Cottage Grove sentinel., August 26, 1914, Image 2

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FIN AL CLEAN -UP SALE ON
SIM M ER DRESS GOODS
PORTLAND PAYS
TOP PRICE FOR
6R0IIE PEACHES
The Law and the Baby
By Abigail Beoti Duniway
I am briug consulted almost dsily by
women with little chtldreu, to whom
the complex demands of modern house
keeping have made the employment of
at least one initid a necessary evil.
These women complain about the new
eight hour law, which, they say, applies
to domeatie service, nud will, If forced
into action, involve much confusion in
the numerous homes whose bullies rule.
It is obvious thnl no woman who hits
had experience in raining a brood of
bubies could have hud a hand In friim
lug such a law for domestic service.
One baby in a home upsets all reguin
lions; nnd the work for two, or three,
ranging in age from four years to six
months, rnunot be regulated by uny
clock.
BRIEF NEWS OF OREGON
Tw o ht'lldred arms of Umber land
i.r> mild to have btiruml over In the
Smalaw foreala
The hirst lluyiist church, Independ­
ent. und iliu Immanuel liaptlst clitfri li
et linker, Imve decided to merge.
Joint properly le valued ut 113,000.
High Quality Fruit from 4 Year Old
Tuxee III Oregon which ere dec lured
In the closing day« of our Annual Summer Sale, you ahould avail
Tree# of Rov. Robott Sutcltffo. !■ In
delinquent Oil September 1 will suf­
yourself of «ome of the many bargains offered. It is our purpose to
Orest Demand by Fancy Trade In
fer n penalty of 10 per ceut It le de­
Oregon Metropolis.
dean up all this season's showing, in order to be able to offer you only
clared n Salem
Fifty tUuui'und nleelheud trout w eie
new merchandise next season. Consequently we have lost sight of
placed In tlu etreume In the vicinity
$1.00
Box
Paid
for
Luscious
cost, and invite you to inspect the cash-saving on dress goods.
of Dnfui*. They were obtulnvd from
Charlotte Variety
tho llonnevllle butchery.
25c Madras. Soisotte, Crepes, Poplins. Special at .......................19c
Ilaii tins been pluctnl on all utimux-
25c Wash Floods, Embroidered Crepes, Crepertine, Plaids, etc.
Excellence and Quality of Crop At
sled dogs by tli«i Ashland city council
tributad Chiefly to Wise Pruning and
Specially priced at, a yard ........................................................ U c
und 110 will be required to get dugs
Oreat Care Given the Healthy Young
P ig lot o f 18c Wash Floods at, a y a r d ............................................. H e
out of pound.
The ordinary working day for domes
Fruit Trees.
One lot o f Fancy Striped Pawns. Sold up to 15c.
Specially
Cows and huge and even rubbltesre
tic service begins at six o ’clock. Ilrcuk
T>*V
said to have died In considerable hum
priced at, a yard .............................................................................
fast must be ready at seven to enable
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b« rs In I'lenanut Valley, presumably
Fine lot o f Flinghams ami Percales, a t .................................................8c
a business man or dnily wage earner
|><<nrh trees eould tie made to live nml
an n result of the severe heal.
to be be on hand lit eight. The varied
bear for fifty years. When i|uestioneil
W alter Simpson. homesteader 35
labors of the mother und her domeatie
ns to hew this font might be aeeotu
m ile » »m iIII o f lliirna was Instantly
help go on till noon, when the older
(dished he stnled thnl it could be done
killed when n bucket fell on him while
children come home for lunch.
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by wise pruning.
lie snid that only
be was ut the bottom of a well.
An opportunity to get your daughter's school dress at a big saving.
hours o f domestic service are thus con
the new wood on the peach tree benrs
The auto of C. J. Hugh wan caught
suined, lenving one hour fur the iiinlil
25c W ool and Cotton at, a y a r d ........................................................19c
fruit nnd that the trees must be kept
by the tide and carried out to sen nt
of nil work for food, recreation or n
50c W ool liress floods at, a y a r d ....................................................36c
pruned back constantly so as to keep
Uunnon Headi. Mr. Hugh bad n nar­
imp, until one o'clock. One then hns
the trees with maximum growth o f new
85c and l.FX) W ool Dress Floods at, a y a r d ..................................... 69c
row cam pc
He leaped out uf the
two ndditioiiiil hours for work, under
wood.
His trees, which are bearing
cur Just In time.
$1.50 W ool liress Floods at, a y a r d ...............................................$1.13
the eight hour rule, until the clock
this year for the first time, are four
The Hammond Lumber company of
$1.75 W ool Dress floods at, a yard ............................ .............. $1.23
strikes three.
years o f age and average alnuit live feet
Aalorlu may be nffeeted by a threat
In utmost every home the domestic
in height.
He employs the method
Special low prices on all Oxfords, Men’s, Women's and Children's.
t HOC AU.
of Hie Hindu employ«*# to quit wurk
known as summer pruning. That in to run have her time for rest nnd recren to return to India to Join In n r«ivo
McCall Patterns CO*'- « »M.
Essex
and
Forest
Mills
Underwear
at
prices
ridiculously
low
One of the fifty i»«w N«p-
say. he prunes off about one third o f tion from three o'clock till live, when lutlon ngnluat Great Britain.
Uœtwr deaÁgna.
REMEMBER THE CASH STORE THAT SAVES YOU MONEY
the growth made this year toward the the dinner hour approaches for the
1‘ rlxee aggregating $600 will be
last o f August, and next spring at prun husband, who will be at home by six, given at band concert# ut Gresham,
ing time he will prune off about half quite lihely bringing a guest or two to band» front Miillm malt county and
Hut under the eight hour law
of what wns left at the summer prun dine.
eastern part of Clackamas county to
ing. leuving but one third o f the year's there is nu help in the home after three take part
growth to twnr the fruit for next year o'clock; the babies buvenwskened from
On a ea r runt from ( ‘«Mia (lay »«•«•
That this method is superior to nny their nap, und the mother, whose work
Gon charging him with a recent bunk
other is attested by the evidence o f th is never ilonv, must do without further
robbery W alter H Peaalre waa arrest­
yield which is huge considering the ag assistance fur the day ami evening, or
ed at Vnll > atatlon. by Sheriff W. L.
of the trees. From H to 10 boxes are hire n relay of service, thus increasing
Woodard und Deputy Helling.
regularly being harvested from eirh of the expenses of the h< isehold ami mid
Mlaa Anna. Quick, daughter of the
mg furthc^nnirden* to the shoulders <>f
the trees.
uty re«-.inter ot St. Helena, Is net Ing
the provider of the raw material which
n her father’s absence, nnd ah-« de­
Grove Peach#» and Apples Oo to
must lx* manufactured nt home
clares she will give liquor offenders
Portland.
H C O O o -B I
In these days of impudent nml too the limit when pissing sentence.
Another case where Cottage Grove
often
inefficient hired household serv
Portland. O re, waa choeen aa the
products go to another community for
ers this summer, is now preparing n sort
ire,
the
division of tabor between house olty for the DM4 convention of the
consumption is furnished this week by
of substitute for her fresh flowers for
Col. W. H. Hlsir, who Monday * l :ppe. wife anil mqid should be left to the supreme lodge of Knights of Pythtaa,
this winter. She goes about the gnr
a box o f apples and a box o f peaches pnrties of the lirst and second part, at the concluding aeaalon of the Pyth­
den and snips off the flowers o f nearly
off the t«ee# in his door yard to his wife without interference from the outside ian convention ut Winnipeg. Canada
everything she has— asters, sweet peas
The John Day valley Is experienc­
and family in Portland. The shipemn I f the mistress, who, as a mother of
nasturtiums, stock, poppies, pansies,
children, is often ill and nervous, should ing a grasshopper storm
They »tart
was made by parcel post.
| heliotrope, geranium, nnd verbena, in
be disagreeable and exartmg, the maid mostly In the foothills of the tuoun
particular
She breaks off just th
knows she can resign; but, no matter tains anil descend, Inking all of the
hends o f these sweet smelling (Towers
how annoying the conditions may at vegetation clean ns they advnuce
Mrs. A. W. Kime entertained in- ; The soft pompadour, drawn loosely
times berome, the wife and mother
formally Saturday afternoon
honor back from the*forehead is the favored and puts them on a clean paper into the
Stale Printer Harris has romplet«xl
ion jn 1
must renmin at her | h > s I, where no eight th#’ printing ol the »ecotid edition of
o f her daughter, Mrs. Harwfv B. Ro- j style in hairdressing just now.
The oven, whieh is quite warm, though she ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
maine, and Mr. Romaine’s sister, Mrs. very latest style no longer makes evi- has let the fire go out, so ns not to sere
[ Every religious organization is invit hour law ran rearb her rase, and no set the 1913 sees Ion laws, this being ue
She leaves the ed to use this column for announcement of law makers, who haven't hud ex ceannry bemuse the first edition of
Landor Penne, both o f Portland. The , dent the contour of the head, but in or burn her posies.
flowers in the stove until the oven has of its services and other news. Con perienre in raising a family and run 480 w «» exhausted. This time Soo
social hour was spent in fancy work stead softens the lines,
(
become cold and by that time her fl»"w tributors are requested to omit eihorta Ring a home, has nny right to inter copies were printed.
and conversation, after which a delight-
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ful luncheon was served.
Miss I-eah
Covert cloth, once a great favorite ers are dried. The particular advant tions and other editorial matter, and to fere.
Preparations are being made to
Perkins assisted Mrs. Kime in serving, with the stylish dresser, is revived nnd “ K'‘ ' n ‘trying the flowers in the oven make the announcement o f services as
But I am glad to reflert upon the have this years Pacific International
Those present were: Mrs. Jennie Fish promises to be very popular for winter
of *n the sun is »bat they re concise as possible.
Hociml functions fart that women, being voters now, ran stock show at North Portland to
tain more o f their sweet odor and nearly ete., and news outside o f the weekly an
burn, Mrs. B. 8. Swengel. Mrs. N. E. wear.
rounternrt such freakish legislation at eclipse all previous record* In Impor­
all o f their brilliant color and do nouncement may be elaborated upon.]
Compton, Mrs. J. B. Protzman, Mrs.
the ballot box. Men, In mnnufarturing tance. The show will bei held Ih’cem-
The new sweaters have taken on not become the least bit brown and
Josiah Porter, Mrs. Frank Knox, Mrs.
laws to regulate the neressary work in ber 7 14 at the atockyarda.
Parties from the.Umpqua say t
FREE METHODIST.
Cbas. Beidter Mrs. D. H. Hemenway, many delightful forms. They come in ult*y- To the bright leaves she then
volved in raising a family, are ns badly
“ quantity o f dried lavender flow
Mrs. Geo. Hall, Mrs. W. P. Hall, Mrs. many colors, many weaves and many
Khoda Burnett, Pastor.
out of their sphere as they think women there has been a fair run of salmon
pot pourr, latS
up to the present this season. The
A lfred Powell, and Mrs. O. L. Nichols. styles and every one of them has a " “ ml Put® * * • W
Preaching service the first nnd third lire who want to vote.
special attraction. A sweater need no crystal bow ls with glass or silver covers, Sundays o f every month at 3 nnd 7:30.
fishermen held a meeting there re­
longer be a formless thing o f red or
^as *,er w' “ tcr bouquet. Prayer meeting every Wednesday at
cently and raise«! the price of suliuon
W. O. T. 'V. Lecture Successful.
The wedding o f Wilshire Bristow of
—
, w
»r ••• o,
. , I gray or blue or white worsted that one
Try this method. These are the lov
sold to the canneries to 3 ^ o per
7:30, and on second and fourth Bundaya
Eugene and Mias Nellie 81avon o f As ^
on tQ run down <he bafk
or best pot pourris I have ever seen.
An enthusiastic audienrr greeted Miss pound.
at 3.
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toria w ill be o f interest to many Cot­
Corn Cover and Mrs. Charlotte llnirtrfoi
McKees Flat, 12 mllea west of Con­
wears for sporting wear only.
B A P T IS T CHURCH
tage Grove friends o f the groom. The
at the W. C. T. U. meeting held in the don. ta Infested with grasshoppers as
• • • • •
A. M. Williams, Minister.
Orange
is
reported
to
be
the
very
wedding took place Monday o f last
Mi
bad ns they were In Kansas many
The Ladies’ Home Journal gives the
Preaching services morning and even Methodiat church Inst evening.
week at 8t. M ary's chapel, Astoria.
latest color for stockings, sweaters,
Cover
gave
a
number
o
f
selections
on years ngo. Farmers fear a total dn
following recipe for debcious chow
ing second, fourth nnd fifth Humlay#
Mr. Bristow is the son of Mr. and Mrs. chow: Two parts o f tiny onions, one *a*E°r hats, trimmings, such as buttons,
o f each month. Bible study and prayer the violin, with Miss Carrie Woods as structlon by grasshoppers next year.
Darwin Bristow o f Eugene, for many
quart o f large cucumbers, one gallon o f collars, cuffs, vests, etc. It is a color meeting every Thursday evening, pres accompanist. Rev. Aldrich gave n vocal The same condition ta report«»! on
years residents o f this city, and a
Hun solo with Mrs. J. H. Benson ns ncrom Pine Creek, leudlug to Condon.
malt vinegar, four cauliflowers, six which combines best with white nnd it ent study, "Jesus Is Coming.”
nephew o f Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Medley
pnnist, nnd Mrs. Hannon gave the ad
At n meeting of the (Mine County
day
school
at
10.
green peppers, one quart green toma is with white that it is now being worn
o f this city.
dreas o f the evening, telling of her work Farmers' Protective association
In
toes, one pound o f mustard, one pound exclusively by the cleverest dressers
an state field campaigner in the inter Eugene several thousand Dob White
8T. M A R Y ’8 CHURCH.
of brown sugar, one ounce o f tumeric It is a rather difficult color to wear, but
esta o f "O regon D r y " in Dougins, quail will he asked for from the state
The Junior Endeavor o f the Presby­ powder, two tablespoonfuls o f flour and ¡f one can wear it, one should by all
Rev. John Bernards, Pastor.
Mrs game farm, to eul bugs that are rav­
terian chureh held a meeting yesterday half a cupful of grated horseradish.
Services next Hunduy as follows: Josephine nnd other counties.
means do so.
It is particularly ef
Hannon
and
Miss
Cover
left
this
morn
afternoon in the city park to renew in­
aging the bean and corn crops In this
Prepare all the vegetables and cut fective with autumn landscapes.
It Low mass at 8, high mans and sermon
terest in their work for the eoming
them into small neat pieces, place them goes without saying, o f course, that this at 10:30, devotions and benediction at ing for other cities in Lane county nnd county.
winter. They have not been meeting
will attend the county convention whirh
Seventy accidents, one fatal, were *
in a brine over night, then drain them, color is used in costumes for out door 7:30 in the evening.
this summer and it was to reorganize
meets
September I nnd 2 in Hpringlleld reported to Uibor Coinmlxaloner O. P.
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8team the cauliflowers until they are Wenr nearly exclusively.
Mrs. Hannon is from New berg nnd Miss Hoff during the puat week.
their work that the meeting yesterday tender> pour the vinegar into a large
K. II.
C H R IS T IA N CHURCH
was primarily held. About twenty-five granite pan and heat. Mix all the dry
Cover’s
home is in West Virginia.
Buker of Dee. waa the victim o f a
J. W. Jenkins, supply pastor.
or thirty children and several o f the ingredients to a smooth paste with a
There was an old woman who lived in
railroad train at Dee nnd there were
Hervicea: Bible Hchool at 9:45; morn­
mothers attended the meeting.
The little extra vinegar. Pour the mixture a shoe; she had so many children she ing services at 11:00; evening services
more accidents In railroad work than
Someone wants everything you've
children played games and all enjoyed
into the hot vinegar and stir until didn’t know what to do. She inserted Bt 8:00; prayer meeting enrh Thursday got. I f you want to get rid o f any In any other.
a water melon feed at the close o f the slightly thickened. Add the vegetables
Grape growers about llernilston are
thing, put n want ad. in The Sentinel.
a want ad. in The Sentinel, and then she at 8:00.
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary 8mith had and let simmer until tender.
all rejoicing. The crop there has al­
All not worshiping elsewhere cordial One cent a word. apr22 tf
didn’t have enough to go around. a22
charge of the meeting.
ways been a good one, but this year
ly invited to attend.
It promises lo even beat nnythlng yet.
To make dill pickles select medium
Flame Tokaya, Muscats, Thompson
The Lady Maccabees met with Mrs. sized cucumbers about five or six inches
P R E S B Y TE R IA N CHURCH.
Seedling,
Worden nnd Concord vine#
Rev. D. A. MacLeod, Pastor.
John Barker Tuesday evening. .Mrs. long leaving a bit o f the stem on them.
are all carrying every pound possible
Laufer, state organizer was present and Wash and then wipe dry. Make a brine
Services next Sunday: Bible school
of fine big hunches.
“ Schooling la jo u lh should Invariably be
the evening was devoted to instruction of the strength o f one cup o f salt to
at 10; morning worship at 11; Junior directed
to prfpar* s person In the best m m
That there la a strong sentiment In
Ladies!
Before
having
your
fall
tur
th*
best
pci
instimi
occupation
foe
wt
nine
o
f
water.
Arrange
alternate
lay­
SU
in the work o f the order by her. Re­
Christian Endeavor at 3; eveniag wor­
bs is capable’ ’ —grtsIdratC. W Kllot
Roseburg
Inward building the city for
ship
at
8.
freshments o f sandwiches, pickles, ers o f grape leaves and dill until the
dresses made, why not get a corset
This It the Mistión of tht
$500,000 to aid the conatructlon of a
obves, coffee and cake were served. required amount has been placed, then
Subject
o
f
the
morning
sermon:
made to your measurements and
railroad to the coast In shown by the
Make the
" T h e Gospel o f S alvation ."
R. P.
Mrs. L. P. Bennett o f Portland was an put the cucumbers on them.
adapted to your form f A well f it ­
fact that 750 voters signed the Initi­
brine with hot water and after it has
additional guest.
Hutton, superintendent o f the anti-
ted corset is the foundation for a
ative petitions authorizing an election
cooled, pour it over the cucumbers,
Porty-sixth School Year Opens
saloon league will speak in the evening.
on the proposed amendment. Only
well
fitted
gown.
Mrs.
A.
H.
Crn-
grape
leaves
and
dill.
A
fter
three
days
The sixtieth wedding anniversary of
150 signatures were required.
pour
off,
reheat,
cool
and
pour
over
M
ETHODIST
E
PISC
O
PAL
son
is
the
authorized
representative
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. 81agle, which fell
Writs for illustrated too-page Book-
With about 20 orchardlsta of the
Place a plate over the
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
on Monday, was celebrated .Sunday at them again.
for the famous Nu Bone Corset,
lot. " T he LIFE C a r e e r .” and for Cata­
valley
as members, the Hood Itlver -sj
pirkles
to
keep
them
down
in
the
jar.
Services next Sunday as follows: log containing full Information.
the home of their son, Dennis, with a
which boned with a three wire stay
Fruitgrowers' Kxchange has been for-
A
fter
two
or
three
weeks,
when
they
Sunday
School
at
10;
sermon
at
11;
D
egree
C
ou
rtei
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AGRICULTURE
:
fam ily dinner.
One o f the most ap
that bends in every direction, and
try. Dairy Hus- Rially organized and papers of Incor­
Junior League at 3; Epworth League Agronomy, Animal Husbandry,
preciated gifts which the old couple re have fermented, they should be kept
L
. Poultry
P o ...................
bandry.
Husbandry, n
Horticulture. poration have been sent for filing to
conforms
to
every
movement
o
f
the
as
tightly
covered
as
possible.
To
keep
at
7;
evening
service
at
8.
ceived was a wedding cake bearing
Agriculture for Teachers. FORESTRY, the secretary of state. A contract of
Superintendent R. P. Hutton o f the L o g g in o E n g in e e r in g , h o m e E c o ­
body, yet is strong enough to sup­
the dates 1854-1914, given them by Mr. the brine well, a cloth should be laid
Anti Saloon league will speak in the n o m ic s ; Domestic Science, Domestk Art, affiliation has been signed with the
and Mrs. Geo. Kerr o f West Main Street. over the top and washed frequently.
port the most fleshy figure.
This
of
Electrical, .mm
Irrigation, Northwestern Fruit Kxchange,
morning on the subject, " N e w s from ENGINEERING:
triple wire stay will not break nor
Highway, Mechanical, Chemical, Minin
Portland.
Hmall cloths, embroidered, should nl
the S ta te ." In the evening Rev. Robt.
•ramies. COMMERCE. PHARM
Grasahoppers are playing havoc
rust. Mrs. Cruson takes your mca
FAD S A N D FANCIES
ways be used in the silver cake trays
Sutcliffe will speak on the subject,
DUSTRIAL ARTS.
wllh the crops at the farm of the
By Harrietts
sure in your home nnd personally
or bread boats. They should be made
Winston Churchill’s New Patriot­
Vexationml Courses-Agriculture,
Dairy-
Agl
atate Insane asylum. I)r. K. K. Le#
ism.”
Epworth League topic, " A n Ing, Home Makers’ Course, Industrial
Cunning vanity bags which are at­ to fit the trays exactly and may be
delivers and fits the corsets. Phone
Htelner, superintendent, has reported
Arts,
Forestry,
Business
Short
Course.
merely
scalloped
around
the
edge.
taining the widest possible favor are
Evening with Charles Wealey nnd His
No. 140-Y.
Ladies living in the
Sehool 0 / iVuffo-Plano, Suing, Band, to the state board of control that the
now being shown. They are of leather,
H ym ns," leader, Mrs. J. H. Henson.
Voice Culture.
country canfmnke appointments by
pests virtually have destroyed the po­
A Cottage Orove girl, who planted
and resemble a dainty little traveling
Formers Stamen Course by Moil Preev
Services at the Christian Science Hall
sending
a
postal
addrenned
Box
5)5,
tato crop and that they are damaging
her
own
garden
this
spring
and
has
had
bag. They are fitted out with all nec­
Address T H * K HOISTS AB,
every Sunday at 11, and Wednesday
Cottage Grove, Oregon
a29pd
other cropa. He says the Insects arc
a vast deal o f pleasure out o f her flow
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Corealll*. oregga
essary adjuncts to the toilette.
evening at 7:30.
A ll are welcome.
of the Kansas variety.
I
$50 I
VVlial
The Y
a few
i
city,
choici
outsit
of tin
monti
tion.
Wool Goods at Reduced Prices
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