Cottage Grove sentinel., April 29, 1914, Image 4

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A first-class p u b lic a tio n e n t e r e d a t C o t t a g e G rov e aa aecond class m ail m a t te r .
FROM rosebur
GUANCE FAIR BATES¡ ♦is I "
WHERE CASH
(C o n tin u e d from li rat page.)
F ollow ing is h com plete liât of the
prizes offered:
FA R M PRODUCE
BEATS
C R E D IT
HAMPTON’S
as he finds them regardless of consequences to anyone or anything.
He believes th at to be the proper way to prove their value or to a ttract
enough attention to them to force their repeal if valueless or harmful.
There are four candidates for the republican nomination in the
coming election, but the contest seems to lie between Mr. Hoff and J.
A. Madsen of P ortland. As between the two men Lane County should
by aU means give her candidate a unanimous vote.
F i r s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
T attin g —
F i r s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
M acram e—
F i r s t prem iu m 50c; second 25c.
C lass J — Collars
I r is h C ro c h e t—
F i r s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
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High School G raduates, Attention !
Before you buy lhai ( ; r ;u 1 u a 11 nj; D r e s s co m, ■ in and sed
■ - - ïr r r ï—
our line. Our prices will be ri;;bt.
Squash—
F ir s t $1.00; second 75c; th i rd 50c.
Pum pkin—
F ir s t $1.00; second 75c: th i rd 50c.
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C'nbbugc—
J0e Flowered Ribbon
a d v e r t is in g
ra tes .
F ir s t $1.00; second 75c th ird 50c.
D isp lay , 25 c e n ts per in c h ; re n d in g n o tic e ads., 10 c e n ts p e r lin e; legal notices, T a b le Beets, h a lf do*.—
_>5c Floweret! Ribbon
5 c e n ts p e r lin e ; su r ro u n d e d ad»., 50 c e n ts per in ch ; Classified ads., I cent pel
F ir s t p re m iu m $1.00; second 50c.
JO e E m b r o i d e r y
w ord. S p e c ia l d is c o u n ts on c o n tr a c ts . C a rd s o f T h a n k s a n d R esolutions, ti cents M angel B eets, h a lf do*.
F ir s t p rem ium $1.00; second 50c.
p e r line.
C arrot*, h a lf do»..—
26 S O U T H
F IF T H
STREET
B U SIN ESS O FFIC E :
F ir s t prem iu m $1.00; second 50c.
Class K Halo Bol......
T
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rn ip s , h a l f d o r.—
W e d n e sd a y . A p ril 20. 1014.
T attin g —
F ir s t prem ium $1.00; second 50c.
F irst prem ium 50c second 25c
R u ta b a g a s , h a lf do*.—
Crochet —
F irst prem ium $1.00; second 50c.
j Be Sure to Get Stop Over
Be Sure to Get Stop Over
First premium 50c second 25c.
P ars n ip s, h a lf do*.—
Irish
Crochet
F i r s t p rem ium $1.00; second 50c.
at Cottage Grove.
at Cottage Grove.
First premium 501- second 25c.
Onions, Yellow D anv ers, h a lf do*.
Class L quilts
F ir s t p rem ium $1.00; seeond 50c.
Onions, Red D an v ers, h a lf do/.
C rochet—
F ir s t p rem ium $1.00; second 50c.
First premium 50c second 25c.
THE LEGISLATIVE SITUATION.
T om atoes, p la te of hot house—
K nitted
Having a candidate for the Legislature on both the Republican
F ir s t p re m iu m $1.00; second 50c.
First premium 50c; second —
etui Democratic tickets, w ith a possiblity of another on the Socialist T om ato es, field g ro w n —
Silk —
F i r s t prem iu m $1.00; second 50c.
First premium 50c; second 25c.
ticket, Cottage Grove is somewhat interested in the legislative situa
P o ta t o e s , w h ite v a rie tie s, h a lf peck
Worsted •
tion.
F ir s t prem iu m $1.00; second 50e.
First premium 50c; second 25c.
Class M Dresser and S ideboard S enrfs
The Democratic candidate is the only contestant for that position P o ta to e s , red varieties, h a lf peck
F ir s t prem ium $1.00; seeond 50c.
Embroidery
in the entire county.W ith three places on the ticket to be filled, The
First premium 50e; seeond 25c.
Pole Bean*—
Sentinel feels that it can safely predict the nomination of the lone
F ir s t prem ium 75c; second 50e.
Hand Made, l.acc Trimmed
Bush B eans—
First premium 50c; seeond 25c.
candidate.
F ir s t prem iu m 75e; second 50c
Drawn Work
Candidates for other offices who have had occasion to feci of the S h e a f an d Shelled G ra'iis—
First premium 50c; seeond 25c.
pulse of the voters of the County find that there is a well defined sen
F ir s t p re m iu m $5.00; second 42.0(1.
Class N Relics and Curios
timent for apportioning the representation from a geographical stand Grusses—
First $ 1 . 00 ; second 5 0 c ; th ird 25c.
F ir s t prem iu m $2.00; second ♦1.00.
point. By this arrangem ent one of the positions is conceded to Cot
C A N N E D F R UIT. V E G E T A B L E S Etc
Collection Canned F ruit, in q u art cans
tage Grove, provided this city itself gives its candidate anything like Yellow Dent Field Corn
F i r s t p rem iu m $1.00; second 50c.
First $2.50; second $1.50; t h i r d 75c
the vote th a t it is expected to give a home candidate.
Under the
W h ite F ield C orn—
Collection Canned Vegetables, in q u art
same circum stances and for the same reason one position is p racti­
F i r s t p rem iu m $1.00; seeond 5(1.-
d ins—
cally conceded to Junction City, from which place F. N. O ’Connor is S w e e t C o r n —
* F irst $2.00; second $1.00; th ird Site
F i r s t p rem iu m $1.00; second 50c.
the candidate.
(U,n*H*tu>!i IVfHfrvc« in «juart
Pop C o rn —
F irst $2.00; second $1 00; th ird 5tte.
The th ird place on the ticket lies between Eugene ami Spring-
F i r s t prem iu m $1.00; second 50c.
field, which two cities for ail political purposes are so situated geo Best anti L a rg e s t D isplay o f F a rm Pro Collection Sweet Fickle» in q u a rt cans
First $2.00; second $1.00; th ird 5th •
graphically th at they might well be considered one community
d u cts— F ir s t prem iu m $25; second
Collection of Jellies, 16 v arieties
$15; th i r d $10; fo u r th $5.
Eugene is certain of the Senatorship, and there is a welt defined belief
First $2.50; second $1.50; th ird 75r.
FANCY WORK
th a t it will also land the other position in the lower house, iu fact
line Found of Dairy B utter
C lass A— Towels
First $1.00; second 5oe; th ird 2.*c.
but a short time ago the nomination of Allen Eaton was the only one
D raw n W ork —
BRE A D A N D PA S T R Y
th at seemed a cinch. In the last few weeks the condition has changed
F ir s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
Loaf l ’o tn to Yeast Bread
some and many think the contest between Eaton and Dillard will be C ross S t i t c h —
.
F irst premium 50c; second 25c.
close.
Because of his experience and the friendship which he has
F i r s t p rem iu m 5 0 c ; second 25c.
Loaf Salt Rising Bread —
openly shown for Cottage Grove, Eaton has strong support here. lie C ro c h e t—
First prem ium 50c; second 25c.
F ir s t prem iu m 50c; second 25c.
is the only one of the old members who is a candidate for reelection
L o af Brown B read—
E m broidery—
First premium 50c; second 25c.
Springfield is expected to vote solid for its two candidates, but the
C lass B— S o fa Pillows
L oaf N ut B read—
sentim ent throughout the County at this time is that Springfield will Silk E m b r o i d e r y —
F irst premium 5or; second 25»-.
either be left out entirely or may win one of the places by leaving
F ir s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
Vngel Cake—
Cross S t i t c h —
either Cottage Grove or Junction City out of the reckoning.
F irst premium 75c second 50c.
F ir s t prem iu m 50c; second 25c.
F
ru
it C a k e —
Of course, there is the probability that Eugene will capture two O u tli n e E m b r o i d e r y —
F irst premium 75c second 5oc.
positions and Springfield one, thus leaving the balance of the County
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
Dark Layer Cake—
out in the cold, but the feeling prevails th at one position will go to F ilet C ro c h e t—
F irst premium 75c second 50c.
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
Eugene, one to Junction City and one to Cottage Grove, always pro­
Light Layer Cake
vided th a t the two la tte r cities do not fail to give th eir candidates a E m b r o i d e r y —
F irst premium 75c second 50c.
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
Apple Fie—
handsome vote.
C lass C— L unch Cloth
First premium 50c; second 251-
To the credit of Eugene it should be said th at the move to divide D raw n W o r k —
Cream Fie—
the representation geographically originated with prom inent citizens
F i r s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25e.
First premium 50c; second 25e
of th a t city.
R om an C ut W o r k -
I'll III |ik i ii Fie -
F i r s t p rem ium 50c; second 25c.
F irst premium 50c; second 25c.
H. C. W heeler of Pleasant Hill is expected to poll a strong rural
B a t t e n b u r g .L a c e —
Chocolate Fie—
vote but has no strong local community to give him a large nucleus to
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; a c c o rd 25c.
F irst premium 50c; second 25c.
sta rt with.
F ren ch a n d E y e le t E m b r o i d e r y —
A com m itte of C ottage Grove women
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
The jo in t Senatorship goes to E. D. Cusick of Albany without op
will conduct a “ B e tte r B ullies’ ' or Eu
F
ilet
C ro c h e t—
genic» C ontest S a tu r d a y afte rn o o n , Sep
position.
F ir s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
te m b e r 10, to which th e G range will do
F o r the Lane County Senatorship there are two candidates, I. II.
C lass D— C e n te r P iece
mite $10 for expenses. Medals will be
Bingham and M. Vernon Parsons, both of Eugene.
Mr. Parsons is F r e n c h an d E y e le t E m b r o i d e r y —
given the prize babies.
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
now a member of the lower house. Mr. Bingham has served before in
P O U L T R Y E X H I B I T FOR SCHOOL
the upper house and was urged into the race this time by those who R om an C ut W o r k —
CH ILD R EN
F i r s t prem iu m 50c; second 25c.
L argest num ber o f Birds, trio o f each
were not pleased with the Parsons candidacy. W hile neither seems to ’unch W o rk —
breed—
be an overly popular candidate, the odds seem to favor Bingham be­ F i r s t p rem ium 50c; second 25c.
F irst $5.00; second $2.00; th ird $1.25.
cause of past experience and presum ed superior ability. On account B a t t e n b u r g Lace—
B arred Rocks, trio—
F i r s t p rem ium 50c; second 25c.
of his form er residence here it is expected th at he will get a large vote
F irst $1.25; second 50c; th ird 25c.
Crochet—
out of Cottage Grove. This contest is likely to be a close one.
B u ff O rpingtons, trio—
Class E — L adies ' Nhirt W aists
F irst $1.25; second 50c; th ird 25c.
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
Rhode Island Reds, t r i o —
F r e n c h an d E y e le t E m b r o i d e r y —
FLOWER THIEVES.
F irst $1.25; second 50«
th ird
F i r s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
A news story in The Sentinel last week recited com plaints made
Black Minorca», trio—
S hadow E m b r o i d e r y —
by residents of the city because of the stealing of flowers by mis­
F irst $1.25; second 50c
th ird
F i r s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
W hite Leghorns, t r i o —.
creants who even destroy plants and bushes in th eir greed to ap p ro p ri­ ’unch W ork—
F irst $1.25; second 50c
ate the property of others.
th ird
F ir s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
Brown
L<-ghorns, trio —
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Cottage Grove can nev >r hope to have p retty yards, flower gar
F irst $1.25; second Stic th ird 25c.
F i r s t prem ium 50c; second 25c.
dens and parkings until the flow er‘thieves can he made to desist.
B uff Leghorns, trio—
Rom an C ut W o rk —
Householders can not be expected to nurse and coddle expensive and
F irst $1.25; second 50c
t bini
F ir s t p rem iu m 50c; seeond 25c.
Bant mis—
delicate plants only to have them ruthlessly crushed and destroyed
Class F — H a n d k e r c h ie f s
F irst premium $1.00; second 50c.
by people with u tte r disregard for the rights and feelings of others. E m b ro i d e re d —
COLT E X H I B I T
There are few flower growers in Cottage Grove who would not be
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
D ra fts Colts foaled in l!i| |
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more than pleased to give to those so unfortunate as to he without. It
F ir s t $5.00; second $2.00; th ird $1.00.
F i r s t prem ium 50c; second 25c.
is, therefore, a shame that th eir efforts to beautify the city
D
riving
Colts, foaled in 1<l| t
T u ttin g —
should be discouraged and made exceedingly difficult by those too
F
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s
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$3.00;
second $2.00; th ird $1.00.
F i r s t p rem iu m 50c; second 25c.
(hilt Hhow and P a ra d e will be he|.|
ornery or good-for-nothing to raise flowers of th eir own—those who
Class 0 — Pillow Slips
F riday, S eptem ber IX. All colts must
lake a very ugly m anner of showing adm iration of the beautiful. A C ro ch et T r im m e d —
b
e on F a ir Grounds by I I I o ’clock a. i n .
F i r s t p rem ium 50c; second 25c.
few arrests would prove salu tary and
result in dim inishing the
to be judged . P a ra d e will ta k e place
D
raw
n
W
ork—
reprehensible practice referred to.
a t 2 o ’clock p. m.
F i r s t p rem ium 50c; second 25c.
All exhibit» e n te re d free.
All cn
E m b ro i d e re d —
tries
must
be
on
tin-
grounds
by
3 p.
A somewhat minor office, but one of considerable im portance, is
F i r s t p re m iu m 50c; second 25c.
S ep tem b er 17, 1914.
C
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th a t of Labor Commissioner and F acto ry Inspector.
The present
incumbent is O. P. Huff, a Lane County man, form erly railroad agent T a t t i n g —
Send in th is Coupon for yourself or a
F i r s t prem iu m 50c; second 25c.
at Irving.
F riend.
Ir is h C ro c h e t—
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Inquiry among Cottage Grove industries indicates th at he has
F i r s t prem iu m 50c; second 25c.
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Class I — H a n d B ags
made a satisfactory official. His policy has been to enforce the laws
h * p aym ent for my subscription to The
Irish C ro c h e t—
S U B S C R IP T IO N RATES.
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S ix M o n t h * ................................................... 80 S in g le C o p ie s ................................................ 5c
Mo s u b s c rip t io n t a k e n unless p a id fo r in a d v a n c e .
T h is rule is im p e r a t iv e
g j^ rE rU N O H ALWAV
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Hkrriff of Lune C o u n ty , O reg o n
R.v l>. A. KI.K INH, Deputy
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Baking and Cooking
1«
in this Climate
AHili
and
Climatic condition* are very important in cooku ingw
Eain
baking; what applies to the high altitude of tl
not adaptable to the »ea level of this section, That »
why successful Eastern formulae are often failures
The Fairies Cook Book, jurft issued by the l isher FI
Mills Company, manufacturers of
Fisher’s Blend Flour
•he p erfert All p u rp o s e F lour, m a d e o f choicest
mind,
and c h o ic e « W e ftrrn soft w h eat, w as p re p a re d with t h i s •• c0^ trh
Mrs. isabtlU S-wer y, recognised A uthority on the Ar.
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prepared And tested e'hery one o f its 156 recipes, h or ' " L . j j mail
• ng in this clim ate th e F sirie s C o o k B ook h as no equal.
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you th e b o o k if you (ill o u t a n d se n d u s co u p o n below, l° l
T e n C ents (cash or A am ps.)
FLOURING
M ILL S C O .
s 17 W l.it. Building, SEATTLE. W ASH.
H w .wilh filled out Coupon .n d T .n C .n t. lor which mall m . F.irts*
Name____ ___
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for tkr sum »f tw o h u n d r e
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it; »kirk juilgment w ns enrolle,
•rifted in the I ' l e r k '« oftire «
art is ssid I'.iunty on t h e 25L
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jtttfj «sul juilgiii. lit cost» mill h*
t »st» tu «fil the fo llo w in g «Ir
I ml property. to w it :
Is a compendium of the
fined! recipes for
FISH E R
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I ont of tb*- Circuit C o urt o f th
LURCH
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K A HT Kit:
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Cottage Grove Manfg C(
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Paint*, Prepared Lead, Oils, Vs
cf. Let ua figure with you.
Please cred it
F lip th is coupon an d send to T he He„.
f n e l office „nd help some yo u n g lady
win a p n *e. Vote« are issued on both
»Id and new subscriptions.
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SPECIAL
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Good Feed
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