Cottage Grove sentinel., September 13, 1917, Image 2

MILLINERY OPENING
The
Style Shop
Eugene’s Largest Exclusive
MILLINERY
ANNOUNCES ITS GRAND FALL OPENING OF
READY TO WEAR AND TRIMMED HATS
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
SEPTEMBER 14-15
THE MOST WONDERFUL COLLECTION OF HIGH
CLASS MILLINERY AND NOVELTIES EVER SHOWN
IN EU(iEXE WILL BE READY FOR YOUR INSPEC­
TION.
NOW LOCATED IN OUR HANDSOME NEW
QUARTERS IN THE OREGON POWER BUILDING,
NEXT TO THE REX THEATER.
REFRESHMENTS
SERVED EACH AFTERNOON FROM TWO TO FIVE.
Hats Sensibly Priced Always
057 WILLAMETTE ST.
PHONE
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The children of Mrs. H. L. Woolley
gave her a pleasant surprise party Sep­
tember 4, the occasion being her seven­
tieth birthday anniversary.
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Little Irma Miller entertained a num­
ber of her friends at a lawn party F ri­
day evening, the occasion being her
eleventh birthday anniversary. She re­
ceived several nice presents.
Among
those present were Laura Stewart, Bes­
sie Jordan, Mara Stewart, Helen Stew­
art, Juanita Fields, Johnnie White,
George White, Nellie Stewart, Johnnie
Cummings, Arthur Stewart and Beth
Bailey.
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The Social Twelve club was enter­
tained. last Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
George Kerr and Miss Esther Silsby a*,
the latter's home, the afternoon being
spent in the usual manner and refresh­
ments served. Guests of the club were
Mrs. J. A. Wright and her guest, Mass
Lora Fulton, of Chicago; Mrs. A. C.
L i m n and daughter, of Eugene; Mrs.
Whited and daughter Esther, of Ash­
land; Mrs. K. K. Mills, Mrs. James II.
-Mills and Mis» Leah Perkins.
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The Constellation club meets at Ma
sonic hall Thursday afternoon o f next
» eek.
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EUGENE
with good things to eat. Those present
were Mrs. Kate Soars, Mrs. Amanda
Sears and daughter Edna, Mrs. Ishmael,
Mrs. J. K. Cooley and daughter Elnoi-
beth, Mrs. Ira Beidler and daughter
Kathleen, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Bales
and daughter Dorothy. After lunch the
women organized a club to meet the
second and fourth Thursday afternoons
of each month at two o'clock.
The
name “ A. B. Club,” was proposed by
Mrs. J. K. Cooley and was accepted.
Mrs. F. J. llelliwell was eleeted presi­
dent, Mrs. Kate Sears vice-president,
and Mrs. C. E. Bales, secretary. Mem­
bers are to bring their own work to the
meetings, or help the hostess if she baa
any work -he wishes done. The first
meeting will be held September 10 at
the home of Mrs. llelliwell. Those who
have been invited to join the dub, be­
sides those present, are Mrs. Waldo Mil
ler, Mrs. J. Harms, Mrs. \\. D. Heath
and daughter Carrie, Mrs. Claude Arne,
Mrs. \\ . Hands, Mrs. Luella Demurest,
Mrs. George l.nyng, Mrs. Crowe, Miss
May Hamant, Mrs. N. Hopper, Mrs.
Lowry and Mrs. F. H. Callison.
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Saginaw Society.
Merwin Wilkinson entertained his
Sunday school class of the Methodist
church at Cottage Grove at the farm
home Monday evening with a bonfire
party on the river. Roast corn, water
melon, fried chicken and sandwiches
were served. The boys bad a grand
time.
CAPT.W000S TELLS
OF SUICIDE OF
CAFF. KROOK
Mis. Woods and Himself Were
Guests of the Krooks at
Time of the Tragedy
Boys at the Fort Are Being Doped and
inoculated Against Everything
but Homesickness; Sixth Oo.
Always on the Map.
(Continued from first page)
the body to its last resting piare,
\ J. Armstrong arrived today and I
obtained permission from the roast de
tense commander for Inni to take pic
lines inside Ihc fort.
We are pretty proud of our base ball
team. They have played three gumes
of the series and won three, Mixth
company is on the map extensively and
all the time. We do not head in for
anybody.
The V. M. C. A. asked me for permis
sinn to put up a volley ball net in the
street between Fourth and Sixth eoni
panies today and there lias been u bunch
in newspaper before putting it into the
garbage can.
In tins way the inside
of the can may be kept clean.
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Rinse glassware in hot water after
washing; then place in cold water in
which n handful of starch has been dis­
solved. Drain and polish with a dry
cloth.
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Batter left over from hot cakes can
be disposed of in two ways— it may g<>
into gingerbread, or you can stir it into
tlit- mush when it is boiling.
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When making cottage cheese do not
drain tbe whey from the curd until it
has cooled; milk tbut lias been put to
drain while yet warm will result in a
tough, indigestible mass.
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STOCK FOR SALE
“ IT S THE MOST PRACTICAL
GARMENT IN MY WARDROBE
—MY JANTZEN SWEATER.”
FOR
Chilblains
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
«T
J A M E S W IT H Y C O M B E ,
ALL D RU G S T O R E S
T u b e s 25 c
jars
Oovernor.
60 c
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4 4 4 * 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 -i
Toothbrushes.
The toothbrush, now an litdls|*»li*n
hie article of toilet, is but Utile older
than the American republic Itself. Not
even Lord t’liesierllelrl used one, for,
writing to bis son In 1754, be said
" l hope you take great care of your
mouth and teeth and that yotl clean
lbelli every morning with a sponge
and tepid water with a few drops of
arquehusade water dropped Into it. 1
do Insist u|sill your never using those
sticks or nny hard substance whatever
which always m b away the gums and
destroy the varnish of the teeth.'’
In “ lleiir.v Esmond" Tlun : eray made
Lord fastlewood spend "a tenth part
of his ilay In the brushing of tils teeth
uni the oiling of Ills hair," mnl In thdug
so the novelist committed a double an
acbronlsm.
Not only was the tooth­
brush unknown, hut during the ilrst
half of the eighteenth century all Hue
gentlemen wore wigs and hail no use
for oil on their hair. New York Sun.
FADS AND FANCIES
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on that day for patriotic service.
In testimony whereof, I have
hereunto set my hand and caused
the seal of the state of Oregon
to be hereunto nffixed this first
day of September, A. I). 1917.
Darle hluiaolf, vv In» was tirsi of tllem,
had giva ter orlglliullty III bis verse
tlian III bis prose, bill he was Utru la
sud greve tip in Alban). Tbe llternry
atuiONphere wlilcli he lovalhed In Ilio
west was, as II vvere. pipisi freni tbe
cast, and bis niuhltlon vvms , as tliegeu-
erous ovpeotatlon of bis fcllovv ex Dea
was for bini, lo auggest in bis prose tbe
lltcrar.v art of Or lloluies William
l ‘etili llowells ili llnrpcr's Maga/liic.
ot men playing there ever sitter it was
erected.
It is good exercise and the
boys enjoy it.
The new Y. M. C. A. building is pro
grossing rapidly and will be finished in
a few weeks.
We are very much interested in our
cantonments which will be commenced
Strange Proof of Heredity.
soon. We will be comfortably housed
So far as Ills work Is concerned we
and the men will not have to go to the
remember a rascally |s>et mimed Rich
regular barracks to g>'t a warm bath
aril Savage for one solitary line llial
then.
i in which he speaks of the "tenth trims
Our pay has been postponed for a milter of a tool la tl f*e®."
It OStchllj
short time on account of the trouble m .mivi-ys the notion of heredity and sug
gesls tin* soil of wonderful family like
the quartet lauster's office.
ness of wlik ll one has Just been fold to
C U T . L E E ROY W o o d s .
i be Royal Sta lely of Mcdh Ine.
The Ilrst llarl of Shrewsbury, who
dhsl in 1 loll, was I hiiii with a physical
[a-ciillarllv the little Unger and the
Unger adjoining on each hand hud only
one Joint, Ihc first two hones being
Put finely |>owtierotl >ult on a nwidlc united. The same abnormality uffeeted
that has burned down to a small |>i«i c all Ihi1 toes except the big ones. To­
and it « i l l burn steadily several hours day In a direct masculine deat endaiit
longer.
.if the llr>t eirl the same extraordinary
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format Inn peislsis
It was transmitted
To test the healthfuliiess of musli
1 to liiui by liis father and to Ids father
rooms, slir them with a silver a|to»n
while cooking, i f there is any foreign I from Ids gramlfulbcr and lias come
down unchanged through Hourly 5*»»
substance in them the silver will turn.
years, passing through fourteen gener­
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Refuse and garbage can be wrapped ations.— Isiudon Standard.
Buying and cooking for two is a dif­
The wise buyer patronizes the mer­ ficult problem; yet many housekeepers
chant who shows he is alive by his ads. have this problem to solve when they
in the local newspaper.
•• • are least able to solve it on account of
inexperience. For this renson there is
First Church of Spiritual Science— much waste and much monotony in the
Instead of cooking too
Mrs. Nellie W.
McKinney, pastor. bill of fare.
Meetings at the D. W. McKinney home large quantities of food and beating up
at the corner of Twelfth street and the left-overs, just enough may be
For instance,
Washington avenue, Sunday evenings eooked for each meal.
divide a can of vegetables into two or
The Emu non club held a business at 7:30 o'clock. Everybody welcome.
three portion* and cook ench n differ­
session last Thursday afternoon at the
------- ent way, and it is not necessary to serve
home of the president, Mrs. Elbert Bede.
■ - 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 tin- same vegetable two successiv e menls
Light refreshments were served.
even in a different form. Thus, a ean
PR O C LA M A TIO N .
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of tomatoes will furnish a dish of escal­
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loped tomatoes, cream of tomato soup,
Mount View Society.
State of Oregon, Executive l)e
uuce for meat or macaroni, or supply
Mrs. F. J. llelliwell entertained F ri­
part of the makings of vegetable soup.
purtinent, Salem, .September 1:
day in honor of her mother, Mrs. Armi
Whereas, The women of Amer­
tags, and her niece, Miss Hazel James.
With the cost of everything entering
ica, as well as the men who are
into the making of a newspaper increas­
The day was spent in sewing carpet
giving themselves to our nation's
ing, it is absolutely essential that all
rags, a prize being offered to the one
subscriptions be paid promptly.
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cause, can now perform a great
sewing the largest amount. Mrs. Kate
and timely public service; and
M'-ais was awarded the prize. At twelve
Whereas, The Woman’s Com­
o'clock the guests weer led to the dining
mittee of the Council of National
room where they found a table loaded
Defense is organizing local coun­
cils in every community in this
SOUTHERN P A C IF IC T IM E TABLE.
state with the purpose of system­
North Bound
South Bound
atizing and making effective
No. 10— 2:28 a. ra. No. 13— 1:00 a. m. ::
women’s patriotic services; and
No. 18— 9:50 a. m. No. 17— 7:10 a. m.
Whereas, The Oregon Division
No. 14— 4:35 p. m. No. 15— 2:42 p. m.
of the W om an’s Committee of the
No. IB— 7:40 p. m
Council of National Defense de­
sires that Saturday, September
15, l!H7, be set aside for the rog
istration of women in this state
for service;
Now, therefore, in view of the
foregoing premises and by virtue
of the authority in rnc vested, I,
James Withycombe, governor of
Hie state of Oregon, do hereby
proclaim Saturday,
September
15, 1917, us Women’s Registra­
tion Day, and I do earnestly ask
that all patriotic women register
4 JERSEY MILK COWS
2 JERSEY HEIFERS—6 mo.
1 HOLSTEIN BULL
Sacrificed for quick sale by
LORAINE FARM COMPANY
Lorane, Oregon
Beat Harts ami ths Wsat.
Tilt» west I h siili alt tudctlultr terni,
sud iiian.v tlilugs Ita ve berti ealled
\v est erti vv Idoli more si ilei ly noie far
western The etllores. enee of Cali for­
ti la In lite brllllaut satire of Itret
Halle, lo lutino litui utili wlio waa tirsi
of tbe Californiana, waa mi olToct of
Ilio cast In thè nevi coiidltlmis of thè
l ’e* Ilio alni*». It limi no rimi In Ilio
*o||, nini none of Ilio poeta vvlio fnruicd
lite Sali Francisco se Ina >1 of llarle's
day vvere of California Idilli, limoli
lesa culture. Tlioy vvere ouly western
by sojoliru.
ir
O R C H A R D A N D GARDEN.
Three thoU'.uiid dollars will
he utTered In • ash premium» ut
the gil-ut exhibit to be illude
next fall at Springfield, Mass.,
for choke vegetables of the vari­
ous classes
After u rain and before u hard
crust forms Is the Ideul time to
harrow an orchard.
If them are uuy tent cuturpil-
lai» oil your trees give them a
quick singeing with u torch.
Mulch the celery. Four tucbca
of horse manure w ill help to In-
sure a crop.
Rouleaux mixture repels lieu
beetle ou tomato uud other
plani»
It also helps to control
diseases.
Thin the parsnips.
If left
closer together In the row Ihuu
four or live Inches the roots will
he smaller thuu they should he.
MAX LUEBKE
THE RAWLEIOH MAN
Residence Tesili Ml.
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ORCHARD MANAGEMENT.
Summsr Coltivatimi Necaasary to Pro
duco Fruit Profitably.
HllUiluer culi Iva! lo» of ilio oreliard I h
ueeessary If a proti! I h lo ho limile, III
tbe opinion of F S. Merrill, asalstunt
professor of Imi I lenii lire In Ilio Kiiii»n.»
Stale Agrleiillilial college.
Tliree mctlmds muy he prucilceil In
(he ctillivullou of un orbarti.
Tln
III.si of Illese |s Ilio sod llllllch System
Tlila I n pructlced oli bottoni lumi or
lumi Itigli In fortini)’. Ori barda un fer
file land are hkel.v tu produce a heuvy
growlli of veoml wlil-li prci olila Ilio
forinutloii of fruii linda. In untar tu
o\ ori nine thN ii gruss crup shntlld l>c
Kovvcd In thè ore baiti. The gruss crup
Is nmwcd vv lieti ueeessary and allowrd
to rema In ou thè ground.
The accolli! metili si oflrn usisi eoli
slkls of snw liig a gruss crup III Iha or
churd and harvcsllng thn bay. Thls
s) stelli Is InJurlotlH lo thè treeu and
rodueea thè alzo nini vaine of the fruit
Whcro the to|Higruphy ami »lupe of
the Ialiti wlll iM i iuit i leali i tilt Iv alloii
Is ndvlauble.
li UHI» ilio weeds ami
conserve* thè iimlsturc
Orcliards cui
tlvalisi hi Ibis iminuor wlll pnalucn
larger fruii lima under other systeai«
of etllllvatloll.
("leali oultlvutlon wlll kcc|i tlown In
sis t pesls hy destiti) Ing tlielr hlIsT
mitlng placca ami forni sappi)
Tln
burraio tre«- hnppor Is li-ss liijuriotts In
■ 'lenii eiiltlvaled orclinrils Issali a It re
ninfe* tludr fissi aupply.
KILL CAB8AGE WORMS.
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Plmae 17*11.
R. Mi CAROAR. D. D S.
B w m
r
Neuralgia relieved instantly hy
lot ni II|iplii*athill. Residence IMI<t
iiffiii- st Fi fth sad Main.
I’ lion» I H . I
( ’olitigli Grove, Ore
DR C. E. FROST
Electrical treatment». X ray pir
tun'». Mirroai-oph' vxuiiiinatlon of
Sputum and blood.
Office: Lawson Li I k
1‘li'ine 47
J. E YOUNO
A T T O R N E Y AT L A W
Of f i c e on Main avallili«
Cot Iligi- (trova
( bagoli
DR. A. J. HENDRY
D ENTIST
LADY A T T E N D A N T
Ovai First National hunk Work
«tone ufter hours uml Monthly» hy
appointment.
Cottage Grove, One
I'hoiie 10
A.
W
R IM E.
PH YSICIAN
M
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A N D tlUROEON
Office in Phillips building over
the th-iisoii drug Ntnia
Office
phone .14 Residence phone I!’*U
Cottage Wrov e
DR W
( liegos
M HAMILTON
L I C E N S E D C H IR O P R A C T IC
PH YSIC IAN
Consultation
tiaJ
examination
fn-c. ( I f f i r e hours !• to 5 Hun
days amt eveni ng» bv nppwintm’ t.
Of f i c e in old Cottage Grove liniiK
building at 1U4'j Miiiu aVeuue.
H J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT L A W
amt nntarv i-ublic.
Praetlea* iu
nil cniirts. T we nt y f i ve year* • «
pencil,».
Bader Uldg.
Cottsg# Grove, Ore
ALTA KINO
ATTORNEY AT L A W
O f f i r * loratml in ! hr r mr o f
Ihr f-'irt Nnlitiiml hunk.
( ’ffttuyi* Clrov«*
( )r* j»tm
J. S MEDLEY
ATTO R N E Y AT L A W
Sprsying or Du»t*ng With ln»»ctic«d*t
Will S j . e th» CrOp.
77 I \\ 1 1 In tu 4*t V m .Sf,
Kitgrti«*, On*.
«tirili* Ilio musi desini«'
tlv«* I iinis i eneliiles of cahbage. ««itili
tlower uud relnleil erops. Is-gln depre
ila III uis hi euri)’ sprlng alni continue
Defining a Wifa.
(III Ih*- ero|» Is hurvt'sted.
Spruylng f r
The pretty s, hooltem her had naked
vvlih
eltlu-r
ilari*
green
or
unw-nate
nf
her class for the l>c*t original ih-tlul
lenii or «lusibig vv il li pyrethrtim aftei
Ik.II of "w ife," mol the hoy In the eor
Ilio hcinls forili Is r«s»nnillieiid«sl h.v III«'
tier promptly responded, " A rib."
She looked at him reproachfully nml Ohio agricoltura! evperlmeiit station
to «'mitrili aneli p«-sis.
, maided 1“ the l«.y with dreamy eyes
Spravlug velili a pntiml of |iurls
I who seemed anxious to say something.
green In fi fi y gullous of water or wltb
“ Mini's guiding star ami guardian an
tour pniunls nf arsenst«- nf lead paste
gel," he said hi response to the imd.
T H E L O Y A L T Y OT OUR
" A helpmeet." put in u little Ilmen ilmlf as tinieli pnvvderi III lift)' gullmis
nf Water, ulollg Wltll twn poilluls of
haired girl.
PATRONS
"One who soot lies man in adversity," dissolvisi anup as a r premier and stick-
er, wlll klll the severa! s|«eele* of
Much of the sucre»» of this batik
suggested a demure little girl.
'ITiis shoiild la-
IS dll» to thr loyalty of it* depos
"One who makes a man hustle." Was woriiis on < ubbage
usisi wbeuever the «-ulerplllur* are mi
¡tarn.
Many of our euatomera
the next suggestion.
luvrmis tifi to III«» lime head» ari- bull
"A nd keeps him from making a fool
express their aatisfaetioa with
torni«*!.
of himself," put In another girl.
the servisr they rreeive nut anly
After hendliig Is-glns one pari of
"Some one tor a man to liud fault
in words of coiiiineiidation to us,
with when things go wrong," said a p.vrethriirn to four parts nf line lime
Jk\il alsu by a t t a i n t i n g their
or
floiir
Is
fireferable.
Tlils
muy
Is-
sorrowful little maiden.
diisted over Infesled piallis once *
friends with the bank's unvx-
"Stop there," said the schoolteacher
vveek w ben thè leaves use wet w !l!i
relied facilities.
"That's the best definition.”
I’ltts
«lew or rulli
A line material I ke rmid
burgh • 'hrolih le-Tclegraph.
Much sv iilences of our patrons’
(lllsf, lime or (Iniir slops tln* breiilblng
approval lira very pleasing 1 « ns
pnres
nf
enlibage
wnrms
and
nft«*n
Is
Antiquity.
und ure highly vnlusd.
Antiquity! thou wondrous charm, i usisi alone as a mentis nf control
« b a t art thou, that being iioHdug. art agallisi Illese p«-sls.
Illudine Is often deln.Visl si-vera I
everything? When thou Wert thou
we«-ks, unti fre<|lleutl.V pliinla are limile
welt not nidlqi.'ty then tlmii well
neurly Wnrtbless by cnhhnge vvnrins
nothing, hut hudst a remoter antiquity
as thou calledst It, to look buck to with Tln- adulls are cummoiily wblte liutter
blind veneration. I lion thyself being to llles or sols-r cnlnrisl iiiotlls, w lille tbe
rntt-rpillnrs are aliout mi lin li luug and
thyself llat, jejune, modern! What t ivs
lery lurks In this retroversion, or what gre«-n In color.
BUTTER WRAPPER PRICES
half Januses a'c we (hut cannot look
To Cback Calary Blight.
forward with the same Idolatry with '
The following prices ure now in uf
Sprayhig wltb iMirdeullX mixlure limi feet on butter wrappers:
whh h We forever revert! The mighty
future Is us nothing, being everything; destro)'log eliseli seti parts wlll check I GO wrap pars, oa Fridays nnd Mstiir-
thè upread nf cclcr.v blight. Bordeaux
I he past Is everything, being untiling!
• lay* only
+ I (ill
is rimile vvitli finir |aiuinls nf clipper MtO wruppers, on nny day except Fri
< liarles Lamb
stilplmte, four isninds nf qiilckliun- uud
days and Mnturdnys ................ $1.20
Hffy gullous nf water. The lise nf tlais
These are rnsh prices.
Trying Experience.
spray material Is ndvlsi-d h.v tbe Olilo
" f l o w was the play?"
Additional wrappers printed at the
agrlculturnl eiperliucut slatino un ssroe time with either of the above, 35
"Rather dull."
"You didn't have any tense momenta yniing sis-dllngs la-fore transplantlng rents the 100.
and iifterward as neeihsl. For best re
(luring the performance?"
COTTAGE GROVE S E N T IN E L ,
“Oil. yes. A mail weighing not leas stili j * thè h-aves must he well covered
The Live Wire Newspaper.
than 250 pounds climbed over me tu b e wllli Ibi- spray In phint la-ds. Rumili;*
lo go out and pull himself together for dlseased phmts ami leaves aids In «oli
Irol nf cclcr.v blight. Deliri* left «ni the
the next act." Exchange.
plot iiuiy linrlmr thè illscase over wln
ter.
W a t e r m e l on » .
Cubi si ge
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS
The OLD RELIABLE
W. W. M’Farland
Small scales or blisters ou tile rind of
Baniah W »«d s From Orchard.
a watermelon lire said to Indicate that
( ’lean culture Is generally regard«-d
the seeds within arc turning him U and
the llcsli maturing. As the ripening ■ us tin» Ideal method nf caring for an
process advances the blisters Increase orchard. Weeds rob the Irees of mois­
III size and number uniil they cover ture and fertility, Imrlmr Insists ami
rodent pesta and render It difficult to
the surface of the fruit.
get around In the orchard to prune,
spray and to pick fruit. A weedy or­
Mother.
Most of all the other beautiful things chard Is clearly an abomination, and
In life come by twos and threes, by I the arguments against weeds are over
whelming. The clean cultivated or
dozens and hundreds plenty of roses,
stars, sunsets, rainbows, brothers ami j chard presents it pleasing and w«-ll
sisters, aunts and cousins, hut only one kept appearance. In striking contrast
with it weed choked orchard, the oar-
mother in all the wide world. Kate
marU of u slovenly farmer.
Douglas Wlggin.
H u ll’s the vorrlict of thousAnds
Prevention of Gapaa.
Strong One Way.
of wearers of all ages. Buy one
W i f e - M y husband Is r « t well. I’m [ Gap«-* may he prevented by putting
tho chick* on clean, fresh ground. Roll
afraid lie’ll give out. \Vlf*’s M other-
from your dealer.
POWELL & HEMENWAY
Professional Cards^
Well. he may give out.
never gives In.
lie certainly
The highest liberty la harmony with
the highest laws.—Giles.
limy Is- kept freah by turning It over
at regular periods «praying the ground
With a 2 tier cent aolutlon of sulphuric
H«-ld nr n solution of two ounces of cop-
perua dissolved lu a pall uf water may
prova eCfectlva.
The City Transfer
All Kinds of
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Plano Moving a Specialty
WOOD A N D GOAL
Phone 55
Offlca At Eagla Olgar Store
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Srove Tranafer
Draying of all Kinds
P IA N O M O V ING
AUTO D R AY FOR QUICK D E L IV E R Y
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OFFICE; E L IT E CONFECTIONERY