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Neighborhood News
DOREMA.
(Rpecinl to Th«> Sentinel.)
Jim. t».— M rn
Stanley
Pinne wood
spoilt Sunday night at th«> Frank
Kolly homo in tho Orovo.
L o t t i« Van Sohoiark roturnod to hor
aohool at Drain Sunday.
Hal Jennings spent tho week ond at
tho homo o f hi* parent*. Mr. and Mr*.
C. H. Jennings.
Kota Kollv. o f tho Orovo, spoilt Sat
urdav night at tho Stanley Damowood
homo.
Mia* Hollo Van Sohoiark roturnod
homo Saturday from visiting at tho
Oellor»’ homo in tho Orovo.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Ts'bow, o f
Lynx Hollow, and Mr. and Mrs. Flot
rhor England, o f Walker, wore Sunday
guests at tho P L England homo.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wisort, o f Row-
River. spont Sunday at tho Loo Thom
ason homo.
Mao Van Sohoiark roturnod to hor
work at Portland Saturday.
Mrs. Clay England and rhildron, o f
tho Orovo. spont sovoral day* visiting
at tho C. H. .Tönnings homo.
Glen Coller*, o f the Orovo. spont tho
week ond at tho C. A. Van Sohoiark
homo.
MOUNT V IE W
HEMPHILL EXPLAINS
ORGANIZATION OF
NEAR EAST RELIEF
D IV ID E .
(Special to Tho Sentinel.)
Jan. 12.—Jack Rohinaon was a busi­
ness visitor in tho Grove one day Inst
wook.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Patten, o f Coast
Fork, visited Monday at tho D. Dugan
homo.
Mrs. C. E. Burkett returned to Rose
burg after sovoral day* visit with her
parents.
P P Robert* and family wore shop
per* in tho Grove Inst Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. \ Söderström went
to the Orovo la*t Thursday.
\ surprise birthday party was given
in honor o f Mrs N Lewi* last Sntnr
day evening. The following wore pres­
ent:
Mr anil Mrs F M Chapman.
Clara and Sherman Chapman. F I
McRovnolda, and daughter Kathleen.
Ruby Ellis. Mr. and M rs
George
Vllomnn. Mr*. A E Foster, Mr and
Mrs. V. Söderström and Mr and Mr*
Lee Pugan.
Clifford McGee and wife, o f the
Orovo, visited several days at the W
N. McLaughlin homo.
The S P evening trnin carried Mr.
and Mr*. MeRoynolds bv tho station
as far down as the overhead crossing,
if being V erv dark Mrs IfcRoynolds
walked into a cattle guard nnd fell.
She received several painful bruises
and scratches, but fortunntelv was not
seriously hurt
Mr. MeRoynolds had
to walk back to the station whore he
had left hi* lantern in the morning
and walk back to meet her.
Mr and Mrs. Roy Foster, of Thorn­
ton Corners, visited at F M Chap
man's Sunday.
Mrs. Ellis left Divide Tuesday,
going to Springfield. Miss Ruby Ellis
left Wednesday, meeting hor mother in
Eugene and they then go to Pallas.
Gregon to live.
Mrs Ernest McRevnolds and Ken
noth have both been quite ill with
sever«* colds.
^
Richardson
returned home
from Leona Tuesday.
Mr*«. Lewis and Mrs. Foster visited
at Mrs
Goo. McRovnoMs’ Tuesdav
with Mr>. Kllis and Sliss Rul»v.
Prominent New York Banker
Says Aim Is lOO^o Relief
of Starving Peoples.
“ Just what Is the Near East R e lie f!
I* tho question that tnuny people are
asking whose Interests bave been
awakened to the torrihlo conditions
existing In the Levant today," suys
Alexander J Hemphill. President of
the Guarantee Trust Company and
well known New York banker mid
financier. "In prosaic fuels, the Near
East R elief Is a body Incorporated by
act o f Congress the object of which ts
“to provide relief and to assist In the
repatriation, rehabilitation and r»*es­
tablishment of suffering ami dependent
people o f the Near East and adjacent
arena; to provide for the on re of or­
phans and widows and to promote the
soctul. economic and Industrial wel-
(Special to The Sentinel.1
Jan. S.— Alfred Bigelow, o f Spring
field, was up Friday making tho ar­
rangement* at tho Soars’ eometery for
tho burial o f his mother-in-law. Mrs.
Ferguson, whoso funeral was hold hero
Saturday.
They wore both former
residents hero.
Frank Soars is homo from Wondling
for awhile owing to a temporary rlos
ing down o f tho camp whore ho was
employed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Phillips, o f North
Port. Wash., are visiting Mrs. Phillips'
brother. F. R. Phillip*, while enroute
to Los Angelos, Calif.
Miss Pearl L a r n g visited two days
last wook with Mrs. Waldo Miller.
LONDON
W. D. Heath was in Cottage Orovo
Wednesday.
(Special to The Sentinel.)
Mrs. Kate Sour* and son Frank are
Jan. 12.— Mr. and Mrs. Howard Cox
visiting at tho C. W. Soars homo this
and children spent n few days at the f
week.
W. T. Jones home in the Grove the
first o f the week.
HEBRON
Arthur Combs left Sunday for Cor
vallis.
(Special to The Sentinel.1
Mrs No la Banton was in the G rovel
Jan 5.— Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Huff,
o f the Grove, and their son. J. P. Huff, Tuesday hav ing some dental work done.
Herbert Shortridge went to Eugene
with his family, o f Dufur, spont last
Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. \V. P. Sunday.
Sunday visitors at the J. E. Banton
H u f f ’s daughter, Mrs. R. B. Ijicky.
A L E X A N D E R J. H E M P H I L L .
Mrs. L. P. H u ff and two daughters home were Mr. and Mrs. J. N Hogue, :
visited a part o f last week with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Gen. H a i l e * and daugh
fa r « of those who tiuve been rendered
ter Beta, Mr «ad I I rs ll C Cox
H u f f ’s parents at Lynx Hollow.
destitute or dependent, directly or In
The G. M. Kebelbeck family spent and children.
Mr. Hnd Mrs. Harold Abeene nnd directly, by the vicissitudes of war,
Saturday with the G. J. Kappaufa.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Clark and family \N T. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. the cruelties o f men ar other causes
motored to the Grove and visited with Massey were guests at the Mr. Prutte beyond their control.’
home Sunday.
Mrs. Clark's sister Sunday.
100 Per Cent Relief.
I.. D. H u ff went to Walker Sunday.
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Mrs. J. Q. A. Young and nephew,
SECOND H A N D STORE per cent relief, the relief which puts
Johnnie Cnrlile. spent last Thursday
those aided on a self-supporting basis,
with Mrs. R. B. I-ncky.
PeVero & Loucks have sold their ( which Instills In them a confidence for
Mr. Hnd Mrs. G. L. Carlile and four
children and Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Don second hand store at the east end o f , the future, pinces In their bunds the
little, o f the Grove, spent Saturday the ^dain stret bridge to C. B. Jorohs, means with which to begin life anew,
with Mr. Carlile'a and Mrs. Doolittle ’s who will rontinne the business. DeVere i and In their hearts the courage to go
& Louck* w^ll devote their entire at
sister, Mrs. J. Q. A. Young.
on.
Work, thut Is the prtvicrlpfion
fention to their Farmers’ Exchange j
subscribed nnd provided by those loyal
store
located
a
few
doors
farther
east
Jan. 10.— The E. E. Hale family, of
men and women who have Journeyed
Dunsmuir, Calif., visited a part o f last on the same side o f the street.
Into perilous places for the snke of
week with Mrs. Gilcrist.
their fellow men ; to make the-** pen
Railroad Slide Was Bad.
Mr. Jenkins and family, o f Junction
Eugene Register Jnn. *'•:
A large j pic Independent for the future, to en­
City, have moved into the G. O. Gil-
number o f passengers from Coos Bay j courage the flickering Ure of national
erist house.
Mr. and Mr*. I,. D. H u f f anl who were compelled to scramble over I pride.
"T h ere are R2.201 workers employed
daughter. Helen visited Sunday a fter­ the slide o f mud and rocks near Cush
man arrived in Eugene last night about | In the Industrial establishments of the
noon at the 8. R. Piper home.
A stub train was run I Near East Relief, where wool Is fur­
M rs. Wm. Mayben and daughter 6:45 o ’clock.
Myrtle and son. o f the Grove, visited out o f Marshfield as far as the slide j nished for the women to spin and
Sunday with Mrs. M ayben’» daughter. and the regular train that left here j weave, nnd all the girls who i n stronx
this morning took its load o f pnsseng \ enough nre washing wool, sewing lieds
Mrs. Judd Doolittle.
Mrs. L. G. Markham and Mrs. Judd ers to the slide and came back with , grinding nnd sifting wheat, tailoring
Doolittle visited one day last week the other*.
The passengers coming in last night [ and learning to make Inre. The big
with Mrs. Gilcrist.
problem Is to make these women Inde
Mrs. J. J. Sphilketi, o f Walker, is, say this is the worst slide that has
visiting at the home o f her sister,! ever occurred on this branch and that pendent
“ About 500 American men and wo­
it will take a long time to clear it.
Mrs. T. J. Clark.
Miss Jessie W ineeoff has been visit­ Tin* company is building a trestle men, Near Enst R elief workers, arc
ing the past week at Latham with her around it so that trains may make the now In the field, Including 36 eminent
through trip without transferring.
physletnns and surgeons, 76 nurses. 7
sister, Mrs. W. T. Gnroutte.
mechanics, 15 Industrial experts, 10
Miss Agnes Tavlor is on the siek I
list.
Don’t have any slackers. Keep track agriculturists, 14 bacteriologists, 107
Mrs. G. M. Kebelbeek and children o f what each hen does by using egg relief workers, 25 supply nnd trans­
and Mrs. John Kebelbeck and chil
record cards. For sale by The Sentinel port workers, 10 teachers, 20 ndmlnls
dren spent the week end in the Grove, at $1.75 the hundred.
•• • trntors, 34 secretaries, 7 engineers and
5 army officers.
Where Money Qoea.
“ Funds for relief purposes are dls-
dbuted In two w ays: First, the vnrl*
us relief centers nre authorized by
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Income Tax Ser vice
on
New
Y’ork
for
s p e d ile
by sup-
a
Income Tax Return: of
All Kinds Filed
ortion o f which are shipped to the
rmirnlttee warehouses at Perlndje,
nd the remnluder either to Beyrouth
r Batoum.
“ Th e relief Is rapidly expnndlng nnd
iretlng the. situation, but the future
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According to Mr. Hemphill, the need
>r Amcrlcnn help to see the destituii'
copies o f the Near Enst through the
rlsls o f present conditions Is greater
h
Charges Reasonable
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Turkish government and
E r v /in
E . S c h n r lid t
PHONE 120-J
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Who Direct the Work.
Mr. Hemphill I., the Chairman of the
xeetiflve Committee o f the Near Enst
rllef. Other members nre I)r. Jnrne*
Barton, Secretary o f the Foreign
epsrtment o f the American Board
of Commissioners for Foreign Ml*
slons; Edwin M Bulkley. banker, of
Spencer Trask A Co., New York : Judge
Abrnm I. Elkus, former United Stute»
Ambassador to T u rk ey; Harold A
Hatch, a well known New York cotton
man; Herbert H o o v e r; William H Mil
isr, «ne o f the Secretaries o f the Biter-
church World Mpvement; Henry Mor
genthau. United -States Ambassador to
M exico; Edgar Blcknrd of the Arnerl
ran B elief Administration; Charles V
Vickrey, who Is Secretary o f the Neat
Kant Relief, and Dy. Stanley White
aeeretary o f the Boni
ontd of Foreign Mis-
■Uns o f the PreshyterUn Church.
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A Golden Opportunity for
You to Learn to Sew
Itc fo rc tin* P u tte rn stood in tin* w a y o f n in n y w om en
not e v e ry one c o u ld fig u re out III«’ |Hiz/,liu ti «‘ir«‘les m nl
perforât ions, Iit*:iruiuu to sew nie.int re a lly “ s t u d y in g
o u f 1 lie I 'at tern nid a et » h I 111 ; 111 \ w om en e o iild n ’l take
t lie t inn* for it.
Now—the New McCall
P rin te d Pattern!
Where t lie eii •eles and perforât ions iiset to he, printed
words t hat 1e II yon how to proeeeil step hv step. Not a
Pattern that some women ean list , hut a Pattern for
every woman, S o s i m p l e st» easy so sn re it will help
thousands id' w o m e n to the eeollolllN « » I Molile Press
ma kiiur.
We are proud t o a n n o u n c e
I\itterns at t Ins store.
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Phone 70
Corner of Fifth and Main
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I f th ou w ou h lu t r**«i! a !«•** ut th a t w ill
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I Mm tho * w ort look that nature tv#ar».M
COOD T H I N G S TO EAT.
M any housewives
w ill order m ayon­
naise at the restau­
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■ Adii thè filici)' rhoiqied indoli a siali.
! o f celcry unii flie |ieppcr* all linci)
lillncisl.
Scusili! veliti iMiprlkll. add
i salt nini cuycnnc and inold Itilo n lonf
| Pince un lis* In hnnlcn. Serve vvllh
, hot tonsfed ernckcrs.
Lobster With Rire. «'ut the ubile
nielli of ime cldekeli and mie Ioli lei
Info ilice
l ’ut tuo tiihlcM|HMiiifiil» of
! aweet flit lido il shillou 'r yln g pan
; nifi! olio svveet green pe|iper inni one
j sueet red pep|M-r chopped line; sili
j untll thc.v ari' soft. Add thè lobster
I litui rhleken. one tiiis|HHinfnl o f «all
| beat slovvly. ubile u enpfill o f *ra sol usi
Intrido salice I* prepnrcd.
l'ut tuo
cupfuls o f hot si'iisniicd rlee In llu
ecfifer o f II plntter. puf Ilio noni mix
tur«* over thè top ami polir over ih etn
filato sulle«* and semi lo thè tallii*.
Cadillac Codfisb. l ’ Iek over *nli
codllsh and separate luto snudi pl«*ee*
Measiire tvvo-tldrd* o f a ciipfid « ’uvei
vvlth lui ewarni water, coni» untll sufi
and driiln. « ‘ut foiir medium si/.ed
eooked (Mdutoes into sllees, arrangi* li
layer o f pontine* and u In.ver o f tl*h
sprlnkle vvlth *ult litui pepper; ri*|»nt
Polir over one and one luilf cnpful« of
tornato sane»*, sprintile vvlth hutlerisl
ertimi»« and brown In a nuiderate »»veri.
Venetian Sauce. Meli onc-foiirth of
a ctipful o f biitfcr. udii foiir tnhlc
*|Hionfuls o f f!»*nr unii sflr untll wcli
tdemlisl ; tlu-ti polir un grndiiidl.v ubile
stlrrfng constnntly twn cupfuls o f boli
Ini; wafer, flrlng fo the ludliiig pnlnt
and add thè Julee of Imlf a lemon. one
finirti» o f n eiipful o f enp«*rs, on«*
tahle*|KMinfiil o f flnely rhnpficd pars
lev and tvvo tnld«*s|K»«infiils o f fln<*ly
chopfUHl pl»*kl«*s. Agalli hrlng lo Mie
bolllng pnlnt, sensori vvlth sull and add
tvvo tahlespooiifuls o f htuler hit by
hit.
Spee«l Costa Driver $50.
Pagelle Register: George R. Ilayden
atteinpted tu turn the corner ut Tcnth
aveniie east and Oak Street wliile driv-
ing Ili* «'tir at a rapili rate o f spedi
and as a restili thè enr skiilded mi tlie
wet pnvement and erashed iato the
riirhitig ori the opposite side o f the
stri'et, dctnolishing a wheel.
Peputy Hheriff George f ’roncr, who
hnppeneil to he paHsing nenrliy saw
the nreident. Ile tudinal timi Ifaydeii
wiih driving very fast on Tcnth «venne
and »toppcd to gel his lieense numlier
hot del not think for a moment Muri
he would try to tura the corner ut
suoli wpeed.
Ilayden wns ritiul lo appenr in jus
tire court and was fined $25 for speed
ing. A new wheel will cosi him ti like
som.
Whnt do you wnntt Make* no «Iif
fcreac»s. T r y a Hentinel wiintad.
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PROBABLY because mnny still
have the i«lcn thut mayonnaise is
lots of trouble to prepare.
Or that tiiry cannot make g<x»d
mayonnaise —or th at it w on't ’’keep."
None of these reasons keeps the
woman who Arums M.i/olq from
making her own mayonnaise every
W’ r r l f .
Mazola being an absolutely pure
vegetable oil, blends the ingredients
perfectly nnd im{Kirts its own delicate
flavor to the dressing which will
keep for weeks without separating.
Once you try Mazola you will prefer
it to olive oil. It not only etputls the
finest imported olive oil, but costs
about half the price.
M azola is served by leading hotels,
clubs and dining curs throughout
Am erica.
J O H N s O N 4 . lt H t H C O M P A N Y
P.sSUad
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Fi m its n m r ly itluafrifr<| ( ’ «»rn Pro«|.
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F ree w rite
to d a y - O w n I'r o d u t ls H r l m l i i » ( o m p -m v . I*. O . I t o i
Iftl. New Yoik CUy.
M A YO N N A ISE
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1 tfM prxtn o f Salt
1 l*mi of M ik o I n
i»lil»’-ip«*»twe(R h o f Lftnon Juice
I
u«|joon of Muitnrrl
mi l Vitirgaf or
1 (lush of Cnyr-uiir o r W ltitr P rp . 4 ta!4e*pn»>iM o f V i«v **ir
(any
per tic j 3 tra«|NNjn Haijrika
tiuvoreil vitv*tear m ay be u ted l
H n v r nil inyrnlienta m»«l rruaimt u tm ail« cold. M l« d ry mitrrdtenta.
A«l«l rpu v«»lks mi« I whrn wr|| fa iled , mid S t«N»puof»ful o iv in r u a r .
Arid M*/«4n flfo p l»y «1r*jf> until thr rtm turr tN-gini to thtrkrn. |jrnt>n«i
Rlowly
A * Mg«n Hi «hr m ilt ure tbi« ken*. « I d «he rrm am dry o f «he
vmryiiir it I it lie itt a tune N «»w heat in the remainder o f the M «n 4 a
Rtiwlunlly ttnlil all ■« uaed T h e Mriyonnniw ihoiild lie thirk erwamh lr>
I m 4«I it s ah«i|ie |*ut in a glass jai and rover l«H»e. (» la e in the u r U n
t«i I** i t « »I wltrn needed, ft w ill keep f«»r werks Ik » n*it «tir it when
yr*i open it; tuke out a « m u d i a « y«*j need with a la ljlra p g g i n a l
iloac «lie jar.
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