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Real Estate Bargains Watch T h l» Column For Some o i the Good Things in This Vicinity. GROCERY STORE IS ROBBED ©urirtij Eastern Am A PAIR OF SHOESTRINGS. T h e M a t t e r o f L e n g t h a n d H o w to T l « a B o w h n o t T h a t W i l l H e ld . A shoestring la "six fou rth«" long Kerr & Silsby Victim of Thieves Who when on« does uot specify the length required - Six fourths o f whutT" Is Empty Money Drawer and Dine likely to be the queetlou put by the eu Highest Priced Viands 20 acres, modern bungalow, “ new, good bottom land, everything, tools and * + c stock to go with the place. Price Robbers last night entered the Kerr When a luau buys a new pair of $4500. Good place to own and can ♦ \ s |sln store, helped themselves to the alloc* III« string« In them uro Just long The Emanon Club held a picnic ♦ i uà teats ot the a t m ] 'i' iwer, served enough When he buy» the next i«ilr Thursday afternoon and evening in ihir ♦ play even here. ♦ auelvea luaek oa tae kigkaal prieed ,,, , (l,r .|,|IIKi g g j aie la o U>ug T h « 6 acres near Cottage Grove, box house rin Park on the banks o f the Coast CHURCH NEWS « viands in the store and carried away ,but 1>1UU) with the shoes aro Pork. Husbands o f members were in and fa ir barn, bottom land, all culti vited and a very pleasant afternooit and svvme confectionaries. four fouitha long, the next pair will ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ vated. Price $750. W hen H e , , : „ k o p e n e d u p th e „ o r e ,u t h e |o .r e h a « e r evening resulted, with a big feed at 6 th - morning In* f<»mid tbt* mimui'i o f # 10 acres adjoining Cottage Grove, all o'clock. A ll the men were present at P R E S B Y T E R I AN CHURCH the lunch on th«..... miter. On the floor asks for aud .an get four fourths Rev. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor. under cultivation, fam ily orchard, good that time. Families present were those These lengths bave to do with tuona Services next Sunday: Bible school he found the rifled cash drawer. The house and barn. This is a bargain at o f Van Allison, Lawrence Phelps. S. 1.. Mack in. Boy Short, Nelson Durham. at 10; morning worship at I I ; Junior safe had been pushed behind the riiun high m I iuv M. Then* 1» not tin» «uni« $3500, easy terms Bert Richmond. Chas. Beidler, and El Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wnr ter out o f sight from the street but it trull bio III Hie oaee o f low «ho«'«. 152 acres black loam. 16 miles east 1 bert Bede, also Mrs. Earl Simeral and ship at 8:00. Bible stu^ly Wednesday had not been opened, which leads to the Some shoestrings will wear n long belief that the thieves were not profes time, blit they will liecom* brown Olli evening. o f Cottage Grove, 7-room house, 3 her cousin and E. L. Goodridge. sionals or were svarisi away before com er» will not wear so long, but will barns. 60 acres cleared and under culti plcting their job. M E T H O D IS T E P IS C O P A L The M. P. G. Club meets this a fter letnlu their original hlaekiieas The vation, school and depot on place. Entrance was gained through the rear Horace N. Aldrich. Pastor noon with Mrs. Roy Smith. strong string« that turn brown are o f t *0 acres pasture, all fenced, au ideal Thursday at 8:00, prayer meeting door. A bolt wus broken o ff and the ' Itni'ii or very strong eotton The oth place for stock and dairy, water piped Mr ^ Mrs Robert Earl Surprised Every Sunday: Sunday Sehool at l*: IT». other hs-k probably picked. The key which had been left in the lock, couíii <r« nre o f mixed «lie r » Hint hold their Graded to barn. $5(‘tH>, *•* cash and balance to Blue Mountain. Aug. 19.— One o f the 1 S. L. Mackin. superintendent - u:t most delightful surprises o f the season ) lessons. Mrs. Maude \\ right, supenn not be found this morning. The door eolur. Many |usiple pvefer tile I«'«» durable Junior i plainly shows the murks o f a crowbar or __ _ in ______________ ___________ __ department. . ■ „ 9 acres h.sisMiisI m this virin itv when the n d c a t primary 460 acres. 230 in cultivation. happened tnis vicinity wn«n in* au- wo i t tendent i _ m V n ^ f'th e”neighb"o"rhood and even some Epworth League at 3:00, Mrs. Helen some form o f jimmy. An attempt was shoestring, not only been une It hold« in prunes 24 years old, 2 story 11-room | from Cottage Grove invaded the home : Aldrich, ^up-'riutcu.iei.t. _ Fpw,.rth also maile to force one o f the rear win It» tutor, hut l»H-nuee being o f « le«» house, good cow barn. 14 stall horse o f Mr. and Mrs Robert Earl. They League at 7:00, Dr. Kiehard McCargnr. dows open. liuril filier It »taya thaï U dler than There was vinlv a small amount of barn, prune dryer, granary and all came loaded down with good things to president. Chapter No. 2 i*t 7:00. Fred change in the drawer, probably about the other. A few o f the million» of eric Aldrich, president. Class meeting kinds o f outbuildings. 3 wells and eat and about the noon hour began to ¡■t 12:15. Serviles with sermon at 11:00 $2.511. Seme gum and chocolate was shoestring w earer» know bow to t l» « spread on the tables heaps o f every taken but there is no evidence o f other Uiwknnt that won't lutne untied. T h « springs and mountain stream through thing that was tempting to the palate. and 9:00. Morning sermon by Rev. Robert Sut goods being taken. The druwers o f the method ean t*e explained without a dta- the place. One o f the best places for G«Hirge 1 low ns acted as toastmaster desk in the o ffic e wer ransacked but arani. c liffe , evening union service. a dairy ranch in Lane County. Price Mrs. C. A. Truer officiated as head ) nothing is missing from them. Among Instead o f tucking the t»>w one« $s 0 per acre, one fourth down, balance chef. Things began to be lively when | the articles taken from the rash drawer over liefore drawing the knot tight, C H R IS T IA N CHURCH she blindfolded Mr. Earl and seated to suit. Mile and half from town and were some revenue stamps. tuck It tw ice over. A fiddle airing ua«d Rev. T. B. McDonald, Pastor. him in the midst o f all those tempting Southern Pacific Railway. Services next Sunday as follows: for u shoestring would not come uu viands with beautiful women on each 500 acres, all fenced heavy woven side. Then bow the chicken and other Bible School at 9:45; morning services wny. T b l» knot enn wire with 3 barbed wires on top. No good things began to disappear. Some at 11; Christian Endeavor at 7:00; e v declared they never were so full iu ening service at 8 : 00 . same way a« the other, by pulling at buildings, plenty water. One o f the Prayer meeting each Thursday even their lives. A fter all had feasted, in tin* end*. Philadelphia Record. best stock ranches in the state. Price cluding women and children, then be ing at 7:30; Ladies’ Aid Wednesday at' $5500. H a lf rash. gan the social part in which all en ternoona. The Oregon state highway commis A ll not worshiping elsewhere cordi 162 acres, 60 acres fenced, plenty joyed themselves according to their sion will, us soon as |x>»*itde, prepare ally invited to attend. tastes. When the day was far spent outside range for miles, 75 head stock est milite* as to the cost o f a wagon Q u e e r C o n t e s t o f S t r e n g t h B e t w e e n e all went home saying. “ We have had goes with the place, 25 acres in hay a very enjoyable tim e.” FR EE M ETH O D IST. bridge across the Willamette river on B ir d e n d e B iv a l v e . and garden, fair buildings. Price $7000. The following were present: Mrs. C. Rhoda Burnett, Pastor. the Lane Linn County line at Harris At first thought It 1» hard to Imagine j A. Traer. Mrs. Addie Mooney, Mrs. L. 542 acres, 300 under plow, fine prune Preaching services the first and third burg. On Thursday II. W. Libby, Lune how a clam could endanger the life of orchard, balance pasture and fir timber L. Downs, Mrs. Eva Lewis. Mrs. I.. A l Sundavs o f every month at 3 and 7:30. County’s engineer, met with Assistant a hlrd. That such a strange circum len. Mrs. Louisa Ward, Mrs. . . . Sarah . . . Prayer meeting every Wednesday at sufficient to keep up the place for _ Thompson. Mrs. CMrrie Beaver. Mrs. Lit 7:3(J ani, on aMOD(1 a¿d f „ urth Sunday» State Engineer Sadler and Engineer stance 1» no: Impossible la allow 11 by years. Umpqua River crosses the cor lian Perkins, Mrs. N ettie McKiben, ,lt 3 0 \ clock. Geddes of l.inn County, to take mens the follow ing Incident: A settler on one o f the small Islsnd» ner, fine, large dwelling, cost $3200. Miss Bessie Mooaev, Miss Gwendolin urements for the bridge, which will near Vancouver was returning to hi* Large barn and all kinds o f outbuild Mooney, Lester Downs, Joseph Perkins C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE. probably l>e erected within the next home by way o f 11 beach o f burd sau*l Services at the Christian Science ings. drove o f fine hog* about 75 and the honored host and hostess. Mr. two years. and Mrs. Robert Earl. when he IwheM un unusually large Chapel, 242 Second Street, every Sunday sheep, cows, horses, wagons, hay, grain Mr. Libby said yesterday that the thick o f seagull» gathered In n compact at 11, and Wednesday evenings at 7:30. and farm machinery go with the place. Sunday School at 10. A ll are welcome. highway commission will make osti FAD S A N D F A N C IE S inn»» and beotlug with tieuke and Price is right at $50.000, one fourth Free library open from 1:30 to 4:30 mates o f the cost o f at least two types wing» ill>«»ii the »and Evidently they Some Savory Recipes. ! every Wednesday. down and balance to suit purchaser at Over o f steel bridge, on u concrete briilge. were attacking »<>uie enemy. ----------- Morning sermon: “ The Christian’s 7 per cent interest. head doxen« o f gull» wheeled and Swedish Meat Bulls.— Buy too sir P r iv ile g e s ." The question o f “ Divine and on u wooden bridge. The measure screamed lu evident excitement. Cottage Grove is the place to which loin by the pound and get the butcher H e a lin g " will be discussed at this serv meats taken by the engineers show that The settler was almost iqiou the you w ill eventually come. Climate uu to grind it before your eyes. Mix the ice. the main structure would have to be There will be no evening service on 45o feet long, beside* the two approach fighting birds before they burst apurt surpassed, and i f you have tired o f the meat with a pinch o f kitchen herbs. and flew, chattering, toward the cloud». frozen north, and the extreme heat of some fresh chopped parsley, a little account o f the union meeting. es, the one on the Harrisburg side be One. however, lay H a p p in g upou the chopped onion, a sixth o f the quantity I -------------------------- the east, write me today for bargains, mg form 150 to 200 feet long, and the ground, and tin- — a M S that a tnon o f stale, fine bread crumbs, salt, cay B A P T IS T CHURCH i f you mean business. enne and fresh cream to make a man Sunday School at 10:00 a. m , services me on th. Lane County side about .'llM» »ter cium held the gull * la-ak lu a v is«' W rite me what is wanted i f not ageable paste. R,.ll into balls, sprinkle m 11:00- B. Y". P. IT at 6:30. Prayer feet long, making a total o f about »50 llke grip. It was too heavy for the ] with flour and fry brown in butter or meeting Thursday evening at 7:30. B. feet. Idrd to flv 11 way with, and for all the listed here. olive oil. Y. P. U. at 6:30. F. M H A R R ISO N . The type o f concrete bridge upor . gu ll'» frantic struggle» It could not • • • loosen the d a m '» tenacious grip. Oregon Hotel Building. Boiled Rice.— Take a cupful o f well- Legal blanks o f all kinds at The which the state highway commission With Ids hunting knife the roan washed rice and mix it with double the Sentinel o ffice npr7tf will figure the estimate is new, and, pried o|*ell Ihe shells and fre«*d the cap according to Engineer Libby, there are five. The gull vvns exhausted from It« I f th ere’s a difference In price in job quantity o f cold water: add salt t" taste and let the rice boil fast for 20 j printing yo u 'll usually find an equal only one or two in the whole country) desperate «'ffort» aud at ttr*t could only minutes, when the liquid will have di.< Worms Cause Many Children’ s Ills, difference in quality. appeared. Then set the vessel, tightly Worms, by thousands, rob the child at the present time. I'n til the last »tugger like a drunken »ullor toward Finally, however. It flew covered on the back o f the stove for o f nourishment, stunt its growth, cause year or two, it has been considered im the water. the rice to “ soak’ ’ or finish the cook Constipation, Indigestion, Nervousness, possible to erect a bridge o f this type aw ay mid »<<011 returned In the van of S P E C IA L N O T IC E TO ing with the steam. Care must be Irregular Appetite, Fever and some- o f concrete. u cloud o f gulls come to lu »i»«'t the en C O T T A G E G R O VE FO LK S taken to protect the pot from too much times Spasms. Kickapoo Worm Killer emy that hud trupissl oue o f their The Lane County Court member« say heat, as rice cooked in this dry manner gives relief from all these, line fourth trifle. St. A ndrew » Beaeou. that they arc willing to assist in the We wish to announce we are exclusive will soon burn. Together with the first to one o f these pleasant candy lou nges, Cottage Grove Agents for the simple boiling, it takes about fift y minutes or taken as directed, kill and remove the building o f this bridge next year or the L ip R e a d in g D e t e c t iv e « . mixture o f buckthorn bark, glycerine, an hour, to cook rice in this way. It Worms, regulate your rh ild ’s bowels year after next, if the taxpayers o f the In a Vienna school for the deaf and must never be stirred, as this makes a and restore its health and vitality. Get etc., known as Adler i-ka. This rem county desire it. They sav they will dumb, w here lip rending Is taught, a edy, used successfully for appendicitis, soggy mess; but many good cooks of an original 25c box from your Drug D on’t endanger your ch ild’s not act unie-.-, the people vote fo r such counw hua I n sti established for th « ape- is the most THOROUGH bowel cleanser ten turn the edges up with a fork so gist. we ever sold. It is so powerful that as to let the steam out when the rice | health and future when so sure and an appropriation in the annual budget. rial purl»»*«* o f tea* hing the art to de Th e (»«»ll.llltle s o f Up read O N E S PO O N FU L relieves almost A N Y is nearly done. Any rich gravy or but simple a remedy can be bad. The members o f the court admit that tective* lug. suya the author o f the ais-ouut In CASE o f constipation, sour or gassy ter is a proper accompaniment, but it |____________________________________ there is ¡1 big demand for the structure, the Volta Review, have I nn - h exngger atomach. Adler i-ka never gripes, is safe does splendidly with curried chicken but they have derided to let the tax to use and the IN S T A N T action is sur a ted. Hut they nre aufll>4ent to enuse payers settle the mutter.— Eugene authorities to think the Instruction o f prising. The New Era Drug Store. Household Helps. Register. detectives worth while. When a de Be systematic— even the odds nod ends o f housekeeping should be at feetIve I ks ' o iu «'» proficient, he I» able tended to regularly. Set a day to at to learn something o f the con verna tlon Bv J»;-k London. tend to the drawers in dressers and between people who are visible, but out A R C A D E — W E D . S E PT 1. closets; examine storerooms and closets o f earshot The article »n y» that at The City Transfer 25c— Admission — 10c and see what is neded; look over fruit from 5o to l'»> f<-**t U I» possible for nu and vegetables that need attention and A ll Kinds o f expert to get the general run o f a con see that they are used before too late. The unusual rirciimstauces that there vernation. Home residing ha« been done • • • are two dates on which tuxes become with Klnaaee Ht a distance o f 125 fe«*t. Mildew can be removed by rubbing Instruction and practice lu the art the spots with green tomato aDd salt delinqucnt this year has given rise to , must I n * very thorough If the detective and exposing tne spots to the sun. many misunderstandings among the tax la to um* It to real advantage In bla • • • Piano M oving a Specialty payers. C h a rlu V. Galloway, o f tIn work. I f you wish your eyebrows to look WOOD A N D COAL state tax commission, states that the | pretty be sure no powder is left on T r a n s f o r m in g C lo t h e s lin e P o e te . Phone 55 law may be summed up as follows: them. • * • A suburban resident grew tired o f I f one half o f the taxes are paid be O ffice A t Eagle Cigar 8 tore A spotless tablecloth, smooth and fore April 1, the taxpayer may pay the the wooden clothesline |»>st» in hie buck yard. He Incneed them In chicken straight, is essential to the enjoyment balanee any tim e before October 1, I o f a meal. , wire netting and planted eprouta o f without penalty or interest charged. I f , , . k__ • • • " honeysuckle around the post». He then the balance 1 * not paid before October „ lm )„ Mrt, t(J ttl# fo|, o f Keep eggs in a cool, dry place. Eggs absorb flavors, and should be kept in 1. that date th • second half o f the tax each. In n abort time the honeysuckle a covered dish. cs becomes delinquent, and to it may be , had completely covered the iiii»lghtly added a penalty o f 10 per cent and in I»>»ts and a pair o f bluebird» built a Varnished W all Paper. ferest at the rate o f 12 per cent per j nest In one o f the boll«**». Many o f I have varnished wallpaper in the FIR ST A N D L A S T annum. I f the taxpayer ..... . not pay | *•>'■ "•'iK b l»'". b"*k UP » * * M «»* bath room and was told by the agent . . . . . . . . , , .. , and honeysuckle vines and hlrd bourn*» when taking the house that it “ washed one half o f his taxes before Apri I. . .. , „ „ . . Coupled with Service and Courte . , . 1 .. now make the clothesline j>o»t» o f bl» like oil paint.” It that true 7 I f not, 1915, the entire amount becomes denn hN-allty u pride to their ow ner».—House ous Treatment is what you get at is there any way o f cleaning i t f I quent Meptember I, nnd the penalty ami and Garden. would be very grateful for an early re interest as above specified begins Hep j ply.— Housewife, I^nsdale, Pa. tember 1 . Varnished paper ean be washed quite H e r O th e r H e lf . satisfactorily by adding two table- Hy the enactment o f house bill No. Society Dame—Oh. doctor. I'm ao spoonsful o f ammonia to a half pail o f " BETTI E 471, the recent legislative assembly pro sorely troubled with ennui. Itoctor— The Old Reliable water and washing with soft flannel. vided for certain change« in the man H'tn' W hy don't you Interest your BUBBLES" Dry o ff and wipe down again with a For the protection of our de ner o f tax payment», to become effec self In finding out how the other half chamois skin wrung out o f warm wa Uvea? Society Dame Gracious! Why, positors w e have: — th e ter. to which two tablespoonsfu! o f tur tive in 1916. This act hns nothing I'm not looking for a divorce. -Chicago pentine have been added. Th.s gives whatever to do with tax payments in fountain C A P IT A L ....................$25,000 00 a very good polish to the paper and News. the present year. favorite, makes it look as good as new. ■ la) man. : :: 72 hours Portland to Chungo l<> The North Bank Road in conjunction with the Or nit Northern By., or N orthern P« (fu* Ky., and Burlington Route. , > TW O $30 Blackmore & McFarland Sea Wolf TAXES MAY BE MET IN TWO PAYMENTS Hauling & Draying Done on Short Notice The First National Bank S U R P L U S and Undivided Profit* ROUND TRIP From Eugene to Sau Fru tici* «, meals and berth included, on the palatini steamships, "G r e a t Nor tlie rn " and “ Northern P a c ific ,” suiluig every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. $76.10 round trip Eugene to Ch< rugo, direct route*. $ 1*0 round trip, one way via California. Kansas City, $63 60 round trip, tout**. Write or ask for folders, schedules, etc. COURT TO LET TAXPAYERS DECIDE ON BRIDGE trapped a seagull IIIOI1 C'l.AMH D A IL Y L IM IT E D T R A I N » II î It K N IG H T , Agent, Oregon Electric Railway Eugene K. Il CROZIER. A. O. P. A., Portland, Oregon nuglo sepl I D o n ’t G e t W e t and carry t n d .. I >a*l *.( w ut'-r ..t»>J a • uU. | 1 w< r's 1 i«li I ' a: *1 R o liu :: S lic k e r , $ 3.00 sheds c ' cry tiro] Easy fittin g and \ ttro op at 1 * > \ point. AV/lrx/j/gri \ stop every 6 . op from rum i.i at tlie (tout. I',,a«-, tor t in . ;. < .-si« Salis/otturn Lmirantr*J *^($\\ l.It 'j Send tor ra l slog - , A.J. T O W K R C O .^ II MtAS*v BOSTON Discoverer of Bohemia District Re turns Home. Bird Earner, said to I*' the man who discovered the Bohemia mining dis triet, left last night for Cottage Grove, from whirh place he w ill'g o up into the mountains. Farrier ha* been under going treatment here for his ryes nnd i» very anxious to “ hit the trail again. He has mined in thnt roiintry for in yenr* Eugene Register B ta ts o f O h io , C it y o f T o le d o , I I . u r s s t'o u n ty 1 F r a n k J ( 'h e n r y m n k r » o s i l i th s t he le s e n io r p a r t n e r > f thè flrm o f K J ('tie n e » A C o . tlo ln c I mi » In es» In th è C it y o f T o ledo. C o n ti ty m a l S ia le a fo re s u ld . a n d fh s t s a lii Uro* w lll pnv th è s o m o f O N R I M T N D It R D D O L L A R I * f**r c a c t i a n d «»• e ry e ss e o f C a t n r r t i th ift e a n n o i tic e u te d b y Ih * use o f I I A I l . t* C A T V l t l l l l ( T l t K F R A N K I ( H K .N F .Y flw o rn lo h e fo re ni*- a n d su bse rfb e »! In m y n re se n ee . I b is it t i d a y o f Ih -, e m lx -r, A D ISM (B e a i) A IV O t .R A P O N . N o t a r y P u b lic I t a li' « C a t a r r i! C u r e la tn k e n In le r r m lly a n d a r t * d l r e e t l v u p o n ilo- 1,1,«„1 su d inu- cou « s u r f a , e» o f ttic S y ste m H* od f,»r te s tim o n ia l» f i - e K J ( T l K N K Y A c r i T o le d o . O B n ld b y a ll Druw irtnt» Tskr H a l l » F siw liy fili» ' . ..• .•(Ipsilon SPRIGGS B R O T H E R S B L A C K S M IT H S IM if invites you to Card of Thanks. Kitchen Hints Worth Remembering We wish to express our thanks to Salt is a good absorbent, as the house- the people o f the Cottage Grove coun S T O C K H O LD E R S w ife w ill discover i f she runs for the try who have rendered us »uch kind L ia b ilit y .............. 25,000.00 salt receptacle when ink is spilled on assistance since the recent fire thnt de the carpet or on the tablecloth, and »froyed our property. A Total of ......................$90,000.00 ! Put? on *alV renewing the salt as fast aug24pd Mr. and Mrs. T. Hopmnn. a* it absorbs the ink. I f the salt is T h e officers and stockholders a rc l,ut on th* ink promptly it is generally One stroke o f a bell in n thick fog all successful and well-to-do busi so effe c tiv e that practically no ink | does not g iv e any lasting impression o f »tain remains. ness men. its location, but when followed by re • • • pen ted strokes at regular intervals the An added flavor is given to after- Another protection is 24 years of ¡densest fo g or the darkest night cannot successful business and hacked up dinner black co ffee i f each lump of sugar to be served with it is rubbed long conceal its whereabouts. Likewise " by the United States with a piece o f lemon peel a few mo a single insertion o f an advertisement 51 at your favorite fountain ments before time to bring on the c o f — as compared with regular and system FEDERAL RESERVE B A N K fee. Orange peel adds a delicate touch atic advertising— is in its effect not un Also by the c.ise at to the afternoon tea i f the sugar to be W e want your business I like a a sound sound wnirn. which, heard heard fur but faintly faintly /-, .. n . . 1 ; ___«•/ a _ iikt used is rubbed with it a little while Cottage u ro \ e Bottling W ork$|l)nf^ ¡„ ¡n ,|,ai.r an,j „„.,n forgotten. before it is served. 40,000.00 A SOCIAL SIP “ First for Thirst T im e S o m e t h in g S te rte d . “ H ave you noticed the clock7' ha asked at the hour o f midnight ‘‘ Yea. I have.” »he replied, with yawn. “ It linsu't l*een going fo r three hour*." “ Neither have you.” — Yonkers Htntea- man. D e s e r v e d T r ib u t e . •‘ You a«»*, we have done everythin* possible to preserve Plymouth Rock.” "A nd I don't blame ye New Eng laud o w e » a heap lo that breed o f hen.’ — Kansas City Journal. Rome mothers tetu-h their bablM to talk—and then ex|>ect them to keep •till.—Indianapolis Star IR O N OR W O O D R E P A IR IN G OF A L L K IN D J I N Firat CI unh Work (fuaranteoil. Sixth ami WaMhiiiKton I’lutno 40 P.OLK’S' Business Directory OREGON and W A S H IN G T O N D ire c to ry o f each C it y , To w n end V illa s » . « Ir in a d e s c rip tiv e sk e tch of e s rh p iece, lo ce tlo n , p op u latio n , te le - « ra p ii, s h ip p in g a n d b a n k in g p o in t; also Ctaeellted D ire c to ry , co m p ile d b y b usiness and profaeeloiv U M IX « CO., RKATTUI
