Cottage Grove sentinel., August 05, 1914, Image 4

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LON SALE PRICES'
H AVE N O T BEEN AD VAN C ED
Sale Prices on all Kinds of Merchandise
S P E C I A L S
Men’s, W om en ’s, Boys’ and Children’s Shoes at exactly half price
$1.25 M e n ’ s Porus Kni t
Union S u its..........................
Children’s Balbriggan summer
Vests or P a n ts .......................
M en’s L o w
Shoes from .
Ladies’ Low
Boy’s L ow
i CA
to
Shoes . . . ^ • J U
Shoes . . . .
Misses’ L o w
Children’s
to
L ow Shoes
Shoes . . . .
76c
16c
$2.25-o $1.25
YOURS
FOR
aside.
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Husband-W hat
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rled tw ice)—Exclu
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43c
B U S IN E S S
Burkholder-W oods Company!
The Daylight Store , Cottage Grove
with ,i center tube Fool the cake and fashioned way iif »e ft Ing asparagus 1»
remove most of the center, lenvlng u t<> cut the tender |Hirtloua of the stalk
shell Fill with sweetened berries and Into half Inch pieces and l»>ll them
aild sweetened whipped cream to the until they are tender, thorutighly drain
top. garnishing with a few large lier- and serve with butter, {tepper sud salt
ries. Serve lit pointed ph*ce*.
B RIG H TEN ING W INDOW S.
Government is collecting documen­
Psaoh and Rice Meringue.
Put rice on the lire In a saucepan of
tary evidence against the so-called
An excellent way to clean win­
cold water Htlr occasionally while It
kodak trust, says a Boston report.
dow » that have become dim is
Is heating. Let boll live minutes; then
Armour millions stopped a wheat
to rub them over with u rag that
dialn In a sieve and pass cold water
panic on the Chicago board of trade,
ha» been dipped in alcohol and
from the faucet through It This la
preventing crashes and failures.
polish with a clean cheesecloth
cnlled blanched rice Now cook s cup­
Kermit Roosevelt will take a posi­
rag.
ful o f blanched rice and salt In three
Washington.— W ar developments in
tion as credit man in a branch bank
cupfuls o f milk until tender and dry,
Europe overshadow all else in the at­
o f the National City bank of New
add three egg yolks, one quarter cupful
tention of official Washington. Steps
York at Rio de Janeiro.
each o f butter, sugar and whlp|ied
to prevent a financial stringency in
cream. Make a border o f rice on a
The Chicago, Peoria & SL Louis
this country as a result of Europe’s
serving dish that will stnnd the heat of
railroad went into the hands of a re­ Picturesque Garb For the Small Man’s
The Fireleee Cooker.
sudden need for gold were followed
the oven. Kurround this with halves
ceiver. The road is Baid to have fail­
Afternoon Wear.
Make or buy a tireless cooker. It of peaches (fresh or canned), with
by a series of precautionary measures,
ed to pay interest on $2,000,000 bonds.
For the small boy who has Just Is unexcelled for stews, cereals, pud- skins removed 1 liable the bonier place
designed to protect Americans and
As a result of the European war I reached the trousers stnge the pictur- dings and vegetables. A tireless cook
sliced peaches and rice In Inyera. sprin
their interests abroad as well as at
situation the stock exchanges of the esque suit II!- 1 strnted here will lie voted er keeps the kitchen cool, saves labor kllng the peaches with »ugiir and g iv ­
home.
and fuel and does not encourage tile«-., ing the whole n dome shn|ie. ( ’over
world have closed.
Germany, France, Great Britain and
because there Is no odor o f cooking to with meringue, dust with sugar snil
Jean Leon Juares, the noted French
practically all the other governments
attract them.
set In oven alaiut ten minutes.
socialist leader, was assassinated
o f Europe which may become involved
To manufacture n homemade cooker
when dining in a small restaurant in
take a large wooden basket or box not
in the struggle have asked the United
Hucklsbsrry Muffins.
Paris.
less than sixteen luches high and fif­
States to care for their diplomatic in­
To make these take two cupfuls
Paul M. Warburg, of New York,
teen Inches across, an eight Inch gran­ o f flour, two teuapoonfuls o f bak
terests In those countries with which
President Wilson's nominee to the
ite dinner pal! holding ubout a gallon, Ing powder, a cupful of milk, nn egg,
they may be compelled to sever rela­
federal reserve board, was examined
with u tight fitting cover and some ex-
a teaspoonful o f salt, a tnbles|mnnful
tions. The United States has accept­
by the senate banking committee.
relslor.
o f augnr. a tablespoouful of butter
ed every request of this kind.
Pack
the
ex>
elslor
Into
the
wooden
Unsettled market conditions as re­
mid a cupful o f huckleberries. Hlft the
In this way the United States gov­
bucket to the depth o f aliout three
sult o f the war crisis have closed the
flour, baking powder, salt and sugar
ernment, by acting as the sole chan­
Inches
amt
on
this
place
the
granite
Great Falls smelter of the Anaconda
Into n bowl; add the milk slowly, the
nel of communication between the
pnll and pack the excelsior tightly
Copper Mining company in Montana.
around It to the top. I f pnqierly pm-k- well beaten egg and melted butter;
powers, may find an opportunity to
More than 3000 men were thrown out
| ed the pall can lie lifted out o f the ex­ mix well nnd add the htu-klebcrrlea.
assist In the settlement of the conflict
o f work.
celsior without disturbing the packing which have liecn carefully picked over.
by means of diplomacy.
Secretary McAdoo has announced
To cook vegetables prepare In the Brush inullln tins with Inril, put a
Relief For Stranded Americans.
that the $34,000,000 which the treas
usual way, put In the pnll and ladl for spoonful o f the mixture In «-neb and
hake thirty minutes In a imxlernte
ten or twenty minutes In the pall.
The administration has under con­ ury will deposit in national banks, to
oven.
Then
place
the
pall
In
a
box,
pack
help
in
the
movement
of
crops,
would
sideration sending army and nary
the excelsior around It and pay no fur
transports to carry American refugees be available as soon as they complied
Ths After Meal Rest.
ther attention to It until ready to serve
home. If necessary the Washington with conditions outlined to them.
One should r«-st after meals If It Is at
the vegetables, which should he In
Transatlantic
service
of
passenger
government Is prepared to send Am er­
a short time. However, as different nil possible for n quarter o f nn hour ut
ican vessels abroad with gold for the and freight steamships with sailings
cookers have different heat retaining least. Tills Is especially necessary a ft­
relief of Americans. Mr Bryan cabled between German and American ports
pro|>ertles the time can lie l>est deter­ er the chief meal.
all consulates, legations and embassies has been practically suspended for an
Many people aro addicted to the
mine«! by experiment. With a tireless
to spare no pains in caring for Amer­ Indefinite period, owing to the Inter­
cooker there Is no danger of having short nap after dinner, which Is a good
habit If the sleep Is only a short one.
burned or scorched food.
icans who remained in the war zones national situation abroad.
But If the sleep Is o f two hours* dura­
T o save trans-Atlantic shipping from
and giving every facility to those who
tion It Is decidedly bad for both diges­
Asparagus For Hot Weathor,
paralysis during the European crisis
wished to leave.
Asparagus has medicinal qualities tion nnd health.
State department officials admitted and avert a threatened blockade of
that
are beneficial at this season.
that the most serious problem con­ America's bumper crops. President
There
are many ways o f serving It,
Baksd Asparagus Tips.
fronting them was the plight of Amer­ Wilson and congressional leaders
but the simplest way Is the best. The
Boll asparagus tips In salted water
have
agreed
upon
an
amendment
to
icans abroad. They estimated that at
tough ends should he cut off nnd the until tender
Have ready some slices
least 100,000 and perhaps as many as the Panama act which will permit for­
remaining stalks bound together In o f buttered toast. Arrange the aspar­
100,000 are scattered throughout Eu­ eign ships to come under American
small bunches with a strip o f muslin.
agus In small mounds on the toast,
register.
rope.
Boll in Just enough water to cover sprinkle with buttered breadcrumbs
Five per cent increase freight rates
The disorganization of European ex­
until tender, but not soft. Cook about and a little grated cheese and set In
twenty minutes If the asparagus Is hot oven for five or eight minutes, Just
PlQUR su it .
change has made it practically impos­ between Buffalo and Pittsburg and
long enough to get perfectly hot I’our
sible to cash checks or letters of cred­ the Mississippi river were granted by a success. It hi o f white pique, the lit­ young and fresh.
Remove the stalks from the water, over dish. Just before serving, a little
it.
American consulates, legations the interstate commerce commission tle wnlxt trimmed with narrow ma­
hot cream.
drain thoroughly and place on toast.
and embassies are devoid of funds for in a decision In the eastern advance chine embroidery frills.
With it can hie served a sauce made
the emergency which has suddenly rate case. All Increases east of Pitts­
The little round puna inn hat, the
Summer Economy.
o f half a cupful o f the water In which
strl|ied socks and -oinfortahle ties com­
confronted them. They are being be­ burg and Buffalo were denied.
Practice economy In small things
It has been boiled, a tablespoonful of
In an attempt to avert the threaten­ plete a most attractive ensemble.
sieged on all sides with requests for
butter, level tablespoonful of flour snd When using the oven for roasting hake
ed strike of 55,000 firemen and engi­
financial resistance.
half a cupful o f rich cream.
a pie or pudiling. hake the potatoes,
With Whipped Cream.
With the cancellation by several neers on 98 western railroads, Presi­
The butter should be thoroughly eliminate the use of the other burners.
Btraw bem Charlotte Russe.-M ske mixed with the (lour before It is added Don’ t burn gas for toast to save a few
steamship lines of their sailings, many dent Wilson appealed to representa­
« .-«ire and hake in S tin to the hot water nnd cream. An old pieces o f stale brand.
Americans fled ihemselves unable to tives of the employers and employes a jjg i.v
NEWS FROM OUR
NATIONAL CAPITAL
get passage on the overcrowded boats
of American register.
Brief News of the Week
to accept the settlement plan pro
pos.-d by the federal board of media
tion and conciliation.
Ç-
Government Takes Steps to
Prevent Financial String­
ency as a War Result.
K itc h e n
Notes
SUMMER SUIT.
and
How lunch ta­
bu vc worn a Ilium
lliiil nf will !...
It aside for ii t
better your fun
Ing room will In
you ''give It a n
b.v enveloping •
summer dress »
been liai- au IIpin
vet or allk (hut
summer dual, i>
sou because of u
the slips I mi lisci
A big bait her
would la* ninni
«lay If It wore
til lies try rovereti
lllid heavy liaikl
hy a Colton print
A living riami
new lense of lift
will look deckel
covers o f guy flu
coinforlable chill
nivustounal pin.
and restful In
And Is there any
on ii hot day tin
a riami, w here m
hanging nr lilt o
It Is like the con
Ing’’ ilresx, whrth
ly nny cooler th
$ 1.00
$1.75 » 93c
$1.25-o 80c
They Are Rsstfi
1
None Perfect.
The other day au amusing thing hap
penial at the laiurdlng house where I
eat.
One o f the female tnardera, who has
an awful appetite, took tw o pleree of
cake at »m e when the dish was pass
ed to her. Then she flashed her moat
winning anille on the waiter and said:
” 1 supiMise I am s |o-rf«« t pig?”
lie did not laugh. Rut ha cama back
at her with the quiet answer;
"None o f us la perfect.” —Cleveland
Plain I nailer.
The San Dominican situation con­
tinues to be u puzzler for President
Wilson. He miinlls having received a
report that the American gunboat
' Machias had fired on one of the war
! ring factions because they had vlo-
I luted an agreement not to bombard
the rebel city.
NO BLENESS.
Be noble, and the nobleness that
lies in other men, deeping, but never
dead, will n»e in majesty to meet
thine o w n .— Low ell.
I f it's in The Heutinel i t ’s news— if
it's news i t ’s in The Hentinel.
Answer the Call
COTTAGE OROVE PEOPLE H A V E
FOUND THAT THIS IS
NECESSARY.
A colil, a strain, a sudden wrench,
A little cause nuiy hurt the kidneys.
Hpells of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity o f the urine,
A splendid remedy for such sttnrks,
A medicine that has satisfied thou-
sands
j
Is Doan’a Kidney Pilla.
Thousands o f people rely upon it.
Here is one case;
Mrs. Alma Hunt, MS W. Sixth HI .
Eugene, Ore., says; “ Continued use of
Doan’s Kidney Pilla did me a world of
good, so I don’t hesitate to agnin en
dorse them.
I believe that they are
the very best kidney remedy to he had. ’
The above is n«»t an Isolated esse.
Mrs. Hunt is only one o f many in this
vicinity who have gratefully endorsed
Doan’s. I f your bnck nches— if your
kidneys bother you, don’t simply nek
for a kidney remedy—ask distinctly for
Doan's Kidney Pills, the same ns Mrs.
Hunt hnd. firtc all stores. Foster Mil-
burn Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. augfi 12
for
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