Cottage Grove leader., July 12, 1910, Image 4

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The Echo.
Q n o o f the stra n g e s t th in g s in rocky
g la d e s a n d solem n c a v e rn s atul cveu
to b u ild in g s m ad e by m an Is th e cello.
1 N o boy o r g irl w bo Inis ev er sh o iitist
a n d c a lle d 111 th e woods in n e v e r fur
g e t bo w th e call w a s Im itated , som e
tim e s fa r, so n ie tliu es near. *u> lu g ex
actl.v w h a t w a s said by th e c a lle r
W h a t a lessen It Is tn Ilf*', low good
w o rd s n ro echoed m id tcirt sa y in g s
also , so m e n e v e r censing
A s w e w o n d e r nt th e is1 ho. so d id th e
c h lld ru u b e fo re us, a n d back a n d back
to th e b e g in n in g o f m an k in d
lu th e
o ld en d a y s a sto ry w as told how th e
ec h o cam e
Belli) w as th e n a m e o f a
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T h e next big event in Cottage
d ro v e will lie the couiiug of the
E n te re d in th e p o st o fic e a t C ottage I'.roee, O regon a* -w ond-clash m ail m a tte r C olum bia Park Hoys C lub of San
Francisco, T h u rsd ay Ju ly 21, on
Coring 01 Subgcription.
their first tour ol the Pacific North
O ne year (ill a d v a n c e ).................................................................................#1.50 west. T h e club com prises crack
Six months.......................................................................
75 basehallers, baud, d ram atic and
T hese boys
T hree m ouths.................................................................................................
50 vocal eutertaiuers.
toured A ustralia last year aud re-
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1 beautiful mountain nymph or fairy
cetved a g ran d ovation at everv whl) f,,M ln )ove ,vllh u youth uamed
COTTAGE GROVE, O R E G O N , TU ESD A Y . JU I.Y 12, 1910
N a rc issu s H e r love w as not re tu rn e d ,
________________________________ point visited. T h e clu b iiicludes
40 of its very best en teitaiue. on au d stie p in ed sa d ly aw a y u n til noth
lu g w us le ft o f h e r b u t tier voice E v e r
THE PEOPLE VS. THE LEGISLATURE.
T hirty-tw o m easures are placed »hie lour au d their program is -rid sin c e th e n s h e h as been flouting a b o u t
on the ballot through the in itiativ e. ' to be sim ply immense, some ?pec- In th e ntr. im ita tin g voice« a n d th e
T he Oregonian and a few parrot­ Eight of them are county division
’ialties being a hand concert, l>ox- so u n d s s h e b e a rd
B ut N arcissu s, w ho had been so In
like country dailies are prating measures, of which only two or
ing bouts, com ical Ixml between d iffe re n t to E cho, w as a y o u th w ho
about the inability of the voters to three are of nnv im portance. Six
“ Ja ck Jo h n so n " an d " J a s Jeffries” c o n tin u a lly w a s lean in g o v er q u ie t
study and vole iutelligeiitlv on of them are subm itted bv the leg­
the hoy coon shouter, roaring far b ro o k s to g aze a t his reflection tn th o
thirty-lw o m easures which will be islature, oulv four of w hich are of
c le a r w a te r u n til lie fell In love w ith
ces, the pyram id team work, great h im self. F o r tils iiu n lsb in eu t be w as
tacked on the official ballot in No­ any im portance. T he four m ea­
football act to illustrate the rooting ch an g e d in to tie* flow er th a t b e a r s tils
vember. T he Leader sees no cause sures of the People's Power League,
of great university students, boy n a m e So e v e ry sp rin g . w hen y ou see
to "view with a la rm " the fact that the two of orgnuized labor aud
th e n a r c is s u s b u d d in g fo rth , rem e m b e r
siuger an d dancer, q u artette of ttie sa d s to ry o f E cho an d N arcissu s.
it is up to the people instead of the perhaps two nr three others are go­
cornets, farce “ T h e E vil th a t Men
< iregou legislature to pass upon a ing to tak e any great considera­
Q u estio n s and A nsw ers.
I)o ,” new sboy act.
few im portant legislative measures. tion, and the argum ents pro aud
E a c h p la y e r is fu rn ish ed w ith a p e n ­
T h is great aggregation comes to cil am t tw o slip s o f piqier Oil th e first
W e would like to know bow cou will he furnished in the state
C ottage G rove under the auspices slip a q u e stlo u m u st b<- w ritte n . T h e
much more com petent a legislature pam phlet. T he |>eople will handle
ot the W o m an ’s Club and their p a p e rs a rc th e n collected an d p u t In to
is to assemble, organize aud in them easily, prom ptly au d h o n est­
a b a g o r b ask et
g rand en tertain m en t in th e Armory
T h o u th e p la y e rs w rite an a n s w e r on
forty days pass upon fifteen h u n ­ ly.— Portland l.alxir Press.
on the evening of July 21, will be th e ir seco n d slip T h o se a re p u t In to
dred or two thousand bills, thau
one of the best ever w itnessed in a d iffe re n t bag, a n d th e tw o h a g s a re
are the legal voters of the state,
T he London, E ngland, ('.lobe, this city. Prices of adm ission 25, llieu w ell s h a k e n a n d h a n d e d ro u n d to
th e co m p an y
after three m onths’ deliberation commenting on the recent big fight,
.15 an d 50 cents. You should plan
E v e ry o n e d r a w s a q u e stio n a n d no
and investigation, to pass upon the says: " T h e Reno contest w as the
to ta k e your lioys aud girls aud a n s w e r a n d m u st th e n read th e tw o
merits or dem erits of only thirty- most injudicious one ever |>eruiilted
o u t to th e co m p an y
see this great entertainm ent.
T h e re s u lt is so m e tim es very com ical
two m easures. It is a well known aud the racial effects will continue
F o r in sta n c e :
fact that not one legislator out of fo ry e a rs." T he London S tar says:
D o you lik e ru ses?
In Justice Vaughn's Court.
ten ever reads more than the title "W h en next we are shocked at the
Yes. w ith m u stard .
W h e re a r e you golug to tills s u m m e r?
of scores of bills w hich are rail­ spectacle of Spanish women at a
In the case of D avid A lexander
l a m v ery m uch a f ra id o f th em .
roaded through the legislature, aud bull fight, we m ust rem em ber th a t | vn. Pete Pentole for the recovery of
D o y o u lik e b eef?
the unscrupulous trading aud traf­ in an A nglo-Saxon com m unity wo a tw o-seated hack and dam ages
Yes, w ith o u t th o rn s.
D o you lik e sp id e rs?
ficking on m easures in the Oregon men watched two nearly n ak ed for expenses, w hich cam e up for a
T o S w itz e rla n d
legislative halls is an evil which men fight until one was pounded hearing in Ju stice V au g h n 's court
the voters of th e state would spurn insensible.”
S atu rd ay , th e jury returned a ver-
Ah G aga and th e V eterin ary .
N ow list to th e ta le o f All G a g a Ben
even if such a thing were possible,
diet for plaintiff A lex an d er, who
M o u s ta fa ’s b e a u tifu l liorst?. No so ld ier
hence an initiative measure, after
Seattle tuen against the world, was allowed #5 dam ages aud giv- o f a ll th e ro llin g sa n d s o w n ed h a lf so
unprejudiced and im partial con­ George West of th at city w anted a en possession of th e h ack .
Phis is fine a n a n im a l Yet th e h o rse h a d one
sideration, m ust win or lose on its wife, so he went to a woolen mill the case w hich w as th e outcom e of d e fe c t th a t m ad e it p ra c tic a lly u se ­
merits, but not so with a m easure at Paris, (tu t., where one thousand the recent pugilistic encounter be- less to th e w arlik e All G a g a —it fe a re d
th e so u n d o f firearm s. O ne d ay A lt
in the legislature, where bartering, young ladies are em ployed, got a tween the litig an ts in w hich T ouote G ag a took it to a fa m o u s v e te rin a ry
private and corporate interests and job hut worked only hnlf a day, put his m an through the ropes in T h is w ise m an ex am in ed th e h o rse a n d
m onetary considerations more often spending his tim e inspecting the less tim e th an Johnson did Jeff. th e n iu less th an a m in u te c u re d It
o f its re stiv e n e ss, so th a t a g u n sh o t
couspirc to seal the fate of pro­ girls. lie picked out one lie liked, However, the decision in the ju s ­ w h ich fo rm erly w ou ld h av e m ad e it
posed legislation. between the leg­ called on her, proposed, an d they tice court m akes it about a sta n d ­ q u iv e r like a reed now w e n t all u n ­
islature and the people the Leader were m arried the next day and im ­ off. J. S. Medley w as attorney for heeded .
“ W o n d erfu l!" cried A ll G ag a. “ I
would a thousand times rather take mediately left for Seattle.
the plaintiff aud Johnson au d C oun­ w o u ld g iv e 100 p ieces o f silv e r to learn
its chances w ith the latter.
th a t rem ed y ’’
ter appeared for defen d an t.
“ D o n e!'’ s a id th o d o c to r calm ly , au d
The victory of Johnson w as an
th en , a f te r »"carefully d e p o sitin g th*>
unfortunate thing for the country.
“ THE WORM HAS TURNED.
m oney in a little le a th e rn pouch, he
SIRES AND SONS.
It is going to m ake the negro th in k
d re w a roll o f co tto n fro m ea c h o f tn e
he can whip the wliole country, i T h e g ift« o f J o h n L>. R o c k e fe lle r to h o rse ’s e a rs «■’
Cottage Grove was not represent
aud race riots are common.
th e C h icag o u n iv e rsity now to ta l ovei
O rien tal G reetin g s.
ed in the couuty assem bly. T hat
$25,000,000.
Som e of th e o rie n ta l inodes o f salu -
thrifty section should have been
T h e c ity o f P ra g u e h a rb o rs a n a rc h l ta tlo n a r e v ery p e c u lia r F o r in sta n c e .
Now it is said th at Jeffries was a
represented. If they were not in nervous w reck when he went into te c t w ho re jo ic e s in a nam e d isfig u re d In c e n tra l T ib e t th e c u sto m Is fo r th e
by no v o w e ls—viz. R tk rz.
•
s u lu te r to stic k o u t h is to n g u e, bold
favor of m aking recommendations, the ring. T he public e v id e n tly 1
C h a rle s F ra n c is B a rk e r o f B oston h is rig h t car, r u b Ills left hip a n d bow
they had the privilege of voting was fibred.
h a s held th e title o f A m erican c h a m ­ d eep ly , all th e s e m o tio n s b ein g c a r ­
pion n t c h e c k e rs fo r a b o u t th ir ty y e a rs. rie d on a t once
against it. T h eir aloofness did not
C e rta in ly th e o th e r
S. F. H a s k e ll o f A u b u rn is th e only fello w need h a v e n o fe a r o f |ierso n al
m ake very m any friends for Nes­
“ A politician th in k s of the next
one a rm e d a u to m o b ile d r iv e r In M aine. a s s a u lt from th e su b je c t o f th e s e c u r i­
m ith county.—Jun ctio n Times.
election, a statesm an of the next H e is a v e te r a n of th e civ il w a r a n d ous a n tic s I.ess lu d icro u s, b u t equnll.v
Cottage G rove has grown weary •generation.” —Clarke.
lo st a n a r m in th e service.
re a ssu rin g , is th e C h in ese c u sto m of
ru b b in g noses on b en d ed knees. T h e
E lo n B e b ren d o f P rin c e G e o rg e coun
in the past twenty years of trying
A t t o r n e y ( » e n e r a l C r a w f o r d l i a s ty . Md., a t th e ag e o f e ig h ty is one o f sa la a m or p ro fo u n d bow of In d ia an d
to get recognition from that E u­
th e m ost su c c e ssfu l f a rm e r s in th e th e M oham m edan c o u n trie s se rv e s a
gene bunch, and a place on the filed bis déclaration to be a c a n d i­ n e ig h b o rh o o d a n d p e rso n a lly d ire c ts s im ila r purpose.—St N icholas
date
for
réélection.
th e o p e ra tio n s on a la rg e e s ta te .
county ticket. T here is a time in
Illu stra te d P ro v e rb s.
,
. . . . . . .
T h e o d o re K rip o u , w ho is 10C y e a rs
the course of hum an events when
It is pleasant at this tim e of the old wnlke<1 ,wenty
to the N„.
T h is game* m u st he p re p a re d fo r In
patience ceases to he a virtue. year to hear the ru n n in g co m m en ts! tloonl hospital nt Budapest aud asked a d v a n c e by c u ttin g fro m a d v e r tis e ­
T h a t tim e has come, so far as Cot­ of the babbling brook.
to se e n d o c to r, i l e e x p la in e d th a t, fo r m e n ts pap ers an d m ag azin e p ic tu re s
I be first tim e in Ids life, he lind lieen o r p a r ts of w o o d cu ts a n d p a s tin g th e m
tage G rove and the Eugene politi­
illu s tr a te w h a t h a s been
T he direct prim ary bill was d e­ fe e lin g tire d an d fe lt no d e s ire fo r d on efin c a ed rd s as to "the
cians are concerned. C an ’t soft-
w isd o m o f th e m an y
w ork.
soap us, or pull the wool over our feated in the New York legislature
W illiam
D u n can
of
S pring field . In th e w it of o n e.”
S even day« |n a ro w . w ith th e n am e
M ass., lias a n old Idgh clock w hich , he
eyes a’ny longer. W atch for the by only one vote.
sa y s, Is th e o n ly re m a in in g specim en o f a d a y of ih e w eek ttteder each one.
election returns from South Lane
m ay sta n d fo r " E v e ry d og h a s h is
W. J. Bryan endorses Folk for o f th e w o rk o f n u old S c o tch ctoek- day:*"
this fall.
a shapely n e w p a ir o f shoes,
m n k er, M achonoehie M ontrose.
Mr.
president, lie did great th in g s for D u n c a n s a y s th a t th e clock w a s m ad e “ All’s well th a t en d s w e ll;" a m a n ’s
a n d w o m an 's h ead a p p ro a c h in g each
In 1701.
T he proposition for the creation Missouri.
M a rcu s M orton, w ho lias b een ap- o th e r ns if to kiss, “T w o h e a d s a r e
of I'm pqua county from the w est­
b e tte r th a n one."
Gov. Benson will he a ca n d id ate lio ln ted a Ju s tic e o f th e M a ss a c h u se tts
ern part of Lane county, did not
s u p e rio r c o u rt. Is th e th ird o f th a t
for secretary of state, lie says so. n a m e to h a v e a place on th e Item'll In
Nam ing a Medicine.
materialize.
th a t s ta te ,
f i ls g r a n d f a th e r w as a
J u s tic e a n d Ills f a th e r c h ief Ju stice o f
th e su p re m e Judicial eo u rt. T ile new
Judge w a s g ra d u a te d nt Y ale In 1883.
Rugs
Rugs - Rugs
We can show you the goods au d they are a great saving
upon your knees, patience aud purse when you clean house.
N .w H u rd l.r For P.nn.
J a c k I l a l l, th e old M e re e rs b u rg h u r ­
d le r a n d in te rsc h o lu s tic c h a m p io n , h a s
sa id t h a t h e w o u ld e n te r th e v e te rin a ry
d e p a r tm e n t o f th e U n iv e rs ity o f P e n n ­
sy lv a n ia th is fall. I ln ll h a s n reco rd
o f 15 4-5 se c o n d s f o r th e h ig h h u rd le s
a n d 23 se c o n d s ln th e low a n d Is su re
to p ro v e n v a lu a b le m an to M ike M u r­
phy.
8cm . Pitching, This.
F ra n k D ick, th e M em p h is (T en n .t
S o u th e rn leag u e p itc h e r, p e rfo rm e d
th o u n u su a l f e a t re c e n tly o f d isp o sin g
o f his o p p o n en ts, th e c ra c k C ity
leag u e ch am p io n s, w lth o n t a ru n , lilt,
b a s e on b a lls an d w lth o n t n ru n n e r
re a c h in g first b ase T h e p ro fe s sio n a ls
w on. It to 0.
Sprinter Lunghi May Go to Yale.
E m ilio I.n n g h l, th e p h en o m en al m id­
d le d is ta n c e ru n n e r, w ho re c e n tly ca m e
to th is c o u n try from Ita ly , w h e re be
la a g r a d u a te o f th e P o ly te c h n ic School
o f G enoa. Is to m sk e B rid g ep o rt, Conn.,
h is hom e In th e f u tu re . I t Is L u n g b l’e
In te n tio n to e v e n tu a lly e n te r Y ale u n i­
v ersity .
T hat is the stuff for the dining room
O ncedow n, alw ays down
Linoleum aud
- kitchen
SIMERAL & VANDENBURG
" T H E FURNITURE. D E A L E R S ”
Bernhardt Adda a Line.
tu th e d e a th sc e n e o f ••Cam ille," M ar
g u e rlte , w ith her ey e s a lre a d y p a r tia l­
ly glazed a n d sta rin g . Is sup p o sed to
d e c la re , “ I see a fa c e !" re fe rrin g to
A rm a u d 's
B u sin ess w a s all to th e
b ad In O m ah a once, w h en th e div in e
one. gazin g In to th e u n k n o w n - re p r e
s e a te d by e m p ty b en ch es w ith a won
d e rfu lly realistic, w oeful voice cried :
"1 see facet—face«—but not many
faces!”
I
Everything
And
F arm
_ 4
In
Hardware
Im plem ents
W E D E L IV E R F L O U R
1 high *
GWût
F tM
Either by the sack or barrel anywhere in town.
You can order in any way most convenient to your­
self. The best way is to order enough so you wili
not run out just at the. wrong time. For once you
use our flour no other kind will satisfy yon as well.
Lots of first-class bakers will tell you so.
Now is the Time to Buy that New Rake or Binder
SPRAY-WYNNE
COMPANY
H IH
SWEET PEA SHOW
GREAT SUCCESS
• ••••
aud W illie llo ld erin au , 1 9 v a :
rieties.
G irl’s collection— First prize, !
G lad y ’s Y eateli,
vatieti**
second prize Etnilie llolderinau, _’.S|
varieties.
Married.
I
T he an n u a l sweet pea show,
j
which was held under the direc­ SCO TT-W O O LEY — <)u Sunday, !
tions of the W o m an ’s Club in this
luly 10, 1910, a t 2 p .m ., G eorge j
city last F'riday and Saturday,
M. Scott to Miss Lottie M.
eclipsed all former show s of its
Woolev, Rev. C. A. Wooley i
k in d in every respect. T h e e x ­
officiating.
hibit was large and th e quality
T he happy couple were the re-1
fine itt every departm ent, while cipients of a num ber of beautiful i
the parad e S aturday afternoon c re­ presents from relatives and friends.
ated m uch favorable com ment and T hey took the afternoon train for
T h a t’s lacking in harm ony is as
I
distressing
as the Cham ber of
in order w as as follows:
P ortland and will lie at home to
,,
..
Horrors. You will alw ays have
M ayor Kirne on horseback.
the.r friends at C ottage (.ro v e a f te r , harlnolly if you use OMe ;>f those
C ottage G rove Band.
Ju ly 15.
Sweet Toned Pianos
Autom obiles decorated.
G irls on horseback.
Big Fish.
Sold at this m usic store. T h e
Decorated buggies an d horses.
finest u p right can be bought for
Jap an ese rickisha.
George Brumfield and H arry small paym ent down and b alan ce
Bicycle girls.
Hrehaut were ex h ib itin g some beau easiest k ind of term s. Call a t the
Drill girls, F. II. Rosenberg.
tiful specim ens of • Iregoti and jewelry store atul see th is b e a u ti­
ful sweet toned-piano.
Doll buggies.
Rainbow trout, Monday, which
I’arasol girls.
they captured with rod and reel on
Baby carts au d carriages.
the upper Coast F o rk . Some of
Dog carts and wagons.
these fish were 17 inches iu length
Sunbounet girls.
aud weighed three an d four pounds,
Boys in overalls.
and furnished great sport in land
W om an’s Relief Corps.
ing, as they are very gatney.
T here is one way to save
G rand Arm y V eterans.
your piano and that is by
O ne of the floats to attract the
Nesmith an Important Issue
most attention was the one labeled
Nesm ith C o u n ty ,” a veritable
It seems the voters of the state
Drop tne a postal and J ’U
little fairy float carry in g th e bright only consider two or three of the
call. W ork guaranteed.
>abe of David G riggs an d wile m any new couuty propositions of
an d draw n by the little son of Mr. any im portance. N esm ith is gen- !
aud Mrs. T . C. W heeler. A queer erally considered one of the im-
coincident is the fact th at “ bahy portant ones.
C o tta g e G r o v e , O re g o n
N esm ith”- is a gaudsou of Senator
II. Bingham, of Eugene, who is
New Grove Studio.
Two Milch Cows for Sale.
pu ttin g up such a h a rd fight
against the N esm ith cause.
Tw o good milch cows for sale.
T he new G rove Studio is turn-
Tom P ark er’s burlesque carriage Inquire C. H enry H aight, Sagi I | ing out a better grade of work th a n
created m uch m errim ent.
naw , Oregon. Phone 77x4.
2t | i has been seen in Cottage Grove.
For a portrait or post card th a t will
Prizes were aw arded as follows:
| absolutely satisfy call at the new
Best decorated bu g g y — Raymond
location on North Fourth St.
Yeateli an d Virgil Powell; best
decorated float by fraternal o rgani­
Q u in in e is m ade fro m P e ru v ia n b a rk zation. Rebekahs; best decorated
Various Uses For Vinegar.
—th e o u ter p a r t o f a m ed icin al p la n t horse ridden by girl, C lara Rosen­
T w o tablesp o o n fills o f vim -par milled
cn lh sl cine hona It w a s so n am ed fro n t
berg;
best
decorated
tov
wagon,
to th e w a te r In w h ich r h ir k m . i «• f nr
th e w ife of C ou n t C inchona o f P eril In
th e sev en th c e n tu ry , w h o by Its use F ran k Snodgrass, J r.; best decor - fish is boiled w ill h a ste n It i• i !»«•< «.in-
t ‘»e color
w as cu red o f In te rm itte n t fev er
ated doll buggy. C atherine Silsl.y, *"8 lender a n d m uch liti|*r
„
i . i
I « n d flavor,
representing sutinow et; best decor-J I f th e fish Is su sp e c te d of being cokl
The B lackbirds an d th e Pie.
ated baby buggy, Ruth W oodard: s to ra g e a little v in e g a r ad d ed t< th e j
"Sing a song of sixpence.
A pocketful of rye*'*
most original toy float, Rex Wheel w a te r in w h ich it Is w ash ed will g re a t- j
Do you know the meaning
ly im p ro v e It
on a ball of binder twine
Of the blackbirds and tho pie?
er and b..by Griggs, who repre-j T o u g h pieces o f m e a t a re re n d e re d 1
guarantees length, strength,
The hours are th e blamkbtrds—
settled Nesmith countv: best dec-1 m o re te n d e r If d ip p ed In v in e g a r pro
Ju st twenty birds ar^A four—
smoothness, fre e d o m from
E arth and ik y tho plo ^ h ists
orated bicycle ridden by Imy, W il­ v io u s to cooking.
knots, and from all th e
Out of which tho blaclqilrds soar.
V in eg ar boiled on tli sto v e w hile
"W hen the pie waa opened"—
troubles and delays which poor
liam Bartels; best sustained c h a r - I 1 co o k in g o n io n s o r c a b b a g e will pre-
This means the break of day.
twine causes.
This is the
acter, Allie Phillips, who repre­ ■ v e n t th e o d o r of cook in g from fining
When the dawn boginnsth
tag we put on every ball of
And tho early sunbeam s play.
I
th
e
house
sented an Indian m aiden.
By the king Is m eant, dear.
genuine
If v in e g a r b e ad d ed to a b o ttle o f
The sun up In tho sky,
Prizes for flowers were given as i d rie d g lu e It w ill m o isten nt.d m ak e it
And the "golden m om enta"
He Is counting as they fly.
| like new ag ain
follow?:
Then the queen's tho moon, dear:
ar a n d sa lt w ill elen»» co p p er
Tho "maid who hangs th s clothes"
Largest num ber of varieties sweet a n V d in b eg
ra s s
A fte r if< a p p lic a tio n th e
Is the fair Aurora.
peas, II. K. M etcalf; first prizes I n rtic le sho u ld w e w ell w ash ed a n d pol-
Who on us dawn bostowa.
And the bird th a t Jumped up
single colors, sweet peas, cream, I Ished w ith n d r y c lo th
And nipped tho poor m aid's nose
in eg ar ad d ed to th e rin sin g w a fe r
T he first hour of morning.
Mrs. Lincoln Taylor: p in k , Myr 1 i o f V clo
th es w ill re v iv e color fa d e d bv
When Aurora alw ays goes
tie Brewer; white, Mrs. J. II. M c-jaoap
So "sing r tong of slrporro.
Look for i t Insist on it. Ply­
A pocket full of rye
V in eg ar an d w a te r effectiv ely etean se
F arlan d ; red, Mrs. T . C. W heeler:
Now you know th e meaning
mouth Twine is mad« of the most
stn
ln
efl
flow
er
vases
Of the hlaekhlrda a n l tho pto.
lavender, Mrs. T . C. W heeler;
carefully selected material, in the
- .«' N i c h o l a s .
oldest yet most modem cordage
most attractive display, Mrs. Lin­
To C larify F at.
mill in the United States. Eighty-
coln
T
aylor:
most
unique
display,
M elt fa t, ad d raw p o ta to r n t tn q n a r
live y e a n of experience and equate
Pioneers Attention
fe r Inch slices nn<l allot» fat t*> b eat
Yernie Brown.
dealing stand back ol every ball
g ra d u a lly
W h en f a t ceases to bubble
that bean the wheat-sheaf trade
II. Metcalf and Mrs. T. C. I an d p o ta to e s a r e w ell b ro w n ed s tra in
We want to secure a picture of
mark. Plymouth Twine is cheaper
every man and woman above 70 W heeler were aw arded special through double cheesecloth placed over
in the long run because il is bettet
w lre s tr a in e r in to a p an
T h e p o ta to
—works better and goes farther.
years in or near C ottage G rove t prizes by the Portland Seed cotn- a b s o rb s som e o f th e sed im en t, rem ain
We invite you to call any tim e pany for t h e b e s t f lo w e rs g r o w n | d e r se ttlin g to b o tto m o f k e ttle W hen
during the week lieginnittg Ju n e from their seeds.
a sm a ll q u a n tity o f f a t Is to t><- c la ri­
20 and we will m ake a negative
fied a d d to cold f a t b o ltin g w a te r, s tir
C
hildren’s
display,
lw>v,—
First
j
and furnish you one first class
vigorously an d s e t asid e to cool T h e 1
finished picture w ithout any cost prize for the largest collection of j f a t will fo rm a c a k e on top, w h ich ‘
m ay be e asily rem oved. O n bo tto m of j
to you. We w ant to see vou all.
wild flowers. Merle Briggs, b i v a - j ca k e will b e fo u n d se d im e n t, w h ich *
Grove Studio, new location, north
rieties; second prize, C arl Yeatch m ay be re a d ily sc ra p e d off w ith a
Fourth street.
Musical
Accompaniment
H. C. MADSEN
P ia n o R ep a irs
...Expert Tuning...
Harry S. Webber
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
Plymouth
iBinder
Twine
Griffin
—<a—
Veatch Co.
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