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C up l.'u»tar«l H e a t n q u a r t o f milk
in it d o u b le boiler, l>ut do not b rin g
q u it e to n boil. Heitt f i v e egg s light
mill s t i r in to th e m hnlf n e u p fu l of
stigttr Ou thin m ix tu r e pour th e boiling
milk t e r v grttilunlly, b e n tin g steaililv
nil th e tu ne. At thin point f l a v o r the
m ix tu r e w ith tw o tennpoont'uln o f vn
ii 11 lit uiul pour in to r u t t x n l eupn, tvhirh
h av e been plueeil in n largo pan of
boiling w a te r. H ake in a m o d e r a te oven
{ u n til c u s t a r d s a re firm .
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Farm and
Garden
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m I- I - H
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RAISING RASPBERRIES.
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B eet U p o n D eep, M o te t, b u t
W e ll D r a in e d S o il.
Presented in Eugene Same as at
Heilig Theater, Portland
J u s t t h e T i m e IN o w
\ To order that Summer Suit.
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clothes. And the place—
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uiolst b u t vv «>11 d r a l m s l loam y solla,
B u tt e r S cotch
T w o e u p fu la o f augnr, (be b la c k s ii|s>u th e h e a v ie r mid t h e
tw o tab leap o o n fu la of w a te r an d one re d s upon t h e lig h ter. T h e m o r e r e ­
rou nded tab le a p o o u fu l of b u t t e r . I’ut t e n t i v e o f m o i s t u r e t h e soil Is t h e t>et
I augur, w a t e r an d b u t t e r in to a anuoepaii t e r s i n c e th e fr u it rl|s*ns a t u ti m e
I on th e f i r e a n d a ti r u n ti l meltiyl. IK• w hen w u t e r Is o f t e n s c a r c e ; heiu-e t h e
not a tir a f t e r th e au gur ia m e lte d an d a d d itio n o f h u m u s Is o f t e n d esira b le .
allow it to boil u n til a l i tt le d ro p p e d It m ay be m ost ea sily o b t a i n e d Iu t h e
into cold w a te r will h a rd e n . Hour in to fo rm of s t a b l e m a n u r e a n d g re e n nia
a greased p a n ; m a rk o f f in to aqunrea tiures, s u c h a s c lo v e r g r o w n n t lenst
l w hen cool enough. W rup each piece in one y e a r Is-fore p l a n t in g . T h e g r o u u d
i oiled p ap er.
sh o u ld Is* p lo w e d ns dtsqd y ns possible
Q u » n E l u a h e t h ' a C oai.
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w ith o u t t u r n i n g u p th e sulisoll a n d
(Ju«-«'ii E HzalK'tll «« uh M i «» llrsl ICug
One eg g J o h n n y I'nke— B e a t one egg a f t e r b u r r o w i n g t h e p l a n t s act. C le a n itsii m utiar« li t o reali»«» ih«» v a i n e o f
w ith a h a l f a cu p fu l o f au gur a n d then
t hi» c o n i min«»« a s a si ut«» «>«vu«»d m o n o
tw o ta b leap o o n fu la of s h o r te n in g , melt
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Sili» o b t tt l li e d a Iella«» o f a ll Ilio
otl b u t t e r or d rip p in g s will d o ; t h e n u
IM ulinili th'UIs fot t u o a y e n r . a m i ih c t i
h a lf cu p of In d ia n m eal a n d u h n lf eup
p ria «saletl ' o im iiilpiiItit•• a c o r n e r In
| of m ilk, an d tw o eupa o f flo u r w ith tw o
c o a l a \\ 11li liiuctl »licci sa
Sin» u u u e x c d
to n sp o o n fu U o f b a k in g p o w d e r. B a k e
Mie p e r i t i l e p i la o f Un» I V r c y a «* lin i
I in an oven as hot as you would h a v e it
Mie* ««ci«» p r o l lt a b l* d e « d o p i n g M u n ì
for sponge eake. Sour milk m a y be used,
s e l v i s a m i o n ly o o n s o i i l c d a f t e r a l i m e
in which ease use soda in s te a d o f b a k in g
t o o l l o w Ma-in a siiiu ll |H»r«»eiiliige un
pow der, no t q u it e a tenapoonful.
Mieli tiw ii s t i l l i
Sht* c h n r t c r a d a c o n i
To See It Is a Treat—To Miss It Is a Misfortune
Matinees—25c, 50c, 75c, $1
Evenings—50c, 75c, $1, $1.50, $2
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T h • N c j a n v r l g o tie t.
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tilt- oc ¡laloliul pilli«*«-
p h o t sal-l
t im i Ilici«* lini) la* a n eti a
llillig u s III«» li«*ga11« i» «»gelisi
I m enu
in rida a p e r s o l i s e m o d e m iitsn it bis
tiwii m e r l i s ( h a i ni» s«»u »lepre« hi Muli
ititi* la» a M n d ol «*gelisili l u i m s l III
siile olii
I a i o imi sur«» w Ilei b a r t h t s
ls a t o r n i o f s g o l i io I h a t I h I o li«' coll
deuim»«l ol < o m l o l e d
W«» all lui*'«* a
lini« li o f li ut i li n e a
F o r liialaiu-e, w e
lini.« le«‘l a p a ll i f ll l i l c g r e e o f l iu i i ia u l ty
• Isoli a grana«» s p o t o u «tur c l o i h e s o r
s s p i n a li o f m in i oli olii h I i i s » n a n d Ilo»
palli o f tlila h o m l l l t y c o n s i s t a lnrg«*ly
In ili«» ( I n n i g h t t im i a largì» p a r i o f t h è
w m l d Ima Ila e y e s lista i Unni.« oli t i m i
granai» s p o i o r lim i sp illali o f iin ul
lilt» e g o t i s t i ni p i ll i of t h l s tiilliiillilly.
| *if «-olirà«» la III III«» Idea tllHt s o llinliy
p e i- » m a a r e l lk e l y l o l u k c n o t e o i a
| d e t t a | III o lir a t t i r a
II In q l l l l e e v i
i d e i l i l i m i i l l s f r a s s o f II i I n kllid c a li «*x
lai uni* «« Ili-Io a i o r i n i l i aniollUI o f
, ¡iridi» a l siili a p p e l l i mi» «»H in k e p i all*««.''
lii<lliiiiapolls N«»««a
tiAst-IlKKIll KM MM MAUKBT.
[ K very religious o r g a n i z a ti o n ia in-
' v ited to use th is colum n fo r a n n o u n c e
m ent o f its se rv ic e s a n d o t h e r news.
. C o n tr i b u to r s a re re q u e s te d to o m it ex-
|li o r t a t i o u s a u d o t h e r e d it o r i a l m u tte r ,
la n d to m a k e th e a n n o u n c e m e n t o f ser
vices us concise as possible. Hociul
fu n ctio n s, etc., an d new s o u ts id e o f the
w eekly a n n o u n c e m e n t m ay be e l a b o r a t ­
ed upon.]
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c u lt iv a t io n Isith w a y s Is usim lly p r a c
Herd u n til inldmiiiiuicr. w h e n n c o v e r
c ro p «>f c r i m s o n c lo v e r o r s o m e s h a l ­
lo w e r ro o tin g p la n t is s o w n to lie t u r n ,
«si u n d e r t h e f o llo w in g s p r in g
Som«»-
tliii<-s, h o w e v e r, o t h e r cro ps, s u c h ns
|H«tat«s‘s c a r r o ts , tni-ts, etc., w h ic h a r e
not tall, n r a g r o w n la»tw«s-n t h e r a w s
fo r o n e «>r |» -r h a p s tw«> yenra. W isal
a sh e s , m u r i a t e o f | s i ta s h . sii|>erplioM
plmtt-s a n d g r o u n d Ism«» tire f a v o r i t e
P r e s b y t e r i a n C hu rch l). A. M acL eo d, s o u r c e s o f p o ta s h a n d p h o s p h o r ic acid.
p a s t o r ; ph one 137B. B ible school u t 10 Willi a d e q u a t e tilla g e d u r i n g th«> s u m
a. m. M o rn in g w orship a t 11 a. in. J u n
uier s p r i n g p lo w in g m a y Is- avo id ed .
io r C h r is ti a n E n d e a v o r a t 3 p. in. Eve
F o r in n r k e t t h e f r u i t s h o u l d n e v e r Is*
n iu g w orship a t 7:30 p. m.
picked u n ti l a f t e r t h e d e w Is drttsl a n d
S erv ice a t 11 a. in. S u b je c t , “ T h e sh o u ld Is* » I tipped to m a r k e t In s m a ll
G re a t B u i l d e r . ”
l>arkagi>M Itisl r a s p b e r r i e s a r e usim lly
• • •
marketc«! In p in t laiskets. T h e p ic k in g
Union serv ices S u n d a y e v e n in g a t the o f ls>th k in d s o f m s p ls - rrh - s Is g e n e r ­
B a p tis t ch u rch . Kev. 1). A. MacLeod a lly don«* liy han d.
will d eliv e r th e sermon.
• • •
Mrs. Nun U orkum will lead tuo y o u n g
p e o p le 's union se rv ic e Sund-iz e v e n in g
at 0:30. S u b je c t , “ How Alissious A rc
Blessing O u r N a t i o n . " L u k e 19:4148 .
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Miss i i a z e l ll a z e l t o n will le a d the
uuiou y o u n g p e o p le 's s e r v ic e a t the
M e th o d is t c h u rc h S u u d a y e v e u iu g at
0:30. T h e s u b j e c t will be “ E n t h u s i a s m ;
I t s V alu e; llo w to C u l t i v a t e I t . ’ ’ Isa
ink 12: 1-6.
• • •
C h r i s t i a n Science— S e rv ic e s in ¡he
ch a p e l a t 242 S econd s t r e e t each S u u ­
•+ C
d a y a t 11 a. m. R e g u la r te s tim o n ia l
m e e tin g each W ed n e sd a y a t 7 : J 0 p. m.
W in d o w s iu rooms a d j o i n i n g th e k i t ­ T he b u iid iu g is open f o r th e use of th e
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c ir c u la t in g li b r a r y each
W ednesday
| i f y o u know a so ciety item a n d i chen t h a t h a v e become co v e re d w ith
from
1:30
to
4:30
p.
m.
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ly in v i t e d to th e s erv ices, as well as to
I y o u r ow n f a u l t i f i t is n o t p r i n t e d | w ith little care. ¡Simply w ipe th e w in ­
dow s w ith a s o f t clo th w h e n e v e r th e y m a k e use o f th e l i t e r a t u r e .
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A p ostolic F a i t h M issio n F re d Horn-
A b elated b ir th d a y a n n i v e r s a r y d i n ­
All th e boxes on to p o f t h e p a n t r y shuh, p a s t o r. S e rv ic e s e v e ry W ed n es­
n e r was g iv e n S u n d a y a t th e J . if .
s h e lf can h a v e lab els on th e end te l l ­ d a y e v e n in g a t M ission hall, opp o site
s n o r t n u g e nuuie in nuuor o f “ U n c l e ' 1
in g th e c o n te n t s of th e box. T h is sav es dep o t. S u u d a y u t 3 p. m. E v e r y W ed­
J i m , wno n ad c e le b ra te d m s eigniy Mtth
a g re a t deal o f tim e when yo u a r e h u n t ­ n esday a t 8 p. m. E v e r y b o d y in v i te d
b ir tn u a y a few d a y s b e to re .
loose
to th ese m eetin g s . N o co llection s tukuu.
in g articles.
p re s e n t were M r. an d -lira. W. IV. Stiort-
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n u g e , of L o n d o n ; Mrs. O eorge S utner-
A p a s t e o f m inced ra is in s an d figs,
C ath o lic C h u r c h —F a t h e r M oran, p a s ­
la n d and son ikiarvis, ot L o n d o n ; Air.
a n d Airs. J . J . Weedeu a n d f o u r c h il­ w ith a dash o f lemon, m a k e s an e x c e l­ tor. Muss e v e r y S u n d a y a t 8 au d 10:30
a. m. S e rm o n a t 10:30 a. m.
d re n , E v e r e t t , t v a , l>ale an d O o rd o u ; lent fillin g fo r san d w ich es .
*
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Air. an d Airs. J a m e s i i u y e s an d baby
A g re a t m a n y sore to es an d b listered
C h r is ti a n C h u r c h — E li z a b e t h W are,
Alice, of L u g e n e ; alias A lla- L au g d o u ,
ot L u g e n e ; Jr'. B. SO ortridge, ol A zalea, heels h a v e been cau sed by th e c o n s t a n t su p p ly m i n is te r. B ib le school a t 0:40
w e a rin g o f pum ps, du e to t h e d a n c in g a. m. C h r is ti a n E n d e a v o r a t 7 p. m.
a n d Air. a n d Airs. O rville s p e a r .
craze.
T h is tr o u b le can be p r e v e n t e d S erv ices a t 11 a. m. a n d 8 p. m.
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or rem edied i f it has a l r e a d y s t a r t e d by
p la c in g a s t r i p o f c o u r t p la s te r ov er
M e t h o d is t E p isc o p a l C h u r c h — H o race
th e p a r t i c u l a r sp ot w h ere th e p um p N . A ld rich, p a s t o r. S u n d a y school e v e ry
FADS AND FANCIES
rubs. T h is will be fo u n d v e ry e f f e c ­ S u n d a y a t 0 :4 5 a. in. S e rv ic e w ith s e r ­
tiv e, too, w hen b r e a k i n g in new shoes. mon a t 11 a. ni. a n d 7:30 p. m. J u n i o r
* * •
L e a g u e a t 3 p. m. E p w o r t h l e a g u e a t
The h ou sek eep er will f i n d p u r e bak
V
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p
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r
f u m e r y is an excellen t 6:30 p. m.
in g soda a g i e a t help in th e household.
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Used w ith c ream o f t a r t a r , i t m a k e s an s t a in rem o v er. I t c a n n o t be reeom
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h — C. C. V a n O orkum ,
ex cellen t b a k in g p ow der, s a y s th e B a l ­
ias N ews. A p in c h o f sod a a d d e d to a is necessary to rem o ve a s p o t q u ic k ly p a s to r. S u n d a y school 10 a. rn. P r e a c h ­
vessel o f boilin g g reen v e g e ta b le s ini an d w ith o u t o d o r econom y becomes a in g 11 a. in. a n d 7:30 p. rn. B. Y. P. U.
A p p ly th e 6:3 0 p. m. P r a y e r m e e t in g T h u r s d a y a t
p ro v es th e i r fla v o r, a n d h elp s to p r e s eco n d ary c o n s id e ra tio n .
serv e th e i r g re e n color. A l i tt le sod a p e rf u m e w ith a clo th, as you would 7 :30 p. m.
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a d d ed to b ean s when co o k in g m a k e s b e n z in e ; b u t use th e v e ry b est, or th e
S e v e n th - d a y A d v e n t i s t C h u rc h - P r a y ­
them s o f t an d sw eet. A p in c h o f b ic a r ­ s p o t will gro w in s t e a d o f van ish.
• • •
e r m e e t in g W e d n e s d a y a t 7:30 p. m.
b o n a te o f so d a p u t in th e m ilk t h a t has
A fresh egg b e a te n in t o a g las s o f or- Y oung P e o p l e ’s M issio n a ry V o lu n te e r
slig h tly so ured will re s to re i t s s w e e t ­
so c ie ty F r i d a y a t 7:30 p. m. S a b b a t h
ness. T in w a re boiled w ith som e b a k in g a n g e ju ic e is w o n d e rfu lly re f re sh in g .
school each S a b b a t h a t 1 :30 p. m. S e r ­
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s o d a will assum e a fin e b rillia n c y an d
will n o t ta r n i s h so easily.
A lam p in t h e liv in g room b u r n i n g vices fo llow ing. • • •
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b r i g h tl y a d d s cosiness to th e scene, b u t
F re e
M e t h o d is t
Service«. F.
W.
Sew each c h i l d ’s i n i ti a l a t th e top o f w h a t is worse th a n a s m o k in g la m p or
O liver, p a s t o r . S a b b a t h school, 10:00
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t h e sto ckin g , on th e inside, th e n p u t a
a. m. P r e a c h i n g serv ices, 11:00 a. m.
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cross s t it c h in red u n d er th e l e t t e r on
an d 8:00 p. m. P r a y e r m e e tin g , W e d ­
each sto c k in g o f th e f i r s t p a ir , use a
I t is v e ry e a s y to ov erco m e a n y such
nesday, 8:00 p. m. C o rd ia l in v i ta t io n
blue cross s t it c h ou th e second, yellow ten d en c ies. S im p ly k e e p all p a r t s o f
to all.
on th e th ird , etc.
t h e lam p a b s o l u te l y clea n .
Honk th e
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w ick, and o ccasio n ally th e b u rn e r , for
T he most m o r t i f y i n g s i tu a t io n to
I t is an ea sy m a t t e r to s o r t even a an ho ur in s t ro n g , d e a r v i n e g a r ; rinse some people is one t h a t p a y s a sa la ry .
la r g e pile o f s to c k in g s ; tw o M ' s with in clean, fresh v iu e g .ir; d r y th o r o u g h ly
red crosses— a p a i r o f M a r y ’s stock- b e fo re using. T h e lam p o r oil h e a te r
We h a v e o f t e n w ond ered w hy a w o­
in g s ; tw o M ’s w ith g reen crosses, a n ­ th u s tr e a t e d will th r o w o u t a b r i g h t e r
m an is n e v e r sp oken o f as b e in g on her
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o t h e r p a ir ; w h ile tw o J ’s w ith blue
las t legs.
We h a v e now eome t o th e
crosses are a p a ir o f sto c k in g s belong in g
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conclusion t h a t such is t h e case b ecause
to J a c k . I f tw o ch ild ren h a v e th e same
As to ch im n ey s, p u t each on e befo re
in i ti a l, use blue le tte r s for one an d red usin g in an a g a t e vessel w ith cold w a t e r she d o e s n ’t g iv e a n y o n e th e o p p o r t u n ­
f o r th e other.
w hich more th a n cov ers it.
B r in g th e it y to n o tic e w h e th e r th e y a r e her last
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w a t e r to a boil a n d let i t boil f o r ten ones or not.
A good m eth o d fo r aucceeafully l a u n ­ m in utes. T h en t a k e t h e vessel from
Horae fo lk s look w ith suspicio i upon
d e r i n g t a t t i n g is to b a s t e it fi r m l y to a th e fire an d le t th e c h im n e y re m a in in
T u r k is h tow el, th e n wash i t as th oug h th e w a t e r u n ti l cold.
T h u s t r e a t e d , tn e m an who h a s n ' t m o n e y b u t do not
i t w ere a p a r t o f th e tow el, sa y s th e ch im n ey s will last lo n g e r; th is ap p lies ask th e m a n who has i t how he g o t it.
W o m a n ’■ W orld. When i t ia a lm o st d r y to all blow n g la s sw a re
p re s s i t w i t h a h o t iron still on th e to w ­
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W e would like to be a child a g a in ,
el, rem o v e th e b a s t i n g th r e a d s an d y ou r
N e v e r c u t a w ick ; sc ra p e i t w ith a so t h a t we m i g h t fu lly re a liz e how much
t a t t i n g will b e in good condition.
card.
n ie e r It is to be g ro w n np.
ALFALFA FOR HORSES.
S ho uld
Bo Allowed to C om a to Full
Bloom B efore C u ttin g .
A lfa l fa h a y c u t a t t h e r i g h t s t a g e of
g r o w t h a n d pro |s-rly e u n s l a n d f«nl la
o n e o f t h e Is-st finals p n s l u c i s l In K a n
s a s fo r all «-lasses of home«, a c c o n l ln g
to C. 1*. T h o m p s o n , s|s -c la lls t In a id
m al h u s b a n d r y , d iv isio n o f college e x ­
tension. K a n s a s S t a t e A g ric u l tu r a l col
lege.
"A llo w t h e a l f a l f a to «-»me t o full
bloom ls>fore c u t t i n g a n d let It Iss-onn*
well «-un-il ls-fore s t a c k i n g .” a d v ts e a
Mr. T h o m p s o n .
“ I»o n o t fts-d to o
m uch. E ig h t o r te n p o u n d s d a lly f o r a
t h o u s a n d | >.>iiii<Is live w e ig h t Is suffi­
c ie n t fo r W ork h o rs e s
I-'issl m o s t o f
tin* hay a t night. N e v e r f«s-d too m u c h
ro u g h a g e o f Htiy k in d a t iumiii to horsea
t h a t a r e w o rk in g , aiul n e v e r f**«sl m u s t y
o r m o ld y hay.
" I f a l f a l f a hay Is us«-«l f o r |«nrt o r all
o f t h e ro iig h u g e ho |s-r c e n t corn a n d
20 p e r c e n t b r a n Is a g is s l co m b in a tio n .
W h e r e a l f a l f a h a y Is u se d t h e b r a n Is
a d d e d to f u r n i s h bulk. e s | s ‘elall.v If t h e
c o rn Is to l«e g ro u n d . F r o m e i g h t a n d
o n e - h a l f to te n |M«unds o f g r a i n a d a y
fo r i - hc I i t h o u s a n d imhiik I m of live
w eig h t Ls sufflclent to k eep a w ork
h o m e In g<ssl c o n d it io n ."
W h a n H u m u s Is L ackin g.
Soil th a t Is w a n t i n g In hutm in will
h e a v e hadl.v d u r i n g t h e w in te r , a n d
w h e n la n d h e n v e s It Is a s u r e sig n t h a t
t h e soil r e q u i r e s h u m u s , d e e p tilla g e
a n d lime.
H e a v i n g Is t h e a c ti o n o f t h e fr o st,
rep«-at«sl f r e e z i n g a n d t h a w i n g t h r o w ­
ing p la n t s , s u c h a s s t r a w t i e n i e s , f o r
e x a m p l e , a l m o s t c o m p le te ly o u t o f t h e
g ro u n d .
Soil t h a t la s u p p lie d w ith ph»nty of
h u m u s a n d h a s lieen tllh sl deeply lets
th e w a te r d ow n u n d e r th e su rfa c e
q u ic k ly , p r e v e n t i n g w a s h i n g a n d Merl­
ons d a m a g e fr o m t h e a c ti o n o f f r o s t
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a m i c o n tr o l o f Inser-ta mid f u n g o u s d i s ­
e a s e s afTo-tlng th e c h e r r y I ihh b een
outllne«l hy t h e f 'e n u s y l v a n l a s ta tio n .
F o r th e d o r m a n t s p r a y In s p r in g , lie-
fo re htids stH t. lim e s u l p h u r Is used. I t
Is n o t o f t e n ne«-d«*d on s o u r varh-tlea.
Im m e d i a te l y a f t e r t h e |s-tala fall lime-
s u l p h u r a n d 4ti |s-r c e n t n ic o tin e e x ­
tr a c t. h a l f to t h r e e - f o u r t h s p in t to fifty
g allon s. Is u se d fo r a p h is a n d le a f a|s*t.
L a d a r s e n a t e paste, t h r e e |s m n d a , la
a d d e d f o r eiircullo. s l u g s a n d red le a f
beetle.
W h e n f r u i t Is t h e size o f a s m a ll |*ea
a a p r a y m a y Is» a p p lie d fo r b r o w n r o t
M a t e r ia ls a r e t h e s a m e a s fo r th e a p h is
a n d cu retillo s p r a y . If t h e fr u it fly ls
very had a c n a r a e s p r a y o f lead a r s e n ­
a te , th r e e | miiiu «I n . an d m o lasses , one
p i n t to fifty g a llo n s o f th e lim e s u l p h u r .
Is u s e d on t h e lo w e r llinlis. w h en t h e
a d u l t s a p f s - a r In e a rly J u n e .
S h o rtly a l t e r th e f r u i t Is ph-ked a
sp r a y Is given If le a f s|s«t la ap pre-
hendtsl. [.line s u l p h u r a l o n e Is used to
p r e v e n t d e fo lia tio n hy t h e lenf s;s>t o r
s h o t hole fu n g u s . lte|H-at a m o n th la t e r
If th is d is e a s e Is bad
If |ie sts a r e
k n o w n to Is- a latent c o r r e s p o n d in g
• p r a y s a r e o m itte d .
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ovorcom e th e d r a w b a c k of n«ax
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a t th e d is ta n c e or m ail th e p a p e i
« th e«iual c o m f o rt au d d i s ti n c t
ness.
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lis ta In Mia» sai«» o f N o l i II il tu h r l a n c oni
t u » l il p p c t» iiim I s o c i i g l m - e r c d u m t t e r a
t im i Mie l o rd iii a y o r o f L i m i ti l i f o r m a i
ly c o m p i l i m e l i tim i Ne«« i n a i l e i m c i o e t i «
r l g l i i s limi Ua»n lui ri e r ta I uWMJf t o n
m o n o p o l i u n d U-.-ged fo r s o m e l i m i t a
Iloti t o III«» pria e. «vhb h limi liow laa-n
fori «al u p l o a p oitiid il «lui tal roti
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ra u ie m b e r
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urta*
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t * o w | h * i i* u s v e r y forni o f hta d o n .
a n d w e k l m t v ho«v C h a r l e s L n iiih w h o
w u s a prò»«» pool l o t t a i lila liliali a u d
l u i» M r s B r o w n i n g u p p r a c i u l t a l Mio
l i t t l e l i l i a l i l o «vlcuii » h e liuJItial a
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b is n o t il e «tiljle Iti li la l i b r a r * w l t h litui
a t a ll Mine a. a n d S a m u e l t i n g e r à al
w u y s «vulk«a| o u l « I t t i Ina d o g
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a» i-cpt m i a c c o lliti ol ili«» 'Iosa o f a n
ulti f r i e n d " S i .laiioai M u r e n e
People’s Meat Market
W G. PERRY, Prop.
P h o n e IS
F ree D e liv ery a t All T tm ea o f t h e D a y
IS IT TRUE?
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t h è m i m i ile |s» m ls i i | miii f o r g e t t l u g
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lei t h è lll<•ul■l^) o f n w r o n g . ut n u g r y
w ortls. o f |s» ll) meli m ic a » U n g e r a n d
r a n k l e Iti y o i ir m e m o r i wlll imi u u l y
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b u i It
wlll r a m i iiptni Mie I nh I v
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lia i r e d . a l e e p «li»liiiiu»d liuti Mie g e n e r a i
h e a l t l i »utTer III ««iiisequeic -c
F orget-
l l u g la a » p l e m l ld u i e u t a l i a li a i belile
a m i a k »»»»I iu «a l l e i n e f o r ili«* l»»l>
t h a t h ig h in t e r e s t o f t im e s mi'niis
low s e c u r ity f E v e r y d a y e v e n ts
seem to p ro v e it.
I f y ou can be c o n t e n t w ith nor
tuul i n t e r e s t a n d w a n t to he a b ­
s o lu tely ■ure o f y o u r p rin cip al,
th c o th i s s t r u n g N a tio n a l B ank
has m uch to o f f e r .
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h ere w ith one d o ll a r o r more, oi
w hich we will p ay y ou a f a i r it
te r e s t. IVn«e o f m ind is w o rtu
semel hing
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tieiice limi uiet w l t h u n a c t J d e u L " W o
wlll t i u v e l o proln». sa lii t h è d i s - t o r
J u s t u t tliHt iiKiineUt tilt» m u li re cov-
ereil couseltHJMUes» u n d e x i i a l l n t s l . “ I f
i t ' s a s o r g i m i o |s » r a I lo ti g o allenii, h u t
if U h n i c i t h e r Un caligli lim i g l v e m e a u
a ii u e s t h c M c " A r g o n a i i L
T h in k it o v e r nnd co n su lt ua.
The Old Reliable
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
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tb ln g ou aeeouui
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b r o k e V e » . I w a l i t t o p u y y o u u Cutu
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lit* w an inuiidilliig a b o u t to u g h s t e a k
a n d cold coff«»«» m i l m a k i n g h im s e lf
g e n e ra lly d is a g r e e a b l e
\ " D o n ’t g ro w l »«> o v e r y o u r b reak fast.
J o h n ." sa h l his g e n e ra lly m eek wife.
‘Nobody b* going to tak«» It a wuy fr o m
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V
A POORLY FED HORSE
1
re f le c ts d i s c r e d i t on its «iwnrr, h u t the
o w n er g e ts th e w o rs t o f tho d e a l be
cause econom y in fe e d i n g th e uors«
a f f e c t s ita w o rk in g c a p a c i ty sa well as
its a p p e a r a n c e . I f y o u r horse k i r k s on
his feed y ou can c o rr e c t it h y b u y in g
y o u r feed here, as y o u g e t th e b est
q u a l i t y fo r th e leas t o u tl a y , F a rm e rs ,
c o n t r a c t o r s nnd horse o w n e rs g e n e ra lly
know t h a t o u r feed is n lw n y s up to the
standard.
STERLING FEED CO.
SO U TH ER N PA C IFIC T IM E TA B L E
No.
No.
No.
No.
No.
N o r t h B o un d
S o u th B ound
I S — 1:37 a. m. N o. 13— 1:37 a. m.
18— 9 :4 0 a. m. No. 15— 7:03 a. m.
20— 1:35 p. m. No. 17— 3 :1 « p. m.
14— 4:32 p. m. No. 19— 7 :3 2 p. m.
48 8:1 0 p. m. ( f ro m D iv id e o n ly ) .
BIOYOLE REPA IRIN G .
—SOLDERINO OF A LL KINDS.
M. r . O A K E S
C «n allow you mor*» fo r y o u r olil w liro l on • n rw
R iiH rantiN tl w hnol, th a n a n y o n e in th«* c o u n ty .
F u r n i t u r e R e p a ir i n g a S p e c ia lty .
Haliy carriages n ealn-.l. tin»» putan. HatiNlsclien
gunrnnt«»#<<|. W ill rail anil tlellver any work.
BICYCUCB HI IN IIK I K S .lK It ¡.
P H O N E "S-Y
HCHLKEF BUILUI n U