Cottage Grove sentinel., December 13, 1917, Image 6

imtol utteuded Ilio funami tif Mr» A
I . I odil in Cuttugc U n o i' Numi ti y
W D Mollili no» in Ktigoni* on lumi
Ilo»» \\ OilnomiliY ot bi»t »ook.
\ln. I1'. .1. Mollili oli »poni .-'inolili ni
liouio.
THORNTON CORNEKS
Ordinary Common Sense—
jj
Sensible Thrift— and
M axwell Motor Cm’s
Common sense says to you, “ Buy a
Maxwell Car and use it.”
The American people are going forward
— not backward.
That is the purpose o f the great war in
which we are now engaged.
The success o f the Nation depends on
healthy business activity over the country
— and sensible thrift.
Healthy business depends on the utiliza­
tion o f every possible labor-saving, time-sav­
ing, money-saving device known.
The light-weight, economical Maxwell—
in passenger service— taking you where you
have to go on business, helping you relieve
delivery congestion— is one o f the greatest
known labor-saving, time-saving, money-
saving devices.
Tturing Car $745; RouJittr $745; Ctupt $1095
Berlini $1095; Si Jan $1095.
B U B . JJttmt
(HpooÌHl lo l'ho Hcul luci. )
l»oo In. Ili», M li. Rimiti! lui» ri*
ooitoii « o l ii li ohi lior »on Joseph limi
In» « i t o i» wn u u tl) ili ni ti r>pokaue
Uoapilsl
2. T. Fox ter oiinio ito« ii froiu Divide
for ilio «ook orni Ito «ii» noi ohi pn n ioti
l>\ In» daugbter, Mi» Snrn Allunili nini
giaiutaoii, Mlioniiiin l'Inipimin
Mi» l ini» Coiinoi »lioppoil ni l'otturo
1 Gru» o Fridtr».
Mr», Wilkiiixou il rovo lo Cottage
1 (im i o Sin iti »Iti \
l\ I Fo»tei \i»itoil Suinluy n 11 li li!»
! lui hot,
l\ Foeter.
Hay Umani Ionio» Tuexdav for l ’or!
i lauti tot n lumi exaumiatioii m forextry
engineering.
Mr» il 1'. là ì liti rii otpMla Ini aulì
.uni daughter, Moli nini (truce, homo
r li II r »li 11 \ noni Baker.
Il li Vaiioi i» »tilt \ory poorlv Ito
lin» lioou umilile lo In* ttbout for ueiirly
t our « ook».
D1SSTON AND KUJADA
(Special to Ilio Heutinel.)
Dot*. II. Tilt* lilIlo duughter of Mr.
»ini Mr». Trin o Mut fieli! i.» »ni forino
«liti u brokeu unii »untarne»! in n fini
Fridav.
E S. itoliloriuun « u » iu fo t tu to
(.trovo on lumino»» Triduo iiflornoon
Among tho.»o in Ilio (trovo from boro
Snuda» «o ro Mr nini Mr». l.aSollo
Stewart, Mr. inni Mr». Fi link Moinlor
»on. Mr. ami Mr». Civile llnxtingx, Mr
and Mr». Alex Luadbcrg, nini .»ir nini
Mr». Sor,;. Suiitll.
(ioorKo Fciliiiiaii and Frank Miunlo»li
of Sau doae, vi»itod over Suini»» « i l li
Mi nini Mr». Ben t’itelier.
Vlex l.undberg oamo down front ilio
Bolioiinti d i ' l i u t Saturday.
Mr. unii Mr». (>gle Ymiug »poni Muli-
day evening al Ilio Innni» of Mrm
Youiig’a parent», Mr. ami Mr». Heu
Piteker.
Mr». K. S. Molderiuan nini duughter
Moria »poni ilio «ook end ut Cottage
Oro v «*.
Mr and Mr». dark llu«tnigx niotorod
to Coburg Saturila», returning Snuda»
Mr and Mr». Bon l'ilo ber and iluiigh
ter. Mr» Ogcl Yoiing, « e r e in l.limono
Monda»'.
DORENA
of Inai «ook «itti boi Ululo, Ilari» Cn»
Ilo, al Bino Mountain.
M r». le o U lig in i in n i o h iliir o n aro » i»
R in g a l Ilio homo of lio r p iu O lila, M i
and M r». N . I.o u ia .
I*. \. I.iinlatrom puro lui »od
loaiii II few ila»» ago.
a
fino
M i and M r» T o n y D e ta g u u rd i re
lu ru e d \ \ o d iio a d a » fro lli M ili C n » and
» »ili »poiid Ibo « n it o r boro.
POULTRY
’
mis
Wni k on Ilio 0alivoli riunì 1.» prozio»»
mg uieolv.
Mi. Senior, ouunt» »ubimi auporvl»or,
WINTER QUARTERS FOR HENS
» iaiteil lite »0I100I» Monda»
Mi». I'I i 1 ì»tina Tlnllip», ol l.oona. 1»
xpcndiug a fon dava »vitti lior luotber, j F o w ls Should Not Us Given S am s
»Ir» \\
M ( i o n i 00.
Ground They H a v e Ueen Ru nning
Mr alni Mr» U alter Koliin»un »peni
Over All Summer.
tbe «ook oliti «illi Mi» l{nlnn»nii ’» par
•ata, Mi
and Mi»
\i Miller
Mr Mi Dolo and »011 llarrv » lailoil
Sanila»’ ut ilio John Holiinaon homi'.
H 11. I.00 and fallili», fnruierlv of
ibi» plaoe, lato o f Oakland, pti»»ed
1 brinigli boro ti ila» or Imi avo 011 rinite
lo Pori land, »»bere Ilio» »»ili roani».
Mi»» Km uhi l.otiug rotiirned lo Ku
l(eno \Vo»liie»dav nitor a \ 1 » 11 bore »vitb
ber paloni», Mr and Mi» George l.ong
• *• l"» 4»»i
P E D IG R E E AND G U A R A N TEE.
An niilniHl Is like u machine
T o make a good maehliie re­
unites Hmt each part be of good
material ami Just the right
»»eight uml strength. The good
unlmal must have Its parts devel­
oped In the right proportion to
make the type desired,
The
adaptability o f u maehliie and
the proportioning of Its parts can
be largely determined by bailing
at It. However, the make o f the
maelilne Is the guarantee as to
Its possessing or lacking quality.
Likewise lu the antmiil u good
deul tali he determined us to Its
type by looking ut It. its real
quality, however, cannot tie de­
termined In this »»ay. T o get at
this It becomes necessary to go
further buck. The quality »»as
put Into the unlmul by Its par
ents, Its grund|>areuts. Us great
grandpareuts. etc*. This makes
It Important to kuow that all
these parents hud quulltles that
would contribute to the uiaklug
o f u good unlmul of the type
»»anted. A pedigree Is a scheme
for keeping truck of the parents
of an unlmul. It Is u guarantee
o f »»hat Is huck of the uiitmul. of
what has contributed to Us
make-up.
It Is this fact that
makes the purebred unlmul valu­
able.— North Dukuta Experiment
Station.
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HOARDERS OF SUOAR
ARE TO BE PUNISHED
To brt'VPMt Itoiinlhig o f augur ft»y
■»liorl Night«*«! or uii|mti loll«' indi\ h I iiii I n ,
VcliHg i V<l«'rnI Ku«ul \«liuiiiÌMtrutoi \\
K. Nt'W«'ll
I NNtil'll IIIMlrtH'llnllN to ull
tli«* 1 «■ tH11 uroi't'ri« of Uncoil, r«**trietina
i l « Niiltf ot
r i « n follow«:
Httl«*« to f it in 1 1 v «'«»tiNiiiiHTN Hr«' limiti*«!
10 fl.OO lot n , mini t«i i(,|t«'iit«iJ only nt
1 t'urMMmbl«* interv i i I n .
K m iiM*rn l i v i n g ut a (IUt*n«'«< f r o m
im r c h i i N i i i u |*« m i i ! n will lit* |»«*111»i11«*«1 to
l » i i i «‘liu to in »5 p o u n d lot«.
l l o t i ' U , i « n H u u r a ti t«
and
ft»iinr«ftiiig
I i o u n i ' n uri* l i m i t «««I to a t«oi « l a y « 1 *«i|>
| d y at « mic piirebuNt*.
S u g a r ntiiill n ot he lifted iin m h 'H d cr
to r Mpct in ! n i i I cn o r to «•nctMiriig«* ili«»
No dock of chickens should go Into n i i I c o f otli«*r m e r e I i i i i m I inc
Winter quarters on tbe same old grouud
I n e x c e p t i « n i a I cuncm w h e r e pUfcb.iN«*iii
they have been running over all sum !i \« « a l g r e a t iliNtMiiccM, N p e e ia l a r i a n g e
liter. Sprinkle lite runs »»Uh lime wu nit* 11 1 n m u v he m ail«' l o r n i i I cn mi p.tck
l o t H j n u c I i NaI cn l o lo* report«*«! w i t h a i l
ter and then tiiru It under either with « le t t iiU to th e I mt« «| Stai«** fo«»d a d m i n
a spade, fork or plow. Itake II smooth i« tia t i« M i at K o r t l a m ! hy th e g r o c e r
11 « in e x c e p t i o n in o n ly
after (he surface has been turned and m a k i n g Name.
the fowls will sts 111 make II Itrm by to he 11111 «I «* in «'I incn w h e r e r e p e a t e d
tnpN fo r u « l« !it io n n ! Niig ar in t h e w i n t e r
their trumping. Where fowls are con­ NiMiNon w o u ld w o r k a 1 «*(« I li a r d N l u p to
diteti In limited rutta, this rule Is luiper ih«* l o i r c h a i e i .
Tit«» ri'Nt 1 ict 1011N w i l l lo* mi t o r c e out il
alive for complete sanitation. (Mi litrg
•r runs It should be done If possible. f u r t h i T n o t ic e .
I V i ' moiin d i N c o v c r c d h o a r d i n g Niig ur al«»
Tbe chicken house should be gone N iih je e t to til'll a l l y fo r olmt 1 net m g lh«*
over «U h 11 hose or with u good puiup 11 «Iin 1 n 1 n I 1 a t l o l l o f th«* fo od «'«mlrot l i w ,
uti li th e h o a r d e d N ilg a i in N iih |e c t to c mi
f incut ion.
1
W IL L ANMWKK QULMTIONH
ABOUT ARMY ANO NA VY
\ nn Ì m I ant H u r g e o i i J . S. H n u i i u u u , I
S . l i a s y, aii«l < m e t Iloti ( n w u i i i n M u ttf
O. W u r n e i v\ 1 11 be h e re h a t i m l u ) l o r
1 lie p iu p o N c ut g i v i n g lie«* i n f o r m a t i o n
11* a l l I a on «' w h o at«' 111 d o u h l un |«t a n y
«•I tit«' p r o \ iNioiiN ut th«* new «trutt m l,
w h o li i u K i n c l i e r i th a t « la y , an«! a l i o
un to tlii* lo w i n q u i n i n e I u w n i « m m e n « » I
1 ne u n i i ) a m i n u v y .
ft Uey w i l l t i e e l y
u i i n W c i
un> ot her i|tieMt i o i i n t h e y an*
u h le to in i c g i i r i l to u 11 > o t h e r te a tu tt f
o f a 1 u i \ a n i l n u t > w o r k an«l th«* I u w n
g o v e r n i n g the Name.
I'hoN«* w h o w i n I i to
Him w w net her or u«*t t h e y ar«' p h y N i « n l
fty i n !« m th e a r m y «*r u u t v ««ill to g iv
err 1 1 «** « x iiiuiiiuti*M iN upon rci|iicMt a n d
w i t h o u t o h l l g u I i « mi u p o n th e p a r t ot the
petNiMl I & u i u n t f d to |« m 11 h i m h i unt il ol
th e Her vie**.
Apply Tar and I'cuthen
Hug**, « «»lu., I>e*
i
ll« nr> OuiNt-b,
n ii i*l 1*1 lie a O e n v e r 1111111, w h n N e i/e d l*y
a ntolr *«t « i t i / e u « h e re t o n i g h t , fo llo w
n i g u l h g e d p ro 1 0 1 m a n u t l e m u r p N t,y
li n n N trip p e d to t h e w u iM m i d a «*«i»t u(
tar m id le a th e rn a p p lie d . I lm ( h ilh iu g
w a n put on o \ e r th e t u r a n d h«* wu«
p l a c e d 011 a l l e n t e r h o u i u l
tra in
m
c h a r g e o f an u r in e «! g o u r d li m n e d Km
ner, w i t h iiiNtru« tituiN th a t he he t u r n d
o v e r t«> th e f»*«|etal u u fh o riti« ** at ft>* n
iSiiecial to The Sentinel.)
Open Fro nt Poultry House.
Dec 11. Alisa Elsie McCollum and
All»» Fuv Jennings spent Munduv night
spray to remove the accumulations of
with Mis* Maude Smith at Row Kner
summer geriu-ladeu dust. All the trash
ami attended a party there.
Airs Wavin' Kirk, o f Lynx Ilo ilo»,
should lie t leaiied out ulid spread oil
»pent tbe »»eek end ut tbe home of Mr.
some distant deltl or orchard, and the
and Mr». ,1. II Kirk. She was nccoinpn
doors should he cleaned und sprayed, v er.
un',| by Alins Don» England, ot Cot
1 tut nth w i n Irei e on a htlNinenN t r i p ,
t ’lean, dry litter must he had for the
tage Grove.
a m i d u r i n g th e e v e n i n g hi* r e m a r k » , m
Mr. and Mr». C. Al. Mel.in went to
exercising rooms.
If the cloth <ur- d i c u t i u g p ro «èerniliU N e u t n u e ilt » , it 1«
Eugene Thursday.
tulns are dusty und dingy, lake them Ntti«l, i i u m t n l It in h e a r e r » .
Teu
n»eo
.Mrs. C I). \ mi Valin, who has been
down, sprctid them on the clot lies line, Neiy.e«! JfutNch, h a t u l c i i f f e d h i m , au«l 1 « d
> •
i|tlite sick the past »»eek, is improving.
and spray them with d ea n water until h i m a m i l e «»ut o f t o w n , w h e r e th e t.ir
The Red Cross meeting »»as »»ell a t­
«mi ! eat h e m w«*re n ppii«*«i
A rop e wu»
tended lust Thursday and two new
white iintl clean. The germs of e»n- piftcetl i i r m i m l Inn tu t K a lit i he wtm m u t e
members «e re added.
DEHORN
CALVES
WHEN
YOUNG
tugtouu diseases ure very apt to Huger to ku« 'c l u m l ki»N th e Mturn a n d N t r i p ’»
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. VanSelioituk »»ere
lAuInt h n c lo t h e n w e r e p la ce «! «Ml top
lu the cloth hunglugs. The dropping*
in Eugene Saturdny.
Rev. Large, of Eugene, preached here T re atm ent It P a in le ss If A pplied B e ­ boards should be spread out 011 tbe o f t h e fiuitftier) c o \ e r i u g , uii«t wit!« u
Nig 11, * ‘ « in to B e r l i n , ” on In » h u e k , l e
Sunday evening and attended the Hun-
ground aud scrubbed clean with water w un le*l l o th«* r a i l w a y » t u t u o i , w a**re
fore A n im al* Are Week O ld — D i ­
da\ s c h o o l conference Monday evening
and allowed to dry thoroughly In tbe tie wit* plu« «‘d uh«n«r«l a t r a m in c h a r g e
rections to Follow.
Dorena high school defeated Walker
I urduy night was a victory tor Dorena,
sun. Lime water m u over them at tbe o f ( « u t t i i e h Kai» «*r a n d A l K i t e b , i w u
the score being 33 to 32. The defeat high here Mntiirda» night, the score be
j v«»ung u h i », win* w« re lunfnictetft to r u r n
ua» the result of having to pin» in the mg 33 to 32. The game was followed by By C A U L J U t.N Z K F rrndale. W ash .) lust helps to make them ready for a h i m «»ver iti th«’ f i l l e r 11 1 a i i t b o r t t i e »
dark and the game was mure like fo o t­ a dunce, $13 being realized.
loug
winter's
use.
Y'ouug calves cun be painlessly de­
S. K. Busick returned today to the
ball than basketball.
Fred Witcher aud family were shop soldiers' home at Roseburg, after a visit horned If the treatment Is applied be­
Citfo. Walker Will Luguge In rinhlng
fore they ure oue week old. Anyone
with his daughter, Mrs. C. Al. Alcl.in.
D E LIG H T V A LL E Y .
ping in Cottage Grove Monday.
K n g e n e K c g i n t e i : «*. i )
W a lk e r, %
START
WITH
LITTLE
CAPITAL
Mrs. E. J. Sears, Mrs. Cornutt. Myrtle
¡v y i' ll k n o w n reNliftent «*f W a l k e r » l a t l t i n ,
can do It If they follow directions;
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Witcher aud Bessie Nichols »»ere in the
in p r e p a r i n g t«» o p e n a w lo d e n a le f n h
LORANE
Procure from a druggist a stick of Sm all S hack In B ack Y a rd , Few Good hiiNinenn
Dec. 11.— Lee Nixon and Ernest Soars Grove Saturday.
in Kugt'iH*.
lit* i n t e n d » It* p u l
caustic
sodu
or
caustic
potash—It
usu­
attended the sale at Creswell last Tues
houtn
(*n tlo* N u m i aw a m i I in p t iu u r l v
Mr. aud M _s. Hay Myers were in Cot­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Fowl* and B usiness Is Begun—
day.
ally
comes
lu
stick»
the
Inches
loug
••m
a
n
d
»
h
i
p
t
h
e
f
in
h
d i r e c t l o réugcfie ,
tage Grove Friday.
Dec. 11. Mr. and Mr*. Horace Hutb
Attend to Details.
Prank Adney and family attended
tin uce d i a t r i l t u l r n g t h e m t«* t h e o u t » id e
crlind und Mrs. Etta Hunk at tended aud tin* size o f 11 lead pencil. Now
p o i n t » f r o m th m t i t )
conference in "Eugene Wednesday and
MOUNT VIEW .
grange here Saturday.
d i p the hair off over the place where
Thursday.
What most always attracts people to
M r . W a l k e r p l a n » to h a v e t h e ft«h
Sam King visited home folks over the
the horn call be felt. After tills Is the poultry business Is Ihc fact that e r i n e n t u r n o v e r t b e t r c u t d i «•ii« h u io r n
Mrs. Clyde Wright and son Thomas,
(Special to The Sentinel.)
week end.
o f Walker, visitea at the M. A. Horn
Dec. 11.— Mr. and Mrs. I. J. Beidler
Warren Crowe, who has been in the dnlshed. wash with soup und wuter one ran stint with little capital. A lit­ m g a f t e r t h e y a r e t h r o u g h w i t h *h *»r
home Monday.
and daughter Kathleen were Cottage hu-pital, returned home lust week.
n i g h t ' » w o r k , iu N f c u d o f p l u « i n g ",hi'Ui
tle shuck In the back )nnl, a few good io « o h i N to ra g c a» in now d«»ue, a n d w i l l
Jess Tucker, o f Mabel, visited with Grove visitors Saturday.
Airs. Ida Tillman was a Cottage Grove
Bessie Nichols Sunday, returning to M a­
C. W. Sears and Brison Sears were visitor last week.
fowls, und tbe business 1» begun. Hui'h n h ip t h e m fo K u g e u e on tin* t r a i n w h i c h
bel Monday morning.
out in the hills hunting cuttle Sunday.
James Sutherland and E. C. Lock-
a start bus been the beginning of uiuiiy a r r i v e » h e re at ft;.i 5 o ' c l o c k i n th e ufter-
Will Hall and family and Mrs. George
W. D. Heath and Marion Lowry went wood, o f Cottage Grove, motored to Lo
n o o n . thtiN a r r i v i n g h e re o u l> a le w
a mun's success lu tlo* poultry Hue, und I h o u r » a f t e r th«'V a r e e u u g h t .
Hall, o f Cottage Grove, visited Tues­ to Cottage Gro»e Saturday.
rime Saturday.
some
of
the
greatest
poultry
successes
day at the Nixon home.
Miss Marie Oliver »pent Sunday with
I.at«*r « mi it in th e in t e n t io n o f Mr.
Chuiiricey ami Alva Da» is and Cbux.
Miss Bertha Neat, o f Saginaw, spent her parents at Walden.
lu the country have bud ihelr start In W alker to e«|Uip a bout for «lee 11 »ea
Sanderson attended M. W. A. lodge m
Sunday with Miss Ruby Keene.
Mis» Edna Sears and I.arry Brum­ Eugene Saturday night.
f
Ì
N
h i n g a m i e n g a g e in «utchiug h a l i b u t
(Ills way. ttf course, they supplement­
Max Sears was out o f school a few field, o f Cottage Grove, were Sunday
d o r th«* tra«l«'. ft'hcre are halibut bank»
The granger» will give a dance Sal
ed their Sturt with Intelligent effort, at­ j n «*\e r n l i i i i I cn o f f tlo* eoiiNt that ar«* «inly
days with poison oak.
guests o f Mr. and Mrs, C. W. Sears.
unlay night, the proceeds o f which will
tention to all tbe details, and sound a w a i t i n g development.
Safley and Shattock shipped a car
Mr. aud Mrs. Fred Frost and »on be donated to Sixth company's coin
load o f hogs to Portland Thursday. Mr. Harry, o f Blue Mountain, visited Sun puny fund.
business Judgment.
You enu do the
Shattock accompanied the shipment.
day at the S. E. Lowry arid W. D
Air»» Alary Davis visited her sister,
same.
T e a c h e rs ' E x a iu liia t lo u s.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibler and son Hal mo­ Heath homes.
Mrs. Horace Sutherland, Friday and
tored to the Hopper home and spent
Teacher»' exaiinnatioiis f o r
l.u u v
Mrs. C. W. Sears was in Cottage Saturday.
Sunday.
I county will tic liclil ut the Y' M. F. A.
Grove Saturday.
Ronald Stroup has been absent front
PROPER
FEEDING
IN
WINTER
I
I
•
1111
•
11111>
in
Eugene,
com
me
nc
mg
nt it
Hal Gibler and Otto Nichols attended
Mr. and Mrs. Art Demurest and Earl st-hool for several days.
a. in. oil \ V 1 1 1 -»it 1. y , December itt, uml
“ The Girl Without a Chance’ ’ in Cot­ lsbmael motored to Eugene Sunday
Airs. J. \V. King and family visited
tage Grove Wednesday night.
Jean Mosby aud L. R Long, o f Cot relatives in Cottage Grove over Sunday.
P ractice of Confining F ow ls to House j lusting four «lavs. Hclu-dulc o f time
Mrs. C. Conner was in Cottage Grove tage Grove, spent Sunday at the W. D
j when subjects will be given may be sc
Mi and Mra Boy C astor and \lr-
D u rin g Cold W eather Neces­
1 urcil on aiqilymg to
Friday.
Heath home.
Walter Ivans were Cottage Grove visit
sitates E x t r a Care.
Mrs. Keene and daughter were shop
Air. Cox visited Sunday at the C. W. ors last week.
•I*» I t
F J. IIINlKK, Hu|icriatcmlcnt
ping in the Grove Saturday.
I Sears home.
Aliss Ida Chamberlain, who hud been
Young H olstein C a lf.
Orval Hopper was one o f the bunch
Airs. I. J. Beidler, Hr., o f Cottage visiting friends und relati»es here, re
The general practice o f confining the
that attended the dance at Mabel Sat- Grove, spent Sunday at the home of turned to her home at the Grove Hut Ur
and thoroughly dry with a towel. Tuke laying stock to the house durlug the
urday night.
j Air. and Airs. I. J. Beidler, Sr.
day.
winter necessitates extra care and at­
The basketball game at Dorena Sat
Airs, B O. Crow and Airs. John Ish
W. H. Lackey and Charles .Miller are the stick o f caustic und wrap some pu-
repairing the telephone line between per urouud the end (but Is to be held tention If good results ure to be bad. Braluaril it Evans, Real Estate and Iu
here and Cottage Grove.
In the hand. Now moisten the other The houses must be kept clean uud tbe
suranci1, tunlicr land», mining |>ro|>
Aliss Clarissa Jackson spent tbe week end uud rub on each clipped spot al­ birds supplied with the Important feeds erty, larming |iriq>crty, city property
end with home folks.
oltfe
they find on the range. Plenty o f min­ and lumber,
Airs. Fannin, who has been very ill, ternately, two or three times, ullowtng
erals.
In
the
form
of
grit
uud
shell,
and
City
Meat
Market
waats
eggs,
chick
time for It to dry between each appli­
is now considerably improved
Reduced round-trip fates to Cali­
eus, dressed veal. We pay cush. a'Jlf
cation. Don’t get the stick too wet a liberal supply of green feed must be
SILK CREEK
fornia, Oregon, Washington and
aud rub only where the horu Is to up- provided lu uddltlon to the regulur Wood wanted In exchange on anbacrlp
Exercise Is best supplier! by
pear, because If It gets on the sur­ feeds.
tion or printing. The Hciitinid. tfpd
Idaho points will enable you to go
(Special to The Sentinel.)
feeding
the whole grains lu a deep
rounding
skin
It
will
eat
the
tlesb
Dec. 11.— Airs. Ruth Sprague returned
For Bale City property with home gar
home for Christmas and New
to her home at Coburg Thursday after away and cause pain. After the treat­ litter of struw.
den, orchard, outbuilding», etc. Wish
! a short visit with friends here.
Years.
ment protect the calves from ruin, as
Air. Post returned from Yoncalla the
to
trade even for close in, iinencumb.yetl
water on the head will cause the j WATER SUPPLY HELPS EGGS
! last of the week.
pine e, K. J. Leu 111.
nv!5 jan!7pd
Raymond Wilson left .Monday for caustic to run on the surrounding ’
j <'hitwood.
skin.
Auto m atic Fo u n ta in I* Moat S a n ita ry Wanted Good milk cow to board for
Airs. S. H. Lindt anil baby son were
her milk. I. A. Kumtalt.
n2Mdl.'l|m
Sale dates to California points
W a y of G iv in g Hen* W ate r D u r ­
brought home from the hospital Mou
day.
Incubators
for
Bale
Am
going
to In
ing
W
inter
Seaton.
ESSENTIAL TO LIFE OF SOIL
December 21st to 23rd and 2.0th
Air. and Airs. Gibler, o f Delight Val
I ntiill mammoth incubator, so wish to
ley, were guests Sunday at the Hopper
sell four smaller mnrhinr». (tame mid
to 28th, inclusive. Return limit
Plenty o f pure, fresh wuter should see them. W. Robison, Fifth mid (juin
home. They report fresh lettuce anil ripe More Vegetation Muat Be T u r n e d U n ­
January 15th.
lie supplied dully. An automatic drink­ cy.
tomatoes from their garden.
deed tlpd
der to Repla ce T h a t Burned O ut
L. K. Slagle, John Ashby and Charles
ing fountulu Is the most suultary way
by
H
e
a
t
of
Sun.
Miller worked on the telephone line
of supplying water. In cold weather, Btrayed Oue 2 year old Durham heifer
with short stubby horns; branded t)
I Monday.
»vheu the water uiuy freeze qub-kly, on hip. John Overnnlser.
rlti 1,‘lc
Miss Pearl Ashby spent the week end
The
time
has
com
e
when
we
muat
Sale dates between all stations in
the dltlb-ully inuy tie overcome by heat­
' with .Matilda Matthyre at the Jesse
turn under more vegetation to replace
Trunnel home on Coast Fork.
ing the wafer. The fouutulu being air 8 acres 1 mile southwest of Cottage
Oregon and from all stations in
Grove, all fenced, all cleared; lair
Air. and Airs. B. W. Garner were in that burned out by the heat of the sun tight, except tin- space from which the
house, water piped tu house; hearing
! the Grove on business .Monday.
Oregon to stations on other lines
and Intense cultural methods. Vege­
Air. and Airs. W G. Bittmger spent table matter Is essential to the life hens get the supply, the wuter re- family orchard mid »mull fruit; 2 cows
in Oregon, Washington and Idaho
tualus warm suflb lently long for them I pig; feed for nearly to spring; wood
Monday evening at the J. F. GildersleVe
and yield o f the soil. Regardless of
home
to get ull they wish. The enn, how­ in shcil for winter. All for $S28, or
December 22nd to 25th, inclusive.
■tjmi for pince ubine if tu ken before
( ’. E. Woods arid Mr. Clevenger were the amount o f plnutfood In the soil,
ever,
should be emptied every day, to New Years. No traile. Lock Box 367.
in town the first o f the week
Return limit January 3rd.
before a good yield ran be expected
keep
It
from
being
Injured
by
frost.
Cottage
Grove.
dtl 20p<l
O. C. Luchterhand hauled some house
hold goods to the Grove .Monday and the laud must have enough orguulc j
Fine well bred d r lv ln
matter to make It light, mellow and ^
horse. Will let
| »hipped them to their owners, the Nix
out for keep. W.
White, A rende
o ils , who left some months ago for Mil
friable. The first essential Is vegeta­ DUST BATH VERY IMPORTANT
I lien ter.
dii 2Dpd
Ask nearest S. P. Agent for
I ton. Wash.
tion. then moisture, und next cultiva­
Al. F. B a b c o c k and It W. Garner
particulars
tion.
Do
not
be
too
persistent
In
Common Road Du al W ill Answ er P u r ­ For Bale 2H0 acre stock ranch, or will
| worked on the telephone line Tuesday.
trade for simili nrrengc close to Cot
leaving the fields clean. A few weeds
Airs L. B. Slagle and Mrs. W. G. Bit
pose— Place In Hen House W here
Inge Grove. Box MM, Cottage Grove.
| tinger visited Tnursday at the H M. m ay not be altogether objectionable.
Sun C a n Reach It.
Oregon.
<113 27p<l
! Dame wood home.
John M. Scott
J. C. HENRY, Agent
WANT
ADS.
Wanted -Nanny goats.
X Y, Sentinel.
decl.lpd
H oliday
Fares
C alifornia
O regon
W a s h in g to n
Id a h o
General Passenger Agent
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
dec13-20
Another Cousin Killed In France.
Do not forget that the hens need
Mrs. I -eon Desl.nrzes Ims received
word o f the denth o f another o f her a dust (mth. Common road dust tvi'l
(Special to The Sentinel.)
cousins, James Allen, somewhere in ( suffice for this purpose. At your tlrst
Dee. 11.— The ladies o f the Red Cross France. Mr. Allen hml been fighting in
auxiliary inct Wednesday. An interest the trenches for two years and be- \ opportunity gather a barrel o f dry
dust from the road ami place It In
irig talk was given by Airs. H. R. Job, longed to a New Zealand regiment.
or Cottage Grove. The sewing for the
the hen house In a well-made dust box
past two weeks was turned in. It con
A live community wants a live news­ where the aim's ruys enn reach It
sisted o f three pairs o f mittens. 12 pairs paper. There can be no live newspaper
An occasional
of hospital socks, three suits of pajamas without the support o f those who wish throughout the day.
adding of uahes from the stove will
aud sis knitted mufflers.
such a newspaper. Are you doing your
Mrs. Henry Miller visited a few days bit?
••• I keep it in good condition.
D IV ID E
For Bala Mare, harness and buggy in
good shape. Will trade for hay, row,
or anything I can use. W. Robison, 5th
a nd Qnlncy,
<113 “ 1 pd
For Bale— Ladles' winter coat; good as
new. Mrs. G off, 231 Hixth HI. d ! 3 p »
For 8ale Four good milk cows R A.
Wheeler 5N miles on Lorane r o u t e .