Cottage Grove sentinel., June 29, 1915, Image 2

At The Sample Store
nt Ft. Stevens have return*«!. They re­
port n pion sun t o uting mid one of
value in their work.
FA D 8 ANT) FA N C IE S
at
Shoe s,
M V Ì I ' s
W ork
low prices. $ 1.65, $1.95
$3.45
and
Men ’s Dress S hirts,
value a t . . . .
$1.50
$ 95
M en's Oxfords. $4.50 valu«*,
$1.95 a n d ..................... $2.65
5« SAMPLE STORE
A. W . S W A N S O N , M A N A G E R
M onday e v e n in g of last week Mrs.
H e r b e r t E a k i n e n te r ta i n e d a p a r t y of
voting people on M c F a r l a n d Butte,
honoring her g ue st, Miss McEldown-
ey, of Chicago H e ig h ts . The b rig h t
m oonlight e v e n i n g w as all t h a t could
be desired a n d an a p p e t i z i n g su pper
was a special f e a tu r e .
Mr. and Mrs. H e r b e r t E a k in e n te r
ta i n e d a house p a r t y Su n d a y , J u n e 20,
a n d h a d as g u e sts Dr. a n d Mrs. P re n
tiee, Mrs. E liz a E a k i n o f E ug en e and
Miss E d n a M c E ld o w n e v o f Chicago
H e ig h ts . Miss M e E ld o w n ey is a cousin
o f Mr. E a k i n a n d sto p p e d o f f he re on
her re tu r n fro m a visit to th e f a ir at
San Francisco.
T he y oung people o f th e B a p tist
Church went on a picnic t r i p to Blue
M o u n ta in W ed n e sd a y . Some went on
horseback, o th e r s w e n t in h a y r a c k s , and
a ge nera l good tim e w ith th e usual o u t ­
door e a ta b le s was th e o rd e r of the day.
T he L a d i e s ’ A id S oc iety of the M e t h ­
o d ist Church w a s p le a s a n tly e n te r ta i n e d
a t the home o f Mrs. G odard on Sixth
S t r e e t W ed n e sd a y a fte rn o o n . R e f r e s h ­
m e n ts of ice cream , c ak e a n d lemonade
were served. Mrs. De L ong a ssiste d the
hostess in se rving. About t h i r t y were ladies a t supper. Various comm ittees
present.
a re p la n n in g for a de lightful outdoor
event.
Mrs. C. E. F r o s t was a c h a r m in g
hostess to th e M. P. G. Club at her
T he E as te rn S t a r C h a p te r neld a 0:30
lunci.^on in th e ir dining room F r id a y
evening. The luncheon was served in
three courses. The hostesses were Mrs.
H. A. Miller, Mrs. C. Cruson, Mrs. K.
K. Mills and Mrs. Knowles. A f t e r the
luncheon tue regular m ee ting was held
and work was called o f f until Sept. 1.
SCRATCH FOOD
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WC. BATCH F O O D
FO R SA LE BY
BRUND & CO.
H aw to Mak* a C harm ing W ater G ar­
den W ith Aid «1 T ub and Haa*.
Moat |>cntuu» wlio love all (lowar*
have longed a t aouie lluie for a w ater
Harden, but very few a tt e m p t to c rea te
one.
T h ere a p p ea rs to be a wldeepread
tuipreeslou (but w a te r Illy g row ing la
an ex|K‘ii»l\e pastim e a n d on* t h a t
requires considerable skill. Aa a uist
ter of fact a very cburuilug little » •
ter ga rd en enu be umde w ith tbe
■Id of n tu b a u d n g u n le u hose, and
tbe llltea a re uot dltflcult to grow
If
you h a r e only a small iqmc* a few
tuts» or half la u re ls s u n k Into the
ground a lsiut th ree q u a r te r s of tlielr
depth will furnish the easiest tieglu
ntug
P u t these In the su n u le at »pot
cud plan t dags aud o t h e r molatiire
loving plauta aro u n d the edge*
Kill
two-thtrda of the de p th of the tuh*
w ith rich soil. T h r e e p a r ts loam am i
oue part well rotted cow m a n u r e Is a
good mixture.
Cover th e soli with
half au Inch o f eleau w h ite s a n d aud
tu r u In th e w a t e r
After th e tuhs a r e dlled w ith w a t e r
let them s ta n d for tw o o r th r e e day*
until the w a t e r la w a r m e d by th e eun
to the sa m e te m p e ra t u r e aa th e air;
then set lu your lilies A f te r the root»
are In ,tlie tills» lie c are ful t h a t the
tulsi a re kept well dlled w ith w ater,
as evaporation Is rapid
H a rd y w a te r llllle*. callas. aweet
dag. w a t e r poppy a n d w a t e r hy a eln th
are good plants with which to lieirtn.
For the m argins of th e tulsi d o w e r
Ing r ush a n Irlsllke plant w ith roee
colored dowers w a t e r a ru m , a utlnla
ture calla. E g y p tia n |ut|ier plant, »-at-
tails a u d p a rro t's f e a th e r all a re easy
to c u ltiv a te a u d nre lnex|ien*lve
Goldfish a re a n a t t r a c t i v e addition
to the w a t e r garden, a u d they t h r iv e
well, as t h e grow ing plauta keep the
w a ter »-lean a n d pure. T h e goldfish
also keep the llltle pond free f r o t r
mosquitoes
A large pond or Istaln lined w ith
concrete la qu ite w lthlu the a m a t e u r
g a rd en e r’s reach If there lie autllcien»
sisice aud au am ple supply of w a ter,
but the |s>iid m ust lie kept well dlled
to become a suei-ea* W hen th e large
concrete latslti la u»«sl the n s i l a o f the
lilies Should be plante d lu bolea. Be
sure th at the boxee a re large e nough
to give the nsita am ple room to sp r e a d
a n d grow.
When making juicy pie», insert two
or three piece» of macaroni in the cen
(er of the pie to stund upright. The
juice will bubble up into the maenroni
instead of running over the crust.
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I f hash is stirred, it is b e tte r to use
a fork instead of a spoon, as it « ill
make the hash lighter. Instead of stir
ring hash, some cooks allow it to re
main until it is nicely browued on one
side, then tu r n with a pancake turner
so ns not to break the crust that is
formed. This ninkes n nice looking
dish when the hush is slipped onto u
platter.
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Brown sugar frosting which will net
crack is made of one tnblespoonful
vinegar, brown augur enough to mis and
the beaten white of h a lf an egg. Beat
Ladies’ Shoes, $4 50 value,
all well to g eth e r and add sugar enough
to spread.
our price is................. $1.85
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A pair of long wooden knitting
Ladies' Low Shoes, value
needitt* arc moat excellent for draining
$4.50, our price is $1.65,
doughnuts. Aa the doughnuta are fried
slip them on a needle and when it ia
$1.95 a n d ......................$2.95
full reat in on the top of a pau to eool.
The doughnuta do not eruah and the
Sweaters, values to $5.00, go­
lard draina off.
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ing at 49c, 95c a n d .. .$1.95
A simple method of cleaning silver
is offere d by the domestic science de
Laities’ W hite Canvas Shoes
pnrtment of the Knnsns S ta te Agricul
turn! College, and tuny De used without
at .................................. $100
j the slightest da n g er of injury to the
best of silver. Oxidised silver should
never be cleaued by this method, how
ever. Here are the directions: Get a
sine pan. l'laee a wire unit on the but
tom, to prevent the silver from rest
I ing on the bottom of the pan. Fill the
pan with w a ter and add a tnblespoonful
of sodu a nd a tablespoonful of salt to
each q u a rt of water. Allow the silver
to soak in this m ixture five minutes.
T ake out the silver and wash and dry
it. In rase you cannot get n xinc pan.
an ordinary diahpan may be used.
Place two strip s of xinc on opposite
sides of the pan. I f you rnnnot get
sine strips, use two rows of Mason j a r
lids. Pour in the m ixture of salt, sodu
and water, and then place the silver
so th a t one end rests on one sine strip
and the other on the second xinc strip.
A fte r the silver has been in the water
five minutes, it should be taken out.
washed and dried. The secret of this
way of cleaning ia th at the salt, soda
a p a r t m e n t s T uesday a fternoon. In ad and sine form n weak bntte ry, and elec
dition to the regular m em bers present tric ity does the rest.
were M esdames A. Powell and C. H.
Van D euburg and Miss Eunic e Van Den
bu rg as in v ite d guests. A d a in t y two
BLUEBIRD FOR HAPPINESS
course luncheon was served, the color
CHURCH
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scheme being c arried out in yellow.
T h a t * L it t l a C r a a t u r a a In F l i g h t A r a
Mrs. K i n t e r will e n te r ta i n the club at
P a in t e d o n P a r i s i a n Iv o r y .
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her home W ednesday.
T hat bluebird love ahoulil p e n e t r a t e
[E v ery religious o rganisation isi n v it
The Busy Bee Club met at the home ed to use this column for announcement even comment*«U*ui wa* a forvgon#
of Mrs. A. L. Zaehi-rias T hursda y a f t e r ­ of its services and other news. Con <‘ouclu*lou. We have the bluebird rim;
noon at 2 o ’clock.
tr ib u to r s are requested to om it exhorts and pin a n d the bluebird kimono, a n d
tions and other editorial m atter, and to
T he E m a n o n club was e n te r ta i n e d at m ake the announcement of services us
the home of Mrs. S. L. M ackin W ednes­ concise as possible.
Social functions,
w-
d a y a fte r n o o n . Needlew ork and social etc., and news outside of the weekly an
c hat were enjoyed and the hostess nouncement may be ela borated upon.)
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served a two course luncheon. Invite d
guests of the club present were Mes­
C H R I S T I A N CHURCH
dam es E rn es t Bisby, J a c k G ra nt, Jo h n
Rev. T B. McDonald, Pastor.
Silsby, E arl Himeral, H orace v/Ochran,
Services next Sunduy as follows:
M. Shinn, Misses Fern and Iv y Hoi
Bible School a t 9:45; morning services
comb. Mrs. L aw rence Phelps was made
a t 11; Christian Endeavor a t 7:00; ev
a new mem ber of th e club. The ladies
ening service at 8:00.
a re p lan n in g an outdoor picnic for
P r a y e r m eetin g each Thursday even
their ne xt meeting.
ing at 7:30; L a d i e s ’ Aid Wednesday a f ­
ternoons.
The Constellation Club will e n te r ta in
All not worshiping elsewhere m e d i ­
in Spencer pa rk T h u rsd a y afternoon.
Members will leave Masonic hall at ally invited to attend.
Subject of the morning sermon,
2:30 p. m. and the husbands are to
leave the hall a t 5 p. m. to join the “ T o n g u e ; ” evening, “ H o n e sty .”
You can buy your shoes
and hat and clothes to wear
for the Fourth of July and
save enough money to have
a good time on the Fourth.
11en ’s $5.00 Dress Shoes,
$2.65, $3.45 a m i. . . , $3 85
WOMANLY CHATTER.
The last m eeting of the season of
th e E u te r p e u n Club was held at the
home of Miss E s th e r Silsby F r i d a y eve
ning. A bout t h i r t y were present Af
ter the p rogram the rem a inde r of the
ev en in g was spent in games. Miss
Silsby was assisted in se rving the re
f reshm ents by Miss Leah P e r k i n s and
Messrs. H a r v e y and M atthew s. The
following program was rendere d:
Piano s o lo ...........................Ada M atthew s
Vocal s o lo ...........................Lloyd S tr a tto n
Piano s o lo ..................................M yrtle Kem
Vocal s o lo ............................. .Desna Harms
A num ber of H a w a iia n songs were
sung by Lloyd S t r a tt o n with the
I kulele accom panim ent.
Mrs. A. L. Monroe e n te r ta in e d the
Social T welv e F r i d a y afternoon. The
a f te r n o o n was spent in the usual man
ner. R e freshm e nts of sandwiches, nut
bread, cream b a n a n a pie and coffee
were served. Misses Fern and Iv y Hol­
comb assisted in serving. Mrs. J . H.
Cham bers and Mrs. H. J . Shinn were
guests.
Most o f th e fort} mem bers of Sixth
Co. who a tt e n d e d annual encam pm ent
Free Literature Describing the
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S U N S ET M A G A Z IN E S ER V IC E B U R E A U . San Francisco, California
________________________________________j i g 23-30
P R E S B Y T E R I A N CHURCH.
Rev. D. A. MacI.eod, Pastor.
Services next Su n d a y : Bible school
a t 10; m orning worship at I I ; Junior
Christian E ndeavor a t 3; evening wor
ship a t 8:00. Bible study Wednesday
evening.
Service 11 a. m.; subject, “ Faith and
W o r k s.” Service 8 p. m.; subject,
“ The Pow er of S pe e ch.”
M E T H O D IS T E PISC O PA L
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor
T hursda y a t 8:00, pra yer meeting
Every Su n d a y : Sunday School at 9:45.
S. L. Mackin, superintendent. Graded
lessons. Mrs. Muuile W right, superin
tende nt p rim a ry de partm e nt. Ju n io r
E pworth League a t 3:00, Mrs. Helen
Aldrich,
superintendent.
Epworth
League at 7:00, I)r. Richard McCargar,
president. C h a p te r No. 2 nt 7:00. Fred
eric Aldrich, president. Class meeting
:-.t 12:15. Services with sermon at 11:00
and 8:00.
The m orning them e will be “ Inde
pendence D a y . ” Evening, a stereopti-
can service showing one hundred views
of American history,
E pworth League topic, “ Remember­
ing J o n a h ’s Whale and Forge tting His
Message.” Hazel Haselton, lender.
F R E E M E T HOD IST .
Rhoda B u rn e tt, Pastor.
P re a c h in g services the first and third
Sundays of e very month at 3 and 7:30.
P r a y e r m eetin g every Wednesday at
7:30 and on second and fourth Sundays
a t 3 o ’clock.
B A P T I S T CHURCH
Sunday School at 10:00 a. m., services
at 11:00- B. Y. P. IT. a t fi:30. Prayer
m eeting T h u rsd a y evening a t 7:30 B.
Y. P. U. a t 6:30.
C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE.
Services a t the Christian Science
Chapel, 242 Second Street, every Sunday
a t 11, and W ednesday evenings at 7:30.
Sunday School a t 10. All are welcome.
Free libra ry open from 1:30 to 4:30
every Wednesday.
More in ju ry has be«n done to Pacific
const towns through hot air methods of
a dvertising than by any other one
cause.—-Sntherlin Sun.
Canyon City.— P ra irie City Light &
Power Co. to extend line to supply
power to gold dredgers on canyon
creek.
Roseburg m erchants have decided to
abolish all t r a d i n g stamps ' and other
premium devices for buying trade nnd
will rely on legitim ate newspaper a
vertising.
Salem.—J i t n e y s to be regulated and
put under (5000 bond.
$100 Rew ard, $100
The reader* of Hile imp . , will bs
u l . w J lo Isern Ibel Ih rrs I» el leesl on.
drssile.l ill.««*. t h . t ». Is no« hes b w i
■ bis to c u r . In ell lie sleess. en.l Hiel I.
C atarrh Hall’s C e le rrh Curs Is the unir
| m . si II vs ours now known lu l b . msdl. . 1
fial.rnllY C e le rrh bslna a •'oiiatt«uil»n»i
dlssese. rsuulrsa a . unsiituilonel treat
Iii.nl Heir* «’a ta r r h Cuts la taken In
tvrnally. arling directly upon the bloud
and uiucuue eurfa.-s* uf the svatsm. the.«
bv destroying th* Cumulation of (he dla
rasr. ana si. toe Do- i>«ttwnt . 1 1 .-11, 1 1 , b|
l.ulldlne o|> the constitution and aaalsllne
naiu i. In doing lie work The proprietor,
have a« tuui-li faith In Its rurally« p..w
m that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any e es . th at II falle lo .Hire Herid
fur Hal uf leeiimonlala
xddreeat r • < i i k n k t * c o . Tot.a.., o
Bold s, all Krueetsla )»•'
Tahe lieu e V.mllr Pille fee •«aetlaall.a
Y o u 'll be auri.rle.ul at th« th in g s you
du not know Inni a|>|M<ar ia The Hen
line! e very week.
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Cottage Grove Transfer
IIVHKKI. A I'O M l’TON
We soliril a s h a re of your patronage
We tlu all k in d s uf
Hauling and Heavy Dray Work
IMANO MOVING A SPECIALTY
O n ce: E lite OoofecUonerjr, Phoue 78
Autu Dray fur (juick Delivery
Vielling r a r d e
T he Mentitici
Blackmore & McFarland
Tba City Transfer
All Kind* uf
Hauling & Draying Done
on Short Notice
Plano M oving a Specialty
WOOD A N D OOAI
I’hone 55
O fflca At Eagla Cigar Htor«
Butter Wraps
....................75c
$1 l»l
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$1.29
...............»1.50
$1.75
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now th e baby's toilet net o f lovely
P a risia n ivory comes, p a in te d w i t h
these p r e tty birds with o u t s t r e t c h e d
wings.
U se. For 8alt.
Salt p u ts out a fire lu tb e c him ney.
Halt in solution Inhaler) cures cold
In th e head.
Halt lu w h i t e w a s h m a k e s It stick.
Halt a n d sorlu a r e excellent fo r stlnga.
Hult us a ga rgle will c u re so r e n e s s In
tbe throat.
Halt userl In sw ee p in g cur|ietH kee|>s
o ut moths.
Hall th r o w n on u coal tire w hic h Is
low will reviv e It.
Halt a n d vinega r will re m o v e st a in s
from discolored teacups.
Halt th r o w n on soot w h ic h h a s f a ll­
en on th e curpet will p r e v e n t stain .
Hult put on Ink w hen f re s h ly spilled
on a c arp e t will p re v en t a stain.
Never salt m ea t th at h a s to be grill- J
ed. a s It helps to h a r d e n t h e filters of
the m eat a n d te n d s to e x t r a c t th e
Juli-es Hult on th e p l a t t e r be fore s e n d ­
ing to t h e table. No m ea t sh ould tie
salted uncooked, b u t a f t e r t h e s u r f a c e
has been seared a n d m e a t p a r tl y
cooked.
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Waakly I n d u a tr U l R a v tt w
Salem. June 1JH M. P. Co. retaining
i(n land g r a n t mean* ♦*!»*• for count»«*#
and money for evteuaioiia.
CoquiUe
W. J . Long* ton would rn
large brick plant to IW.000 daily out
put.
The decision of the fe dera l court for
the diatrict of Oregon f o r f e itin g the
lnudn to the g o t e r n m e u t wa* popular
with the umaaea. though from a strictly
financia l point of view the r e te ntion of
the lands by th e railroad com pany ia
undoubtedly bent
Grant* I'ass Courier.
Fort laud th ea ter« se ree notice of dia
charging all union mu*iclnu*.
K la m a th County has* a new paper,
the Merrill Times, by Geo. 55. I trad
naok.
lin ker W hite Fine L umber Ou. add*
dry kiln.
Tillamook
Bridge plntiued over Uo
ipmrton * lough to cost
t'orvallia. H. F. Co. a sking franchise
to ope rate ele ctric train* over loop.
Coiptilie prope rty owner* *ue city for
p u ttin g down ro tte n paving
I'n ite d State * Supreme Court nniiui*
f o rfeitu re proceeding* in O. & l \ lund
grunt holding title to 2 ,3 tH) ,0 0 0 acres
rent * with ru.lroad until enggri*»» art*.
Arlington e n te r s upon economy pro
gram
Change and " r e f o r m ” of m duntrial
ntuhility whirl*f- Arlingto n Times.
Multnomah g ra n g e com m ittee r.ere
' ‘ show n'* tonic good c oncrete high
way*. They did not inspect the defer
liv e one* to be teen i*t Hale in.
Public utilitie s commission* of Idaho
•Mid Oregon have g ra n te d no reduction
in power rate* in the S n a k e River
eountry power c om pm ie* losing money
row .
Now th a t the new Mill ste am sh ip hue
ia in ope ration betw een the m«»uth of
the Columbia and San Francmco, and
a f te r the Bill people have spe nt up
ward* of
on tin* new indu*
try, the I'n ite d Sta te * I n t e r s ta te Com
m erer Commission take* all expensiv e
tr ip to P o r tla n d to see if it cannot in
some way prove thut the Hill system
put these bout* on c o n tr a r y to law.
T his kind of au o v e rhauling imturallv
make* p r i v a t e investor* want to go
right ahead ami spend m o n e y f The
Hill people should nave been given u
vote of thank* for e stablishing th is line
of steam er* and the g overnm ent should
encourage instead of discouraging them.
T ax reduction this y e a r t 2 , i U.Ooo
nnd limit of *ix per cent per year a*
largest possible increase m eans b e tte r
business 'onditions.
lin ker will use two million gallons of
w a ter per d a y th is summer.
Benton C o u n ty eo o p e r a tiv e associn
tion paid 5 per r e n t dividend* since
J a n . I.
MAN’S PLACE.
[T r a n s la te d fro m a w o rk p u b lis h e d In 167$. 1
T h e s n a ils , w h en cra w lln ic to a n d fro .
C a n ta k e th e ir hom e* w h e r e 'e r th e y g o .
A nd s a g e s s a y t h a t fro m th e ir g u ild
M en le a rn e d to hew a n d c a r v e a n d b u ild
A w o m an , g o in g in a n d o u t.
In s p irit b e a r s h e r h o m e a b o u t;
fih e c a n n o t h a n g It on a n ail
A nd le a v e It. T h u s s h e 's lik e t h e s n a il
She m u s t w ith w h e el a n d loom a b id e ,
T h e w h ile h e r h u s b a n d w o rk s o u ts id e ,
H e r ta s k is n e ith e r low n o r m e a n .
D oes h o n e y s h a m e th e b e e 's f a i r q u e e n t
T h e q u e e n m u s t s t a y w ith in th e h iv e
I f s h e w ould w ish th e w o rk to th riv e .
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T h a t w o u ld s ta y fr e s h In a d r y d is h ?
N o life u n to th e s n a il te le ft
I f a h e Is o f h e r s h ell b e re ft.
Bo, too, a w ife a h o u ld b e d o w n h e a r te d
If s h e fr o m h o m e to o long Is p a rte d .
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