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H ow Bad Strong Back* Hava Baan Mad# Kidney 111* C orrectad. AH over C ottage U ro \e you hear it. Doan 'a K idney Pills are keeping up the good work. Cottage Grove people are te lling about it — telling of bad backs mttde sound again. You can be lieve the testim ony of your own to w n s people. They tell it for the ben e fit of you who are suffering. I f y our back aches, if you feel lame, sore and m iser able, if the kidneys act too frequently, or passages are painful, scanty and off color, use D oan's Kidney Pills, the rein edy th a t has helped so m any of your friends and neighbors. Follow this Cot tage Grove c i t i z e n ’» advice and give D o a n ’s a chance to do the same for you. Mrs. M. Kebelheck, 1010 Birch Ave., C ottage Grove, says: “ K idney com plaint came on me and I was caused much annoyance by the kidney secre tions. I never found a n y th in g that would help me u n til 1 began using D o a n 's Kidney Pills. They benefited me in every way. 1 use this medicine once in awhile and it keeps me free from kidney c o m p la in t.’ ’ P rice 50c at all dealers. D o n 't simply ask for a kidney remedy—get D o an 's K idney Pills— the same th a t Mrs. Kebelbeck had. Foster-M ilburn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. In fo rm a tio n and C atalogues F ree International Correspondence Schools ▲. E. C H A M BER S. M A N A G ER 897 W illam ette St.. C orner E. 9th Eugene. Oregon BUILDINGS PLANS ESTIMATES SHOP WORK S. L . GODARD F ly n n System of S eptic T an k s 13 South S ix th S tre e t COTTAGE GROVE OREGON A MecKcine C hest fo r 25c. In th is chest you have an excellent remedy for Toothache, Bruises, Sprains, S t i f f N eck, Backache, N euralgia, R h e u m atism and for most emergencies. One 25c b ottle of S lo a n ’s L inim ent does it all—th is because these ailm ents are symptoms, not diseases, and are caused by congestion and inflam m ation. I f you doubt, ask those who use S lo an 's L in i ment, or b e tte r still, buy a 25e bottle and prove it. A11 Druggists. I t ’s surprising how much news The Sentinel gets when there are so many who know news t h a t they do not tell. C onstipation Causes M ost Ills. Accumulated waste in your th i r t y feet of bowels causes absorption of poisons, tends to produce fevers, u p sets digestion. You belch gas, feel stu f f y , irritable, almost cranky. I t i s n 't you— i t ’s your condition. E lim i nate this poisonous w aste by ta k in g one or tw o Dr. K i n g ’s New L ife Pills to- uight. E njoy a full, free bowel move ment in the m orning—you feel so grate*- ful. Get an original bottle, co ntaining 36 pills, from your D ruggist today for 25c. Karl K. Mills was given the th ird de A ddison-J acksou The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. gree with all due ceremony and a few Ja c k so n of Loranc was the scene of a extras. The guests were Mr. ivml Mrs. very p re tty wedding Sunday afternoon, Geo. Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mills, Mr. Aug. 1, when th e ir yuuugest d aughter, , and Mrs. A. C. K inter, Mr. and Mis. Maud G., was united in m arriage with Roy Short, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Helli Blaine C. Addison, also of Lorane. The well b ea u tifu l ring ceremony was perform ed Ashland Tidings, J u ly 15. Miss Car by Rev. Horace N. Aldrich, p astor of the F irst Methodist Church of Cottage rie H ubbard, d a u g h te r of B. O. Hub Grove, who is an in tim a te friend of bard of Laurel S treet, and Vern Hast the groom, in the presence o f f ifty ings were m arried in Medford Tuesday guests. The spacious parlors were afteruoon. The a f f a i r came as a stir handsomely decorated for the occaaion, prise to the mauy friends of the young potted ferns and pink roses being used people. The couple are residing on in great profusion. Prom ptly at four Laurel S treet for the present. Mr. o ’clock the guests were assembled in H astin g s is a b arb e r in the F ourth the parlors and L o h e n g rin 's wedding S treet b arb e r shop, and although he has march was played by Mrs. R ichard Kil been in Ashland imt a few months, has man of Milwaukee, Wis., to the strain s made a host of friends. Miss H ubbard of which the bridal party entered the a tte n d e d school here and is a most parlors. F irs t came the o f fic ia tin g popular young lady. clergyman, followed by the groom, su p Mrs. J . H. Cham bers was hostess to ported by the groomsman, Almon M. Moore of Eugene. The bridesm aids led the Aid Society of the Methodist church the bridal p a rty from the staircase, and at her home Wednesday afternoon. At were most charm ing in their e lab o rate tlTe close of a business meeting, a social gowns of pink and green accordion tim e was enjoyed and refre shm e nts plaited messaline and chiffon, an d ench were served. Mrs. Vincent of Salem carried a shower bouquet of pink sweet and Mrs. Geo. Knowles were guests of peas. The bridesm aids were Miss Mar the society. tha H erw ig of Milwaukee, Wis., Miss Mr. H a rry P. Kinie, son of Dr. A. W. N ettie Addison, sister of the groom, and Miss E thel Moore o f Eugene and Miss Kune, and formerly of this city, was Laura Ja c k so o of Lorane, cousin of the m arried to Miss M ettie Hillm an at bride. T he b ridesm aids were followed Weiner, Idaho, last week. Mr. and Mrs. by the maid of honor, Miss J e ssie A d Kirne will make th e ir home at Harper, dison of Eugene, sister of the groom, E astern Oregon. who wore a b e a u tif u l gown of pale A p a r ty of young ladies returned green messaline w ith rhinestone trim mings, and carried a shower bouquet of W ednesday m orning from a delightful pink roses. The bride entered on the cum ping trip on Mosby Creek, near the arm of her fath e r, who gave her away, H astings ranch. During th e ir stay and was received by the groom a t the there th e camp was the scene of social altar, under an elaborate arch of ferns ho sp itality from duy to day, guests and roses. The bride was ch a rm in g in coming from tow n to the num ber of an em pire gown of ivory sa tin ; she also th ir ty at otte time, bringing along the b as k ets loaded with wore a cap shaped veil of tulle, dec usual picnic orated w ith pearls an d orange blossoms, “ e a t s . ” Those in the cam ping party and carried a bouquet of w hite sweet were the Misses E sther Silsby, Leah peas. A fte r congratulations, a four Perkins, Elizabeth Tyrrell, Jessie Mr course 1 u f fe t luncheon was served, at Cord, Dessie Harms, Mabel Y eutrh, Eva the conclusion of which the bride made Richmond, Belle Burkholder, Violet merry w ith her bridesm aids by throw H ard in g and M yrtle Kem. ing her bouquet from the f ro n t porch, FA D S A N D F A N C IE S and it was caught b y Miss N e ttie A d dison. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. A simple, e ffe c tiv e glue th a t is harm F. A. Tripp. Mr. and Mrs. F re d G. Knox, Mr. and Mrs. Fred W entw orth, less, colorless and odorless can be made Miss E d ith Knox. Miss E thel Moore. by boiling tapioca in water. • • • Miss Audrey W entw orth, Miss N e ttie I f a rug curls at the edges moisten Addison and Miss J e ssie Addison, all of E ugene: also Messrs. W. I. Moore, it and w rap around a curta in pole in G. B. Knox, Dean W entw orth. Mr. and the opposite way, then tie and let dry. Mrs. Jo h n Addison o f Eugene, Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Jackson. Mr. and Mrs. H. Before p u tti n g your liquid glue away M. Doty, Miss L a u ra Jackson, Clarissa a f t e r having used it, pour u few drops Jackson. Flora May Ja ckson. Mrs. Mi of v ine gar into the bottle and you will nerva Ja ck so n , Mrs. Rebecca White, find it like a freshly opened bottle Mrs. R. D. McMillan. Wilma Addison, when you use it again. • • • Tom Ja c k so n and Jo e l Ja ckson. Mr. To run ribbons in underw ear, if one and Mrs. G. C. Schneider, Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Addison and Mr. and Mra. Wm. does not have a ta p e needle handy, a Edlefsen of L orane; also Mr. and Mrs. small sa fe ty pin will answer. • • • H. W. Currin, Ruth and J e a n Currin V ery few people know th a t cheese of Drain. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Miller of P o rtland, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Ja ck so n can be kept in good condition for a and F ra n k Jackson of Colorado Springs, num ber of weeks by p u ttin g it aw ay in Miss Grace A tkinson of M apleton, Ore., a stone crock and covering it with salt. Miss E va W entw orth of P asadena, Cal., It will not mold or grow brittle, but Mrs. Richard E ilm ann and H. L. Gay will keep in shape for g r a tin g for a nor of Milwaukee, Wis. Mr. and Mrs. long period. • • • Allison left Monday for an extended trip in the South, including a v isit to Old broomhandles sawed into six inch the P a n a m a Exposition, and on their lengths, then padded and covered with return will reside on Mr. A d d is o n ’s old b its of silk, etc., are excellent to ranch a t Lorane. wind ribbons on. • • • Mrs. C. A. P e rk in s and d aughter, A new use for snap fasteners th a t I Miss Leah, e n te rta in e d S a tu rd ay ev e n think all women will enjoy: Sew them ing with a dinner p a r ty for Mrs. Helen on dress shields instead of pins or sew Silsby, Miss E sthe r Silsby, Mrs. Clara ing in waist or corset cover. 1 have Burkholder, Miss Belle Burkholder and been doing this for some time and find Mrs. S touffer. Miss Leah P e rk in s and it a g re a t convenience. My dressm aker Miss M yrtle Kem did the serving. thought it a g r e a t scheme so thought I would pass it on. • • • Members of th e “ Double D ’’ Picnic Club surprised Mr. and Mrs. 8. R When woolen b la n k e ts are past thuir Smith F rid a y evening at 6:30 by ta k in g best, cover with silkaline and tack like their d inne r with them, brin g in g it all a com fort. • * * prepared. A fte r supper the members related experiences and many harrow W a te r will become hot in f a r less ing tales and narrow escapes were tim e and retain the heat much longer if t 'istened to in breathless suspense. At a sheet of asbestos procured from any 10:30 the self-invited guests were h ard w are dealer is wrapped around the served grape juice and all day suckers. ta n k th a t is connected with the kitchen P R O F E S S IO N A L CARDS R. M c C A R G A R , D. D. S. D E N T IS T N euralgia relieved in stan tly by local ap plication. Residence and offiee one hi ck south of postoffice. Phone 131J C o ttage Grove, Oregon P ra ctices in all Courts 25 Years Experience H. J. SHINN A T TO R N E Y A T LA W NOTARY P U B L IC B ader Building, Over M etsan Shop COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. J. S. MEDLEY A T TO R N E Y A T LAW Special A tte n tio n Given to M ining and Corporation Law O FFIC E : WOODWARD B U IL D IN O Phone, 47 O ffice Lawson Blk. O ffice H ours: 1 to 6 p. m. You Are Sure of a Good Time AT N EW PORT All round Seashore Resort on Y'aquina Bay and the Pacific Ocean. A Place of Charm and Beauty. A Delightfully Rest ful Atmosphere. Newport offers wide variety of recrea tions and entertainments. There are plenty of hotels, boarding houses, cottages and camping accommodations. Newport is an ideal place to send the fam ily. Our illustrated folder “ Newport" will interest you. A postal card will bring it. DR. C. E. FROST Ostaopathlc and M edical Physician Chronic and N ervous Diseases a S pecialty Modern E lectrical T re atm en ts X-Ray Appliance CO TTA GE GROVE - - OREGON. J. E. Y 0U N 0 A T T O R N E Y AT LAW Office on Main S treet Cottage Grove Oregon. DR. A. J. HENDRY D E N T IS T O V E R F IR S T N A T I O N A L B A N K Cottage Grove hot cream, b u tte r and flour lit double boiler und cook until flour lusles done. Cut the meut us for salad and mix tlior oughly with chopped mushrooms and • • • creniu. Put in b aking dish with bread * To remove sta in s from knife blades, crumbs oil top, liuke from 12 to 15 mtu and also to keep the ivory from turning utes, until brown. Less cream can be yellow, rub the hundles well with a cut used by p u ttin g ill part milk. • • • icmun, a f te rw a rd wash in soap mid wa te r aud dry imm ediately. Grulium Pudding One cue of brown • • 4 » augur, one eup of butte rm ilk , one cup A verv coarse sc rubbing brush will of chopped raisins, one half cup mollis be found th e best thing for removing «es, two cups griiliam flour, four table the threnils, hairs, ete., which are so spoonsful of melted b utter, one tea hard to get out of the brushes of u cur spoon of sodu, spires to taste. Hiram pet sweeper. two hours. Nerve with whipped creimi • • • or any pudding sauce. Needles and pins will never rust if s • • kept in a cushion filled with coffee linked Fruit Pudding Crcaiu one grounds. Rinse the grounds in cold w a third of it cup of sugar and b u tte r tin- ter, spread on a sheet of paper to dry size of one half an egg: add one half thoroughly, and then s tu f f the cushion. cap of milk and one cup of flour with which is sifted one half teaspoon of T E S T E D R E C IP E S linking powiter and a pinch of salt, and last the white of nil egg. well beaten. Creamed Veal with Mushrooms. Bake in two layers, and put together Four pounds of veal, boiled te n d e r; one while hot with tipple sauce, jam or can of mushrooms, chopped; one quart diced peaches, and serve with it thin of cream, h ea te d ; four tablespoonsful custard or crea in. of b u tte r mid five taldespoousful of flour, stirred to ge ther until melted. Put range. Openings should be cut for the pipes and the asbestos fastened with a tw ist of fine wire. T he entire cost is but 25 cents. HEARD IN COTTAGE GROVE Low Round Trip Fares ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ i CHURCH NEWS t ♦ I E very religious organization is invit ed to use this column for announcement of its services and other news. Con tr ib u to rs are requested to omit exhorta tions und oth e r ed itorial m a tte r, and to make the minouneement of services ns concise ns possible. Social functions, etc., and news outside of the weekly un nounceiuent may be elalairnted upon ] P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH. Rev. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor. Services next S un d ay : Bible school at 10; m orning worship at 11; J u n io r C hristian E ndeavor at 3; evening wor ship at 8:00. Bible study Wednesday evening. nine miles from C ottage Grove, farm land and tim b e r ; ten million feet of tim b e r; well w atered and on good road; $20 per acre; will furnish buyer for tim b er at $5,000. Veutch A Spencer. jn22j!12 M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L H orace N. Aldrich. P astor ’ T h u rsd ay ut 8:00, p ra y e r m eeting Every S u n d a y : Sunday School at 0:45 S. L. Mackin, su pe rintende nt. Graded lessons. Mrs. Maude W right, superin tendeut p rim a ry d e p a rtm e n t. J u n io r Kpworth League ut 3:00, Mrs. Helen Aldrich, sup e rin ten d e n t. Kpworth League ut 7:00, Dr. R ichard M cl'argar, president. C h a p te r No. 2 at 7:00. F red eric A ldrirh, president. Class meeting :-t 12:15. Survives with sermon ut 11:00 s n d B:00v M orning theme, “ T he H ereditary Principle in Divine G o v e rn m e n t.” Evening, union services iii the eity park. Sermon by Rev. J. T. A bbett, Next Sundays Program A d e lightful tr ip to the Calapooya Springs! C H IC K E N D IN N E R 50c lee Cream, ete. ONE OF OLDEST MASONS IN STATE OF OREGON (Continued from first page.) must both do their share. The teum that is rearing und plunging and kick mg i s n ’t doitig much palling I him- all inv life believed th a t tin* woman is all equal p artn e r and th a t there ran be no double sta n d a rd of morals If the woman must ta k e one man and love him and be true to him then the man must love nnd bo true to one woman. “ I h a i e seen a heap nf unhappiness because the man thought what was wrong for the woman to do was all right for him to do. When n man swears to cherish and protect a woman and be true to her lie is n 't a real man if he figures he can break his vow and not allow his wife the same privilege T ake nwuy a man 's faith in Ilia wife and the home is busted up. T ake away a w om an's fa ith in her husband and love is gone and what was a home is .1 living lull. You marry |>eople for nearly half u ce ntury like 1 have and you c a n 't help doing u lot of thinking on w hy more m arriages are riot as happy us they should b e . ’ ’ C H R IS T IA N S C IEN C E. Services a t the Christian Science Chapel, 242 Second S treet, every Sunday a t 11, and W ednesday evenings a t 7:30. S un d ay School a t 10. All are welcome. F ree lib r a ry open from 1:30 to 4:30 every W ednesday. One stroke of n bell in n thick fog does not give any lusting impression of its location, but when follow ed by re pealed strokes nt regular intervals the densest fog or the darkest night cannot long conceal its whereabouts. Likewise a single insertion of an advertisem ent — as com pared with regular nnd system ntic a d v e rtisin g is in its effec t not un like a sound which, heard but fain tly once, is lost in spnee nnd soon forgotten. (B eal) A. W G L E A S O N , N o t a r y P u b lic . H a l l ' s C a t a r r h C u r e Is t a k e n I n t e r n a l l y a n d a c t s d ir e c tly u p o n th e blood a n d m u cous s u rfa c e s of the sy ste m Solid f o r te stim o n ials, free F J C H E H E T & CO T oledo, G Bo ld b y a l l l iriik 'i r lsts 7’ ■ T a k e H a i r s F a m i l y 1*111« f-,i const I put Ion SPRIGGS B R O T H E R S BLACKSMITHS 20 aerea, modera bungutow, " n i ' » , " good bottoni land, rv v ry tb ln g , Inula and stock tu go witll thè place. l’rica $15011. Good piare tu ow n ami eau play evi'ti bere. il aerea uear C o ttage Grove, Imi Ionia» and finir b ara , bottoni land, all culti vaimi. Urie* $750. 10 aerea adjoiiim g C o ttag e Grove, all under cultlv uliou, fumily ori hard, good house unii barn. Ttna ls a burguin ut $'1500, easy ferma. 152 aerea bluck luum, 16 nule» cast of Cottage Grove, 7 munì house, 3 burnii, 60 aerea cleared and under i-ulti vai tuli, sellimi and depot un place. Ito aerea p us!u ri', all fonceil, llli ideal piaci' for sto ck a u d d u ir y , w a t e r piped tu burli. $5000, ca sh tuoi balnio-e tu su ll. Ido Bi’rra, 236 in c u lt4v utbni, 9 urn«» in |»ru At»» 1ÎI yea rs ubi, 2 story II ruoiu hntiiM', ^4MI«| ro w barn, I l stadl bom«* hunt, |>r it nr dryer, g ra n a ry h in1 ull Mi II* und kintla i»f out htilhlifijt*, aprin g s and m ountain stream III rough the place. One of the best places for a dairy riineh in Lane County. I’ru-n 4so per iirre, one fourth down, baluto-e to suit. Mile und h alf from town mol S outhern P acific Kmlwny. 440 ueres, III! fenced hl'UVy woven wire with 3 barbed wires on top No buildings, plenty w ater, Oue of the best stock ranches in the stnle. Price 45500 H alf rash. 162 acres, 60 acres fe n c e d , plenty outside range for inilca, 75 head stock goes with the place, 25 acres in hay mol garden, fair buildings. Price $7<MHt. 542 acres, 300 under plow, fine priiu» orchard, balance pasture mid fir tim ber sufficie n t to keep up the place for years. Umpqua River erosses the ror ner, fine, large dwelling, rust $.1200. L arge barn mol all kinds of outbuild ings, drove of fine hogs, about 75 sheep, rows, horses, wagons, hay, g ram nnd farm m achinery go with the place Price is right nt $50,non, one fourth down und balance to null purchaser at 7 per cent interest. Cottage Grove is the plnre to which you will eventually com*. Climate un surpassed, mol if you have tired of the frozen north, nnd the extrem e heat of the east, w rite no- today for bargains, if you mean business. W rite me whut in w an te d if not listed here. V. M. H A RRISO N . Cottage Grove Transfer U IU L COMPTON a We solicit a nhure of your putronage We do all kin d s of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work P IA N O M O V IN G A S PE C IA L T Y Office: Elite Confectionary, Phone 72 Auto Dray for Ijuirk Delivery Visiting curds The Sentinel. Blackmore & McFarland T he C ity T ra n sfe r All Kinda of Hauling & Draying Done on Short Notice P lan o M oving a S pecialty WOOD A N D COAL I’hone 55 O ffice A t E agle C ig ar S tore FIRST AND LAST Coupled w it It Service nnd Courtc- ouH Treatment in what you Ret at The First National Bank The Old Reliable For the protection of our de- poHito,rH we have: C A PITA L.................... $25,00000 B A P T IS T CH U RC H S un d ay School a t 10:00 a. m., services nt 11:00- B. Y. P. IT. a t 6:30. P ra y e r m eeting T h u rsd ay evening nt 7:30. B. Y. P. U. a t 6:80. SURPLUS and Undivided Profit« . . . 40,000.00 STOCKHOLDERS' L ia b ility ..................... 25,000.00 from all points on SOUTHERN PACIFIC MUCH ADLER-I-KA USED IN COTTAGE GROVE Two trains a day from Albany I t is reported by The New E ra Drug Store t h a t much Adler-i kn is sold in C o ttage Grove. People have found out t h a t O N E S P O O N F U L of th is simple b u ckthorn bark and glycerine m ixture relieves almost A NY CASE of co n sti pation, sour or gassy stomach. It is so pow erful th a t it is used successfully in appendicitis. O N E M IN U T E a f te r you ta k e it you are relieved of gases. It is p erfec tly safe to use and cannot gripe. Inquiries for tic k e ts and in form ation will r e ceive courteous a tte n tio n from our nearest sg e n t aug4 Watcli Tt la Ooltuuu For Moms of tha Good T hlugs lu This V trlulty. “ Spare the Rod aud Spoil the C h ild ." Dr. Hall, the veteran president of t lark U niversity, went on record us follows in an address before the sum mer school at the U niversity of Oregon re c e n tly : “ Spare the rod nnd spoil the c h i l d “ is u maxim thnt still holds good, be de ■'lares. He snvs the modern American way of saddling upon the rbild the whole responsibility for its own self control is nothing but a means of man iifnrtiiring neurotics. Spunking is bet ter. And, nt th a t, the tim e to punish the youngster is while one is warm with righteous indignation. Then the child understands fully thnt he is but meet ing with the niitiiral ronseqtienre of his Y o u ’ll be surprised at the things you arts. Cold blooded punishm ent af te r do not know thnt nppenr in The Hen o n e ’s anger hus cooled he considers tinel every week. a p r 7 tf psychologically wrong. ’ ’ It is likely thnt most p are nts will disagree with the doctor. Worms Cause M any C h ild re n 's Ills. The C alapooya S o ft D rin k s A re Worms, by thousands, rob the ehild S u p erio r to A ny of nourishm ent, stunt its grow th, cause Constipation, Indigestion, Nervousness, M ineral B aths, heated all day, 25c Irregular A ppetite, Fever nnd some C. E. W IL K IN S O N , times Spasms. Kickupoo Worm Killer M anager and l.ensee. gives relief from all these. One fourth to one of these pleasant r a n d y lozenges, taken as directed, kill nnd remove the Worms, regulate your child ’a bowels C H R IS T IA N CHURCH and restore its health and v ita lity , tint Rev. T. B. McDonald, P astor. an original 25r box from your Drug D on't end a n g er your child ’a Services next Sunday as follows: gist. Bible School nt 9:45; m orning services health nnd f u tu re when so sure nnd ut 11; C h ristian E n d ea v o r ut 7:00; e v simple u remedy can be had. ening service ut 8:00. P ra y e r m eeting ench T hursday even ing a t 7:30; L a d i e s ’ Aid W ednesday nf S t a t e o f O hio, C ttv o f T oledo, I ternoons. L u c a s C ounty. ( *" F r a n k J C h e n e y m a k e s o a t h t h a t h e la All not worshiping elsewhere cordi • e n l o r p a r t n e r o f th e film o f K J C h e n e y ally invited to atten d . A Co., d o l n i r b u s i n e s s In t h e C i t y o f T o S ubject of evening sermon, “ Good ledo. C o u n t y a n d H t n t e a f o r e s a i d , a n d I n te n t io n s . ’ ’ E vening sermon at the t h a t a a l d A r m w ill p n v t h e m a n o f ( I N K H U N D R E D D O L L A R S for e a c h a n d ev- park. ery ra a e of C a t a r r h th n t c a n n o t be ru reil The C hristian W o m a n ’s Bourd of b y t h e u s e o f H A U I / H C A T A R R H C U R B . F R A N K .1 C l t B N M Y Missions will hold its monthly meeting 8 w o r n t o b e f o r e m e a n d s u b s c r i b e d In in connection with the p ray e r meeting m y p r e s e n c e , t h i s < th d a y o f D e c e in le - r . A D ISM. at 7:30 on T hursday evening. F R E E M E T H O D IST . Rhoda B urnett, P asto r. P re a c h in g services the first and third S undays of every month a t 3 and 7:30. P ra y e r m eeting every W ednesday a t 7:30 and on second and fourth S undays a t 3 o ’clock. Real Estate Bargains A Total of ............ $90,000.00 The office™ and Htoekholdera are all Miieci'HHful and well-to-do lotHi- nesa men. Another protection is 24 year« of auceeaafui huaineM and barked up by the United State« IRON OR WOOD. REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS IN FEDERAL First Flaws Work Guaranteed. Sixth and Washington l ’hont; 40 RESERVE BANK. We want your buaineaa
