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r i v i u* a good lesson on oru owu navy. T h e r e Is m o re (’ « t a r i l i In Itile e o lio n of T hursday and F rid a y will be tho well- lite o o u n tr y H um n il (MIMI d is e a s e s p u t to g e th e r, s u it u n t il tlu< tael few y e a r s know n M utual M aster Pictures. S a tu r w a s su p p o se d to tie l u r u r s l il e For s day will lvo Broadw ay U niversal night un n i m a n y y e a r s d o r-to rs p ro n o u n c e d It a and you r a n alw ays look for something b>< at itlae a se a n d B fe s r-rlb e d lo c a l r e m e good th a t night. N one but s ta rs th a t d irá . a n d l>y c o n a lu u t ly f i l il i» « to c u t s w ith lo c a l tre a tm e n t, p i in u m ili "d It I n c u r - hav e mude th e ir r e p u ta tio n on B ro a d a t ilr B e le n e s lia * p ro v e n t ' u ia r r l i to be a way are fe a tu re d iu these plays and no c o n s t it u t io n a l d is e a s e , s u d th e re fo r# r e j expense is spared in producing them. q u ir e s c o n s t it u t io n a l t ie a t m s n t . M a li's V u la ir li C u re , m a n u fa c tu re d by K. J. By using these pic tu res more th a n one l 'lie n s V A C o , T o le d o , 1 lid o , la th e o n ly night, M anager Beals has secured a C o n s lllt il h m a l c u re 011 th e m a r k e t It Is ta k e n I n t e r n a lly It a c ta d ir e c t ly o il lh a T he E w au o n club m et T hursday w ith ilar products of the home kitchen. l>ip r a te on them th a t euables him to show M ood u n d m u c o u s s u r f a c e s o f I lia s y s t e m Mrs. F r a n k Knox. The anuua l C h rist the cork firs t in the melted p a r a ff in them at the regular admission price, T h e y o ffe r o ils h u n d re d d o lla r s fo r a n y m a s tree and exchange of g if ts was and insert it in the bottle. T hen pour though this class of pictures have a l It f a lls lo c u r e Hi nd for c ir c u la r s ways dem anded a raised admission a n d t e s tim o n ia la held. The f u n d s on h and were d is on more uutil it is thoroughly sealed. Q uacks A r t Easy to Raise an d T h riv e A d d r e s s : r J i T I K N W V a CO . ToleSu. O price. • • • bursed in furnishing Christm as dinners on C heapest Faad. Hold in K r o a a l s i s . t i r t o r two families. tablespoonful of chloride o f lime in T a k e I t a l i a f a m i l y Pills fur « u n t i Ipatlua W ith o u t d o u b t th e d u c k Is one of four q u a rts of cold w ater aud soak the the m ost a b u s e d of all th e d o m e stic Mr. an d Mrs. E r n e s t P u rv a n c e euter- fabric. • • • birds, w rite s a c o rre sp o n d e n t o f tho ta iu ed Monduy evening in honor of Mr. Iow a H o m e s te a d Yet, 111 sp ite of Its a n d Mrs. J . F. tioda rd of S pringfield. B lan k e ts should be w ashed in soap- uupopularU y a m o n g th e m asses, lt Kook was the diversion of tho evening .-uua and i.u c e d thoroughly _ _ in cold vvat- f i l o s e prese nt were Mr. and Mrs. J . F- [ or, then hung on the line. When near- may be m a d e th e m ost profitable of all ...................... ” — ----- Lulu 1 ly dry beat them w ith a f u rn itu re b e a t Godard, Mrs. ' LeBoy, Misses In this c o u n try In th e h a n d s of one Cottage Orove Transfer Currin, Olive Currin, H e f ty , P erkins, er. They will be soft aud f lu f f y like w ho likes d u c k s a n d a p p r e c ia te s th e ir Wilson, O M a r a , P u rv a n ce , Maude new. good points. Hooper, Messrs. H arv ey , W y a tt, Hoy T h e duck Is p r e e m i n e n t l y a m eat Wilson, A lbert Woodard, C urrin Pur- Kibbons aud silks can usually be bird, a lth o u g h w ith p ro p e r handltiiK made to look fresher if they are washed V ance. th e f e a th e r s can he m a d e to pay for in soapy w ater, dried an d iroued. I f The Constellation club will not hold , (hey are desired s t i f f they should be Outlook In P o rtl a n d Is B r ig h te r T han m eeting tomorrow, its regular meet- , ironed while wet. I f they are to be for P a s t Two Y ea rs and In d ica tio n s of Every Kind The n e x t m eeting will be | soft, they must be f irs t dried, an d any m g day. P o in t to S trong R evival In S t a t e ‘a weeks from tomorrow. w rinkles which refuse to iron out w i t h two P lan o M ».¡tig out w a te r cuu be moistened w ith a G re atest In d u stry , Lumber. The Social Twelve club was e n te r sponge w rung dry. Auto D ray For Quick Delivery • • • tained T hursday by Mrs. N . E. Comp (Continued from first page.) Claude K ltchln, r e p r e s e n ta t iv e from ton, the president. On account of leav- _______ a white _____ ______ ^ do chine! When silk or crepe N orth C arolina, w ho Is now Demo OFFICE: Elite Confectionery m g the city Mrs. Compton I blouse becomes yellow a f t e r much wash- c r a tlc le ade r In C ongress. Phone 72 pelted to drop her membership aud Mrs. ¿n„ lt cnu he tin te d so th a t i* will look doldrums and im provem ent is noted J o h n B ader was elected to member- | new. Buy a b ottle of red or green daily. L ogging camps and saw mills ship to fill the vacancy. The hostess Qr a n y co|or y 0U desire, ;lnti pOUr W A R U PO N T A IN ! p resented each of the guests wMh a into the rinse w ate r und dip the waist resuming op era tio n s co nstantly all over P ain is a visitor in eve ry home s a d souvenir. Mrs. A. L. Monroe, the vice ¡ut0 ^ portion of a _ b o ttle of red the P a c ific N o rth w e st stu tes and the usually it cornea q uite u n e ip e r te d l y . president, will fill out Mrs. Compton s will keep the color iu a flesh tin te d hum of the mills means p rosperity to But you are prepared for every emerg uuexpired term as president. garm e n t or will give a yellow w aist a the sta te . ea sy if you keep a small b ottle of delicate piuk color. E v e r y tim e the T he only noticeable elem ent o f the Mloun’s L inim ent handy. It is the Mrs. Clara B urkholder e n te rta in e d waist is washed it should receive the grea test paiu killer ever discovered. Mr. an d Mrs. Wm. W atson a t a f iv e 8ame tre a tm e n t, i t is such a n easy lumber s itu atio n th u t is not fav o rab le - o 'clo c k dinner C hristm as day. P o rtlan d , Or Denying all c o n n e c Simply laid on the skin- no rubb-ng th in g to do, and q uite a few new gar lis the lack of to n n a g e to c a r-y the required it drives the pain aw ay. It i u u iits may be added to your w ardrobe ' product to m a rk e t. The P uuam u canal, tion with th e looting of th e W a sh in g is really wouderful. Mr. a n d Mrs. B. ¡S. Swengel, Mrs. i by using the dingy old waists. stopped by slides, closes w h a t would ton Ind u strial In su ra n c e fund, hut ud Mervin II. Holster, Berkley, Cal., J e n n ie F ish b u ra, Mr. F . M. H ild r e th normally be the big outlet for lumber m ittln g th a t he hud been In hiding In w rites: “ L ast H uturday, a f t e r tru m ping T h e B u lT O rp ln trto n d u c k Is a were C hristm as dinner guests w ith the T E S T E D R E C IP E S . r a t h e r new b re e d In t h is c o u n t r y , ! io the A tla n tic coast, and the w ir has P o rtla n d u n d er (he ullus of Ju c k Ed around the PuUHma Exposition with wet A. L. Monroe fam ily. having been o r ig in a t e d lit K n a la n d feet, 1 came home with my neek so s t i f f Some U nique O ddities to S erve w ith caused such a shortage of ships th a t w a rd s since D ec e m b e r 8. F ra n k W le s s th a n tw e n ty y e a r s ago It h as thut 1 c o u l d n ’t turn, I applied Hloan '» Clyde H astin g s and E d ith H a tf ie ld S ala d—E x tr a mayonnaise is served in ! tonnage for lumber ca rria g e is e th e blood o f th e I n d ia n Itu n n e r , S tone, who Is w unted In O lym pia. Wn., Linim ent freely and w ent to bed. To a half lemon skin th a t has been relieved j were m a rrie d here Dec. 24 by J u s tic e A y le s b u r y , R o u e n u n d C u y u g u Iu for alleged Irr e g u la r itie s Involving 111 V surprise next morning the stiff n e s s of the pulp und had a slice cut from the trem ely short. It s m u k e u p wild Is th e la rg e s t of o f P eac e Young. The ca n al will, of course, soon be re- abo u t 920.000 of s t a t e funds, was ar liud almost disappeared, four hours a f te r th e p ro lltlc egg la y in g d u c k s , e q u a l end so it will sta n d upright. I t may in g th e 1'e k ln g in siz e . T h i s b re e d Is re ste d In th is city by D ete ctiv es the second application I was as good as Mrs. N . E. Compton, fo r 4 y ea rs p res also be covered w ith a flu te d paper opened, and with the close of the war a e a s y to ru is e , m a t u r e s q u ic k ly a u d new. ’ ’ cap. ident of the M ethodist ladies ’ aid so ¡tre m e n d o u s rev iv a l of lum ber m snu S w e n n c s an d Pat Moloney. la r e a d y fo r m a r k e t a t ten w e e ks March, 1915. At D ruggists. 25c The yolk of h ard boiled eggs may f a e tu re on this coast is expected. O ther ciety, received a b e a u tif u l cameo neck o f a g e . T h e b ir d p ic tu re d la a llu f f He Is ac c u s e d by W a sh in g to n an lace on th e church C hristm as tre e as have pepper, salt, olive oil, a dash of O r p in g t o n d ra k e . th o r ltle s of being th e r in g le a d e r of u W orcestershire sauce added to them fac to rs in the situation are declared to an ap p reciation of her services. Clique th a t bus heed looting th e s ta le und mixed into paste, then form ed into be favorable. Miss N in a Thompson and Carl Sears small balls; roll them in pow dered nuts alm ost all tb c d u c k s cat, w h ich Is a Ind u strial In su ra n c e fund for m ore were m arried F rid a y evening. aud drop them into the salad, using the A no th er C a n d id a te for P ostm aster. very im p o r ta n t Item In bundling an y th a n u y e a r by p ro cu rin g th e slgnu I rings of white for the g arnish on top. A l /, , A man who kind of a n im a ls o r birds. In nam ing the c a n d id a te s fo r post lu r e s of fictitious c la im a n ts . Vouch owns a FADS AND FANCIES As a rule, It Is b e tto r not to sell th e e r s for big hospital hills w ere signed m aster last week The Sentinel over ________ P a r a d is e P u d d in g —P a re , core and looked J o h n C. W allace, whose name birds w h en young, b u t g ro w th e m to by m en slightly Injured, ut th e llistl Delicious sandwiches for the afte r- ! Sra,,? ,h re e a PPleV S e p a ra te three ’ i ^ ^ A - Ì Ì ^ Ì F'*,, B'*”d to the yolks three tublespoon The S entinel had not heard of in this m a tu r ity a n d m a r k e t th e m In early g allon of S tone, lt Is alleged noon a r e made of raisins and n u ts l‘tSISsr w inter, w h en prices u re a l w a y s good. although .................. he was probably chopped to ge ther very fine, moistened of 8UKa r a» d b ea t u n til lig h t; connection, .................................„ O th e r m e m b e r s of th e suppose d ring B ecause of f a tu l diseases, w hich lire w ith a little w hipped cream and s e a s - , ad.d g r a ti n g of nutm e g an d a teaspoon ; h f ir s t c a n d id a te out with a p etition w id es p re ad a n d seem to t>e u n d e r 110 a r e Jo h n W Gillies, claim a d j u s t e r for „ i;tin u l t S tu l of lemon juic e; stir in a h a lf cup of ; . . . . ... . , # # 'm | cold boiled rice; mix w ith th is quickly :ind ^lr8* t0 Pe Htion. control, t u r k e y s becom e sc a r c e r every th e s t a t e Industrial a c c id e n t eoiiimls the apples and beat well; add a h alf year, a n d ' h e goose Is not so easily slon. and E ug en e K K ea rn s, u saloon •ft P a s te the oilcloth on the k itc h en ta- (>u 0f m ilk ; tu r n into a b a k in g pan ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ raised, so, w ith o u t d o ubt, the d u c k will man, both of whom a r e u n d e r a r r e s t 1 ble; it will be much smoother. j and b a k e th i r t y minutes. A meringue when Old Prob in th e f u tu r e be one o f th e lead in g ta In Olympia. aays rain. * * * is made by b e a tin g the w hites of the CHURCH NEW S ble fowls. It U a la rg e bird, a n d w ith When bread is tak en out of the oven eggs into a s t i f f froth, teaspoonful of W aterproof, a good m a rk e t lt h as c onsiderable it should be removed from the pan s and sugar, and pouring over the m ixture, absolutely value a s a ta b le fowl. pla ce d side down on a wire bread or I t is browned in th e oven, F o r th o se e n g a g ed In d u c k c u ltu r e ca k e cooler. • • • O l P r o l u d o # H a t. 7 6 c u e la [ E v e r y religious organ iz atio n is in * * * For a simple home luncheon the vited to use this column for a nnounc e for profit lt will pay to keep only the Idaho Convict Divides 920.60 A mong T h ir te e n C reditors. When iceing runs, p u t it back on the i humble pan c ak e w ith je lly folded in m ent of its services and other news. h ea v ie r breeds. T h e r e Is also a g rea t Satisfaction Guarantcni stove, on top of an asbestos mat, and \ side may be served as a d esert aud C o n trib u to rs are requested to omit e x profit In th e se w h en gro w n a n d sold L ew iston, Idaho. — T h ir te e n real ! V S e n d fo r c a t a l o g stir u n til proper consistency is restored, will be "appreciated by the f am ily for h o rta tio n s an d o th e r ed ito rial m a tte r, for bree d in g purposes. „ d e n t s of L ew iston w ere s u r p ris e d to ! A. J. T O W E R C O . ’ ’ ~ This can be done a f t e r syrup is added a change. an d to m a k e th e announcem ent of se r B O S T O N ____________ '/Sil wXb* Many fall w ith geese, tu r k e y s an d rec eive for C h r is t m a s ca sh totaling to the white of an egg. ___________________ vices as concise as possible. Social chickens, b u t a lm o st a n y one w ho likes 120 60 from J. M l.a m p e rt. a convict • • • L an e P risoners M u st Work. functions, etc., and news outside of the dom estic a n i m a l s an d h a s h ad so m e ex In the s t a t e p e n ite n tia ry . I aim pert M ANY C H I L D R E N H A V E WORMH S tain s on b la nkets and oth e r woolen By a n order of the L ane county court, weekly anno u n c em en t may be elaborat perlence w ith th e m ca n succeed w ith goods can o fte n be removed by using a the six prisoners now in th e county ja il ed upon.] s e n t th e m one y to C ounty Auditor Worms ure a common childhood ail ducks D uck h a n d lin g Is of th e e a s ie s t m ix tu re of equal p a r ts of glycerine an d have been put to w ork on th e county i ---------- ------ W rig h t with a le tte r In which he said: incut. They nuiku children irritab le, kind, a s food, s h e lte r a u d gene ral c a ro yolk of egg Spread this on the stain, farm. Clearing and g ru b b in g land will M E T H O D IS T E PIS C O PA L . " C h r i s tm a s p r e s e n ts from the penl nervous nnd restless, besides robbing the of th e b ird s U very simple. T h e b ird s be the n a tu re of the work to be done 1 H orace N. Aldrich, l ’astor. leave h alf an hour and wash. body and mind of proper nourishment. W ho e v e r h ea rd of It? I W atch your child. E xam ine the stools by the prisoners. E v e r y S unday, 9:45 a. m. Sunday a r e hardy, free from dise ase a n d p ro te n tia r y ! Cream cheese lends its e lf to g a r n is h School. S ervice w ith sermon, 11 a. m. du ce profitably f o r g n a n y years. Iu a h a v e been so m e w h a t su c c e ssfu l In nnd at first signs of worms give your large flock th e finding of a deud duck e a r n in g a few d o lla rs h ere an d I do child a tr e a tm e n t of Kiekapoo Worm CLO V ER AMD CORN. ing as well as being p alatable. I t s so ft an d 7:30 p. m. (E ugene R egister.) is rare. T hey ca n s ta n d m u c h cold not know of any b e t t e r use I «-an m a k e Killer. They kill the worms and a r t as ness makes it easy to mold in an y shape, J u n io r L ea g u e 3:00 p. m. a n d duuipness, a n d a com m on sh e d Is and can be mixed w ith various condi 11 la x ativ e and expel the worms und The reasons w hy so m a n y fa rm e rs E p w o rth L eague 6:30 p. m. of It th a n to m a k e sm all p a y m e n ts to ments into delicious sandwich paste. poisonous waste. Tune the system arid fail to make money by raising hogs j all th e s h e lte r necessary. help restore your c h i l d ’s health and " ! were te rs e ly an d ac cu rately sum m arized \ C H R I S T I A N CH U RCH. A g r e a t fa c to r w ith d u c k s Is t h a t th o se 1 ow e money to lu L e w isto n " A fresh mildew- spot can be removed recently by R. H. Coglon, L ane county 1 happy disposition. Only 25c. a t your T. B. McDonald, Minister. they c a n be k e p t on t h e c h e a p e s t kind with lemon juice and exposure to th e ag ric ulturalist. “ The trouble with th e ! o f food. W hile p a s tu r e s a r e green British Seize All P a r c e ls F rom U. S. Druggist. F rid a y evening, choir practice. sun. I f it is an old spot, dissolve a men who are com plaining t h a t th e re is S unday, Bible School a t 9:45 a. m. a b o u t all th e y nee d Is green g r a s s or Berlin, via w irele ss to T u c k c rto w n A modern method of using p a r a f f i n | no money in h ogs.“ he said, “ is t h a t 1 P le a c h in g a t 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. gree n forage, bugs. etc. C orn Is th e ir N. J .— B ritish a u t h o r i tie s seized every for sealing jelly is to p u t a tablespoon- | they are feeding them too much two- j C. E. 6:30 p. m. P r a y e r m eeting m ain food parcel post p a c k a g e ab o a rd th e s t e a m ful of shaved p a r a f f in into the glass j cent w heat. You c a n ’t m a k e m oney! T h u rsd ay a t 7:30 p. m. Some do not like d u c k s a r o u n d th e before pouring in the hot liquid. This 1 by feeding two-cent w heat to hogs th a t 1 L a d i e s ’ Aid m eetin g each W ednesday e r G o eu to e r of th e R o tte r d a m Lloyd Conducted for Mrs. Ilohl by f a r m because th e y claim th u t they d e will melt, rise to the top an d form a are selling around five cents. The afternoon. George and Philip Hohl line, en r o u te from New York, ac cord stro y so much. H ow ever, th is o b je c smooth, even coating. This is in the | thing to do is to grow them on clover G eneral B lacksn#tlilug S un d ay m o rning subject, “ A N ew tug to d is p a tc h e s received h e r e Her tion m ay be raised w ith a n y class of line of labor sa ving; it does aw a y w ith and finish them on c o r n .” Y e a r ’s M e ssag e .” In th e evening Miss F irs t Class H orss#ioelng rse#ioe I f birds of an y kind a r e a officers so r e p o r te d upon the Ilnur's the m elting of the p a r a f f in and wash- T h a t, briefly expressed, is the whole V an D en b u rg will read “ C hristm as poultry b o th e r th e y should lie confined to y a r d s a r r iv a l ut R o tte rd a m ing th e e x tra receptacle. P a r a f f i n is | of hog raisin g as a money m a k in g prop- C a ro l.” Special music by a q u a r te t A uto S prings R e p a i r e d ^ Moda or a ra n g e for the m se lves, a n d d u c k s also found to be easier th a n sealing wax osition. The hog is not a magic p r o fit and a solo b y Mrs. B. K. Lawson. to O rder *h- for covering corks on catsup bottles, m aker th a t will re tu r n dollars to his a r e very ea sy to confine, a s th e y ouly V an c o u v er F a r m e r Killed by Nephew. home-made wines, grap e juice and sim- owner in spite of unbusinesslike m e th All Work G u a r a n te e d —Chirigas need a g ra ssy p a s tu re Inclosed w ith P R E S B Y T E R I A N CHURCH. V ancouver, W a sh .—As u r e s u lt of a ods of care and feeding. I t is not a c o m m o n woven wire. A g en e ral hog K e n s o n n h le D. A. MacLeod. P hone 132R. too h ila rio u s C h r is t m a s p a rty at Hazel miracle worker, an d if th e o verhe ad cost fen c e Is sufficient to confine them . Bible School a t 10 a. m. M orning of production is too high i t c a n n o t r e A fte r corn is tw o feet high they may Dell. J o h n K ra m e r, u pio n e er form er, Saw Oummlng R ubber T irin g tu r n a pro fit. The hog raiser who ex worship a t 11 a. m. J u n io r C hristian be p a s tu re d In the cornfield to a d v a n 68 y e a rs old. la dead, his son, E dw ard E n d e a v o r a t 3 p. m. E v e n in g worship 27 N orth H Ht. West C ttngo Orove pects to m ake money m ust realize this tage, a s they will e a t g r a s s betw e en K ra m e r, Hr., h as a b ro k e n leg, ( ’h a s from the s t a r t or he will be sadly dis a t 8 p. m. NNIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII th e row s w ith o u t d istu rb in g the corn. Services 11 a. m., subject, “ The M yers Is cniifjiied In th e c o u n ty Jail, appointed. It usually costs as much to tu rn out FARMERS' AND HOME-MAKERS’ WEEK As d u ck s begin to lay ea rly In th e c h a r g e d with th e shooting, and Mrs. B u t th e re is no need in the W illam F irs t and G re a t C o m m a n d m e n t.” Sub- a poor jo b of p r in tin g as a good one. the s p r in g w hen the w e a th e r Is y e t cold, and RURAL LIFE CONFERENCES e t te valley to f a t t e n hogs on high priced je c t fo r th e evening, “ L eaving Lillian Abbott, abo u t 24 y e a r s old, Is lt Is well to kn o w th e n es tin g places T he Hentinel turns out the q u a lity s t u f f wheat. The a n c ie n t ca nard t h a t clover Old B u t . ” January 3 to 8, 1916 being held as a m a te r ia l w itness. an d g a t h e r th e eggs soon a f t e r laid to will not grow here has long since been a t the same price th a t inferio r goods L i v e I n f o r m a t i o n . P r a c t i c a l H e l p for t h e H u m * B A P T IS T p r e v e n t chilling. exploded an d the W illa m ette valley is th e F arm , th e C om m unity. can be p ro fita b ly produced. ils22tf. Rev. C. C. Van Gorkum, pastor. T h e first eggs of tile season should J a p a n W a tc h in g C h in ese Revolution. now producing clover crops t h a t c a n n o t C o n v e n t i o n s o f O r e g o n ’s G r e a t e s t I n d u s t r i e # You w ant something. Someone else C o n f e r e n c e s o n O r e g o n ' s Mo#t V it a l P r o b l e m # be excelled. A nd the same is tr u e of T okto.—J a p a n is w a tc h in g d evelop S unday School, 10 a. m. P reaching, Lie s e t u n d e r hens, w hile th e d uck m ay We w a n t corn. The mân who says corn ca nnot 11 a. m. an d 7:30 p. m. Y. P . 8., 6:30 be allo w ed to h a tc h th e la te r ones. I t rnents In f h l n a w here a rev o lu tio n w ants to sell som ething. LE C T U R E S—D EM O N STRA TIO NS— E X H I B I T I O N S —E N T E R T A I N M E N T S be p r o f ita b ly grow n here sim ply does p. m. P r a y e r m eetin g T hursday, 7:30 Is a l w a y s m u c h b e tte r to u se hens as a g a in s t th e m o n a rc h y la r e p o r te d to w ant nds. , Why not all have w hat w o about. p. m. T w o {fccmwattd p e o p le a t t e n d e d la st y e a r . I t i# ■ not know w h a t he is ta lk in g m o th e rs o f t h e ducklings, as th e y will hav e begun. w ant» dec22t f. g r e a t p l a c e t o m a k e f r i e n d s - w i t h liv e Yields t h a t f a r exceed the av e rag e in c a r e f o r th e m m uch b e t te r th a n t h e old t h i n k e r s a n d liv e t h o u g h t s g o o d Y unnan p rovince le said to hav e corn countries a r e common here. C H R I S T I A N SCIEN C E. w orkers, a n d good w ork. d u c k s them selves. Corn an d clover are a splendid com T he C h ristian Science church holds risen up a g a in s t Yuan Hhi Kai, who b ina tion fo r the m an who keeps hogs, service in th e ir chapel, 242 Second St., W I N T E R S H O R T COURSE h a s s e n t la rg e forces to quell th e dlf Keep H ens F re e From Insects. as the experience of dozens of p ro g re s every S u n d a y a t 11 a. m. and every January 10 to February 4, 1916 T o kill off th e lice provide a d u s t flculty. sive fa r m e r s te stifie s, and w hen the W ednesday ev e n in g a t 7:30. All are ▲ P r a c t i c a l A g r i c u l t u r a l C o u r s e in a Nut Shc lL tw o crops are p roperly used th e re will b a th fo r th e ben, anil sh e gen e rally will welcome. S u n d ay School a t 10 a. m. A p p l i e d S c ie n c e in A c tu a l W o r k o f th e F a rm a n d H ousehold be no com plaint t h a t th e cost of p ro and each W ednesday from 1:30 to 4:30 keep h e r se lf fn-e from lice. If s h e does T H E M A R K E T 8. our c irc u la tin g lib r a ry is open to the n o t d u s t her w ith Insect pow der. You Cwuraas in F R U I T R A I S I N G . F A R M C R O P S , ducing pork is too great. SO ILS STO CK R A ISIN G D A IR Y WOKK, public. ca n bu y this a t d r u g sto res or you ca n P o rtlan d . PO U LT R Y RA ISIN G , G A R D E N IN G , CO O K N ew Policy a t B«x T heater. IN G , SE W IN G . H O U S E H O L D ART», H O M E m a k e It yourself. A very effective a n d W h e a t—Club, 97c; blu e ste m , 98c; N U R S IN G . BU SIN ESS M E T H O D S, ROAD M a n a g e r Beals of th e Bex T h e a te r S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T . chenp Insect p o w d e r Is m a d e by ta k in g B U I L D I N G . F A R M E N G I N E E R I N G , R U R A L is going to keep a b r e a s t of th e tim es f e d R ussian, 9Gc; forty fold, 98c; red ORGANIZATIONS, M AR K ET IN G . th r e e pn rts o f g asoline nnd one p a r t P r a y e r m e etin g on W ednesday e v e n by disc ard in g the “ d aily c h a n g e “ fife, 95c. C o rre s p o n d en c e C ourses W ithout T u l ti s tr o n g carbolic acid. Mix th e s e to- I wjiich has been such a serious d raw b ac k ing a t 7:30. X p e r t I n s t r u c t i o n in Music. E*1 H a y — E a s t e r n O regon tim o th y . 917; V o c j ' i ^ Young P e o p l e ’s M issionary Volunteer g e t h e r nnd ad d e n o u g h p la s te r of p a r ts to the picture business in C o tta g e Grove Reduced railro ad ratea Society, F r id a y evening a t 7:30. alfalfa, 914.60 K i c r c O rs l i i ^ ^ * to t a k e up nit th e m o is tu re T h is m a k e s Br program w rite to ThsCoMags Exchange, O’txsa for a long time. “ B e tte r P ic tu r e s and r S a b b a th School each S a b b ath at 1:30 a dry, p inkish powder. D u s t th is on th e B u tte r —C r e a m e ry , 27c Agricultural College. Corvallis. (lw-û-1 to f-1) Longer B u n s ’ ’ has keen th e slogan of hen. especially In th e f e a th e r s u n d e r the picture in d u s try (which, by th e way, p. m. Services following. Eggs - R a n c h , 36c. is the th ird la rg e st in d u s try in the th e w ings a n d In th e flu IT below th e Wool— E a s t e r n Oregon, 25c; valley, A POORLY F E D HORSE CO UGHS A N D COLDS A R E D A N G E R United S tate s) fo r over a y e a r an d a t A PO S T O L IC F A I T H M ISSIO N . veuL 26c OUS. last it has struck C o ttage Grove. F re d Honshuh, P a s to r reflec ts disc re d it on its owner, h u t th e F ew o f us realize the d anger of Colds H o p s— 1916 crop, 8 # 12c p e r lb. This new policy goes into e f f e c t th e Services eve ry W ednesday evening a t P a tc h Up th a Henhouse. ow ner gets the w orst of tho deal be- and Cough«. We consider them common j week of J a n u a r y ' 10, and" the program Every- I cause economy in fee d in g th e horse I f a d r a f t Is p e r m itte d to blow en d harm less ailm ents. H ow ever sta tis will consist exclusively of fea tu re s Mission Hall, opposite depot. S eattle. a f f e c ts its w orking c a p ac ity as well as tic s tell us eve ry th ir d person dies of a ra n g in g in lenght from 4 to 7 reels each I ^,ody in v ite d to a tte n d thss-j meetings, th ro u g h th e o p en in g s of the poultry W h e a t— B luestem , 99c; club, 95c; I its appearance. I f yo u r horse kie k s on house y o u r birds will probably become ung ailm ent. D angerous Bronchial and M onday and T uesda y will be shown a I No collections ta k en . L ung diseases follow a negleeted cold. P a t he “ Gold B o o s te r ” play, th e f ir s t I sick th ro u g h hav in g colds H e re Is red R ussian, 94c; forty fold, 96c; fife, his feed you can co rrec t it by b u y in g | your food here, as you g e t th e b es t As your body struggle s against, cold one will be “ N e d r a . ” W ednesday w ill ' w here p rev e n tio n Is tietter th a n cure. 94c. F R E E M E T H O D IST S . q u a lity for the least outlay. F arm ers, germs, no b e t te r aid can be had th a n Dr. be serial nig h t an d he has secured the B a rley —926.60 per ton. S h u t up th e o p en in g s so t h a t the d r a f t s Rhoda B u r n e tt, P asto r. j co n tra cto rs and horso owners generally K i n g ’s N ew Discovery. I t s m e rit has best serial on the m a rk e t, one t h a t i s 1 Services each S un d ay a t 2:30 and will be k ep t out. A d r a f t Is bad In th e H a y —T im o th y . $16 p e r to n ; alfalfa, know t h a t our feed is alw ays up to th e been te ste d b y old and young. I n use ------ — g and • also educatio n al; 7:30 p. m. E v e ry b o d y welcome. very in te ----- re stin sum m er, b u t w hen t h e cold w lnde 114 p e r ton. j sta n d ard . o v e r 49 years. Get a b o ttle today. “ N ea l of th e N a v y . ” This p ic tu r e co m m en c e to blow It Is positively d a n B u t te r — C re a m e ry , 28c. Avoid th e risk of serious L ung ailm ent. was ta k e n under th e direction o f Sec Blank notes and receipts for sale a t gerous D ruggists. r e ta r y of the N a v y Daniels, and will The S e n tia e l offiee. Eggs— 36c. a p r 7 tf CLAUDE KITCHIN POULTRY and E G G S PROFIT IN DUCK CULTURE. BJNKEMY DEW PROSPERITY IS HERE L . L . H a rr el D rayin g WASHINGTON MAN IS TAKEN IN PORTLAND An O ptim ist * Mi; i Reflex V V Y . A Slicker $ 3.00 ! i DEBTS PAID FROM PRISON Hohl’s Blacksmith Shop rá jh O. A . C. IP STERLING FEED CO.