Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-07-28

I quite number of Corvalli
:, people are sleeping in tents thi
summer, being no doubt urde
: the impression that they there
y by have the benefit of an unlim
tied amount of fresh air. II th,
, mental science theory is sound
ltls possible they may derive
the desired amount of benefit
s from the practice. But as a mat.
: ter of fact a well ventilated bed.
room will afford much more
fresh air than a closed tent will
sleeping IN a tent with the flaps
closed and the sides close to the
ground is not like being in the
open air, by long shot. We
all know that in cool weather a
tent can be made fairly comfort
| able with a small fire, which is
evidence that the outside air
does not have full access to the
interior.
Miss Alice Jones is VISITING
relatives near Suver. She left
Tor that place Saturday.
! Graham & Wells carry a full
line of paints, oils, glass, warm
1shes, including the great china
mel Yarn1sh. 59-67
A common question asked ev-
cry day now in Corvallis is care
you going to the State fair ?"
From interest already manifest
ed it seems probable that many
from this city will attend the
47th annual fair, which begins
In Salem, September 14th, and
continues until the 10Th. Ten
thousand dollars is to be given
away IN premiums on live stock,
agricultural and manufactured Il
products. Four special prizes
OF beautiful cups are to be given
for the best groups of four each
OF horses, as follows: Best four
animals, either sex, any age,
bred by exhibitor; best group of
four stations, two years old or
over, owned by one exhibitor;
best group of four mares, two
years or over, owned by one ex-
nibitor, and best group of one
stallion and three mares, two
7ears old or over, owned by one
All are cordially in
'lted to camp on the fair grounds 4
where shade, water and other
accommodations are afforded.
v. H. Savage is superintendent 3
Il the pavilion and is always
eady to show any favors posi-
lie to Corvallis visitors t. the s
air. e
Fresh vegetables AMI fruits 5
lways On hand in their season.
Vhitesides & Cooper. 11tf
"When the warm weather heats
our blood and you long to HE
} the cooling seaside and plunge
odily into the briny, pause,
consider" says an emil
ent nose and ear specialist.
Observe the numbers of bathers Y
no, during the season, evince
1dden deafness, which often .
ngers for weeks at a time and -
'metimes becomes a permanent Is
ouble. To avoid this do two in
lings. Remember the ancient of
lstruction to wet the top of the on
cad first, and never allow any w
'ld water to percolate to the
'um of. the ear. Many people
} not know that the sudden "a
'plication of cold to the back III
the ear will cause the delicate
echanism to expand sharply vii
lder the rush Of blood to es- fai
pc. This is always followed a {
partial deafness, which some =
nes becomes a serious matter.
lother thing to watch is the Il
ampoo. The same danger lies Is
re if the hair dresser is either Is
skillful or careless. In rims 8
the hair the spray should Il
st be applied to the top of the IS
ad and gradually brought Is
WI to the nape Of the neck, Is
IS obviating the trouble Is
New line dis es in plain and Il
cy designs, at Viii eside & \
oper's' III :