I
SAN FRANCISCO CHAMBER LANE COUNTY TO GET MUCH NUMBER OF SCHOOL PUPILS
DECREASES IN YEAR
BACK TAX MONEY
IS TO VISIT HERE
Coiuiiiarrlal Club la Apprised of Trad*
Bnontiug Trip Betún Matta
by Calliorntaus
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are so smalt aud Uaid to get hold ot, so
| i f you know a society item and
! one ot the uiccst tilings to keep III
| do not inform tbe newspaper, it s | V our bath loom is a little washboard
| your on u tault i f it ia not printed j the kind with which children play at
washiug.
these small boards cuu be
had for 10 cents, aud will be fouud very
Mrs» Aide I'bilUps, ol Coquille, Miss useful tor mauy other little things that
Leah I'eikiua, Miss Lulu Cuinu and you always like to do yourself. After
Miss Eva Utuluug were dinner guesls »asliiug them, riuse thoroughly iu cold
water, stretch them luto shape, smooth
Sunday of At iss * era Uokomb.
tuem out aud lay on a tlat place to
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Burn Dance la Given.
dry. Do uot hang them on the hue
A baru dance was given at the 1‘. iu the situ, for drying them iu a very
li. Magee place Saturday uight by C. gieat heat will make them s tiff aud
T. Peek, who built the baru. The music uarsh.
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was furnished by David sterling and
ilermau Uudolph and refreshments were
To avoid breaking a baked fish in
served at luiduight. 1 hose present were removing it from the pau it should be
Air. aud Mrs. P. 11. Magee, Mr. and Airs. laid ou a piece ot greased eottou cloth
M. M. Wheeler, Mr. and Airs. C. hi. Ash 1 and theu placed iu the pau to cook.
by, O. Dobberstein aud family, Mr. and Wtieu done it cuu be lilted to the plat
Mrs. C. M. Kidd, Mr. aud Mrs. AlcGil ter, theu the cloth cau be slipped from
roy, Mr. and Mrs. W. Dorward aud tarn beueath the fish without dauger of
ily, Mis. Aubrey, Mrs. Perry Hubbard, breaking.
Mr. aud Mrs. D. Sterling, Mr. aud Mrs.
C. T. Peek, Mr. aud Mrs. U. W. Me Far
laud, Misses Susie Camp, Mary Shel
burue, hlmelie Holderuiaii, Hare) Ashby,
TESTED RECIPES
Mabel McFarlaud, I'earl Ashby, Ruby
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Asnby, Edith Magee aud Katie Willis,
Mr. aud Mrs. lieruiuu Uudolph, John D.
Pear .sponge -Take spoug * cuke :,ud
Parker, Homer Kidd, Will Uoldermau, cut it iulo squares. Pure, halve aud core
Will Kidd, Hassel Magee, Vernon lair some large pears. Boil iu a sirup cololl d
son aud Frank Willis.
with half a cupful of crunberry or other
red fruit juice. Wheu tende lernovi
Leona Society.
from the sirup uud place oue of the
Mrs. Eva Wilkins eutertaiued the hulvcs on each sponge square. Decorate
Five Hundred club Saturday evening at with cranberry jelly aud serve with
her home. The house was beautifully pluiu or whipped cream or with a sauce.
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decorated with maideuhair ferns. A
luuchoen was served at 12 o ’clock.
Pumpkin Brown Bread— Two cups of
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Frauk puiupkiu juice, three cups of yellow corn
Apger, Mr. aud Mrs. Tucker. Mr. mid meal, three cups of rye meal, half a cup
Mrs. Brown, Mr. aud Mrs. Jim Wheeler, of molasses, one teaspoonful salt two
Mr. aud Mrs. Jim Allen, Mrs. aud Mrs. cups milk aud one teaspoonful o f baking
Bill Wilkins, Mrs. Della Purdiu. Mrs. so<la. Mix these ingredients together,
Brantford, Airs. A. Jennings. Fred Kins beat well and turn into a buttered tin.
laud, '1 hos. Kichesou, Fred Tucker, Flor Cover with buttered paper aud steam
ence Purdiu, Viva Kitchey, Lloyd Bitch five hours.
ey, Jesse Pitcher, Baleigh Dune, Gladys
Purdin and Dora Birch.
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Cottage Grove will be visited Friday,
\ugiist 25, by a party of between 75
ami UHI from the Sun Francisco chum
ber of commerce, out on their iiuuual
trade extensión excursion.
Secretary Armstrong, o f the cominer
einl club, has received word to this ef
feet. The letter states thut the party
does uot expect formal ontertninuiciit
but that it is hoped tlmt the business
men mid bankers will be at their places
of business on that day, so thut mem
tiers of the party may meet them. The
party will tie in the city about an hour
aud a half. Whether or uot then* will
be any form of entertainment for the
visitors has not yet been considered by
the commercial club.
Member, of the San Francisco chain
ber make one of these trips every year.
Vs the object is to develop a closer re
lation between the San Francisco whole
-ale and industrial institutions ami their
patrona, the heads o f these iusti'utions
make the trip. They endeavor when iu
a city to meet every business man,
whether a customer or not. This will be
their first trip into this section of Ore
gon. The party will stop at southern
Oregon points and front here will go to
Eugene and over the Willamette I’ a
cific to ('« mis bay points. They travel iu
a special train of Pullmans, diners and
observation ear.
former Resident Hmashes Auto.
G. S. Gourlev, of Eugene, who with
his wife and two children is visiting at
the home of his brother-in law, E. R
Cummings, of Albany, damaged his an
touiobile to tbe extent of $50 Sunday
evening while trying to dmlgc the
“ semaphore” placed in the renter of
the street intersection. In making the
turn Gourlev swung too far out, and
struck a fire hydrant, damaging the
radiator of his Rmrhin«-. The occupants
of the ear were shaken, but not injured.
VI r. Gourlev is a former resident of Cot
tage Urove and v ¡sited here a short
time ago.
Owuerahlp of Lands Being Cheeked Up
by Representative of Gen
eral Laud Office.
MiUnrie* of Teacher» of the
County Are Lower.
Some very interesting statistics are
Lane rtninty vvill rcccivc a lurge aulii
as back tasca for thè years 1913, 1911 contained ill the titillimi report of E. J
and 1915 on thè Oregon and California Moore, county school superintendent,
grani lauda in this couiity. The Wil just eompleted trad sent to the state
lamette vnllcy cornifica in which thè superintendent.
grani land lies wili rcccivc *1,338,877.57
The report shows that there are a
as sona as thè ownership of thè landa total of 11,721 children of school age in
ean be checked up by (lavvuld West and the rounty this year iis compared to
l.ouis I.. Sharp, ehlcf of thè field divi
12,014 last year. The males tins year
aioli of thè generai land office.
number 5,850 while there are 5.H7I fe
VVtien thè land grani litigatimi resali males.
ing thè rerent grani land net was coni
The number of teaehers this year was
mcaceil, thè Southern Pacific company 115, of whom 82 are males ami 303 le
refased to puy ita lutea on thè grunt males. The number last year was 408
landa pcnding thè unicorne of thè liti
In the fi mi ut- in I part of the report the
gufimi.
superintendent shows that the total re
Some iilcn of thè iimoants due thè i-eipts during the year rai-ludiug the
d iffo r m i comitiva ean be gained bv thè cash on hand nt the beginning, w«-re
statement o f thè 1915 taxes, which are *116,002. IH mid the disbursements were
as follovvs:
*358.291.10, leaving a Imbuire on hand
Hentoa.......................................... *21,1.33 OH at the time of tins report of *52,310 90
t'lnckumua.................................... 29,133 OH I'he total indebtedness of the distrieln
Columbia.................................. Iti,HI5.1MÌ is *412,430.77 and the estimated vallo
Coen.............................................. 39,560 95 ni school houses und grounds ol all the
Curry............................................ 2,023 05 districts is *020,105. The value of the
Douglas.................................... (MI,230.35 furniture trad uppurutus in *112,300 und
Jack sua.................................... H , 7 I I 17 the iiisiiriiuce *310,201.
Josephine................................. 37,540.40
The average salary ol the male teach
Kliiniath.................................. 10 , 0 9 8 .78 era tins year was *73.01 and that of the
l ane ...................................... 72.
females was *57. Lust year the average
Lincoln......................................... 2,440 41 lor the iiiab-s was *82 to and for the fi-
l.lnn......................................... 11,550 56 inales *00.80. The average tax levy this
Marion.........................................
7,532 70 year was 4.1 mills. The average salary
VI alt nomali..............................
3,207.32 of li-achcr» in one room buildings is *5.i
Polli......................................... 18,099
aud that of asMistants in buildings of
Tillamook................................. 3,064.52 more than one room *71. The average
Washington.............................
3,861.79 monthly sulury of principals in build
Y a ni h i II....................................
I.I2H.P5 rags of more tliun one room is *0H mol
By noting thè nmoiinta due for 1013 the iiverage yearly sulury of city slip
and 191 I, which are larger tinnì thè 1915 erintenilents iii districts of the first
fax, it will be seca thut cacti rotiniv class is *2500.
will reeeive a larger attiount for earh of
Numlo-r of teachers employe«! who
these first two years than for thè last.
have completed only tin- eighth grade.
7; one year in high sehool, 5; two years
iu high school, 21; three years in high
school, 17; four years in high school,
117; one year in college «ir uinv i-rsily,
20; two years, 13; three year», I; four
years, 46; one year ill normal school, 30;
A Dozen of the Buildings Unoccupied ; two year», 63; elementary training
course, 25.
Flames Start from Busbuell
House aud Spread.
Notlce to Contrade* of thè O A II.
Contrade Samuel 11 Stewart, rum
Saginaw Ore., July 27. The house in
puny I, twenty tinnì Iona, died Tue«
which Ed Bushnell and family wen-
day night ut Wulker nnd will lo- burini
living and 12 other empty company
Noni«- lune Fridny, Augii»! 4. Cmivey
houses were completely destroyed by
ulii-es will be fiirnished thè contraile» to
fire late last night. The
fire
was
caused by a defective flue in the Bush taki- th**tii to Wulker.
Amanda Whitman Dies.
Miss Amanda Whitman died at her
AMONG THE CHURCHES
home at Wildwood at 7:15 yesterday
morning, the cause of death being heart
FADS AND FANCIES
trouble, from which she hail long been
[Every religious organization ¡s in a sufferer. She was 17 years of age
•c-------------------------------------------------‘S' vited to use this coluuiu for aunouuce- and was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs VI
One tablespoonful of brown sugar meat of its services uud other news. Whitman. Funeral arrangements had uell house. From there it spread to the
added to two tablespoonfuls uf flour Contributors ure requested to omit ex not been emnpleted last night.
adjoining house, and then went straight
and three of cold water aud cooked, hortations uud other editorial matter,
down tbe row.
stirring constantly, until creamy, makes aud to make the auuouueemeut of ser
Mr. Bushnell was badly burned, and
a most excellent paste, it also makes vices as eoucise as possible. Social
his «-ntire household goods were ile
a splendid smug where wall paper re functions, etc., aud news outside o f the
stroyed.
weekly auuouueemeut may be elaborat
fuses to stick to a painted wall.
The other Booth Kelly company houses
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were old and their loss means nothing
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Keep candles on ice for a day before
Season Has Been Favorable on Account serioua.
The union young people’s meeting
using on a birthday cake and they will
Owing to the reeent rain the fire did
of Rains and Much Game
burn slowly and evenly.
next Sunday will be held at the Pres
little damage otherwise.
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Is Reported.
byterian church at 6:30. Miss Clara
When dropping muffin dough into Green will lead. Subject, ' ‘ Connect a
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Contrary to the understanding of
the tins first dip the spoon into boiling tiou of Friendship." Text, Eccls. 4:9 10.
TALES OF THE TOWN
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many,
the
season
for
buutiug
deer
does
water and the dough will not stick to
the spoon.
Christian Church -Bible school at not open on August 1, but on August
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9:45 a. in. Morning service at 11 a. m. 15. Mauy local parties are already lay
( ’apt. I.«-«- Roy Woods, who went to
Warm lemons before squeezing them Kev. J. Harmon, of Grants Pass, will lug plans to join in the bombardment Kelso, Wash., after the Huniml eu
and twice the juice will be obtained.
preach, his subject being “ The Church which always ushers iu the deer season. riunpment for a visit with his sister,
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Tbe weather lately has beeu ideal to Mrs. Roy Welch, returned home Tuesday
Divine.’ ’ In the evening Kcv. Hurtuuu
Place crumpled tissue paper in the will speak at the umou services at the bnug the little auiuiuls down out of the accompanied by Ins sister. Miss lb-ssie
bottom of the jar and your cookies will Presbyterian church, his subject being big tops. For many months past the Woods, who has held a high position
keep fresh and crisp.
“ The Gospel of T o d a y ." Mrs. Harmon lower ranges have been so dry that the at Harvard University but who next
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will slug at both the morning and eve deer have remained well buck iu tbe year will be at the head o f child welfare
tops until tbe season was aluiost ready work at I’unudenn, Calif.
Dry flour applied with a newspaper ning services.
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to close, but this year the hunters do
is an excellent and easy way to clean
Miss Carrie Woods, Mrs. Beuger, Miss
tinware.
Brown or yellow wrapping
Free Methodist- (Quarterly meeting not expect to have to scour tbe topmost Joyce Teeters, Miss Bertha Stephens
paper is preferable.
services beginning Friday evening aud ridges in order to find game.
and Miss Orpha Combs returned last
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Although the snow of the past winter week from attending summer school at
continuing over Sunday. Kev. D. D.
To protect your enameled cooking Dodge, district elder, will be in charge. was reported very hard on deer recent Monmouth normal.
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reports from the mountain* indict.te
utensils, use the iron lids raised above
Roy Woods, Jr., returned Monday to
the level ot the range by perforated
Seventh day Adventist — Preaching taut there is no evident sliortuge, the his work with the forestry servic • in
borders. These air spaces spread the Saturday, August 5, at 2:30 p. ui. and a amount uf signs being very exceptional the Bohemia district. He h-id been at
heat so evenly and quickly that it does p. ui. by C. .V Kitteuhouse, Louie inis for this season of tbe year.
tending annual encampment v. ith Sixth
The law provides that deer with horns company. Clarence Spencer took hi»
away with the desire to whisk o f f the sionary secretary for the North Pacific
lid and cook over the open flame when union conference. There will also be may be killed from August 15 to O-tu place in the forest service during his
one is in a hurry. Practically the same Sabbath school at 11 a. in. All are in ber 31, the bag limit being three in each absence.
season. Tbe law further provides that
heat intensity is obtained, aud there vited to these services.
Alta King was iu Koseburg last
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the ileer, after being killed, must be Thursday on business before the circuit
will be no soot on your cherished blue
and white kettles aud saucepans.
Presbyterian Church— D. A. MacLeod, properly tagged with a tag taken from court there.
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pastor; phone 1J<K. Bible school ut Hi the license bearing tbe name o f th"
The T. C. Wheeler family left Tiles
You need never have any trouble with a. m. Morning worship at 11 a. m. Juu hunter uud the date on which the uui day on an automobile trip to I lie Dcs
your thread i f you thread your needle lor Christian Endeavor at J p. in. Eve mal was killed, und to be attached iu Chutes country. “ Happy” Youeg nr
such a manner that it shall be in plain eompunied the party hs reserve < Iriuf
before breaking the cotton o f f the reel. ning worship at 7:30 p. in.
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sight at all times.
I t is the pulling against tbe twist of
feur.
the strand that causes kinking and
Christian Science Services iu tbe
Boone Shortridge returned Sunday
knotting.
Forest Visitors to Register.
chapel at 242 Second street each Sun
from the Black Butte mines.
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The register, heretofore considered in
day at 11 a. in. Regular testimonial
Kev. D. A. MacLeod left Tuesday
Paint your gas stove with silver en meeting each Wednesday at 7:Jd p. in. its association with hotels and city life, for an outing on the const. The manse
amel paint twice a year. This keeps it 1 he building is open for the use of the is to make its way into the national for is being repaired during his absence and
in good condition, saves blackening, and circulating library each Wednesday ests this year.
Dame Itiiinor is busy.
Supervisors C. K. Beit/, and II. B.
you will not soil the daintiest dress trom 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. A ll ure cordial
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Griffin were up
around it.
ly invited to the services, as well as to Rankin, o f the Cascade and Si us law for-1 from Eugene over Sunday visiting
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c-sts respectively, have received a sup relatives.
make use of the literature.
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ply o f forest travelers’ registers, re
To clean zinc, first wipe carefully
Mrs. S. L. Markin and daughte-- left
cently issued by tbe forest service, and last week for a visit of a couple weeks
with a dry cloth. Then apply kerosene
Apostolic f a it h Mission —Fred flora-
they will be sent to tbe rangers in these at Medford.
oil and allow it to remain on the zinc
shun, pastor. Services every Wednes
reserves.
over night. In the morniug wipe it o ff
day evening at Alissiou hail, opposite
In remitting for his subscription,
with a soft cloth and again apply kero
The registers will be placed at ran
depot. Sunday at 3 p. m. Every Wed
Thos. M. Gardner writes from Gustine,
sene.
gers’ headquarters and other places fr e
uesday at 8 p. in. Everybody invited
Calif.: " How are all of my ol<l friends!
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quented by visitors to the forest. The
to these meetings. No collections taken.
I will drink to their prosperity in a few
plan is to make a permanent record of
Raw eggs are decidedly unpalatable
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minutes. ”
those
visiting
the
various
forests.
to many persons, and when they are rec
Catholic Church— Father Moran, pas
J. S. Medley was up from Eugene
ommended by a physician real difficulty
The register advises visitors that the
is experienced in taking them. In the i tor. Muss every Sunday at 8 aud 10:30 rangers will assist them and that the Sunday.
first place, o f course, raw eggs must a. ui. Sermon ut 10:30 a. in.
telephones may be used in cases of
Geo. El wood was in Eugene Friday
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be kept absolutely fresh. In the next
emergency.
Caution against fires is night.
Methodist Episcopal Church- -Horace also urged.
place they must be very cold. They
Ole T. Olson was in from Comstock
should be kept directly on the ice. Then N. Aldrich, pastor. Sunday school every
Saturday.
they should be daintily served. Break Sunday at 9:45 a. in. Service with ser Moosebeart Impresses Mark Oaroutte.
Mr*. W. A. Ilognte nnd Miss Joseph
the egg into a dainty glass and serve it mon at 11 a. at. and 7:30 p. m. Junior
Mark Oaroutte, who was a delegate to
ine Wright left for Newport this week.
on a plate on a dainty doily. Often League at 3 p. in. Epworth League at the national convention of Moose, has
Mr. nnd Mrs. f'has. H. Cochran were
persons who cannot take plain raw eggs 6:30 p. at.
returned home. The delegates visited
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can eat them if they are flavored and I
Mooaeheart, tbe elegant home main up from Eugene Inst week for a few
beaten.
Try beating the white and I Baptist Church C. C. Van Uorkum, tained at Moosebeart, III., for orphans days’ visit with relatives.
A contract has been let to Lincoln
yolk separately, then together, and pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preach o f members and for disabled members,
flavoring with salt, sugar or nutmeg, ing 11 a. m, and 7:30 p. in. B. Y. P. U. and were greatly impressed with the Taylor for the drainage o f the sourh
6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at magnitude o f the work carried on. Mr. half of the high school grounds upon
as taste dictates.
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7:30 p. m.
Oaroutte says that within ten years it which surface water stands after heavy
Fabric gloves should be washed in
will be the greatest institution o f its rainfall. The work in to be completed
by September 1.
Teachers Pass Exams.
cold water, not ,®nly to insure them
kind in tbe world.
The following Cottage Grove teachers
against shrinking but also because this
Eliiert Bede will attend the conven
kind o f dirt will more easily come out have successfully passed the examina
It usuly costs as much to turn oat tion of the Oregon State Editorial asso
in cold water than in hot. They must tions taken in June: Eva B. Richmond, n poor job of printing as a good one. ciation nt Medford nnd Crater Luke
also be rubbed, for no amount o f soak Mabel Veatch, H. L. Martin, Ethei The Sentinel turns out the quality stuff August 4, 5, 6 and 7. He will deliver
ing will remove the dirt from the finger Chrismana Scott, Eva Hopper, Bertha ut the same price thut inferior goods un address, his subject being “ The
tips. These little tips are rather tedious Stephens and Nora Ward.
can be profitably produced.
Editor’» W ife .”
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Report of Huperluteudwut Shows That
DEER SEASON IS ONLY TOO
WEEKS AWAY
-end» uni i olumn» and cnlinira- of ncwl
notici -, min li of which is Uscii in ||^
...... .... pie-., which in thè inaili i . . , m ,
In y a l lo l'o rtb ra d , in n i Irte » lo be lo-lpi
fu i and coust r u o li ve.
l'io t lir a d ' n p o llc y o f w m k iu g fo r lin i
n pi ni 1 1< 1 1 n g "I t In cntiic stale, w III l'L
n li.itru cte d ut lim ile , IN lo -lli-v c d ili h v l
lite p n - - o f Ili-li 1 1 V 1-verv «e ctio n n l|
O rego n.
l'o rtb ra d u d v e rtls e ra m lim i L il
noi fo rget t ilt -
O i gnu V o le r.
S AFEOU ARD YOUR C H IL I)
If ynnr e li i Id Is pale, «tuli, nt tiuu-sl
fltiNhed,
irritable
nnd
fretful
youl
lisi il li I ut tenti tu lina miiil 11 imi ut onci
un thè eliuneee tire your
little mie is ]
siiffertng fumi wnriiiH Klckupnn Won
Killer in wliut ymi Nhmild gi-t. T I i im WI'II
klinwn reiuedy in loreuge furili in pli-as
rat to tuke limi expelN thè wornis ni
miee, thè cause of your chili!'» suffer
rag. < )ul> 25r, ni il II drnggiat».
S P R IG G S
BROTHERS
BLACKSMITHS
IH
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pairóos
«omini/
IMPAIRING OF ALL KINDJ IN
IRON Oft WOOD
K ii ' m I I ' I uhn W o r k lìiinrittiD -iii T
-i xI li an<l W iin I mml ' I oii
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L IE V E F A l N
In
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Try it trad see om* application will
prove more than u column of claims
Jamee S. Fcrguami, Ulula., I'a , writes:
" I have hail wonderful relief since I
used SImra 'a l.iuinti ut on my hnees
To tltink tliut after nil these yenta of
pain one application gave me relief
Many thanks for what your remedy has
done for m e ." Don't ke«-p mi suffer
rag, apply Hlmra 'a I.raiment where your
D. L. \V(M)DS, Cmnmunder.
pain is ami notice how quirk you get
relief.
I'enetrntea without rubbing
Lent We Forget.
l ’ortbrad advcrtìNer» niuke a ntislake liny ¡1 nt any drug store. 25r.
in over look ing thè country presa, The
Niiinll city dnilies and rmiulry weeklies SOUTHERN FACI FIO T I M E T A B L E
are remi very clnselv, and stimili! I h *
North Bound
Houtb Bound
conaidered iilmig with thè l'ortbrad
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1:37 a. til
•Indie» wheii advertising canipnign» are V i || I 17 ■ ni
planned.
Asole frmn thè direct advertising
valile, tbere is thè sentunent siile, tuo.
The l'ortbrad i-hnmbi-r nf cmninerce
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I 19 p m
4H 8:10 p nt. (from Divide only).
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LU R C H ’S
August Clearance Sale
A ll S u m m e r G o o d s
w ill b e s o ld at G r e a t
ly
red u ced
p ric e s.
T h e y a r e to o n u m e r
o u s to m e n tio n .
C a ll A n d S e e T h e B a r g a in s
LU R C H ’S
H om e
: c T V la d e : F l o u r
FOR HOME PEOPLE
Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
j: Made by Cottage Grove
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Milling
Company
Phone 80
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