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miruea saug u solo, lUoro wus siugiug
u quanoi luuijniaco ul Rev. Allinea,
x>ori Richmond, is. L.. Muck in anil U. E-
I injurey, uua u talk by the stati' proai
m ul ul Christian endeavor.
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Mias Mario Junes entertained
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jurats Saturday n e u iu j at the huuie ul
uer parents, klr. and Mrs. J. 1. Junes,
in hunor ul her six tenth birthday aunt-
ternary.
The evening was spent in
guessing games and at 11 o 'duck re
lieshmeuts were served.
clothes. It emphasize« the psyeholegie.il
effect o f clothes not only ou those with
whom wo come in business and Aoeiul
contact but upon the wearer.
And
yet the Dress I ’ p idea is uot iu tiny
souse a bid for snobbery.
Kcmember the dutes. April 3 to 8. Be
sure and visit Eugene. We bid you vvel
come.
COM M ITEE.
Anderson, Joe Smith, Ernest Wyatt,
Has a Kick.
Kev. 1). A. McLeod. George Matthews.
At Washington, iutcrunl revenue o f ­
Hçrald White and Worth Harvey.
ficers have been invustignting a drink
recipe which figured in a North Calo
The Social Tw elve meets tomorrow
lina moonshine ease. Two moonshiners
with Mrs. Herbert Kakin.
got into a quarrel with the result that
one informed the authorities o f what
A business session o f the F.mation club
was doing at the still. At the trial the
was held Thursday with the president.
recipe for the latest North
Carolina
Mrs. Van Allison. The following of
temperance tipple, called white-light
fieers were elected:
President, Mrs.
ning, was brought out. The recipe con­
Van Allison; vice president, Mrs. N e l­
sists o f one bushel o f corn meal, 100
son Durham; secretary treasurer, Mrs.
pounds o f sugar, two boxes o f lye, four
Elbert Bede.
plugs o f tobacco, four pounds o f poke
root berries, two pounds o f soda. Water
to measure and distill. This will pro­
duce 14 gallons o f the “ third rail liq
uor, suh,’ ’ tw o drinks o f which “ would
make a rabbit spit in a bulldog's eye.’ ’
— Hemet (O n lif.) News.
DRESS UP WEEK AT
EUGENE
I ne regular sucial sessiuu of the East
eiu Star was held Friday evening, the
hustesses being Mrs. Wm. Hall, Mrs.
J. 1*. Uraham, Mrs. Geo. Kerr and Mrs. Merchants of County Seat Have Joined
Card of Thanks.
iiu ti. Five hundred was the diversion
In Nation Wide M ove­
We wish to express our sincere up
of the evening. Dainty refreshments
precintimi o f the many kindnesses
ment.
were served.
shown us during our recent bereave
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Eugene’s first Dress Cp Week will ment.
Mrs. Frank McFarland entertained at
The W. W. H A W L E Y F A M IL Y
begin Monday, April 3, aud continue
a d o ’clock dinner last Wednesday eve­
until Saturday night. The merchants
ning in honor of Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
o f that city are behind the movement
Rags Becoming Precious.
¡Shilling and family, Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
and are making great preparations for
“ Save your waste paper aud rags.'
A ffo lter and daughter June.
this event.
is the warning sent out by the depart
On the above dates Eugene will be meat o f commerce, Washington, D. C .
Mrs. M. M. Wheeler pleasantly on
tertained yesterday in honor o f Mrs. “ dressed up’ ’ for the occasion aud the to commercial organizations throughout
C. W. McFarland. The afternoon was various stores will have exceptionally the country.
It is urged that because o f the short­
spent with needle work. A dainty two fine displays o f spring merchandise.
Make your plans to go to Eugene for age o f paper making materials in this
course luncheon was served, consisting
o f peanut sandwiches, cheese and cocoa Dress I'p week and you will be well re country, due to the impossibility o f iin
porting either rags or paper pulp in
and peaches, whipped cream and cake. paid.
The Reason for Dress Up Week.
war time, it is necessary for the paper
Those present were Mrs. C. W. McFar­
The Dress I ’ p idea grew out o f the industry in the United States that nia
land, Mrs. G. W. McFarland, Mrs. Otto
Dobberstein, Mrs. L. M. Tucker, Mrs. fact that with the coming o f the war in terials formerly wasted be saved.
¡3. C. Yeatch, Mrs. P. H. Magee, Mrs. Europe the American people lost some
Covering the cook books with par
C. M. Kidd, Mrs. Dorward, Mrs. Willis, thing of their confidence and, because
Mrs. Peek, Mrs. Hex Gleason and Miss they did not know what effect the sit affiti paper will keep them in goad con­
uation would have upon the American dition and at the same time allow the
Camp.
industries, a large portion o f the Ameri­ lettering on the back nnd sides to show.
Invitations are out for a private danc­ can public at once entered upon n Besides looking neat, the books will be
ing party by a leap year committee in course o f rigid economy. When peo­ so well protected that they will last
ple set out to economize, one of longer.
Moose hall tonight.
the first things they do is to cut down
Blank notes and receipts for sale at
Mrs. Jennie A. Jury has out in vita­ on wnat they usually spend for clothes.
n pritf
The war in Europe brought prosper­ The Sentinel o ffice
tions for & social afternoon Friday.
ity to Americans and when this pros­
The Emanon club meets tomorrow perity had advanced to such a point
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with Mrs. E. J. Sears.
that it needed only something to crys-
talize in the public mind the fact that
The wedding o f Miss M yrtle Pur- this country was prosperous, the Dress
vance and Boy Bell Wilson will take I ’ p campaign was launched. The Dress ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
place here next Sunday.
I'p propaganda o f last fall urged Amer­
[E very religious organization is in­
icans to open their eyes and look -t the vited to use this column for announce­
The Social Twelve club meets Thurs situation as it was. To feel confidence
ment o f its services and other news.
day with Mrs. Herbert Eakin.
in American prosperity and in the Contributors are requested to omit ex­
soundness o f our industries and then
The Constellation club met at the to express that optimism and confi­ hortations and other editorial matter,
Herbert Eakin home Thursday with j dence by wearing tbe better clothes and to make the announcement o f ser­
Social
Mrs. Eakin and Mrs. H. H. Vcatch as that they now could afford to wear, vices as concise as possible.
hostesses. The afternoon was spent in but which, through their uncertainty, functions, etc., and news outside o f the
weekly announcement may be elabora*.
working on holders which the club has many o f them had refrained from buy­
ed
upon.)
decided to purchase for the Masonic i ing.
temple.
Dainty refreshments were j
The Dress LTp movement aims to make
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
served cafeteria style, after which a the public realize how much o f one’s
Friday evening, choir practice.
business session was held.
success and happiness in life, under our
Sunday, Bible School at 9:45 a. >n.
present social system, really depends Preaching at 11 a. rn. and 7:30 p. m.
Misses L* Adelle W hite and Mabel
upon our wearing o f the right sort of
C. E. 0:30 p. m. Prayer meeting
Veatch entertained the faculty and
Thursday
at 7:30 p. m.
teachers of the city schools and & few
Ladies’ Aid meeting each Wednesday
friends at the country home o f Miss
afternoon.
White ’a parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. W.
CHURCH NEWS
White, Saturday night, March 18, at a
St. P a trick ’s day party. The guests
assembled early in the evening at the
home o f Miss Mabel Veatch in this
city from which place automobile con­
veyance was provided to the country.
The parlor decorations were in harmony
with the day and the occasion and the
guests were entertained with Irish songs
and games. A t a late hour a dainty
four-course luncheon was served. The
guests were; Supt. and Mrs. J. E. Dun-
ton, Prof, and Mrs. Purvance, Mr. Barn-
hardt, Mr. Trusdale, Miss Laura Smith,
Miss Jessie Smith, Miss N eva Perkins,
Miss Lulu Currin, Miss Lavilla Buell,
Miss Olive Currin, Miss Carolyn Doods,
Miss Bertha Stephens, Miss Janet D av­
idson, Miss Maude Hooper, Miss Hester
Bemis, Miss Carolyn Schilling, Miss
Inez White, Miss Esther Silsby, Mrs.
lima Beager and Mrs. Ragsdale, Martin
Pfej 'w 5 . — ¿a t_ . O t f .
Keep Kids Kleen
T V * mort pf t . ficaJ. Kr\hhful. playtime
tfmenli ever tnvn.ieri f</r cMdren I to
ycAn J agr. Madr. in oil - piece with
ilfop leek. Lastly dipped uc* or off
La ily \a a-hed. N o tight elastic I * >ds
l to rt.jp tii
!atioa. .V-de -i l.hte
A de.ii.ji, and blue and white hick 'y
' stripes for all the year round
Also
tight*..- weight, fast co’o* n.ai'tiaJ in
dark blue, cadet blue, t.«n or dark red
i for summer wear, .it spprjpriately
/ tri-nmed with fast-color galatea.
J
M a d - in Dut< h n»-r k with r-lf.ow
slervet. and high neck and long
.
sieevw.
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M
9
10
75c the suit
If your dealer cannot supply you.
We will send them, charges prepaid
Cn receipt of price, i 5c each,
CS,-FREE
M a d e by
Bevy are of imitations. Look for
the T w o f font* on th* Label.
Levi Strauis & Co., San Francisco
A m n M GRAND PRIZE «* t U P .P .l.t
j
B. F. Keeney
County Assessor
Rests on His Record
I regret that my opponent thought it
necessary in his announcement to re­
sort to insinuations against my integrity
and ability, and the manner in which
he drags Sheriff Parker in and uses
him as a shield behind which to fight,
is nothing short o f an outrage. He
would have it appear that Mr. Parker
had joined with him in opposing my
candidacy, when the truth is, so Mr.
Parker states, my opponent nor no oth­
er person was authorized to quote him
as making such a statement as pub­
lished.
The facts are, Mr. Parker has no
adequate means o f knowing the rela­
tive cost o f collecting taxes as between
tne old way and the present system,
for he has just commenced for the first
time the collection by tbe new system,
and even when the year is closed, he
can only approximate the difference, i f
any, fo r the reason that the tax col­
lecting department is not wholly sep­
arated from the other departments o f
the office, but in the Assessor’s o ffice
the relative eoet o f the two way* o f
aseeseing the county and preparing the
assessment and tax rolls, can be deter
mined, and the result stands emphatic­
ally in favor o f the geographical by
several hundred dollars.
Mr. Parker is the first tax collector
to attempt to collect taxes as contem
plated by the new system. He has as­
sembled the taxpayers’ descriptions on
one statement when possible to do so,
and, from all indications, the taxpay­
ers are generally satisfied with the re­
sults. It w ill probably be as predicted
by his letter which he sent out with
tho tax statements, from which I quote
the follow ing;
“ I believe with the co-operation of
yourself and other taxpayers, this new
system will be a decided improvement
over the old method and greatly lessen
the cost o f making the collections.”
M y opponent may go on and attack
me and my administration i f he chooses.
He has served about the same length
o f time that I have served as Assessor.
He has a record. I have a record. I
submit mine as my bid for re-election.
Pd. adv.
BEN. F. K E N N E Y .
:
PRESIDENT WARNS
AGAINST RUMORS
Formal Statement Issued to
Reiterate That Mexico is
Not Being Invaded.
IS IT TRUE?
A
WITH REV. H. H.
that high interest oft lines means
low security f Everyday events
seeui to prove it.
I f you chii be eouteut with nor
uiai interest mid want to bo uh
s.'lately sure o f your prln.-ipnl,
then this strong National Hunk
has mill'll to offer.
Contribution to llymu Contest This
Week Is From a Musician and Faster
Who H on Beeu Htudeut of Harret!
Washington.— President Wilson Is
\ savings ui'foiiiit can be Opened
sued a warning that ’’sinister and uu
here with one dollar or more, on
Hong for Quarter o f a Century.
wliieh we will pay you a fair In
scrupulous Influences" are spreading
terest. Fence o f mind is worth
aturuitsl reports about tho Mexican
THOSE O r E A R L Y DAYS FOUND
something.
situation with the object of forcing
MOST
H
E
LP
F
U
L.
'l'liink it over and consult us.
Intervention by the United States “ In
the interests of certaiu American own
Hymus Found tu Opening Chapters of
ers of Mexican properties.”
Ht Luke tu New Testament Appeal
In a formal statement the president
to Him More Thou Auy Others Ho
told the people of the United States to
Has Ever Studied.
be on guard aud not to credit such
stories. He urged those who diesem
(t'ontiuueil from first page.)
iuute news to test the source and au
thenticity of every report from the
haw, mid to Ins seed forever.’ ’
border, aud called attention again to
m m
Not long after Xticiimius gave niter
the government's announcement that miee to the Iteuedietus:
the sole object of the punitive expedi “ HI. sed lie the laird God o f Israel;
Wuteh your label on you paper and
tlon now iu Mexico was to punish Villa
for lie hath visited and redeemed see that it is changed within two weeks
aud his followers
ills people,
ufter making a payment.
The news services supplying news And hath rinsed op mi horn of salvation
fur us in Iho house of his servant
papers had been asked, the president
I >uv id ;
said, to assist iu keeping this view
This famous Root mid Berry discovery
constantly before the Mexican and Un- As he spnke by the mouth of his holy
I oxidizes uric acid
mid carries
it
prophets,
wliieh
have
been
since
the
American people, to the end that the
I
away.
The
gentle
influence
o
f
this
world begun:
expedition should uot take ou the color
1 cientifie method reach.-a the most s ev si^
I’ llnt we should lie saved from our ene­
and long standing rheumatism Received
of war.
mies, and from the hand of nil that
F. F. I. K. award. Every package beara
The purpose of the American com
hate us;
; our giinrnnlee, under which dealers
■uandera was described as embracing I'
terfurm tin- mercy promised to our will refund in case buyers are not sat-
cooperation ” ln every possible way"
fathers, and to remember his holy j isfie.l with results. I’ rice $1.90 Drug
with the forces of Ueuera! Carranza,
gist or by parcel post direct O. O. U.
eonv.-limit;
l'li. o.ith which he swnre to our father Anti Uric Oo., 32 Front, H\n Fran-ltco
and withdrawal from Mexican terrl
Abraham,
lory ns soou as the object of the ex
I’ li.it lie would grant unto us, Hint we
pedttton is accomplished.
Nyal Quality Store
being delivered out nf the land of
The president solemnly warned the
Exclusive
Agents
Cottage Grove
our enemies might serve Him with
people "that there are persons all
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out fear,
along the border who are actively en
In holiness mid righteousness before
BICYCLE R E P A IR IN G
gaged in originating aud giving as
Him, all the days of our life.
SOLD ERIN G OF A L L K IN D S
wide curreucy as they can to rumor» \ii.1 thou, child, «halt be cnlled the
of the most sensational and disturb
prophet » f the Highest: for thou
ing sort which are wholly unjustified
shall go before the face o f the , ( ’» n Allow you nw>r* f«>r your okl w h r*l on » new
by the facts."
Lord to prepare His ways;
if G « r a t i w h e e l , than anyone in the < «Minty
Furniture Repairing a Specialty.
Official Data Awaited on Sussex Case. i’o give knowledge o f salvation unto
H,s people by the remission o f their Ha by rarrtajfvn rr|mifrcl. tire « put on Sati-xla« ti«ni
tfuarantsnxl
W til call ami «le livrr any w«»rW
O fficial information ou which I’ resi
sins,
PHONE M v
dent Wilson will decide whether the Through the tender mercy of our God; ; BICYCLES SUNDRIES. BTC
tU'HLKRF UDII.DI n II
sinking of the Englishman aud the
whereby the .lav spring from on
damaging by an explosion of the chan
high hath visited us,
A N ID E A L 8 PR IN O L A X A T IV E
nel steamer Sussex were the result of To give light to them thut sit in dark
\ tfiM»«| nut) time triod rmiirtly in Dr.
ness mid in the shadow o f dentil,
acts In violation of international law
to guide our feet into the w ny » f Kin^'N NVw L ife I * 111 m . Tht* fir*t d*»*«
is being gathered from every available
will n ovo Ihr NliiKKmh toowrlil, at miniato
pence.”
source by consular representatives of
fIi«* livrr nnd Hmr Ihr ayatnn o f
The
third
was
Hie
angel’s
song:
tbe United States in England and iu
“ Fear not: for, behold, 1 bring you tirili blood impuntirà. You owr it to
France.
good tidings of great joy, whirh yourarlf to clm r the ayatrm o f body
Information regarding (lie Sussex,
poinonn, nrrumulutnl during the wintrr.
shall be to all people.
which bad been received, did not. high For unto you is born this day in the I>r. K in g '« N r * L ifr !*illa mill do it.
officials said, convince them tlust the
city o f David a Saviour, whirh is 2f>«' nt your limititi at.
vessel was the victim of submarine
Christ the Lord, i
attack.
And this shall lie a sign unto yon; Ye
Should either the Sussex or the Eng
shall find the Imhe wrapped
in
swaddling clothes, lying
in a
llshinan have been torpedoed the Unit
manger.
ed States would consider the act to
he a most flagrant violation of the Glory to God in the highest, nnd on
Cottage Grove Tram fer
earth pence, good will toward
rtghta of humanity, the principles of
The Old Reliable
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
A N T I-U R IC
N e w E r a D ru te S to r e
j
M. F . O A K E S
L. L. Harrel
me n *
International law and the broad assur
The fourth one was the prayer nnd
ances regarding the conduct of sub
prophecy o f Simeon when he saw the
marine warfare which have been given world's Redeemer:
by the German government. There is Lord, now lettest tlmu th_v servant de
no evidence, or even u suggestion, that
piirt in pence, nrrording to thy
either of the ships was armed, so no
word:
defense could be offered on that score For mine eyes have seen thy salvation,
Hay Arm y Measure Passes House. Which thou hnst prepared before the
P R E S B Y T E R IA N CHURCH
face o f nil people;
D. A. McLeod, Pastor. Phone 132R
The Hay army reorganization bill A light to lighten the Gentiles nnd the
Bible School at 10 a. m. Morning was passed by the house by a vote of
glory o f Thy people Israel.”
worship at 11 a. m. Junior Christian 402 to 2. The vote placed the house
(T o be continued next week.)
Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship on record for inert used national de
at 7:30 p. m.
fense.
A Sentinel want nil. may sell mime-
Service 11 a. m., subject, “ The
As it wan passed by the house the thing you are throwing nway.
Christ Sacrifice.”
Subject for eve­
Hay bill provided:
ning, “ The Still Small Voice.”
A regular army of 140.000 men, an
increase of 20.000 over the present an
Thr frailer* of tin* paper will bo
M E TH O D IS T E PISC O PAL.
pleaaerl to learn that there I* at l»*aat on«
thorlzed strength. A federalized mill
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
drearier! rllneam* that a« lence haa been
Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45 tla o f 420,000 men under the control able to cure in all It* at a ft« a, arid that Is
Catarrh. Hall'll Catarrh Cure Ir the only
a. m. Service with sermon, 11 a. m. of the federal government. A system poallive cure now known to the medlml
Catarrh be In a a ronatltutlonal
and 7:30 p. m.
o f reserves, recruited from retiring fraternity.
dlneitae, requires a ronatltutlonal treat­
Junior League 3:00 p. m.
members of both the regular army and ment. Haifa Catarrh Cure I n taken In­
ternal! jr. uettnir directly upon the blood
Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
the militia. A reserve officers’ corps and muroua aurfacea of the ayatem, there
by destroying the foundation of the dla
of 50,000 recruited from graduates of eaae,
and Klvlnic the patient Ntrcngth by
B A P T IS T
building
up the ronatltutlon and aaalatltiK
military
schools
under
federal
super
Rev. C. C. Van Gorkum, Pastor.
nature In doing It* work The proprietor*
vision.
Federal
pay
for
officers
and
have
ao
much faith In Ita curative pow­
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching,
er* that they offer One Hundred Ikdlar*
11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:30 enlisted men of the national guard.
for any ca*e that It fall* to cure. Bend
for Hat of teatlmonlal*
Authority for the president and sec
p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30;
Ad dreaa K J I ' H K N K T A C O . T o le do . O
retary o f war to make plans for the
p. rn.
Hold by all l i r u K K l* '* 76c
T a k e H a l l • F a m i l y P i l l s fo r ronntlparlotk
mobilization of the Industrial re
FR E E M ETH O D IST
•ources of the country is provided for.
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching service 11 a. m., followed
Oet a well drilled!
by class meeting.
We are here for a short time only
Services Sunday evening at 7:30.
Every Nation Aligned Against Oar- with our drilling mnrhine. We gunr
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
many Represented.
¡inter to shut out nil surface water.
at 7:30.
SPEAR A CRUSON
Paris.— The most important confer
Phone 146J
mch22aprl2
S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
ence of the entente allies since the )
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­ outbreak of the war began at Parts
ing at 7:30.
Monday under the presidency of Pre
Young Peoples’ Missionary Volunteer
mler Brland. The premiers o f Oreat
Society, Friday evening at 7:30.
Britain, Italy, Belgium and Serbia par
Sabbath School each Sabbath at 1:30 |
tlclpated.
p. m. Services following.
The British foreign secretary, Sir
Edward Grey; the secretary for war,
C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE.
B LA C K SM IT H S
The Christian Science church holds Field Marshal Karl Kitchener, and the
service in their chapel, 242 Second St., commander of the continental forces, |
every Sunday at 11 a. m. and every General Sir Douglas Halgh;
the
Wedesday evening at 7:30 A ll are French commander in-chief, General
welcome. Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Joffre, and the Italian general, C'ador !
and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30
na, also held seata at the council table.
the circulating library is open to the
Russia la represented by the foreign i
public.
minister, M. Iswolsky, and General
A PO S TO LIC F A IT H M I88IO N .
Ollensky, aide da camp to the etnper
Fred Honshuh, Pastor.
or; Japan by the Japanese ambassa
Services every Wednesday evening at dor at Paris.
Mission Hall, opposite depot. E very­
Kppp
body invited to attend these meetings.
W ilson's Second Granddaughter Born.
No collections taken.
Philadelphia.— A daughter was born
Chautauqua Meeting.
to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bowes Havre
A meeting has been -called at the here. She Is the second granddaugh
commercial club rooms next Wednesday ter o f President Wilson, and will be R E P A IR IN G OF A L L K IN D J IN
night for the organization o f a chau named Eleanor Axson Sayre, for Mrs.
IRON OR W O O D
tauqua association. Word has been re­ Sayre's mother.
Mother and child
F ir s t (H e m Work (JnarEhlecri
ceived that tbe dates have been d efi­
were reported as doing well.
nitely set fo r June 8 to 13,
S ik tli Mint Wunit111 gi.oit
Phone 40
$100 Reward, $100
ALLIES HOLD CONFERENCE
Why Use Muddy Water?
Draying of all Kinds
Plano Moving
Auto Dray For Quick Delivery
O FF IC E : Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
W ATCH C H ILD FOR WORMS
Worms sap child's strength, rob rhiM
of food und make child fe d fretful,
irritated, nervous. Wuteh stool mid nt
first sign or suspieion o f worms give
one half to one lozenge Kick upon Worm
Killer, a enndy worm remover. Gives ini
mediate results, is Inxutive. Fnruly/es
and removes the worms, improves Ii
k's4l on nnd genernl health o f child.
Continue giving Kiekupoo Worm Killer
untili nil signs nf worms nre gone. J5e
nt your Druggist.
Fresh Meats
G o od M e a ts
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
W. G. PERRY, Prop.
Phone 10
Free Delivery at A ll Times o f the Day
S P R IG G S
B R O T H E R S
methods
paIrons
com iof/
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A PO O RLY FED HOR8E
reflects discredit on its owner, hut the
owner gets the worst o f the deal be
cause economy in feeding the h orc
nffects its working cnpacity ns well iih
its niipenrnoce. I f your horse kicks on
his feed vou can correct it by buying
your feed here,
as / you M
get the
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— best
quality for the least outlay. Farmers,
contractors and horse owners generally
know that our feed is always up to tho
standard.
STERLING FEED CO.
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