Cottage Grove leader., July 16, 1912, Image 4

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BERRY GROWING
Sp ecial Offer
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SUCCESS IN LANE {
J on Osteopathic Treatments for the :
Lime and cement at Spray’s.
Shingles and posts. Phone t62.
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1 pay cash for Chickens, Eggs,
A visit to the Puyallup valley
Hides. Grain.
Visit
the
Baptist
church
Sunday.
will
convince any one that berry
Married— Wednesday evening,
Good second-hand
roller feed culture is a fine way to pass time
July to, Miss Alice Jones to Mr. Breaching morning and evening
mill for sale.
and a profitable way to spend life.
Ralph I eg it both of Cottage Grove. by the pastor, Everett S. Hurket.
T o all patients w h o pay in advance for one month’s
I deliver tree to all parts of town.
Let me give you a few plain
Spray,
phone
162.
treatment,
1 will give five treatments* free of charge
Miss Isabel Bolden entertained
Regular services next L ords
facts, then lets address ourselves
Buy
your
feed
and
flour
of
her Sunday School class at her day morniug and evening at the
to the situation and become as
Spray. Phone 162.
home on Euclid Heights, Wednes- | Church o f Christ. Sermon topics
W ood to give away for the cut­ famous as the Puyallup valley.
‘ Doctrines of the New Testament
day afternoon.
• Successor to Dr. II. II. Somers
There is nothing to prevent but
ting. W. A. Henrenway.
Church” and “ Is Church Metn-
also
oak
|
laziness
and
skepticism
Let’s
Old-growth fir wood,
< '»ratinate of I,os Angeles College of < Meopathy
The families of S. R. Willis o f jhentbip Essential to Salvation?'1
grub wood at Spray’s.
| take our isolated case that can be
Albany and II. A. Miller of this )j a nl an(J g p, tu. respectively,
Page field fence is a sirring steel, duplicated hundreds of times in . Consultation and Examination Free,
place formed a fishing party UP ,\ welcome for everybody
best by every test
Phone 1(>2.
the same valley.
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%.-%.%.«
Mosbv Creek Saturday afternoon.
Every session of the Lend a -
Hood River Niagara Spravs, the
A Mr. Dayis showed me his home
A picnic supper was one of the Hand class is helpful and inspiring. best by every test at Spray’s.
of three acres—just begun. A
pleasant features of the day.
I have Planet Junior and John
Next Sabbath at 10 a m. the topic
quarter of an acre was all he was
Deere
planters
and
cultivators.
for study is “ Tenement and Apart­
Mrs Eerr was hostess to the
With planting and good cultiva­ able to put to raspberries at first.
We Sell Them
ment Children.”
General dis­ tion you will be surprised at how They were set in April. March
Ladies Aid Society of the M. E.
ON
EASY T E R M S
cussion on "W h ich is More Potent your land will produce.
will be better here. T he following
church on Wednesday afternoon.
Now is the time to look over year he gathered more than 22
A pleasant social afternoon and in Character Forming, Heredity or
men
All
mowers and hinders to see what | crates from the fourth of
dainty refreshments were much Environment,
repairs are needed to be ready for
The second year he gathered 1A1J , !
enjoyed by all members present.
cordially invited.
harvest.
The Thursday evening prayer
crates from the same vines. The j
Cupid flour is as good as the Irest
Mrs. J. S. Medley entertained meeting at the Methodist Church
— Si.do per sack. J. F. Spray, third year he only got L40/J crates I
the members of the Social Twelve is looked forward to all the week. phone 162.
„s frost caught him.
A small payment d ow n , the balance
ami a number of invited guests, at Attendance larger than ever before
to suit purchaser. CREAM taken
This
year
he
is
sure
to
get
from
C. S. Smith o f Saginaw has two
her lovely home Thursday after- for mid summer. Each attendant good cows for sale.
t he same as cash.
200 to 250 crates from the same
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\ dainty two course lunch* a^
ue^t service is expected to
in mil
Fine Black Minorcas straight vines. He has two acres more
S I 111 ' u s y o u r C R E A M .
eon was served by the hostess, hidnp a warning from G od’s book . strain. Mrs. DeSpaiu.
that will bear the first time this|
We pay the highest cash price,
assisted by Mesdarues W. II. Young and . . old
. . . will
.
meet for
year.
Furnish cans and
Abrams and Herbert Eakiu.
i he prayer and praise.
For five years the growers of the i
Fay the freight
guests of honor' were Mesdames
valley have averaged $1.74 peri
Last Sabbath was very hot lint
Geo. Kerr,
Hawley, Braiuard, the congregations at the Methodist
crate. They are suie o f a dollar a |
Shaw, 11 an sou, Meisuer, Burk­ church was large and the interest
crate at the cannery.
holder.
“ A Square Deal to All”
Let's base our calculations on
was splendid. At the morning
the dollar and the 2lK> crates in­
A farewell reception was lender- *«rvice one young lady was re
stead o f $1.74 and 2.50 crates.
c l U) Mrs. A . S. Mason, Tuesday reived into the society in full con
That will make $S00 per acre after
afternoon in the Brotherhood room «ecliou and one man confessed
the second crop, if the frost does
of the Presbyterian church by the Christ and was taken into the
not catch them. Calculate on tht
Presbyterian Ladies Aid and mem- church on probation.
Specal
basis that has for five years lieei
We will make a special price
bers of the O. E. S. Mrs. Mason topics for the coming Lord’s Day.
their average and you have for M0<
to all Sjhool Children and
was the recipient of many useful I’uWic worship at 11 with sermon
crates $1,392 per acre
Teachers for individual and
and pretty gifts from a novel mis- bv P^tor.
Subject.
A Bugle
Mr. Davis is working for wage:
class pictures tor one week
cellaneous shower
Ice cream and Blast of Cheef.
At the I eople s
and improving his three acres as
starting to d a y —Tuesday,
cake were served on the lawn at Cupular Service at 8 o ’clock
The “ New W ay” gas engine
the side of the church by Mes- Robert Sutcliffe answers the ques j ¡goes, and goes right. It you need he can. He said, “ One more yea:
A r m s t r o n g S t u d io
dames W IL Abrams, C. P. Jones, tion "Why am I a Methodist? I | an engine, see our engines and gel after this and I will be independ
ent, then I will live at home am
prices before you buy.
Pictures on display
0 .1 . Xichol and Chas. Adams. This will be well worth bearing. , j our
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board at the same p lace.”
Near Oregon Hotel
R ev. and Mrs. Mason and family j Hible school at 0 :4.s and hpworth
Curtis Veatch has J good milk
How can this be done? Mori
departed for the.r new home a t , League devotional meet.ng at 7. cows, also lersev and Holstein bull
than one said to me, you ca n ’
Patterson, California, Wednesday \ A hearty welcome for all strangers, , call, for sale.
Remember the goat.
He. will raise berries successfully without
evening.
_
Let Father Do It
kill the brush and make the grass cows and chickens. Cows to fur-
| nish feitilizer and chickens to keep
He Knew
Kffie— Shall I put on my mack- grow while you sleep.
S top a t th e....
L. C. Parmlee lias horse for sale. I the land clean and catch the in-
Youug Bachelor— I often wonder jtn‘ o»h aud run out and post this
Weight 1QP0 lbs. Gentle. Price | sects that harm the fruits. But
if I'm making enough to get tnar- letter, mother?
$75.00. Phone 20-F. 22.
you may have all these, then fail.
rjed on
j
Mother— No, dear, it’s not fit
When you buy flour o f Spray
Old Benedick— Well, I don’t for a dog to be out on a night like von buv it straight from the car to No success crowns the growers
! unless they are organized. No
kn
ow
much
you
making,
your father post it.
the consumer-
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Most centrally located of any hotel in the city of
berry organization is complete
|
Wagons,
Buggies,
plows,
Har­
but you aTn’tl— London Opiuiou. T j London
Opinion.
Eugene.
Just like home.
Rates $1.50 per day.
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rows, Cultivators, Discs, Binders, without a cannery owned and con ­
Mowers and rakes at the big hole trolled by the growers. There are
in the wall.
many details to be worked out.
Say friends lets organize. No
| better time than now. Begin now I
j to plan lor your berry plants and }
get your ground ready. Get your j
j cows and chickens, etc.
You can enjoy the comfortable feel
W. V . M c G ee
i
of Essex Mills I’ nderwear during
Finest Surburban Homesites For S ale
this warm weather. Each garment
I have decided to offer for sale
is made extra full size. Essex Under -
I have just received a car load all niv laud within the city limits!
wear has a fourth more thread for
I of McCormick Binders, Mowers consisting o f 2u acres, making 31
First-class, clean groceries at lowest possible prices
the same size than ordinary jobbed
and Rakes direct from the factory fine places with springs of the best
which
enables
me
to
sell
them
at
Ladies’ and children’s shoes, good as the
underwear.
Essex garments are
| as low a price as any good machin­ water.
best and cheap as the cheapest.
form fitting and very elastic. They
The home place of about 5 acres j
ery call be sold, and oil terms to
Coal oil 15 per gallon.
'suit the purchaser. Good, new has a spring piped to the house fur­
are made o f the cleanest material
Everything
else in proportion.
I machines save time and labor as nishing about 7000 gallons daily
in
sanitary
daylight
factories.
well as bay and grain. When you
with fall enough to furnish power
Through the cash plan at this store
buy a McCormick you buy as good
I a machine as can lie made. We for a private light plant. Better
Essex Mills Underwear costs less
have them in stock all set up. You see me right away.
«V e s t s id e
than the ordinary kinds sold by most
can see what you are getting We
S. B. MORSS.
also keep on hand all extras for
credit stores.
the McCormick.
Children’s and ladies single pieced
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garments piiced 10c up.
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DeLaval
Separators
Cottage Grove Creamery
Special
Class
Pictures
H O F F M A N HOUSE
Stitisfaction Guaranteed
Keep Cool Underwear
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W E S T S 1 D E G R O C E R . Y
Jen sen
Union suits anv style
for
entire
Hart, Schaffner
family, priced 30c to 95c.
Boy’s and men’s single garments
“ Diamond W ” fresh garden peas in 21b. can.
each
15c: fancy lemons, a doz. ,30c: bananas
and large sweet «eedless oranges, a doz. 30c:
pi, kies of all kinds in Mason quart jars. .30c:
matches a box, 4c; Jell-O or Gelatin a peg, 9c.
I have just received a car o f No.
1 Star A . Star shingles— good
ones. If vou intend to use shingles
come and see them and get prices.
Light buggy and harness for sab
cheap. Mrs. C. A
Perkins.
Pure uiatiila binding twine Buy
I tlie b e s t ; it is the cheapest m ihe
lo n g run.
Mrs. W Bales has a good 4 year-
old milchcow for sale
All kinds of lunch groceries.
UMPHREY & MACKIN
T h e C a s h E c o n o m y Store
W a lk e r
Marx Clothes 4
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T he Kind Y o u W ill Eventually Buy
2.1c up.
Grocery Department
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During the
summer
month
mothers of young children should
watch for anv unnatural looseness
O f the bowels. When given prompt
attention at this time serious trouble
may be avoided. Chamberlain's
i Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edv can always be depended upon.
1 For sale by Benson's Pharmacy.
Som e Exceptional Features
About the “ Reggy” Suit
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Additional fountain pen pocket in inside breast pocket. Cash pocket
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in low er outside pocket. Extra cash pocket in facing.
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Pencil pocket above breast pocket.
Side buckle straps.
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Vestee or cord to match goods. (it
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Concealed bill pocket in waist band of trousers. W atch
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guard in watch pocket to prevent theft or loss; velvet
pocket to prevent scratching of watch case. Fancy hanger inside, of trousers— smart
and useful. Button and hole on right hip pocket. Tunnel belt slide which holds
the trousers over the hips and keeps belt in place. Full peg top.
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