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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 7, 1919)
4 !r Program at Arcade Theater An excellent furniture polish ran made by mixing two parte o f castor oil ami one of vinegar. Unit over thv furniture with a soft rug unit poltali with a duster. % • * For washing windows, which should be done when the sun is not shining on them, use warm water with n table apoouful o f kerosene added to euch {tail of water. • • • The ruffs o f a man’s rotton shirt joined together make an excellent^roll holder o f just the right sire and thiek ness. Finish by binding with u piere of the same material. • • • When parking a hat, sew it to the bottom o f the Imx. Simply thread » strong needle with cotton mid sew through both hat and box. A few firm stitrhea will be suffirieut and though the box may be turned upside down the hat wilt not move. • • • Jelly Koll— Heat three eggs very light; add a half rupfiil of brow u sag ar amt five teaspoonfuls of sifted flour sifted with a teuspooiiful of linking powder. Hake in a sheet in a broad, shallow tin, well greased. While hot, spread with jelly mid roll. T O N IG H T F R ID A Y , NOV. 7 M A Y A L L IS O N in “ F A IR A N I) W A R M E R ,” one o f the funniest farces ever written. This is an up-to-the-minute release and is one o f the five big special feature productions which the Arcade has recently booked. It is sparkling, clean, fast and complicated and will leave a taste in your mouth like a million dollars. W hatever you do, d o n ’t miss this. The prices: 20c ami 40c. S A T U R D A Y , NOV. K You should ull try and see B ILL1K B U R K E in “ The Make-Believe W ife .” This is a charming comedy drama. Many men and wouion are not at their best until some great storm o f life comes along. The test awakes in their hearts u heroism they little knew slept there, t ’ome and see “ The Make-Believe W ife ” and imagine what you would have done under such circumstances. S U N D A Y , NO V. 5) You haven’t boon “ gished” unless you have seen D O R O TH Y G IS II in “ Battling .lane.” They had a th rift stamp drive and baby show. Come and see the result. M O N D A Y , NO V. 10 E D IT H RO B ER TS in “ A Taste o f L ife .” This is one that w ill apposd to everybody. T U E S D A Y , NO V. 11 You all love great adventure and deeds o f daring then you should see M A R G E R Y W ILSO N in “ The Law o f the Great Northwest,” which deals w ith ’ the Royal Mounted Police. T H U R S D A Y , NO V. l.’i - The eighth episode o f “ The Red G love,” featuring M A R IE W A lA ’A M P in the story o f a thousand thrills. W e w ill also have one reel o f news and a special two-reel western play. C A L V IN T. F U N K P O S T NO. 32 r G S O C IE T Y . The 1-aCotnus club pleasantly sur prised Mrs. A. W. Kimc Saturday af ternoon, the occasion being her birth day anniversary. They gave her a handkerchief shower, which was iu har mony with the weather conditions. The guests brought delicious refreshments with them. A ll members o f the club but one were present and Mrs. Roy Romanic, o f Portland, was u guest of the club. ♦ ♦ ♦ About fift y endeavorers o f the Chris tian church held a social at the home Mrs. Loucks Hallowe’en. The rooms were decorated with jackolanterns ami nutiimn leaves. Guests were received by ghosts and conducted through a “ room o f horrors.” An enjoyable eve ning was speut in games appropriate to the occasion. • • • Mrs. Lydia Stouffer was pleasantly surprised lust night by a number o f members o f the Eastern Star, the oc casion being her birthday anniversary. The guests remained until a late hour, serving refreshments which they had brought with them. Nearly a year has passed since the signing o f the armistice, November II, 1018. On that day the hearts o f young and old were thrilled with happiness immeasurable. Repeated was the song o f the heavenly host o f two thousand years ago, “ Glory to God in the high est; on earth peace, good w ill toward men.” Words are utterly powerless to describe the ecstasy’ which pulsed in the bosoms o f men and women on that day. Out o f a world filled with the neath cries o f dying comrades the uni formed legions of democracy beheld unfolded before them a future of hope and promise. That which was so dear ly won- must be cherished above all earthly treasures. The forces of evil must never be - permitted to reinforce themselves through hypocrisy and de ceit. The autocracy o f both the classes and the masses must be stricken from . . . our national life. We must not forget the sentiment of our martyred presi The LaComus club met Tuesday with dent who expressed in words as death Mrs. A. W. Kime. A fter a pleasant 1' ss as bis own love for his country, social afternoon, delicious refreshments “ That this is a government o f the peo were served. ple, by the people and for tho people.” <*«><* .Devotion to our great American tra H allow e’en was an appropriately ditions should be no less now than chosen date for a dinner party given when men were daily offering their by M f. and Mrs. Allan Lee Hubbard lives to maintain them. Therefore, the in honor o f their brother, E. Dale Hub day which marked the signing o f the bard, a.nd his bride, who are returning armistice will be the cue for every to Centralia, Wash., from their honey true American to give evidence o f the moon in southern California. A deli spirit which makes 100 per cent cious course dinner was served at sev Americanism possible. And don’t for en o ’clock. The dining room was ar get the “ Greatest mother of a ll.” Be tistically decorated with jackolanterns come a member o f the great American and ILallowe 'en favors. Covers were \Red Cross. placed for Mr. and Mrs. E. Dale Hub bard, Mr. uud Mrs. Clyde H. Roberts, Green Tomato Pickle— One-half peck Mr. and Mrs. George A. Proctor, Mr. o f green tomatoes sliced fine, one-half and Mrs. Allan Lee Hubbard and Mar cupful o f salt, and drain two hours. gurct and Allan Hubbard. Squeeze dry and add 12 large onions, ♦ ♦ ♦ sliced; pour over boiling water and let The aid society of the Presbyterian stand 13 minutes, then squeeze out. church meets next Wednesday with Add black and white mustard seed and Mrs. W. Frasier Johnson. The host celery seed to taste, one cupful sugar esses wlil be Mrs. J. T. Johnson, Mrs. and one quart o f good vinegar, boiled W. Frasier Johnson and Mrs. B. R. together. Place a layer of tomatoes Job. A ll members and friends are in and one of onions in a jar alternately, vited. adding the whole mustard and celery seed to taste. Cover with a plate when No matter i f your subscription is cold and it is ready to serve. paiil in advance, you'd better pay up J to next November during the Novem PHONE YOUR NEWS. ber special o f $ 1.75. * ~ — ■- ■ . - .............. .......... It s Not Wet if you come inside where we are W here you w ill find it wann and comfortable and a corded welcome await ing you that w ill add to the warmth o f the fire. The coal «trike hasn't affected ua either in the warmth o f the «tore or the warmth of our w el come. W hile you are waiting you may be interested in some of our W et W eather Goods Don’t forget to save that two bits by paying your subscription during Nov ember. W E D N E S D A Y , NOV. 1 2 -W h o would like to have a “ Pistol Point IVoposalT” E D D IE POLO w ill show you how this is done. W e have, also, a two-reel comedy. AMERICAN LEGION WEEKLY COLUMN HOUSEHOLD HINTS HINGS WE THINK Such as rubbers for men, women, boys and girls, old and young, large and TMagi Other« Tkiwtv asd What W« Think of tho Thing« Other« Think small; nun coats that will keep you dry in any Oregon mist, umbrellas that shed all the water, both at lower prices for lending your friends and Some folks may not be helped by go mg to church— but they certainly won't be hurt. • • • The higher living gets the more we want to live. • • • People like to get all they can out o f the government, forgetting thut it is because everyone feels the same way that tuxes lire high. • • • Knowledge may be power, but the uneducated hustler gathers in the shek els while the modest scholar has to staiid o ff his grocer. • • • It must take a lot of bravery to help a inob tar and feather some poor, help less, scared to death victim. • • • Some women economize on everything else so they can afford to s|>eiid ns much ns they wish for u hat. • • • A person who swallows everything he heurs is unmercifully abusing his digestivo system. • • • Gout is not always caused by eating too rich foods. A man who has re centiy been attacked by the disease says he has boarded at hotels for 50 years. in the higher grades for your own exclusive use. And it w ill pay you in either wet or dry weather to look over our line of Dry Goods, General Merchandise Groceries and Notions W e carry everything carried it» a general merchandise store and quite often you w ill find our pnees much lower than elsewhere or the goods o f much better quality for the same money. A C H S PO W ELL B U R K H O LD E R Pow ell& Burkholder A T T H E C O N V E N IE N T C O RNER OF F IF T H S T R E E T A N D M A IN A V E a a a Putting repairs on a house seems different to a man when he owny^it than when he rents it. • • • A woman is likely to think it ton sudden when the ballot says “ vote ‘ yes ’ or * no. ’ ” • • • Kissing conveys deadly disease germs and still non» o f the girls around this old town are dead ones. Now, girls, how do you account for thatf TONIGHT Friday, Nov. 7 TESTED RECIPES. T Hrnib'd Squab Split squab down th«- buck, druwr, wash and wipe dry. Par boil It) minutes; now rub with short cning, coating thickly. Broil in oven ten ininutcs, spread with butter, gar nish with bacon and parsley and nerve on toast. • • • Cream Potato Soup Three or four large white potatoes, a quart of wntcr, a pint o f milk, one Munii onion rhop|M>d fine, one ntnlk of celery, one tvnnpoonful of unit, one half teaspoon fu| o f white pepper, one half lenn|MMin fill of celery salt, one half teaapoonful of flour, two tnlilen|Mioufuln of butter and one «prig o f pnraley. Peel and boil the potatoes until very soft, drain, ■»nidi und bent light. Adii onion» and celery to milk; wdien boiling, mid the rent o f the «eiiNoning and |niur on the potatoes. Pour through sieve nini put on to boil again. Mix your melted but nL ter and flour together and «tir in thè puere. I.et boli five minute« nini serve I f too tliirk, thin with hot milk, a a a Simili l'iistnrd tln e lia lf rupful «f «ugur, mie tnhlenpoonfiil of cornatureb, egga. pilli o f milk, few grillila of nul meg, a truapoonful uf vaiolili Mix thè augar ami rornatareh together and add two egga timi have beffi well beateli, add milk (rold or aealded), nutmeg and inalila. Hot linking diah contimi ing mutar,, in a pati o f bmling water and Imkc in moderate ovati one hour 4 f t ■ ■ J 4 THE U N I V E R S A L C A R The Ford Sedan it the favorite family car, seats five comfortably. While an enclosed car with permanent top, it has large windows, and may in a minute be changed to a most delight ful open car with always a top protecting against the sun. In inclement weatner it is a closed car, dust-proof, water-proof, cold-proof. Finely upholstered. Equipped with electric starting and lighting system and demountable rims with 3 % -inch tires front and rear. A real family car. W on’ t you come in and look at it? i The delights o f the electric / f car with.the economy o f the Ford. Ford Sedan, with Starter and Demountable Rims . $ 9 1 2 . 0 9 Woodson Brothers, Local Agents A M K L S a r e the moat refreshing, satisfying cigarette you ‘Dainty i". MAY ALLISON FAIR am/ MKMER In APenj HopxOoodi *"1 ^ ! •I • H i/ ‘ ’ . . «■ V • j ) C/lmn/n are n a t d r v a r y - w h a r a a n a c ie n t ih c a lly a a n la d pacAa/fea o f 3 0 e if in r a t t r a o r t a n p a c k - »firm ( 3 0 0 cigarette«) in a g/aaaine-paper- covered c a r to n . Wa a t r o n / t ly r» co m m a n d t h in c a r t o n f o r th e h o m a o r office n u p p l y o r w h a n y o u t r a v a il R. J. Reynold« TabarcoCe. Wantae-Solaa, N. C. C ever smoked I Put a ll your cigarette desire« in ■ bunch, then buy some Camels, give them every taste-test and know for your own satisfaction that in quality, flavor, smooth- body and in many other delightful ways C a m e l s a re in a c la n s b y th e m s e lv e s I % Camels are an export blend of choice Turkish and choice Domestic tobaccos. You’ll not only prefer this blend to either kind of tobacco smoked straight, but you'll appreciate the remarkable full-bodied-mildness and smooth, refreshing flavor it provides I Camels are a cigarette revelation I Camels win you in so many new ways! They not only p e r m i t y o u to s m o k e lilt e r a lly w it h o u t t ir in g y o u r ta ste but leave no unpleasant cigaretty aftertaste or un pleasant cigaretty odor! Compare Camels with any cigarette <Ike funniest f i ree ev>er Written.. A plau with a cocktail , complicationSti and a hick,! Directed by Henry Otto. Maxwell Karyer, Dm,t~ fmavL SEE IT AT' Arcade Theater PRICES 20c A N D 40c ■¡nrsg
