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♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ j CHURCH N EW S $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ [E v e ry religious o rg an izatio n is in v ited to use th is column for an n o u n ce m ent of its servioee aud o th er news. C o n trib u to rs are requested to om it ex h o rta tio n s and o th e r ed ito rial m a tte r, Mrs. E rnest Sours was hostess to the uuder th e wood aud it will burn quickly and to m ake th e anuouucem ent o f se r vices as concise as possible. Hoeial Em nnon club T hursday. A fter a bus;' au d loug enough to g is e the wood a fu nctions, etc., au d new s o utside o f the social hour, d ain ty refreshm ents were good sta rt. • • • w eekly announcem ent may be e la b o ra t served in tw o courses. Mrs. O tto liei- P erh ap s you have grow n tire d of the ed upou.] m e was a guest. Mrs. B ert T rask was elected as a new member. The club usual w ay ste a k is served. If so, try C H R IS T IA N CHURCH will m eet w ith Mrs. Clyde Umphrey th is: Buy a good th ick one, e ith e r sir F rid a y evening, choir p ractice. loiu or porterhouse. Seasou slightly n ext week. S unday, Bible School a t 9:45 a. >n. w ith pepper au d sa lt, aud broil u n til it In giv ing the nam es of th e m em bers is m oderately brown. H ave perp ared P re ac h in g at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. C. E. 6:30 p. m. P ra y e r m eeting of th e en te rta in m e n t com m ittee of the enough chopped parsley aud w hite onion E astern ¡Star social session la st week, to cover it. Hot it th ick ly w ith dabs T h u rsd ay a t 7:30 p. m. L a d ie s’ Aid m eeting each W ednesday th e nam e of Mrs. O. O. K now les was of b u tte r aud b ak e iu a quick oven for om itted by error. fiv e m inutes. T he ouiou, parsley aud aftern o o n . b u tte r siuk into th e m eat, the parsley P R E S B Y T E R IA N CH U RCH Mrs. Je n n ie J u r y w as a genial hos ab so rb in g the stro u g flav o r o f the D. A. M acLeod, P asto r. Phone 137R. tess to an in fo rm al p a rty of sixteen onion. Ouee a steak is served iu this Bible School a t 10 a. m. M orniug F rid a y aftern o o n . T he afte rn o o n was luauner, the usual fashiou of serv in g it w orship a t 11 a. m. Ju n io r C h ristian sp e n t in crocheting and social ch at. A will seem tasteless. E ndeavor a t 3 p. m. E v ening w orship d ain ty luncheon w as served in two • • • courses. G uests p resen t w ere: Mrs. The tric k which will save the sauce a t 7:30 _p. m. Oeo. H all, Mrs. W ill H all, Mrs. C lara should be pulled o ff ju s t before the S ervice 11:00 a. m., su b ject “ A New B urkholder, Mrs. Van Allisou, Mrs. A. stra in e d flour is poured iu. T he flour R e v e la tio n .” S ubject for th e evening, W. Kirne, Mrs. O. L. N ichols, Mrs. E. should be uuxed w ith cold m ilk in stead ‘ •T h at A bsurd E x cu se .” A. Gleason, Mrs. H. A. M iller, Mrs. A. of w ater, w henever it is possible, and M E T H O D IST E PISC O PA L . L. Monroe, Mrs. C. A. F ro st and Mrs. then th e solution is strain ed . When H orace N. A ldrich, P asto r. E lb e rt Bede. the hot uulk on th e sto v e is alm ost S unday School ev ery S unday a t 8:45 — ready to boil, a few tablespooufuls of M iss G ertrude Lockwood g av e a fam i- | a. m. Service w ith serm on, 11 a. m. the hot tnilk should be tak en out, mixed ly reunion M arch 2S in honor of Mrs. iu w ith th e cold m ilk a n d flour u u til the and 7:30 p. m. a a n W allace, who has been an in valid i Ju n io r League 3:00 p. m. fo r fiv e y ears and a su ffe re r from u 1 m ix tu re iu the bowl is w arm ; then E pw orth League 6:30 p. m. when th e m ilk boils, th e warm flour dislocated hip. T he guests were the follow ing: Mrs. H a rrie t W allace, Mr. and m ilk can be poured in to th e pot of B A P T I8 T and Mrs. B urn Y entch, Ves V eateh and hot m ilk, stirrin g co n stan tly , und it Rev. C. C. Van G orkum , P asto r. R obert V eateh, including all brothers will be found th a t th e resu ltin g cream S unday School, 10 a. m. P reach in g , and sistera except Mrs. N. J . W horton sauce is smooth and q u ite clear of 11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P . 8., 6:30 lumps. of K irbyville, Ore. p. m. P ra y e r m eetin g T h u rsd ay , 7:30 U nless th is m ix tu re of cold aud warm p. m. The senior boys of the high school is done th e flour will form in clots the F R E E M E T H O D IST w ere e n tertain ed a t dinner S unday at m inute it is poured iu to th e hot m ilk, m aking the sauce im possibly lumpy. th e E. B. S pencer home. Bhoda B u rn ett, P asto r. • • • S unday School 10 a. m. In o rd er to save tim e an d w ork 1 The m arriage o f Miss Cora M yrtle P re ac h in g service 11 a. m., follow ed P u rv an ce and Boy Bell Wilson took keep sh o rt handled teaspoons in my ja rs by class m eeting. place Sunday at high noon a t the home of b ak in g pow der, sa lt, tea, m u stard , S ervices S unday even in g a t 7:30. of the b rid e 's m other, Mrs. S arah P u r b ak in g soda, etc., an d tablespoons in P ra y e r m eeting W ednesday even in g vance, Bev. H. N. A ldrich o ffic ia tin g . th e ja rs of rice, co rn starch , and sim ilar a t 7:30. The w edding m arch was played by Miss article s, w rites a c o n trib u to r to Good 8 E V E N T H DAY A D V E N T IS T G ertrude A ldrich and th e rin g cerem ony H ouskeeping. A t th e ten-cent sto re a P ra y e r m eeting on W ednesday ev e n was used. They w ere atte n d e d by Mr. ju d icio u s purchase o f tin and alurni and Mrs. Ja ckson F . G odard of Spring- uuni spoons fo r th e various article s ing a t 7:30. Young P eo p le s’ M issionary V olunteer field. Only m em bers o f the im m ediate cost me very little , and has more than fam ilies of the c o n tra c tin g p a rtie s were paid fo r its e lf in th e convenience of S ociety, F rid a y ev en in g a t 7:30. S a b b a th School each S ab b ath a t 1:30 present. The young couple are both alw ay s fin d in g th e m easure a t hand, w ell know'n here an d w ere ac tiv e w ork and in th e tim e saved in w ashing spoons. p. m. S ervices follow ing. • • • ers in th e F irs t M ethodist church. Mrs. C H R IS T IA N SC IEN C E. Wilson w ill com plete her p resen t term A very easy an d e ffe c tiv e w ay to T he C h ristian Science church holds of school in C orvallis and then join her g et rid of m oths in a rug or carp et, husband in W ashington, w here he is em says th e Los A ngeles E xpress, is to service in th e ir chapel, 242 Second St., ployed in the reclam ation service. w ring a long strip of cloth out of cold ev ery S un d ay a t 11 a. m. n ift every w ate r, an d lay down on th e edge of W edesday evening a t 7:30 A ll are Mrs. E. C. Shay, M rs. Bex Gleason th e ca rp et. M oths w ork on th e edge welcome. S unday School a t 10 a. m. and Mrs. K. K. M ills w ill be hostesses only an d ten or tw elv e inches is fa r and each W ednesday from 1:30 to 4:30 a t the m eeting of th e C onstellation club enough in. Iro n it w ith a very hot th e circ u latin g lib ra ry is open to the T hursday afternoon a t Masonic temple. iron, sending th e steam down in to every public. crevice an d fold. T his does aw ay w ith A PO STO LIC F A IT H M ISS IO N ^urs. A. L. M onroe e n te rta in e d a few th e necessity of ta k in g the carp et up F re d H onshuh, P asto r. frien d s inform ally T hursday evening at S ervices ev ery W ednesday even in g a t fiv e hundred. L ight refreshm ents were to rid it of m oths. T his destro y s all insects in th e carp et. M ission H all, opposite depot. E v ery served. body in v ited to a tte n d these m eetings. T E ST E D R E C IP E S . N o collections ta k en . The M. P. G. club m et y e ste rd a y a f - ' ternoon w ith M rs. Leon D esL arzes in F ine O yster S tu ffin g An excellent C ard of T h an k i. her new home. T here was th e usual o y ster s tu ffin g fo r tu rk e y or goose is We wish to express our th u n k s to work and light refreshm ents. m ade as follow s: T ak e one p in t o f oys our frie n d s and rela tiv e s for th e ir help ters, m elt one-fourth cup of b u tte r and and k indness d u rin g th e sickness and Mrs. H erb ert E ak in e n te rta in e d the mix w ith one and one h alf cups of Social Tw elve club p le asa n tly Thursday crack er crum bs, tw o teasp o o n fu ls of d eath of our d ear m other, Mrs. M ary afternoon. The usual work and selec lemon ju ice, one teasp o o n fu l o f chop W hitlock, also to th e R ebekah and I. tions on th e v ic tro la took up th e a f te r ped p arsley and season w ith s a lt and O. O. F . lodges an d frien d s for th e noon. T he home w as p re ttily deco- pepper. Boll each o y ste r in th e b u t flow ers. H. D. W H IT L O C K and FA M IL Y . rate d in fern s and tulip s and a dain ty tered b read crum b m ix tu re and th e n fill Apr.5pd. c a fe te ria luncheon w as served. Guests th e tu rk e y or goose. The o y sters may of the club were Miss E sth e r Silsby, C ard of T h an k s be chopped up coarsely an d m ixed w ith Miss Lulu C urrin, Mrs. H elen Silsby, We wish to express our sincere th a n k s th e crum bs if desired. I t will be neces M rs. E. B. Spencer, Mrs. V anB oskirk, sary to increase th e p ro portions of th is to th e m any frie n d s who aided us d u r jir s . O ra H em enw ay. recipe fo r a large fow l to o b tain a s u f ing th e illness and d ea th of our d au g h te r and sister. fic ie n t am ount of stu ffin g . MR. and M BS WM. LA N D ESS The M onday E vening club of th e • • • A ND F A M IL Y . a5c P re sb y teria n church e n te rta in e d pleas O yster S alad : D rain all th e liquid an tly last n ight. A short and d elig h t from a q u a rt of fresh oysters. Add to B ids fo r School Building. fu l program was rendered under the d i th e o y sters eig h t hard-boiled eggs, eight Sealed bids will be received till S a t rection of Miss Silsby. C andy and flow m edium -sized pickles, one-half teasp o o n u rday, A pril 22, 1916, by J . C. W rig h t, ers w ere sold a t booths w hich w ere fu l of pepper, one-half teasp o o n fu l of clerk, W alker, O regon, for bids to t u r - ta stily and b ea u tifu lly decorated. sa lt, one cupful of celery (chopped), nish all m a teria ls fo r and erect a tw o one cu p fu l o f crack ers and one-fourth FA D S A ND FA N C IE S. sto ry three-room high school b u ild in g teasp o o n fu l o f m u stard . F ass all a t W alker, Oregon. P lan s and sp e cifi th ro u g h a coarse m eat g rin d er. P our catio n s a t o ffice of co unty school sup W hen a fire is too slow it is usually over th e chopped m ix tu re th e liquor erin te n d e n t, G. O. W alker, W alker, O re due to a lack o f d rau g h t. W hen bu ild from th e o ysters and ab o u t one-fourth gon, and V eateh & Spencer, C o ttag e ing a fire , alw ays place th e stick s of o f a cup of vinegar. S tir th e m ixture Grove, Oregon. kin d lin g so th a t th ey w ill lie in oppo th o ro u g h ly and serve on crisp lettu ce B. Y. PO B T E B , C hairm an. site directions. P ile th e coal on lightly. leaves. apr5c J . C. W B IO H T , Clerk. T here is nothing th a t chokes a stove • • • or furnace more quickly th an paper, so M exican T am ale L o af — One pound do not use it as a fuel, and only sp a r veal, one onion, tw o o f g arlic, one ta b le ingly to s ta r t a fire . I f a fire is m erely; spoon ch ili pow der, one can tom atoes low, a teaspoonful of sugar will revive (s tra in e d ), 24 green olives (chopped). it. Old fry in g s can be used fo r the Boil th e m eat u n til v ery ten d er, ta k e same purpose. from th e b roth, cool an d chop. R eturn Work to be done A pril 1 to 16: A cheap home-m ade k in d lin g m ay be j to th e b ro th , add sa lt to ta ste , ad d the C ontinue to sow sw eet peas on well m ade as follow s: Soak some corncobs onion and garlic chopped fine, th en the prep ared ground so as to have a continu or s a tu ra te saw d u st w ith th e crudest tom atoes, g arlic and chili pow der. L et ous lot o f blooms. cheapest kerosene th a t you can buy and all come to th e bo ilin g point, th en add W here th e soil w orks well enough, keep in a cool place f a r aw ay from all j enough yellow corn m eal to m ake as sow law n g rass seed, eith er for new fires. Dip out a little saw dust or a cob th ic k as mush, tu rn in to molds and set law ns or fo r rep a ir o f old ones. into a new spaper, p u t it in to th e stove aside to cool. T he lo af m ay be served N ev er neglect sta k in g o ff all s ta n d e ith e r cold or sliced an d fried . ard tree s d ire c tly th e y are p la n ted . A w ind-w hipped tre e cannot o b ta in a hold. In v e stig a tin g N eighborhood Row. F re q u e n t hoeing and a little n itra te J . M. D evers w ent to a neighborhood o f soda to push along th e early c a b four m iles o ut o f C o ttag e G rove F rid a y to in v e stig a te an alleged case o f assault bage p lan ts. O b tain an d p la n t su itab le clim bers w ith a deadly w eapon. He found th u t H ow ard A tkinson had stru ck G. A. and vines for v era n d a posts, dead trees C avanaugh over th e head w ith a rifle, or o th e r o b je cts i t is necessary to cover. P la n t o u t w h at pan sy p lan ts you in a f te r a q u arrel. Both had guns, acco rd tend g row ing th is season. in g to th e in fo rm atio n he received. We make a specialty of deliver W here slugs are p le n tifu l sp rin k le a ing large orders anywhere on W hen A tkinson stru ck C avanaugh the little soot and lim e around the p lan ts la tte r said he fell to th e ground and good roads. If you can’t get into A tk in so n then picked up both guns and th ey are d istu rb in g . the city, just call 153 and see how w alked aw ay. T he pro secu to r said it T he an n u al fig h t ag a in st weeds is quick we can get the goods to you was n o thing more th a n a neighborhood com m encing; be read y and g et them —and they’ll be fresh, quality row, an d he will not prosecute A tk in cu t o ff w hile small. P re p are th e celery ground as early as guaranteed and prices right. son, although he w arned th e p a rtic i possible and work in plen ty of th o ro u g h p a n ts th a t an y th in g f u rth e r alo n g th a t We always have a good special line will resu lt in th e ir a rre st.— E ugene ly ro tte d m anure. on flour in quantities. H ave ev e ry th in g in readiness fo r re R egister. g ra ftin g old tree s ot useless v arie tie s T hose who send check or money o rder o f apples and pears. T he b u rn t e a rth an d rubbish from a by m ail to pay su b scrip tio n s w ill re g arden fire is excellent m aterial fo r ceive no receip t unless requested. W atch p lacin g around seedling plants, ju st put your lab el to see th a t your d a te is out, to p ro tec t them from insects. sep22tfc QUALITY AND SOME SPEED I changed. Speed! Shorts Grocery A bandon Sm udge Pots. T he farm ers of Luitc county have ulmudoned the sm udge pot ns u means It la C au sed by th e P re ssu re of Mod of fig h tin g frost, ueeording to M auuger Holt of the Eugene F ru it G row ers usso e rn H igh P o w er P ow der. eiutioa. They have learned it is a use | T h e use o f high pow er pow d er In rl W A N T AD. RATES. flea tins given rise to a phenom enon less ex p en d itu re of money und th a t lit d u n oeut per word. No ad w hich did not ex ist In black pow der tie if any results have been olitaiued in accepted for less tbiiu 15 centa. days. T h is Is know n as “ w hip" en d Is th is valley from th e b u rn in g of c r u d e . duo to th e p re ssu re and vthrutIon set oil m th e o rch ard s during fro sty weuth j ' ' .Special cash w ith order r a ta l— up by th e pow der. It la c o u s ta n t w ith er. Several years ago q u ite a iium ner of I I T hree insertions for the prlee of • > two, six insertions for th e price given loads au d Is a lw a y s In th e earns ow ners of the lurger o rch ard s urouml | [ of four. Cash m ust accom pany Eugene bought sm udge pots nud oil and direction. copy. Land for sale or trad e, ten S ights tire aligned by th e m a n u fa c lirrungem ents w ere wude w ith the j in sertio n s for the price of five. w eath er bureau in P ortlnud to send out; tu re r to com iiensate for thta w h ip tn Cash must accom pany order. pro|>ortluu to th e po w d er ch a rg e used foreensts of frost so th u t the oreburd In tiring au x ilia ry c a rtrid g e s It w ill of ists could light th e sm udges in time. ten bo found th a t th e rifle sboota off T his wns tried tw o or th ree seusous but I f you have som ething of the value center. As a m a tte r of fact th e bullet the grow ers one by one g av e up the of 45.00 or more thut you are w illing from th e au x ilia ry la trav e lin g In a idee and it is probable th a t th ere is not to sell or trad e at a liurguiu, see The tru e Hue w ith th e bore, an d It la th e one in the couuty using th is method st Mcutinel about its special proposition of slg b ta th a t a re w roug. T h e lig h ter the present tim e. uu sale, no pay. ch a rg e o f th e au x ilia ry does not p ro Good 7 room house to ra n t on E a st M ain duce th e usual whip, w ith th e reaull W hat Prluten» A re Up A gainst. Ht. 46 per mo. H ubert G riffin sp tlfilfe th a t th e line In prolongation o f the C onditions iu the puper tr a d - seem to bore of th e rifle along w hich th e bullet he grow ing worse ra th e r th an b etter D octor Ooff, corn doctor, licensed to truvela la u ot th e Hue glveu by the und th is will account for some of the p ractice in any sti.te. Cure guaranteed. alig n m en t of th e sig h t* unusual rules and reg u latio n s th u t we re Your money or your coru hack if uot T w o o th e r rifle teru ie th a t m u st not applying to our daily business. Prices sa tisfie d . m e b ltf l>«* co n fu sed a r e u p se tta g e an d keyhol ure co n stan tly ad v an cin g and deliveries D o n ’t fa ll to sea the Spring stock at iiig. Key holing Is th e tendency of th e ure becoming Increasingly un certain . the Wull P aper A P ain t Htore. Tw in bullet to tu rn o ver In flight, w h ile up At present it is im possible to furnish se tta g e Is th e slig h t sh o rten in g o f th e price lists dependubie for liny leugtli City V arnish, P aints, Oils, etc. m r22tfc. m ajor ax is of th e bullet du e to th e o f tim e, us conditions freq u en tly change Double rooms for housekeeping, ce n tral; force of th e churge. It w as p ec u lia r to over u ig h t; how ever, custom ers can Je 41 and 45 per suite per month. Mrs. M. black pow der tired hoblud lead bullets pend upou huviug orders, placed with .1 Kiuernnii, N. Hixth St. tnrL".M 1 .- and does not ex ist to any ap p reciab le us, billed at th e lowest price— consist For R e n t—20 acre# of land A. J . e x te n t In u ietal Jack eted b u llets w ith cut w ith p revailing costs. dow dy, 401 P nrlflc highw ay, near flour sm okeless po w d er In th e la tte r case B efore fig u rin g on q u an tity lots or aprIBpd the ch a rg e b u rn s m ore slow ly a n d th e co n tracts, we suggest the ad v isab ility mi II. Jacket stiffen s th e bullet a g a in st th e of securing a d efin ite price, ns condi sudden blow from beh in d .—O uting. FOR BALE OB T R A D E tions compel us to mnke our quotations, unless otherw ise p articu la rly specific, Eggs for hatching — full blooded, roee ORIGIN OF THE PERISCOPE. su b ject to change w ithout notice. comb Rhode Island Beds. 50c for 13. lll.A K E . M cFA LI. COMPANY. II. W Vincent, 518 South Douglas. T he R eflecting S p y g lass U sed a t th e rItlaprSpd Dogs as C arriers of P arasites. Siege of 8ebaetopol. For Bale Two good young m ilch cows. T he U nited S tate s bureau of unimul j Speaking of th e origin of th e perl P rices rig h t. Phone or a d d re is Waldo ecope. th e follow ing e x tra c t from th e in d u stry has published a b ulletin in ' M iller. m chlaprS pd. which D. M. »'. B all asserts th a t th ei w ritin g s o f th e well know n In v en to r of “ P ep p er’s G h o et” gives the credit to d estru ctio n of ull superfluous dogs, in ^ For sale - 8 acres IV, tulles from th e clerical profession. P ep p er w rote eluding those whose ow ners do not keep W alker, 3 4 mile from school. House, them at home und in u sa n ita ry rondi » •II, good springs, berries, fenced. His soon a f te r th e C rim ean w ar: tion, would mean the snving annually 1 hundred d o llars; will tra d e on rig h t “ D uring th e alege of Scbusto|ioi nuui of hundreds of lives, und m illions of! deal. J . II. laingaton, the B asket Man. tiers o f o u r best a rtille ry m e n w ere con tlnuiilly picked off by th e enem y a rifle« dollars in the w ealth of the nation. To! epril'Jflpd us well ae by can n o n shot, an d Iu order allow a dog to| lick a child 's fare or to put a atop to tb e foolh ard in ess and its ran d y is to subject th e child to . W ant to ta k e c a ttle to E astern Oregon lu cau tlo u sn ess of th e men. a very In chances of dangerous pnrnsitie disease. [ to p astu re for summ er e ith e r on shares geulous co n triv an ce wus In vented by Among the diseases which may he (runs-, or a per cent o f tb e increased vnlue. in rh lS a p rfic the Kev W illiam T aylor, tbe cuadju m illed from th e dog to nuin and to E llsw orth Damcwood. to r of Mr D enlaou In c o n stru c tin g tbe o tn er dom estic anim als nre: rabies (by I t d o e s n 't coat you an y th in g to a d first 'B ig Ben' hell It w as colled the d ropbobin), h y d atid d iv e r abac eases), v ertise an a rtic le if you w ant to ta k e reflecting sp y g lass, and by Its sim ple gid " m e a s le s ” (o f sheep), tapew orm co n stru ctio n ren d e re d th e ex|H>nure of roundworm in man, and tongueworm in ad v a n ta g e of T he S e n tin e l’s new w ant nd stu n t. No sale, no p ay ; th a t 's tbe th e sa ilo rs an d so ld iers w ho w ould look man and stock. way we do business. over th e para|>el or other p a rts o f the w orks to o b serv e th e effect of their O w ners of P ianos Read This. Tor Bale O ats and vetch bay. 1 horse shota p erfectly u n necessary, w hile an I w ant your pinno work. Would you disc, steel fram e barrow , 2V* in. wngou o th e r form w as co n stru cted for the p refer n resident tu n er, here all th “ ( and single harness. Fresh Je rse y cow, purpose of allow ing th e g u n n er to d a y tim e subject to a call when you need Browrn Leghorn hens, W hite W yndotte or aim his gun Iu sa fety him, and one th a t spends his money w ith : egg* for setting. House for ren t, sale T h e In stru m en ts were sh o w n to y o u f I f so, my work will be guarnn- j or trad e. Phone 13 F3 or call on H. I.. Lord P anm ure. w ho w as so convinced teed to the lim it. Mr. Ormble has re f -1 G odard in bis new c a rp en te r shop on of (be Im p o rtan ce o f tb e Invention th a t crences nt bis store. Hee him. si xt h Ht. m ahM aprfipd he Im m ediately com m issioned th e Bev II. H W EBBER, W illiam T ay lo r to have a n u m b er of lie A ddress C ity. I 8. O Black M lnorcas, pure bred. Eggs th ese telesco|ies co n stru cted , an d If fur settin g , 15 for 4130 Inquire of tb e siege had not te rm in ate d Just at B en so n ’s P harm acy. m ch22tfe. th e tim e th e liiveutlon wus to have W atch your label on you p aper and H atch in g eggs, 8 0. R I. Red - P ure been used no d o u b t a g reat sa v in g of sec th a t it is changed w ithin tw o weeks 1 bred from benvy laying stra in . Get th e v alu ab le lives of (he skilled artll a fte r m aking a paym ent. the b est; we have them o f guaran teed lerym en would have been effected ."— fe rtility . P riee 42.00 up for 15. Ineu London E x p ress h ato r settin g s nt tbe proper reduction. H o w ’s T h i s ? H enson’a Pharm acy. m ch22tfc. G am ’s Dry H um or. THE WHIP IN RIFLE BARREL8. W hen th e g allan t W elsh ca p ta in . Da vld G am . w as seu t fo rw ard by H enry V to reco n n o lter th e F rench arm y be fore th e b a ttle of A glticourt he found th a t th e enem y o u tn u m tiered th e E ng llsb by ab o u t flve to one Ills report to tb e king Is historic: “T h e re a re enough to be killed enough to be tak en p riso n ers au d enough to run aw a y " T h is q u a in t fo recast of th e resu lt of th e b a ttle a t once sp read th ro u g h the cam p, and d o u b tless every yeom uu a rc h e r of tb e v alian t com pany felt an Inch ta lle r We know th a t It w as al most literally Justified by th e ev e n t Poor G am ’a dry hum or w as equaled by his co u rag e H e w as killed w hile In th e act of sa v in g th e life o f hi* prince —London S ta n d a rd WANT ADS. ! W e offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot !>e cured bv H all's C atarrh Cure. r . J . C H K N K Y A CO.. T o le d o . O W t, th e undersigned, h av e k n o w n F J C h e n e y ( o r t h e l a s t ID y e a r * , a n d b e lie v e h i m p e r f e c t l y h o n o r a b l e In a ll b u s i n e s a t r a n s a c t i o n s a n d f i n a n c i a l l y a b l e to c a r r y o u t a n y o b l i g a t i o n s m o d e by h ts firm N A T IO N A L B A N K OK CO M M K IIC E T o le d o , O. 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 c tin g d ire c tly u p o n th e blood a n d mu cous s u rfa c e s o f th e sy s te m T estim o n ials sent free P r i c e 7t c e n t s p e r b o t t l e . Hold by all D ru g g ists. T a k e K a i l 's f a m i l y F i l l s for e o n ailp ailo a SPRIGGS B R O T H E R S BLA0K8MITH3 D istilled W ater. D istilled w a te r a f te r h av in g been e x posed to th e a ir Is one o f tb e m ost sa lubrlouM o f d rin k s Its dally use In m easu red q u a n titie s Is helpful In cases of d y sp ep sia an d greatly a s s is ts the g en eral fu n ctio n s of th e liody Every large ste a m e r c a rrie s a w ate r d istillin g a p p a ra tu s by w hich sea w ate r is m ade fresh. In the d a y s before ste am ers p rim itiv e d istillin g a p p a ra tu s w as used on w arsb l|ia an d vessels ca rry in g p as se n g era W all F itted . “ Yea. g ra n d m a ; I am to he m a rried n ex t m o n th ." “ B ut, my d e a r.” said g ran d m a e a r neatly, “you a re very young Do you feel th a t you a re fitted for m arried life r “1 am being fitted now, g ra n d m a ,” ex p lain ed th e p ro sp ectiv e bride sw eet ly. “Seven gow ns!” —K an sa s C ity Jo u r uaL M ors T h an th e A verage. Mrs. W ayup— H ow much sleep do I need, d o cto r? D octor— Well, th e a v e r age person needs about seven bourn Mrs. W ay u p —T h en 1 shall ta k e about fourteen. I consider I am m uch above th e a v e ra g e .—Ju d g e A P lain H eroine. T h i s la refre sh in g T h e a u th o r say s his heroine Isn't b ea u tifu l " “It will be refre sh in g to ace th e pie Hires of th e h ero in e come up to the p r i n t ” — L ouisville C o u rier-Jo u rn al M any S id ed W o m an . Man th in k s be Is going to so lv e tb e m ystery know n ns w om an a f te r ha Is m arried And th en th e plot th ick en s -T o le d o Blade It Is bad to w ork loitertngly ; It Is w orse to loiter In stead of tieginnlng to w ork a t all & ^ —< For S al* H atching eggs, dark m ottled Ancona, Stic for 15. A. Wood, bos 57. mch 29tfa Tor B ale- 1 horse disc, steel fram e h a r row, '¿% in. wagon and single harness, eggs for settin g . Phone IS F3 or call on H. L. Godard in his new en rp en ter shop ou Hixth Ht. mch22 aprSpd For Sale Six O. I. O. and tw o Poland t'k iu n pigs Good second bund saddle and bridle. T. B. H artley , Phone 3F 2I. Apr5-19pd 20 Inch Iron pulley, 4 Inch face; 10 Inch iron pulley, fl inch face; tw o inch and 3 inch belting, shufting, nlao tw o acts cone pulleys for sale. The S entinel. Best land b argain tn th is section — E ig h ty acres of good land (15 acres hruuh, 4 acres cu ltiv a ted , th e rem ainder piling tim b er), ull under fence, nearly all level. Will go quick at 410 per ucre, nil cash. On good roud, 7 miles from Cottuge Grove, good w ater, school mid church % of mile. Box 249, Cot tag e Grove. meh29 ap rl9 e A For Bale -Six year old m are, w eight 1200 lbs., h alf Pcrcheron. G entle, drives single or double, 4120. C’hna. Bales, 2 % m iles east. aprS tf-sp. VJ m ettjods For Bale— Two A iredale dogs, they have proven them selves to be varm in t dogs. H arry M artin. nprS 12-lhpd. patrons For Bale—Oood young farm horse. ^ Glenn T hayer, Creswell, Ore. uprl9 p d . hep coming J REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS IN IRON OR WOOD Seed W heat—W e have for ealo a «nail q u a n tity of ninety day spring w heat. Fred W right A Sous, W alker, Ore. ap l2 p Tw elve Inch w ate r m otor fo r sale. The S entinel. B M tlttf F irs t Class W ork G uaranteed. Sixth and W ashington Phone 40 F or B ale—Two fresh milch cowa, 3 and 5 y ears old. Aprfipd. Tires! Tires! A. J . Young, W ildwood. F ine O. I. 0. pogs for sal#. 2 miles south of city. Jo h n H ull. Aprfitfe. GO O DYEAR F or Bale— 2 lots and 3-room bouse on W est M ain. Phone 2F1L AprlWpd T bs sam e Ure th a t you used to pay from $4 to $6 for, w t are o ffe rin g a t a spa ria l price. For S al* Young p airo t. fin e talker. very p re tty . A bargain at 416. Mrs. W ilbur, 157 P aeific H ighw ay. aSm.'hp NON SKID ^ C BLUE W anted -A man to ta k e charg e of 800 STREAK aero ranch on shares. H ave 30 head of cTVL C. COCHRAN stock, ten milk cows, three horses; milk goes to eheese fnetory. Jesse D arling, (<orane. a pr5 Ifp d U. 8. le tte rs p a ta n t on a sa n ita ry tra y for n c h ild ’s high ch air ta b le ; can be made of any smooth sheet m etal from block tin to solid gold; sa n ita ry , light and eaaily m anaged; rem ovable for clean sin g ; no corners to accum ulate d irt and germ s. W ill sell full rig h t or tnke ro y alties. A ddress Mrs. E. P. V aughn, Haginaw, Oregon. &5m3sp I will sell my home a t T w elfth and W ashington avenue, jo in in g e ity park, for 41,200 on th e follow ing easy term s: 4200 dow n; balance in paym ents of |I 0 0 per y ear at 6 per cent in te re st on d e creasing balance. L arge lot, fenced, good well, new ly pain ted house, trees, roses, vlnea, etc. Small b arn , chicken house and yard. D. W. M cK inney, Hag- inaw , Ore. a5m3sp % 9