Cottage Grove sentinel., April 15, 1914, Image 2

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Sunday school furnished an unuaunlly
interesting program III tho evening,
while the Pronbyterlaa Sunday school
triMnwiiTTIf
gave its progruin at the morning aer
vice before a large congregation.
Th* servir*» at the Methodist church
in the evcuing wer* very »la b o ra l» and
jg t o r ir t y
M il
'
“ Priscilla, ' ’ which occupies two nights
this M e e k, as M e li as much time on the
part of the large cast, so that nearly
everything is given up to that. Several
of the clubs meet however, Mrs. Hurry
Short entertaining the Kmanon club to
morrow afternoon Mhile Mrs. C. II.
;t , . !
ad «erv es il oli lei
to become chilled a__
tuce leaves with a French dressing. The
French dressing is prepared bv miling
olive oil and vinegar thoroughly and
adding a dash of sugar, suit, pepper and
difference in the reception.
The pa
thrtn- rending, ‘ ‘ tine Flower for N el
lie,” wns prettily rendered by
Miss
Merlila Stephens, this being one o f her
m
the it) dr ant «
order.
Attend
‘ • qnipim-tt
it U.ig
m e e t in g « m o l
GROVE GOES DOWNTO
DEFEAT BEFORE
CRESWELL
□
hose carts and • qiiipment, •«* g
engine, hook und ladder u t i l
alarm system
The .
“'Katar
meeting .« le ..............tty
. oint M-
' l> mutig
fourth Munii iv I« t;.vea uvrr ui
maintenance ■•! equipment tx$
first appearances in puhlir. Miss Eu
nice
Y uni ten burg rendered the diffidili
cayenne.
Burkholder eutertains the Social tMelve
reading,
“ Going of the W hile S w a n ”
at the same time.
A burnt sugar cuke in which one t'ot in her usimi expressive manner.
tage drove housewife finds much satis
Mrs. D. 11. liemenway and Mrs. J. I' ■ "s* — ---- -----------
faction
in is made ns follows: Heat
Uruhaui will entertain the Panama Five
up of butter to u cream aiol add grud
Hundred Club at the home of Mr«. Hem
ually I 's eups of sugar, yolks of 2 egg«.
enway Friday afternoon.
I cup water, 2 cups Hour.
Beat th
mixture
for
five
minutes
ami
add il
The meeting of the Woman’s Club
yesterday afternoon was chiefly devot tablespoon l uis of earnuiel syrup, I ten
V
At the anno I riectioa of,
Cottage Gmv. lu e li.i....
"•i-iiinni i
Mondi.)' • • '
>"k
the building was tilled to overflowing
'ilk lltrvss - »
Appreciation of the efforts o f the fifty •Iscted Clin-I
- ••»fxsj
or more well trained voices was shown and treasurer. Il F. n»kw,
creala grave or with tiranni buttar are in the rupi attention given the two ami \Ve»i Division Glen Mrtlt*,
common ly enough riuployed noi lo need » half hours' program
Every number East Division, ' 1. Phartkifi
explanation, bui il is le«.« geueiully whs so well rendered that it ia ìiii | hmi ( ‘• « t r a i Division; J itm Athi
kiionn Ihut a delicious snlad niny nlso «itile to pick out nny for »|>eclal men erlntendent of ilo mu al i-aglav
The rompue)
h ulmut tkifis
The solos nml quartets were pos
be I l i a d e of thè tip».
One cooks thè tion
v egei a bis in thè usuai inaniier, allous il sildv the best rereived if there was any tiers and is welt .q.q.p*( ^
i
The present Meek i» marked by a
dearth of social events. Doubt lo.«» one
of the contributing cause« for the lack
of social activity is the production of
FRANKWOODRUFFL
FIRE CHIEF
*+ & + + + + + * * * * * *
n i l u te n ti.- r «
American Lady Corset, which is more
and more in demand every season by
fashionable women who know the best
in corsetry. and w lo insist upon having
a corset that absolutely produces results,
the modish figure.
American Lady cor­
sets are made by
the most
exclusive
Corset Makers, who spare nothing to
have American Lady Corsets lead in de­
sign and quality, as well as in faultless
fit.
W e will consider it a courtesy if
you will let us demonstrate to you per­
sonally these famous, faultless
fitting
* Prices range $1.00 to $5.00
THEIIUALITY
]f
c a s h
sto re
- phone .
ir~
- in
I have just enough time to make
that Suit for you
Full Line o f W in ter Samples N o w on Exhibition
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CHURCH NEWS
♦
^ E R L I N G
C O U N C IL
TAILOR
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THE UNIVERSAL CM
The Ford
2^
were giiltu-red in this frnme anil all
hands came to lint before the third man
went down, and nix counters were
chalked up fur the v isitors. Enrl gave
p o w e r in g th e n rs h s l to «e»r«t .
. a se s o r o th e r (
, q .,.,
s ix t e e n
Services at the Christian Science Hall
every Sunday at II, und Wednesday
evening at 7:30.
All are welcome.
“ Leuves of Heal
On
nlthimgh his regttlur position is on the
mound.
The game wns played on Mtouffer
field on Kailrond Street, the club's new
grounds.
Lineup:
C R E S W E LL
Alt
h»wt*r, r f . . . . . . . .4
Ilnldri'd}'«*, lh , . . . . 3
u
D. Knnkin, 2 b ..
Ilf
ll.it. a.Isis
II
0
Esat
ut Pa
‘•'oil * . ' X (a fi
1 1.• ... .ite r of adnfi
m o t io n
M u m S tre e i »
. |- st(ward u I
t in
m o t io n
a u t h o r is e d
th e
■■■ , ter
setti.
to
in* i
Mith U r M
f u r r i g h t I l f way for the pipe lit r i
Lch Seed. (
1
Miller, e .........
1
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1
13
1
o
U Kunkin, p .. . . . . 4
Hcott, r f , , . . . .. .4
1
1
1
0
5
0
Evers tn, 3b . , . .. .4
Knni, s s ....... . . . . 3
Schneider, 1 f .
1
1
0
0
3
0
1
0
0
tu
5
21
u
On m i lli o n referred to ligh t ra
AH
.. .4
.. .4
.. .3
II
2
PO
1
0
A
0
t o r e p o r t a t n e x t m e e tin g.
0
0
o r ile r d l
to
a w a rd e d
f o r o p e n in g Lurch • aUff
.. .5
.. .4
•1
1
1
I
1
1
0
Total ...........
Curing«- Grove
Cellars, 3b p
Earl, p 3b . . . .
Michael, r f . . .
•Hill it H, N N C .
DunifwtMid, r f
lirtimliiiiigh, 1 f
Medley, 2b
i
0
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1
IH
0
0
3
2
2
0
3
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
10
27
4
XHatted for Michael in ninth.
One man hit by pite led bull, 3 bai
°n balli, on** run , 3 on buses, Atkins
taken out in the first. Hit s off 1'ari
PR E SB Y T E R IA N CHURCH
R. M. Broadbooks, Pastor
in 7 innings; off Cellnrs, none in 3 in
Services next Sunday: Bilde school nings; off Knnkin 10.
Struck
out . - by
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A particularly pleasing feature of nt 10; morning worship nt 11; Junior Euri, 10; by Cellnrs, H; by Knnkin, 13.
most of the spring toilettes is the string Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wor linses on bull» off Atkinson, 3; off
of beads of some sort which harmonizes ship at 7:30; Catechetical class at 4.
Enrl 4; off Cellnrs 3; off Knnkin 4.
with the gown. These strings of bends
Credit loss to Euri.
Kuna— leiwer 1,
C H R IST IA N CHURCH
are made up of till sorts o f combinations
Holdredgi- 2, D. Knnkin 2, Miller I, B.
and odds and ends. Home nre as much
M. Hownril Fagan, Paator
Knnkin I, Everson 2, Rimi 1, Smith I,
Services next Sunday ns follows
ribbon as heads. In that ense eight or
Damewootl I, Hruinhnugh 1, MeCnrgnr
ten ebony beads, each ebony bead being Bible school nt 0:45; communion nnd
I,
Stolen buses— lloldredge 3, D.
flanked by crimson wooden bends nre preaching service at 11; Christinn En
Knnkin 1, Everson I, Kuni 1, Smith I.
strung nt intervals on a rather wide leavor at 6:30; evening service at 7:30.
Time of gimie 1:45. Cmpire OnlAs.
black grosgrain ribbon. Many of the
Communion at morning service; siili
a
beads end in tassels o f the same or a jeet of morning sermon, ‘ ‘ Leaving Thy
Upper Willamette League.
contrasting color to finish them off, nnd First l<ove;” evening subject, ‘ ‘ Going
Won laist
others are made up of gayly colored Toward Sodom;” Anthem by the choir; Eugene ............................1
cords, fancy beads and tassels of silk special music for both services.
Coburg .............................i
or beads.
M
S h in n
of
the Cottage Is*
( '«». fii;i 11«' ii |»ro|*M»»tiol & I
E le c t r ic
«•ity f u r u
i o fitra rt for tifiti
a t th e f o l l o w i n g p r.
•
\rc I gX-a.f
( ic r y e a r malend of *si as at
HO r ä n d l e
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jM iw e r
per
■I Meal. ,;r-‘ ’ •S'*‘“'I ail
Ipji eorwtanlly on huml
CultryTri-il« ;m«l Supplies.
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( ill city o r d
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K“!-.'- v -M- “** **••*•**
Five P assen ger^A i a
Touring C a r . . .$ 0 4 U
THE COTTAGE GROVE GARAGE
PR O PR IE TO R
There is only one way to get all the news of the Grove country.
That is in The Sentinel.
CHURCHS OBSERVE EASTER
A local hardware store is giving nwny
with purchases, cunning nnd effective
little kettle and pian scrapers o f tin. E LA B O R A T E
M U S IC A L
SERVICE
They are triangular in shape, with
IS R E N D E R E D B Y
rounded corners nnd are very handy.
M ETHODISTS
A hole is punched in them so that they
may hang conveniently at hand.
Beautiful Easter services in sermon
nnd song were held in nil o f the churches
Fichus are very fetching and very
of the city Hundny in commemorntion
much in style. They are made of net,
of
the Resurrection Day.
Altars nnd
lrtce nnd sheer mnterinls, the long ends
are trimmed with frills of Ince nnd cm pulpits were beautifully decorated with
spring blossoms.
broidery and are chnrming touches to
The attendance wns large in nil the
the quaint summer gowns.
churches at both services, the fair
Bright colored vests are considered weather of the morning bringing out no
more people than gathered to the spe
very smart for the new suits.
cial song services of the evening in
With the advent of asparagus, that spite o f the inclemency of the rains that
set in during the afternoon.
delightful spring deliracy. various ways
At the Christian church Mrs. Fugnn
o f preparing it for the table are sought.
The manner o f preparing it with a gave a beautiful rendition of ‘ ‘ The
Palms” at the morning service and the
veut
- - " « I h|4#(
la t i r id
of
Um y
[ i r i r e t o b.
b e D iri
lena th n n
O n m o tio n th e lit
On
m o t io n
« t ru e te d
a e rile
....... .
fo r
tin - c t lv
the 4»
Next Handiiy, April Iff, the lot nl tenm
meets the Eugene Cults nt Midway
Park, Eugene. Those wishing to go to
Eugene to see the boys perform may
secure round trip tickets nt one nnd «me
third fnre by purchasing them from the
bnne ball management.
It pay» to rend the ad*, in The Hen
tinel each week.
11, >»
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I Ill'll (u tt irrimi» if n«»t f n t ta I nil
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IIV O IIH M
I «ily giAm «j»i• k n m l hmtiMi* I hmi
I fufira t»f ra tiff ii hui i* f»n<* «»f th'
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Thr air lath'ii » i t It limit ii rrator
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tf.«l vifaillxr
ucr, ran und in fio Mieti m e in h ru n<< o
[
Thrrr ia an of her n iiM tl v f h . . t I mmi
po turrly or mj ijuirkly. \l«.n» v rr
„J by flir M odern I ’ h u r m n r y , C , .1
I» l*rup., i f y o u ir«- fin i m it i i i li r i l.
> lof In* » it l m i if ! f y • e m «• i m ilit ili«
. l>r«f|iBfR r\ t* n » h * T r Nfi*|l I t .
fifi’
I ro «l»lrtr
th i
o u tfit
lb* mb:» h r
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und
In ittlf*
o
n i f i 'J
HIE MONEY Y(
nttoraer « n i
for H & F
of O re g o i
circulated ¡
t o r e g u la t e th e ru n n in g o f ««lund
a n d m o t o r c y c le « o n the streets.
J. K. YOUNG, ' ’tty ‘
Card of Tkxnki.
W e wiah tu thnnk nur mal) fn
for th e k ,toll.i -
i .1 ur.ag «
1 1,.- .li-ath « I •
r e r r n t b e re u v . in. i t
b e lo v et| arm mul I . r . . I hi t
MRs
P REFF LKW
nnd clul.lren.
Street Varatimi Notici.
Notice is hereby given, thstst»*
Inr meeting o f the Common (’oaadi
the City o f Cottage Grove, to b* I
o n the 4th day of May, 11*14, • petit
will be presented by the Oregon P*
A Eastern Railway » .mpsay t* 1
vnention o f that portion of f i d *
Avenue which lies betweca th*
line of Tenth Street nnd the right (
way o f the O ugon à Califorxix
rond ('«itnpnny, in said City.
Dated this 7th «lay of April,
O R E G O N PAC IFIC 4 KAN
R A I L W A Y CO.
.«»»»»
taken over by the Junction City ns the
Junction team) nt Coburg, nnd the
Creswell team, which won from Cottage
Grove.
HK K Ä T H E
, ,
t o p r e p a r e a tra d ir « r ím ^
Sunday afternoon marked the opening
of the otlicinl season o f the Upper W il
lumette Valley League. The three win
ning tennis were the Eugene Cults, who
won from the Mnri-oln teniu nt Mttrcoln,
10 to 3, the Coburg team which won
from the Eugene Colts (Inter
to lie
YOU
prnprrl) o .
the preseti
M nrcola............................. 0
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(.aid for ali 1
Cuttnge Grove ................ 0
Junction C it y .....................0
Catarrh !
( to w e r li g h t s a t $|H as at preaeat
m o n t h ly
Oats,
I f n l h i f nr^tiii«» i.lm o n t iiiam «*«lii»t
hit p r o p e r t y .
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STERLII
heat. Oats. Grain, Hay,
■ill F«***«!
ShorU, Bran,
n e x t m e e t in g
1*0
1
6
in g” (a sermon repeated by request);
McCurgar, lb ..
evening subject: “ The Good Hainan
Hanning, s » . .. ...4
tan in Industrialism;” Epwortb l.en
Atkinson, p , . , . . . «
gue topic, ‘ ‘ Personal Evangelism Under
xGnroutte....... .. 1
Difficulties, ” lender— Fred Beidler.
T o t a l .........
The Undies' Aid Society will hold its
social meeting at the home of Mrs. J
S. Benson next Wednesday afternoon.
fe e t
is a naturili ball player
He attimi» up
Highway Ir. ni M
well at the plate and bandir» himself
c i t y lim it a .
with ease around Ibe keystone bag,
Creswell ............................1
There are more Ford earn used in Cottage Grove than of all
other kinds combined, yet you never saw a Ford stuck or worn
out. They are cheapest in price, but the highest priced mu
terial goes into them.
They are a comfort to the pleasure
seeker and a comfort to the pocket hook of the purchaser. As
a time-saver for the busy man they pay for themselves many
times over.
0. E. W O O D S O N
D
O n m o t io n G o
iv »ttu rxej eu|
a lr u e t e d to p r . |. .re ,* urj t|
way to Cellars in the seventh, to the
c o n t a in in g in t o « '
>.i> that m y
surprise .if the fans who thought Earl b r o u g h t in t o th e e i i r .
was going in mid season form
Cellars
( i n m illi o n tin
.iv «ttorar*
proved even more o f a ptir/le to the
• t n o t e ,1 to p re p a re un u rilitttn |
tributors are requested to omit exhorta Creswell hut »men and not a single bit
h a r d s u r f n r e ..............nt os k f i t i I
tions and other editorial mutter, und to was malli* off his delivery during the
f r in ii Ib e i . '. r t l . i
..f tt .«ki»j-,„ (
make the aunounreuiriit of services ns three stansns in which he worked.
t a I b e s o n t )• lito - <.f M h ilte n krr!
concise us possible.
Social functions, Eight o f Ibe eleven men who fared him
O n m o t io n th .
tv .t i..r » n « « j
etc., nud news outside of the wee kly an went down v m the strike out route.
« t r u r t e i l t o p re p n r . an unliauw I
nouneement may be elaborated upon.)
Medley, a recent addition to the team,
FREE METHODIST.
Khoda Burnett, l ’astor.
Breaching service the first and third
Sundays of every month at 3 und 7:3u.
Prayer meeting every Wednesday »!
7:.'to, und on second and fourth Sundays
One of the very newest fads, which at :t.
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is being shown in the city shops, lost
B APTIST CHURCH
ng as much us $15 in its more embel
Cor. Eleventh and Adams Streets.
Imbed forms, hut which run easily be
Services next Sunday: Bible school
made at home for the little spring frocks at 10, Mrs. K. K. Mills, superintendent ;
and suits, is the ralln lily collar which morning worship at 11; evening servire
seems to have taken the fashion world
at 7:30; Philathen Class meets for bible
by storm this spring. It may lie tmide
study each Monday afternoon. Prayer
of either linen, organdie, or other like meeting Thursday evening.
material und cun b ° kept rolled und
trim about the neck by either wiring or
M ETHODIST EPISC O PAL
starching. The collars are cut straight,
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
with no notching or frilling of any kind
Services next Sunday as follows
and roll up about the neck like the
medici collars which have enjoyed such Sunday School at 10; sermon at II
popularity.
They truly resemble the Junior Dengue nt 3; Kpworth t.engin
at 6:30.
calla lily.
The local shops are showing some very
pretty and clever little accessories which
are sure to please the woignn who likes
to be up-to-date in the details of her
costume. The dainty little chemisettes
■ ■ of net for spring blouses, lace corset
covers for the sheer waists, dainty bags
A with the omnipresent tassel, and hand
kerchiefs with the borders ii: bright
tungo shades nre among the novelties
seen last week.
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Two Passenger
Runabout.........
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PROCEEDINGS
( Every religious organisation is invit
ed to use this column for announcement
of its services and other news. Con
Morning theme;
B O H LM A N ::
rvV'* • •
(M ined u n t i l tin - n . - it iueetit|.
their ultimate good looks, their health
and their carriage by udopting the “ de
butante slouch,” which was certainly
slouchy enough, that very ungraceful
mode of curringe has already been ta
oooed by the ultra stylish, and a more
erect and beautiful carriage is again
taking its place. The debutante sloueh
was, of course, never anything more
thnn a fad, ns all silly styles of walking
are. Nothing ever will quite take the
place o f the natural, beautiful carriage
which is the result, inevitably, when n
young woman raises her chest, drops
her shoulders to a comfortable and nu
tural level, and lets her spine bang
straight.
The ‘ ‘ ehest out, abdomen
in ” of the physical director, rather than
the ‘ ‘ chest in, abdomen out” which
lame faahion and her devotees Inst win
ter dictated, is the slogan of the young
woman, for again it is style, ns well ns
common sense, to shun the ugly, un
graceful lines of “ the slouch.”
'!"
toil li t r e s .
,lr' ,U - ......" « « • and lire, ar* wg^l
il H im «
Muddy Grounds Result in
Gingerless Game
W e especially recommend the celebrated
1
St-iil i••*'!-
¡nv«--* m » - « * *«»*• >
■ .. rom pili«* ,,
ed to a discussion of wavs and means npoouful of vanilla and *y cupful of
(Officiai PuiiUcattaa.)
April 13, • HU I'n unni
for atuging the spelling match which Hour in which has been placed 2 ten
I mayor und all
|,n,.a
the club is planning on giving in the spoonfuls of Imkiiig powder; stir in Inst
the well beaten whites of ,'i eggs.
O n m u lio n it
•-filer*! Ug
near future.
To make the caramel syrup, brown or
r e c o r d e r g i v e nu t Ire ha| a||
s tr e e t a a si-ssn n > t« !»- p ,,,) H
J
The oiueers of the O. K. S. have issued burn I eup of «ugur which has been
cards for u silver tea to be given at the moistened by adding 1 -j eup of water W ITH BETTF.R STICK W O R K T H A N M a y I , o r p r . . . , . im g . *,|| j* ||(
Masonic Temple Saturday afternoon. The filling for the cuke is mude by
• «M e e t th e a t........ it |*r
T H A T o r VISIT O R S L O C A L S
The guests are asked to bring their boiling I eup of sugar und 1 tablespoon
O n ......tu rn tin
. ,ty re.,,1,1*
OET SIIO i.T
END
fills of water until it threads, pouring
needlework.
o r d e r e d t o I U th e In .
this syrup over the whites of 2 eggs
or SCORE.
r u s e s a t $lm >
well beaten and adding I tublcs|>ooii
FA D S A N D F A N C IE S
O u m o t io n i l , . ii..ittc r ut j,,«
ful of the ram aci syrup, flavoring with
(Continued from first page.)
By Harriette
I l i i r h p ip e f u r ilu i vtcuiiox if |
Fortuntely for the young girls and vauilla.
m a m n o r t h o f N in th Street
,
total number of hits made by Creswell
women who have nit already ruined
We
Umili*'* 1'i‘ v
,
ÎU oar Uh— «
The Chea H. Li tir C«..
W e a re selling choice
homes, im itrovcil farms anfll
20 and 40 acre tracts ne*M
tow n on the installment pl**|
Gome in and talk with us.
Fingal Hint
R eal Estate, Insurance,1'
COTTAGE GROT
No other paper gives you
Cottane drove country
[the
"K ~X »frfr » » » » » » » » ■
W h e r e a ll th
are g o i n g —
When you go you v
people go. H ere’s a sure
you there. Get a lot in N
^orth Ninth Street), but
«nociate w ith the other g<
your temper from getting
with landlord troubles, kef
your pleasant surroundir
you need not worry abou
lrf- selling rapidly to the
lots have sold since w e ti
to go rapidly.
instructed. Better see
*rc snap|H*.d up.
likely
V E IT C H
Real Estate
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