«
ridge, Mrs. G. A. Small, Mrs. R. E.
Larky, Mrs. Clara Gilliam, Mrs. Emma
Kelly, Mrs. Edith Gilliam, Mrs. John
Murray, Mrs. George Kuppailf, Mrs.
Eva Young, Mrs. George Kebelbeck,
Mrs. Martha Gilcrist, Miss Myrtle Gil
liam, Miss Olio Shortridge, Miss Edna
Shortridge, Miss llene \\ ills and Miss
Vim bell Small.
The outside visitors
were Mrs. Alice Noth and Miss Jessie
Wineeoff.
♦ ♦ ♦
Delight Valley Society.
May 2.- The G. T. X club was most
pleasantly entertained last Wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Platt and Mrs.
Nichols at tin- Nichols home. A dninly
lunch was served by the hostesses.
You Eyes Are
Wage-Earners
Do you appreciate the working im
portance of good eyesight t
The worker who suffer* from de
fective sight, unaided, has hi* wage
earning capacity seriously handi
capped.
To such an one our glasses would
mean capability of more work with
greater ease; and his work would be
better done and with more enjoya-
■uent withal.
From a purely business poiut of
view, the purchase of our glasses
will well repay those who need them.
There’s a reason for our success.
Telephone 362.
Sherman
The Nixon family entertained with a
birthday supper Wednesday, May 2, in
honor of Grandpa Nixon's eighty ninth
birthday. The guests were the George
Hall snd Will Hall families, of Cet
tage Grove.
W.
Moody
the funami, besides the children, were
Mrs. Ai Lnrrnliee, a sister, of Portliind;
Mr». Ed. O ’Neil, a niece, of Port land;
Mi unit Mr» W. W. Comer, brother nnd
sisler in law, of Drain; I. It 11 in- kins, ««,
nephew, of Drain, and Zenit Wheeler, Ì»
The llonor Guarii girl» propose to Ite granddaughter, of Newport.
n» « e l i prcpnrcd for etiiergenries n» thè
meli, and lust night they eiuiiiiionccd thè
Card of Thanks.
icgulnr militar)' training. The first le»
We wish to express our «intero appro
«un wus in fhsir work nnd they were in- elation of the sympathy and tunny kind
structed bv l.ieutoiimit King nini Mcr nesses shown us ill our reren! bereave
gcuut« Koy mid Dati Wood*. Tlurty nient. Especially did we appreciate the
five were present and all were culli« lloral tributes,
silislic. Capi li ili Wood« snltl he never pd
J M. COMER mid F A M I L Y
limi seen atiyone pick tip thè work so
qtllrkly and none wisbetl to quii when
Try the want ad. way.
•••
lite hotir’s tirili wn» compieteli. The
drill w iII be rnntinued everv Wedttesday
night. After thè militili oflicer» nre
■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ a
cullcd uway some ex iiiember « i l i net
us drill officer.
a l i l t o f
You vx«tulliii 'I live in ii community
t
h e F a ll
timi diiln't bave a nowapnper. Are you
Women
don’t
doiiig your pali to keep a ncwspnper
m in d f i l l i n g
in thè coniniunlty f
***
(liti knee lugli
supply ran of
MRS J. M COMPII 18 DF.AI)
Pie new Sur-
tion-lecd.Only
A T THE ADE OF 71 YEARH
a lew l tic hr« to
bit. No strain
Mrs. J. M. Corner died Huiidny after
ing of Uu k or
umili, following ti lìiigcring Ulne»». The
at ins.
fintemi wus helil ut 2:30 Ttiesdnv after-
limili from thè Sevenlh ritiy Ailventist
THE NEW
chtirch, Elder J. A Rippey, of Roseluirg,
officlnting.
Deborah Woollov « a » borii in Me Doli
oligli couuty, III., Jnnimry 1, 1816. Mite
S U C T I O N - FEED
wn» innrrled to J. M. Corner, in Illinois,
fVfWUator f f i t nil tht rr^nm nil th*
Septcniber 21, I hi I.'I. They tnoved tu
hm* Ai»v oilier triMrutor Will •«
Minnesota in |H6! and to Oregon in
’• I» rt\ nl-t* k r t i *
^
i
«
4H t always ( urn M l esorti* lh« ritfM
litoti, she wus a inember of thè Advent
•
No
O H # Cirt. It'S
ist rhurrh for 40 venr». Eigbt chlldreti
.. .
ito ti c
n i it*» !»• * «I I i k I m » t o »
boni to thè Union are all llving. Tliose
'I h# Sminiti !• • *1 ali litis * •* hi . i • -t « * i
lu w . « im ì « M i v n » r » r i » i r r d in I -»»*4« •
present nt thè fiinernl were George K.
ily i l l l l i
W illi I I » *
i t Ml»«* III
Corner, of Portland; Mr». Cornelia
n in i I I UH * IbiMf >«»«4 Ik J t« It W U lk «.
Drnke, of Ncwport; Mrs. I.. M Tucker,
of Cottage (inno, and Mrs. Mitinie Fox,
of Mrdford. Tliose. umilile to be pre«
ent were O. P. Corner, Howard U h « ,
Minti.; J. W. Corner, Fargo, N. D.; J
Mark Corner, of Calcutta, India, and • r r H •
J *8 ■ ■
F. M Corner, of Pillslmry. N D There
are 18 surviving griindrhildrcn nnd 0
sltrviving gretti gnindchildrcn.
Tliose from olii of thè city present at
WILL GIVE PROGRAMS FOR HONOR GUARD GIRLS
DRILL SANIE AS MEN
HIGH SCHOOL BENEFIT
Two entertainments for high school
benefit will be given Nt the high school
building by high school pupils under the
direction o f teachers of piano, voice mid
dramatic art. The dates me Monday,
May 14, uinl Friday, May 18, a matinee
perfot tuancc at 3 p. m. mid mi evening
tier form untie at 8, being scheduled for
both dates. The price of single udtnis
sum will be 15 cents for adiiTts mid 10
cents for children. Admission for both
dates, adults 23 cents and childieu 13
cents.
The program for Monday, May 14,
will be rendered by young men only,
mid is ns follows:
PlanO Solo
Selected
Virgil Powell
Vocal Solo - Howl of Roses
Clark
Ralph Brown
A Vaudeville Sketch—
T H E BOWERY N IG H T SCHOOL
Cast of Characters
Pupils:
Micky DcBite
Clyde Bitrcham
Issy l.etzoskv
Francis Lacey
Hails Swartzheimer
Max Wilson
Guido Cnpiro
Clifford Taylor
Song Sing
Ross McFnrlmtd
Just
Epworth League Electa.
The Epworth league of the Methodist
church has elected the following offt
Broken Lenses
E Y E S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T
Factory on
cere: President, Lola Wilson; first vice
881 Willamette St., Eugene. Ore.
Prem ISeS
Quickly Replaced
president, Eav Sams; second vice presi
dent, Lester Phelps; third vice presi
J
dent, Marie Joues; fourth vice-presi
dent. Mabel Wilson; secretary, t ’urrin
bers were asked to leave the banquet Purvanee; treasurer, Neita Hazelton;
room. Cpon reentering they found the organist, Elsie Daimbridge.
Oder mu ti Hogan
Will Hnldeuian
room darkened and lighted only by
School Director Muller Frank Wallace
Home Guard. Atteution!
candles, three of which were on each
A meeting for the organization of the Monsieur Marline, the teacher ........
of the individual cakes at each place.
. Charles Prot/mmi
The favors were dainty little cut glass home guard will be held at the city hall
i May baskets filled with flowers. Mrs. tomorrow night, at which time the tie
K. K. Mills, ex president, assisted Mrs. tails of organization will be taken up Vocal Solo The Sailor’s Pride I teat ley
Leslie Hull
Wheeler in serving. The banquet room aud decided upon. As the amount of
was prettily decorated with wild cur ammunition and number o f guns depend
T H E (111 AHSHOPPER
rant and orchids. The officers elected upon the number of members, it is de
<$r
A Tragic Cantata
were: President, Mrs. G. M. Scott; vice sired to have us large a turnout ns pos
I f you know of a society item aud
Tenors:
Hasses:
president, Mrs. Roy Short; secretary- sible.
do not inform the newspaper, it is
Ralph Brown
Dale Wyatt
treasurer, Mrs. Van Allison.
your own fault tf it is uot prmted
Claud Kinte
Frank Wallace
Card of Thanks.
♦ ♦ ♦
4^
Glen Minitli
To the neighbor», Rebekah lodge and Miller Mushy
The M. P. G. club meets next Tues
Render— Worth llarvey
all others who were so kind to ns during
day with Mrs. Roy Smith.
The ¡Social T w e h e club meets today
the sickness and death of our duugliter, Music under direction of Esther Silsbv
«N <$>
with Mra. L. !S. Hill.
Tin- program for Friday, May 18, will
especially to those who furnished the
Saginaw Society.
■S’ -o ♦
A farewell party was given in honor beautiful flowers, we wish to express be rendered by young women only, and
The Emanon club meets today with of Rev. Taylor Saturday night at the our sincere appreciation,
is as follows;
Mrs. Armorel Monson.
Selected
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Witcher, mliW MR. A N D MRS. D. STERLING. Piano Holo ........................
♦ ♦ ♦
Eva llartung
in Delight Valley. Games weer enjoyed
The Euterpeau club held a pleasant aud at midnight a delicious luncheon CO U NTY B ILLE D FOR BIG
Violin Solo— Monuot
........
Handel
session Monday evening at the home was served.
Thelma Wilkinson
A G R IC U L T U R A L M EE TIN GS
Those attending were
of Miss Jessie ¡Smith, being only marred Kathleen Allen, Harriet Queen, Ruby
Vocal Solo -By the Waters of Minne
by the depredations of some jokers or Keene, Bertha and Lora Neat, Bessie
tonka .................. Thurlow l.ieurmice
The county has been billed for meet
sneak thieves who walked into the Nichols, Marjorie Vaughn, Ethel Moody, ings on Saturday, May 12, which has
Mildred Hall
kitchen during the meeting, and while Myrtle Witcher, Mrs. A. O. Vaughn, been designated by the governor as j Reading ............................. Bryer Rose
the party was being held in adjoining Mrs. Charles Nichols, Mary Neat, Merle Agricultural Defense day". The posters
Ruth Jorgenson
rooms, and carried o f f the cookies. As Scott, Bowman Hartley, Kelly Moody, advertising the meetings have been sent Vocal Solo Maytime
Oley Speak«
a result the refreshments consisted of Howard Keene, Carl Nichols, Tom and out by N. S. Robb. Lane county agri
l.ois Thomas
ice cream a la natural. The following Ed Queener, Ivan Witcher, Rov Taplin cultural agent, and 1*. T. Forntner, his Rending
........ Nigger llnby
program was rendered:
assistant.
Martha Wilkinson
aud Mr. White.
Barcarolle (Offenbach)— Ruth Stew
In this section of the county meetings Vocal Solo— Because I Love You,
art, Bethel Gowdy, Juanita Short.
Deal
Hawley
A surprise birthday party was given will be held at 2 p. III. at Cottage G rove,
Somebody Holds You Dear (Hawley) on Mrs. O. J. Kayser at her home Fri Creswell, l.oraue and Dorenn.
Vela llickey
Mrs. Westenhaver.
W . G. PERRY, Prop.
day night. Those enjoying the occasion
Heatherrose i I.auge i— Miss McGee.
Will of Mrs. Lurch Filed.
E V E R Y G IR L
Phona Ift
were Inez Tucker, Mildred Hopper,
Teach Me to Pray (J ew itt)— Frank Echo and Valfa Walker, Ruby Keene,
The will o f the late Mrs. Lena Lurch,
A Humorous Morality Play
Free
Delivery
nt
All Tluiaa at the Day
Wallace.
in Two Arts.
Marjorie Vaughn, Nora Lebow, Thomas of Cottage Grove, who died at Oakland,
Hear Me Norma (Jeffery s)— Mrs. Quinn, Gale and Ansel Walker, Tom Calif., April 21, 1H17, was admitted to
Cast o f Characters:
Trask, Mis. Short.
Helen Rudolph PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Queeuer, Glen Smith and Clifton Hop probate last week. According to the pc School Hell Slang
Mazurka Caprice (Krause)—Juanita per.
tition to probate the will the property Question Mark
liildred Hall
Short.
of the estate is valued at #13,000. In Doleful Dumps ...
Marie Ridings
Thou Shalt Love the Lord (from Eli)
MAX LUEBKE
Bertha Stephens
The Good Neighbors club met at the her will Mrs. Lurch bequeathed #1000 Examination .........
Mrs. Westenhaver, Mrs. Short, Jessie home o f Mrs. Taplin Thursday and each to her daughters, Mrs. Lillie Kreu- Nothing
............. Martha Wilkinson
THE
R A W LE I0H M AN
Smith.
ger and Mrs. Celia McCreadie, and the Everygirl .............. ......... Ruby Hendry
quilted a quilt.
Resident*
Tenth St.
The Swallows (Coweri)— Miss Wilcox.
remainder to her husband, Benjamin Wish ................................. Wilma Allen
•'$ <§> <§>
Two Larks (Leschetizky)— Ruth Stew
Phone 176-1.
Lurch. The court appointed Mr. Lurch Jealousy
Marie Jones
Delight Valley Society.
art.
Ruth Jorgenson
Mrs. Ernest Sears was hostess to the as executor and George M. Hall, George Hate .........................
Awakening of the Lion (De Kontski) G. T. X. club Wednesday afternoon. A Lea and W. P. Hubbell as appraisers. Ixrve ...
Ilildri i| Hall
Mrs. Trask, Ruth Stewart.
Loyalty ........................ Helen Simpson
R M McCAROAR, D. D 3
dainty luncheon consisting of pineapple
Little Gray Home in the West (Lohr> sherbet and cake was served. Mrs. Wid-
Aliua Mater
Eunice VanDenburg
S o Final Spoiling Match.
DEN TIS T
Miss Wilcox, Mrs. Short, Jessie Smith, dersheitn and Mrs. Hogate, o f Cottage
No final spelling mutch for Lane Laughter
.
Ila/el Loucks
Neuralgia relieved lustautly by lor-sl ap
Mrs. Cruson.
CHURCHES
county will be held in Eugene this year.
Grove, were guests.
plrcatiou.
Residence sud office one
♦ ♦ ♦
The match will be held on Friday, May Little Dunces
til ck south of postoffice.
The Constellation elub was delightful
Chorus o f Work:
A farewell party was given in honor 18, in all schools which are still in ses
ly entertained last Thursday afternoon of Mr. Taylor Saturday night at the sion at that time. The results will be Pen, Ink, Paper, Hook and Rule
Phone 131J
Cottage Grove, Oregon
by the retiring president, Mrs. T. C. W. A. Witcher home. About twenty- sent to the superintendent who will
Schoolmates:
.. -
—
,
—
*
Wheeler, the occasion being the club's five young people were present.
make out the certificates o f merit and Popular Girl ......... ...... ..... Marie Jones
Pboue,
47
Office
Lawson
Hlk
third anniversary. A business session
scud them to the winuers. In former Flirt ............................ Ruth Jorgenson
preceded the social session. Just before
A surprise party was given Mrs. O. C. years, the spelling match has been a foa Athletic G i r l ............... Marie Ridings
DR. C. E FROST
the serving of refreshments the mem Kayser Friday night in honor o f her ture o f the annual school rally.
Grind ...............
Elizabeth McCargar
The Clique
birthday.
Electrical Treatments X Kay pictures
•$. <§>
Myrtle Potts nt the piano
Microscopic Examination of Mputuu
Regular communication Cot
Act I.— Everygirl, who bai| had u bad
Hebron Society.
tage Grove Chapter No. 4,
and Blood
AMONO THE CHURCHES
time with Emins, is in the power of
Mrs. Ella Wills entertained the
O. E. 8., Friday, May 11, at
Doleful Dumps und his helpers, who
8:00 o ’clock. Initiation and Ladies club last Thursday with a rag
wish her to be unhappy.
A fine dinner was
refreshments. By order of carpet sewing.
J. E. Y 0 U N 0
Presbyterian Church —D. \. MacLeod,
Interlude
Those present were
W. M. Lottie Scott, Secy. served at noon.
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
Mrs. G. A. Shortridge, Mrs. S. P. Short- pastor; phone 137lt. Bible school at 10 Piano T r io —Charge o f the Hussars
........................ ..................... Hpindler
.
■ -------
' a. m. Morning worship at 11 .< m. Jun-
OtUee on Mam Street
Ruth Stewart, Bethel Gowdy,
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ # # # # # # # # # # » # # # # » # # # # » # # X - » i « » » l « » » » » # # » » # # # » # # | 1,,r Christian Endeavor at 3 p. rn Eve
Cottage Orove
Oregon
Juanita Short
"*■' riing worship at 7:30 p. m.
Solo— The Naughty Tulip........
? Rev. J. L. Beatty will preach in the Vocal
............................ Mary Turner Halter
DR. A. J. HENDRY
Presbyterian church in the morning and
Mary Ellen Benson
D E N TIS T
Rev. J. W. Perkins in the evening.
Act II.- A better influence is brought
LADY ATTENDANT
?
FOR HOME PEOPLE
XI
around Everygirl by Love, Loyalty and
Methodist Church— Rev. Jus. Knotts,
OVER FIRH'I N A T I O N A L B A N K
Laughter and she again loves her Alma
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Leg Mater.
Work done after hours mid Hominy» by
ular preaching services at 11 a. hi . and
appointment
7:30 p. m. Mid week prayer meeting
Phone 10
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Grange
Opposes
Bonds.
Thursday evening at 7:30.
Siuslaw grange, of l^irnne, by n mum
Rev. J. W. Perkins, eounty juvenile
officer, will speak in the morning. In imous vote, adopted n resolution nt
A. W. RIME, M. D.
the evening the twenty-eighth anniver its last meeting opposing the promised
#6,000,000
issue
of
road
bonds.
P
H
Y
S I C IA N A N D SURO EON
sary of the Epworth league will be ob
X
Paved roads are condemned ill the
Phone 80
served.
Office in Pbtilii
Ulpo
resolution on the ground that they -ire
• • •
Building, over the
< ~ x - x - x * < K ' « x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x * < “ X*<"X~x--’~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x ~ x *
unsuitable to horse travel except dur
Christian Church Walter Calliaon, ing a very short period o f the yeur, mi,I
Benton Drug Store
minister. Bible school 0:45 a. in. Young the opinion is expressed that u go o i Office Phone 34 Butidence Phone 126J
People’s Society o f Christian Endeavor macadam or crushed rock road can be
fr
I 6:30 p. hi . Preaching II a. in. and 7:30
built and maintained for less than the
DR. W. M. HAMILTON
! p. m.
interest on the pruposed bonds. It is
• . .
LIC ENSED CHIROPRACTIC
asserted that not a road in Lane county
Baptist Church— E. O. O. Groat, pas has travel enough to warrant a hard
P H Y S IC IA N
| tor emeritus. Sunday school 10 a. m. surface, unless it is the road between Consultation aud examination free. O f
fice hours tf to 5. Holidays und evenings
| Preaching 'll a. m. Prayer meeting Eugene mid Springfield.
| every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
The plan to build the roadbed for by appointment.
• • •
Clatsop, Columbia, Hood River nnd Office in old Cottage Grove Hank Bldg
104'A Main Avenue
Christian Science — Services in the Jackson counties is condemned as are
| chapel at 242 Second street each Sun also the activities of the state highway
commission in the interest of the bond
day at 11 a. m. Regular testimonial
Practices in all courts. Twenty five
issue. The opinion is expressed thut
Men’s Suits at
$14.00
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. lateral roads that will bring in farm
years’ experience
Ladies’ Waists
95c
The building is open for the use of the produce to shipping points should be
H. J. SHINN
circulating library each Wednesday built, instead of spending more money
A
T
T
ORNEY AT LAW
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. rn. All are cordial on roads that are already in very fnir
Ladies’ House
Men’s Tailor
N
O
T A R Y PUBLIC
ly invited to the services, as well as to condition throughout the yeur.
Dress
$1.25
Made Suits
$17.50
make use of the literature.
Bader Bldg.
Cottage Grove, Ore.
• • •
Union Delivery Has Two Accidents.
Accidents happened during the past
Catholic Church Father Curley, pas
A LT A KINO
Ladies’ Oxfords
$1.65
tor. Mass and Sunday school at 8 a. ni. week to both delivery wagons o f the
Men’s Low Shoes $2.65
ATTORNEY A T LAW
on first and third Sundays of every union delivery, but without serious drtm
age. The first wus a runaway by the
month. Sunday school at 10:30 a. in. on
Office hi rear of Firat
team driven by Jnmes Monroe. The sec
Ladies’ Low Shoes $2.65
second and fourth Sundays.
National Bank
ond
accident
resulted
in
the
tipping
Men’s Low Shoes $3.25
• • •
over of the wagon driven by 1). A. Cottage Grove
t
s
:
: Oregon
First Church of Spiritual Science - Single. In taking the edge o f the road
Ladies’ White
Nellie Wood McKinney, pastor. Meet near his plaee on Pncific highway to
DR. S M. W EN D T
ings every Sunday evening at 7:30 p. avoid another vehicle, Mr. Single got.
Boys’ Suits, $3.25-$4.85
Marie Janes
$2 25
Physician and Surgeon
m., at the McKinney home, Twelfth too far o f f the grade and the wngon
went over.
street and Washington avenue.
Hpeeinl attention given to general stir-
ger- nnd Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
Premium Lista Are Being Distributed.
Superintendent
Cottage Grove Hospital.
Eighth Grade Examination*.
The premium lists of the Lune county
The regular State Eighth Grade Ex fair, which is to be held at Eugene Oc Telephone: Office, 2; Residence, 120
aminations will he given in School Dis tober 3, 4 nnd 5, nre being mailed out
tricts where there are pupils to take by W. B. Jones, secretary of the associ SOUTHERN PA C IFIC T I M E T A B L E
them, on Thursday and Friday, May 17 ation.
North Bound
South Bound
The booklet contains n complete list
and 18, 1017, according to the sehednle
No. 16 2:28 a. m. No. 13— 1:00 a. m.
of
premiums
to
be
jjiven
in
all
depart
A. W . SW AN SO N , Manager
and rules sent to the ehairmun o f the
ments by the association, besides spe No. 18 tf:56 a. m. No. 17— 7:10 a. m.
board.
E. J. MOORE,
eia! premiums to be given by firms and No 1*— 4 = 35 p. m. No. 15— 2:42 p. m
m3 10
Co. School Supt. associations.
No. IS— 7:40 p. m
SHARPLES
! Sterling Feed Co. I
F re s h M e a ts
Good M e a t s
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
*
j H o m e : c T V ia d e
!
Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour
H. & H. Hard Wheat Flour
Made by Cottage Grove
Milling Company
SAMPLE STORE SPECIAL
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK
YOU WILL FIND THE ROYAL TAILORS AT THE
Cottage Grove Sample Store
J D n r '.z > 'r T > c jr & . M o .
y jV r
C J rrJ h C i ,s
»
A POO RLY TED HORSE
reflrrts diseredit on its owner, but the
owner gets the worst of the deni be
cause economy in feeding the nor»»
affects its working capacity as well a«
its appearance. I f your hotse kirks on
hi* feed you can correct it by buying
your feed here, as you grt the best
quality for the leaet outlay
Farmers,
contractors and horse owners generally
know that our feed ia always up to ths
STERLING FEED C0.‘
D o n 't L«t Your Cougb flang Ou
A conili flint ntrk* miti w<*tiki'fi« in
il il filler hi i ii «’*« voiir hrnllli
rifui t II rive»» oh ite^leel
K«*li«*Vi* if ut
olir«* wtth l)r. King m N» w Ih i m v n \
TI iìn uMothiiiK linUmu remeilv bertU ili*
ttirimi, |iM»<M‘tiN thè
iti»
tu* |irn|»erti«*M kilt fhe geriti nnd thè eohl
i*« «|ni«*kly hrokrii u|». f'hildreit nnd
¿¿roM n ii|»f» iilike finti |>r. Kinj»’*» New
llinrovery I»lettnnnt to fnke uà well u*
effiTlive. Ilnvi* n liofili* hiifidy in your
medicine rheMt for Kri|»|»rt eroti|» t«nd nll
Itroiii’ hinl nffeetionr». Af «Irn^^iNfnt f#o*
Blackmore & McFarland
Tha City Trnnsfar
All Kinds of
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Plano Moving n Spar laity
WOOD A N D COAL
Phone 65
Office A t Bagla Cigar Store
Clear Away the Waste.
Bowel regularity is the seerel of good
health, bright eyes, clear complexión»,
and Irr. King's New Lift Pills are a
mild ami gentle luxative thut regniate«
the bowels and relieves the congested
intestines by removing the aeriimitlnted
wastes without griping. Tnke n pill bi
fore retiring and Hint heavy Itemi, tie t
dull spring fever feeling disappears.
Get Dr King's New L ife Pills lit your
druggist, 25e.
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Orove Transfer
Draying of all Kinds
Plano Moving
Auto Dray For Quirk Delivery
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
Worms Handicap Your Child.
Worms drnin the strength mid vitality
of children, making them dull nnd li«>
less. Their power to resist more serious
discuses is reduced nnd energy nnd In
teresf in piny is lucking.
Kicknpo"
Worm Killer is s mildly luxative rente
dy in enndy tablet form thnt children
like to tnke. It kills nnd removes the
worms nnd lets your child grow strong
und hcnlthy like other children. Don '1
let your child be drugged down
worms. Full direction* on the box. At
all drugglsta, 25c.