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outs, will be left without an issue or be
put in the embarrassing position of try
mg to steal Moser's thunder.
Anderson, the “ d r y " candidate,
would make a first class governor, but
prohibition is now a dead issue, and it
seems as if his candidacy would help,
rather than hurt, the Moser candidacy.
The contest at this moment seems to
be between Moser and Oleott, and when
it is learned that the election of Oleott
means that Geo. Chamberlain will re
sign to take a federal job and that Ol
eott will appoint West to the senator
ship, his candidacy will flatten out.
While many changes m the situation
¡are possible between now and the May
primaries, is is certain that at the pres
cut moment Moser dominates the field.
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H1NGS WE THINK
T O M RED CROSS
MEMBERSHIP
IS 1030
COTTAGE GROVE IS LEADER
IN LEADING COUNTY
OF THE STATE
(Concluded from lust week'
\shby, Miss liti/el.
Glass, Roy W.; Glaus, Mrs. Roy \\ ■
Randolph, Geo. S ; Rend. IV; Rich
inoiid. Albert A ; Kiehmoiid, Mrs. \t
A woman can lu* unreasonable on the liert \.; Roberts, Mrs. Rieliurd; Kiteh
ey, Albev; Rawlings, Rufus; Rawlings,
moat reasonable kiuii ol pretext.
LEGAL B A T E S
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Saruh E.: Rodgers, Mis. l.uey A.; Kill
He a line for single insertion; 5c a line
There are a lot of things to be righted stoti. Mis. I. \ ; Ralston L. A.; Roll
for subsequent insertions up to uud in
cluding a total of four insertions; 5c a ill the soeial ami political world, and iuson, Mrs. Allie; Raich, C. A.; Resale,
line flat for all notices running five in every candidate thinks he is the man Mis.; Ralston, Mrs. F. ('.; Rudolph,
Herman; Ritchey, J . M ; Ritchey, Per
sertions to ten insertions; 4c a line flat ordniued by God to do the job.
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iv : Randall, Mis. I. v : Randall, 1. X ;
for notices running over ten insertions.
Anyone who eau win the line of little Rohde, Mrs. hjixabeth.
Member of
Skaggs, Mateel; Svveanv, Hell; Smith,
children is not wholly bad aud is choos
National Editorial Association
mg company that will have a good m Mabel; Stratford, J . C.; Hears, Mrs.
Oregon State Editorial Association
.lames W.; Shelburn, Mary; Sears, Mrs.
Willamette Valley Editorial Association fluencc upon him.
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Kate; Sii>l>y , Elizabeth; Stlsby, John:
Lauo County Publishers' Association
Sometimes we are not appreciative Smith, S. R ; Sherman, F. R.; Slagle,
E K.: Shinn, C. M ; Shinn, Mrs. C. M.;
euough of what we do not get.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 1®, 1918
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Stoneberg, Mrs. Phoebe J . j Sams, J . ;
Swanson, Mrs. A. W.; Spriggs, Mrs.
Buoys are neuter gender.
NAIL THE FLAG TO THE PLOW.
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Clinton; Spriggs, Mrs. M IV; Shay,
Down iu Central America they have Marjorie: Sears, Edna; Scholl, Mrs IV
Nail the flag to the plow —
revolutions instead of presidential dec J . ; Scholl, D. J . ; Stewart, Amos; Sut
The country needs grain
clift'e, Mrs. Robert; Sutehife, Mrs.;
tious—ami find it cheaper.
While the sailor boys guard
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Sutcliffe, Robert; Short, Roy
E.;
The tracks of the main.
Wheu a political purty is “ i n ' ' too Spriggs, A. C.; Spray, Mrs. I.cla; Ster
God gave you the fields
ling, Mrs. 1).; Sanford, Mrs. W. I'.;
long it gets found out.
And the sun with its light;
Spray. Mary E.; Spray, J . F.; Shinn,
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Then double their yields
A person can't expect to collect hi* 11 J . ; Smith, Elbert; Suuuer, \iinii;
While the sailor boys fight.
Siintier. Mary; Snauer, Henry; Slimier,
thoughts uulo» he has some out.
Myrtle: Snauer, R A : Sutherland, Ja s.;
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Nail the flag to the plow—
There is only one thing lower thau a St helling, Carolyn: Sylvester, Florence
The soldiers must eat
nonentity—that's -sm ex-v ice president. Eddy; Stephens, Mrs.; Seott Lottie;
While defending the trenches
Southward, Mis.; Southward, Kpha;
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Or suffer defeat.
Skilling
Edwin; skilling, Wm : Short
The man who doesn't collect his bills
You can help the brave soldier
is about us bad ius the oue who doesn 't ridge. \irs. W. W.; Smith, Mis. Elbert;
At this time of his need
pay his bills—aud both lire usually Smith lfrs. \ It.; Stewart, C E . 8l
By increasing your acres
art. Mrs f . E.; Stewart, A. J . ; Stewart.
found iu the same person.
And planting more seed.
Mrs. A. J . ; Sutcliffe, Dr.; Silsbv,
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Katherine; Silsbv, Mrs. John; Smith,
It
is
impossible
to
fight
for
the
right
Nail the flag to the plow—
Mrs. S. H.; Stocks, Ida; Stennet, Mrs.
without forcing someone to defend the M. IV; Sehneider, J o e ; Smith, Glen;
Your children und wife
wrong.
Must be saved from starvation
Skei, Alfred; Stouffer, Lydia; Short,
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While the world is in strife.
Mrs. Kate; Simpson, Mrs. C. W.; Sun
No
person
ever
gets
so
high
in
the
Your duty is plain;
ford, W. C.; Sanford, P et; Silsbv, Es
mental
world
that
be
is
not
benefited
Your mission is grand;
ther; Silsbv, Helen; Swengel, lte r t;
once iu awhile by performing labor with Swengel, Mrs.; Sterling, IV; Swanson,
Each man is a hero
his hands.
Who's tilling the land.
A. W. (one thousandth member).
Trask, S S . ; Trask, Mrs. S. S.; Trask,
Love
costs
little
and
pavs
big
divi
Y’ou say you're too old
Burdick; Thompson,
Ella;
Teeters,
dends.
To fight with a gun;
Joyce; Thompson, Mrs. Louise; Tiller,
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Then work in the fields
Thomas J . ; Tnvlor, Clifford; Taylor,
A healthy man is too busy enjoying Kendrick; Taylor, Katherine; Taylor,
Till the setting of sun
himself to worry about his liver.
And show to the world
Alfred; Turpin, Mrs. E. K.; Thornton,
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By the sweat on your brow
Mrs.; Tyson, Mrs Carrie; Tyson, Alfred;
The phonetic spelling movement Tyson, A. II.; Tompkins, Nils E.; Teet
That you're serving your country
seems to have been spelled off.
With a flag on your plow.
ers, Mrs, Geo.; Thompson, Mrs. Arrh;
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—Selected.
Thompson, V V.; Turpin, W. M.; Trask,
Children who raise the roof are better Bert; Trask, Mrs. Bert; Trask, Ray;
than those who have no other ambition Tucker, L. M.; Turk Mrs. Amelia; Tay
W IL L YOUR NAME B E TH E R E ?
than to sit iu the parlor with the com lor, J . II.; Taylor, Mrs. J . U.; Trow
puny with their hands folded.
britlge, W. A.; Tillotson, L. E.
When the story of the war is written
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Umphrey, Donald; I'mphrey, C. H.;
and it develops that Uncle Sam won
It is reported that a congressman is Uiuphrey, Mrs. C. E.
because the boys in the trenches were to have his right hand amputated, lie'll
Vcatch, Mrs. I. II.; Ventch, I. II.;
backed to the last ditch by the folks at lose his grip with the people.
Vcatch, J a s .; Veatcb, Katie; Veatch,
home, will your name be on the list of
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Raymond; Vincent, Rex; VanDenburg,
those who came across f
Opportunity is sometimes a delicate
When it is told that Uncle Sam won thing. Doii "t land on it so hard that ('has.; Veatch, Oliver; Van Nortwick,
E. H.; Veatch. Mrs. Oliver; Veatch Ida;
the war because the folks at home you crush the life out of it.
Veatch. Marie; Y incen*, M rs.; Vnel><ii-
bought liberty bonds and thrift stamps
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burg. Mr>. Mary; VanOenburg, Eunice;
and gave the use of their money for the
This is the day especially set aside
purchase of shells and ammunition, will for doing that good deed you have been Veatch, John; Veatch, Mrs. John;
Veatch. Sylvia; Veatch, Sibyl; Vincent,
your name be found on the honor roll! putting off so long.
Mrs. J . (i.; Watch, K. M.: Veatch, S.
When the boys who come home tell
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C.; Watch, Enid; Ventch, Wayne;
of how, when sick and wounded, they
Courtesy is hard to cultivate. It is Ventch. Wanda.
were tenderly cared for by the Red something that l^ts to be in a man s nil
Woodard, Walter; Whiteley, C. K.;
Cross, will your name be found among turc to be healthy.
Wyatt, Mrs. M F.; Whitlock, H. 1».;
those who gave what they could ?
Walker, Mrs. Alma; Willaon, Ed. A ;
When the boys who went “ over the
Card of Thanks.
Wendt, Dr. H. M.; Wyatt, Dale; Wood,
t o p " come home to tell of the comforts
We wish to express our thanks to the
given them by the Y. M. C. A., will many friends who were so kind to us Mrs. Dora; Williams, Sid; Wright, J .
your name be found on the roll of those during the illness and death of our Gordon; Williams. Lee; Walton, Dan;
who gave their support to this great in daughter, sister and granddaughter, E r Wheeler, Maud; Woollev, Mrs. K. lb;
Woolley, It lb; Wilson, Mrs. J . J . ;
stitution?
nestine Morgan.
Welsh, Alice; Woodruff, Frank; Wil
When the boys who come back tell of
MRS. M. M. MORGAN
son, Mrs. L. O.; Wilkinson. Mrs. E. V.;
the comfort given them by Red Cross
AND CHILDREN,
Wallace, Ja s.; Woodson, O. K.; Wilson,
sweaters, mufflers and socks, and of jlOpd
MRS. W. J . GARDNER.
,f. J . ; Wheeler, T. ('.; Wilcox, Minnie;
how their wounds were stopped and
White, Alfred; White, Elsie; Warlike,
bandaged with dressings made by patri ♦ ----------------------------------------------------- i
I„; Walker, Ewing; W’itherwox, Julin;
otic Red Cross women, will your name I
Willis, Mrs. O. O.; Whipps, Mrs. F. A.;
HONOR GUARD NOTES.
be among those who gave of their time
Wheeler, Mrs. Eloise; Woolley, Orren;
as much as they could?
Willard, O. II.; Willard, Mrs. O. H.;
When the war is won, will you feel
that you have done your duty as well
New members this week are Pearl White, Mrs. W. J . ; Woodard, Airs. A.
I..; Wilson, W. O.; Wheeler, M. M.;
as the boys in the trenches did theirs?
Whiteley and Florence Sylvester.
Wheeler, Mrs. M. M.; White, Mrs V.
When the roll is called of those who
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It.: Widdersheim, lira, E ; Wendt, Mrs.
gave of their money aud time, will your Our Uncle Ham cries o'er the land,
H. M.; Wallace, Mrs. H. I,.; Wooodruff,
name be there?
“ O, who will lend a helping hand
Mrs. Frank.
Are you satisfied with the manner in Toward the nation in times so h ard ;“
Young, J o e ; Young, Mrs. V eta;
which you are backing the boys who The answer comes back, “ The Honor
Young, Wanda; Young, Mr«. J . E.
are fighting for you?
Guard.”
From Elgin, Ore.
Black Butte.
Crane, Margaret; Crane, Earl; Crane,
DOMINATING THE FIELD.
A number of young people met one
afternoon this week and picked over Mrs. Earl; Currin, Lynch; Champagne,
Politicians and wise ones are begin the Honor Guard beans at the O. L. Nellie; Coffman John; Cellers, Greene;
ning to realize that within a week's Nichols home. A jolly good time was Churchill, Floyd; Cellers, W. R.; Cel
time Gus C. Moser has assumed a com enjoyed and considerable work was lers. Sybil; Day. L. P.; Gregory, Alton;
manding position as a candidate for the accomplished. The party consisted of Harkman, ('. II.; Wynne, Armand; Wat
republican nomination for governor.
Misses Juanita Short, Martha and kins, E. J . ; Phillips, Hob; Shirey, ('has.;
It had been previously acknowledged Thelma Wilkinson, Ruth 1’helps, Lela Spangenberg, Lee; Bradford, Walter;
that he would carry Multnomah county Ferguson, Belle Burkholder, Mrs. Lee Mills, Guy.
by a plurality of 7,000 to 10,000 and Tennis, and Francis Lacey.
Divide.
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now his bold defiance of the paving
Burkett, Paul; Martinelli, Angel;
trust has won him thousands of votes
A very successful dance was given by Perini, M.; Mackey, J . A.; Mackey, T.
throughout the state that he could not the Honor Guard New Y e a r’s eve. Cred A.; Hawley, Homer; Hawley, Alesa;
otherwise have hoped to get.
it for this is due to Miss Ruth Jorgen Hawley, Mrs. J . H.; Perini, Angelo;
People in Lane county, for example, son, chairman of the committee, and her Perini, Mrs. Angelo; FI«-1i, Alex; Helime,
are beginning to believe that the state efficient helpers, Hildred Hall, Myrtle Tuigi; Jackson, N ; Pnsini, Toni; Lewis,
is not getting a square deal in the ex Swanson, Susie Witherwox and Trysta Mrs. N.; Mathers, Mary; Del.ong, Mrs.
penditure of the six-million-dollar bond Martin. We wish also to thank Miss II. A.; Darby, J H.
issue and that Lane county, in partic Mabel McFarland who, although not an
Doran a.
ular, is being discriminated against. Honor Guard, very kindly assisted us in
Bales, Florence; Maker Louise; Ha
Moser’s demand that the promises made taking tickets. Misses Stella Coffman ker, I). M.; Barnhart, 'I'iielma; Beals,
the people be carried out or hard-surfac and Muriel Shay presided in a capable Mary I,.; Beals, (,'. W.; Hsles, I'. H.;
ing stopped, should carry Lane county manner at the punch booth.
Bales, Naomi; Chrisman, W. W.; ( ’rites,
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for him by a handsome plurality. His
Alice M.; Chrisman, Anna; Doolittle,
demand for a dollar’s worth of paving
The Honor Guard will lend their aid Hugh; Doolittle, Anna; Teeters, Cora;
for every dollar spent should carry for to the Affiliated Societies for War Re Doolittle, Caroline; England, Mrs. Clay;
him everyone of the many counties that lief, which organization includes all Elliott,
Sara h;
England,
D.
I,.;
voted against the bonds, and already young people, both girls and boys, of Bales, Daisy; Kirk, Fern; Kirk, Emit L.;
Moser is receiving encouragement from Cottage Grove. Saturday, January lit, Garoutte Alex; Kirk, Allen; Kelly, An
many road boosters in counties which we will conduct an old 'clothes drive. tlin; Kirk, ( *ra; Kelly, Alta; Kirk, B er
voted in favor of the bonds but are dis All old clothes will be forwarded to tha; Kirk, Emmet; Land H. I.; Land,
satisfied with the manner in which Seattle to be sent to war sufferers in Mary; Land, Oiren; Land, O m i; Lund,
the money has been spent.
Armenia. Collect all your old clothing, M. A.; Land, A. M.; Land, Kate; Mi-
Moser’s declaration has served to still fit for use, and a committee will Kin ley. A. M ; McKinley Mrs. Mamie;
place him upon a pinnacle while at the visit you Saturday to obtain same.
McCullom, Ib'ii; Montcith, S. A.; Me
same time putting the other candidates
The A. S. F. \V. K. will give a cafe Kinley, R. A.; Messenger, Mrs. W. J . ;
in a whole.
teria supper Saturday, January I!», from Messenger, Edith; Negley, B. F.; Neg
Withycombe will be forced to defend 5 to H p. m., at K. of P. hall on Main ley, Emma; Prince, Mrs. II. E.; Peter
the actions of his appointees on the street. An entertaining program will son, Clarence; Bedford, Edwin; Robin
highway commission, and by so doing be given after the supper. Everybody son, K. K .; Bedford, Jam es; Teeters,
he will lose the farmer vote which nom welcome. Your money’s worth guaran llenettn; Teeters, ('has.; Teeters, John;
inated him four years ago and which teed. Misses Juanita Short, Thelma Wil Thomason, Lee; VanHeboiaek, Jennie;
already was slipping from him.
kinson. Ruth Phelps, Fern Holcomb, E s VanHchoiack, W. P.; VnnHchoisck, C.
Moser has grabbed the most throb ther Jorgenson, Ruth Jorgenson and A.; Van Schoiack, Frank; VanHchoiack,
bing. pulsating issue there is to be Aliee Ga ret son comprise the Honor Sadie; VanVIiet, Hattie; VanValin, C.
grabbed und Oleott, who would be ex Guard committee which will assist in I).; VanValin, Emma; Ward, Norn;
pected, as a West candidate, to land on conducting the supper and entertain Wagner, Lot; Ward, Mrs. A. H.; Hub
the paving trust and other of the inter- ment.
bard, W. M.; Henrickson, Minnie;
Things Others Think and Wh.it We
Thmk of the Th ngs Others Think
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Htiahr, Hattie; Shearer, 11 R ; Nheurer,
ktl
It R.; s i , » 111 . .1 it . s i , « h i .
Mi- J It , Stewart, gira M II , Bleu
art, M m . Scott, Ethel
London.
M.tssi-v, Mat\ F. : M-issev, J . W ,
White, t> \\ ; Heck. Elsie; Keitlilev.
Edit h : Cos. Lena; Cos, Howard; Tow
er, ,\l s. Giant; Small, Carl; lleiggren,
V. V ; lleiggren. Mi- llnnnn; Geer,
Levi; Sutherland, Mis. Geo ; Hanlon,
J . I . Hanlon, Winnie; Keitlilev, Etnei-
noi tlaaaey, Mra W (I . Mteene, lini
old; Jone«. W I,; Hinton, It G : Han
ton. it . Hailes, Emilia; Massey, W. G ;
Powell, C. T.; Small, Flora,
Rujadu.
Him is. Mary; Cameron, Mrs C. (I.;
Stewart, l.nHells; Sanders, Henry.
Saginaw
I n«le\, Mai1; Easley, \\ S ; Hcnston.
Frank ; Conner, Mis. Chau.; Fi«her, E
\ ; Moody, K H ; Myera, Wm \l . Mi
Kee, Mrs. Henry; .loll, J . A.: .loll,
Frank; Johnson, Kaitlctt; Queen, J . I. ;
Queenvr. Mis I ; Shllttork, W. J ; Saf
ley. Mi« Frank; Horn, \l C ; Mutili
iuson, A : Nixon, I M ; Nichols, Clius.;
N.-at. J I' . I 1 < 11 < 11<1 Mr.; 1 •
Mrs.; Pinti, Mrs ; Salley, Frank.
Star.
Cline, 11. S. ; Hosard, ,1. II.; Hositrd,
Ml« ; I tunic w noil, J
E ; Dtiinewood.
Mra J K . Hhaue, H I I . Hay, C It.
Hunt, I. W ; Hunt, Grace E ; Hunt,
John \ ; Kelly, Warten; Mushy, J It.;
Gleason, Clara; Gleason, R. C ; Flishcr,
Frank; Finley. Chas ; Finley, Mnhle;
Finley, Freda; Finley, Clara; Whitman,
\.; Woks, Maini; Wet more, |.c\i;
Thomas, Fred; Phillips, W \.; Phillips,
Mis. \\ \ ; I’tigh, T . ; Pugh, Bore;
Pugh, Noel; Crowley, Mi ; Crowley.
Mrs.; Hri/nn, Mac.
Walker.
Strong, Mi« Orpha; Wright, Fred;
Tellier, Geo.; Porter, It \
Latham.
T'r 11 it 11 •-11, Murray; Truiinell, Jessie;
Trininoli, Mrs Jessie; Trunnell Mrs
John; Trunnell, Juiltr; Hoy ,|, Riletta;
Boyd. Edna ; Boyd, George; Itoyd, Mis
George;
Mattheyer, Matilda; Keyes,
W H.; Keyee, Mra W. H.; Hull, Mis
John; Hull, John 11.; Hull, Leslie; Hull,
Albert; Counts, Mrs. C. F. ; Shtup. E
M.; Sharp, Mrs. E. M ; Kurre, Mrs. C.
\. ; Garoutte, Mrs. Walter; Girroiitle,
Walter; Krattain, Evu; Yearoun, Mrs.
Rosine; White, Ine/.; White, Adella;
White, Mrs N W : White, V W.; \l
len, John; Whitlock, I'. E ; Whitlock,
Mrs. I*. E.; Nichols, A 11 nu; Nichols,
Minnie; Nichols, (River; s\hrcn, Mrs ;
Munniksnin, Mrs.; Jacobson, Mis Geo.;
Chapman, Mr.; Huff, Mrs. J . II ; Fields,
Mrs. M, J . ; Shelbourne, Charley.
Row River
McIntyre, Frank; Wicks, Mrs. C. R ;
Pleuard, Clius.; Anderson, A It. and
family; llnilow-, Fletcher; Tennis, Mrs
II.; Estcrhmnk, H.; Ksterbrook, M ;
Smith, J . A.; Sloan, K.| Childers, \ II ;
Hills, l \. and fumili ; .lories, J I and
family; White, II \ ; Wild. , Mrs. Jos ;
Kerr, Mrs. I'. I..; Potts, It. E.; Garoutte,
Ml \
Mi- M
Scott, li
S.; Plank, C. II.; Plank, Mrs. C. II ;
Doyles, John; Hickson, S. Y ; Melon,
C. II.; McGuire, T. H ; McGuire 11 ;
Magladry, J . S ; Magladry, Mrs J S ;
Stocks, .lose |.|l.
SutiMcrlbiiiK Meditar*.
Shnni*. VV. II ; Mill*. K K.; .Morrell,
J . I*'.; Jewell, Mr*. Nellie; Hills, K. \
I'Iie Ii h t of Iteri
ni erri ber* i»
pririteil trmii :» I i f u r n i s h e r i thè print
or* b\ th»* compitigli comimttee, miri tlie
enrrection of errom »houli! lo* umile
throu^h thè eumpai^n minili 11 tee. The
incmbcr* of t In* min mi t tee bave ¡ri veti
freiriv of their tiinc miri liuve encl«*ae\
t * * givi* :i correi* t li*t for putriteti
timi, l»ut mistakes are ulum»t uimvniri
alile urli«*vi \\««rk of thi» »ort i» coniluct-
•*« I \ olunt » rily l»y tho»e who ni un t »et
iisitlt* flu ir n^ular riaily riutic» in orrier
to givi» fluir »crvice» Yo finir country.
If sa uy error» are rii»covereri they are
thii.» cxplaincri miri will lo» glnrily cor
reiteri il 1 * 11 1 l**ri t * » thè attentimi of thè
eommittee. The Sent nitri offer» it»
»pace freely for thè eorreetion of jinv
error».
Italian Prune Trees.
In till grtirie» miri u complet«» line of
fruit, mit miri ornamental tree»f »bru!»»,
ro»e», etc., for this «tettMon ’» planting
The present outlook in»nre» n continua'
Bad Back Today?
Haekuebe is usually kidney ache and
makes you dull, nervous und tired. I sc
Bonn’s Kidney Pills for weak kidneys
—the remedy recommended by your
friends nnd neighbors.
Mrs. J . J . Moore, Sixth St., Cottage
Grove, says: “ I am more or h'ss sub
jeet to kidney trouble. My back gets
very sore nnd Imne at times nnd during
♦ his misery, my kidneys net irregularly.
1 fee| tired out and depressed generally.
\ftcr I liaii- taken Doan’s Kidney t ills
for a few days my back feels ns strong
as over and my kidneys become nor
mal. ’ ’
Price (>0e, lit nil dealers.
Don’t
simply ask for s kidrn-y remedy— get
Dona’s Kidney Pills the same Mint
Mrs. Moore uses. Foster -M ilburn Co.,
Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
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S h o e s You C an "I rust
C . T h e sc* shoes set the stan d ard for strong,
long w earing work shoes. -
S
tronger
- than - the - L
S hoes
aw
a r c m ad e of tlie etrongest leatlier, put to g e tlirr in
th e etrungeet vvuy. with th e stron g est th read , hy
th e most skilful w orkm en.
I h ere's no c om ponilion
siihsttince in a n y n uit of th e m — no n ub etitu te lor
le a th e r in sole, heel or up|>cr.
U. Y o u cu n trust th e m t h ro u g h «nil t h r o u g h to g iv e th e m o st
d u r a b le » c i v i c e a n y w ork s h o e t a n ren der .
<L SlKO N i.l K l»l.\N IMI I ANI «re n* nearly
WAtriprtMiI mn It i* |$oMtlrie lor ultorn to l»c I hey
• ru made ol chrome »1< k k Initli Lia« k nnd tan
— lor men $»nd Ixiyi. They ere one ul the gie^l
• ml popular *'S I AK llliANU Lutei.
$5.00 lo $H.50
t ion o f the Itigli price* K »rt I « I for pi hits
altri nil fruit product» o f the pi f y m r .
well •urcil for? (iruvkii iij* *»nr on n t n*«**»
I t n fur «1 a•*It \ >iti ^ i h m ) MtlH’k ut the
lint of Vmir
r ij ^ li t prie«»». Henri u
rn*c*l». Albanv Niirwr i***, Albnny, Ore
incut in one order. What woulri Lrin^ K«»n.
JlO 31a
you Letter rc»u!t», miri ut the »um«» time
m ri in the forni problem, than tin or
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