Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-03-06

Cuuioh uotulnS anu is CERTAIN 10 re-
suit in tidy sum for each congre-
CATION thus represented. .
"You can't stop trolley car by
standin' on the track ;" "Sis."
Episcopal church weekday Lenten
services each week as follows: Wednes.
days at 4 :15 p. M, brief services, and at
Z 80 P. M, Litany and lectures. Same
on Fridays. J. W. Armstrong, Rector.
Latest in photos and stamps, at
Mrs. Wiegand's studio. 11tf
The Episcopal church, corner Jefferson
and 7th streets. Services, Sunday, the
Sth. as follows: 10 a. NJ, Sunday School;
l a. NJ, morning service and sermon;
7 80 p. m., evening service and sermon
Seats free. All welcome. J W. Arm.
strong, Rector.
Buy Your groceries of Cooper
& Whiteside. 11tt
From some localities come reports that
there is much San Jose scale yet. This
mast not be permitted. The fruit indus
try is too important and men who at
great labor and expense have destroyed
pests and maintain clean orchards have
a right to demand that county fruit in
spectors do their full duty, without fear
or favor and strictly enforce the law.
Orchards not rendered pestless must be
DESTROYED Editorial.
New line dishes in plain and
fancy designs, at Cooper & White
sides. 1Itt
The comedy of life will be about what
it has been-the men will labor day and
mig ht, and the wives of men will spin.
They'll have club for every day, and
never cease to 60; they'll learn to telk of
many themes their husbands do not
know; they'll hear lecturer from Greece,
auother on Japan, another on the Renais-
ance, and several on man; they'll hire
a lot of long-haired freaks to make them
erudite. they'll work on papers every
mora, and look up things at night; and
their husbands will get supper cold and
suffer ridicule-and the children will
grow up like wolves, while mamma goes
to school.-Ex.
Nobody aint lost any sleep hunt
in me to give me sompin for moth
ing" ISIS"
The requirements that all cattle sheep
and horses grazing under permit on the
National Forests be given salt at frequent
intervals Is regulation which has been
found to 60 long way in protecting the
range and conserving the forage crop.
Old hunters, in the days of the pioneers,
knew that deer and buffalo Travelled long
distances to lick salt in saline springs.
The Blue Licks on Licking River: in
Kentucky, and similar mineral spring
on Elk River, in West Virginia, were
famous for the herds of deer, buffalo and
elk which frequented them. The ada
cent ground was SO deeply tramped that
the marks we're to be seen many years
after the places ceased to be visited by
those animals.
I'm the choice OF colors for the spring
of 1908, Fashion seems less capricions
and more utilitarian than for many a
long time," says Grace Margaret Gould
in her fashion talk In the March nunber
of the Woman's Home Companion. "It
was blue last fall, and it's to be blue
again this spring-blue, however, in
many fascinating shades, such as canard
blue. which 1s duck blue, a very lovely,
delicate shade. Copenhagen blue con-
tinues in fashionable favor, and navy
blue and royal blue for everyday wear
are looked upon as reliable, good-styie
colors. Next to the blues come the
browns. A beaver shade of brown is very
and so are the russets and
citron shade. Chamois color will be
used more than ever, and the bread and
biscuit that's. Tan is good color to
choose for gown from the fashion stand
point. and cream is also the mode. A
number of shades of green will be worn,
and few grays on the mole ORDER"
Wood wanted at once, on sub
s;ription, at Gazslteaohee. 12tf