Cottage Grove sentinel., August 22, 1912, Image 3

NUF SED
Legat’s
Harness Shop
Rear First National Bank
Phone 35
wtsi sim
Feed & Livery
HAHN
I very thing New and
Up-to-l)<il<*
BOHEMIA STAGE
OPPORTUNITY THAT
IS KNOCKING
PROSPERITY FOR VEGETABLE
AND BERRY GROWERS
set nut 2isi acres o f (jerries this fall.
The company is capitalized at IIIO.IXM),
uml plana to install a water and elec­
tric light system, build cottages and
change the name o f the town of Derry
to “ Loganberry.’ *
EXHIBITS ASKED FOR
PRODUCTS SHOW
“ 1 he Shop” Where Good Printing Is
Done The Sentinel.
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BIG LAND
SHOW NOV. 18th to 23d.
Corvallis Cannery Dlhpuses of Sea­ CRESWELL HAS BIG GRAIN YIELD Attractive Cash Prizes Offered to
son's Puck With Ease That
Orchardiata, Farmers, Commer­
Oats Go 75 Bushels.—Other Items
Augurs Well for the
cial Clubs, Districts and
From Orchard City.
•
Future.
Other Exhibitors.
Fred Wright, who lives three miles
aoutli o f ('resw ell, has threshed a Held
The inuiiMgeinent o f the Corvullia
| o l outs that went 7fi bushels to the
Make« rrgulur trips to lloheniiu
cannery ih just recovering from an un­
acre. Hia wheat w ill average better
|MMtollkre every Monday, W «lrn a
expected h hock o f surprise, and in ita
• lay uml Friday.
I.enven from
than ¿11 bushels. Some o f it will pro­
recovery
it
a.-c»
rosy
visions
of
pros­
Weat Hide Keen ami I,(very Barn.
duce as high as VI bushels to the acre.
perity for berry and vegetable growers
Mr. W right also has a Held o f corn
if they w ill only pul out aullicient
that promises a heavy yield.
It is
acreage to make |io*aihle a pack that
Mmi wauls but little here below, uml w ill be large enough to attract large enough for any one. An Iowa or Min­
■ Sentinel wnnt uti. w ill get thut for buyers. The cause for the aurpriae is nesota corn grower may feast hia eyes
on big stalks and fat eura. Those who
Mm.
the unex|>ected eaae with which the
do not believe that the W illam ette val­
season's pack « as disposed of. A fter
ley can raiae corn should see Mr.
the output was in the cans, the man­
W right's exhibit at the coming fair.
ager made a trip to the wholesale dis­
“ Good roads and safe bridges leading
trict o* Portland to diaposc o f it. lie
to
Greswell“ w ill be the slogan of the
found
an
unexpectedly
keen
demand,
A n i I P A T
I hi * g i r m I i i i MHul i ion
1 1 111 I r h r
‘I**»»» t*n I I h r
and In leas than a day he dispoaed of Development lea g u e from now on.
I HI HI Mil I A (M IN IS , P ro p *.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL
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A g l ti tl ll tl t ut L ' o l l r g r ,
t ut s a l i l a O r r g o i i
School Year Opens September 20th
The Pacific Northwest Land Products
Show will be held in Portland, Oregon,
umler the auspices o f the Oregon State
Horticultural Society, November 18th
to 23d inclusive.
The Pacific Northwest Land Products
Show is the expanding o f the scope
and purposes of the Oregon Apple
Show, after careful consideration by
the Board o f Directors and the officers
o f the Oregon State Horticultural So­
ciety. and a conclusion reached that
the interests o f those engaged in the
many branches o f agriculture ahould be
recognized, as well as the interests of
the orchardiata. Every district in the
II. C. Wheeler, o f Pleasant Hill, Pacific Northwest will be invited to ar­
| practically the entire slock.
That
which remained wan in lota too small transacted business in Creawell on F ri­ range for competitive exhibition, col­
to be attractive, or the entire output day. Mr. Wheeler ia chairman o f the lective display o f all orchard and aoil
Pleasant H ill electric road committee products grown in and best adapted to
would have lieen sold at once.
The (Airvallie cannery e n te r«] upon and while in Creawell met and con­ their respective localities.
The orchardist, districts, commercial
the aeaaon with more or Icae m isgiv­ sulted with the Creswell committee.
ing. It was afraid o f packing more
The S. P. company is filling in the clubs, and other exhibitors, will be o f­
(ban could lie sold. When its salesman ground between the tracks north and fe r « ! attractive cash prizes and other
met the buyers a few days ago, he east o f the depot and is putting it in premiums o f value, as an inducement
learned a number o f things that o|iened line sha|M* fo f parking. A t least it is to exhibit the best o f their commer­
cial fruits and products in all competi­
Ills eyes. At the beginning o f the
tive classea.
No entry fee will be
season, the cannery was afraid of
charged.
Space
will be allotted as
packing more tieans than the market
“ T h e S h o p ’ ’ W h e r e G ood
near requirements aa possible.
would take.
In Portland the other
P r i n t i n g is I)o n e
The Pacific Northwest Lan • Products
: day its representative received four
¡Show will be educational in character
! orders for the whole pack, or more if
and all its purposes, and by collecting
lie could deliver the amount that was
| in one grand display ail that the or-
| wanted.
In other words, he could
j chard and soil produces will enable dis-
have aold in one day four times the en-
i tire output for the season. The aame believed that this is the purpose o f the j tricts and individuals to compare their
comiillun was found to be true in re- company in having the work done, and fruit and other crops witn ail other
1 gard to pie plant. The market would it is a certainty that Creswell citizens sections; to consider the effect o f soils
have sslairbc I many limes the amuunl have c iv :c pride enough to keep a park and clim atic conditions, and thus learn
'hat was offered.
1 in condition at all seasons o f the year. what varieties are l»eat suited to their
own locality.
This experience proves the truth o f
( ‘has. Jenks o f Anita, N. D , has re­
Spraying, pruning, and other educa­
a rather startling assertion that was turned from a visit to parents in Cal­
made in Corvallis last spring by Hons ifornia ami is again at the home o f hia tional demonstrations and lectures w ill
be given daily.
i (or Paulhanius, o f Puyallup, Washing­ siater, Mrs. K. Groahurg.
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T5he SENTINEL
Awukenetl from sleep l>y an um-oni
fortntile feeling timt something wax
near, Ed. O ’ Hara, a loeul tailor, while
ramping near Sprague, Washington,
awoke to linti a hii|(f rattleanuke lazily
roiled on the pillow
within a few
inches o f hia liea.l. (Juirkly turnlnit
the pillow over he caught the anake olT
Ita guard ami anrrre.led in killing il
with a atone, lie nut off the rattler,
nine in number, and took them to town
aa proof o f hia experience. («»quill. ton. Mr. Pauliiamus said that if all of
Kenton county were planted to fruit,
Herald.
and if all the plantings produced a
maximum crop, the market would ab­
Dangerous Swelling* sorb it all and would demand more. I f
and V A R IC O S E V E IN S an
the entire county were planted to
p r o m p tly r e lie v e d —oftn u
j gooseberries alone, be said, he eould
rurwl—by wearing our
Silk Elaatic Hosiery \ sell them all.
The experience o f the Corvallis esn-
Krea miamaiirautatil hl*nk on
W OODARD, CLARKE A CO. I nery is the experience o f every other
PORTLAND. ORLI.ON
cannery in the W illam ette valley. The
market is clamoring for Oregon tier-
, ries and Oregon vegetables. The dif-
TIIK MCA I T\ STRAIN
; liculty is not to lind a market, but to
PAKIKIDGI WYANDOI If S supply the msrkct that already exists.
W h y st«»I g r t I h r I t r i t ? W i l l h s v r aottir k » m *»I
i m k r i s l a a mi pu ll rt a lot » a i r « a m
Srr r »
hlhit at ( « r n t i g r I sit in SrjH
T h ey nrr m»tr«l
lor th r i r r a t r l l r n t I n y i n g a m ! fin r In h lr
ij t ia l it i r * cottiDtnr.l
Voti cmnnot g r t a l*rttrr
g e n n a i pni|H**»r l i m i t h a n ( h r W y m u l u l t r
C a ll a m i li m p rc t niy Inula lurforr h n y l n g
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C o tta g e G r o v e , Or avion
The “ Progressive” Party
la the individual, man or woman, who
tiaea Foley Kidney 1‘ illa for tuickuehr,
rheumatiam, weakhack, and other kid
ney and bladder irregularities. Foley
Kidney I'illa are healing, strengthen­
ing, tonie an I quick to produce liene-
flcial results.
Contain« no harmful
druga. Never sold ih bulk. Put up in
two sizes in sealed hottlea. The genu­
ine in a yellow package. New Kra
Drug Store.
Some of the Items
We Buy and Sell
(] Galvanized Water Pipe ami
Fitting*, Tarred Paper, Could
Pumps, Mar lied Wire, Fence
Wire, Poultry Netting, Enameled
Ware, Tin Ware, Shell Hard­
ware, Hotel Crockery.
<| We call your particular atten­
tion to our line of rugs which
includes Granite, Union, All-
Wool and Cashmere Art »Squares,
also Tafiestry and Hody Mrusscls,
Velvets and Axminsters. The
largest assortment in the city.
4] If you are interested in second
hand buggies or wagons, we
have four items of this kind to
show you.
Call And See Us
KNOWLES & GRABER
The problem o f the canneries is not
j to gauge their output in such a man-
| nor ns to nicely balance the demand
< with a supply thut will meet it and no
more, and thus prevent the carrying
! over o f stock, hut to offer to the de­
mand a supply that w ill lie large
enough to make the handling o f it
profitable.
On every can that the market de­
mands and the canneries are unable to
deliver, the man who owna land that
will grow berries or vegetables is los­
ing juat so much g.xsl, hard money that
might have been his. Every acre that
w ill grow berries and vegetables, and
does not grow them now, is failing to
do ita share o f production. The sooner
these acres are put to producing what
the market is demanding, the sooner
w ill the W illam ette valley realize the
prosperity that it is tilted for.
Every community has ita wiseacres
who w ill tell you -usually without so­
licitation—that the price o f W illam ette
valley land is so high that it cannot be
profitably farmed.
It ia noticeable
that none o f these |>eople are engaged
in growing berries or fru it or vegeta ­
bles. -Eugene Register.
Ed. Anderson went to Eugene F r i­
day on business connect«) with the
Creswell Orchard Co.
Tom P. Jackson went to Tacoma,
Waah., Tuesday on a business trip.
Jacob Murkley has as a guest this
week his sister from North Dakota.
DOUBT CANNOT EXIST.
Investigation Will Only Strengthen
the Proof We Give in Cot­
tage Grove.
How can doubt exist in the face o f
A. L. Gove made a business trip to
such
evidence? Read here the endorse­
Ijorane and other points west in the in­
ment o f a representative citizen of
terest o f the Creawell Orchard Co.
Cottage Grove.
Mr. Beasley left last week for a trip
Mrs. E. B. Sherman, Cottage Grove,
east in the interest o f his company, Ore., says; “ The statement I gave
j the Oregon Orchard Co.
for publication in favor o f Doan’s K id­
Mrs. H. H. Powers and friends have ney Pills two years ago still holds
! returned from a w eek’s outing at the good. It would be almost impossible
coaat.
for me to describe how severely 1 suf­
The
James Richardson and Mias D >ra fered from kidney complaint.
Martin went to H arraburg Saturday trouble came on gradually, the first
. to assist the orchestra o f that place at svmpton being a pain in my left side.
I became tired, nervous and languid
I a dancing party.
and as the trouble progress«!, I began
hanker Kcenev and W. A. Mitchel
to -uffer from headaches and spells of
made a business trip to Dexter the past
dizziness. Sometimes my limbs and
week.
feet became so badly awollen that 1
F. A. Richardson, who has been in
could not wear my shoes. Nothing
Olympia ami other Washington cities
helped me until 1 comment*«! taking
for several weeks, is expected home in Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at Ben­
h few days.
son’s Drug Store. They removed the
Rev. W. S. Dunlap and fam ily re­ pain anti lameness and proved o f bene­
turned Thursday from a two weeks’ fit In every way. The contents o f rive
sojourn at the coast.
boxes o f Doan’s Kidney Pills restored
me to good health and 1 am now free
from kidney trouble.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents.
Foater-Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan’s and
take no other.
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fle r e V )
^Proposition
Veterinary Surgeon.
Dr. H. H. Owen, Veterinary Sur­
We will open an account with you
for $1.00. Don’t wait until you geon, Room 14, Woodward Bldg., Phone
10. Graduate Kansas City Veterinary
are an old man Itefore you con - College.
Loganberry Crop Pays Growers Big. sider the question of saving your
Since the beginning o f the logan­
money. Today is the time to be­
berry aeaaon six weeks ago, 34,001)
You
crates o f berries have lieen shipped gin and this is the place.
from Brooks. When the season closed can open an account here for $1.00.
it was found that 37 cars, carrying As the habit grows upon you, you
400 tons, hail been tu rn «l over to the will find it easier to lay aside more If They Do Not Wish to Take Ad­
Portland cannery, $31,000 being the
vantage of New Three-Year
as the weeks go on. Remember
tidy sum growers received from this
Final Proof Law.
source alone. These figures do not in­ that in a National Hank your
clude berries d r i«l or sold in the ojien money is under IJ. S. Government
The provision o f section 2291 o f the
markets.
supervision.
It’s perfectly safe Reviaed Statutes, as amend«!, in re­
The town o f Derry, in Polk county, here.
spect to the homestead period, are
ENTRYMEN MUST NOTIFY
GOVERNMENT
has e n te r«! the field as a rival to Brooks
for loganberry honora. Britt Aapin-
wald, a member o f the Urooka firm,
having organized a company o f promi­
nent men from Portland, Salem and
Corvallis, who have puichased the H.
W. Thielsen farm o f 400 acres, and w ill
Interest Paid on lime Deposits
...THE...
First National Bank
“ TBF. OLI KELIAILt"
made applicable to all unperfected en­
tries upon which residence is required,
as w ell aa to those made after June 6,
1912, where the entryman fails to elect
to make proof under the law under
which hia entry was made within the
prescribed time. This obligates the
(/iD viu u n n i w y m i u i
the law o f June 6, 1912, respecting all
o f its provisions the performance o f
which is exacted during the home­
stead period. Aa a consequence, while
residence ia reduced from five to three
years, specific cultivation is e x a c t«!
beginning with the second year after
entry. Final proof of full compliance
must be made within five years from
date o f en try.’ ’
culty in making final proof can he
a vo id «! by a careful examination o f
the provisions o f the new law and the
rulings o f the Department o f the In­
terior regarding it, as contained in
their Circulars Nos. 126 and 142, which
can be obtained from the Secretary o f
the Interior.
Special Train to National G. A. R.
Encampment.
Word has been received here that a
special train will leave Portland on
Saturday afternoon, September 7, and
w ill past through Cottage Grove the
same evening carrying the departments
o f Washinigton and Oregon to the N a ­
tional Grand Encampment at Los An­
geles, September 9-14. Any old soldier
can go and the fare for the round trip
The amount o f cultivation required is $39.70.
under the new three year law is greater
“ The Typographic Studio” sounds
thau under the old law. Considerable classy and that’s the kind o f work The
annoyance and possible serious diffi­ Sentinel Shop turns out.
from this it will be noted that entry-
men who have filed on their claim
prior to the enactment o f the three
years law muat file a declaration with
the Department o f the Interior, pro­
viding they prefer U> perfect their title
to the claim and prove up under the
old five year law, otherwise the three
year law becomes operative.
I
Put Us to the Test
If there are advantages to be gained by trading here,
why not find them out
Mei i s 1 Wool Shirts. . . . $2.25 to $3.00
Gray and tan, military collars, patch pockets, and guaranteed
all wool. Just the thing for camping. •
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Special Saturday, Monday and Tuesday
I
Mei IS Gray Wool Shirts. . . . . . . $1.50
Military collars, patch pockets.
M e n ’s Balbriggan U n d e rw e a r, 20c
M e n ’s Poros Knit U n d erw ear, 20c
Ladies’ Knit Vests. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5c
Saturday Special
C O RSETS— We have all the new and favored models. You
will surely find what you want here. Prices from 75c to
$3
N O R F O L K J A C K E T S -for Misses and l.adies. White, trim­
med with blue. Patent leather belt. The blue is
(T i Ort
guaranteed fast color. E a c h ................... ..............- 3 I > a U
Hampton
&
Co.
THE STORE T H A T S A T IS F IE S
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M y F a ll S a m p le s o f D o m e s tic a n d F o r e ig n G o o d s
a r e n o w in a n d a r e t h e b e s t e v e r b r o u g h t to th e
c it y .
I a m h a rd up, a n d in o r d e r to g e t s o m e o f
th e f a ll b u sin ess in e a r ly I w ill m a k e la r g e
e n o u g h r e d u c tio n s to m a k e it w o r t h w h ile .
G et
y o u r c lo th e s m a d e b e f o r e th e ru sh s ta rts .
B o h l m a n fs/>e t a ilo r
B a r g a in for cXmbitious
Young o/VIan or W o m a n
S T T The Sentinel has for sale a complete schol­
ia I I arship in any course o f the International
^ L L ^ C orresp on d en ce Schools. To some ambi­
tious young man or woman anxious to complete
his education, but unable to take the time or spend
the money to attend a regular school, or wishing
to extend his or her learning in some special
branch, a substantial reduction in price w ill be
made. This offer is only good for those who wish
to use the scholarship for themselves and will not
be sold to anyone wishing to make a profit by dis­
posing o f it to a third party. The reputation o f
the International Correspondence Schools is im­
pregnable and instruction in every course o f study
under the sun is given.
PEAR , CH ERRY, A P P LE
W e have nothing but Oregon grown trees,
carefully inspected under state laws. Guar­
anteed highest grade. Plenty of Logan­
berries. Write us.
ROSEBURG NURSERY CO-
K IT C H IN fSL B LACK