Cottage Grove leader., May 11, 1909, Image 4

The Ideal Kitchen
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them under proper
ditions.
sanitary
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Open plumbing, porcelain
sinks, tubs aud tiling, perfectly con­
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ness. Whether yon desire a kitchen
large enough for a hotel, or one lor
the smallest dwelling, you can obtain
alt information as to styles, cost, etc.
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READ THIS TO THE CHILDREN.
This Is a fairy story - a true fairy
stury
And. strangely enough, the little girl
of this fully tale Is her owu fairy,
though she doesn't know It.
This fairy went to bed one night
poor aud invoke ti|> the uext uiorulug
worth $10,000. Doesn't that sound like
some other fairy had waved Its wau-l
over tills fairy while she slept?
tier mime Is Hazel—Hazel Klegiu
aud she lives In South Omaha. Neb.
She Is twelve yeurs old and Is a good
little girl. kind, gentle and helpful to
all about her.
Hazel's parents formerly lived iu
Sioux City, aud because Iluzel when
she was a little bit o f a thing was so
sweet aud kind aud gra- lous a man lit
that tow u who was a neighbor took a
great fancy to the little girl, whom he
called his "black haired fairy.” Ha­
zel K leg In bus black hair tu long
braids and twinkling black eyes.
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Two years ago the Klegius moved to
South Omaha, aud shortly after that
the father died. Hazel's mother was
obliged to lake in washing In order to
buy food for Hazel and her little
brother.
Now. can you fancy a little* fairy
carrying big bundles o f washing?
This black hatred fairy did that.
And some days the past winter the
weather was very cold, and sometimes
the bundles were heavy, hut she never
complained. She kept on smiling like
a good little fairy, and everybody loved
her.
And now she Is an heiress.
Her old friend. Mr. Matthews of
Sioux City, bequeathed her the little
fortune because she wns stu b a sunny
and kind little girl.
And Hazel says:
" I am so happy because mamma
won’t have to wash ally more. She has
rheumatism dreadfully, and sometimes
she has to wash with one arm. It Is
awfully hard then, aud It nearly breaks
her back. She didn’t use to have to
wash."
You see, the good Sioux City unit)
made no mistake about Hazel being a
fairy.
l'ali les do nut care much about them­
selves. They are always trying to
make other people happy. Aud that Is
why fairy Hazel Klegln Is happy She
makes others happy
She felt so sorry about tier mother’s
»rheumatism and the ache In her back.
Oh, the fairy stories are not all 111
the story hooks, my dears!
"NEVER HURT A WOMAN."
Once in awhile the stage gets hold
o f a vital truth of life.
In one o f the new plays a motherly
maiden aunt lukes occnsloii to give
advice to her nephew, a reckless but
good hearted boy.
In the course of her heart to heart
talk the doting mint says:
“ My boy—
“ I understand aud sympathize with
your high spirits, and I do want you
to have a good time. You ure full of
R E A L E STATE
health aud new found strength. Maybe
you are growing up harder thau most
DEALS PROMPTLY EFFECTED hoys. Your hills for broken glass have
been numerous mid large. Uut I only
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love you the more for your high spirit.
Cor. 2nd & Main Sts., Cottage Grove,Or. There Is only one thing you might do
that I could not forgive, and llmt la—
"T o hurt a woman!”
Could the wise spinster have in­
spired a nobler sentiment In the heart
of her favorite hoy?
Theologians have disputed us to
what Is “ the slu against the Holy
Ghost” the unforgivable slu.
It Is Just that—to hurt it woman.
That Is the one Irretrievable, never
All kinds of machine and repair
to he condoned sin of all sins.
work done promptly and at reason­
Every woman who has borne a son
able prices.
owes It to her sex to burn that lesson
deep ou the tablets of lier boy’s young
henrt-that to lmrui a trusting woman
Is to commit the capital Crime.
Third Street,
Read the newspapers.
Analyze the crimes of our day aud
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
you will discover that most o f them.
In one way or auother, are crimes
agaiust womanhood.
What Is the reason?
Is It too much to say that It Is part­
ly the fault of the mothers, who be­
cause of false modesty fall to leach
their sons the truth respecting their
conduct toward nil women?
Of course the father Is under obli­
gations to deal frankly with his sou
concerning I lie questions of sex. the
great life questions. Rut how few of
them do it!
However
I f the hoy from Infancy hears the
admonition from a mother’s loving
lips, "Never hurt a woman ” he will
not forget the teaching
Never hurt a woman!
Would there were more Aunt Marys
ANY KIND OF A HORSE
like tills oue of the stage to teach
will l>e well shot I if we do the shoeing— the high chivalry of noble action to­
dray horse, carriage horse or the trotter ward womankind!
because we have the skill the experi
Such a sentiment bred tu the soul
ence and a knowledge of horses and
their hoofs. We are on special watch o t the young men would make a new
for instances of interfering, overreach­ World.
ing, lameness and gait. With all that
we doubt if we charge any more than
Administrators Notice
some ask for careless, even injurious
work.
Notice is hereby given that by an or­
CLIFFORD & SPRIGGS
der of the county court of I»one county,
Oregon, »Inly made and entered of
West Side Shop.
record Tuesday, the :N>tb »lay of April,
1909, in the matter of the estate of
William II. bong, deceased, the under­
signed l.ydia E. I.ong, was duly appoint
ed administratrix of said estate. .VII
persons having claims against the siiid
estate are hereby required to present
them «Inly verified, as required by law,
to said administratrix at the law office
of V. II. King, Cottage t Vrove, < >regon.
within six months from the «late of this
notice.
Dated at Cottage «'»rove, Oregon, this
Mh «lay of May, in o ,
Beaulieu & Woodard
M I L L E R ’S
Machine Shop
OLD LUADER BUILDING
NESMITH PATENT
WASHING MACHINE
MuuitlAcitire«l in Cottage Grove, Or.
There has been over 2,0«H) patents on
washing machines but not until t It is
year 1907 was one invented and patented
that you can SIT DOWN AND WASH
with perfect ease anti wash a machine
full of clothes in from 2 to I minutes
without any damage to the clothes what­
ever. In fact a great saving to the life
of the garments, as the clothes are in
the hot suds such a short time. Actual
tests show the saving of time ami labor
ami to put out a washing is from 1-2 to
2-3 r«ls. All we ask of you is if .you
wish to see the washer ilo the work that
you drop us a line saying you ure w ill­
ing for us to come to your home and «lo
a washing for you FREE OF CHARGE.
I.et us know what «lay you usually wash
—if you have wringer, tubs, soap, etc.
We will answer, telling you when our
agent will call to do your washing.
What we want is the candid opinion of
the housewives as to the value of our
washers. You will not l>e solicite«! to
buy a machine, unless you are interest-
e«l after seeing its work. All we ask is
a trial, ami il you have any neighbors
that are interested that you will kindly
invite them over to see ilie washer work
ami criticise it. Awaiting your response.
Yours Kesp., A. II. B kac .LK.
In this building will be exhibited many priceless paintings. TV- d a
play will represent (lie art galleries of the world, for many of thei * pic
tui'es will be the work of the old masters, Including rare art exii. ill
from the Corcoran In Washington, the Art Museum la New York, t h e
Chicago Art Institute and from a large number of private gallerie-
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wealthy men in the Pulled States and Europe, who have for years m ule
the collection of famous old paintings their hobby. Paris and L o d o - u
have made large loans.
DON T WAIT
At the Alaska-Yukon Peclflc Exposition the selection of pictures wi.f
be limited to the works of men who have been recognized iu the great
Take Advantage of Cottage Grove
art competitions iu all parts of the world. Many American artists will
he represented In the display Iu the Pine Arts Palace at the Exposition
Citizens Experience Before It s
and arrangements have already been made for the shipping of these valu­
Too Late.
able paintings from art instltues of this country to Seattle.
U. L. Berg, art director o f the Exposition, has visited all of the lead­
When the back begins to ache, .
ing galleries of the United States, collecting the pictures suitable for d i»
Don't wait until backache becomes
play at Seattle, aud writes that the pictures already loaned will constitute
chronic;
T ill serious kidney troubles destroy I one of the greatest art displays assembled for International exhibition.
The Fine Arts Building Is a fireproof structure aud was oue of the
nights rest.
Profit by a Cottage Grove citizen's ex­
first buildings completed on the Exposition Grounds. It cost more than
perience.
1200,000 to erect the building.
Mrs. ii. H. Sherman, of Cottage Grove,
Ore., says: Kidney disease came oti me
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You Need Fire Protection.
gradually and I was in a serious condi­
tion Ijefore I realized it. 1 had pains iu
my side, hips and loins and I was always
worn out. I became weak and nervous
and was subject to headaches and dizzy
spells. My feet and ankles were swoll­
en so badly at times that I could not put
on my shoes. A friend advised me to
use Doan’s Kidney Pills and I procured
a box at Benson’s Pharmacy. I noticed
a wonderful improvement in a short
time. The kidneys became normal, the
backaches ceaseil and all the other disa­
greeable symptoms were banished. I
am now feeling better than for a long
time and owe my present good health to
Doan's Kidney Pills.”
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For sale by all dealers, Price 50
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York, sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name— Doans—and
take no other.
Good Company for 1909.
You are careful what choice of
friends the young people of your
household make. You do not
open wide the door to those whose
Speech and behavior betray ill-
breediug and lax morals. Are
you as careful to shut it against
books and periodicals that present
vulgar and demoralizing pictures
of life and its purpose? Perhaps
you are among those who have
found that The Youth’s Compan­
ion occupies the same place in the
family reading that the high-
minded young mail or woman
holds among your associates
The
Companion is good without being
“ goody-goody.” It is entertain­
ing, it is informing, lit its stories
it depicts life truly, but it chooses
those phases of life in which duty,
honor, loyalty are the guiding mo­
tives.
A full description of the current
volume will be sent with sample
copies of the paper to any address
on request. The new subscriber
who at once sends $1.75 for a
year’s subscription will receive free
The Companion's new Calendar
for 1909, “ In Grandmother’ s Gar­
den,” lithographed in thirteen
colors.
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Depart men t o f the Interior,
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April. 21, !!NXl.
Notice
Is lierebv given
Mint.
PRK.ST»>N W. G REEN
of Zion, Oregon, who on April
lit, RIO»!, umile ImmMtcnil entry,
No. HMD, 3 R 0:ai7."., for the B'y of SK't
S ' i Of X E 1! , Seri Ion 2, Tow n ship 211
South, Runge I Went, Wllbunette
Meridian, In s tiled notice o f inten
Mon to make linai live-year p roof
t o eatablisli claim to the land
a b o v e descrii m l, M o r p (len. 1!. Dor­
ris, P . S. Commissioner nt Eugene,
Oregon, on the 1st d ay o f June. lINMi.
Claimant minien n s witnesses :
Henry Tilton , of Dexter. (In y.in ;
Asa T ilton , of Zion, Oregon , Joseph
W illielin. ol Dexler, Oregon: It. 1 ’.
T ra vis, nf Eugene, Oiegon.
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Lake Tahoe
A 4o acre farm only % mile
north of ile|x)t on ^oocl road and
on bank of river. Fine land and
Rood new buildings, house and one
barn painted, l'our acres of fine All Your Expenses Paid
young orchard in bearing and
plenty of berries, nearly all of the
land is tillable and in crop. If
It You Have Friends in
you want a dandy home almost in
the
Fast who want to Visit
town look this lip at once. For
the uext 10 days this goes for
the Pacific Coast we can
$7500. It has been held at $8000’
Call ou J. 1> Cochran. Cottage Arrange it.
Grove, < iregon.
Dressmaking
This is Your Opportunity
Mrs. Sanford desires to announce
that she is again prepared to do all
kinds of dressmaking and solicits For complete Information address
the patronage of both old and new
customers. Call at her residence
on Locust street or Phoue 277.
Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
Sunset Travel Club
For Sale.
«loafs for sale— 19 head, inquire
of
Oscar
Frohmader,
Cottage
Administratrix of the estate of William
II. Long, deceased
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Grove, Oregon.
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W H E R E WORLD’S W ORKS OK A R T W II.I. HE IIO l'S E I) A T A..Y.-P.
EXPOSITION, SE ATTLE .
10,000 feet good lumber for sale.
Inquire C. \V. W a l l a c e .
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Fashion Stables
First Class Livery, Sale and Feed Barn in Connection
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