The Cottage Grove sentinel., August 29, 1930, Page 2, Image 2

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SOCIETY
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THE MUVTINKL. OOTTAQB U B Ü T K OREGON.
Bottles ef
potsoo eaay he made
' b a v la g ^ S e ’ steek tats their corks
C h arm o f In c an tatio n
Used to F ig h t W itch es
While the first of May wss a
warning device, suggests the
Urns for merrymaking Io «outs
M rs Roy M orris entertained Bat , Nation«] Safoty council tn Chicago.
countries Is ascleet liiusa. tt was
wrday »fU reooe with a party hon­ Although «may druggits now sell
sot altogether ee In Ireland There
oris« bar son, I B
<Bud> Morris, I poisonous substances In bottle« dis
were too many dangers, too many
oa hie fifth birthday anniversary. ' tlngulafasbls by peculiar shape or
omen« too many wit dies ami fa ir­
IJ ttla gussU present wwrs Jack sharp points, nevertheless the sver-
ies about—mars oa May eve than
Morrta Bunn» and Francs« Kelly. age bouse has various deadly chent- ; on aay other day la the year, ex­
Paulin« and Orpha Willi«. Minn I. ; leal compounds each as rat poisons
cept Halloween. The old Irish year
Morris. Junior Kennedy
> sad disinfectants which are kept
began oa the first of May. and like
and Chari«« W ard. Maurln«
unmarked In the pantry or bath
the old Biblical people It was the
ranes, Lois and Harold Bsc
----- rooms, says Popular Science Month
time of spring cleaning For weeks
Older guests present war« M ra : ly. Many cases of fatal poisoning
before
the
Irish
bousewitse
John Kennedy. Mra. Norm an Bach- occur sack year, the council states,
Industriously cleaned their home«
alder. Mra Fran k W illi«. Mra. Bud because of csreleseneM In handling
changing every corner, and fumi­
Lawrence, M ra F ran k Kelly and drugs in the home.
gating the rooms with Juniper This
Lucille Favor. A pleasant afternoon
was a siroog preventive sgaiust the
I f the corks of all poison hot-
waa epant playing fam e« and
wltchea
ties «rare «tedded with goodsited
grab boa was a feature. Refraah-
pine they probably would make the
When the great day arrived—la
ite of loe cream and cake war«
user examine the bortls before
fact before m idnight-each family
Ths honor guest
pUag the contents.
was well prepared
All the fires
' gift«
had been extinguished, awaiting tba
greet Beltane fires which the kings
-V s U a tia s
M ra A. W . Helltwell, M ra J. Rue-
of Ireland lighted on the mountain«
kin Clark and Miaa Bather Sllaby
The Land Office says that a num­ and from which the peasants re­
entertained Thnraday afternoon of
ber of years ago Thomas B. Valen-
kindled their own hearthfirea. W ith
laat week w ith a vanishing lunch­
da« was given title to some land,
the Bret light of May day the mea
eon a t the boro« of M ra HelliwelL
which for one reason or another he
e f the house made a din with the
Covers were laid for M ra
did not take up
The government
pots and pans and caw hells The
Ham ant, M ra F. E,
than issued to Mm script, which
half starved dogs were let lo--«e
Mr« Orpah Benson, Mra. Herbert
was to be used for land la some
and howled about the bouse
The
Bakin, Miaa M arlette Ham ant. M ra
other section In the country, and
women lit censers of herbs and
Lorsnso P. Sanford. Mr«
H
A
this earns to be known as “Valeo-
waved them here and there, and
M iller. Mra. Maude W right. M ra
tlns script." Each certificate was
everyone chanted. “Witch flee flee
M C. Brassier. M ra Joe Smith.
for s 40 acre tract of land, and the
from here or It will go 1U with
Mrs W B Johnaton and Mra Peter script was assigned by Valentina
then.*—Boston Herald.
Nelson. A social afternoon fot- Thts was perhaps the only script
which may be u«ed on unsnrveyed
land, and for that reason was very
M a n y and V a rio u s T ric k s
Irabla
M r. and M ra Lorenao P. Sanford
K n ow n to F u r T ra d e rs
were guests of honor Monday night
Unlike the American for crop, the
a t a surprise party given by the
Makiag F laats L am iasas
greatest pari of which la taken off
local telephone force. An evening
It la stateJ that a German gar­ ordinary farm « Canada's fur bar-
of bridge waa enjoyed. The honor
vest—apart from that of the fur
guests ware given an attractive set dener has discovered a plan for
ranches —Is still gathered at the
Injecting phosphorus Into plant«
of glaaewara. Dainty refreshments
cost of hardship and Ilfs from
were eerved In addition to the thus making them luminous at
the great open spaces and thickly
Thts experiment waa dem-
honor guests those present were night.
wooded forests
And It ts here,
cost rated at the Berlin flower show,
Miss Evelyn Grove. Mra. Cleo More
strictly speaking, that romance Is
lock, M ra Armorel Monson. Mias when a large number of cactus of
forever lurking aroand the corner.
Mildred Dugan. M ra Ollie Berry. all shapes sod sixes were Inoco
The first collecting of these skins
Mm. Fred Langston and M ra E l­ lated, and that, as the luminous
quality concentrate« In the splnea.
— when the ambitious trader pushes
mer NaeL
they appear to he dotted with brll-
as fa r Into the wilderness as he
Uant points of light that radlats
dares for Instance—In order to
The Constellation club w ill hold tn the darkness like glow worm«
meet the outcomlng Indian family,
Its first meeting of the fall season
usually develops into a battle of
Thursday afternoon, September <■ ■
wtta and words
And the buyer,
I Iw ipsackm sut
The hostess committee w ill be Miss
tn many cases mnst get up mighty
M arlette Ham ant. chairman. Mrs
early tn tbe morning If be hopes to
President Johnson was Impeached
C. F. Hoskins. Miss Esther SUaby by the house of representatives, hut
circumvent tbe breed's cunning and
and Mrs Charles Beldler
trickery. Many a pale, fifteen dol­
was acquitted by the senate In the
lar marten la transformed Into a
Impeachment trial. The Constitu­
dark, flfty-dollar skin by tbe skill­
tion gives the house the sole power
U n iq u e C hurch Used by
ful application of a little balsam
of Impeachment and the senate the
a * Shrine sole power to try Im[>eachment smoke. More than one black house-
cat finds Its way amongst the hun­
if a famous case« An Impeachment is similar
dred dollar fishers while mink and
church one naturally thinks of one to an Indictment. In that an nfflclsl
lynx skins having damaged flanks
who has been Impeached is not
great In age, great In architecture
and shoulders are conveniently
necessarily guilty, any more than
or great In Its historic associations.
turned with the fur Inside and the
One finds none of these character­ la a person who has been indicted
leather side out.
by a grand Jury.
istic« in the little church on the
Kentucky side of tbs Ohio river,
and so. perhaps, odc can hardly
W e ls h S a r a )
D aagsr of
refer to It lh the same manner one
The
Welsh
bad no surnames un­
I
am
ever
suspicious
of
folks
of
refers to Westminster. Colgate.
whom It la said that they have a til ♦ «> years ago when they were
Notre Dame or Santa Sophia. It
compelled to adopt them by King
capacity for resources I once par
may not be a famous church, but It
Henry V III. The "p" In Powell,
Is a t least unique, for It la the took o f a salad flavored by a re
sourceful lady with a bulb she bad Price, Pugh. Pritchard- etc.. Is “ Ap,"
smallest eh arch In the world, cap*
meaning “son of“ ; Ap Howell. Ap
dug from the garden.
I do not
ble of accommodating but three or
four worshipers, says the Cincin­ know what species of bulb It was, Rice or Rhys, Ap Richard. Ap Hugh,
but tt was not what tbe resourceful ete.
nati Enquirer.
The «mall brick
lady, thoaght It to be. and Its e f­
structure waa built In 1S60 by some
fect was painful.—D. H Talmadgs
brothers of the Benedictine order,
in the Portland Oregonian.
Gates of Thought
who need tt aa a shrine during the
years they were engaged there tn
The gates of thought—how
the making of sacramental wine.
slow and late they discover them
During the year« of lta uee It con­
«elves! Yet when they appear,
Key
to
Success
w« see that they were always
tained an altar, the usual church
Being
esteemed
an
industrious,
candles, a crucifix and pews for the
there, always open. — Ralph
thriving
young
man.
and
paying
Waldo Emerson.
accommodation of three persona
duly
for
what
1
bought,
the
mer­
Bnt it la no longer med as a
chants
solicited
my
custom
,
and
church, though still owned by SL
I went oo prosperously.— Benja­
Joseph's parish of Covington. The
E ar M aaaiags
min Franklin.
interesting structure, the smallest
I
t
la
M
id
that those w . « • ears
church In the world. Is on the
are small and II« dose to tbe toad
Highland pike two miles south of
Engraving. The Sen tin sL
are cantlou« careful In money mat
Covington.
ter» and have logics! minds
L oose L eaf Binders. Sentinel.
' as a
Trasiag Old S e y ia g s
While there are hutidml« of «u
perstitionx common to all pcv'i le
all dimes and nations. It has
co
found that many of them are
'O-
tics I and many vary with ,-h
IS.
locatloa. civilisation nnd the de­
gree of culture p»ea< -seed h , r ,„
people.
Some can he traced to netuote
time« some beliefs that are current
now are merely mode mined v r-
sioos of old forms, a large awmher
are generally known, wh ls others
are peculiar to certain mwttons of
the country and particular locall
tlee la different states
Many superstitious are sagely
quoted today la the mountain of
Kentucky. Teonc-^ce and H r ;
i.
Perhaps these w ill have a fainl.iar
ring; “ lied flannel underwear pre­
vents cold«“ “singing before break-
fis t brings bad luck." “kill a frog
and your cow w ill give blood?
milk." "a horsehair In water will
torn Into a snake.“ and “mole oa
the neck, money by the peck."
M io a s e s la 't B sa a d a v y
The northern boundary of Min­
nesota was settled by the tr
,,f
Ghent terminating the War
t i.
By tt tbe Lake of tbe Woods waa to
he the northern boundary. At the
same time. It was supposed that
there were many rivers flowing
from the lake eastward, and the
United States was to have the land
drained by them. When tbs actual
survey was made. It was found that
there were oo rivers Bowing east­
ward. and so. because o f the loteo
tlon. and after many «arrays bad
been made, and com m ission ap­
pointed to settle the matter, the
small piece of land called the
Northern Peninsula was ceded to
tbe United States In 1STS and the
question finally settled by tbe
United States and England In ISTT.
Come Into the Kitchen
Kl
Ars you a kitchen drudge — or
kttohsa artist ?
T earoom tou ch es keep T hom as
A bit of grape Jules glortfl««
apple mucp
Meat loaf baked In s ilng filled
with vegetables- -ah - f i t for a king.
Brown sugar and dates added to
oatmeal
makes Young
Johnny
shout "More.“
A song In ths dumplings — why
n o t* la su rp rise-th ey'll moat sure­
ly "pop out of ths pot."
When waffles don t waffle-las.
they make good hot cakes
U m eggs — like Ca esa r '« wife —
above su sp ic io n ’
A dash of nu tm eg In th s pot,
makes disliked spinach taste like
what It's not.
Ths trimmings of a pis shell
make delicious chess« straw «
Ues prunes chopped instead of
raisins in cakes or cooklsa.
Sprinkling caraway seed s over a
roast gives a "different" flavor.
Food« like people. should not al­
ways wear the same doth««
AU th« beating in ths world won't
m ake a good cake If poor ingred i­
ents arc used.
Spare the spoon and spoil the
cake ta creaming butter and sugar.
Never m arry a man to reform
him -you can t make an omslette
out of a bad egg
A slice of best is to a drab din­
ner plats as a floater In ths button-
F la h
platter with lemon and radish««
Q uick t'a n u o c l D eligh t
Boll gently for about two hours,
one or more oane of sweetened con­
densed m ilk wtthov.' opening the
can. M ore on pantry shelf or re­
frigerator until ready to uee Then
chill and open can The caramel­
ised product will come out solid.
Slice and serve on a slice of pine­
apple. Top with whipped cream
and nut«
V aria thus«
Mia the caramel with about equal
jin in tltle « o £ j« h lj> j> » iW r« a n t^ h llL
la
Arrange halves of lady fingers In
sherbet glass. Pile In the chilled
inlkture
Top with a
candled
cherry. Add grated pineapple and
chopped nuts to above mlgtura.
Serve on angel food or spongs cake
slices. Serve In sherbet glaseee with
alternate layers of strawberry Jello
and lop with Whipped cream and
nuts. This dessert may be kept un-
upened Indefinitely
It Is handy
for that unsapeclsd guest
Firs Proof Safes. Sentinel
Halssbooks The Sentinel.
STORES
S a n d w ic h
(This was oh. so good
And it
doesn't reel so heavily oa your eoul
- and digestive system I
Two salmon or halibut steaks,
onion, pimento, oysters (canned If
the month hasn't an "r" In its
name), butter, slice and fry onion
until clear, spread onion
and
chopped pimento on one steak, lay
other steak on It and let eland
about two houra (not absolutely
necessary i. Take o ff upper steak
salt, pepper, tjsy oysters thickly
over It. put salt, pepper and bits of
butter over oysters and place upper
steak on IL
Bake w ith four strips salt pork
under It and over IL Bake about
one hour In a moderate oveu-- SM
W hy not sh ak e paprika on the degrees- when almost done, spread
dull routine of the d a y *«
It w ith bread crumbs soaked In
"To cook Interactin' le the "Lord's butter, and brown.
Serve with
white sauce and chopped egg on
own gift-"
HATS OFF TO LABOR DAY AND THE WORKERS WHO
TURN THE WHEELS OF INDUSTRY AND PROORESS
Ws Join with thuuMnda of other Industries In paying tribute to
ths workers whoa« efforts have glvsn us our modern oonvsnlsnoss
of business and home. Ths present-day sfflolency of food merchan­
dising also owes Ils favored position with you as food buyers to
ths men and women whose constant thought and work mads It
what It 1« That ts why ws, as mudsrn food distributors. M y "Hats
o ff to Labor Day -and to tbs workers who turn ths whssta of In­
tiustry and prograae."________
PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
______________ AUOU8TJM AND 30, 1930
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Puritan Malt - 21-2 lb. can 43c
A low price on a favorite brand
Agc<l just enough to
velop a good flavor .
Cheese
t ie -
lb. 22c
Get Ready for School
MacMarr Tablets Each 5c
C on cen tration
Catherine, age five, was Invited
to a tittle friend's house for din­
ner. Catherines mother very cara-
fnlly told the little glri everything
the should and should not do
"And be sure." her mother M id.
knowing Catherine’s fondness for
pastry, "not to ask for a second
piece of cake“
When Catherine came home her
mother asked her all shout the
vtsIL "And did you have only one
piece of cake, like I told yon?" the
M id.
“Oh. no," replied Catherine.
“I
remembered what you said, so I
didn't eat any cake at alL
I ate
two pieces of pie."
M0 «b ests of sm ooth rulsd papsr T h s m ost fur your m oney
MacMarr Coffee
lb. 35c
Ws can always give you ths finest quality F R E S H roastsd coffee
nt a saving
w-a
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«
Choles asediase
Raisins “
At your journey’s end,
Telephone
Ne Tw a Ar« Alike
In the Book of Job are words
which forecast the discovery made
so many centuries later that tbe
finger prints of no two people In
the world are «like
The words
are In chapter 38: "He sealeth up
the hand of every mau. that ail meu
may know his work."
T b e 'te x t
was quoted by a Scotland Yard offi­
cial at an Inquest at Portsmouth on
the body of a mun whose name end
business had been unknown till
prints of his fingers were sent to
the finger print department In Lon­
don.
There they were Identified,
and the man's name and dwelling
were made known.
In 90 years
800.000 persona have thus been
traced.
Nothing is as reassuring as the
sound of your voice. The average
in te r - c ity connection is now
made in less than 2 minutea.
Charges are low. In the evening,
for “station-to-station” calls, they
are even less than by day.
The front pages of your tele­
phone directory tell you all about it
Goo»« F sa t bars
The best gooM feathers are pro-
cured town the live bird la tbe
A budget to ths housswtfs Is
what a set ot blueprints Is to the
builder.
Carrots rlcsd and seasoned as for
mashed potatoes put color In the
cheeks and vitality In ths body.
Ths Lord made ths food but (he
devil mads many of the rooks.
A green banana le concentrated
essence of stomach-ache
Thou shall not live by th rift
alone.
Many a girl would marry gladly
without a ms Id If dishwashing were
reduced to a minimum
This can not help but be a hodge­
podge I've been hither and yon —
over the countryside, eating at all
sorts o' places end all kinds o'
things and now I'm off on my va­
cation and If ths contents of my
suitcase are found listed under ohf-
fee cake as Ingriedente- I shouldn't
be a bit surprised I
But perhaps those bits will help
to make the dally three more In-
terastlng and varied.
AVtll'WT
2 lbs. 19c
Tuna Fish
2 for 45c
Deviled Meat
14 cans 4c
_________ Llhby s—Malts dsllclous sandwtohss tn a plffp.
Pork and Beans
Van Camp’» -M odlum Cans
Spaghetti
2 for 19c
Ready to ssrvs__________
2 for 19c
MACMARR STORES
n a n d T elegraph C om pany
spring, about six birds of average
size furnishing one pound of festh
era.
Parawax ^ 5 / ^
W hite Star -Am erica's beat known ad vertised brand H-lb. cans
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4 lb. bag 25c
COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON
Celebrating
ARCADE THEATRE
August 31 to September 6, Inclusive
Sunday-Monday-T uesday
“Young Eagles”
Wednesday-Thursday
“H o n ey ”
Charles Rogers
u
Light of Western Stars”
Nancy Carroll
Richard Arlen and Mary Brian
One of the Sweetest Pictures
Ever Made
Zane Grey’s Latest Western
Romance
t
The Greatest Aviation Picture
Since “Wings.”
Friday-Saturday
Bring the family to the Arcade during Paramount week and see three of the greatest
pictures on the screen today
Note: Admissions to the Arcade have been reduced to 35c for every day in the week except on a few pictures for which we are compelled to charge 50c
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