Cottage Grove sentinel., July 29, 1914, Image 6

HAVE N O T BEEN ADVANCED
Sale Prices on all Kinds o f Merchandise
SPECIALS
M en’s, W om en ’s, Boys’ and Children’s Shoes at exactly half price
$1.25 M e n ’ s Porus Kni t
Union S u its...........................
Children’s Balbriggan summer
Vests or Pants
Men’s L o w
Shoes from . .
76c
16c
$2.25 .o $1
Ladies’ L ow
4 7Gk
Shoes . . . . ^ I
Misses’ L o w
Shoes
•
•
•
Q ^r
to
80c
YOURS
FOR
Boy’s L o w
i
Shoes . . . ^ •
Childrens
L o w Shoes
to
$1
,Q
43 c
B U S IN E S S
Burkholder-W oods Company
re , Cottage Grove
to
S
The Daylight
Grants Pass fruit growers will mar
ket produce through
Grants
Pass
fr u it association.
Safa crackers blew the safe of
Aaron Fox at Troutdale, securing
nearly $200« in money and Jewelry.
The senate conference committee
agreed to recommend 985,000 for Cra­
ter Lake. Senator Chamberlain bad
asked <160.000.
Earl McCoy was sentenced to the
penitentiary at Oregon City for as­
sault with Intent to rob F. M. Wood
cock of Portland.
Joseph Buettgenbach died at Eu­
gene, carrying to the grave secrets of
health for which he bad refused large
sums o f money.
The president has appointed Fred
D. Fisher o f Oregon consul general at
Mukden to be consul general at Tien
Tsin.
The secretary of agriculture informs
Senators Chamberlain and Lane the
department is investigating clover
pests in the W illam ette valley recent­
ly complained of.
From Lakevlew comes the report
that a tract of Weyerhaeuser’s finest
range, containing 17,000 acres, and lo­
cated at Footer flat and Yamsey
Mountain, has been leased through
Curtis A Utley to W illiam O'Keefe.
Acting Secretary of W ar Brecken-
ridge has assured Senator Lane that
there will be no unnecessary delay
in acting on the D ew deed to the Ore­
gon City locks after it has been re­
ceived.
Bend's new cooperative creamery is
now an established fact.
A fter
months of work, some discourage-
n ents, many delays and most of the
v cissitudes to which such projects
are subjected, the new institution is
in operation.
Farmers of the Blalock section have
organized a company for operating a
public warehouse at that place. Those
Interested Include J. A. Smith, George
Van Oassbeck, Wash McKinney, R. 8.
McKinney, J. W. Long, Frank Baker,
and others.
Replying to appeals from fishing in­
terests for reinstatement of the ap­
propriation for protection of Alaska
fisheries. Senator Chamberlain and
Senator Lane say the conference com­
mittee has agreed on $60,000, which
in considered sufficient for beginning
this work.
Represen ithtlve Hawley had printed
la the congressional record in connec­
tion with the b\iteinent regarding the
fraudulent selling of so-called loca­ able to account for the Increase of
tions on forfeited railroad lands in almost 32.yuu.000 In deposits in stale
Oregon, reports from the Portland banks.
press covering the trials for the in- 1
formation of congressmen who are re­
In the House of Commons.
ceiving inquiries about the lands.
In the diiys of Burke, Pitt and Fox
A fter a conference with State members o f the house o f common«
Health O fficer White, State Superin­ used to relieve tbe tedium o f debate
tendent of Public instruction Church­ by sucking orange« and cracking nuts
ill announced that soon one boy in while lying full length on the benches,
every public school would be wearing and Brougham made his great six
a badge not unlike that of the average hours' speech on law reform in 182H
policeman.
He will be the deputy with a hatful o f oranges by his side
i for refrenbment. Joseph Ilum e found
health officer of the school and his
solace in pears, which be took from
duties will consist o f looking after his bulging pockets and munched by
the sanitary conditions of the school tbe hour, leaulng tbe while «gainst his
he attends.
favorite post. No wonder orange« were
Lakevlew advices are that five car­ so popular, since their vender ( ods of
loads of ore from the property of the them, at any rntei was a picturesque
Modoc mines company, at High Grade girl who used to sit with her wares In
are about to be dispatched to as many the lobby, attired In a “ sprigged mus­
smelters. This is the first concrete lin gown with a gauze neckerchief” or
In the glory o f “ clean white silk stock­
evidence of the recent strike made by
ings. Turkey leather shoes and pink
Manager N. E. Guyot, and it Is of such silk petticoat, becomingly short.” —
significance as the whole mining Westminster Gazette.
world will await with interest the
news of the returns per ton.
Selfish Etiquette.
Plans to place the entire main line
Some rules in an old book on eti­
of the Southern Pacific In Oregon, and quette seeui to encourage a practice
possibly the electric lines, under the commonly called “ looking out for No.
block system are announced by W il­ 1.” Here are two o f them:
When cake Is passed do not Anger
liam Nichols, chairman of the exam­
each piece, but with a quick glance se
ining board o f the Southern Pacific
lect tbe best.
company. The company now has 116
Never refuse to taste o f a dish be­
miles ont of its 341 miles of main line cause you are unfamiliar with It or you
in Oregon under the block signal sys­ will lose the taste o f many a delicacy
tem, but it is scattered, having been while others protit by your abstlnencs.
installed where the safety devices to your lasting regret.
have been most needed.
By practically a unanimous vote at
the annual meeting of the Hood River
Apple Growers’ Association, the mem­
Billy Baxter, veteran minstrel man
bers of the organization adopted by­
laws that will revolutionize the meth­ who had appeared before royalty as
ods by which the affairs of the local a banjo player, died at Chicago.
Colonel Roosevelt terms District
selling agency, an affiliated concern
of the North Pacific Fruit Distribu­ Attorney Whitman of New York " e i­
tors, have been administered.
The ther a hopelessly timid weakling or
vote was a culmination o f action ta­ a tool of Boss Barnes."
Mayor Kiel, of St. Louis, signed ths
ken at a meeting in the latter part of
May, when the by-laws were proposed. ordinance providing free moving pic­
Since that time the new rules and reg­ ture shows in tbe downtown parks
ulations have been studied and dis­ and playgrounds.
Mrs Adolphus Busch offered $66,-
cussed at different meetings by the
000 to carry out her husband's plans
growers, who adopted them.
Revealing a material falling o ff in for the new Germanic museum at
national bank deposits and a large Harvard.
George F. Austin, of tbe United
gain in state bank deposits, a state­
ment issued by State Bank Superin­ States cruiser W est Virginia shot and
tendent Sargent of the condition of perhaps fstally wounded Alice W al­
the banka of Oregon June 30, while lace and killed himself at I-oe An­
Indicating a decreased volume of geles, Jealousy being the cause.
Charles Bryan, brother o f tbe secre­
trade as compared with the same per­
iod of last year, reflects sound finan­ tary of state, said at Lincoln. Neb.,
cial conditions.
Mr. Sargent is un­ that be would not be candidate for
able to account for the decrease of the democratic nomination o f United
national bank deposits unless it is due Statee senator.
The sum of $160,773, which has
to the nation wide lull In business,
and with that decrease he is also un- been awarded Harry Thaw by the
People in the Newt
ANIMAL
HUSBANDRY
| some way marked, as by dipping off
| the end o f one ear. by fall their Iden
tlty Is lost, for those sre generally the
ewes that fatten up by next breeding
time eud appear too good to discard.
Every year the ewe flock goes unculled
the efficiency o f that flock decreaaee.
TABLE NOVELTIES.
CULLING THE EWES.
M u!« or Hinny.
The breed lug o f horses a ml assne re­
sults lu producing hybrids
When a
stallion 1s bred to a female aaa tbe re­
sult Is s cross known ss a hinny
If s
mare Is bnsl to s Jack the progeny Is
a mule. The last union produces au
offspring su|s-rlor to the bluuj In else,
and In those qualities drains! In s draft
animal.
Neurl) nil the bre«-d!ng of
this character Is of asses on mares
This Is tbe only cross Uist Is worth
while
Owe ef These la the Bluebird Chine
Whose Beauty Makes For Happiness.
Three Eseentiale In Maintaining Effi­
Manufacturers of china tire giving
ciency of the Fleck.
us more attractive table ware than
Breeds ef Here«#.
Who could fall to feel
High Hock efficiency must be tbe svsr Itefore.
The hrred* of horses rrctwmlzed In
standard If sheep are to return the happy partaking o f luncheon or tea
this country are the Pfrcheroq. Bel
proAt they should. We can no louger from oue of these bluebird china aets.
ginn. Shire, Clydesdale. Huffolk. Hack
afford to carry over winter ewee not specimens o f which are illustrate«!
ney. French Coach. German Coach.
At 1« produce gixsl lambs. Nor will here? Even tbe heavl«s»t food should
I'I i - vc I iiim I liny. Thoroughbred, Arabian.
it pay to keep those tlust shear very tasts (s>tler served lu such dishes.
American saddle bona- American trol
Useful «m l attractive are the new
light Aeeces The Aock that promisee
A sliver plat- hug horse (standard hnsli, Morgan
most In tbe way o f money making Is English breakfast set»
that In which all ewes sbesr heavy ed waiter, some sixteen Inches king. Is Welsh pony uud Shetland pony
fleeces and are able to bring good fltted to a pair o f IJ ab>*last lega. which
Hew*« Helps.
lambs. As long ns It Is possible to be«-aua« of their v^ry sha|>e stand
I Uscobinst tironse should be tbor
obtain aucb ewes by proper selection satisfactorily on a laid, making an ex
nud breeding or by purchase It la use celient table for an Invalid.
When oughly cleaned of dust, then apply a
not lu use <he legs fold under. Tw o mixture o f two parts warm water and
one part muriatic acid Wl|ie dry with
I chnuio|s skin
A velvet hat can tw kept In good con
■lltion hr wiping It with a piece of
black stocking after brushing
I f i t ’s in The Hentlnet it's news
i t ’s news it's in The Sentinel.
The Cheviot sheep were first
brought to this country In 1H3S. but
not many were brought until much
later, and even now they are not
numerous. Their fleece has been
asslnst them. Not many years ago
Cheviot fleeces were mors often
than not full of ksmp. hairy, coarse
fibers, and were light Of lata years
this kemplneae has been largely
bred out, though It Is still found In
the poorer specimens. As a nils,
however, the fleeces run good. The
Cheviot has excellent mutton form.
Is a hardy sheep and no doubt will
be more popular as ths years go by.
less slid Inexcusable to keep those
BDUS^IRD CHINA.
that are not tilted to give both prod­
ucts— lambs and wool—most efficiently. sets o f pretty china go with each tray.
It Is every man’s desire to make bis I f one s«*t becomes chipped or broken
ewe flock better. I f the standard Is the second oue Is there to replace I t
In these sets come a small individual
to be raised a pure bred ram must be
need every season. Changing breeds coffee|Kit filled with a silver lid, as
o f the rams used Is In tbe majority also are the marmalade and Jelly Jars
o f casee ruinous. Generous end Intel­ The sugnr bowl is an open one and is
ligent feeding is o f course essential. only large enough to bold three blocks
But the beet o f breeding and feeding of sugar
It Is quite complete with
alone will not lead surely In the de­ tiny sugar tongs, the cream Jug Is cute
sired direction unless rigid culling Is and pretty, while the combination
effected.
O f tbe three essentials to bread and butter piste, with fltted
flock efficiency culling is perhaps not toest rack starve. Is both attractive
most Important, hut it Is most liable and novel
Another combination piece
to neglect.
(• the egg holder, which has tiny salt
Every spring white lambs sre young and pepper shakers Inset Into stiver
and shearing In progress the dock- rims at each eld«
A coffee cup end
master can readily point out several breakfast plate complete this little
ewes that for one cause or another are breakfast set
not deserving o f s place In tbe efll- I
clent flock. Hut I L they are not l£ | Calling ckrds -T h e Sentinel.
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if
Corroboration!
O r IN T E R E S T TO OOTTAOE OROVE
READERS
Of Interest to Cottage Orove Readers.
For months Cottage Orove citizen*
have seen in these eolumns enthusiastic
praise o f Dunn's Kidney Fills by Cot­
tage Orove residents.
Would these
prominent people recommend a remedy
that hnr aot proven reliablet W inld
they confirm their statements after
yenrs had elapsed if personal experience
had not shown the remedy to lie worthy
o f endorsement f The following state
ment should carry conviction to the
mind o f every Cottnge Orove render.
Mrs. Ella Bishy, 4311 Ornnt Ave., Cot
tnge Orove, Ore., says: “ A ll 1 ever
snid praising Dona’s Kidney Fills in
previous statements, still holds good. I
hnve grent faith in this remedy nnd
don't hesitate to rrrummend It. Doan ’a
Kidney Fills gave me relief from kidney
trouble. Another o f my family wns nlso
greatly benefited by them.’ ’
Fries 60c, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask for a kidney remedy— get
Doan’s Kidney Pills— the same that
Mrs. Bisbey had. Foster Milburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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