Cottage Grove sentinel., June 24, 1914, Image 2

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HAUTAUQUA
I l COTTAGE GROVE
»mull »mipshot» o f the honor guest make
very attractive place carda.
Kufflca of uct arc exceedingly dainty
uud faahiouablc for blouaca.
The latcat novelty in accaaaoriaa
ia alant m**h vailing in black. Tha
uicahca in thia vailing arc vary large
with heavier threade running one way
than the other ao that when the veil ia
worn it givea the effect at a little die
tanoe of the face being crossed by black
linea running alnntwiae in one direction
ouly.
Poe akin glove« in white or creimi are
very good for auiunier wear, a« they
launder uicely.
Thursday, June
2 p. m.—Full program by the Gray Concert Company,
instead of Castle Square entertainers
8 p. m.—Musical Prelude by Gray Concert Company,
Lecture by Dr. Herbert, “Man among Men”
Friday, June 26
2 p. m.—Musical Concert by Gray Concert Company,
Lecture by Dr. Herbert, “Cash, Conscience
and Country”
8 p. m*— Musical Prelude by Gray Concert Company
Lecture by A sh Davis, Cartoonist
Saturday, June 27
2 p. m .— Concert by Dixie Concert Company
Many of the prettieat of the ailk
glove« for the »umnier in the elbow
length are embroidered heavily on the
wri«ta and arm«.
White «locking» are much worn with
low black ahoe», particularly with light
dreaae«, and are very effective.
Dlsston and Rujada.
(Special to The Sentinel)
June 23.— Mr. and Mrs. John Wood
hard of Row River visited with home
folks last week.
Veta Pitcher »pent last week at Sta
visiting relative« and friends.
Mrs. J. S. Carr and Mrs. Carl Rainey
visited at the Al Whitman home at
Wildwood Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Isiuis Hegstrom visited
at the l.undberg home last week.
Mrs. Ike Whitlock visited her sister
Mrs. Jemi Uijoway at Donohue's Hatur
day.
I -ell Potts and Tom Scott returned
to Cottage Grove Saturday.
Chas. Finley and family moved to
W’ ildwood the latter part o f the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Tonole were Grove
visitor» between trains Saturday.
Horatio Mosby c.irne home Friday
from Mt. View and returned Saturday.
Mrs. Belie Haight and family and
I.ew Gray and family moved from Dis
»ton to Sandy Saturday.
Miss Reid and Ml»« Krueger visited
at the Ben Pitrher residence the first
of the week.
Oscar Woodson o(^ Cottage Grove
called at the Ben Pitcher residence on
business one day last week.
Lecture by Alexander Lochwitzky, Russian Political Reformer
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and Exile
Special
8 p. m.~—Closing Number— Full Musical Concert by Dixie
Jubilee Concert Company
Dress Goods Sale!!
The Charm of the Present
Styles ia ahown in thia Love­
ly Dimity Oown—Make it At
Horae for
rip tu
A jolly pienie party composed o f Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Longfellow, Mr. and
Mrs. C. R. Norton and Rev. and Mrs.
Broad book», were the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Armstrong for the day Fri­
day. The party went to Eugene in Mr.
Armstrong’s motor truck. They ate
their luncheon at Judkins Point and at­
tended the games of the W. O. W. log
rolling contest.
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[Every religious organization is invit­
ed to use this column for announcement
of its services and other news. Con­
tributors are requested to omit exhorta­
tions and other editorial matter, and to
make the announcement o f services as
A large party o f friends surprised 8. concise as possible.
Social functions,
L. Godard Sunday at his home on Coast etc., and news outside o f the weekly an­
Fork, the occasion biing a birthday an­ nouncement may be elaborated upon.]
niversary. Mr. Godard was promptly
and unceremoniously given a dueking
Services at the Christian Science Hall
in the river.
A base ball game, in
every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday
whieh the women were the star per
evening at 7:30.
All are welcome.
formers, was a feature o f the afternoon
next in importance to a large pienie
FREE METHODIST.
dinner.
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
Preaching service the first and third
A very pretty home wedding took
place Sunday, June 21, at the home of Sundays o f every month at 3 and 7:30.
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Rozine o f Blue Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
Mountain when Miss Gladys Ladou and 7:30, and on second and fourth Sundays
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Albert S. Lancaster were married. Both at 3.
young people have been residents of the
ST. M A R T ’S CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Blue Mountain district for a number of
Next Sunday: High mass and ser­
years. Rev. A. M. Williams o f the Bap­ mon at 10:30; devotions and benedic­
tist church of this city officiated.
tion at 7:30. All welcome.
In honor o f Mrs. Horace Cochran,
who left Monday for her new home at
Gardiner, Mrs. Elbert Bede and Mrs.
B. B. Groff entertained Saturday after­
noon with a handkerchief shower at the
home o f Mrs. Bede. Mesdames C. H.
Burkholder, Lydia Btouffer, Joe Porter,
S. V. Allison, Nelson Durham, S. L.
Mackin, C. E. Umphrey, A. Wynne, Jas.
Potts, Stanley Martin and M. C. Athey
were the guests who enjoyed a delight­
ful farewell afternoon with the honor
gaest.
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A local store in showing a device that
will prove invaluable to the housewife
in the preserving and canning season,
ia the form o f a forked pair of tongs
with wooden handles which are used for
lifting the boiling hot fruit jars while
canning.
Legal blanks at Sentinel office.
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Sunday School at 10; sermon at 11;
Junior league at 3; Epworth league
at 7; evening service at 8.
Morning sermon by Rev. J. T. Abbett,
district superintendent; evening sub
ject, “ The Shadow o f Ourselves.’ ’ Ep­
worth league topic, “ The Immigration
T id e ;’ ’ leader, Miss Hazel Hazelton.
The fourth quarterly conference will
be held Sunday afternoon at 2 p. m.
Services
next
Sunday
as
A. M. Williams, Minister.
Preaching services morning and even
ing second, fourth and fifth Hundays
o f each month. Bible study and prayer
meeting every Thursday evening, pres­
ent study, “ Jesus Is Coming.’ ’ Sun
day school at 10.
Next Sunday, sermon topic, “ The
Priest and His Robes,’ ’ evening sub
ject, “ The Relation o f Man To God.’ ’
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The evidence shows ¿onsiderabls
fluctuation in the voltage o f the cur-
reut furuiehed by the defeudant fwr
lighting purposes, which results In poor
service to the patrons. However, the
stundard of service to be maintained
by the defendant herein, has ulready
beeu fixed by the commission in another
proceeding, wherein the defeudant was
a party, Commission ’» File No. tl Fill,
by order entered May 23, IWI4, effect
ivs July 1, 1014. Compliance with the
order so made will remedy the com
plaint as tu the service, and no other
order is necessnry ns to the service iu
the present matter.
The evidense shows that the inrnndes
cent lights furnished by the defendant
upon the streets o f the City for munic­
ipal lighting purposes, are permitted to
become ineffective and dirty, and that
this condition is due to the insufficient
supervision and replacements of same.
This condition results In inadequate aud
insufficient service, A reasonable and
adequate service for the defendant to
A suggestion for s chsriuing after
afford in the premises would be for it
to cause the various incandescent lumps noon party is to serve the luncheon in
used by it in municipal lighting to be botes such as bakers use for enclosing
regularly Inspected at intervals of not cakes for delivery. These boxes rosy
more thun one week, und to replace contain all sorts of good things and are
lamps which have reached the limit uf very dainty, as each guest has an indi­
their efficiency, and at all times to vidual box. In the botes on top uf the
keep the lamps clean and in proper cun luncheon put a nasturtium or two with
a leaf or a couple sprays of sweet peas.
dition for efficient service.
The
guests taks s great deal of pleasure
The complaint also alleges that the
rates chsrgetl by the defendsnt in the in opening such botes, and you will find
City of Cottage Drove are unreasonably that they will be something original
high as compared with charges made in and will make a success o f your party.
other municipalities, and that the defen
If you have a creamer that drops
dant’■ flat rate ia not the same to d if­
cream
from the lip wben you pour or
ferent patrons for the sumc service. The
defendant maintains the following that is so modeled tbst the cream runs
down the front o f the pitcher wkeu you
schedule o f lighting rates;
First 10« K. W. II....... ISc per K W. II. pour, just rub n little butter on the iio
All over 100 K W. II. .14c per K W. 11. der side of tha lip and you will have no
further trouble.
Flat Rate
Csndle
Psr
Tatting ia very pretty for the ends
Power
Mouth
First
...3 2
11.00 and insertion for towels.
There Is Not a Man
Woman or Child in the Cottage
Grove Country
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Who can afford not to lie a reader of The Sentinel.
In the first place, that is the only way anyone ean leant all the
news of the Cottage drove Country. No country paper iu
the world prints more complete returns of loeal happenings
than The Sentinel. No person living in the Cottage drove
Country should be ignorant of the things that go on at home.
Every patron
drove what eroii
country weekly on
Every resident of the Cottage drove Country benefits iu some
small degree every .ime The Sentinel makes a favorable im­
pression with an outsider. •
FADS AN D FANCIES.
By Harriett«
Here ia a delicious dark cake which
is always enthusiastically received at
the refreshment table o f a local host ::
ess:
PRUNE CAKE
McCaU Panama MSI—SMS
One cup o f sugar, 3 eggs, 1 eup sour
A chic costume for lunch-
cream, % cup butter, 1 cup prunes
coiih , matinecH,
church or
chopped very fine, 2 cups flour, good
shopping.
measure, 1 tablespoon nutmeg, allspice
A m illustrated, the huHtle
and cinnamon, 1 teaspoonful baking
skirt and smart waist require
powder, 1 teaspoon soda, 1 cup sugar,
5«/2 yards of our 30-inch wide
whites of two eggs, and 4 tablespoons
Dimity at 14c per yard. The
water. Add a eup o f finely chopped
girdle and cuffs will take
prunes to white icing.
follows: or o f someone eb.e, artistically mounted
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(Continusd from first pags)
In the next place, front a business standpoint every resident of
the Cottage drove Country owes it as a duty to himself to do
his share to auppori a paper that has done as much to adver­
tise his country as has The Sentinel. The Sentinel sends two
to three hundred papers out of the county every week. Sub­
scribers mail as many more to eastern friends. Everyone of
these papers is making a favorable impression on the person
wfio gets it and is telling him things that make him long to
come here.'
BAPTIST CHURCH
I f you are fond o f custards but grow
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
tired of always having plain ones, you
Services next Sunday: Bible school will enjoy one made by the following
at 10; morning worship at 11; Junior recipe:
CARAMEL CUSTARD
Christian Endeavor at 3; evening wor­
One half eup sugar, Vfccnp boiling
ship at 8; Catechetical class at 4.
water, 2 eggs, 2 cups scalded milk, %
tea salt, 1 tea vanilla. Melt sugar in
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
pun and stir over heat until the syrup
J. W. Jenkins, supply pastor.
becomes amber color, add the water
Services: Bible school at 10; preach­
slowly to the sugar. Butter custard
ing services at 8; prayer meeting each
cups and pour in the mixture made up
Thursday at 8.
just as usual with the caramel added
Next Sunday, morning subject, “ The
and bake until set. All custard mix­
New Commandment;’ ’ evening subject,
tures are best when bnked with the
“ The W orld’s Greatest Book and Why
custard cups sitting in a pan of water.
We Should Study It.” s
All not worshipping elsewhere are
Small bows o f black grosgrain give a
cordially invited to attend these ser­
dainty white blouse a striking finish as
vices.
well as an enchanced snowiness. They
are very smart.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
When one is giving a luncheon in hon­
ELECTRIC CO. IS
GENTLY SLAPPED
ON RIGHT WRIST
0.M)
Second ........ ....
0.70
Third ...............
(MIO
Fourth ..............
0.50
Fifth ................
The defeudant ia deairoua of suliati
tutlng a measured service, with meters,
ss rapidly as possibly, for ths fist ratss
now in affsot. There srs not sufficient
data before ths Commission to permit
it to pass upon ths reasonableness of
the meter rates. Ths complaint will
therefore be dismissed without preju­
dice to the right to bring the matter on
fur further and mure full couelderation
when the meter ratCIinsis la mure gen
erally applied, aud there has beeu a
teat of it in operation.
The complaint also alleges that the
meter rate charge by the defeudant is
higher than a flat rate charged for the
same service. The evidence before the
Commission shows that the contrary Is
true.
It is, therefore, ordered, considered
and determined, that the defendant, in
additiun to complying with the require
uients contained in the order of the
Couimisaiou dated May 23, 1014, effect
ive July I, 1014, entered in File No. U
F ill, shall also supply and furnish the
service herein found to lie reasonable in
lieu of that found to be unreasonable
and inadequate, and that in other re
specie the complaint herein be dis
missed without prejudice.
1 yard of 24-inch striped silk
at 60c per yard, and the
chemisette % yard of 18-inch
shadow lace at 59c a yard.
The frill takes */2 yard of fl­
inch lace at lflc a yard.
The above prices include every­
thing necessary for making size
30 and the two McCall patterns.
Nos. 8761-MM. Smaller or larg
er sizes at only slightly lower or
higher figures.
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It is a pleasure to make
clothes today, when the sim­
ple draping makes expensive < >
tailoring unnecessary.
REDUCE THE HIGH COST
OF DRESSINO
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every resident of the Coft
Cottage drove Country is benefited by
the favorable impression made.
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think, when she I
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by the fifty or more families that have come here during the
past three years through the efforts put forth by The Sen­
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