The Sentinel
A Waakly N*«r«papor With Ploaty
o f Backbone
and things a person does not ordinarily
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A woman who wears n bunch of rata
and false hair can’t deny that she ha*
a soft place on her head.
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Klbert Bede and Elbert Smith Publiihere
Elbert Bede__ __________________ Editor
When you nre tired and fagged out
or have the blues, a good, hearty laugh
publica
it.
tage Grove, Ore., aa eeeond-elaae matter will do wonders. Trv
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A western crank who argued that all
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punishment fur sins is meted out in
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No eubecription liated for leae than 60e
They tell us that when people get
back to the land living will be cheaper’
Member of
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National Editorial Aaaociation
When we return to dust we won’t care
Oregon State Editorial Aaaoeiatioa
much what the cost of living is.
Oregon Newepaper Conference
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Lane County Publisher« ’ Aaaoeiatioa
The cheaper grades of whisky are
being used in motor engines in place
FRIDAY, MAY M , I'.'L'O.
o f gasoline. The motor engines seem
bound to keep going from bad to
worse.
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Too many folks ure like the hen who
uot only is satisfied to have what she
Thlsgs Otfcsrs Ttok sad What Wc produces taken away from her, but ad
TMfc of the Thug« Otto« Ttok
vertises the fart that it is there to he
taken.
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Join the sunshine club— it ’a great.
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A New York lunacy expert «ays that
Sarcasm seldom geta a person any the ringing of church bells tends to
increase insanity. It ia important to
where.
learn that they have some effect on
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Marriage and a cold are easily con people.
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tracted.
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A physician, now aged 81, says that
It ia better to exaggerate the truth when he gets to be 100 he will marry.
If everybody went about getting mar
than scandal.
ried as gradually, and with ns much
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It ia hard to have a hot time with foresight as that, there would be very
few unhappy marriages.
out cold cash.
MINGS WE THINK
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Love will do most anything,
you been donef
Bave
Some people never get anywhere ex
cept into trouble.
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Work never yet fagged anyone out
aa much aa worry.
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A woman feels old at -5 but thinks
she ia young at 50.
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All men are not created equal—aome
are born newspapermen.
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Women have the right idea—stay
young as long aa you cau.
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A person with sunshine iu hia fare
never has a sour disposition.
We know aome folks who haven’t
sense enough to get brain fever.
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A strong-minded person doesn’t al
wavs have the healthiest intellect.
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Give the children something to do.
It will be better for all concerned.
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Don’t talk impudently to a dentist.
H e’s apt to throw it back in your
teeth.
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Silence is golden— but one of the
richest persons in the world ia a
woman.
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The best kind of whisky ia the kind
which ia so rotten that no one will
drink it.
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There are a lot o f things we want to
know that we’re better o ff for not
knowing.
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No one has more kind worda than
you. Give them with a lavish hand.
You will never miss them.
Household
Hints
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The easiest way to wind a skein o f
yarn ia to place two flatirons on the
kitchen table as far apart as the length
of the skein and slip the yarn over
them.
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When the nap on a plush coat has
beeome flattened, hang the eont in the
bathroom, fill the tub with very hot
water and let the coat stenm thorough
ly. Brush well, and the nap will stand
up aa when new.
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Use newspaper* to wipe greasy
diahes. Makes a splendid fire lighter.
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If everyone were satisfied with what
he ia entitled to, others would be
dissatisfied because of not having their
share.
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Everything comes to her who waits.
A New York maiden has become the
fourth wife of her girlhood sweet
heart.
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The mean things you say are grad
ually forgotten, but the mean things
you write may spring up any time to
taunt you.
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I f a wife wants to keep a hubby
traveling in the straight and narrow
path, all she needs to do is to make
him believe he talks in bis sleep.
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If the people who think they can
run a newspaper had never been born,
the march of civilization would not
yet have crossed Long Island sound. •
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An egg 400 years old has been pre
sented to the New York museum. We
had heretofore believed that a museum
(Portland Oregonian editorial.)
Cottage Grove hens do not lay all
the big eggs in Oregon, but Cottage
Grove knows beat how to tell of
them.
spool! of salt, a teaspoon of oianaiuou
and rlovea and n little nutmeg if liked
l.et rise until light; form into buna.
Card of Thanks.
We wish to express our sincere ap
previ at ion of the kindness shown us in
our recent bereavement.
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a . M c F a r l a n d ,
ntilSp
l> ». Me PAID. AND.
HER MA N E D W A R D S ,
WAR REN E D W A R D S
COMING TO
Arcade Theater
Two Nights Only, Tues. and Wed.
June 2 and 3
Notice to Irrigators!
Notice is hereby given that the
City Council has matte rates for
water for irrigating purposes as
follow s : $2.50 for I he aeaaon for
each lot for which water is nsett.
This amount must he paid in ad-
vanee amt anyone found using
water that has not been paid for
for irrigating purposes is subject
to a fine of $5.
Douglas Fairbanks
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(Signed):
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CITY WATER BOARD
ADMINISTRATOR’ S SALE.
Notice is hereby given, that under,
and in pursuance of an order of the
County Court o f the ¡Slut« of Oregon,
for the County of Jackson, duly made
and entered on the 3rd day of Apul,
1 920, in the matter of the estate of
Dav id Ivy, deceased, L I). Bars, the
administrator of said estate, will, from
aud after the 10th day of June, 1020,
proceed to sell, at private sale, to the
highest bidder, for rash, that certain
real estate belonging to said estate,
and situated in the County of I .nut),
and State of Oregon, particularly de
scribed as follows, to wit:
An undivided one half (H ) interest in
the East uiq- half ()* ) of lot three, in
block three of 1). G. MrFnrlnnd’s
Fourth Addition to Cottage Grove,
l^iiie County, Oregon.
Bids on said real property may be
made to the undersigned or to L. A.
Roberts, attorney for said estate, at
his office in The Citizens Hank lluild
ing, at Ashland, Jackson County, Ore-
goa.
First publication made May 7, 1920
Dry coffee grounds are useful for
cleaning knives.
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Clean the sink with kerosene. Tour
some down the sink spout. It cuts the
grease.
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Line the bark aud shelves around
the sink with zinc. It will protect the m7 jn4
woodwork and it will be easier to keep
clean.
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Pack yeast cakes in salt, leaving the
wrappers on them. Several can be
kept on hand in this way.
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Lemon juice makes an excellent sub
stitute for shoe polish. A few drops
on either black or brown boots rubbed
briskly will give an excellent polish.
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To preserve cut flowers, add a pinch
of salt and fresh water each day, and
every other day cut a small piece from
the ends of the stems.
Dissolve powdered alum in hot water
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and use it in moistening stove black
The middleman is not the one who ing. It will impart a brilliant luster
geta squeezed—strange to say, it is the with less brushing and the stove will
not rust.
one at the end of the line.
A lot of people who claim to be in
partnership with God act as if they
owned the entire business.
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The worst part of muck-raking ia
that it just stirs things up without
clearing away the rubbage and refuse.
HOME CACKLER8 HERE.
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His Majesty
The American
The Greatest Picture
“Doug” Ever Made
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L. D, HAYH,
Administrator of the estate
o f David Ivy, deceased.
Ashland, Oregon.
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Your Eyes Are Too
Precious to Be
Meddled With
(Jive them the comfort that
ia due them by wearing a
pair of suitable glasses.
In fitting glasses it is our
aim to give attention to ev
ery detail of style as well as
usefulness.
Salmon With Macaroni—Grense a pie
dish, line it with crumbs, then fill it
with alternate layers of boiled maea
roni moistened with hot milk and
tinned salmon divided into flakes. Sou
Eyesight Specialist and Optician
son each layer with pepper, salt and
Factory on Premise«—Phone 302
parsley or other herbs to be had. Half
881 Willamette 8t., Eugene, Oregon
a pint of plai« anchovy sauce should
be poured over all. The top layer
should consist of macaroni, well coated
with crumbs. Four a little butter over
and bake until brown.
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Craeker Pudding— Pour over eight
crackers that have been split and but
tered, one cup of hot water. I<et stand
five minutes; mix two-thirds cup of
sugar with half a teaspoon of cinna
mon and sprinkle over the crackers;
sprinkle over this half a cup of raisins
and add one pint of milk. Bake one
hour. Serve with any soft or hard
sauce.
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Delicious Buna—Two quarts sweet
(KEROSENE)
milk, one cup shortening; bent togeth
er; heat together but do not boil; let
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Gasoline
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CAMERA
given instructive, enjoyable recreation
offered it for shipment and is ready to d o
F O R C H IL D R E N
A camera accurately records pleasant scenes and events
and is particularly interesting if there is a baby in
your house. Every lovable pose and baby’s growth month
by month may be photographed and place/] in baby’s book
for future comfort and joy.
all in its pow er to rem edy any exiáting
shortage w ith good service
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IS THE ‘ ‘ EVERY-PI CTURE-A-PERFECTLY-
FINISHED PICTURE” KIND
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The Modem Pharmacy
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