Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., December 17, 1920, Image 9

IIINGS WE THINK
C o m in g to M o o s e Mall C o t t a g e G r o v e
O N E N IG H T O N L Y
M IL O ’ S M E R R Y M IN S T R E L S
Thursday, December 23
I ’ l i l N C i r A l i I ’l ’ N M A K E R
Lute ('om cdhin W ith A l. (». F ie ld s’
< J rc.’itci; M iust re Is, mitl
MISS OLIVE MILO
P o sitive ly the only lady p layin g <*oY-
net ami |>i;nio ¡it tin* same time
JAZZ BAND AND ORCHESTRA
A little classic, ami lols of comedy
8 -----------P e o p l e ---------- All A r t i s t s --------- S
T h is attraction played Portland one week to .standing room only.
P o p u la r prices. Doors open ¡it 7:.JU and the
how starts al
t'liild re n , 2m*; adults, .Vie; tins includes win* tax.
Immediately after the show there will be a dance.
Jazzified Orchestra Six pieces.
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I Neighborhood News
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home.
Y liurge**
Music by Milo’s
HEBRON.
Thinj/ff Othfrft Thmk |f»«f What We
fh nk of »ho Th ngt Othori fhiek
Th«
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ways.
n.nn who in pi«'ftenl with him
iiMiiiiliy har«! to pican«* in other
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If torn«* p«*«»p|c eoul«l hav«* all the
inon«> th«*y i*.«»ul«| iiim * th ey woul«i ntill
kick i hunt, the price of things.
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l»i«l you ever nay, '*(), that'»» nil
r i g h t , ' ' w hen y«»ti w anted t«i eon«iemn
tin* pernofi to e te rn a l fir«**T
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Tin- >o-‘ti who says, “ I never was
lu c k y ,” d o e s n ’t g«t u Job where a
hu stler 1 » needed.
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Tin (nrso n wli* is alw ays fi n d in g
fa u lt with o th ers m ay be tr y in g to
d r a g them down to hi* own level.
E veryone believes he is doing same
good m this old world, b u t each one
hns 11 d if fe re n t way of ju d g in g whnt
is good. Even Hutnii, if he could give
us hi- opinion, would p ro b ab ly »ay th a t
w h at he does servVs as useful a p u r­
pose u, a n y th i n g done by an y s a i n t in
heaven.
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Tin
past.
sp ellbinder is a th in g o f the
Votera w ant f a c t s now adays.
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Tin political fpime is one where the
g re a t m a jo rity s t r ik e out and very few
get to first base.
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Th«* win «* wife in not norry when
hob by get* «i«*f«*ntv«l for office.
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We believe nom«* folk« cry
hard
tim«”« b«*eau*t- th«*y d«»n’t want «»thorn
t«» know t h e / a re mak ing .money.
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It Y u fa v o r ite exetme with th e «I«*
feht«*«l candirlat«* t«> nay th a t he «li«l it
for mlvertiiiing .
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You d o n ’t nee<l a license to kill
tim e in fact, no one has an y license
to kill time.
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Even w ith equal su f fra g e the woman
s h o u l d n ’t fo rget t h a t a f t e r all it is
the hand th a t rooks the c ra d le th a t
really rule» the world.
JVlitor Assuré« Réélection.
Klbert Itedc several week» ago un
!>«** I ft.
Mrs J a c k non S p rin k e l, «»f noam ' >1 his can d id a c y for réélection
In- < ¿rovi*, \ Miti li a part o f last week as reading clerk o f th e bouse and the
L G N DO N
- itti her parent*, M r and M m . H a rv e y le tte rs receivi-d from mem bers in diente
H AGINAW .
th a t he is a«»uri d of réélection, prob
fa y l«»r.
(HpeetttI t*» Tin Sentinel.)
Mrs. .1 <¿. A. Voline \iMÌtr«| a part nbly without opposition. He serveil in
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of last week in th e Grove at th< h«»me th a t position in the 1919 an d 192«
I »*f 1ft. M i m K thcl M ihn I jt , who in S a t u r d a y from The |)al)e*.
sessions.
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• f her brother, (*. I*. Ciurlile.
•ta c iu ti in
*|M*nt M«»u«1ay mgiD ¡ Hon r> r . , lob» V i- itml with ft Liit I V «* ’
V - h
A Y«»ung an d Miss M yrth
in
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Jo hl u Hill:til vtrnl to 1ItólM-burg Sal- Gilhuin .a tte n d 'd th e fu n eral o f A.
Mi anil Mr* M 1. l/'o n n ril ati'i !
Ihm little in th e G rove T hursd ay.
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lay .
Iittlt* ilau|*lit«*r I.urtili *h!»|»jn*l m t>i<
M m Ha/« I F u h re r hu* b«»«*ri h av in g
. o . r Will» 1 ■ • H ii ml ay night
<«ruv«< TiH’mlny.
a round w ith netirnlgft».
Mr. au«l Mr««. It**rt J«»hn* ami t\%«• j nml MbiMilu). nt thi W 1r. j o t o horn*
Mr arul Mr* !.. I>. H u f f were in
« Kili|r«*n, «»f IW tln ru l, art* \ÌNttiti|{ a* j in 'h o G m \ r.
Tues «lay.
llud Tliorru- wnk in tho <»r««\ t tfi.-
t lu* l im* Hiuriiii hotm*.
f liffoff«! T ay lor, «»f L a th a m , spent
Thu.
*tInjr.
Mr*. Muiiti«,th > *»f I !or«‘fl a, v i **i .
M r* How nr.l f o x nml <
r hilill Otl -pout «»ne flight o f last week with his par
T b u rtt U y at th«* t \
M«»« m | j hum«*.
Hear Mabel und J a c k :
«•nth, Mr. and Mr*«. Harvey* T aylor.
YV I*. I » m k mut «Inui^htiT N u la um! a ft h •lays s t i l i r<-Infix r■H rito1 f r\. » d -
I have ju s t re tu rn e d home from a
Mr- T. .?. G ee/, of Crea well, i*
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tin y 's shopping, worn to a t h r e a d — de
pen
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Mi am! U n
K. K lliu tt, u f the Grove, wan ut th<
spite my 1«5 pounds— but g re a t ly re
f «•»« r »■■nt i
rovi* Mutililay.
O K n igh t homi- Ttl» hi I» ty.
tiovod as I look over my p u rchases o f
T. I< He«itt, o f C o ttag e Gru\«’, *| m nl
C h ris tm a s g i f t s as they lie here in
Th« • g l i . -t th ink 1 It is Mil 1-any mat
M o u tlay at the L . C Met»!! home,
fr o n t o f me. While I rest n b it I ’m
III'1 in wolf
ta*e Leon an i Han gum* t«» Hrrnn for 1 t«*r to idea «• r»i*ry Itoti V
going to tell you of my experience. I
uti e x te n d e d *tny.
•!«t»*f¡ «Ml, titol t hilt ’s nil thorn »H tti it
pent abo ut th ree hours ju s t “ win
M m Ktlgnr King « » f C o ttag e Grove, 1
Q uite a n um b er »if relativ es g a th e r e d ■ low ” shopping and looking ab o u t, go
Su it «In y at th«* M artha B aughm an hnm« ing down one side of the street nnd up
in the Grove, a m o ng them b e in g Mr. the o th e r , and had ju s t abo ut eonelud
ami Mrs. N. W. W h ite and daughter* <•<1 to let it go for an o th e r d a y when
A tb ile and In«*/, Mr. and Mrs. Keldm a th o u g h t o f th e Kexnll D ru g Store
Low «dl and Mrs. Mirini«* .Tonna, «»f th« came to me— h ap p y th o u g h t— and I
‘ i/«»ve; Sani Ituiiglwnun ami Mr. and prue ceded there at onee a n d solved my
Mr«. II Callison an d son an d d a u g h te r problem s in a b o u t one-third th e tim e I
l*rentiee and l.urile, of Pleaimnt Hill. had spent in looking nbout nnd hoping
Y o u ftul m ore genuine chew­
to fim i so m eth in g I w anted.
r»d \ *1 vif P hoebe S h arp.
. . .
ing satisfaction from the Keul
Thi» Kexnll D rug S to re in “ s o m e "
The l.aCaiimis H u b met Tunada y with store, w ith a big, fresh, rle a n stoek of
T o b acco C hew than you ever
Mrs. F ra n k Knox.
T h ere were nr» holiday goods nnd n v n rie ty t h a t s u r ­
*ru• ** 4 1* an d the usual social tim e wn- prised me ami I ra n ’-t help telling you
got from the o rd in ary kind.
fidks o f it when I know you will be
en jo y ed , followed bv refresh m ents.
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too w eary a n d in too much o f a h u rr y
T h e good to b a c c o ta s te
L it tl e Joe B ak er, son of Mr and at th is late d a te to be tr a m p i n g ev ery ,
hints so long a small chew
M r*. liny linker, .-ntertAined several of where when I 'm sure you can gey so
hi» little friend» W edn e-dn v nfternuo n m any o f th e g if ts and home articles
of this class o f tobacco lasts
in ho no r o f hi* fou rth b i r t h d a y unni you will w a n t rig h t th ere am i they
m uch longer than a big chew
v e r s i r y . The ipiost» were W ilbertn mil tr e a t you nice a lo n g w ith it. T hey
M a r g a re t Wilson. .T-iaiee Helm», Mil really sell you n service w ith th e goods
of the old kind. 1 h u t’s why •
you buy. Hut h e re I ' m w a s ti n g a lot
Inni M r F n rla n d an d O srnr N etflnnd.
f f f
of tim e us 1 w a n t to tell you w hnt I
it costs less to use.
Thi- R n » tem S t a r will hold it« saw th ere, or a t least . some of the
an n u a l (Tiri»tmii» tre e to n ig h t in the th ings, •
A n y m an w ho has used both
Itiey h a v e u lot of Iv o ry w a re iu
bulge room.
^ ^ fil
sets a n d in d iv id u a l pieces— th e 1’yraliii
kinds will tell you that.
T he Mnsunir nml E a s te r n S t a r bulges k in d — t h a t fine g ra in e d , heavy, b eau —
J’ut uf> in two styles
will hold jo i n t instnllatio n S a tu r d a y t i — tul m a te ria l m ade in to combs,
brushes, mirrors, p u f f a n d powder
night in Mn»onie temple.
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boxes, b u ff e rs, dresser tr a y s , shoe
Mrs. E. H a lt/m a n celebrateli her 77th horns an d hooks, clocks, p e rfu m e and
V-B C U T is a lortg fine-cut tobacco
b ir t h d a y a n n iv e r s a r y T u e sd a y n f t e r to ile t w a te r bottles, p ic tu re fram es,
R I G H T C U T is a short-cut tobacco
noon nod had as h e r g n e .ts Mr». V’inn jew el boxes, lamps, baity novelties, unii
G ilb ert, Mrs. W h itte n , Mrs. Frnnci». a lot of th in g s 1 c a n ’t tell.
V.— , . “ in f]-, -o n C o m o a n y , 1107 B ro a d v v k y . N e w YorK City
In th e s t a ti o n e r y d e p a r t m e n t they
'1rs. S h erm an W ilkins an d children.
Mrs. Crenshaw an d i h ild A n . Mrs, Wm hav e u w ond erful a s s o rtm e n t of g r e e t ­
I.a »cast er and children , Mrs. Amv ing cu rds— 1 nvvur saw a n y th i n g p r e t ­
P ag e nnd F re d S n ltrm nn . T h e a f t e r tier, an d the g if t sta tio n e ry is w o n d e r­
aoon was spent in pleasan t c o n v e rs a ­ ful, tdo. T his will surely s t r i k e you
as l Know how ‘ ‘ d u f i e d ’ ’ you a re over
tion, nnd re f re s h m e n ts w ere served.
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b e a u ti f u l s t a ti o n e ry of real q u a lity .
T h e n th e y h av e th e E v e r S h a rp p e n ­
L it t l e G en ev iev e W oodard e n t e r ­
ta in e d her c las sm ates o f the enst side cil, am i the W a te rm a n an d T em p o in t
second g rn d e a t her homi1 S a t u r d a y nf f o u n t a i n pens, books— especially g if t
ternoon. A n u m b e r w ere unable to at- a n d c h i l d r e n ’s books, bibles, t o u r i s t s '
te n d on n r r o u n t o f in clem ent w eather. pads, ink sta n d s ami calen dars, kodak
T he a f t criMMiit was p le a s a n tly passeil album s, b a b y an d a d d re s s books.
You cun dep en d on me seeing all the
w ith gam es am i ilainty- re fre sh m e n ts
w ere served.
b e a u ti f u l th in g s in th e to ilet goods de
p n rtn icn t. T h is should be a g e n tle hint
to J a c k to ste p in on the sly a n d look
R illtard C eleb rities T lay H e re
(iisirgr Spenrs, s t r a ig h t m il hillinrd these w ond erfu l c o m b in a tio n sets over.
champion, ami George S u tto n , forme'r Cura N ome an d J o n t e e l odors a re put
bidder o f th e w o r l d ’s title a t both the up in co m hiim tiou sets of from tw o to
18 I nnd 18 2 b a lk lin e games, played five a rtic le s each a n d m ake handsom e
e x h ib itio n b illin rd s a t th e E ag le Sat a n d plonking g i f t s ; th e n th e r e a r e any
u n la y a f te rn o o n nnd ev en in g before n u m b er of single pieces o f various
large and n p p re e in tiv e aud ien ces of k in d s th u t nre as d a i n t y as you could
fan» S p ears n c ru m u la te d th e high run. ask.
\
Besides all of th ese I saw Ingersoll
w in n in g one gam e w ith nn u n fin ish ed
w atches, razors, sm o k in g sets, purses,
run o f 170.
iiim
bill’ folds, l a d i e s ’ v a n it y a u d change
purses, brushes h a ir an d cloth, mani-
M a c a ro n i an d Cheese.
Itreak req uired am ou nt of mnrnroni euro sets in rolls, han d p a iu te d china,
,i f t o sm all pieces nnd cook till te n d e r therm os bottles, flash lights, can d y ,
I
in salted w ater, s l i r r i r g
c o n sta n tly . n n d —Oh, Gee! W h a t ’s th e use!
D m in when cooked. Grease a b a k in g c a n ’t tell you nil the p r e t t y th in g s
dish a n d cover b o tto m of dish w ith a these people hnve th e r e t h a t will really
la y e r o f -jrntrd
or
fin ely
shaved m a k e y o u r sho pping easy ami p leas an t,
cheete.
Add n Inver o f th e cooked to sn j n o th in g o f really s a v in g money,
m acaron i, w ith p e p p e r nnd »"It nnd for th e i r prices a r e very reasonable.
H e re , i t ' s su pper time, an d I must
t ;" v fleck s of b a t t e r . T hen add more
cTieerc, c o n tin u in g till th e ili-h is full. stop w ith a word o f w a r n in g to be
Cover tbp w ith n Inver of crushed sure to get in to th e rig h t p lace so
b read er crticker crum bs, nnd more you won*| be d is ap p o in ted . I t is the
flecks of b u tt e r . P o u r s u f fic ie n t milk Rexnll Orng Store, nex t door to the
ov er th e c o q te n ts th a t when yon tip telephon e o ffice— nnd rem em ber you
th e dish slig h tly th e milk is visible at a re to be w ith me tw o d a y s b e fo re
th e side o f th e di h. Met in n pan C hristm as. Now, goodbye.
Y our chum,
I o f w n ter and hn ke in the oven fill
GRACE.
brow ned.
CHUM GIVES CHUMS
SHOPPING ADVICE
SOCIETY
In E v e r y R e s p e c t
says the Good Judge
Eat Purity Bread
and get
Fruit Cake Free .
ASK
YOUR
O iOCER
FpR
IT
Save
l»ig 1‘
/ lirontl wrappers and
tfot out* pound of fruit <*.ak<* I’m*. Five hun­
dred pounds of fruit eake t<> he given away
during the months of Doeomher ami Janu
ary.
Return 2«r> Rig 1‘mity Rreatl wrappers t<>
your grocer nntl
out* pound til fruit eake
free. -Rig Purify Rreatl wrappers only. Try
I lie new lircnd.
ASK
YOUR
GROCER
FOR
IT
A bill hns b een p r e p a r e d for In tro ­
d u c tio n In congress p e r m it ti n g thu city
of M edford to p u r c h a s e HO a c r e s of th e
O reg o n A C a lifo rn ia land g r a n t for
th e p ro t e c ti o n of th e m u n icip al w a te r
supply.
P o u lt r y d e m o n s t r a t i o n s on feeding
fo r egg p ro d u c t io n a n d on cho o sin g
b re e d i n g sto ck w e re held in t h r e e d.f
fo r e n t corn in u n it ie s In L in n co u n ty
d u r i n g th e p a s t w eek a n d w ere la r g e
ly a tt e n d e d *
T h e r e a ro 40,000 a c r e s of p r u n e s be­
tw e e n P o r t l a n d a n d A sh lan d , com
p a r e d w ith 10,000 a c r e s j u s t a few
years ago
W it h in th r e e y e a r s It Is
p ro b a b l e th e a n n u a l c r o p m ay o x reed
100,000,000 pounds.
A r e c e n t p ro p o s a l by A M. T e m p l e ­
to n of B ro w n sv ille, p r e s id e n t of th e
L in n C o u n ty P i o n e e r s ’ ass o c ia tio n ,
t h a t a m e m o ri a l sh o u ld lie e r e e ’ed In
t h e c o u n ty In h o n o r of th e p io n eers,
h a s m e t w ith g e n e ra ! favor.
K a r l J. S t a c k l a n d , g r o w e r a n d s h i p ­
p e r a n d o w n e r of t h e Blue M o u n tain
F r u i t fa r m a t Cove, e x p e c t s to sail
fo r E u r o p e a b o u t D e c e m b e r 11. w h e re
h e will s p e n d th e n e x t fo u r m o n t h s
se llin g a p p le s an d d rie d fruits.
S t a n d i n g t i m b e r Is a s s e s s a b l e a s real
e s t a t e , a c c o r d i n g to A tto r n e y -G e n e ra l
Van W in k le. T h e opin io n w as a s k e d
by F. L. C a lk in s, c o u n ty a s s e s s o r of
D o u g las c o u n ty , w ho w an te d to know
If th e t i m b e r could be a s s e s s e d s e p a r ­
a t e fro m th e land.
C h a r le s F. B ru m f ie ld of P h H o m a th
hns filed w ith t h e s t a t e e n g in e e r a p
p lic a tio n to a p p r o p r i a t e 40 seco n d feet
of w a t e r from th e n o i j h fork of the
A lsea r i v e r fo r d e v e lo p m e n t of 5«
h o r s e p o w e r fo r g e n e r a t i n g electricltv
fo r o p e r a t i n g a s a w m i ll
*
At a r e c e n t m e e t in g of th e B and nn
p o st of t h e G r a n d A rm y of th e R e p u b ­
lic a m o tio n w as p a s s e d u n a n im o u s l y
to p e ti ti o n th e s t a t e le g i s l a tu r e a t th e
n e x t s e s s io n t o e x e m p t v e t e r a n s of
t h e civil w a r fro m t a x a t io n of prop
e r t y to t h e v a lu e of 11000.
A public h e a r i n g called for th e p u r ­
pose of t a k i n g s t e p s to p r e v e n t th e
Im p o r ta t io n in to O re g o n of in fe c te d
p o ta t o e s fro m C a lifo rn ia will be held
In S a le m on D e c e m b e r 14. a c c o rd in g
to a n n o u n c e m e n t by C h a r le s A. P a rk s ,
p r e s i d e n t of th e s t a t e b o ard of h o r t i ­
c u ltu re .
R e g u la t io n of t h e U p p e r K l a m a t h
l a k e by th e b u ild in g of t h e L in k riv e r
d a m Is n e c e s s a r y fo r th e Ir r ig a t io n of
th e 50,000 a c r e s u n d e r d it c h in th e
K la m n t h b a s in , d e c l a r e s th e re p o r t
of t h e K l a m a t h F a ll s c h a m b e r of c o m ­
m e r c e c o m m i t t e e w h ich c o n d u c te d a
h e a r i n g of t h e c o n t r o v e r s y la s t w eek
M ore t h a n 75 f l a x g r o w e r s from v a ri­
ous s e c t io n s of M arlo n c o u n ty g a th
e re d In S a le m S a t u r d a y an d pledged
a to t a l of 511 a c r e s of t h e p r o d u c t
fo r th e s e a s o n of 1921. T h is is th e
la r g e s t flax a c r e a g e e v e r r e c o r d e d In
M urion c o u n ty s i n c e th e Inceptio n of
t h e p e n i t e n t i a r y flax p la n t m a n y y e a r s
ago.
P l a n s for t h e A s h la n d w i n t e r fa ir
a r e p ra c t ic a l ly c o m p l e te d for t h e t h r e e
d a y s of t h e show . D e o e m b e r 2. 3 and
4, w h ich will be h e ld in th e a rm o ry .
T h is f a i r In c lu d e s t h e six th a n n u a l ex
h tb ttlo n of th e S o u t h e r n O re g o n P o u l­
t r y a s s o c ia ti o n a n d a ls o th e f a r m e r s ’,
f r u i t g r o w e r s ' a n d in d u s tr i a l e x h ib its
of J a c k s o n c o u n ty .
J a z z will be a t h i n g of th e p a s t w ith
in t h e n e x t tw o y e a r s , in t h e opin io n
of F r e d e r i c k W. G oodrich, p ia n i s t a n d
I n s t r u c t o r of h a r m o n y a n d a n a ly s is
In th e U n iv e r s ity of O reg o n e x te n
sio n c o u r s e In P o r t la n d , w ho w a s th e
c h ie f s p e a k e r a t t h e c lo s in g s e s s io n
of th e a n n u a l / c o n v e n ti o n of th e O r e ­
gon M usic T e a c h e r s ' a s s o c ia ti o n a t
S alem .
T h e O re g o n G r o w e r s C o -operative
a s s o c ia ti o n
w ith
h eadquarters
in
S a le m . Is d i s t r i b u t i n g m o r e t h a n a
m illion d o ll a r s a m o n g th e g r o w e r s of
t h e s t a t e in p a y m e n t fo r f r u its h a n d le d
t h r o u g h t h e o r g a n i z a ti o n th e la s t few
m o n th s .
O t h e r r e m i t t a n c e s will be
m u d e a s fa s t a s r e t u r n s a r e re c e iv e d
fr o m t h e e a s t e r n p u r c h a s e r s .
The
b o o k s • of t h e a s s o c ia ti o n sh o w t h a t
up to N o v e m b e r 1, s a l e s th is se a s o n
a m o u n t e d to a to t a l of $732,4!u5.0S.
O re g o n g a s o lin e a n d oil c o n s u m e r s
a r e u rg e d to c u r t a i l th e i r su p p lie s to
t h e lo w est m i n i m u m in o r d e r t h a t th e
I n d u s t r i e s of C a lifo rn ia will n o t s u f ­
f e r fr o m a fuel s h o r t a g e , in a lo t te r
r e c e i v e d a t t h e o ffice of t h e O reg o n
public s e r v ic e * c o m m is s io n from tk e
L o s A n g e le s c h a m b e r of c o m m e rc e .
I t w a s s t a t e d in t h e l e t t e r t h a t th e
g a s o l in e s i t u a t i o n in C a lifo rn ia w as
s e r io u s a n d t h a t s o m e ac tio n sh o u ld
be t a k e n Im m e d i a te l y to c o n s e r v e th e
sup ply .
A d d itio n of tw o s t o r i e s to t h e su­
p r e m e c o u r t b u ild in g in lieu of e r e c t ­
in g a new s t r u c t u r e u n d e r p re v a ilin g
h ig h c o s t s of la b o r an d m a t e r i a l s is
a d v o c a t e d by S a m A. K ozer, s e c r e ­
t a r y of s t a te , in c a s e th e s t a t e b o a rd
of c o n tr o l a n d l e g i s l a t u r e d e e m It
e x p e d ie n t to p ro v id e m o r e ro o m a t th is
t i m e f o r t h e a c c o m m o d a ti o n of th e
s e v e r a l s t a t e c o m m is s io n s a n d d e p a r t ­
m e n t s w h ich a r e now o c c u p y in g q u a r ­
t e r s i n t e n d e d fo r t h e c o n v e n ie n c e of the
l e g i s l a t o r s (luring t h e i r b ie n n i a l s e s ­
sions.
S e c r e t a r y of S l a t e K o z e r h a s
e s t i m a t e d t h a t t h e cost of tw o a d d i­
tio n al s t o r i e s to t h e s u p r e m e c o u r t
b u ild in g w ould b e In th e n e ig h b o r h o o d
of $125,000, w h ile t h e e r e c t io n of a
m o d e r n o ffice s t r u c t u r e on t h e capttol
g r o u n d s w ould e n ta i l an e x p e n d i t u r e
of not le s s th a n $350.000
Household Hints
A lw ays bi'nt » 1 1 nlitni iiiiiiii <*<>•>k 1 1 1 k
utunsil brfor#1 p u t t i n g yo u r food to
cook; a* u I urn 1 tin in h e a ts »lowly, thi»
hastens the actu a l cooking poriml.
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•
A f te r roast or boiled m eat ha» be
come cold, ro v er w ith cloth w rung
out of cold w a te r, to p re v e n t the o u t ­
side becoming dry.
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• • •
When you have fro sted a ca k e an d
it doe» not look »mooth, t r y d ipping
a k n if e in hot w a te r, then sm oothing
the frontin g w ith it.
• • •
When
using
marshm allow
cream
heat th e spoon an d the cream will
eomc out w ithou t trouble.
• • •
Hot boiled potatoi-s nw ny in rov
••red d is h — th ey will not have su rface
dried to cut a w ay an d waste.
• • •
H av e a sm all steel k n i t t i n g needle
h an d y fo r use in te s ti n g cakes.
I n s te a d of using cord for h an g in g
up you r brooms a n d brushes an d du st
pans, a wire is b e t t e r and it «Till not
soil or w ear out.
• • •
A f te r w ashing crocheted lace, w rap
it aro u n d a b o ttle filled w ith hot
w ater. The lace should not Vie ironed
but pulled in to shnpe.
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When b a stin g velvet, t a t sew ing silk
in stead o f cotton.
When the stitch es
are removed th ere will be no traces.
• • •
I t is easier to b a k e c ro q u ettes th a n
to f r y them.
I t m akes a p leasan t
v a rie ty in serving.
I f th ere are people with whom you
know t h a t you c a n ’t agree, why in the
name o f common sense will you stick
around where th e y are
* • •
W hen a man tells his w ife he is
sorry about so m eth in g he is usual!}
th in k in g more of his own feelings th an
of hers.
• • •
We w rangle w ith some people from
force, of h a b it an d our w ran g lin g m ay
mean nothing, but we must not fo rget
th a t th e r e are o th e rs who are likely to
hear 1 1 s anjl m ay not u n d e rs ta n d the
situation.
K ates— One c e n t th e w o rd; m i n i­
mum 35 w ords; t h r e e in sertio ns fo r
, th e price o f tw o w hen p aid in ad-
, v an ce; h a lf e e n t th e word a f t e r
j th e th i r d insertion.
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F or Sale— A n g o ra billy goats.
V cateh, phone 8 -F 1 3 .
C u rtis
o 8 tf e
A re you g e t t i n g y o u r share of high-
priced eg g sf I f n o t there'*!-! a r e a ­
son. B e tt e r tr y some S ilv er Q uill W h ite
le g h o r n s .
B ooking ord ers now for
bab y chicks. W’m. H a n d s * Son, Box
*514 * C o tta g e Grove,* Ore., phone I K-
oStfe.
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V etch h a y an d m ix ed vetch, o ats an d
c h eat hay. J . H. Hull, 2 miles south
o f C o ttag e G r o v e . ________ n !2 t f e
Old g ro w th b o d y f i r stove wood for
sale. Call 99, C ity T ra n s f e r.
d d tfe
F or Sale— F re s h J e r s e y m ilk cow 7
y e a rs old. W. C. ■ H en derer, A nlauf,
Oregon.
d!0-84pd
For Sale or T rad e— E q u it y in D iam ond
T t r u c k an d tr a il e r . All in good
shape an d w o rk in g e v ery d ay . A big
b a rg a in . O v erlan d Garage.
d lO tfe
W’a n t to t r a d e m y eq u ity in ran ch h a lf
mile west of C o tta g e Grove for city-
residence’ p ro p erty . Will pay d if fe re n c e
on ri g h t k in d of deal. E. J . Sco
f i e l d . ______
d3-31pd
New
Im p ro v e d
Oregon
s tr a w b e r r y
p la n ts fo r sale. 4«e the 100— d ig ’em
vourself. Mrs. J . Q. A. Young, phone
39-F12.__________________________<13 17 pd
Second h a n d F o r d a n d 3 W i n c h w ago n
fo r sale. Will t a k e one or tw o good
cows in trad e. J . W. S h a t tu ck . C o ttag e
Grove.
d3-17pd
For Sale— Six-weeks-old pigs, $6. Buy
now- while -the b u y in g is good. J-
K. G odard^ phone 21-F11.
dec3 17pd.
F or Sale— S tock a n d fix tu r e s of gen
ernl m erch an d ise store. W. A. Heck,
phone 11-FI 2
dlO-Hpc
P ian o for sale— N u d h a m u p rig h t g ra n d
in good con ditio n. Mrs. J . P. H a r t,
S tar.
dl0 -24pd
•od te a m fo r sale o r will tr a d e for
rows. Call 19 F14.____________ d lO tfe
r Sale— A f i r s t class la d l e s ’ bicycle.
In quire of C h ester Keene, S ix th an d
nroln.
<110-24pd
r Sale— T h o ro u g h b red D a rk Cornish
game cockerels; eggs in season. C.
T ompkins, W alker.
dlO-24p<!
iv* cen ts the pou nd paid fo r old ra g s
a t T he S en tinel.
dl0-17p<!
or Sale— T w o fin e singers a t $5 each
an d one a t $7.50. Mrs. II. A. Miller,
17 S econd St.
dl7pd
or Sale— H a n d so m e p a ir of B u f f Co­
chin b a n ta m s . F i f t h a n ^ Quincy,
hone 106J.
<117-24pd
or R e n t —M odern fu r n ish e d house.
Good location. Lee Roy Woods, Jr.,
17 W ash in g to n Ave., phone 134J.
c
7a n t e d —Room In p r i v a te fam ily by
voung man. A ddress I1. O. Box 313.
1 7 p d . __________________________ '
or R e n t— F u rn ish e d room an d b o ard
«24 G ibbs Ave.
d l7 p d
sinned fru it and vegetables for sal
Phone 1 ■ 1
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OMER GALLOWAY
Real E sta te
B arg a in in large west side house,
modern, 2 lots; only $1909, one-third
down.
C e n trally lo cated «-room house, 4
lots o f land a n d lota of f r u i t ; dandy-
p o u ltry house; close in ; b a r g a i n a t
$1800. Easy te r m s on hnlf.
Modern huu galow in choice residence
d is tric t, $1800.
F or R e n t—5 fu rn ish ed rooms, first
floor, close In; includnig lease u ntil
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