W e Answer
Patriotic Call
IN RESPONSE TO THE CALL FOR AND NEED OF MORE
WAR GARDENS, AND IN ORDER THAT EMPLOYES AND
EMPLOYERS MAY HAVE MORE DAYLIGHT AND TIME
IN WHICH TO WORK IN SAID GARDENS AND MORE
TIME FOR DAYLIGHT RECREATION DURING THE SUMMER MONTHS.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED BUSINESS FIRMS, AGRE E TO CLOSE OUR
RESPECTIVE PLACES OF BUSINESS AT 5:00 0 CLOCK P
M ON
MONDAY. TUESDAY. W EDNESDAY. THURSDAY AND FRIDAY OF
EACH WEEK. BEGINNING MONDAY, APRIL
1.
DUS,
AND CONTINU
ING TO BUT NOT INCLUDING MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1918, EX
CEPT BARBER SHOPS, WHICH WILL CLOSE AT (3:00 O'CLOCK P M
INSTEAD OF 7:00, AS AT PRESENT
UMPHREY & MACKIN
ROY E SHORT
J A WRIGHT
WOOLEN MILLS STORE
A BRUND & COMPANY
H H OLCOTT
STERLING FEED COMPANY
J F SPRAY
W C. JOHNSON & COMPANY
POWELL & HEMENWAY
DES LARZES BROTHERS
KNOWLES & GRABER
V S GOFF
THE SAMPLE STORE
WYNNE & KIME
W G PERRY
CITY MEAT MARKET
KERR 4 SILSBY
COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL
ALLISON BROTHERS
BOB MALCOLM
J E OSTRANDER
S IL K
I Spei iul In |'he S e n i lin i )
M inili 2T. W lì Hi111uger lui» inaile
'i primi1 u n lm rd uf I iin lit t le pluee
Mi- I *ni :i l'hitvviiud rei ur lievi MiiiulaV
11 uni RtiM-butg.
Mi». I vuiin , w lui hud ...... .. v in t ii i g ber
ito ¡ f ille r . Mi» J o h n \»libv. returin-d In
In r li * > in • in the tìrnve thè la»t ni thè
w eek.
M ini Mililred t ’Iev enger lina lu-eli allf
fi-ring wilh a aevere enld the pual week
M i- Fila riimiipauii nini In-r hrnther,
Mr U l u l e , « e i e in luwn Snturdny.
Mi nini Mi» I' B uhlirdann Mere ili
the ( l i e v e Frnbiy un biimneaa.
I' M unii M F II ibeilek n e r e in thè
Gruv e Fi ulav
Mi l.tiebke viaited Mi Frnat Sntiir
dny
U
\\ Gilderalev e retiirneil Frnlny
r\ cuing from n t i ip Il p B onn l'IV « t
Mi« N uiun i Mi nu* wood luis b«*«'ii oïl
th e »n h 1 4 - t 111 «•ut ly.
II M Ibune w ood M UN III tONN II Hut
h rd a y .
1 .11 wretire \\ tule u un u guest Ht t In*
F M B a b ro r h lumi« ■ Huturdiiv.
M 1 V Bab« or k w n f« u «tiiiuer g u «1 n t :«t
tli e J . \\«to«l lumie «»iu* «I hn « » t tunt « n *• « • k
Mr« . S. E. MItrkl«* n timi M in . 11 (»1
COtt r »■turned to du • d r o v e Hîitur «I hn .
tlft«T 1Ila V 1 Mg «1ion t seNeral «luys ut ! lie
it M. 1 >ttliir\M»«nl h o iiu*
\ Vcry inter« •st ing program o f somgs.
ri»c it a t io n s mul « i 1 U 1 «•gués Oil till* Nllll
N un rendered ut the
J ' 1'if of missionis N
church Hiibbut li
W in Med lev w u s iu th«* (iroNi* Fri
»Iti v .
('u rti» \ c a tch w :i a in tin- G re v e »ili
bli»iiu*»a Sul orda» .
Mi» Mury Hum li »pent sev eral dny»
nf l:i»| week v i»iting with ri-li»ti\e» :&Hit
friend» in t In- Grnv e.
Mr» U ni Mi ('ey returned from I eu
tu» the l:i»t o f thè wei-k.
Niw» " I (he ».ile arrivili ni R e nn e
w 11 k. W »»li uf Mi unii M r» .1 F In i
deralev*- lui» been reeeived.
Mr -iiid Mr» D \ Ealea and iluugh
ter K f f ie . Mr» ( E U ..... I and ami Cari,
Mi». .( u .....i Mr- u
U G iU m lrv r
dui I aulì (ierulil alni
Orili M ee were
aiiu-ng tin* Gru» »• »iattura Menda»
ln-liev n-v e Glid»W»|e\e » isiteil ai-built
at the ui-nib-uiv Merlila*
U ni MiCuy w i» in town tin- lira! uf
the week.
A I Chit weed and fam ily were in
town T uesday .
Alpm Chit w e e d . e f M entaiin , wle* hud
been via iting re lativ e » here, le ft Tua»
lay tur ( ali f e r m a .
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NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
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DORENA.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
March 28.— Bay MeCargar, of Cottage
Grove, wax in this vicinity Wednesday.
Mrs. Smith, of Mosby creek, was a
visitor at the Hendricson home Thurs
day afternoon.
Miss Elsie Lea spent the week end in
the Grove.
Mrs. Clyde Kerr and children re
turned from Upton Saturday.
Ja s. Bedford went to Ashland Satur
day on business.
A very interesting basketball game
was pulled o ff in the Dorena hall S a t
urday evening between the Dexter and
Star teams. The Star boys got away
with the honors by a score of 22 to b.
Bobt. Mooney and Mrs. Ida Batten,
of Dexter, attended the basketball game
here Saturday evening.
Miss Alice Welsh and Buth and Alice
Griswold, of Cottage Grove, spent the
week end at the Boyer home.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Teeters and fam
ily were Sunday visitors at the George
Teeters home in Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis McKibben. of
Ix>ndon, were Dorena visitors Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. Price arrived here from Scappoose
Sunday. He recently purchased the nia
chinery from the old mill.
Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Ward and son
and daughter, Boland and Betty, made
a trip to Eugene Sunday.
Baymond Veatch, Francis Lacey and
Misses Esther Jorgenson and Thelma
Wilkinson, o f the Cottage Grove high
school, were at the Dorena schools Tues
day boosting for the th rift stamp cam
paign.
Miss Louie Brown arrived Tuesday
from Creswell for a short visit.
Jas. Bedford returned home Tuesday
from southern Oregon.
Mr. aud Mrs. J . L. B u c k le y uiwvcd
out from the Grove to the B u c k h y mill
F r id a y .
Miss Edn a S e a rs , o f C o t t a g e Grove,
»pent sev eral d ays o f this week at the
home o f her paren ts, Mr. and Mrs. C.
W. Sears.
J e a n Mosby and L. B. Loug. o f the
Grove, were d in ner gu ests o f Mr. aud
Mrs. W. D. H e ath Sund ay.
Mr. aud Mrs. J . K. Cooley were C o t
ta g e Grove visitors T uesday.
Mr. aud Mrs. W aldo M iller, ( lnude
Arne, Mrs. J o h n lsh m a e l, Mrs. A rth u r
Demorest and C. W. Sear» were in the
Grove Monday.
T h e Claude A rn e child ren hav e been
q u ite 1 sick but are now much improved.
T h e Mount View Bed Cross a u x ilia ry
m eeting was held as usual with Mrs.
F . J . lie lliw e ll W ednesday a f t e r n o o n , a
large pe rce n tage o f the m em bers being
in atte n d a n c e .
B riso n S e a r s was in th e G ro v e T u e s
day.
Church services were held a t the
school house Suduy a f t e r n o o n b y Gerald
B a n t o u , o f London, and most o f the
neighborhood atte n d ed .
A num ber o f
people fro m lajudon accom panied Mr
B a u to n , who may c on d u ct o th e r meet
iugs here should he rem ain in th is vi
c in ity .
Mrs. J . W. B u c k l e y , o f th e Grove,
spent T h u rsd ay o f last week at the
B u c k le y mill.
LORANE.
(S p e c i a l to T h e S e n t in e l.)
M arch 2b. Mrs. H. M. Doty has been
v is itin g re la t iv e s here during t h e past
week.
Mrs. B . W h ite is v is itin g re la t iv e s and
f rie n d s in P or tla n d .
Mr. and Mrs. O ral Crow e were in
the G ro ve on business T hu rsday .
Mr. and Mrs. L . B . S la g le visited Bun
day with r e la tiv e s here.
W arren Crowe, who had been in the
hospital a t C o t t a g e G rove, re turned
home last week.
Mrs. H. W. D avis visited o v e r S u n d a y
LYN X HOLLOW.
with her d aug hter, M rs . H o ra c e S u t h e r
land.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mrs. Wm. Auld returned borne lust
March 27.—George Tellier and Mr. week from a visit o f s ev e ra l d ays in
and Mrs. Hernme were in the Grove P ortlan d with her husband.
Monday.
(M rs. L. A. Crowe has been seriously
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Slater were Sun ill fo r th e past few d ays but is now
day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey much improved.
Strong near Cottage Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L y n c h spent the
Marion Jackson is moving upon the week-end with r e l a t i v e s in th e Grove.
S. B. Jackson place.
S e v e ra l from here a t te n d e d the fu n e r
Mr. Beltx, of eastern Oregon, is here al o f B e r t S h a rp e in the G ro ve T ues
looking a fter property interests.
day.
Miss Dora Walker, of Waldport, who
Misses
is attending university at Eugene, is spent the
visiting relatives here during the Easter I s l i n g t o n
vacation.
A v ery
MOUNT V IEW
( S p e c ia l to T h e S e n t in e l.)
March 27.—C. W. Sears and Brison
Sears have purchased a new Ford car.
Hilemuu, B aym o n d, Clyde and T e d d o -
Dav is, Tin adore aud Leon ard S tu rd i
vant. E lv a . Wesley and E rn e s t McCul
loch, Harvey N ighsw under. S h e r r i l Sin
gel and H e rb e rt S m ith .
THORNTON
CORNERS
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OUT
M ISI
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CRUM 1
Good Meats
All Kmtla nr
At Prices that arc right Hau)jng & Drayjng Dune
n
1 y ■■
nn 1 .
IMano Moving a Hp*< tatty
VYUOD AND COAL
W . G . P E R R Y , P rop .
F r e * Deliv ery a t All Tlmoa o f the Day
WANT
A ID S .
Geo II B ru in an t. B e a l B a ta to aud In
»orulie*, tim b e r liitid», milling prop
f l t v . I nruiiiig p ro p e r ty , city piupcrty
• Itti
mul lumber.
All giuda ut plowllig woik don* at tea
»011111111- p ru e »
A .1 St e * e II », Filone
I nFS.
f 2 2 tfi
T o K cu t Oood uioileru houi«-. 7 acre
alt ir r i g a t i li by »prmg»: I iter*» Voung
| hearing orcliuril; other truit
V 1 \ un
¡(•»del.
m21(pd
For S a le 8 acres 1 tulle front c en te i of
Cottiige ( i r o v e ; »veli iiiiprovcil. ti r»tum
i Itoli»,*, lumi 2 lU:!li, two eliii-keii hou»e»
und park», all ki ml » f ri nt inni berrir».
good water, 2 aere» garden, d seri-» ha)
lumi, d aere» pn»tur* inni t imber
♦HKMl
III taket» at olii-e. llurai-e I Coehiati
i T i l l e r Ore.
ini-lil may dpd
W¡.Ito Legltoru Bgg». T a n c re d stralli.
trapue»le,| ,-vi-ry day (or I : yi-ar»
Hert II.imi», ('ottDge (iro ve, (ir. m ,» ¡pii
Red haU htn g
nprl'.’pd
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Cream Cream Cream
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PORTLAND, O A I.
W E PAY
CASH
ru a r« ft t r e m i correct w eifbt» andte*»*.
send u* jrour r»e*t thipcneiit. o r write
for p ru e t and otLer (
I'biuiu f»fi
fhig!« Cigar
At
O ffici
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I ~ i o r z r .i Z
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Htoia
( ed n i » i ati lo- bonglit uf \\ iioi I noii
Hrollier» with »mali p sym eu t down.
BUTTE II WKAPFKR
PRICE8
l'b«» fuliuvviu^ |»nc»N uro ut*»» iu r f
ftct «ni liuttor
Ino \> r;i|>|*«• r » » l i l
h unii Halur
«Iti\ » onIy
11 UO
HH) v\ ru|ij*«• r •«, «»li tali\ «iuy »»n ujit t* f è
« I ii \ n timi Nut urtlu \ «
fi
T * l i u r « filili |*ro «•«»
A<l«litloiml virt»|»|»rri» |>rintrii ut tb«
su in«* t uno vtilb oitbiT of t b r aliov«^ .15
«unta tbo ItH).
C o T T Y f l K t l HoVK HKNTINKI-,
Ilo* Isivti \\iro N« t%Npup«r.
L. L. Harrel
Cottage O iovj Trtiuiler
Draying of all Kinds
F I ANO M O V IN G
AUTO DRA Y FOR y U IC K D E L I V E R Y
T E L E P H O N E 72
O F F IC E
E L IT E C O N FEC TIO N ER Y
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Professional Cards
MAX LUEBKE
THE KAWLEIOH MAN
S u Mi Avi- W , l.ilK*-n*. O l *
L ocal ageuey at J H Prot/.tuan’s
R McCAROAR. D D 8
DKN TI8T
N euralgia r«ln*vi«l umtuntly l»y
lot*uI npp lim tio n
il<*«Hl»*iif*tt anti
of fin* ut l i f t h u n «1 Main.
1’linti«* l!t|J
Cuttugi' (¿rove, Oro.
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YOUNO
A TT O R N E Y AT LAW
O f f i c e on Muin av enue
(-<»ttug«) ( iro v e
Oregon
DR
A. J
HENDRY
DSM TM T
I.AD1 ATTENDANT
Uvcr F itm I Nutionul bunk. W<»rk
«Ion«* uft**r hourn au<l Hiin<liiyN by
uppoi nt iu «*nt .
Bhoni* 10
( 'ot tiig«* d ro v e , Ore.
A W
KIME. M D
PH Y SIC IA N
AND SU R G E O N
O f f i c e in I’ hillipM biiibliug over
tit«' Be 11 )i on drug «ton*. O f f i c e
phone .M HcaicJeiire phone 125.1.
( 'o itnge d ro v e
Oregon
DR W M HAMILTON
I'hoiie 14 K.t
LICFNHKl) Cl! I KOI* K ACT IU
PH Y SIC IA N
ConNiiltutinii
mid
e in ini nut ion
fre«». O f f i r e bourn 9 to 5. Hun-
tiny* an«l e v e m n g i by a p p o i n t i n '!.
O f f i r e iii old ( ’ottugi* d r o v e bank
building at HlP/j Mu in evcuue.
H J
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Ship lo
on Shoit Notice
People s Meat Market
thè
t-r«Hi'.Ht icavh purer u*
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Fresh Meats W. W. M ’Farland
T h e Cim atim i E n d en vo f leader for
Strictly speaking, we should say ciga Dext Sunday e v en in g i» Mia» Clitu An
rettes made of toasted tobacco; the smok deraon.
1 CRIAM
First National Bank
Vs
A J Jr t i t —
to speak of toasted cigarettes.
C lariss a and F l o r a J a c k s o n
week end with home folk s at
fa rm .
e n jo y a b le e v e n in g was spent
a t the S e a ls home F r i d a y ev en in g. Those
present were Mr. aud M rs. A in sley
Seals, liar.t-1 S m ith , H a r r i e t and E m ily
The Bed Cross nurse is always glad to
Auld, G r a ce H e n d erso n , l^eila Davis, have a cigarette for the wounded soldier,
G race Hilemuu, Vidu Richardson, Win- | as, io most instances, that is the lust
ford Rich ard so n, DityUm and V ern e ' thing asked tor.
,
MEMBER
FEDERAL RESERVE
SYSTEM
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M irch 27
Mi»» E*lua S h e rtrn lg e For Sale T h e klud t h a t alway» grow»
Re d ( 'ha f f »i-t'il ivtn-.if < Il II ai gli!
»pent th<- week end m C e t t h g e Grev*-.
u iM f*
T h e d ance at the grunge hall nu» well Sugiiiuw.
atte n d ed .
Rhode lai aud Rial egg.» io r h atrh in g
Mi«» Rena Cox »pent a few dava uf
Erni'»t Arme».
m ’.’ltpd
| la«t week v iaititig her b rother, H (
For
S
ale
SinttU
P
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m
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Cox.
tv p e w riter at u bnrgmii. Inquire at
U . A. I lc e k »pent a few day« in Eu
i S. iitim l o f t i e * .
uiStfe.
geen un buaine»».
T h e Bed Cre»« meet« F r id ay at the B arre d Rock egg s for »e ttlu g , 7br for
LuniloU sc-huol.
1.7. Mi». Georg*- Frecm nn
m'd'.tpd
Buy E w in g m etered tu Cuttngc Grove
Waritod Men aud team»; loug Jo b , In
Meiiduy.
grani camp. Team» f , uO ami mer,
Mr. and Mr«, \lbert Myer» niutered
¡7 ’ ai-, tde und I.V per hour
( all or
to
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A. I.. U eoilurd lui» atarted an o th e r -Ante Snicitii, \nlattf.
d rive et tie« te l.nthlllll.
Two Hiuall houaes for »ale af a bargaln .
Sant Short ridge hit» gone in to the
M i- \ J Uowdy.
m2bpd
• lie ki lt b u 'im »».
Looae bay for sale. W hlto L eg b o n t set
tin g egg», 7.rn- a »,'ttin g ot 17. (1. \\
STA R .
|
D A IRYM EN
CM AM ATTENTION
=
Tlte largsst aud tb* »niallesl »it
out il*pu»ltors ••» It foutrlbut*» lit
tit* stun* pmportlou to Mil» fund
will, li glvwa proUM tlou tu all
It you ll»V*ll’t tilt« prolmttou
all*u ly yon nilgUt not to d«l:ty
You »»Mill* It tb* nioni*nt you
hrcouio on* ol out tl*po»ltors
Tu «luy It a it batti« of wit* ami hntint *ln.
Mutui« ami brawn «Ioni «•«»lint no much mi they
uawd lo I lio H i t at question now l<i "What do
you know ? " It di awa the lini- between falliti «
and mucuras. b«tu «rii a |»oor Job uud .» u>>ini on«.
W bat do vutf know * llavr you itiei'lal ability ?
i'oiiId you ‘ make notiti in a in4 * job righi now t
to r UN year« the International 1'orreapond-
eiit’e Schools have been training men for better
work and bigger vtUi lea l be> can train YOU,
un matter w here you live, w hat boni * you w or k.
or how little your education Mark and mail
lha coupon and ftitJ out it won't obligate you
in lha laaat.
. S p e cia l to T h e S e n tin e l.)
M arch 27. — Mrs. U. F. Riuurd ha<
received an E a s t e r pac k ag e from Den
v er, Colo., which con tain e d an apron
worked in cross s titc h by her mother,
who I» in the eighties, and who does not
i wear glasses in lining her work.
Mrs. George S to p p les is slowly recov
! e rin g from her illness.
Mrs. Overholsi-r, o f S ilk Creek, visit
le d with Mr. and Mrs Davidsou T i n »
I Me Far land.
m 2 ttpd
day.
I S pe ci a l to T h e Sent i t i ci . )
Egg» fo r «ettlu g frotn O A. O W b lte
Mrs. Dan B e c k ' s d aug hter, Mrs. Phil i
M i t il i 25. R lleiiiining und Mr. and | I.eghnrn», H5* for 17 II F. Gibb-r.
lips, has returned ot her home a t I.on- i
Mr». .1. A Druke and fa m ily , o f Eugene, Sugin uw.
nilStfe
don.
Miss B o th L eb o w , o f Walden, spent < «pilli Siindny at thè II. A. U l u l e lieiui*. B la c k M in o re » «-gga for sale 77c |**r
.Mabel and J m* U i e k » and (trai Siti 1 1 -e
T ue sd ay night at the George M iller
»ettiiig ol 17. Fhone l » f t. Mr» Jnlin
iiiuteri-il
tu E ug e n e S unday.
home.
Bakei
'
Ol i» VYhite, ut Vancouve r, apent Sun
Four Itemi borse» to soli or traile Wliat
d.-tv wi l h honn- folk».
HEBRON.
bave y o u f Filone 7 F . i l , or w rit* me
Mr and Mr». J o e Wicka and fumijy
a7pd
apent Sund ay afte rn o o n at the W h it* I ut C o tta g e (irove. Henry Melile
( S p é c ia l to T h e S e u tin e l.)
M a rd i 27. Mrs. Georg e K e b e lb e c k , hiilue,
A n c on a eggs for sale, 87c per settlng
Iti-rt i»anc»on, beni! »aw y er at the
Mi»- LilUe T a y l o r and l i r a . J . q . A .
ot' 17; f.) per Hat. Mr». A \\ ('or
Young were in E u g èn e T u e s d ay ol last ( Bow B iv e r nuli, tnovi-d hi» fa m ily bere nutt. l ’hoit* d.7Fd.
in22 21*e
today.
week.
Mr» F r a n k P o t t » i» reported qui t e ili. All kiutlH paintniK- H^anouabln prices.
Miss J e a s i e W i n e c o f f , o f Eugene,
T he boy» o f t he S t a r »elioni b a v e or
11 « » 11 i h W illk ü r , Mouth M p c o im I S t < *« » t
»peut the week euil with lier tuth er,
gani/.ed a baaeball t eam und tlu-ir play tii^** ( i r o v «*.
m - 9 t il2 |it l
C. H. W in e c o f f .
S e v e r a l were out frorn the G ro ve to tiine i» now »pelli in pr a c t i ci ng l'or the
l*l<»w. cultivator, ntwl barrow, Miu^er
atte n d the d an c e at the g r a n g e hall proapect ive ga me vvifh Dorena.
N Pw ing u iiichin«*, n il in good u n lc r .
T
h
e
road
between
Bow
B
iv
e
r
and
Ite
S a tu rd a y m g b t.
S e v e r a l were ulso
(hill ut UHI Bir ch iiYcrnn1, or phone
rena whii-b ha» bei*ti in ani-li bad rondi
iluwn from London.
101 Y .
ni-!* si 1 L’ p't
Ira La mon, o f P o r tla n d , is v is itin g tinti all w inter, ia now under cunatrue
tiun.
with C. C. Gilhani.
For Hale U.ieri autos $05 to $ 7 50; easy
Mr. und Mr». Ben P i t r h e r apent Wed
terrn.N. I». ( ' . I , is to ri, 00 W . 7th S t .,
neaday e v e n i n g at thè II. A. U b i l e
Fügen«*, O re .
iri2 0 it I L’ pd
T H E R E D C R O S S N U R S E S O F E U R O P E home,
Ifert Lemmon autoed tu C o tta g e (iro ve
A R E G IVIN G T O A S T E D
Motelay evenin g.
C IG A R E T T E S T O TH E B O Y S
A I v la U i e k » , w ho limi been in the boa
pital in Va n c o u ve r , is • now reported
To anyone who doesn’t know of the unirli be t t e r und bua li ft t hè hoapital.
wonderful advances that have been made I l e i» now wai t i ng to be t rni mf errrd
in the preparation of smoking tobaicos back t e hi» eiilnpany, w hi eh la ut Olliey,
in the last few years it may ound strange ( trogoli.
The American Tobacco Company arc
producing millions of these toasted ciga
rettes and these arc being bought in
enormous quantities through the various
tobacco funds conducted by the news-
papen of the country and forwarded
through the Bed Cross Society to the boy*
in France.
This new process of treating tobacco
not only improves the flavor ol the tobacco
but it seals in this flavor and makes
the cigarettes keep better.
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T Ii* vast resource» ol lisa r«»l»r»l
lii . e i v * Hysteiu. now ov«t it tliou
Hand inlllloii »| nl I urn i u * colltrlb
uti'd Ity III* »l*po»ltora In lutiika
which, like our-silv«», n r* ini'iii
bora ni Hit» groat »yHt*in
Fo r S a i *
Binale Diam i
egg». S. B. B ra m i.
ers of this country will recognize it more
Mr». O. L. Gilleapie ealleil at
readily by its trade name, “ LUCKY U l u l e home S u n d ay a f te rn o o n .
STRIKE ”—the toasted cigarette.
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A POO R LY F E D H O R SE
rr-flcet» discredit on its owner, but the
owner gets the worst uf thu dent be
cuusH economy in feeding the norsc
affects its working eupm'ity as well as
its appenrutice. If your horse kicks on
his feed you can correct it by buying
your feed here, as you get the best
quality for the least outlay. Farmers,
contractors and horse owners generally
know that our feed is always up to lha
standard.
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Oregon
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