Cottage Grove sentinel., June 14, 1917, Image 2

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"Then I might jutt at well throw my grav-
ity hydrometer away?"
"Y o u said it. Mr. Motorist."
"Listen, the boiling points of gasoline ab­
solutely control its starting qualities, accel­
erating qualities, power • giving qualities.
Gravity has notfung to do with it.
"T o get the moat out of your motor, your
gasoline must have the correct senea of
boiling points in a gradually rising, un­
broken chain— low boiling points for easy
starting, medium boiling points for quick
and smooth acceleration, high boiling
points for power and mileage.
“ And only straight • distillation can give
this. No mixture can embody all the hun­
dreds of intervening fractions necessary
for a perfect motor fuel.
"To be certain of straight • distilled, un-
mixed gas. buy
RED CROW N
A Cbntinucnu
C h a in e d
Boling'fYAnb*’
h § B o f e * Punta­
to- povur^flulesg«
R *tk
tor ixudktod enujoth
aociL*t^n^n
'LANE GIVES MAJORITY
; 3pi»m g i g » » m a s a ¡gre¡ ram
OF 2G62 AGAINST BONDS
LIBERTY
I.OAN
8PELL8
IM M ED IATE
I.Hii«* eouuty'* complete vote ou thè
#ti.(HKI,lKMI roud bollii quest imi » a » l ’ iìmi
for unii 5342 Hgainst, u majority of
2662 agallisi. secording tu un unoffirial
eount froin thè W7 predaci».
Polir o f thè ueveii mensure* submitted
to the people of On^uu nt tin* spe*
. B * k I
■«tut«* *•!«*»• 1 1 imi enrried ami Ih ree » e re
1 rejected. U uh return» frolli teli riuniti*»
but Wheeler, thè nmils borni» bave n
I majority of 17,280.
i latore.
TOBACCO MANUFACTURER
SETS A GOOD EXAMPLE
Buys Liberty Bonds for Employes, Pay
able at Plfty Cents Weekly.
Lto Boihntf ftántí
' tar » a j ¡7 rftartt^
H A T « i l i be thè effcct
oli business of thè sue
eessfui subscript ton o f thè
# 2 . 000 . 000,000 Liberty l.onnf
Do noi worry, you iiianufnc
turer, uierchaut, cuiployc,
l'Iie immedlute et feci in uv
eiv uar is tliat business sholild
be stilli II bit ed lo (he lust de
gree,
Every railrond, every nuli,
every factory, every mine nini
every'fu mi » i l i be ptished lo
its utniost to mcct thè ili
crenaed aetivity enuaed bv thè
governuieut coming luto thè
market ns a buyer mi un cuor
iiioiin scale.
War for thè next three years
as regards business would
menu a kiud of ronrrntratei!
• prospcrity ” — thè
I h visti
spending of viist suius of mon­
ey on olir Industries bv olir
govcrnmciit.
The cosi wiil come ili loss of
our yming meli, in »aste of
money in unprodiictive lines
and for thè future in increused
(avutimi Hut thè cause of oìv
ilìrutiou is »o r ili thè cosi.
A Inrge over subscription to
thè lib er ty lonn will ahorten
thè »ur. And no mie ueed hes
itiite to subscribe ber a use he
fears any possibl* business ile
pressimi m thè immediate fu
ture.
Subscribe todav ut vour
bank. Tmnorrow is your last
chance.
W
With iiII eountìe- heard troni except
lìrunt, Wheeler limi W imliingtoii, thè
‘ ihip Milwidy aniendment ha» n majoritv
o f |g,SVI; thè uuiforni lux lueasure 11
majority o f HOOK, and thè meaaiire prò
vidiug for holding city and alate elee
| tions ut thè sauie lime, a majority «d'
33,482.
The returns frolli all eountiea hut
Wheeler, (Irunt and Washington show a
majority o f 20,538 aguinat thè new peti
iteutiary; tit».> 7 «» againat thè implied
.repeal o f conati!iitional provisiona, and
1*1.127 againat thè meaaure limitiiig bill»
tliat luav l«e introihieel before thè legi.»
ft'
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FROSPEHITY
returned last week. There were ...... gli
unmarried men to tnko nil the present
vacancies
In nddilion, Mr, Mooney is
h furnier, and the officers in charge
I said his place was ut home hoeing p*^
About 425 Men Have Beeu Ouutrtbuted ; Intocs and raising beaus,
to 8srvlce by Previous Eulistiiisut.
LANE COUNTY REPORT
SHOWS THAT TOTAL
REGISTRATION IS 2640
y
The city and town registration in
Lune county Joue 5 fell considerably
short of tin* estimateli percentage of
population. »Itile the outside precincts,
especially those »here there lire logging
camps, showed a heavy registration.
The government ’a estimate us first
sent out lo county officials was tea per
cent of the population. This estimiili*
whs
2tlltl for Lane county; the totiil
registration was 2541*.
Wend ling leads in registratimi in pro
portion to population. With un estimât
cd population of Till it registered 101
males between the ages of 21 und 91.
Recai ve Plual Oltlxaushlp Papera.
Final citi/eiislnp papera » e re granted
MaIuriti!y to Alt. Jury and Louis Itriidnl,
of Cottage (Irovc. Mr. Jury is n native
of t'ninula and Louis Itriidat ii untilo
of Norwiiv.
The difficili! ics « In d i huve Insci Mr.
Ju ry’a efforla to ohtaiu liis final pii
pera, after voting for ii quarler <*t a
ceiitury. bave been thè subject of aevor
al storica in The Mcntinel.
8cnt Home to Ralae Potato«»
Motte Mimney, oae of those calteli
frolli Oregon to tlu* offleers’ reserve
eorpa training eaiiip nt Man Francisco,
S
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Y ellows
to n i
TMir/uMHin
1917 SEASON
lUNl 70 - Stri. IS
M a h vani filant
Mum — IV///alJir
/til » ! Ihr fit tu.
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POPULAn AND DinKCT
Y iL L O W IT O N I nO U TI
Farm Loans
The John Hullmaii company, tobaero
mauufarturers at San I’raneisco, bus set
%
au example worthy of emulation by oth
S T A N D A R D OIL
er industries. It has subscribed for
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CO M PA N Y
#100.(Kill of the Liberty loan bonds and
AN UNLIMITED
<«i w s x ii
offers to carry any quantity of these 3
MAX LUEBKE
for any of its employes Payments tuny P?
SUPPLY OF
be made at us low us 50 cents a w«*ek,
THE RAWLEIOH MAN
0.
se
sa
e
sa-iE
'SìratTD
iTfii'sE
'sD
rsaTii'iià
i
and the interest charge will be the same
Residence Teuth St.
as that mi the bonds.
Phone 176-1.
In addition to this, the company has
volunteered to rare for the faluiliea of BAND W ILL DO ITS
employes who may enlist, to carry in
BIT FOR RED CROSS
R. M McCARGAR, D. D. S
surauce on their lives and to guarantee
their positions upon their return.
D EN TIS T
Will Otvs Concert next Weak lu Benefit
Vermont Lonn & Trust Comp’y
Of tile Society
I Neuralgia relieved luslautly by local sp
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Residence sud office uuc
I W. B Cooper, hua been poatponed on
i plient luu
The Cottage Grove band proposes to I Id .:k south of post of fire.
aceouut of the illness of Mr». Cooper,
State
License
Law
New
Ooes Into
,|S |,|t f,,r the Red Cross fund. Il
aud the club will meet nest week with
Cottugu Grove, Oregon
t’ houe LI l.l
Local Agent
Effect July 1.
, » i l l give ii concert in Hu* high school
Mrs. Joe Arnold.
auditorium
next
week
anil
the
entire
!
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21 Sixth A ve. 10, huRi-ne, Un*
Under a lie» law adopted at the last proceeds » i l l go for the Red Cross work I
D. Clay Mosby and Mury W. Hanley
1‘houe, 47
O ffir « l.awsuu Hlk
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in28 jl I
session
ol
the
state
legislature,
every
All patriotic citi/.ena are urg«-d to be !
were married at Albany June 2, Rev.
W. V. McGee officiating. They will be d**g in Oregon over six mouths of age present, listen to good music and help
DR. C. E FROST
at home at Cottage Grove after July 1. on July 1 must be provided with u stale :,|,,,,g the good cause,
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Electrical Treatments X Ray pictures
license.
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Microscopie Exsmiustiun of Nputuu
The law provides that these licenses
,
^ i The Constellation club is being enter-
CHILDREN ARE AWAKE
sud Blood
I I f you know o f a society item and T I !.\*u.ei\
Mrs. Mtouft'er and Mrs. »hull be collected by the constable of
The City Transfer
TO COUNTRYS NEED
each of the districts, in return for which
do not inform the newspaper it is
! N
l’*,,uli ,he
nieeting of
All Kinds ef
he is to receive 1U per cent of the re
| your own fault if it is not printed | *“ *' s*‘a*ou-
Cottage Grove children are setting a J. E YOUNO
ccipts. As fast as the money la col
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Wade H. Watts and Dolly V. Jones, lected aud the licenses are issued the good example to their elders iu the
A T T O R N E Y AT LA W
both of this eity, were married at Eu­ reulittuiici-s shall be turned over to the porch use of liberty bonds. Miss Avn
Practically all club activities are be­
in-lie
Thompson,
aged
II
years,
put
$50
Otbcs
uu Main Mtrret
county
treasurer,
who
shall
keep
what
gene June 7, County Judge Bown o f f i ­
ing suspended in order to concentrate
is known as a dog fund. The lieeuse of her savings into a bund; Miss Ade Cottage Giove
riauu M ov I uk a Hi*« laity
ciating.
Oregon
::
on Red Cross work. There is a whole
line Adams, aged J, took a #1011 bond;
fees range from #1.50 to #3.
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WOOD A N D COAL
some interest in the sewing work, and
Another chupter of the law provides Mrs. Elbert Bede aud her three ehil
Delight Valley Society.
I’hone .V#
much is expecunl to be accomplished in
DR. A. J. HENDRY
A number of young people enjoyed a that owners ol sheep, goats, swine ur . *lren, Ruth, uged 12, Harold, aged i, and
O ffir « At F s A jc I* OI kai Btor«
this line as soon as models are obtaiu«-d.
fowls,
whose
animals
have
been
killed
Beth,
aged
3,
also
took
u
bond,
D
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N
TIS
T
bonfire party down by the river ou thp
For this purpose a committee, cousistiug
Horn place Saturday night. They were by dogs, shall tile u report of their |
LADY A TTE N D A N T
Bioan’ s Liniment for Rheuinattxiu.
of Mrs. Burkholder, Mrs. Eakiu, Mrs.
chaperoned by Mrs. Horn, Mrs. Nichols damage within ten days after the date LO R A N E W I L L C E LE B R A T E 4TH
OVER
FIRMI N A T I O N A L B A N K
Job, Mrs. Adams, Mrs. A. B. Wood, Mrs.
The | * it i ii g«M*n *«» (|ui«'klv uffrr yuu
and Mrs. Mmith. Games were played of said killing with the county court.
u|*l>ly Hlonn *n Lin intent fur rhrunintir
Frost, Mrs. Metcalf, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs.
and appropriate refreshments
were 1; the report is approved, the owners of Patriotic Exercises. Picnic Dinner and Work done after hours und Mondays by
|n»in% iii*urii Igitt, toot Ini«*hr, lull)lingo,
Roy Mmith aud Mrs. T. C. Wheeler, will served. Those present were the Misses the animats killed will be couipensuteil
Ball Game Principal Features.
appointment
MprniltN, him ] it n * o «*n*y to untv It
motor to Eugene Saturday.
Myrtle Witcher, Bessie Nichols. Mildred for their loss out of the funds realized
I’ houe 10
I'ottage Grove, <)reg*.u <|UM‘klv pciiet rut en Hint Noothr» without
Lurnne has decided to celebrate the
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and E ffie Hopper, Inez Tucker, Ruby from the state liceuses.
ruliliiiig itiol m fur rlruner und more
Fourth of July, und the boosters in that
Grass Valley Journal: The marriage Keene, and Bertha Neat, Ethel Moody
e f f e r t i w tlinii imm*v plftufers or oint
community are busily engaged in plan
of William Lewis Holmes and L'rsula und Marjorie Vaughn, of Maginaw; LUMBER MARKET IS IN
A. W. KIME, M D.
merit*.
mug a big program. There will be stir
Hortense Lockwood was solemnized at Messrs. Arthur Mmith, of Walker; Roy
FAIKLY GOOD CONDITION ring patriotic exercises speaking, sing
P H Y S IC IA N A N D SURGEON
Keep m bottle in the hoime und get
the Baptist church in this city Wed­ Taplin, o f Saginaw; Hal Gibler, Ivan
prompt relief, not only from nil nerve
mg und other music. A lug píenle dm
nesday, June 6, at 4*:30 a. m. The cere­ Witcher, Orval and Clifton Hopper,
Uffice lu Fhillli
Ripa
puin* but from brui*e*, utrniiiM, *prnin*,
Lumber conditions have been much tier will be featured at noon ami the
mony was performed by Rev. J. Clark Carl and Otto Nichols, Howard Keene
Building, over the
over eieretae nud nil eiteriml nrhe« At
better
during
tlie
past
tew
mouths
thuu
ufternooii
will
be
devoted
tu
a
baseball
Tibbits, pastor of the church, in the and Francis Horn.
Be noon D* ug Store
your druggint, *J.V, f#tie, $1.00,
they were last full. For a time the umr game and a program of other sports
<g> <$*
the presence of immediate friends and
kei was panicky ami the price udvaiueil j »-hich is being urrungrd
Everyone is Office Phone 34 Rosulence Phone 116J
relatives.
The Cedars Society.
Both the bride and groom are well
A very pleasant surprise party was several ilollars rapidly. Only those » h o , Invited to come and bring a weil filled
DR W M HAMILTON
known and popular in the community. given Maturday evening at the home of « e r e able to deliver quickly » e re able ^ basket. The beautiful Lorane valley
The bride is a sister o f Mrs. C. W. Wal­ Ed. Ashby. Those present were Forrest to take udvanluge of tue rise. 1 he price ought to prove a delightful setting
LIC ENSED CHIROI’ RAOTIO
lace, with whom she has made her home Mchneider, Homer Kidd, William Kidd, has since dropped aud with the treer for ¡in outdoor celebration of the un
P H Y S IC IA N
since coming to Grass Valley. The Vernon Larson, Frieda Aubrey, Ralph movement ol cars the market has lie- : (io n ’s birthday,
Consultutiuu and examination free. Of
■
groom is assistant manager of the Turn Aubrey, Rose Haldeman. William Hal come a little “ soft,” but it is still 1
five hours It to 5. Mondays and evcuitigs
a Lum Lumber company, aud has made 1 deman, Katie Haddie Anton Willis, much better than it was lust full. To ANNUAL SCHOOL MEET
l*y uppoiutnieut.
mill
ineu
»h
o
have
guile
without
pro!
j
himself a factor in the business and so Frank W illis , Helen Ritchie, Herman
MONDAY AFTERNOON Office in old Cottage Grove Hank Bldg
cial life of the city sinve taking up his Rudolph, Edith Magee, Hassel Magee its for a number of years, the outlook is I
104 '/j Main Avenue
brighter than it has beeu for several
residence here.
and R.»y Butb-r.
The annual school meeting will be
years.
immediately after the ceremony the
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A demand for timber on the part of held at 2 p. in. next Monday in the Practices in all courts. Twenty five
happy couple left by automobile for a
Hebron Society.
the
government will probably keep the high school auditorium. There are a
brief honeymoon, and on their return
Mrs. Emma Kelley entertained some
years’ experience
market
fairly steady. Blight advances c lerk ami one director to be elected and
will take up their residence in the par- I young folk last Monday in honor o f the
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a
vote
will
be
taken
upon
whether
or
ill
»ages
have
followed
the
stiffening
H. J. SHINN
sonage of the Baptist church, corner of tenth birthday aniversary of her daugh
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r
c
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r
r
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not
to
give
military
training
in
the
Second and Washington streets.
ter Lela. A dainty lunch was served at of lumber prieen.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
schools. It is expected that the luttei
—
| noon in the grove. Those present were
IP
will bring out a large vote.
NOT/* R Y PUBLIC
Mrs. Holmes is well known here, where Elves Kelley, Roy Murray, Margie and FIRST STRAWBERRIES ARE
A
POORLY
FED
HORSE
she spent a large part of her life and j Erwin Small, Ada and Glen Gilham, i
Cottage drove, Ore.
Bader Bldg.
GROWN BY MRS TURNER
No Card. No Cigarettes.
reflrcta discredit on its owner, but the
was a popular member of the younger Kathleen Kappauf ami Frank Hatcher.
I'nele
Mam's
war
census
has
thrown
ow^itr gets the worst of tho deal be
set. Mhe is a sister of E. C. Lockwood, Miss Lela received a number o f nice
a
safeguard
around
cigarette
dealers
in
Mrs.
Frank
Turner,
o
f
Divide,
proba­
ALTA KING
: cause economy in feeding the uuren
of this city.
presents.
bly holds the honors tor being the fust the state who desire to obey tlie law
affects its working rappcit/ ns well as
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
parsed
by
the
last
session
of
the
legisln
on the market with homegrown straw
its appearauce. I f yutrr hoise kicks uu
Members o f the N. E. W. circle en
Office
in
rear
o
f
First
berries. Mhe brought some large and ture making it unlawful to sell cigar
his feed you can correct it by buying
joyed a delightful afternoon at the Cur­
National Hank
luseious red beauties to the eity Tues­ ettes to a person under 21. A young
AMONG THE CHURCHES
your feed here, as you get the heat
tis Veatcb home Tuesday. They young
day and left proof of the fact with The man made application to purchase a Cottage Grove
:
:
t
t Oregon quality fur the least outlay. Farmers,
women walked out and gathered wild
package of cigarettes. The dealer was
Sentinel.
strawberries which, with sugar and
contractors and horse owners generally
in
doubt
about
his
uge.
“
Let
me
see
rich country cream, formed the princi­
LE very religious organization is in­
know Hint our feed is always up lo the
your registration ca rd ," he said. The
Captain Woods In Training.
DR. 8 M WENDT
standard.
pal feature of a dainty luncheon. Cars vited to use this column for announce­
Captain Lee Roy Woods does not in little blue card was not forthcoming
Physician and Surgeon
went out from the city to bring the ment o f its services aud other news.
tend to let fifteen years of iirside work ami there was no stile.
partv home.
Special
attention
giveu to generili sur
Contributors are requested to umo ex­ make him any less hardy when it comes
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ger arid Eye, Ear, Nose anil Throut.
hortations arid ether editorial matter, to the hard drilling his company will
Eighth Orade Examinations
The Eastern Mtar chapter held a spe­
The uniform state Eighth Grude Ex Superintendent Cottage Grove Hospital
cial installation Wednesday evening in | and to make the annoiiuceuieut ol ser­ need to prepare for the trench fighting
Never Neglact a Cold
a
mi
ii at ions will be given on Thursday
Telephone: Office, 2; Residence, 120
vice
as
concise
as
possible.
Modal
fune.
it
will
have
to
do,
so
he
has
sought
out
order to initiate Miss Marjorie Bhay,
A chill after bathing, cooling o f f suit
and
Friday,
June
II
and
15
in
districts
side
hard
work—
and
found
it—
nt
the
tions,
etc.,
ami
news
outside
of
weekly
who is leaving for the summer. Refresh
ilenly after exercise mol drafts, giv*
where there are applicants and condi
ments were served by the Worthy Ma announcement may be elaborated upon.j Chambers mill, “ spotting’ ’ for the re
the cold germs a foot hold that may
saw. He says there will be no superflu tioned pupils to take them. The ached
tron, Mrs. T. C. Wheeler.
j
lead to something worse. Mu let v re
ous flesh on his framework when the ule of subjects will appear ou envelop
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Methodist Church— Rev. Jos. huotts.
quires early treatment. Keep Dr. King ’s
company is mobilized on July 15; also containing questions sent to the chat
The meeting of the Emanon club, to , pastor. Muiiday school at 10 a. m Leg that he is thoroughly converted to the man.
New Discovery on hand. This pleasant
have been held this afternoon with Mrs. j ular preaching services at 11 a. in. and 8 hour system.
balsam remedy allays inflmmiiHtioii,
K. J. MOORE,
A T 10 A. M ON
soothes the rough and repairs the tis
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-------- " | 7:30 p. in. Mid week prayer meeting
County Mchool Mupt.
Though 02 years o f age, Captain jn7 14c
sues. Better be safe II ihii sorry. Break
| Thursday evening at 7:30.
Woods received last Maturday his first
up the cold with l»r. K in g ’s New Dis­
The wise buyer patronizes the mer
pay check for labor performed for an­
covery before it is too late. At your
chant
who
shows
he
is
alive
by
hi:«
ads.
other,
having
always
been
engaged
in
Presbyterian Church— D. \. MacLeod,
druggist, 5()c, #1.00.
in the local newspaper.
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pastor; phone 137R. Bible school at 10 business for himself theretofore.
at the former Maurer place ou Mection
a. m. Morning worship at 11 a m. Jon
33, Township 21 Kunge 3 West, seven
to giv e y o u any in fo rm a­
ior Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m. Eve­ month. Munday srhool at 10:30 a m. on
miles south of Cottage Grove on Const
second and fourth Mundays.
ning worship at 7:30 p. in.
Fork road, and five miles north of Lon­
tion reg ard in g
SPRING FLOWERS
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don, I will sell the following described
property:
Tree Methodist Church—Rev. F. W.
Christian Church Walter Callison,
Cottage Orove Tranafer
minister. Bible school 0:15 a. m. Young Oliver, pastor. Mabbath school at 10 a.
By Tilla I*. Taylor
3 fresh milk cows; 2 heifer culves 5
People's Hociety of Christian Endeavor m. Preaching 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Del pilin' 1 um (Lark sp u r).
months old; 2 horses and harness; I
6:30 p m. Preaching 11 a. in. and 7:30 Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. The warriors of Delphinium ‘s clan
wagon with box; I spring wagon with
p. m.
Are ninrshalling oil the plain
in.
All
are
welcome.
top; I five ft. McCormick mower; I
and to take y o u r s u b ­
Their scouts are out on nil the hills
ten ft. McCormick hay rake; I 14 in.
Baptist Church— E O. O. Groat, pas
scription w ith o u t any e x ­
Their pickets in every lane.
Case plow, I 2 section hitrrow; I I horse
Plano Moving
tor emeritus. Monday school 10 a. in
pen se to you .
cultivator; I grindstone; I water motor
Preaching 11 a. m
Prayer meeting
Auto Dray For Quick Delivery
67 % CENTS IS PAID FOR A In dress parade upon review,
washing machine, I Minnesota sewing
With pouches wnite mid bonnets blue,
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
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2500 POUND WOOL POOL “ Each for defense,” they seem to say, machine, Hnd other articles too numer­ OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
ous to mention, including all household
“ But who takes tribute, he must pay.” goods.
Christian Science Her vices in the
Phone 72
chapel at 242 .Second street each Hun
H A T is probably the highest
The Larkspur has a had reputation ns
U . S. B O N D S free from
: day at 11 a. m. Regular testimonial
Terms —All sums o f #10 and under,
price ever paid for wool in
This Safely Removes Worms.
ii poisonous plnnt i f eaten by cattle, but
cash; on sums over *10 time will be
I meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
taxation are not bad in ­
Oregon was paid here Thursday,
Worms arc a common disease o f cliil
some years ago I read a report of tests
given
until
November
1,
1017,
on
good,
The building is open for the use of the
when J. R. Mprav took 2500 pounds
«Iren and every mother should know
made at O. A. C. which seemed to prove
vestm ents.
bankable paper drawing 8 per sent in­ their symptoms. Mallow complexion with
at 67VI cents. Hpirited bidding on
circulating library each Wednesday
the contrary and thnf the poisonous
terest; 2 per cent discount for cash on
the pool ran the price up to n price
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordial­
•lark circles under eyes, irregulur bowel
plnnt is Cicuta, a plant resembling the
sums over *10. No property to be re
said to be above the market. The
wild parsnip.
movement with atoniueh hnnl or sw«*l
ly invited to the services, as well as to
moved
until
settled
for.
same quantity Hold the day before
len, grinding teeth or itching may mean
W<* have several species o f Delphin­
I make use of the literature.
nt 56 rents. It is estimated that not
that Kicks poo Worm Killer is needed
s e e
ium; the most beautiful, perhaps, being
BIO FREE LUNCH A T NOON
over half the wool in this vicinity
at once. If is a mildly laxative remedy
trollifolium, the tall growing blue of the
Catholic Church- Father Curley, pas­
has been sold as yet. That sold here .river bottoms.
T ru n e
W A im i.'ii
, in candy tablet form Hint children like.
tor. Mass and Munday school at 8 a. m
has been o f a high quality.
I V I A U K i L K , O w n e r Kill* nnd removes the worms and lets
Delphinium belongs to the Ranuncu­
on first and third Sundays o f every
lus family.
The Catalina «(Q u a lity
M oney
L. P.HUBBS
Sondili
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W . W . M ’F a rla n d
,H!lt
Hauling & Draying Done
on S h o rt Notice
STERLING FEED CO.
i AUCTION SALE
Wednesday June 20th
We Will Be Glad
L. L. Harrel
Liberty Bonds
3 1
%
Draying of all Kinds
W
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Wm. Helllwall, Auc. O. O. V.atch, 01k. | druggist*, 2(5«*
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