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Scientific
EYE STRAIN
More Light on Defective Sight
Farming
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You may *<*<* clearly
hy strain-
TROUBLESOME SCALES.
inn your eye»- but if so, you
O y ste r Shall and S c u rfy Sc ala Moat
D i a a a t r o u a N e s t to S a n Joaa.
need glasses quilt* as nmeh «s
I P rv p u rtH l b y t i n t e d S t a t e s d e | > u n u ie iil o f
agriculture |
those who cannot see distinctly.
Investigate the matter.
S h e r m a n
W .
M o o d y
Broken Lenses
E Y E S IG H T S P E C IA L IS T
Factory ou
Quickly Replaced
8 8 1 Willamette 8t., Eugene, Ore.
P rem ise s
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Swirtif
m I m X
Chautauqua Automobile Parade.
The chnutauqun automobile parade
will be held at .'1:30 Friday, Ju n e I. The
committee desires thut «11 cars in the
city nnd surrounding country be on
hand to take |>«rt.
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O TxgiTO TO ic t
1
I f you know of a society item and
I do not inform the newspaper, it is
| your own fault if it is not printed
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Receives L ife of Lincoln.
The Cottage Grove library has re-
«•eiv eil a beatiti!ful edition of the N ico
lay um1 Hay “ Life of Lincoln. ’ * The
history wns g¡\ on to th«* library by
lai» al B. Steiir ns thrtmgh the Limrolli
M«‘inorial A simk *iation of Oregon.
Jo in s Roll of Honor.
Charles F. Lackey became a mein ber
of Sixth company this week.
Next to the San Jo s,, scale orchard
1st« g|i|>eur to be uuue truubleil by tbo
oyster shell ami the scurfy scale tluiu
by any other Insects of this character.
These two scales frequently kill hull
vlilual brauebe* and stunt whole trees
They winter in the egg stage under
their protecting scules and for this
reason are less susceptible to washes
than the San J o s e scale.
lu most
cases, however, the treatm ent for the
latter will hold til«* oyster shell and
the scurfy scale lu check ns well.
Th e oyster shell Is found In nearly
every sta te in the country. It attacks
! apple, maple, horse chestnut, poplar,
j willow, lilac uud other trees. Shade
trees which are not often sprayed are
T h s Lim ousin* Look.
Perhaps It Is hypercritical of ua
Ruling In a limousine I* a magnlflceut
and awful thing, and how should uuy
plain mortal la* expected to endure It
without amendment to Ids soul? Still,
from our stdewulk, we do observe and
protest
Can no human being, eveu
though to Ihe limousine born Icaru to
ride In a closed cur uud avoid the clou
ed face, that blank, top lofty aloofness
of expression so alien to normal Amer
ican worry and cheerfulness?
Th e limousine look a lta c k s any hap
py, laughing «Miutatite or hunk presi
dent the Instant the door slam s sud
(hey sink hack lu what Is technically
known In motorcar literature as “mila
dl’s drawing nauti on wheels."
It
comes on or o(? the face very much ns
do the detachable tope that convert mi
ordinary touring cur of commerce Into
a miniature palace lit to stand Indore
the blitzing glory of nil opera house
with uniformed attendant handing lu
a very charm ing uud ex|ienalvs w ife
New York Tribune.
A
Jap an***
C om p o sing
Room.
The most Interesting deisti I incut of a
Japanese printing plsut Is tin* com last
ing room. Great esses of t>|>e of all
sizes extend the whole length of the
mammoth room. As the Chinese ami
Jaium cse ch a ra cters used In s printing
oilice ruu far Into the tens of thou
sands, the life of the compositor must
is* a continual scutch for (lie letter he
desires to ust*.
T h e compositors w ere scuttling around
the aisles of the room hunting for these
characters and nil singing si the tu|w
of th eir voices, which apparently cans
ed them to forget the terrors of their
work. There seemed to Is* hundreds of
them, and the din was deufeuing.
After the proof Is tluiilly corrected
the forms «u«* made up, quile as they
are lu an American uewrapa|a*r olile«*.
stereoty|s*U ami will down to lug cylin
der pretinea. — Archie Bell lu World Out
look.
The M. P. U. club meets Tuesday with
Mrs. O. L. Nichols.
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Senator Lane Is Dead.
Lester Mooney and Miss Edith Pur-
San
Francisco,
May 23.— United
din, of Cottage Grove, were married at
States Senator Harry Lane, of Oregon,
Eugene last Thursday, Kev. A. I.. Crim
officiating. The bride is a daughter of died at a hospital here tonight from a
nervous disorganization produced by a
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Purdiu and Mr.
Mooney’ is an engineer for the I ’. 8. blood elot on the brain.
Senator Lane was stricken while in
H a r r im a n T o ld H im .
Logging company at Kujada.
Washington. He stopped here oil his
llurrliiiMii Inni su almost supernal
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Ufa I Instinct fur knowing what wus
A party was given Wednesday eve way to his home in Portland, Ore., to
recuperate. Last Thursday lie was taken
going on and who was doing It lu the
ning of last week at the home of Mrs. ;
to a hospital and on Monday the doctors
mysteries of stuck inulilpuiailoii O m e
Laura Woolley hy the Misses Pearl and
pronounced the ease hopeless.
Ruby Ashby and J u lia Turner. The
when Southern I ’ucltb Imd la-eu going
evening was spent in games a fte r which
up fust, lia rr im a u und «urlone bank
Mrs. Bert Willard and son, of Myrtle
dainty refreshments were served. Those
lug houses buying lu I oil* c lt. lie culled
present were Mildred Dugan, Leslie (.’reek, are visiting at the O. 11. Wil
up ou the telephone one of Ids private
Godard, Blanche Groom, Charlie B il lard home.
brokers. "Somebody Is selling " he salii
lings, Mary Turner, Howard Miller,
"Yea, sir." wus the answrer.
"W ell,
Card of Thanks.
Fern Denney, Rex Colvin, Louisa Mat- j
hand
the
market
23.111)
tor
ma."
Im
theyer, Russell Bemis, Pearl Ashby,
We wish to convey our heartfelt
mediately he called up the heud of a
Mrs. Owen Ivins, Laura Woolley.
thanks to our kind neighbors for their
hanking timi much lutereateil iu the
many acts of kindness and the sympa
market. “ Who's selling Southern I ’u
Children's night will be observed by tby shown us in our recent bereave
Clll«*?" lie asked
"I don’t kunw
We
ment, and for their beautiful flowers;
the Eastern 8 ta r Friday night.
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also do we thank the Elks and singers.
haven't been able to tlud out." wus the
The Jo k e r club meets next Monday
M RS. A N N IE I f . li U .I .,
answer. " I 'll tell you." suupisal llu r
with Mrs. C. E. Frost.
pd
C H A R L E S 8. HA LL .
rimali; “It's your house." And be « ut
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off the connection before any reply to
The Social Twelve club meets today
Card of Thanks.
‘ especially susceptible to a ttack . This blui could Is.* inaile Ex* Image
with Mrs. B. R. Jo b.
We desire to expres:: our sincere msect resembles somewhat a long nar
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thanks to all those who so kindly assist
S o m e w h a t D iffe ren t.
The Emason club meets today with ed during the sickness and death o f our j row oyster shell, under which the eggs
¡ure concealed. T h e se hatch at varying
F r e d —T h e re ure times when I cure
Mrs. C. A. I.ineh at the home of her father.
times, but usually through the mouths nothing for riches, when I would not
mother, Mrs. Wilson.
L. C. SCO TT AND F A M I L Y ,
o f April. May and Ju ne.
4r
®
so much as put forth a hand to receive
F R A N K SCOTT.
T h e scurfy scale Is especially com millions
The Constellation club was pleasant
mon on apple, |<eur, cherry and peach
ly entertained last Thursday by Mrs
Card of Thanks.
Ivltlle Indeed! T h a t must Is* when
Clara Burkholder and Mrs. C. E. Frost, j
It Is less widely distributed I you ure tired of the world ami Its
We wish to express our sincere trees.
The afternoon was passed iu conversa {
thanks to our friends and especially to than the oyster shell and is regarded struggles ami vaulllea. when your soul
tion and faney work and refreshments the men o f Chambers Lumber company,
hte* harmful,
j yearns for higher and uohler things
were served. The table was prettily for the beautiful floral offerings w hich
here orchurds are pruned and Is It not?
decorated with narcissi. Guests of the
were sent at the death o f our beloved npruyed regularly for the San Jo s e
"N no; you are wrong."
ciub were Mrs. C. J . Kern, Mrs. Ralph wife aad m other.
scale during the dormant period no ad
Dean, Mrs. J o e Arnold and Mrs. A r
“Th e n when Is I I Ï "
C. E. W H 1 T E L E Y AND F A M I L Y , ditlouul measures i*.r protection against
nold's sister, Miss Ethel Paulsen.
"W h en I'm sleeping " — London Mall
L. C. SCOTT AND F A M I L Y .
the oyster shell and scurfy scale are
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usually n«?c«*sHary. Additional spray
Hebron Society.
S u c c a * * o r F a i lu r e .
ing, however, may be ueedetl If an
Mrs. Alfred White entertained the ,
“ How’s th at young doctor KP'tlhK
abundance of young w a le s batch lu tin*
ladies’ club Thursday afternoon. Those
■ long In your neighborhood?”
AMONG TH E CHURCHES
‘
¡spring.
These may he killed by kero
present were Mrs. Martha Gilcrist, Mrs. |
" I t «lependa."
sene emulsion or other «-ontact sprays.
a Ü
Je r r e i Gilcrist, Mrs. L. Huff, Miss Inez *
“On w h at?”
Infested trees should Is* carefully
" I f that crowd Unit visits tils office
was*‘ w*ved
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r r . s h y t e n a n C h u r c b - D . V. MacLeod, “
¡ T spring und early
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pastor; phone 137R. Bible senool at 10 slIIUIU,.r |„ order |o ,|| -a over tin* Insects (,a,|y * ” * l«llHUt* he's doing very well;
a. m. Morning worship at 11 a m. J u n as soon as they hab-li mol to apply the If they're bill collector* lie s having H
Saginaw Society.
hsrd time of It.” —Detroit F re e Pres*
ior Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m. E v e spray ut once.
A miscellaneous shower was given ut ning worship ut 7 :3 0 p. in.
Following a r e directions for m ak in g
the home o f Mrs. M. C. Smith Friday
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A n E a sy T a lk .
the kerosene emulsion an«l tin* lim e
evening iu honor of Miss Clara Erd- j
Methodist
Church—
Rev. Jo s. Knotts, su lp h u r m i x t u r e used for spraying for
Lover (tnouriifullyi Have you learn
maun and Miss Y a lta Walker, bride !
e«J to love another? Flirt (who Imd
elects. Miss Erdmann Is a teacher in pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. le g Sun J o s e s c a le , as well as for the oys
Just hrokeu off her engagement with
the high school and Miss Walker is a ular preaching services a t 11 a. m. aud t e r she ll und s<-urfy h «-: i I i *.
I didn't have
member of the senior class and the a f ! 7:3 0 p. m. Mid-week prayer meeting
Kerosene emulsion Is made a fte r the*| him* Oil, no, George
T h e man Is very, very
tair was given by the girls of the high Thursday evening at 7:30.
following formula: Kerosene (coal oil, I to Icaru.
school. The evening was spent in games
Morning Sermon, “ Memorial D a y .’ ’ lamp oil), tw o gallons: fish oil or laun wealthy, aud the love csiu e spmitaue
and music, a fte r which dainty refresh Evening, Baccalaureate sermon, “ The dry soup (or u quart o f soft soHpi, half ously
ments were served. Those present were | Contributions o f Sacrifice to Success.’ ’ a pound; water, one gallon.
Ivy Porter, Nora Lebow, Bertha Neat, i
. . .
Raised th# Ant*.
First dissolve the soap lu iHiillug w a
Ruby Keene, Cora Tapiin, Mildred Hop
Small E lm e r—Papa, give me a nickel.
German Lutheran— There will be ter, then remove the vessel from the
per, Frances Rankin, Harriet Queen,
liiiuie«llately mid the kerosene P b | mi — Why, Elmer, you ure most t«si
Echo Walker and Mrs. Stroud. Guests - Lutheran services iu the German lan tire.
were E f f i e Hopper, Inez Tucker, Mrs. guage at the Presbyterian church Sun- und thoroughly ag ita te the mixture old to be begging for a til* I.cl Small
The j E lm er—1 guess you're right, papa
Id ay afternoon at 2:4 0 o ’clock.
until a cream y solution results
Smith and Mrs. M. A. Horn.
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stock emulsion may Is* more conveni Make It a dime. - ('III* ago New*
Christian Church Walter Callison, ently made by pouring the mixture
minister. Bible school 0:40 a. m. Young Into the tank of a spray pump and + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + + +
P eople’s Society of Christian Endeavor pumping the liquid through the nozzle
•5:30 p. in. Preaching 1 1 a . ut. aud 7:3 0 back into the tank for some minutes.
P R A C T I C A L H E A L T H H IN T .
p. m.
%
T h e stock solution. If well mud«*, will
%
G. A. R. Memorial sermon at 11 a. m. keep for some months and is t«i Is*
B o il * and Carbunclaa.
j There will be no evening service.
The appearaia’e of hulls In
«llluted
before
use.
T
o
muke
a
lO
|
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«*r
• • •
AN UNLIMITED
crops Is mainly an Indication of
cent spray (the strength for trc«*s In
B aptist Church—K. 0 . O. Groat, pas- foliage; add to each gallon of the stock
iinpulrisl health. Single holla are
SUPPLY OF
| tor emeritus. Sunday school 10 a. m.
generally due to local Irritation.
solution about live ami two-thirds gal
Preaching 11 a. in. Prayer meeting Ions of water. F o r 20 und 25 per cent
The locution of the hull or car-
every Thursday a t 7:30 p. m.
huucle determines the amount of
emulsions (for use on dorm ant tr«*«*s
• • •
dituger It may lie to the patient.
and plants;, use resp«*< tlvely about
Christian S cien ce Services in the two ami a third and and one uud two- \ 4* I f a holl or carbuncle ueeur* In
chapel at 242 Second street each Sun thirds gallons of water for ca>-|i gallon + a locality where there are rich
day at 11 a. in. Regular testimonial of stock emulsion. Agltute the m ix | + blood and lymphatic area It at
becomes a source of danger
Vermont Loan & Trust Comp’y meeting each Wednesday a t 7:30 p. in. ture In all cases, a f t e r adding the w a ++ once
la-cause the vi * mm «*I h spread the
The building is open for the use of the ter. T h e preparation of the emulsion
Infection.
circulating Jibrnry eaeh Wednesday will lie stiuplltle<l by the use of a naph
Bolls a ml carbuncles are due to
No heat will he required,
from 1:30 to 4 :3 0 p. in. All are cordial tha soap.
Local Agent
Infection by the stre|«tococclc nil
ly invited to the nervices, as well as to ns the kerosene will com bine r«*udily
croia*. This means there are In
with the naphtha soup In water when
24 Sixth Ave. E., Eugene, Ore. | make use of the literature.
(lamination and pus present lu
thoroughly agitated. Double the quail
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th«*se affections.
Unless active
tlty o f HHphtha soap given In the i i I h i v i *
Catholic Church Father Curley, pas
treatm ent Is Instituted at the
formula, however, will he required,
tor. Mass und Sunday school at 8 a. m.
very la-ginning of InHammiitlon
and soft or rain water should he us«sl !
on first and thir«l Sundays o f every
there will he grave constitution
In making the emulsion.
In regions
month. Sunday school a t 10:30 a. m. on
al Involvement which cannot he
•lOBUM’*
where the w ater Is “b a rd " this should
second and fourth Sundays.
checked.
first
be
broken
with
a
little
caustic
I Pure
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T o avoid serious results It
potash or soda, as common l.ve, before
A
U N SW EETEN ED
F
ir
s
t
Church
of Spiritual Science
use for dilution to prevent tin* soap + should la? Impressed u | m iii every
EVAPORATED
one suffering f risii bulls or c a r
Nellie Wood McK inney, pastor. M eet from combining with tin* lime or mag
G oat M ilk
buncles the lui|a*ratlve need of
ings every Sunday evening a t 7:30 p. nesia present, thus liberating some of
having a physic imi at the first
m., a t the McKinney home, Twelfth the kerosene, or rainw ater inny be ein
ap|M*aritnce of Ihe affection. De
street and Washington avenue.
ployed.
{ Work« wonders in restoring health to those]
lay will cause destruction of tis
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A good lline-stilphnr wash may Iw
suffering with ttiherrtiloein or stonuck
trouble. Positively solve« the problem
sue
or hone, deformity o f a part
made
for
Immediate
use
by
the
follow
Free Methodist Church— Rev. F. W.
of infantile malnutrition.
or ayateuiatk* Infection, which re
Ing form ula:
Oliver,
pastor.
Sabbath
school
at
10
a.
a t L Z A D iN a o n u o a is T s
suits In loss of life.
Stone lime. 20 pounds; sulphur (flotll
in. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Hut a p t * U s » . TI m
or
flowerai,
15
pounds;
w
ater
to
make
P rayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:3 0 p.
W IO
ia R n g o a t ^ m i l k CO.
50 galloua.
m. All are welcome.
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iu its el forts to give the
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Houtb Bound
North Bound
No. HI 2:2H ti. in. No. 13 I :INI a. iu
No. H I*:Bit s. in. No 17 7 :10 u. nt.
No. I I 1:33 p in. No 18 I I f p in.
No III M i l p m *
“ H o te l M o y t”
A N N U A L 8CIIOOL M E E T IN G
Noli«-«* is bereby giteti t<> thè h'gul
volere of School Ibstrict No. 13, ut
Luti«* coutily, Stati* of Oregon, thut ilo*
A li ti «iti 1 School Mci-tmg of suol distnct
«vili lo* lo'hl ut Ilo* assciably nomi o f th«*
high school huihloig oli Ilo* lutti iluy of
Jtin«*, i n i ; , ut 2 o'rlo rk in thè nfler
iioon fur thè follovving objreta:
cb'ctuni of ino* directAr inni «me rlerk,
iiiol for Ilo* porpost* of to t mg opon thè
qucstioii : “ Stilili thè B*>nid of Edocn
tool inuki* prò vistoli* for thè Teiichmg
of Militury Tuetleu ami Training in rio*
Migli 8« hoo 1 of ('ottugt* Urove, Orcguo,
tu tu't’urtlnsH’p w»th fhiijitor ilH.l, S«* nmi »» ii
l.attN nt Oregon f ' ' nini fnr mieli utiirr
I minìih ' m un ih :t y pomo l»», fort* t li «•
ing.
i>tkr«*«l tbiN ishh *h»v of Muv, 11*17.
K. H Hl'KNC'KK,
C*bui rum li liotml of Ihrrrtorn.
Atte**»: WOHTII II \KVKY,
DtNtrn t C*lt»rk
tu li j l 4
Sixth and llo y t Street*
Near Depot* Portland, Oregon
riR K P R O O r, N E W L Y D E C O R A T E D
H A TES 7.V TO *.! no
in 17jt i7
L. W. H IM E S . Manager
/O r V'T/’< ^ <"zC-Vt*. J 1 1 .
■' w < " r t O / v / V / .' i
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A POORLY TE D H O R S E
I’ K O l 'E S 8 IO N A L UAKDS
MAX LUEBKE
THE KAWLEIOH MAN
Ketideuce Tenth St.
1‘ heue 17ti L
R M McCAROAR, D. D S
reflei't* discredit on it* on nor, but the
owner get* the worst of tho deal be
rauae economy in fretting the uoran
a f f e c t , ita working rapacity aa well aa
ila appearauee. I f your hoiae k irks on
hia feed you ran correct it by buying
your ferii here, as you get the best
quality for the least ootl**y
Fnrmera,
contracture sad horse owners generally
j know that our feed is always up to ths
D E N T IS T
N e u r a l g i a r e l i e v e d i n itR U llv hy lorn l MJ*
1*1 o ' ii t ion. K n m l r o i n mid uffi«*« o n r
h 1 k «outli o f po«tofft<*D.
Cottugu Uruvw, iirrgoii
1‘boilC l . i l J
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DR. C E FR 08T
Electrical Treatm ent* X Ray picture*
Microscopic Einiiiniuliun of Spuluu
aud Blood
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A T T O R N E Y AT LAW
Otlice ou Muiu Htreiit
Cottage Grove
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Oregoo
DR. A. J. HENDRY
D E N T IST
LA D Y A T T E N D A N T
O V E R F I R S '! N A TIO N A L HANK
Work done nfter hours uud Sundays by
uppoiut UK* II t
Phone 10
Cottngc Grove, ()reg*-n
A. W. KIME, M. D.
P H Y S IC IA N
AND
SURGEON
O ffice in Pbillipu
building, over the
Bciiaou D«ug Store
O ffice Phone 34 Residence Phone 120J
STERLING FEED CQt
D on’t l * t Your Cough Hang Ou
A «'migli flint rnrk* mid w<*nk«*fi« 1 «
dnogi'roiiN, it un«lfrfiiin«’ft your li«•:• 1(1»
nnd thrive* on fi<'gl«*ct. I<«*) 1 •*v •• if ut
onr«» with Dr. King*« N r » Di*povrry.
Thin »out lung lml*mu rrim tly b r u ì * the
t h ro a t, looNfiiN th«* phlegm, if« ufiti*«*p
tic prop«*rties kill the geim mid fhe mid
i« 1 jniek ly broken up.
Children nnd
gronn upn nlike find Dr. K i n g ’« Nrw
Dif»r«iv«*ry plrnnnnf to fnk«» «* well n«
r f f f r U v r . Ifavt* 11 bottle hnndv in your
m nlirinr rb m t for gripp«», rroup nnd nil
bronrhinl nffortioim. At «Iruggmf«, 50r
W . W . M ’ F a rla n d
Th« City Transfer
All Kind« of
Hauling & Draying Don
on Short Notice
Plano Moving a Specialty
WOOD AND COAL
Phone 33
O ffice At Eagle Cigar Htor*
Clear Away the Wattle.
Bowel regularity is the *<*rret o f (*ui«l
I health, bright ey«**( clear complex ions,
nnd Dr. K in g 's New L ife Pills lire n
DR. W. M HAMILTON
mild nnd gentle laxative that regulate*
L 1U E N SE D CH IR O P R A C TIC
file I miwc I s anil relieve* the congested
P H Y S IC IA N
intestini** by removing the neciiniulated
Consultation uud examination free. Of
w nstea without griping. T a k e u pill I»*
fice hour* l) to 5. Mondays und evem igs
fore retiring and Mint heavy head, that *
by appointment.
•loll spring fever feeling di**n|i|.eaiwr
O ffice in old Cottage Grove Hank Bldg
Get Dr. K ing 's New L ife Fills ut your
10-4 Vi* Mum Avenue
druggist, 25c.
Practice*
in nil court*.
Twenty-five
y ou rs’ experience
H. J. SHINN
A T T O R N E Y AT LAW
Cottage Grove Transfer
N O TA R Y P U B L IC
Bader Bldg.
L. L. Harrel
Cottuge (lrove| Ore.
Draying of all Kinds
ALTA KINO
A T T O R N E Y A T LAW
Plano Moving
O ffice in reur o f First
National Blink
Coring« Grove
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DR. S. M. WENDT
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
Physician aud Burgeon
Worm* Handicap Your Child,
Special attention given to general sur-
Worms drnin the strength nnd vita lity
ger und Eye, Ear, Nose nnd Thronf.
of children, milking them dull und list
Superintendent Cottuge Grove Hospital.
le*s. Their power to r«*sist more serious
Telephone: Office, 2; Residence, 120
diseases is reduced nnd energy nnd in
terest in piny is lucking.
Kieknpoo
Worm Killer is n mildly liixntive reme
FOR
«ly in candy tablet form thnt. children
like to tnke. It kill* nnd removes the
worms nnd lets your child grow strong
nnd healthy like other children. D o n ’t
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
let your child be drugged down by
AT *L L D SU Q I T O S I*
worms. Full direction* on the box. At
T u s s e 2SC
J a n a eoe
all druggist*, 25c.
Chilblains