Cottage Grove sentinel., July 12, 1917, Image 2

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Miss Hit rei Houicmvuy is rapidlv re
rovering front hor reeent opera finn fot
appendiciti!.
l'Iio M. I'. tl. club and hustmnds o f
ilio inoiuliors li«* l«i a pio aie unir ilio il a in
«ut Kuw nvor Tuesday ovoning.
Torre 11 Muniiy, nf Bugimi vv. jninod
tho uiurinoN ut Ungono yostorduv
Tho au d itin g committno ni ilio Krd
Wtu Giddings nini A itim i Snuipsoii
• 'loss has dining ilio past nook ohookod
ha ve puroliasod ilio Compititi sturo a<
Baioni
Ilio (Inltlmg* tnin 1 1> itili unito up tho published list o f suhsoriplious
lin in g to tho busto iioiossury in gi tling
lo Milioni
the list ready loi puhlioutioll mant ni
.Innios B rom i is ugnili iiu tlio forre ss mis i nspt in h ml a iiiiui I....... I sulisonli
night niarslial.
• •is noto noi listili at all. Tho following
M. I.. Godard roto unii vesterduy al
oiuissioiis nolo Inumi in Ilio list as pilli
toinuou filini li is silo tvork iloti n ilio I lislied;
tnllov unii roiuaiuoil uvor night tu fig
Cottage Grove
uro oh suino ttork lo ro.
Vmlorsoa, M.
Dot mot, P I*
Ungono Itegistor: ('. .1 Howard, n i f e
M. I
Il
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' »si I umili ,
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Parks, \\
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ami daughtor. o f Glcuada, ai ut od ni Umici. Il
Fingono voslorday aftoriniun un a tisit lllair, W II.
I ! Violami, Harry I
boro ami nf Cottage Orm o. Mr. Ilntv
l.ton, Mrs Ninno I
ICanlmgs M. I
ard is non nianagor o f a shiuglo oom
l.moliuugii, d. Il
pnnv at Oloiiadn.
Black Butte.
Hot
Kobort Honth, a d i t o ili tho lllai knoll. Mil.
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I audit o lii. Pilli li
Mothodist niinistry m Urogon for 15 i'oohran, II
Mo Doliti ld, Mis»
I voars, pionoor o f Ilio stalo nini homi of
il
Lori tu
olio ut ilio must proiuinont ami lughlt tiilliortson, O tl. 5
NI i I »olia Id, IIVs
! lospoofeil taiuilios in Oregon, du'd al ilio I .a ad n olir, II
o
joy
in
; homo of lii« som Hobort A Bootli, at I uligini, l»souI
I
II Inil olsoy, li
Kugouo last ovoning.
I.uI»iika-, Otto 2 50
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Blue Mouutalii
Card of Thanks.
Rullimi', Violet 1 1 Kobbina Cult ill
Mo nish to thank the niant frioiids Rohlnus, George I
McGuire, Mis
who extended us so mailt kilulnossos Rolilinis, l.oney I
T. It
din ing out recent sad bereavement
Rtddiins, M t , 1
MR I N D MRS HM.NRV MoKlltHMN
Uisstou and Itujada
Hanson, r i r i e
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Smith, i'liffo r d
M \ «U h , I le«». K.
Uoldormuu. F s l
S I L A G E U N I N J U R E D B Y FROST
Slew art, I .»Nulle
('unieron, 1*. .1 2
I N G O F CORN I N F I E L D
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Jo a en, Archie
Motb.v, D A.
i H\ 11 or »ft* Addi«
t >««dd, K M.
I*i teller, Ii«* ii
Last i ’ m 11 much of tin* corn in tin \Yil 1 Scott, Uleu
Miller, Thon
l it nit* ft«» vnlli'v u ut! »‘Ntiwhfrt' in th«* Hopinau, W m
Halt, Mi. and
Mr«. J I*
nortli\vo*t \\» h »truck I»y a hur«l fr«»«t t'urpeuter, W F
Vi ru ig t«ili, i V W
Haight, Kobert
b«*f«»r«» it was matnrt* onoit^h fur Hiln^o
Smith, f a l l i t o l i
Stunt* dairyin«*ti fount<*i iiiuti«lf«l t»r«l«*r» l ’arr, M t. and
!
M m . J. S
for silo*, h«*« :tu»«* thfv t,on>ii)en,il thf
Dore na
torn tm«ll\ damag'd ami th«* gt'iifral
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l<(*«lft»rd, J K lu
opinion was that thf silt»);«* put up Hales r . s
Ktdiins«tii, K K to
would l»t* «if much 1«*»» than th«* tt\«»rn^«* England, D L Hi
Muhburd. V\ tu. V)
Ht«*Willl, al. M to
f«*t*«i»ng value. To tho surprint* of «luiry
K u k, t'lai n \ 5
\ an V ritiri, ( ' D 5
infn ^«•n«*rallv this has proved not to !»«• Kirk, .1 . It
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tlu* fast*. I havt* vi»it«*«l a lar^c auiut»« r
Leona
o f thf br«*ed«*r» uiui dairyuifn <»t' th«* Rl'dl'f. i \ (• $1
Irish, K. II
1.50
v a l l f ) and find that th«* universal «»x
i
W i lliuiusmi. .1 It 5
M.Her, 1 (
\
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tlllUUlsoll,
\l
icki'isori,
1
5
•etc
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It si.
p f r i f a f f is that th«* f mated »ilng«* i*«
Kenny, J J.
better than «*\p«*ftfd while in »« him * «•«.««*» \V ilk ihm , NN T lo
I .eh n er. h , l>.
th«* dfflaratio n it made that thf «ilug«* Miller, f o r t e »
Fischer, Henry h»
Mann, i'«*arl V
it at g«M»ti at or evfn better than any f u n i u , (leo.
NN i II iuiiimoii ,
th«*y have had before.
Whenever thf K ichnnino». M
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Mr». .s.
font wat fairly well inatured \vh« n thf K»terbro«»k H 2.50
Murshull. \ «* 1 in a
front ttriuk it. an«! «*tp«*finllv if wat«*r St «»r m.s. S.
NN tiiipoie, \ NN .
TiOr
was liberally utetl when putting it hi . NV i Ison, Mrs I ,en I
NYebb. Mufti«'
thf silage i* o f f i f f l b ' i i t «juality
One
Loiulou
promint* nt .I«»rt«*y bri*«*d«*r Iff hi*« *• * * r »1 Hetllis Hii»scl 5o«
ttand for two week» a fte r tlu* front
L o rane
ttriifk it and lu* found that it inaturfd ('roiv. Mrs. L.
F«»»t«*r fumi 1 y 2.5o
Ivans, \\ . C
A.
«t
fon tid fra b lv in that time. H it siliix«* i**
Crow,
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1 .*• 11. V11 .o .1
2
tweet and ^«»«»«I ami the euwt eat it
1 luv is. C. ('
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Miller, ('luis T I
with relith.
Ihr vis, P. F.
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Hchufer. Louis | u
Out tide the fact that the fialder Fl 1 e. Filale
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Wolford, Sum
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blad«*t did not « lit up i|iiiti* at well at
Mount View
thote o f eorn with more lif«* in it. and Ame, C. If
Kde, J.
Su
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at there it perhaps a very slight wutte lien th. NVm.
lieidler, Ira
«•ii that »«‘fount, at th«* larger pie«*«*s o f Sear.«, Mr».
Hale», ( ’ha».
ldad«*t art* not «*nt«*u <|iiitf a«» readily, Kelly, K
Miller, Mr and
lira VN lido
there teems to be no damage to the Seal ». ( ’ha»
H«*lli v\ ell, Mr
tilage and, in tome rate*, 1 hav«* found Kelly, Frank
'uml Mis F. J
th«* frottetl silage tweeter, eaten more « \ , .1 \
Ardite, !.. J.
readily and the rows eating larg<*r quan
Saginaw
fitie t than «»ther tilage ill th«* tame
«Hharoti, ( ’. II. $1!
0
neighborhoo«! put up before the frott,
Star
blit put up rather green and ther«*f«»re
Stewart, .1 B. $5
rathei tour.
Silk Ci«*ek
1 have found the tame experience in
Hitting«*r, Mr». 5bc
liurchum, Mr».
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the few plaeet I have visited ouftiile
Burcham, Mil
Clark, Mr»
•• k
th«* \ alley, ami it would therefore t«*em
dred
I Garner B NN
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that there thould 1»«* I«*»» fear «*f frott«*d Burella in, t ’lvdc I
Kiehiir<i»ou, Mrs I
hi lag»* corn; that it it better to let the
NN .ilker
nirii mat lire mure anil take tin* chance l.aj«»ie, i ,r«,«l
25«* McCauley, J no 25c
o f front than to put it in the tilt» too PKaak, Wm
$5
green.
Th«* printed list wan hurrh’dly gotten
tog«*ther and there were a number of
minor **rr«ir» not of »ufficient import
ance i«»r cofr«*ction. The following «*r
S IL O L O A N S
mis the colimi it t«*«* «le* »n*d o f Muff icielit
A Lane county bank recently run the importance for correction:
A. White appeared in Him* Mountain
following miverti.sement:
Flour uml corn meal price» continue in»tend o f Hebron.
C. K. I.culli, city, w a » given credit
to aonr upward». At prenent rate many
. o f us w ill be u«ing bran ami other mill for $20 when the amount »hould have
been $2.
| feed instead o f flour. Thi» means “ bo»
NN ii. Dofw ard,$4, and ( \ M. Kidd.
I s y " w ill be cut out o f her bran and
$4, »hould have been The Cellar» instead
j »hort«. Al»o the price o f chopped grain o f city.
I will be too high priced to feed to “ bos
(». NN . McFarland, The Cedur», »hould
! sy “ »m l dry hay doe»n *t produce much have been ♦ 12 tn»tead o f $11.
| milk or butter fat. Let '» eonuerve the
W om en’s Welcome club gave $9.10
grain supply f*»r ourxelve» and give whieh »hould have ni>penrei| in The
i “ boHMjr * * nice, »w*eet silage. A »ilo will t ’ednr» li»t.
conuerve your grain supply. More silo»
K. W. Shaw, city, »hould have been
will mean u »living iri grain, which ereilited with $5 iuntead o f $1.
mean» a net Having to the farmer in
K. ( ’. ilolhiduy stiould hav«* been cred
money and will increase butter fat pro ife«l with .$•» instead o f $1.
1 S Bale*, Doremi, »hould hav«* been
duction. We are prepare«! to furnish
progressive, responsible funner» money «*r«*difed with $9 iuslead o f $4.
K K. Robinson, Doremi, »hould have
with which to buy a »ilo. More »ilo.«
been crediteli with $10 instead o f $5.
mean increased dairy production. Talk
o\ «*r a bum with um .
Rev Jos. K n o t t » W ill Lecture
Rev. Jo». K n ott» will deliver hi» lee
Meat stew (inexpensive nits nr l e f t ­ tore on “ L i f e io I *«*r n. * ’ at tin* Metli
overs), with turnips or other vegetables «»«list church Friday evening o f thi«
ineluding left overs, and with rice in week. A dmi »»ion I Or and 20c.
R«*v. Knotts «p«*nt over f i v e year» in
the stew or flour or eorn meal dump
lings; or fish chowder made from fresh, I'eru as a mission teacher, and ha» ninni1
in threat ing experience» to relitte.
canned or dried fish, eraekers, skim
milk and onion, served with liread and
Butter, and fresh or stewed fruit.
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AMONG THE CHURCHES |
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
:: Making the Little ;;
RED CROSS
Fami Pay
Q u ic k Acceleration
That'* th« medium boiling ioints in Red
Crown— the middle link« oi the comminiti«
chain— low boiling point* for ea*y darting,
medium boiling point« for quick and
smooth acceleration, high boiling point«
for power and mileage.
RED CROWN
High ftc'ihng í\?intf
fur powvH
M
Medium Boding ftánü
tor Quick and iraooth
accvliyratian
^ / J teG a scb iecfQ u a h jy
it a product of straight distillation, a real
refinery gasoline— not a mixture— having
the correct boiling points in a continuous
unbroken chain.
Be sure and get Red Crown At dealers
everywhere and Standard Service Stations.
Low Bo ini’ frànti*
S T A N D A R D O IL C O M P A N Y
decided he had been bested ill the deal,
took the constable with him. overtook
the trader and got his horse back.
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T e n c e n t package hump hair pins, Si­
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nt The Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Buckley and Mrs.
Miss Minnie Sharp underwent an op
Buckley 'a mother. Mrs. Phillips, spout ■‘ration for appendicitis Thursday at the
the Fourth at Tacoma. Mr. and Mrs. Cottage Grove hospital. She is improt
Buckley hate returned homo, hut Mrs. ing rapidly.
Phillips wont on to Colorado for a visit.
Mrs. Albert Xiuiker. who was recently
Everyone visiting The Fair wonders operated upon for appendicitis at the
at tho many items we have on sale.
Cottage Grove hospital, went home Sat­
Feed is high; get rid o f the roosters; urday.
Miss Marjorie Vaughn was in from
make a saving there. G ive close atteu
tion to your egg gathering. I iiaut good Saginaw Tuesday forenoon
Children "a dresses at The Fair.
eggs arid will pay extra for them I f
you don't bate time to gather your eggs
.lames Dunn, o f Carrols. Wash., tins
regularly I don't want them, as every here to spend the Fourth and visit a
bad egg seat to market hurts the sale fe w dnvs at the home o f his mother,
o f several more. Spray.
jn26tfc Mrs. I.vdia Dunn.
.1. I. Jones and family and son Frank
('has. Bruueau went into the Bohemia
and w ife returned Sunday from an auto
district yesterday.
Miss Pearl Thompson, o f T v g e Valley. trip to Myrtle Point.
The Baptist Sunday school held a pic
< iregon, is here as a nurse at the Cot
me yesterday at the city park.
tage Grove hospital.
Frank Knox and family visited in
Reduced prices on trimmed hats |..f
girls. Straw hats, one lot at li»c your Eugene Iasi Thursday.
choice. See them at The Fair.
Andy Nelson and son Ray and Will
George Bohlman so far forgot him Edwards and son Herman left for Bo­
self one day this week as to trade hemia Monday.
Mrs. Brumbaugh, o f Oakland, Calif.,
horses with a traveling horse trader
A ft e r the trader had departed. George is visiting at the A. Rogers home.
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TALES OF THE TOWN
K
R Y P T O I ^
GLASSES I \ .
The ONLY Invisible Bifocal
Tbey make far v iew as plain as near view.
They can do this for you
comfortably because they have no lines or seams to obscure the vision.
For anyone who needs double vision glasses, there are none that can
take the place o f K R Y T T O K S ipronounced cnptock- .
They g ive you
the pleasant, easy vision that you will appreciate, for there are no lines
or seams or shoulders to annoy the eye.
Sherman
Broken Lenses
Quickly Replaced
W.
Moody
Eyesight Specialist and Optician
shi
Willamette
Eugene, Ore.
Factory on
Premises
Newport
C h a r m in g
by
th e
R e s o rt
Sea
Those w ho seek rest and sea­
sh o re recreation will find
abundant o p p o r t u n i t y at
Newport.
Ample hotel accommodations
cottages or camping arrange­
ments.
L ow R ound T rip Fares
Ikiily Trains—Each Directum
Ask our n«ar*xt agent for folder " N e w p o r t , ” or write
John M Scott, General Passenger A g e n t
Southern Pacific Lines
jly 5 12 19 26
L'owpca» boiled with pork an<l «'«»in
bined with boiled rice, served with a
green vegetable or vegetable hh I jh I, ami
honey brown «ugar, map I«* »ugar o r date
»ami w iche».
The wise luiycr pntroni/cs the mer
chant who shows he is alive by his ails.
...
! m the local newspaper.
A want ail. will sell it.
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SOUTHERN P A C IF IC T IM E T A B L E
Bouth Bound
North Bound
I :: 1:00 a. (II.
No. 16— 2:29 a. in. No.
17 —7:10 a. in.
No. 18— 9:56 a. in. No.
IS 2:12 p in
! No. I I 4:35 p. tit. No
No.
19 7:40 p in
BUTTER
WRAPPER
PRICES
ef
The followin g prices are now
feet on butter wrappers:
100 wrappers, on Fridays and Hatur
days only.......................
90 cents
100 wrappers, on any day except Fri
days and Saturdays..................... «1.16
These are each price*.
Additional wrappers printed at the
same time with either o f the above, 35
cents the 100.
COTTAGE GROVE S E N T IN E L ,
The L iv e Wire Newspaper.
FON
CROUP
Danni« Euealyptus Ointment
AT ALL OAUQ STOHIS
i u « r a 2 flc dans eoe
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THE RAWI.HIGII MAN
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Furuiei m w ho f«i|lowed thè itilvlee
glveu III liti» «lepMl't nielli tWro
ago
In «‘ n I h l'Ilahlug H« h W s of «lieep bave
Uiude in«»ne> li) thè e xpe rime ut
All
w ho Itale «lieep and Intuba tu Meli » r e
reuplng llbeiMl pr«»tlIw
The inuiket I ium ueeiue«! t«•«» lilgit lu
re« flit lil««litliN for «il«'« e«M ili feedlllg
«»p« rutl«»HM, unii thU 1« un urguiueiit In
fanti' o f uiulutaliiliig a perniuueut
Ilo« k. for, w lille II | in v», geiieiully
«peaklng, tu «hip In and fatteli laiul»«
and yeuillugs. tb«*re are tliue« Hke tlu*
prewent w ben prlee» get t««» high P»
imi K«• lt u « a fe pr«ipo«lthm
The eleur
inouey 1« In laUlug tlu* «t<«*li Hlieep
are thrlfty un linai», gettlng thelr llvlug
ti» u great exleut In IleUl» timi wouh!
n«»l ilo for • utile
lt lui« l»«*«*u demolì
«traimi tliue unii agulu that liniltoii 1«
pr«»dut «*il uni* li more elieuply t liuti
lieef.
The wool pi«ttliite«l by u f1«nk «if
«lieep W III pu> thè w li de i*«»«t *»f f«*e«l
llig a lui hoii* I ug. leasing thè liit'leu««*
for prodi, li doe» n-»t re«|iiln* u lurge
farm lo la* ahi«*
tulli «»(T loo head of
«lieep uml lumi»» every yenr. T hU wIII
g lve a net prodi of $7oo lo $1 orni Tw «»
hllliilreil or dlHl head • un U* luUe«l
wlthoiit in il« li extra w«*rk
Turmer«
muy »il* « «•«•«! wltli sluap and «'lenii tip
a tid\ «um o f moiift w ben tbey are
Hot e«pllpp<«l t«» haiulle a «tall i proper
ly.
For thè amateur unti Ilio««* wltli
«muli truci« o f land «(jeep are olii* «if
thè la*«t fra tuie«.
T w o « la».'«'« o f lueii ure maUliig iiiou
i*> froiu furili fi«» ks of muttoii » I n t p
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Physlrlau and Sutgeon
Spi'citil a t lent ton given to general
surgeli , .'Ve, ear, nose rind thront
Hupt. Cuttaga Gruvr Hospital
Phones: O ffice, 2; Residenci*, l:'o
II l'AIrt IH MA INI * I ' * II.IIU1M.H C U « !
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First National Bank
olii*. Illuse wbo a ie girimi o l i l i naturili
abiliti lo selci t breeillii, unloiuls ami
'ooL atler elee,- >lelull limi wlll ail-l tu
(Ile Welfare o f llle (lia-k. Ilo* ollief
ihose o li l i a deieruiliniiloii aio! olio
| ansisi eli l II atlli|> liuti la I mi r onlll tbey
k
mi|iilre a o o ik in g kim oleilge o f die
s lieep business
l'uruiel's ou lllgll
prb e.1 lumi soineMioes Io n e Ilo* oplu
T H E L O Y A L T Y OF OUR
loo tIlat l i n i l'UliUol affolli lo keep
PATRONS
slirep. silp|sislng llie lami lisi v Binubie
M m li n f fin* »m «•«•*» n f flii» hunk
for diut purpose.
The re ure louny
fhe'k oh liel'M. oli Ihe ofhcr liUllll, prov
1 « dm* fn tin* In y iilly n f it» il«'|»**«
log diut furili lumi i» uever so high
itur».
M a n y o f o u r «'ii»f ufii«'r«
|>rb eil hot limi sheep l ini be kepi alai
txjtirsH | In i i »u t i« fn «* f h » ii wi th
lumie lo .tirili a liHmlaoiue prolll
If a
fin* »i*rvi«*«* tln*y n*««*ivr n«d m ilv
furili ■ onialos a « is s ly belìi or mugli bit
in
word» u f «'otiiin•*ti<1 i i tm n In um ,
of grouml sheep o lii Ulake II profilatile
Ini! itl«o hy ti (‘i|iitiint iti|{ !li«*ir
The)' are exccllcnt for ileuiilng up
frie nd » wi t h flu* h u n k ’» un«*t
ele i' eoi liet a uml all thè im | i | pluers
uboni a fumi
«•«•lied fn e ilifie s.
'filerò lire lltlUlcrull.a aolllees o f prolll
Sne ll rvidi*n«,«*M «• f «»uf luifrun«
III sheep feeilllig ami lulalng, mie of
:«|>|• r«• v ni ure v ery |»h'U*inj; t«* 11 «
ihe udviiiitagea belug ibai un Interest
ii m l ure h ig h ly vulued.
lug lirnm li of Imliiatr) Is filmistici! for
ilio o ln ie i
dinotila oboli orilinury
Work oli die fa llii Is Ughi
Sheep ruls
ihg also filmistica a < oiiveuleiit market
for die oibia ami ernia o f stirpliia furio
pro<im is. inaklog II espe lnlly pronta
)>le III eoiupa risoli o li l i cali le fccillng
uh Ilio sheep use u grculer vuilety o f
homo growu uml ■ Ic a p fissls
Cliolee
o f feeils ilepemla lo il litigo estolli iipou
Ilio eomlltlou In wlili li Ilio hreeilllig
ir tu
Presbyterian Church— 1). A. M im T. coi I, lloeka euler wlnler i|iiarters.
pnstor; phone l !7R
Bibb- school nt 10 goial lleah nini h ivlilg « e es » lo plruly
it. m. Morning worship ut I I u. m. Jon
o f roiighu, e. sia li iis d o v e r, iiilllct, al
I ior Christinn Kmlcnvor nt .1 p. si.
falfu. ruota or cord allago, luinIly uny
*
Methodiat Church Rev. .los, Knotts, grulli Is Ilei edutry ; bill If Ihe sheep
lire III a Ihlli. Oe.lU lOlulllloii no lime
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. in. Reg
ular preaching services at II a. in. and | should la* lost In supplying them with
7:30 p. m. Mid week prayer meeting heurty .inalo rulloii*. (lib e r iv i,e re
Thursday evening at 7:30 o ’clock.
W . G * P K R R Y , F*rop.
Old Folks' Day will he observed Sun sulla nt Inmldlig lime wlll be illsap
Pboua 15
day morning with appropriate sermon indili lug Tu niuke Ilo- tieni galli sheep
and songs for the oecnsiun.
III wlnter i|unrlcrs «houli! Ite kepi sep Fra« Delivery at All Tlm «a o f the Day
Epworth longin' at 7 p m.
arate froui lanibn. rama ami feeder*.
Evening sermon, at *< p. m.( ‘ ‘ How to
vVeal,. IItili cwex slioubi be separalely
Know You Are Not a C h ristia n ."
• • •
botiseli or yanleil so fluit Ihey luay get
Sbeep wlll do
Christian Church— Walter Cnlliaon, thelr allure o f Mie feeil
%
minister. Bible school 9:45 a. hi . Young beat If uot loo eli.aely • oiitliieil or kepi
T h « City Tia usfrr
1'coplc’N Society o f Christian Endeavor tini ivailu. T b ey iieeil a dry yard for
All Kind» uf
6:30 p. m. Preaching services at II a.
elerrls e, wltli a eoiistunt supply o f
in. and 7:30 p. m.
• • •
water. Ili wlnler Ihey rei | ili re u shed
Baptist Church F;. O. (1. Groat, pas
I lui « la dry alni kepi elea II Itile o f Ilio
tor emeritus. Sunday school at 10 a. in pualtlve pliusea o f |>roilt U foiiial lu
Preaching nt II a. m Prayer meeting
Ihe vultiuldn fertlllger vvlib li «lieep ailp
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
ria u o Movlug a Specialty
• • •
piy
W OOD A N D C O A L
T h e klmls o f alieep l« sl ndnpteil to
Christian Science Church -Services in
Phone 55
the chapel at 242 Second street each Ihe needa o f lueu who Inuke no ni prò-
O ffic e A t Eagle Cigar Store
Sunday at II u. in. Regular testimonial du' tlou a bram ii o f thelr fiirinlug ara
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. nt.
The building is open for the use o f the foiiml iiiuoug se verni pupuliir lineila.
circulating library each
Wednesday \Voo| ns nell aa molim i belug a villini
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordially Ide couaklernHoii. Il ahoiihl noi |av eli
invited to the services ns well ns to tlrely left olii o f attentimi even In eal
make use o f the literature,
ubiIlog Mie prollts o f feedlug
The
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Cottage Grove Transfer
Catholic Church Father Curley, pas generili purpo-e l i pes o f sheep enntlllli
tor
Mass and Sunday school nt M a. in. Slieh well l.lo Uh hreeils un Ihe Shru|e
on first and third Sundays Of every dille. Hampshire. Oxford. Bollihdown
month. Sunday school nt 10:.1#» a. m. on
and Itorsct
l'nder condii Iona In thè
second and fourth Sundays.
cenim i States therc la a largo demani!
• • •
Fre« Methodist Church— Rev. F. W. for sheep limi vv III alleili' a gnod vvelght
P IA N O M O V IN O
Oliver, pastor. Sabbath school at 10 a. o f tlec. e ami stili glve il largo milttmi
A U T O D R A Y FOR Q U IC K D E L I V E R Y
m Preaching nt II s m. and 7:30 p. rn. ‘ ariana
Smh romlltlons are me| hy
Prayer meet hi f Thursdays at 7:30 p.
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( Ihe «e medium vvooled hreed*
ru. A ll are welcome.
O F F IC E :
E L IT E CO N FE C TIO N E R Y
Cottage_Crove, Oregon
COMMERCIAL AND SAVIN( S
The OLD RELIABLE
j
Fresh Meats
Good M eats
— *
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
W.W. M’Farland
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
L. L. Harrel
Draying of all Kinds