— f Sand and Gravel at Reduced Prices Doings of Our Neighbors Prompt Delivery Call leleplion« Tabor ¿06.1 Bkl'HZY ITEMS CONTRIBUTED BY HERALD REPORTERS AT NEARBY POINTS R. Hcyting 82 Hi. an«l 4Ath Ave., H. E Watches Clocks and Jewelry Repaired and Made to Order J. P. Nordin Main Htrest Rose City Van anMM*n under course of construction for I the past few month« ia now nearly com­ plete, ami will l>e formally itedicated 1 next Sunday March 8th. Heveral Mln- , isters from Woodbum and Portland, and , the State H. H. Missionary will be in attendance. Tiie Choir Is preparing «pedal nnude for tiie accaaaion and there 1 will also Im trains«! voice« from oilier ' places, the forenoon meeting will liegin ( at 10 o’clock and the afternoon meeting | at about 2:80 o’clock evening service i 7:80. Rev. Reeder, of Portland will tie : the pastor for the coming year. The di- | mansion» of the church am 32x44; | the Auditorium is 32x82 and divided from this by five folding door« 1« a class room 10x20 and a room 10X12 which may Im used as a library, and there is also an entrance room, Much credit The girls high school basket ball team ia due a certain few who have worked , so faithfully and willingly on the build- will go to Hood Kiver next to play a ing. and we now have a beautiful clmrch, return game. Mias Jessie Young will i Um pride of the vicinity. go in charge ot tiie girls. Lewis Stiattuck is employed as a sales­ Mr. and Mr«. P. O. DMIMM*a litt'e «laughter Helen, is in Um hospital slowly man for tiie Ford Automobile Company. Miss Velma Metzger is slowly im­ recovering from a very serious attack of appendicitis, an opperatlon was per­ proving. formed about a week ago. H. L. St. Clair is having extensive im­ Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Reed were in provements made in his home on Hood I Portland Hat Avenue. R M. Dodson, waa called to California > Oscar Edwards, of Hiletx, Oregon, was by the illness of hia motlier who went a recent guest of John Brown. there last fall hoping the climate would Mr. and Mrs Geo. Ed wards are spend­ be beneficial to her delicate health. ing a few days with the latter’s parents, On account of the ilinea of our teacher, Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Squire. Mr. Ed­ Misa Ix*ah Burgeons, our Academy is wards has accepted a position in Great Falls, Montana, they will leave in a i closed for a week. Dickson Bros, have moved to l^tour- short time for that city. | ell wliere they will be employed on 'Columbia River Highway. I «- » ! I »1 ■ CHERRYVILLE •— Htormy March is in evidence, x EveningTelegram and HERALD tiie J Tbs winter is past and gone and the | spring-time is here once more. The spelling contest at Handy last , Fiiday, in which four school« psrtici- I pstwi resulted in first .prize for Ruth Revenue of Bandy and second prise for i George Couper Jr. of Cherryville. The Handy paper ha« «ospended but ' another one will take its place, it is ex- i pected, in a short time. Articles have appeared lately in re- i gard to the railroad being extended 1 from Bull Run up on the north side of the Handy riyer to Welch«« Camp. This i« not considered practical as engineer» who surveyed a route (or the flume to take water out of the Handy river at Camp Hix, reported that the best way waa tn dig a tunnel under the mountain near Marmot to take the water to the reservoir at Bull Run. This involved a Cost of nearly $1,000,000. .No railroad will go to that expense. The roatl will l>e built through Handy and Cherryville. GILBERT «--------------------------------------------:—K District 45 Development League' held a epeiling contest at Gilbert School house evening of Feb. 28. A good ’attendance enjoyed the work «tone, about fifty per­ sons took part in the contest. Mrr. Walker and Mr. Burgoine were the Captains. Mr. Burgoine’« aide won. Mr. McBee gave out the words for spelling, startol with easy and working to diffi- cult. There was four champions who won tiie honor«, spelling all words vain- ely, Miss Lilly Blunan, Mrs. Burgoine, Mr. Dawson and Mr. Emery. The new Calkins Hall, ia to be used for the first time on Thursday afternoon, I the Ijuiies Aid of Bennett Chapel will meet for regular business. Let me paint your house. It will sell quicker. Lovett, lOt! Main St. A “Piano” For $10 Save Middleman’s Profit Economy A penny savsd ia a penny «arnad/— Banjamin Franklin. • nd buy your Bread at Brugger’s Bakery. 3 large loave« of hot bread for 10c. We are now running two wagon« to town and we arc «elling the «amt Brest! from house to hou«e at 5c a lost, the same Brea«! we «ell 3 for 10c here. All our customer« over town think it« the best Brésil out, and yon can get it at 3 lor 10c here. Brugger’t Bakery on tiie car line, formerly Mt. Hcott Bakerv. Beware of imitation of Brugger’s Bread. • _________________ ; I ' ’ FH A RY BROS. Inc. COLLECTORS Collections Everywhere 1 I I No Collection—No Charge Agent for Mt. Scott, Montatili«, ■ml Eastern Multnomah. We Make a' Personal Call Mortagages Foreclosed We Buy Notes How to Uos Leftover Moats. ADV I RUSLI) LEInRS The greatest economy In the home Advertised letters for week ending menu comes with the knowledge ot making over meat Into u dish that I m Feb., 28, 1914. Local Manager Clancy, A. L. ; Falland, B. O ; Gustaf­ both tasty and nourishing un«l h dish that does not pr«M-lalm too loudly tlx* son, Mrs. Amanda; Hall, Mrs. Emma; Main St. ard Foster Hoae D. 1; Ramsdell, C. 8.; Smith, Frank; freed from the bone, heated In Its own Thellke, A. A.; Walker, Mrs. Rosa, gravy and used as follows: Make a Wood, Marie; •mall pan of biscuit dough and when Geo. W. Spring, Postmaster. It la baked *t>llt it open and pour on the tneaL Place the remainder of the Daily Oregonian, Herald, McCall,s biscuit on top and pour over all the Magazine and Suoset, all for the thb kened grnvy. • HUces of meet of any kind may be regular price (16.00) of the Oregonian, heat«*«! in a portion of the gravy and if taken at the Herald office. canned muahrooms added. Add butter, thicken with flour and serve on toast. for painting jot)«. Are you looking Pork may be cooked until the meat for a painter' Let us get together and have a talk. I can ten you falls to pie«-ei«; then remove the bone, what it will cost you. can suggest add seasoning, a little thyme, boiling color schemes and will tell you what water and thicken with <*ornn>enl to materials I use I mix my own paint make a stiff musb, boiling a half hour. after studying the conditions of the Turn ont into a bread mold, and when surface to be painted. These condi­ cold It is sliced and fried. It is known tion« have a direct bearing on the ■a scrapple. way the paint should be mixed. I USE PIONEER OR Beef I-oaf.—Use a cupful of cold beef that tina been run through a chopper. Selby “Dutch Bor White Lead Mix with a half cupful of breedcrumla«. and pure linseed oil. I consider paint some grated onion, a little melted but­ made from these materials to be the best. ter, one egg fnd the thick pulp of 1st ■» Fixers m *• tat ti tks M Tss Ssw m HM canned tomatoes, Seuson wall, mold TABOR 4702 in loaf form and bake in oven until RALPH P. LAWRENCE brown. It should lie liasted occasion We Give S. A H. Green Trad KALOCMINING and PAPERHANGING ally with hot water and melted butter ing Stamps Tomato sauce may tie nerved with it. Another form of using cold beef is to chop it fine, add one egg to a cupful of the meat, a little grated onion and breadcrumlsi to thicken. Heat all to gether, cool and form into tiny balls. Dip these in egg and crumbs and fry in smoking hot fat Drain on paper Lents Sta., Portland, Oregon and serve. Hash.—There are many forma of hash, and it may be made to taste and look very apfM*tlxing. Cold corn beof I*erhapn is the most desirable meat to Use. To one cupfui of the cbop|>ed meat add two cupfuls BORING OREGON of chopiMMi raw potatoes. Cold l>oiled Phone sSx IHjtatoes may be used, but toey do not Mill 11-4 miles »outheaut of KeleoJ Prest-O-Lite Service give the same taste that the raw ones CEDAR POSTS do. Cover with cold water and cook SHINGLES uutil the potatoes are tender. Season MOULDINGS well and thicken with cracker dust, adding a lump of butter. Cover and TURNED WORK allow to set until a crust forms on the bottom of the mixture and fften fold Large «lock of Dimension Lumber on hand like an omelet. It may lie garnished Rough and 1) reused lumber for all purpose« with parsley and rings of pepper. If ! «end order to JON8RCD BROS. Baring RD 2 it does not brown readily it may be i----------------------------------------------------------------- shifted to another frying pan with hot butter, and It will brown quickly. GEORGE G. IRVINE I’m on the Lookout F F Tailor to Men and Women Foster Road Next Door to P. O. JONSRUD BROS. Automobile Repairing VULCANIZING LUMBER $6 AND UP Deposit: balance on easy pay ments. Let your “Christmas Storage ’Battery Dosen Beets Weigh 147 Pounds. present” be a permanent one. Recharging Cottage Grove.—A dosen mangel Let us prove to you a saving of $25 to $100 on any piano you wish beets that tip the acalaa at 147 pounds JEWELER We Carry] a Stock’d JORD Parties near Vancouver are 'making have been raised by J. M. kicDole as to buy. Our system of selling an indication of the poasiblllUea of charcoal ont of alder and find it is first- Parts and Accessories class for powder. They have already insures satisfaction. Free tuning Cottage Grove aoU. Watches, Jewelry made contracts with the government to and inspection for one year. We j Day and Night Service furnish the charcoal which will be offer you a good piano for $195 Spring Blood and System Cleanser Repair Work madw into powder by the government. Address (others would charge you $300). During the winter mouths impurities Now we can break the back of the pow­ accumulate, your blood becomes im­ Special offer for this week: First All Goods andjWork der trust. We can get powder to blow player piano for $455 pure and thick, vour kidneys, liver out stumps at Iras than half the cost class Beaver State Herald First Class now demanded. Things are coming our (regular price $600). No sensa­ and bowels fail to work, causing so- called "Spring Fever ” Yon feel tired, slowlv. tional (circus) advertising; we weak and 'asv. Electric Bitter*—the Near Foet Office, Foster Road Oregon wav Lents. The decision from the Court cf Ap- LENTS are out of the “high-rent dis­ spring tonic and system cleanser—is Third Ave. and Foster Road [ peats on the railroad land, which waa trict ” ; no ’ ‘ buncomb piano what you need; they stimulate the J to have l>een renderwl in February has A kidneys, liver an I l-iw*-’s tn healthy ac­ | heeu postponed until Marrh 31. Hon- checks” nor “trading stamps.” tion, expel hl od impurities ami restore j estly it makes a man tired to see how We positively give you ^more your health, strength and ambition. , theite rascally lawyer« have wronged value at a less price than is possi­ Electric Bitters makes yon feel like ' th«* people of t(iia state in thia miserable ble to obtain elsewhere. Send us DR. JOHN FAWCETT I buaines«. If there waa enough money new. Starts four week's treatment— the names of three or more it will put von in fine ehape for your In Oregon’s Most Reliable Association put up, ev-ry one of these legal lights Diseases of Women and Children spring work Gnirante»d Ail Druggists. could I m » hired to fight th» cast* they are I friends or neighbors who miflrht a Specialty now retaine«! for. Ia»t them go on with be interested in a piano,'.'’player 50c. and $1 00. Oregon Fire] Relief, Oregon Merchants Mutual N. E. («drisa A Ca. Ntirteip*» r St. lists their rotten work. There is a hereafter piano or Victrola, and we will Fire, American Life and Accident In- Pacific Tabor 3214 Home Local 2111 and all of these rascals will have to send you and them a beautiful surance of Portland answer (or their * scull-duggery.” State of Ohio, city of Toledo. I — monthly art calendar for.' 1914. Lucas County. I A. D. KENWORTHY A CO. Booth, of Eugene, is out for U. H. , Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he !s MODERATEjRATES PROTECTION’AND BENEFITS Senator on the Republican ticket and A visit will be of mutual advant­ senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney A Co., doing business In the City of To­ We will be pleased to ledo. County and State aforesaid, and makes a great spiel about hia patriotism ' age. Funeral Directors said flrm will pay the sum of ONE and high sense of honor and desire to demonstrate the “Christmas that HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev­ serve the people. He ia the same man ; player” action, which can be ery case of Catarrh that cannot be cured 1 L 0. 0. F. BUILDING by the use of HAUL'S CATARRH CURE. that la a I'artner to Booth, Kelly A Co. J. CHENEY. easily installed in any piano, and Sworn to before FRANK me and subscribed In Tabor 52«7 that obtained 40,000 acrea of the best my presence, thia 4th day of December, I timber land imaginable of the Oregon A makesany piano a “playor piano” ' A. D. 188& Lents, (8eal) A. W GLEASON, or anybody a pianist, Our California railroad for different prices, Notary Public. all far below the actual value, when the “auto” is at your service, Hall ’ s Catarrh Cure Internally Open and acts directly upon Is the taken blood and mu­ Phones: Main 480, Home A 4658 government expressly stipulate«! that evenings. cous surfaces of the system. Send for Soule Bros. Piano testimonials, free. th** lan«i should he sold to actual settler« Company. 388 Morrison 8treet. F. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O. In tracts of 180 acres at a uniform price ♦ Sold by all Druggists. 75c. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation. of $2 50 Last year this would-be- near Tenth.—Adv. One Year A. N. GARDNER $4.50 GARAGE PflOFESSIONAl CARDS INSURE NOW John Brown, Gresham, Ore. BEWARE Dunning & McEntee FUNERAL DIRECTORS senator set tip a mournful plea that he Seventh and Ankeny Streets Portland .... Oregon was antinnocent purchaser ami that he and his innocent (?) partners should Alvord Undertaking Company he confirmed on their titles to this ill- gotten land. This was such a raw deal Lenta and Kern Park th* John M Court, of Portland, then G. E. GREENLEAF. Manager the U. 8. District Attorney for Oregon. Res. 4510 70th St. S. E. Cor. 43th Ave tol«1 the writer that he wrote to Attorney Funeral Directors and Embalmers General Wicheraham and told him th it Calls answered day or night in any part this kind of business did not look good of the city. Quick Alito Service, Fine to him and that he would not stand for Equipment, Lady Assistant. it a little bit, and accordingly resigned Night Phone 1« lisa b»y Phone Tabor anr.2 bay Phone Ixint» F*71 LODGE DIRECTORY. Shiloh Circle No I», tartlea of (I. A. R. meets 1st and M Satnrilay evening» In I. O. O. F. hall, Lsate. Llllah Maffet, Pre«., Carrie Ingle«, Seo’y. Stove«, ranges, furniture, cooking Kickapoo Worm Killer Expels Worms ótensela and all kinds of household The cause < 1 your child's ills—The guala new ami second hand. Izivetta, foul, fetid, offensive breath—The start­ 106 Main St. ing up with terror and grinding of teeth while asleep—The sallow com­ Stubborn, Annoying Coughs Cured plexion—The dark circles under the "Mv hu«bxnd had a cough for fifteen eves—Are all indication« of worms. year» and my son for eight year». Dr Kickapoo Worm Killer is what your King'« New Diawvery completely cured child needs; it expels the worm«, the them, for which I am mo-t thankful,” cause of the child's unhealthy condi­ writes Mrs. David Moor, of Saginaw, tion. For the removal of seat, stomach W rm Ala. W hat Dr. King’p New Discovery and pin worms, Kickap >o Ils laxative ' did f'»r these men, it will do for yon. Killer gives sure relief. GRESHAM Dr. King’s New Dis -ove-y should lie in effect adds tone to the general system. everv home. Stop« hacking coughs, re­ .Supplied as a candy confection—child­ «------------------------------------ B Safe ami sure relief. II. M. German has gone to Lincoln, lieves la grippe and all throat ami lung ren like it. Price Buv a box today. ail'nents. Money hack if it fails, All Guaranteed Neb., to dispose of his prop-rty there. 25c. All druggists or by mail Miss Winnifred Osborn who has been druggists. Price 50e. and $1.00. N. E. IscklM A Ct. FlilMtipMi ir St. lo«is Uckapw Inti»« Met 0«. Mat» er St. Heit visiting relatives at Damascus hwi re Of High Grade Whiskey It Leads to Low Grade Drunkenness The Young Emancipators