Cottage Grove sentinel., May 22, 1913, Image 2

A p p l e Recipes
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The following recipe o f Baltimore
■tiff niaea two cupfuMof
«pole bread is a fine old Maryland re- w h ic h baa bean U . t . (1 J . ' V
,-lpe and is used In old Southern fami- o f sugar and . t.blM|l
' lies as sn accompaniment to duck.
Jul«
.......... .... In
Baltimore Apple Bread Rub thor­ Jtrstml
Beat we||
J * 7.
oughly into two heaping cupfuls o f the mas.
well sifted so-' healed Hour two-thirds diaaolvad uver hol
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of a cupful of butter and three heaping mould and place un iw< *
teaspoonfuls of sugar. Dissolve half
a cake of compress«! yeast in a cup of
scalded milk that has l»eom e luke
Som ething New on
Notion Day
werm. Add this to the Hour mixture
this Date
2 papers best p in s ----------------------- 5 c
and beat to a stiff froth and add theae
2 p a p ers sa fety p in s ____________ 5c
Sh ow in g of beautiful su bjects
to Hie baiter, beating vigorously till It
10c size toilet p a p e r ____________ 5c
blisters. The batter ahould be kept
for umateur artist painting o u t­
S k irt m arkers, worth 2 5 c — 15c
stiff. Cover end set to rlee over night
fits at S|>ecisl prices
F a c e pow der, good v a l .l O c , 15c
In a warm place. By morning it will
T o o th b r u sh e s--------- 5 c , 10c , 1 5 c
tie found to have doubled In bulk. Di­ Act as If Afraid of
T h o u s a u d s o f item s low er than
vide (he dough Into two |iortlone ami
others a sk .
roll Into cakea half an Inch thick.
P roposition
Picture Day
See the new 5c and 10c
Mouse Traps
Spread one with tart apple »sue# ami
cover it with the other. Let rtee again
tables. It pays
2 to 3 I\ M .— 1 hour o n ly
2 t o r 5c
W ith Moat to Gain, Growtr,
for another half hour ami then bake In
O n e lot o f pictures will be sold
Said Io lip Last to kr.^
a moderate oven till ilone.
When
10c Wire Clothes Pins at Hie ea ch . D uring that hour
taken from the oven epread over it
Interest In Ovi
2 to 3 P . M .
at 5 c dozen
we w ill place oil sale 5 large
more well sweetened spple sauce,
Market.
Flower Day
dredged with sugar, nutmeg ami cinna­
fram ed pictures, worth # 2 .4 8 .
::
mon
ami
set
back
In
the
oven
for
a
few
O n th is date for o n e h ou r o u ly
Common Clothes Pins First five waiitiug (hem can h ave
(CM tin m .1 f nun ! rt| | j j
minutes to permit the eugsr to melt.
w e w ill sell a ll flow ers at
2 X/ % d ozen for 5c
oue on ly at # 1 .4 8 .
This should be eaten piping hot and yet The Sentinel i* infuMnoli
shouli accompany cither |a»rk or duck. to be benefit ted ir doing
lc more get* an Enamel Cup
Tin Cups
Apple Slump Fare and allce large lighten the !st«>r* of that*
worth 15c
2 for 5c
juicy apple* and fill an enameled bak­ taking the brunt nf th* «oh
The aullclllng mmmltte*
Boys, we have the best
ing dleh nearly full. Mlfl over them a
that
in a matter of §er|i vttg
scant cupful of sugar and add half a
Meat Knives
base balls
lha
stuck
would ba over-1-
cupful of water for these proportion*
IOC
within two week*, but irwuad «
A
t
5c
,
10c,
15c.
Rubber
b
a
lls,
|
a
quart
dish
should
be
uted.
Sat
In
T h i s m e a n s a reg u la r 4 0 c v a lu e
the oven covered ami bake until the been like pullli g Ueth to |«t ,
lc , 5c, 10c.
Hats, 10.
C a tc h ­
at 17c
Chair Seats
apple* arc lender. Prepare a btaeull to put Ihrlr names down.
ers' g loves, 2*>c.
K ites, 5 c .
A prominent grai ger ■**)
10c
dough with two cupfuls o f sifted flour,
K n ives, 5c. 10c, 3 5 c . T ricy cles.
some salt and four even leaspoonfuls farmers don’ t deservo lofcewi'
W a g o n s , S u lk e v s.
Souvenir Day
Wire Clothes Lines
of baking powder. Kub into the flour nery. 1 thought that aftwe Ua t
W e w ill offer a ll o u r so u v en ir
a quarter of a cupful of butter and mix they have been taught In bn;
15c
dues U> town, unly to fn
v a se s, plates, cu p s and sa u cers
with a scant cupful o f sweet milk
w ith ph oto o f C u r r in ’ s bridge
Roll out to helf an inch thick, cut into the market glutted, they i
Cotton
Clothes
Line
Dish
Pans
and
Stew
Kettles
a n d C o tta g e G r o v e at o n e h a lf
rounds and fokl over each apple. Set over themselves to get tMr
Flag Day
io c
p rice th is d a te o n ly .
Worth up to 35c
{ back in the oven and bake brown. down fur the maximum
A s this is D ecoration D a y we
3 5 c v a se s a t - ____________________18c
Serve hot with a hard sauce flavored aleck. Instead of that, oxat sf
offer s|>ecial valu es in flags
want to lake lb* minimus ml
2 5 c v a se s a t_____________________ 13c
Children’s Toy Glass
with vanilla. If one ehooaoe one may
If Scare«I to death to da tvs*
2 0 c v a ses a t _____________________ 10c
aerve a wine or brandy aauee.
Water and Tea Sets and C all before 10, as we will close
don’ t wumlrr thol th* bwmi
10c v a se s a t ______________________ 5c
at that hour.
Mahogany Colored Apple Sauce - This
haee been alow to help the*
New Glassware
3 5 c p la tes a t ____________________18c
la an old fashioned New England and
Won’ t help tbrmaelve* »hen IM
2 5 c p la te s a t ____________________13c
on sa le n e x t w e ek .
See
Southern form, and is richer than the
lum iy presents itself as it a me
Remember, Saturday, May
I f y o u w an t a so u v e n ir o f C o t­ Large retinned Stew Kettle, worth
the new decorated g la ss
paler sauce, (tore ami quarter auur tented."
ta g e G r o v e , c a ll o n us on this
24. 15c Enamel Cups, lc
25c. For this day only, 10c
w are.
apple* and place in an earthen ware
One termer interested m ite.
d a te.
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jar with a little auger, molaasee end
proposition said
"You Mete
water. Cover the jar cloeely and bake
people kick because • fee
in a alow oven for several hours. R e­
usually run things. Hoe m t
move, ami while still hot, beat vigor­
otherwise when the grtet
ously ami strain, add some more mo­
leave everything for tee w am
lasses and sugar the juice and grated
•to. This cannery prupusnw i
rind o f an orange and some nutmeg.
where every man ruuki hew g
Cook for a short time on the stove.
much to say ami d<> as say i
It may be made a little more dellcloue
Still the whole business n M l
by the addition o f raiaina that have
or three who did not alia
been heated in the oven until awollen
out o f the work when It e « f
smooth.
th em ."
Apple Custard Feel and core some
There Is probably little
medium sized apple» ami rook slowly that the cannery will be belt
♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ a B. R. J o b ; secretary, Mrs. C. P. wiches, strawberries and cream were
until tender. Frees through a colander leek o f inlereit un the pefii
Jones; treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Kerr. served. Members present were Mes-
or sieve and then add to each cupful with moat at stake la makingtl
dames
Hall,
Job,
Eakin.
Miller,
Comp­
After
a
social
time
light
refreshments
CHURCH NEWS
l
SOCIETY
:
o f thie apple pulp a cupful o f thin culean teak fur the sub
ton, H. Veatch, Abrama, Hill, Monroe
♦
♦ were served.
cream, a heaping tableapoonful o f m lltee. The committee plema
and Burkholder. Mra. Rice Haatings
The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
sugar, a lump o f butler the else o f
was a guest.
much work the day <>f of tlw:
Services at the Chriatian Science Hall
Sarah Knox tomorrow afternoon at 3
Woman’s Club Elects.
■mall egg, ami two egga well beaten. picnic.
A farewell reception was held in the every Sunday at II and Wednesday
A t the annual meeting o f the Wo­ o'clock.
While the apple sauce is still hot, stir
parlora o f the Chriatian Church Satur­ evening at 7 JO. All are welcome.
man’s Club Tuesday afternoon the fo l­
in the butter end the sugar, which has
Loyal Daughters Entertain.
day evening. May 10, for Rev. R. A.
lowing officers were e le cte d : Presi­
been heated to a syrup. Then add the
The Loyal Daughters of the Christian
BAPTIST
CHURCH
Moon and Mr. Mowe. A fter a social
dent. Mrs. Maude Shinn; vice-presi­
yolka of egga and the cream and beat
Church will entertain their friends
C.
M.
Cobb.
Pastor.
evening refreshments were served.
dent, Mrs. Edith S ilsby; secretary,
W h y Don’t You Use«
With a Japanese evening Saturday on
Services for next Sunday; 10 a.m . until thoroughly blerdad. Whip the
Mr. Moon was presented with a gold
Mrs. Ida Caldwell; corresponding sec­
whites o f the eggs until very atlff.
the lawn at 145 South Sixth Street.
watch and Mr. Mowe with an agate sharp, bible school. Mrs. Karl K. Mills,
retary, Mrs. Kstherine Scovell; trea­
Four the mixture into buttered cupe
The following program will be ren­
superintendent;
11
a.
m..
morning
wor­
stick pin in appreciation o f their ser­
surer, Mrs. Ethel Mackin.
and
bake for fifteen minutes. Add the
dered :
ship, subject: “ Our Heroes and Our
vices.
__
Mrs. Adah Jones and Mrs. Eliza
Class Song
whites
o f the egga and return to the
H e rita g e "; 7 p. m., young people’s
Gleason w< re elected to membership. Recitation. . . . Mrs. Helen Ostrander
Miss Esther Silsby will entertain the m eeting; 8 p. m., evening services, oven to brown. Serve cold with or
Annual reports were received from Recitation. Miaa Kathleen McGavran Euterpian Club and a few frienda Sat­
subject:
"T he Frioe of Freedom.’ ’ or without cream.
officers aftd standing committees and Japanese Song ------ Miss Helen Price urday evening.
Wendesday evening at 7:30 o’clock,
Apple end Bread Crumb Fudding
several changes were made in the con­ Reading.........
Miss Lucille Morrison
The R. N. A. Club met at the home teachers training class ; 8 o ’clock, mid­ Fill into a buttered or oiled baking dish
stitution and by-laws.
Dialogue ..........................Why Mrs.
of earthenware alternate layers o f
H e r e ’ s the guarantee lhal
o f Mra. Ernest Lockwood Tuesday week meeting.
With the next regular meeting. May
McGaskill Didn’ t Hire a Servant
bread
crumbs
and
apple
eaure
with
afternoon.
Refreshments
were
served.
w ith every sick of
27, the club completes a successful and Duet..........................Misses Mildred
M. E. CHURCH~
numerous
dabs
o
f
butter.
Sweeten
to
Those present w ere:
Mesdames
interesting year o f study o f South
James T. Moore, Pastor.
Walker and Kathleen Kern
George Hall. George Atkinson, H.
America and Mexico.
Services for next Sunday : 9 ;46 a. taste ami »pice with cinnamon ami nut
Japanese Drill. Sixteen Young Women
Venske, Monroe, B isby.l H. A. Miller, m., Sunday school; 11 a. m., sermon to meg. Cover the top with a good layer
A marriage license has been issued C. W. Wallace, Lockwood, B. S. Swen- G. A. R .; 7 .•00 p. m., Kpworth lea gu e; of bread crumbs ami butter, and bake
The members o f the eighth grade
were entertained at the home o f Mrs. to Geo. James and Miss Lillie V. gel, James Hemenway, James Pitcher. 8:00 p. m., baccalaureate sermon to covered for half an hour. Then un
“ I f for a n y reason you »«
Andrew Brund Friday evening. Light Williams, both o f Row River.
cover and brown. One may vary thle
Hamloth, Kidd, Nixon and Miss Nixon.
the high school. Special music at each
en tirely satisfied with remilu
refreshments were served.
recipe by adding to the layers raiaina D rifted S n ow . Flour, return IK
Miaa Goldie Hayes entertained the
The male members of the 19-13-3 Club service. Thursday evening at 8 o'clock,
or
nuta or both, and adding to the
prayer
meeting.
Dorcas Society at her home last Thurs­ entertained Monday evening with a 6
used flour and receive t o *
Ladies’ Aid Elects.
sugar, sweetening that o f a little clear
day afternoon. Refreshments o f cake, o ’clock picnic on McFarland's butte.
fu ll p rice o f the whole sac*
The Ladies’ Aid o f the Presbyerian
honey or some molaaaea. This pod
strawberries and cream were served.
Refreshments o f ice cream, cake,
Church met Wednesday o f last week
ding ahould be served hot with cream
A T Y O U R GROCER'S
sliced ham, sandwiches, coffee, pickles,
with Mrs. H. A. Miller and elected the
The Social Twelve met last Thursday
or hard sauce, or one may uae a win«
and olives were served.
following officers: President, Mrs. with Mrs. N. E. Compton. A fte r the
■auce.
S P E R R Y FLOUR
Herbert Eakin; vice-president, Mrs. usual wo. k refreshments o f salad, sand
Mrs. C. E. Jones entertained last
A baked apple Is supposed to be a
night in honor o f Miss Wohrer. All the
baked apple, but it may be made more
school teachers and several other State Industrial Field Worker Har­
elaborate by filling iU cored center
rington Says Boys Should
f rien(1. were present, making «bout 30
with various thing.. One may pack
in all. An athletic contest formed a
Welcome Practice
the cavity with orange marmalade or
Walker, Ore.. April 2,19-
pleasant diversion o f the evening.
With Toola.
with blanched almonds ami raiaina or
Miss Wohrer was presented with a
Mr. G. O. Walker,
* J
ich‘‘ei'«
honey, and
Walker, Ore.
(Continued from first pags.)
beautiful cut glass dish. Refreshments
chef that I know packs the pared ami
o f sandwiches, strawberries, cake ami which will be of value to them in fu­
Dear Sir: I am p l « ^
apples with m.ahed potato ami
cream, salted almonda and punch were ture life .’ ’
«ay I used your patent
huUer
and
aerve.
them
with
pork
and
served.
B ig lO c
Where?
Enamelware
S a le , M a y 31
Tinware
S a le , M ay 31
TUESDAY, MAY 27
Watch For It Don’t
FRIDAY, MAY 23
Sat. May 24
Enamelware Sale
Best White & White Ware.
No better made. All large
SATURDAY, MAY 2 4 pieces. Worth up to $1.35
Choice, each
FARMERS KICK
SLOW TO APPlf
THE REMEDY
Read
This WEDNESDAY. MAY 28
THURSDAY, MAY 29
33170
One Day Only
OFF
MONDAY, MAY 2 6
May 2 4
Sat. May 31
Big Combination Sale
Enamelware and Tinware
FRIDAY, MAY 3 0
Choice for
1 0 c
It is impossible to quote one-tenth of our bargains, but w e would like for
all that have called, to call again and those that have not visited this store to
call immediately and get acquainted
T H E FA IR
J . A. W R IG H T , P ro p .
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Guarantee
F lo u r....
Make Good Bakiogi
Drifted Snowl
URGES DOING THINGS
THAT COUNT
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Metsan Shop
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Notice of Final Settlement.
In the Matter o f the Estate o f Edward
Farman, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the un­
dersigned, Administrator of the Eatate
o f Edward Farman, deceased, has
filed his final account with the County
Clerk o f Lane County, Oregon, and
that Monday, June 9. 1913, at the hour
o f 10 o ’clock a. m. has been set ty the
Court as the time to pass on the same.
All persons having objections to said
account and final settlement will
present them to the Court on or before
said time.
Dated this 13th day o f May, 1913.
EDWARD E. FARMAN,
Administrator o f said Estate.
W ILLIAM G. MARTIN,
Attorney for said Estate.
Mr. Harrington urged a closer rela­
tionship between home and school
««ying that the teacher should know
what the boy and girl doea at home ami
the parent ahould know what the boy
and girl does at school. He expressed
his belief that the boy or girl who is
the most helpful to father and mother
la at the head of his or her class at
school.
Eac.lloped Apple. Fare and .lie s
«he apples. |.y them ln . b
. U, . . h i .
in J , E d
labs o f butter; than another layer of
■Pple. end more breed crum b, end
“ " tU* « “ over the
£ L .
T
,nt°
‘ he
"o ™
mo-
Exterminator Iwt ye>r.
found it the quickest, ^
eat and moni complete^
o f exterminating
“
and other insect« fr°m
garden I have ever seen
and without injury to tnei
tender plant.
Very truly.
v
O s c a r J ackson -
two . . b M M IW
W“ nfu|,
i* r of
‘ n ,h* P o r t t<)
i o n 9f
The speaker concluded with a stir­
ring appeal for more interest In agri­ or mor iW -ler-
for half an hour
culture. saying that the land would be
left when the timber was cut and
Apple F lo a t-S e le c t fart apples,
shipped away.
Agriculture was set
Fere
two good sized
forth as the Industry upon which de­
ones. Then beat
pended the ultimate destiny of the
ber;j,nhoVmo,,er“,e oven- 8h- w
i d d i l i 1/1®* ° f ,0ar * * " *° •
i
om
A
lf your dealer dojjjJ
earn’ the K x ten n
to«
‘ > 'm .
p 5
froth,
Then
** ^«spoonful* o f sugar.
ProL Harrington
highly
compll- Than grate the a p p ,„ ,nU thfl * \
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msnted the personnel of the schools heating constantly. pour lnto
declaring the pupil, to be a fine bunch
of glass becauae , U ! u
of young men and women.
P," eJ • cupful o f thick aweet
G. O. WALKER
W A L K E R . OKB00N