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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1919)
The Photoplay With an Am azing Soul c T W a y f lo w e r P h o t o p l a y C o r p o r a tio n P re se n ts G e o r g e L o a n e T u c k e r ’s P r o d u c t i o n THE M id i MU From the play by George M. Cohan, based on the story by Frank L. Packard, “Out of the Underworld” Imagine 1ln* worst sharks that exist in New York’s Chinatown—n daring crarks- man, a beautiful girl as tough and wieked good as these are had—the acid of sin striv as a snake, a faker who counterfeits any ing to bite into the gold of pur«* hearts. Imagine! Imagine all you’ ve known of good and deformity, a dope-fiend as sly as a weasel. Imagine such crooks in a little village, in had in this world, and even then you can’t begin to imagine tin* wondrous appeal of vading tin* lives of other human beings as “The Miracle Man.” THOMAS MEIGHAN^W BETTY CÛMPSON "THE MIRACLE M AN " j4Q arQ m oa* ljS sicrafi& titrt THE RENTAL PRICE OF THIS PICTURE IN SEATTLE WAS $9000, AND IN PORTLAND $5000. BE SHOWN IN COTTAGE GROVE THE NEXT DAY FOLLOWING ITS APPEARANCE IN AND THIS PICTURE W ILL EUGENE—TWO i NIGHTS ONLY Thursday and Friday, December 18 -19 , at Arcade Theater Children’s Tickets— Twenty five Cents Subscribe if you can, borrow it if you need to, steal it if you have to, but read The Sentinel Do You Have Headaches? You may nay that you m-vor wtw better in your life ami doubt that your headaches are caused by your eyea, but if the headache« occur fre- t|unitly you Hhuuld have your cycH examined to make hu re. It in not poor eyesight that cauttcN headache» as muck aa it ia the extraj mus- cular effort ami nerve at rain required to produce 'clear vision. SHERMAN W. Moody EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST AND OPTICIAN Briag Totr Prexcriptionx Here Factory on Premises 881 WILLAMETTE STREET EUOENE, ORE. PHONE 362 WATCH YOUR LABEL—IT W ILL FAY YOU “Some Men Don’t Know It Yet” says the Good Judge This class o f tobacco gives a man a lot more satisfaction i than he ever gets o u t.of ordin ary tobacco. Smaller chew—the good taste lasts and lasts. You don't need a fresh chew so often. Any than who uses the Real To bacco Chew i w ill. tell you that. Put!Up tniTwo Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W -B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco Tested Recipes Olive Omelet—Chop one tableepoon- ful eueh of plnin olive, nnd muxhrixunx mill mill enough hot cream to make a xmouth panic. Fold into a plain urn •■let (three rggx), garnishing with par xley and whole stuffed olive,. . . . Nut Pastry—Tnke equal weights of nut meats and fluur sifted with a nmnll amount of salt. Put the flour and nut meats through a food grinder together until the nuta are finely ground. Mix with just enough cold water to make the max, hold together. Roll thin, in round, or strips, and bake. Those mny be spread with cream cheese and used na a naiad wafer or they may be served as a tart spread with jelly or lemon filling. on his farm, and they camo directly o f the new fruit. That was 22 years FIRST LOGANBERRIES from the farm o f Judge Logan, the ago. PLANTED AT SALEM originator, The following spring new plants at Manta Cruz, Calif. Mr. I.nFollctt relates that while Dr. Senator LaFollett Haa Been Growing Richardson, a former Salem physician, Them for 22 Year*. was visiting at Santa Cruz, Judge Lo Hnlom, Ore., Nov. 26.—The honor of gan gave him a number of loganberry starting the loganberry in the Willam plants. When Richardson returned to ette valley may rightfully be awarded Salem he gave them to Mr. LaFollett to Alex M. U n M t , M arion county’s and asked him to plant them. Mr. I ji veteran senator, successful farmer and i Follett plnnted the loganberries on his orehardist. The first loganberry plants , Mission bottom farm and in due time in the Willamette valley were planted H ie ^ ^ e g a r^ ^ ^ ro d u c^ ^ m a z in ^ jn e ld s were set out and the plants hnve been yielding heavily every season for 20 years. One crop a few yenrs ago av eraged 13,200 pounds to the acre, the record yield up to this time. The yield last summer was nearly four tons to the aere. Every kind of jabprinting promptly done by The Sentinel._______________ q* carrots into one inch lengths, then into thin slices, boil slowly in one quart of stock for 30 to 35 minutes, or until tender. Add one tenapoonful of grated onion, two teaspoonfuls of salt, pep|M>r to taste nnd one tnblcxpounful of flour mixed with cold wnter. Hoil for five minutes, and ndd one tnblespoonful of chopped parsley. The rice stock adds much to the carrots. Add one table sjHionful of butter just before serving s i s Veal Mandwichos— To one cupful of chopped vcnl and one hnrd boiled egg add two ounces o f butter, two table spoonfuls o f catsup, salt nnd pepper to taste. Mix well nnd sprend on thin slices of bread. • as Cahhnge Hnlnd—Chop cabbage fine Hnlad dressing. Put together in order given: One cup stignr, one tenxpoun mustard, mix thoroughly, add a small piece of butter, cream na for cake, one egg beaten, one half xennt cup milk or cream; bent all together; lastly one hnlf cup vinegar. This salad dressing ran be made in two minutes, ss it needs no cookiug, and will keep. Fine on lettuce. Two good kitchen hints nre these: Rub tough stenk with cut lemon, and serve fried apples with liver or kid neys. s s s Heavy fabrics nre sometimes very hard to sew when new snd needles will liresk or bend. This difficulty mny be overcome by rubbing the hem or seam with dry soap and the needle will pen etrate with ease. s s s To bleach hnndkerchlefs, towels, etc., soak overnight in a solution of half a tenspoonful of cream of tartar to each quart o f water Blotting paper bought in largo sheets and cut to fit bureau and dresser tops makes an excellent protection to the wood from spots. Select a color that corresponds to the room nnd put it itn dor n scarf. The effect is very pleas Ing. Every kind of johprinting promptly done by Tb« Sentinel. m % Adults’ Tickets—Fifty Cents Don’t Forget These Dates A M E L S are in a class by themselves— easily the most refreshing, the moct likable cigarette you ever smoked. You can prove that 1 Simply compare Camels puff-by-puff with any cigarette in the world at any price ! 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