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T h e S ervice W e G ive Y o u When you buy glasses of me the transaction does not end there. It means that for one year from date of purchase 1 will look after your eyes in the way of lens changes without extra cost. My mountings and frames are the best manufactured. In fact, 1 have such confidence in the goods that if they tail to give satisfaction 1 will replace them with new ones any time in one year. The only charge is for broken lenses. CLASSIC DANCING DURING ici/cn Til COMMENCEMENT WEEK ¡I m n ü l fl^ tU ,U D E M E H.’S POSITION p iu p iin T rageant WU1 Bo Staged by Oo •Us Durimi Closing Exercises at O. A. 0. On Friday afternoon, June 2, the women of the Oregon Agricultural Col lege will preseut before the people of Oregon on the O. A. C. campus the third auuual pageant at 2:15 p. iu . The pageant will be stuged in two parts under the direction of the depart uicut of physical education for wouien. The first part will be the pageant of seasous, a native poem interpreting clas sic dancing with new and artistic cos tunics Part two will illustrate the Rus siau fete dance representing in panto mime and dancing a Russian village. The women will wear gorgeous and char acteristic costumes for this net of the pagenut. Choice selections will be ren dered bv the college orchestra and baud. This pageant will be the first of several important events to be staged here for commencement week. Saturday, the third of June, will be alumni day. On Monday, the sixth, a military parade aud musical festival will be held in hon or of the seniors. Tuesday the gradua tion exercises will be held. Reduced rates of one and one third fare on all railroads in Oregon will tie given for these events. Tickets may bo purchased on and after the last day of May. These tickets will be good until June 23, 1916, thus giving ample time to visit the Agricultural College. Answers Demanded to List of Porliuoiit Questions. tne hop« ®f conserviti! thè rosi snp- ply? " I f you are «wnie of tlio*e faets why a litui ld you waut to huinper and re •iiol water |»iwer developiuent by add lug reo tal*. tHxe* or uny otlior Rem» iiiiiieoessarlly to Ita euat? “ You ami yoiir friend» bave lobi thè country thut a great and tMiwerful lobby I» at Work III Washington to III (tueuce water power legl dallou, wltli thè liupllt alitili lliut thl» liitluence Is liiipropor. Wlll you. for our Infornili timi unii limi of Ilio puhllc, Idcutlfy (III* lobby, say wlio conip*me* II. whut luteic-tt» tlicy reprcsent and show any Inipropor or vtcloii» cfforl» oli Ila puri lo llitluelice Icglslulloii? “You buio dt* lai od timi In taklug iter power plaiit* (bai inlght l>e bulli iunior Ilio provlMlons o| Ilio Shlold* bill Ilio governiiiout..woultl ho roqulrisl tu puy for uu uiiounu*l Inervnient In lauda laken by |n»wer <>f coudeiniiatlon frantoti under Ilio «et. A* a illuder of faci and of law. aro you noi iiilHlakeii III Ibis dot-luratlou? “ You cliurgo rimi Ilio bill linci noi prntoct puhllc righi*. I n 'C uiiho at lite enti of rtfty yoaru. In I mm In« dio pianta, tbo governinoli! Wollltl Is* rolii|*'lled to take over trausmlsulmi nini in*trlluit lug «.vaiolila depoudi-ut upnn Ilio water I io wer» for tliolr tatuo Wuiild you Inno dio go\oruliiout dlarourage liiveat lliout lu Hiicb Utilities by |iro|Hislug lo destroy thè valilo of dieso proporti«*« at ilio end of llfty yours? If tbo govcru iiiotit «liti buy Ilio generatili« plani and uot ilio distribuì In« system. wtmt wollltl yoll pro|s>sc it liltghl ilo wlth Ilio power? You luny sa.v thnt « tu- w Itolo cosi of tbo plani simuli! lie -imortiseli nini tbo pro|*>rty turnc«l«ver io tbo governinoli! free of ismi ut thè etiti of tlle peritai. If so. do you Uot kimw thut tbo uiuortlxadou cosi would hnvc to Is* iiddotl to power prleos and woultl Olierete to tllscoiirage water power doYelopiiiolit lu thè su ino mali uor and for Ilio sani«* retinoti» a» woultl lw< Ilio lui posi! b >u of uuy other forni of rollini or tuxntbui additi« uu Decessa rlly lo di«* cosi of |Kiwor? Alno, why slmuhi Ilio i»rfsoiit ami dio iioxi geiiorntloiis I n - nskotl, durili« Ilio plmieor stage of thè euterprl.se. to bulbi and pny for a plunt In ordor timi futuro generation» mlght Is- glven dio pnqierty froe of cisti uml no allo« tal lo oli Joy t I icuist power? “ Wo oonslder use lo lie thè hlghoat forili of eoiiservatloii of water |n>wor The soliate stoma to agroe wlth tlds bellef Ar«« you of Ilio himmo optlibMi? If imt. why noi? If so. do y<>u imi agno thnt Icgbdntlon «lileh wIII on • ourage uml stltuulale muvliiiuiu ilo velopinout uml uso la Ilio iimst dea ir aldo fumi of water |s»wer b'glsbitlou? “ Y« mi seeiu to Ma- un liuproprloty In ilio faci timi hydniulle euglncer» nini water |*ivver moli moli wlio kimw thè water power business liuto beoti culi silltod by • ttngross sismi lina lt'«la!n Iloti Wllolll wollld you conault lo oli talli tlu« fiu ta? If you «vere golng lo bulbi a house, woubl you t-niploy au archilei’! or a p-s-t lo (Ino* vU* pluiut? ’’Silice die sole alni and purpo*e of itila associatimi Is lo givo thè wblesi puhllclty po-*lt>le to all Ilio fa' ts con . ornili« wnter |atwera. lu Ilio lm|a« thut sui h puhlh'lty wlll hrlng a I h alt on lighteui'd piiMlf sentlmml lu favor of leglalntlon tliat wl!l resillt in tliolr do velopment ami lise, we aro glvlng fida lettor t<> thè presa ami Imito you h> do (he salile wlth your reply to t tiene questiona." Ulffont IMinhot. former rtilef fmvsier tini for se verni yenra aeeepted author tty oli conservatimi questiona, bus lieeu tlMlleiigett by thè Water Power lH*vel optitelit Associatimi lo debile bis posi I f you are uot one of my patrons, 1 want you to get ac ttou as to water power leghdntlou liuti quainted with my methods of doing business. \ on will not re lo ex pia 111 to t Ile country why he In gret it. opposcd to |ieioltiig log I h In tlou tu eli "The Right Way Is Our W ay" couruge lite developnieut miti use of water power». In mi ulani lettor utl divssetl to Ilio Pennsylvania Unii .\| ooh er. »Ignoti by llurry \V. limiti, ebalr lumi of Ita executive eommlttee. Ibi* EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST lievektpment associatimi, mi organila limi of luaiiufacturer» of watar wbeela Successor to Burgess Optical l'o. 881 \\ illamette Street ami liydraullc and eleetrloal cqulpuient and supplica, cballeugcs Mr. IMiicbot to Ite specilli- in bis t barge* tluit cortalu bilia In cougresH are tu tbe luterests of water power umuo|iollee unti to pro duce proof tliat tlicre Is. uà Ile bau si leged, a povverful lobby at Work tu Washington to pass illese bilia Tbe letter la as fotlowa: "You bave eharged Prealileiit Wilson aud a majority of tbe me miteni of tbe t'ulted States aeuate vvlib bavlng fatt eti to defeiitl puhllc rtghta In pormi! tlng ilio puasage of tbe Shleltls tdll au Registration Books Opened. Members of the Eastern Htar «hose Registration is on again. Those who tborlxlng water |u>vver tlev olopiuout on birthdays come in May entertained in failed to get their names on file with navigatile atrearn». AMONG THE CHURCHES a novel manner Friday evening with a “Thla associatimi liolds no tirtef for the county clerk before April 19. wlien grand carnival. O. L. Nichols, after the books closed for the primary elee uiiy partlcular bill unti I h anxlous ouly first being taken about the hall in a lion, will again have an opportunitv to fur legislation that "111 stimulate new [E\eey religious organization is in box, was crowned king of the carnival. do so until 30 days before the general Industries nud national proajarlty Mrs. Roy Short was dressed as a clown vited to use this column for announce election in November. The books are through development aud uae of water and there were nigger babies and balls ment of its services and other news. now open and the remaining eligible, powers now flow lug to vvnstr. e tie with whieh to knock them down. In Contributors are requested to omit ex unregistered voters ure urged to get heve tbe Shields bill to I*' such a mens hortations and other editorial matter, tents Mrs. K. K. Mills conducted a rou their names upon the permanent rolls. llre- " l*elleve that It offers terms to lette wheel and many fortunes were and to make the announcement of ser Once registered always registered under . •1’**“* which will enroll rage Invest Social made and spent, Miss Mabel Yeateh was vices as concise as possible. the present law. In the case of men ment In water power development We the snake charmer, Mrs. E. 0. Shay was functions, etc., and news outside of the and married women a registration now l* 1|eie that th»’ hidorsemelit of this the beauty doctor and Mrs. C. E. Frost weekly announcement may be elaborat lasts as long as thev keep their resi ! 1,111 b* l"rnwr of War Garri- was kept busy as a gypsy fortune teller. ed upon.] deuce or do not move to another pre son und by the senate committee and the fact that among the aeuatois who The women were all grotesquely paiuted There will be Lutheran services in cinct. With unmarried women their voted for Ita passage after four weeks and the entertainment was the most en cards are good until they change their joyed of any that have been given by the German language at the Presbyter names or move to some other precinct. of exhaustive debate were represent» ian church Sunday afternoon at 3:00 lives of the I leuiocrntic. Republican the Star this year. o ’clock. AH Germans are invited. and Progressive parties, while ouly 9 «• County Will Pool Eggs. twenty-two Votes could !>e mustered The Einanon ciub met Thursday with Eugene, Ore., May 27.— Lane county PR E SBY T ER IAN CHURCH against It. Is evidence that tbe bill Mrs. Nelson Durham and the afternoon will pool its eggs. This plan of market D. A. MacLeod, Pastor. Phone 137R gives full considerate ii and protection was pleasantly spent with fancy work. direction of the county . „ . ... ing under th Bible School at 10 a. m. Morning , . . . » , -, to all public rights und Intercuts Mrs. Chas. Beals, Mrs. O. W. Scott and grange organization has heeu applied * worship at 11 a. m. Junior Christian ’You have written ant] talked uiueh Mra. Roy Short were guests. Refresh to livestock, wool and mohair with suc- about a water power trust. Do not all ments were served. The next meeting Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship cem. An egg circle is to be formed in students of economic comlltloua agree will be with Mrs. A. A. Richmond next at 7:30 p. m. connection with each grunge, each form that the power business Is a natural Service 11 a. m. Subject, ’ ’ Hope and Wednesday afternoon. ing a unit in a eounty organization. monopoly ami that there ruunot be Service.” Subject for evening. ‘ ’ Hin J. M. Alcorn, arting county agricul eeonotule competition In tbe distribu 9 * 9 drances. ’ ’ turist, is in Portland today conferring tion of electric current lu uny glTen The Soeial Twelve elub met Thurs day with Mrs. B. R. Job. The home with wholesale dealers regarding plans I locality 7 C H R IST IAN SCIENCE. to handle the pools. was prettily decorated with roses and "You hare t-oinplnlnetl that the The Christian Science society bold iris and dainty refreshments were Shleltls bill pnqioaen to give away wa services in the chapel at 242 Second A smoked ceiling should be A rs I mo I ter |K>wer* without compensation. Till*, served. Mrs. C. C. Westenhaver was a guest. Meetings of the club were street each Sunday at 11 o ’clock and with soda water. of course. Ignores the big fu> t that a each Wednesday evening at 7:30 they postponed until after Chautauqua. large part of the ex|»emlltiire* in con hold their regular testimonial meeting. SAG IN AW . ' • • struction of any (lain and power plant The high school juniors gave a very Each Wednesday afternoon from 1:30 to must go for improving nn\Igatlon and (Continued from last page) pleasant reception and banquet Monday 4:30 the building is opeu for th« use of that till* public tienetlt I* to bo ren evening to the seniors in Phillips’ hall. the circulating library. All are cordially a quilt and comfort were finished. Those dered without cost to the government. All of the high school students were in invited to these services, as well as to present Thursday were Mesdames Without raising this argument, how make use of the literature. attendance. 9 9 9 (jueen, Hartley, Epperson, Conley, Bur ever, why do you want a charge made The Constellation club meets at Ms gess, Scott, Neat, McKinney, and as a by the government for uae of water APOSTOLIC F A IT H MISSION. sonic hall Thursday afternoon with Mrs. viaiting neighbor, Mrs. Springer; also [»w er? Fred Hornshuh, Pastor. “We want to aee the water powers of C. E. Frost, Mrs. Clara Burkholder and Mrs. Howard Moody and Mrs. Moody, Service« every Wednesday evening at Mrs. Elbert Bede as hostesses. senior; Misses Ethel Moody, Isira Neat, the rutted StH te* developed ami used. Mission Hall, opposite depot. Sunday ♦ ♦ ♦ Nellie Conley und June Moody. Those Do you? “ Is It not a fact tliat under the kind N E W L A W S N E E D E D TO GIVE The Tuchabache club held a meeting afternoons at 3:00 o ’clock. Every Wed present on Friday were Mestlames Mc Monday night in Moose hall. Refresh nesday evening at 8:00 o ’clock. Every Kinney, Angel, Conley, Mr«. H. Moody, of restriction aud high rentals In tbe JOBS TO J O B L E S S MEN. ments of strawberries and cream, cake body invited to attend these meetings Mrs. Moody, senior, and Miss Ethel present law*, approved by you, devel No collections taken. opment hna come practically to a stand and coffee were served. M uody carried out the scheme of work ♦ ♦ ♦ to a triumphant finish. On account of still ami no large [towers have I icon or It Is estimated that fully 3ti,i»s> en CATHOLIC CHURCH The women’s leap year committee has the numerous festivities attending com are being developed In the national for I gllieers are more or less nffts-iisl by Father Moran, Pastor. out invitations for a private dance at [ the stagnation which for three year» mencement nezt week there will l*e no ests and the public domain? "I* It not true that under the present has € * x ! h i water turner «I<*veh»p Mass every Sunday at 8:00 and 10:30 regular meeting of tbe elub until Thurs Moose hall tonight. a. m. Sermon at 10:30 a. in. 9 9 9 day of the following week, when Mrs. gm-ral • la in laws, which do uot offer incut. I ’p to three years ago plants The Monday night club meets next Scott will be glad of a session to help terms attractive to capital, only eight under construction. Is'giui Is-fore tlie dams ami water [lower plants, with a o|s*rntb>ti of the new luws had put a Monday with Miss Esther Silsby. C H R IST IA N CHURCH her with a quilt. total development of less than 140,000 i stop to planning licw enterprises, gave 9 9 9 Elizabeth Ware, Supply Minister. horse|iower. have lieen built on nav work to these engineers ami to Inin The M. P. O. club meets next Tues Bible school 9:45. To prevent “ runs” in new silk stock ilrtsls of thousands of skilled and un day with Mrs. 8. R. Smith. Sermon at 11. Subject “ The Church of ings stitch with tbreail around the leg igable stream* In the last ten years? “Is It not a fact that In this same skilled workmen. Ttslay engineer» of ♦ ♦ ♦ Christ.” of the new stockings a short distance The sixth annual banquet of the Cot Christian Endeavor at 7. Topic, from the top. The stitching will hold period water |eiwers In Ktmqie have Ion« experience are hniuitlug the of tage Grove Alumni association, at which “ The Consecration of Money.” Lead the dropped thread that so frequently had tbe greatest era of development llces of isivver com (sillies and contrac known to history? tors liegglng for Job*, the 1916 class will be entertained, will er, Roy Hands. ruins a new pair of stockings. The “Do you not know that under the re j One cupuble engineer recently an be held at the high school building Sat Sermon at 8. Subject ‘ ‘ Why Did stitching should be done on the sewing strictive policies of the United Stutea | uoiineed thnt he hail written I.:»** let urday evening at 5 o ’clock. Christ Comet” machine with a very fine thread. for ten years pust not a single electro lers asking for employment without re chemical plant using water |siwrr hna eelvlng mu offer. Pages of advertise M ETHODIST EPISCOPAL. Advertising pays— in The Sentinel. lieen built In Ibis country, while In tbe inputs of ‘‘Positions VYsutisI” appear Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor. same years Europe has developed more regularly In engineering papers, while Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45 than a million horsepower of hydro- there arc practically no "Help Wanted" a. m. Service with sermon, 11 a. m. electricity devoted to tlxatlou of at advertisements one manufacturing Thing« Other« Think and Whit We and 7:30 p. m. mospheric nitrogen a|one? Think ef the Thing« Other« Think plant lu Philadelphia with $2.000.0(10 Junior League 3:00 p. m. “Are you aware thut restrictive laws Invested pi buildings ami machinery Epworth League 6:30 p. m. No matter how uncomfortable tbo and water power failures In this coun for the building of water wheels was styles a woman wouldn’t be comfort try have so discouraged Investment shut down for ten months Inst year BAPTIST that some of our largest power enter ami this year has hail only one order able in something whose only recoin Rev. C. C. Van Oorkum, Pastor. prises of recent year» have had to lie for one small wheel inundation was its comfort. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, financed abroad? SH ERM AN W . M OODY © o r ir t a I i .-HINDINO UP V A l.U A IU .il l'L A N T FOOD IN HMUKH Itigli prieo» of udmgon uml lin k ni Inulina ili ileplolsd «n i« »eoi« lo Inibì in. torroni fui ii tmiiihwr of Oregon furinola w Ilo cimi iiiuo to semi llioae \ ninnili' pillili 11111111111* ll|> III sllinko. Ilio muli) tdttfki'lioil Hall benps to ho aeoii belo nini ikere over ilio country teli ilio story l'ululerà uro utili htirmiig Ilio aliuw ili .lenti of U|i|dyiiig il lo Ilio lami, Ilei* lire »nuli' of ilio vuliif* destruyeil in Un' nuiiiiiig of conitnou »truwi t imer »tr»w, $7.18; pea vino »Iruw, 17.05; M'ti'li »trnw, 45.21; nut straw, «I 05; butley »1 tuw, f'152; wliont straw, 12.84 The aaiouut of nitriigeii l'iintnineil in Ihoso Ntrnw» I» uh ftdlows: ('bu ri »Iruw, 21* I pntiud» por t••«• ; poa vino striiw, 28.6 ptiuiid»; velili »truw, 21.8 pinunl»; butley »trnw, Il pollini»; imi t »trnw, 0.2 pmigd»; wlienl straw, 0.6 pollini». Ili additioii lo die li 1 1rngeti vaine cucii of tInai' atrnws cmitsiti» u vuliiublo fei tilirer ili pbimplmrie in ni |mtu»b I.ik> « viro tlicy all contributo Ilio greiitly to Ile ili lieti liumila for tbe »oli wlilt'h bit» a vaine cqtiul to lliut of thè pillili fot.d for stime »oli», It luta besa pointed uni by thè ng ronoini»! of tlie * *. A. l'tperimeut station lliut tbe »trnw upplietl to thè lumi by »fiittfring it, rboppmg || np wlth thè tli»k nini plowiug it uiiilcr It wouIti »ceni thut nuy furimr wboao snils vvere Ilo! protlurllig nut lafni'loi , rriqi» roiild well nffoni to investigato whether thè ro»t of npplirution i» unir Iv »o gl cut li» thè vnltio of thè liiuteriul w In*li itpplied to thè »tiil. Cali for Bid». Meulctl bill* will ho ree (ùvei! by Ih«' City t’ounril of die City of Cotlsgc Grove on Junc 5, 1916, for brenking nini rruahing hetwren teli ami fifteen thoti* noti ynrila uf rock ut thè rity rock tpini ry, anale to bc uaeil and ppiil for by thè City of Cottuge (trovi* on or hcfore Jnn mi ry I, 1920, wlth thè prò V is io n thut thè City of Cottage Grave pny for ni leiiat mie thouannd ynrila on or before .tnnunry I, 1917, whether thnt nmotiot Ite iiaeil [irior to thnt tinte or noi. The tight i* rrarrvrd to rejeet any or ili I ' I 'I H llyr iiriler o f thè eommon eonnril J. K. YOUNO, n n v 24-31 WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR SCRAP METAL, RUBBER, SACKS, AUTO TIRES, ALSO SCRAP CAST IRON, WOOL RAOS, ETC. Notice! WE PAY THE HIGHEST PRICES FOR ALL KINDS OF HIDES, SHEEP AND GOAT PELTS, MOHAIR, WOOL, FURS BONES AND BEESWAX Cottage Grove Junk Shop 8 2 3 EAST MAIN STREET I 11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:30 Some folks get so high in the world p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 that they can’t do the things they want p. m. to do— while we poor scrubs have to do the things we don’t want to do. FREE METHODIST Rhoda Burnett, Pastor. Folks who arc as honest as the days Sunday School 10 a. m. Preaching service 11 a. m., followed are long must attend to business at by class meeting. night. Services Sunday evening at 7:30. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening The peacemaker should always be at 7:30. prepared to defend himself against both sides to the controversy. SEVEN T H D A Y A D V E N T IST Prayer meeting on Wednesday eveo- Whom the gods would destroy they I ing at 7:30. first get to writing letters. Young Peoples’ Missionary Volunteer I Society, Friday evening at 7:30. When a free press was guaranteed Sabbath School each Sabbath at 1:30 by the constitution it was not intended | p. m. Services following. that readers should let tbeir subscrip tions go unpaid. Notice. The Farmers ’ Union Telephone asso When a woman going to church is ciation will meet in Woodman hall, splashed with mud by a passing vehicle, Cottage Grove, at 1:00 o ’clock p. m. Friday, June 2. All affiliated lines are she might as well return home, for her mind is in such a state that tbe sermon especially requested to send delegates. will make no impression. JOHN OVERHOL8ER, may 10-31 Secretary. It is much easier to get a sweetheart I-egal blanks.— The Sentinel. than it is to get rid of a wife. "Is It not true that, excepting In tbe P o w e r a N a t io n a l N ««d. cases of a few of our largest and moat The ptildlc needs both steam power attractive power«, the margin of com uml water power. It Is to the Interest petition Is very close between water of the whole country that our water power and cheapened cost and In power should lie developed ns rapidly creased efficiency of steam planta? and as efficiently ns isisslble. This de "Do you not know that very cheap velopment can la* carried on only In power Is essential to the establishment one of two ways—either hy govern of the electrochemical, electrometal ruciit ownership and o|ieratlon or by lurgical ami other new processes and •he employment of capital worked un Industries necessary In this country to tier the Incentive of private pro|ierty enable us to keep abreast of the Indus Nolssly hut n visionary proposes (tslny trial and agricultural progress of other dint the government should hulld and countries? oiierate water power plants. Horne ays “Is It not true that every kilowatt of tern must, therefore, lie devised for electricity produced by wnter power Is the development of water powers as the approximate equivalent of two a natural resource hy prlrnte genius pounds of coal saved for future con and private capital.-Outlook sumption? "Are yon not aware that every dol Trus Meaning of Conservation. lar, every cent added to the cost of I believe that conservation In Its water |s>wer development adds to the tirondest term means not the mere sav cost of supplying power to the con ing of a resource against the fHissthle sumer, decreases (he iiosslblllfles of future need, but inn king of the con production of power cheap enough served resource as widely useful to the upon widt h to build great new Indus greatest possible numlier In the short tries, lessens the margin of economy est time consistent with the elimina between generating power by water tion of waste.—Professor Thomas II and hy steam anil diminishes the num Norton, Ph. D.. K<’. l>„ Bureau of For tier of water powers that can he eco eign and Domestic Commerce, United uomlcally and profitably developed, In States Department of Commerce, lu lllu» manner and extent diminishing St lentltlc American Recorder. H o w ’s T h is ? W e offer One Htiruiieil Pollar* Reward for any case of Cntarih that cannot l>o cured J y Hall'» C a f.iftli Lure. V J CHUNKY A CO. Toledo. O. W p , th«* UfuIrrBiffn«vi lithv* k n o w n V* J f ' lir fi r y f o r Hi«* Init 1 J s r u t m . tilt} iMtllrv« Mm |»rrf«K'ily honurniil«* in » I i hualiDii tranaat (Iona « m l lltiun* mllv nbU 1 «. m * out » n y obllKiitlnriB iiii %*I c }> y tiln Hrm n a t io n a l iiank or o > m m k i c < i T*»l«*«lo. •» IlftM’ a i ’ Atfirrh (*ur«* } « tnk«*n Acting «lire« tl V upon 11 *‘ M “1 " I r •ft m o f I tic mrstcm T o illtn o n il •rfif fffr Pftcc f| e«*ntfl }• f Dot 11# H**l»i by All I>ru«clM(« T » h * H a if a }i»i«illy riH s for <-MMAilpA(l<»n SOUTHERN PACIFIC T IM E T A B LE North Bound South Bound No 16 -1:37 n. m. No. 13— 1Mi II. Il» No 54 3 : (Ml a. m. .s., i l ; (13 ii . m No. 18—9:46 s. m. No. 53—1 Il p IO No <0— 1:35 p. in. No 17 1•16 [>. ni No. 14 -4:32 |> m. \ " I i 7 35 |>. m No. 4H—8;|(l ji. 11 ». (from Divi le only w w It your cigarette s e n s ib le ? All wa say lathis—malt»sure * your steady cigarette Hi —ff. «it»/«, wbatfwr It is Fatfoia OS Sorns o th e r orm. Is It 000 /and Ttiendly toyour throat and ton^u j t Doss it Isava yts« » {).[;. uit«r a long day ui smoking t C o ttage G ro v e 82 3 EAST MAIN STREET 4 Notlcs. Nolire i» hereby givoa thut I bave aold my interoat in Iho D. O, Huoghiiinn .Ulillicr riiiiipimv. 'l'ho ufmcanld coni pilliy i* to Uaallliio nll nut»tumit»g iddi «ittioli* unti wlll rollct't all Ilio bill* ilio' tnc company. imi\ lo kiptl J. A. A1H.KNE. HINGS WE THINK Junk Shop 9 Fadmaacertainly makegood on thaaa two points. Tha only question Is—will they Just suit yor-r In.li- vidoal taste? Th jy may ■)€ they mey not. But it '.coma reasonable tliat le y shou/dl for they outsail any utliae dgarstta coating over 3c. So yon ought to try tbeua. Do that today. A Sensible Cigarette I 20 fo r 15 $ We pay cash for *■/ E ggs D ressed V e a l L iv e P o u ltr y CITY MEAT MARKET Phone 89 - t 9 *
