.
M r. and Mrs. W. Edgar Brown
w ill take them to Enfield. I l l i ­
Land. Mrs. Ada Jennings nnd **y Service, anil Recreation and
M rs. T. C. Wheeler and Mrs. nois, where they w ill v is it M r. of Oregon C ity were Sunday over
daughter Donna, Mrs. Glen Jen- *‘<’ WUrr was held t he class lead-
Sam Veatch returned F riday from M ille r s brother, and to M arion. night guests o f the Rev. and Mrs.
nings, M r and Mrs. Ix»ll>ert Jen- , r * w «ro Miss Betty Adkins, W or-
Brem ertan, Washington, where Kentucky, where they w ill visit F rank E. Brown. M r. Brown is a
nings and son Gary, A ll of H arris- *hlp;
Miss
D orothy
Harding,
brother
of
the
Rev.
Brown.
M rs. W heeler visited her son Rex another brother. Enroute home
World Friendship. Miss Ethel •lust a line to lei you know we
burg.
and fa m ily and Mrs. Veatch vis- they plan to v is it relatives and
Arm and Wynne o f W aldport
W allis Boslaugh and Frank Jean Cain. C om m unity Service; are still ut 3 l i * Main, phone in
friends of Mrs. M ille r a t Prince-
ited her m other, Mrs. Ed H oyt.
the Rev. Feenstra and Miss Ruth
visited over the week end at the
B
ird
of P ortland were Sunday
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ton, Minnesota.
home o f his sister, Mrs. Herbet t
dinner guests nt the Mrs. M. Mos­ Froman of Roseburg, recreation still Hi», we still «dl groeeries,
Mrs. R uth Woodson le ft the
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and leisure.
Eakin,
leaving
Sunday
evening
for
by
home.
firs t o f the week fo r San Louis
M r. and Mrs. Casey Jones of
Election o f officers was held meats ami vcgetablca, litui still
Richmond.
C
alifornia,
to
visit
his
M r. and Mrs. ("has. Teeters and fo r the coming year w ith Miss
Obispo. C alifornia, fo r an indefi- The Dalles visited recently at the
n ite stay. She has -rented her home o f M r. and Mrs. W H.
Arm and Jr., who is a m i-
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Peterson Freda Hendrickson of Roseburg w iite mail subs to the Eugene
home to M r. and M rs.. E ve rett Bachelder w hile looking fo r a io- c ln l^,ls, rnate ln the navy. His
and children attended a d in n e r,
,l|p).h .fJ rhalrni)tn n|K< M , „
Powell.
cation here. They have purchased j??n ,
who is stationed at
in Cottage Grove Sunday h o n o r-, A im il V((.k
( .„tUlg,. ( ;r „ v,. sec- Register f ¡nani. Free delivety
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the W atkins cabins and service M arfa F,eW- M arfa Te* “ - is
ing the golden wedding anniver­ rotary. The meeting closed w ith Tiiesilay.s, Tliiirsduys and Sat-
Mrs. E arl Ballew and Mrs. Oval station on the highway south of
“ ^ Land_.v ,^ n ” g hl<i fa ,her
sary of M r and Mrs. James Le- a luncheon served nt nixin by the
and brother at Richmond. Mrs.
bow. Mrs. Lebow is a sister of Service G uild of the church.
'iirdn va.
Powell returned last week from a . 10^ 0,
Louise Renner and tw o children of
Mrs. Teeters.
tr ip to Santa Ana, C alifornia.
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where they visited M is. P ow ells E,m cr Kent and grandson Jon Unwell were also week-end guests
Mrs. M ary Anderson and son
Salesbooks. The Sentinel.
daughter and fam ily.
departed Monday fo r Nunn. Colo- at
home o f Mrs. Eakin.
spent the week end at th e ir home
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rado, where they w ill v is it M r.
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in Junction C ity.
M r. and Mrs. Ray Nelson and K c n t's sister. Miss Elsie Kent.
M rs- George McQueen returned
Mrs. Ed Tw ing is in Eugene re­
daughter o f Bremerton. Washing- and from »here they w ill go to Monday from a trip to Minnea-
ceiving medical treatm ent.
ton, arrived in town Monday af- Agenda, Kansas, to v is it his m oth- P°,,s- Minnesota.
She was accom-
M r. and Mrs. Clarence Peter-
temoon. M r. Nelson w ill be here er and other relatives. Mrs. Eva Panied by her sister.
week
to
c-
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,
..
son arc m oving this
For
containers
alone
the
navy
WaMe|)
C|ar<>nc<1 w , „ leave F r i­
a few days while repairing his Aubrey and Mrs. H oyer are as-
Miss Sara G. B la ir o f H o lly ­ and other w ar agencies w ill re-
home. M rs. Nelson and daughter «»siting at K ent's M arket,
day fo r the army.
wood, C alifornia, a fo rm e r Cot- quire an increase o f fo u r b illion
w ill rem ain longer.
Henry Cooper and son Kenneth
M r. and Mrs. Vern Davis le ft ,age Grove resident is giving a hoard feet o f lum ber this year and another son H arold of Lon-
Oro-
M r. and Mrs. N. E. Compton Monday and expect to v is it at senes o f educational lectures In <?yer las, year's box « d crat.ng
„ h lln . in_ , rin
and M r. and Mrs. 'J. O. Craven Kansas C ity, Missouri, O ttum w a, Los Angeles, ta king as her topic production, according to Rear Ad- gon ' nn
on a
"F e a r." Miss B la ir is a daughter m ira i C lark H ow ell
Woodward,
‘ hunting
K trip P- .
and Kay Leonard spent Sunday in Iowa, and A itke n, Minnesota.
Mrs. Ivan Sm ith of Izirnne vis­
o
f
the
late
Co.
and
Mrs.
W.
B
la
ir
USN,
"
if
overseas
delivery
ached
Eugene a t the home o f M r. and
ited Thursday a, the home o f her
Mrs. W. R Ashwarth, daughter of
Claude M ille r and son who operated the Oregon hotel in «Hes fo r « s c q tia l supplies aro to
ts M f an(J M rs g y , )(jd
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Charles, who have been w ith L t.
early part o f the 20th oen-
met.
This means to ta l U43 ley.
,
the Comptons.
M ille r at Grass Valley, C alifornia, »ury. The fa m ily were asaociated hox and c ra tin g requirem ents of
M r. and Mrs. A. H. Weber of visited at the home of her sister- »n the booming days of Bohemia «hough lum ber fo r the construe- f i ( | s
t (h(.
pni, w j)h h(,r
Brow nsville visited Saturday at in-law, Mrs. W. H. Bachelder, en- mines and the three daughters, ,lon of one m illio n five-room
i.
, „
f ..
-r-,...,.
the home o f M r. and Mrs. Richard route to her home at Astoria.
MaurJe, Ruth and Sara, were en- •tomes, the West Coast Lum ber-
Bushell and Mrs. M ary Ross. M r.
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te rtainin g vocalists. Miss B la ir m e n « ««sociation points out
M ilto n and
Weber is a brother of Mrs. Ross.
M r. and Mrs. Lester Brisbane now resides in H ollywood
and
A detailed statem ent by A d m tr- d
¿(
. . ', ,.fIS,,.rn f>rei, „ n
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of Portland spent the week end lectures in the Bullock assembly , ’ 1 Woodword on v ita l navy uses o f
n„ T h n r «1 iv
Mrs. Rotiert Grannis, who had here at th e ir home.
room. Interesting subjects include forest products has been publish-
‘ ..
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been visiting a t the home of M r
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“ Fear in the W a r,” “ Fear in the
»" booklet form and may be |
rs H aroW^Boalaugh
and Mrs. F. L. Grannis, is spend-
I t pays to insure w ith sure in- Home,” "A Post-W ar W orld Free b,lfl Upon request to the As.socia-
....
ing this week in Seattle visiting surance w ith Chas. HalL
14-tfc from Fear.”
*’on- Yeon Building, Portland, or
w ith friends.
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'S tu a rt Building. Seattle.
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Schofield S tew art to r Plumbing.
Fred Ball of Fossil and daugh-
Every skilled job in the woods
Red Rose B u tte r and lee Cream. Phone 217J.
1-tfc te r Mrs. Ray Scherzinger o f R iv- anfl m i,ls '«• in «vpry sense, a
Ask for them . C. O. Creamery. 7-tf
erside, C alifornia were overnight h a ttli' station, the adm iral de-
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The cow jumped over the moon, guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J. P. G ra- »'l^ros. "E very tree of fig h tin g
Due to the lack of help, vis it- but don’t you jum p to the con- ham Wednesday. M r. Ball and a^ e and S*.ZP *s wanted in the
is Me LAST DAYg/ou can
ors w ill not be adm itted in the ¡elusion that jum py nerves w ill Mrs Graham were lifelong friends. " ‘‘ Die of Freedom.
m a il ^mas packages
afternoons at the B u tle r m ater- quit jum ping. C hiropractic w ill They were enroute to Mrs. Scher-
Salesbooks. receipt books, book­
n ity home. V isiting hours from
r-'-' — stop * them.
u Dr. „ Simkins,
n
« over - Pet- Zinger’s home at Riverside.
to SOLDIERS overseas
keeping systems. The S/-ntinel.
rdua RO«T orr<5< atu.
*ow o*
7:3») to 9;00 p, m. only.
Leather Zipper Duffle Bags, Leather Zipper Cigarette
7-tfc ersen's. Phone 5.
8-tfc
rw ( mtahji
M r. and Mrs. LeRoy Beghtol
Cases, Billfolds, Sewing Kits, Heart Shield New Testaments
have moved from B irch avenue to
(metal ocver), Writing Folios, Plastic Coated Playing
the house just •-,:side the c ity
Cards, Metal Mirrors, Stationery, Soaps, Miniature Games
lim its on South 6th street owned
by Vinal Randall.
—Checkers, Chess, Etc., Shoeshine Kits, Leather Picture
In Army ltusset crushed leather . . . . in black . . . .
or in town brown suede with m atching leather tip
. . . . and ONIA'
permitted.
» 1,7
s fe <
C IT Y
B R IE F S
Dorena
Kent’s Market
Cold Prevention
with ORAL
COLD VACCINE
Commonly called cold
shots, will keep you on
the job this winter.
Brown’s Drug Store
OCT-15 CHRISTMAS FOR
OVERSEAS MEN
HUNTERS
Special accident policy of $3,000 for accidental death and
special weakly indemnities.
Extremely low rates. Policy can be bought for one day or
and length of time. Age limits 18 to 69. Issued to either
men or women.
Charles S. Hall
Insurance Agency
Mrs. Jessie Backensto of Rose­
burg is v isitin g a t the home of
her son and daughter-in-law M r
and Mrs. H. A. McCormack of
W alker.
Mrs. Barbara Hand of Eugene,
who has been employed as book­
keeper at the M a rtin Motors, has
resigned and her place is being
filled by Mrs. Juanita Sutherlin.
Mrs. Iziis Byrne returned Sun­
day night from a m onth’s tr ip
east. Part of her vacation was
spent at Concordia. Kansas, w ith
her husband Howard A, Byrn,
who was on furlough at that tinte.
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WANTED
Cases, Fountain Pens, Seaffer Voyagers, Service Sox.
Note —We expect a large shipment of hard candy in a
few days. Special types sold only for overseas shipments.
MAN TO CONTRACT
TEARING DOWN
HOUSE. CORNER
6th & WASHINGTON.
ACT AT ONCE.
CONTACT
WM. BARTELS
Don't forget to include Xmas Cards for the boys to mail back to their friends and rela
tives. Our stock is now on display. Also, parcel post labels, Xma:> gift wrapping paper
seals, heavy paper for outside wrapping, heavy cord, etc.
Don’t Forget
15 Inch Length
36 Inch Girth
Net Over 5 Lbs.
COTTAGE GROVE PHARMACY
BROWN S CUT RATE DRUO STORE
Phone 244