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(F ONE HUNDRED DOLLS GIVEN AWAY T h« Modern Pharmacy '! Firet Annual Doll Day Beginning December 20 we will give a 25-eent doll with every purchase of 50 cents to $1.00 and a 50-ceut doll with every purchase of #1.00 or more. Only one doll will be given to a family These dolls are ab solutely unbreakable. Nails may be driven into them without serious injury. T3>6ec7VIodern Pharmacy The ' a L&K o SJL Store outing nmi defending attorneys, the limin' unknown) to the rook pile, «p lo t ted Annetta Roustabout and since loud und continued laughter seemed to he the chief offense o f Kiehurd Koe, he was given uu indeterminate sentence of from one to fiv e years to be laughing »11 the time. The trial was a very in teresting and laughable a ffa ir and greatly enjoyed by those present. A I premium was offered by the C. K. for the most begerly looking beggar and bummest look ing bum. Zaeharias, the i leader o f the gang, was conceded to be the bummest looker. The judges have not yet quite decided as to whieh young ! lady most richly deserves the beggar prise. A great many o f the make ups were so deceiving that friends did not identify some well known young people The Kmanon Club meets tomorrow with Mrs. l.awerence l’ helps. Have them during the whole meal The Social T w elve Club meets tumor row with Mrs. B. R. Job. hour, then wash them in wurni suda. I f you wish to remodel Inst ycnr'x frock of pillili material, cut thè old skirt o f f aliout three indica lielow thè turi! of (he hips and adii cheeked luu terial to finish thè skirt, introduce u little cheeked material on thè biouse aud you huve a very pretty dress. CHURCH NEWS I [E very religious organization is in vited to use this column for announce nieut o f its services anil other nows. Contributor« are requested to omit ex hortatiou* and other editorial matter, aud to make the announcement o f *er vices a* concise a* possible. Social functions, etc., and neiss outside o f the weekly announcement may be elaborat ed upon.] M ETHODIST EPISCO PAL Horace N. Aldrieh, Pastor. Every Sunday, 9:45 a. m. Sunday School. Service with sermon, 11 a. in. and 7:10 p. m. Junior League 3:00 p. in. Epworth League 6:30 p. m. ir Northwest Mills Get Big Railway Tie Order I-. AT I'l.K, W ash., Dec. 2.— I * J One million railroad ties, valued at $100,000 to be furnished by mills in the Northwest, a in it jority of them from the big lum her plants of Grays Harbor and Puget Sound, will be bought by the ITiion Pueific system for its 1910 improvements and eaten »ions. The railroad has already plat-ed orders with a number of lumber concerns. Che priee averaged $H a thous und, 50 cents to $1 higher than the priee prevailing sn inonths ago. The Grays llnrltor mill* re ceived orders for 540,(HH) tics and mills and agencies in Pcntrnlia orders for l40,2tMi ties. Indiana of Eouador. lYrliapa no w belo on (he «lobo do hu mini I n -| i i « n ho min-li reaetnble | iiinh | v « I hhim I n o f liiinlcii ita In Ecuador. In faci, Ilio Indiali* tlHod to bo i | cm I « u h I c <I In documenta ns "anialler beusta o f burdeu" to dlatliiKiilah Ilo-in troni pack animala Loaded. tlioy clamlmr up fio- ateep atrocta aa atolli) uà U lti« «rtiy burro« Oue ni < oh mini) an tirchlu ol sei cu youra ben ri n« ou tila back a Inai! o f brlcka a* huuvy aa he la. One wie inan. lient under n hurilon, carclea a dilli! at ber lircnat. A n ollier laden wn man pltea dlatufT and a|dndle aa alte croe|i* aioli« llorn I h a lite o f bare- font wotneii la-nl under biada o f c u riti or brlcka cacorted hy u muti w II li u wlilp l ’rofoHaor Edward Alawortb Ito »»’ "South o f l'iuiam a." Molland’s Windmills. A iiian’a wealtli itiny ho meaaured hy thè atockH and blinda he owna In New York. b>- tllo calile Ile baa In Ar «cullila, hy thè cimili nf «o ld eit«leH b l ^ w lfe weiira In Teliimntepec, and ao on Itili In aomo parla o f llollund Ilio lium ber o f wlndmllla a inali owua «Ivoa (Ile d ew to bla tlnanclal rat In « Ttiey tight Ilio water, alieltor thè fumlly, «f- tori! un occupai loti and provlde un lu cerne for Ihclr ownem II. L. Hudson, district freight Mrs. Geo. Scott, Mrs. O. L. Nichols agent, wiiu headquarters in Sent and Mrs. Helen Silsby were hostesses tie, today said the supplies were give a wholesome, delicious piquancy. C H R IS T IA N CHURCH. to the Constellation Club Thursday af for all the r«ud* o f the system. T. B. McDonald, Minister. Perfectly at home at the most elaborate ternoon. The afternoon waa spent in Friday evening, choir practice “ Specifications called for banquet or the simplest meal. the usual needle work and a two-conrse The Militar? Attaché. Sunday, Bible School at 9:45 a. m. hewed and sawed timbers o f cer Y o u r d ea le r has them The dutlea o f u m ilitar) nttache uni luncheon was served. There were 2.1 Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. tn. A sk to see th e N ew F a m ily T ia tain s iz e ," he announced, “ and C. E. 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting to uiake hlniHclf tborou«lily acquatut members and several guests present. any mill in the country is en Thursday at 7:30 p. in. d i wltb every cliango that tnkea place P A C IF IC C O A S T B IS C U IT CO. Ladies' Aid meeting each Wednesday PORTLAND. OREGON tu mllltury a fflili* aud to roport fruii» titled to bid. Contracts have The parcel post shower given last afternoon. (limi to timo oli thè liloblllxulloii. arma- been let in the Grays Harbor ter night at the home o f Mr. and Mrs Sundny morning, “ A Practical and nielli ami eqiilpmciit o f thè power to ritory and I presume local orders Herbert Eakin by the women o f the Scriptural Solution o f a V exing Church w Iddi he le lo Ite nccrdlttcd. also huve been placed ." Presbyterian Church was a tremendous Problem.” Evening, “ The Great success. There was about 90 present White T h ro n e." Mere to Come. and $-16.25 was realized from the sale PoMeliiilal You Imveii’t hnd all that o f parcels. Games were played and P R E SB Y T E R IA N CHURCH course Lieutenant Colonel It. K. Law- you wniitcd III Ufo, Imve you? Optliu- D. A. MacLeod. Phone 132R. lat—No, bill I haveu’t bini nll flint I music furnished on a Victrola. Refresh son, Captain H. K. Metcalf, dt.li.'t ivnut, eli ber. Mnaiklyn U fo ments o f punch and cake were served Bible School at 10 a. m. Morning Emplacement— Captain Lee Roy The home was prettily decorated with worship at 11 a. tn. Juuior Christian Woods, Second Lieutenant C. C. Cruson Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship T h ie v e s D o n 't L ik e D u c k s . ivy and Christmas bells. Engineer Sergeant W ilfred S. Me ut 8 p. m. Ducks are « imn | wiilclido«H for the Service 11 a. m. Subject, “ A Mighty Caleb, poultry yard No m ailer what time o f F A D S A N D F A N C IE S Surprise.” Subject for the evening, ul«ht the thief may «»m e, the ducka Every retail merchant who has tried will quack Farm nud Flreelde “ The Open Door. ’ ’ When oranges are cut in half and the various kinds o f advertising, and j juice extracted they may be rubbed Defined. given each a fair and impartial test, B A P T IS T , upon white wool, such as kitchen tables, "Pop, what’s n cynic? A man who te Rev. E. O. O. Groat, Stated Supply will tell you that the money he spends then go over with a scrubbing brush. Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching, for newapnper space turns out to be final o f everyiHaly?" “ You. eon. nnd who llren everybody.*’ They act as soap and the article will be 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. Y. P. 8., 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30 his best investment. When a man or — Philadelphia 1-cdKcr. white. woman sits down in the quiet o f the p. m. Mrs. E. E. Widdersheim was pleas- j o f the evening was spent in games and home, o ffire , store, shop or elsewhere, antly suprised Monday afternoon by a j ehorous singing. A few “ hints” on the use o f olive C H R IS T IA N SCIENCE to read bis or her favorite new*pu|»cr, number o f the neighbors, the occasion Following is the program that was oil: Any olive oil left in the pan after The Christian Science church holds he or she is usually in a receptive being her sixty-fifth birthday anniver rendered: fryin g can be filtered through cheese service in their chapel, 242 Second St., sary. About 25 were present. Lunch Instrumental Trio— Imps and Sprites clo(h antl kept in a cooj piace f or future every Sunday at 11 a. m. and every mood to absorb what the paper contains, eon was served and the honored guest at Work— Misses Ruth Stewart, Sylvia use. O live oil can be used repeatedly; Wednesday evening at 7:30. A ll are and ns the result your advertising will Cottage Orove T ram fer welcome. Sunday School at 10 a. m. be read and given serious thought. was the recipient o f numerous gifts. Veatch and Mrs. Kerr. it should be hot before the article to and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30 Vocal Solo— The Garden o f Your be fried is placed in the pan. our circulating library is open to the Euterpe an Club. Heart— Miss Bartels. O live oil is capable o f having the tem public. On Friday evening Mrs. K err and Instrumental Solo—On the Meadow— perature raised t ) over 600 degree* be Miss Silsby entertained the Euterpean Juanita Short. fore it burns. Butter burns at a little SE V E N TH D A Y AD VEN TIST. Club at the home o f Miss Silsby. A fte r Vocal Solo— April Morn— Miss Mc over 200, suet at about 300, and lard at of Every Kind Prayer meeting on Wednesday even a program the follow ing officers were Cord. 235. It w ill be seen that butter is a ing at 7:30. elected: President, Joe Smith; vice Young Peop le’s Missionary Volunteer Instrumental Solo— A fterglow — Miss poor fryin g medium, as food must cook Plano Moving Society, Friday evening at 7:30. president, Herald W hite; secretary, and ¡Smith. at too low a temperature to prevent Auto Dray For Quick Delivery Sabbath School each Sabbath at 1:30 treasurer, Mrs. Short. The remainder Vocal Solo— Dearest I Bring You Daf- scorching, while with oil the high de p. m. Services following. i r’odils— Mrs. Hiatt. gree quickly coats the outside o f the O F F IC E : Elite Confectionery Instrumental Solo— Valse Durand— article with a crust that prevents the Phone 72 Miss McCord. oil from penetrating. Vocal Solo— M y Laddie -Mrs. Short. Rub the preserving kettle with olive Watch This Column For Some o f the oil to prevent fruit from burning. Mrs. N. E. Compton gave two “ pay- Good Things In This V icinity. Use olive oil in receipts when possi a-debt ” parties last week, one Tuesday ble where butter is called for; it is es Ammunition for the fight against 20 acres, modern bungalow, “ new ,” and the other Thursday. The in vita pecially delicious in soft gingerbread, I f yon ar« tuberculosis in Oregon has been re tions were sent in rhyme. Fancy work good bottom land, everything, tools and Interested In m salad dressing and baked beans. ceived by the Oregon Association for • • • stock to go with the # place. Price and a short contest were the amuse scholarship In the the Prevention o f Tuberculosis and a Stone jars with covers that fit tight $4500. Good place to own and can ments. Covers were laid for 25 and a IN T E R N A T IO N A L call ia sent out for additional recruits three-course luncheon was served. The make excellent receptacles for bread— play even here. to handle the Red Cross Seals. One mil hostess was assisted by her daughter, C ORRESPONDENCE 0 acres near Cottage Grove, box house better than tin boxes. • • • lion bright little stickers are now aw ait und fa ir barn, bottom land, all culti Miss X eta and Miss M ajorie Shay. SCH OOLS ing distribution by volunteers who are Prunes— Halves o f stewed prunes can The follow ing were the invited guests: vated. Price $750. It will pay you willing to devote a little time and ef 10 acres adjoining Cottage Grove, all j Mrs. H. N Aldrich, Mrs. O. M. Hall. be served with a custard in which a to see The 8«ntlnel. fort to the sale so that the anti tuber under cultivation, fam ily orchard, good Mrs. W. P. Hall, Mrs. Job, Mrs. Baker, little lemon or orange peel has been culosia work in the state may be ear house and barn. This is a bargain at Mrs. Bader, Mrs. Eakin, Mrs. Benson, steeped. ried a step further during the coming Quarters o f stewed prunes can be put Mrs. Silsby, Mrs. Nichols, Mrs. John $3500, easy terms. year. Orders may be sent to the Asso Silsby, Mrs. Knowles, Mrs. Sterling, in any fruit jelly. 152 acres black loam, 16 miles east Halves o f stewed prunes and seg ciation, 503 Corbett Bldg., Portland. Mrs. VanDenburg, Mrs. Porter, Mrs. o f Cottage Grove, 7-room house, 3 ments o f orange freed from all seeds Chambers, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. Simeral, Mrs. W A R U PO N P A IN ! barns, 60 acres cleaied and under culti Pain is a visitor in every home and Fishburn, Mrs. Brund, Mrs. Kime, Mrs. and skins can be served together for One stroke o f u bell in a thick fog vation, school and depot on place. does not give uny lasting impression of usually it comes quite unexpectedly. 90 acres pasture, all fenced, an ideal Beager, Mrs. Hess, Mrs. Heinie, Mrs. breakfast or for luncheon dessert. But you ure prepared for every cmerg Dried prunes can be parboiled, freed C. M. Shinn, Mrs. H. J. Shinn, Mrs. its location, but when followed by re cncy if you keep a small bottle of place for stock and dairy, water piped peated strokes at regular intervals the Sloan’s Liniment handy. It Is thi^ to barn. $5000, % cash and balance to Medley, Mrs. Sutcliffe, Mrs. Cruson, from their pits, thoroughly dried and PETER F. GILROY, densest fog or the darkest night cannot greatest pain killer ever Mrs. Merryman, Mrs. Mackiu, Mrs.Burk stuffed with bits o f nuts and raisin», discovered. suit. long conceal its whereabouts. Likewise Deputy Head Cousul, Woodmen of Simply laid on the skin no rubbing 460 acres, 230 in cultivation, 9 acres holder, Mrs. W right, Mrs. Veatch, Mrs. then rolled in sugar and used as a the World, who will pay the local lodge a single insertion of nn advertisement required— it drives the pain away. It Uraphrey, Mrs. DesLarzes, Mrs. H ill, sweet. in prunes 24 years old, 2 story 11-room — as compared with regular and system • • • fraternal visit Friday evening and utic advertising is in its e ffe rt not un is really wonderful. house, good cow barn, 14-stall horse ' ^ r8- J °h n80n> Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bellows, Mervin H. Soister, Berkley, Cal., Green Pepper and Cheese Salad— deliver an address to members and like a sound which, heard but faintly writes: “ Last Saturday, after tramping barn, prune dryer, granary and all Mrs. Kem, Mrs. Monroe, Mrs. Bisby, once, is lost in space and soon forgotten. around the Panama Exposition with wet Select and wash three medium size their guests. kinda o f out buildings, 3 wells and -^r8- Mrs. M etcalf, Mrs. Lawson, feet, I came home with my neck so s tiff green peppers. Cut around the stem o f springs and mountain stream through ,in<* ^®r8- ^ ury> M*88e8 Esther Silsby, that I couldn't turn. 1 applied Sloan’s each with a slender penring kn ife to An Appropriate O lft. the place. One o f the best places for , Euniee VanDenburg, Josephine Wright. Call for Bids for Wood Liniment freely and went to bed. To remove the seeds and the white section*. Possibly you have been puzzled about Notice is hereby given that the Di my surprise next morning the stiffness a dairy ranch in Lane County. Price i _ . ... 77 ! ,, . . . . . . , l The Woman s Missionary Society o f S tu ff the inside o f the pepper with cot what to send some friend for a Christ rectors o f School District No. 45, I.sne hnd nlinost disappeared, four hours after $80 per acre, one-fourth down, balance ~ . ... . ... , , .. . ’ , i the Christian Church met with Mrs. tage cheese, pressing it in firm ly. Chill, mas present. A y e a r ’s subscription to the seeond application I was ns good ns County, Oregon, will receive bids for to suit. M ile and half from town and new.' ’ Knox Thursday afternoon. An inter and when ready fo r use, cut the pep- The Sentinel may be just the thing. 120 cords o f wood to bn delivered to Southern P a cific Railway. March, 1915, A t Druggists. 25c In all modesty we can truthfully sny esting program was rendered and a er into one-fourth inch slices and place said district, on or before the first day 500 acres, all fenced heavy woven tw o or three o f these slices in a nest that there are many who would appre social hour and refreshments enjoyed. o f September, 1916, ns per specifications wire with 3 barbed wires on top. N o o f tender lettuce. Serve with salad ciate and enjoy it as much as they would on file with District Clerk. Bids to be buildings, plenty water. One o f the Beggars Swarm Church. DO YOU FEE HEADACHY? dressing. some token that would cost you many opened Dec. 11, 1915, at 7:30 p. m., the best stock ranches in the state. Price • * • The Christian Endeavorers o f the more times than the paper. LOOK TO YOUR STOMACH Boadr reserving the right to reject any $5500. H a lf cash. Keep the canary in a moderately Christian Church held a tramp Social Take, for instance, your friends or and all bids. 162 acres, 60 acres fenced, plenty Monday evening, which proved to be small cage i f you desire it to sing. relatives in a distant state who once • • • It is un unusual thing for a drug W O RTH H A R V E Y , outside range for miles, 75 head stock one o f the most enjoyable occasions lived in or near Cottage Grove and gist to sell medicine under a guaran Beefsteak P ie— Flank steak or a slice Clerk District No. 45. goes with the place, 25 acres in hay o f the season. A ll were given the tramp tee to refund the money i f it does not from chuck or upper round can be uti who retain a fondness for old acquaint Dated Nov. 13, 1915. nov.!7-du8 and garden, fa ir buildings. Price $7000. code o f marked houses for “ hand outs” lized for meat pie. Cut it in fingers, ances. D on’t you think they cure. Yet this is the way The Modern would Pharmacy, the popular drug store, nre 542 acres, 300 under plow, fine prune j and for an hour and a half tramps and dredge each piece with salt and pepper. find much satisfaction and a great selling Mi-o nn, the standard dyspepaia orchard, balance pusture and-fir timber beggars swarmed the streets begging at Should the amount be scant, pare, deal o f pleasure out o f reading a copy remedy. quarter and parboil a few potatoes. A sufficient to keep up the place for back doors and meeting with the usual Never before have they had so large fe w ounces o f raw ham, cut fine and o f The Sentinel once a week during the years. Umpqua R iver crosses the cor stern refusals, requirements to work at added, serve to improve the flavor. coming yea r! And wouldn’t they be a number o f customers tell them that a medicine has been successful ns with ner, fine, large dwelling, cost $3200. the wood pile and various other jobs, Make a rich biscuit crust and roll out grateful to the person who was thought Mi-o-na. People who a few months ago Large barn and all kinds of outbuild fierce bull dogs and women with a gun. almost a half inch thick. With this ful enough to send them the paper? Cheer up! Get to work looked like walking skeletons have put in a F ish B rand ings, drove o f fine hogs, about 75 Here and there they met generous, line a deep baking dish and fil! with the I f you want to make a g ift that will on flesh and today are ruddy nnd vig prepared meat, etc. Add a half cup o f sheep, cows, horses, wagons, Say, grain gracious housewives who w illingly fed •irons with perfect digestion nnd good rich stock, fit on the top covering and be enjoyed during the entire twelve health. and farm machinery go with the place. them. An o fficer in policeman attire bake in a moderate oven fo r an hour months o f the year, a subscription to There is no longer any need for any Price is right at $50,000, one fourth and billy club the size o f a base ball and a half, covering at first that the The Sentinel is the thing. And then, one suffering or making their friends down and balance to suit purchaser at bat kept them “ moving o n ” and when crust may not become too brown. Have too, it is not expensive. suffer on account o f dyspepsia. Mi-o- 7 per cent interest. ♦ hey gathered at the final rendezvous ready a quart o f rich gravy. When the no can always be relied upon. The per pie is taken from the oven pour careful Cottage Grove is the place to which they learned that three o f their mem centage o f cures is so great that there 0. O. Militiamen Successful. ly in as much as it w ill hold, serving Strong, easy fitting, is little risk to The Modern Pharmacy you w ill eventually come. Climate un bers had been arrested under warrants the remainder separately. Results o f the examinations conduct light, and water in guaranteeing to return the money • • • surpassed, and i f you have tired o f the and charges duly sworn to, for disturb ed in Eugene several weeks ago under proof, absolutely. i f the medicine does not relieve. And Luncheon sandwiches o f brown bread frozen north, and the extreme heat o f ance o f the peace by halerious laughter, general orders from the war department they stand rendy to do so without any Reflex Etlges atop spread with cottage cheese seasoned the east, w rite me today for bargains, disorderly conduct, etc., for vagrancy questions. w ater from run have been given out by Adjutant Gen with salt and pepper are very good. ning in at the front Headaches, all forms o f indigestion, i f you mean business. and begging and fo r appearing on the Always clean a brass cooking uten eral George A. W hite and received in specks before the eyes, dizzy feelings, Black, Yellow or Olive-khaki. They sil thoroughly before using it. Vine Eugene. The follow in g from Cottage W rite me what is wanted i f not street in unseemingly apparel. and all forms o f liver trouble lire helped Protector Mat, 75 cents -\(jWc./UV listed here. were arranged before Judge Shinn and gar and salt are good for the purpose. Orove qualified to hold ranks named by Mi-o ns. A few days' treatment Salufactum t.uaranterd Do not put soap directly on your fan after a determined figh t by the prose- F. M. H A R R ISO N . should show considerable gain in henlth cy colored ginghams. I f they are much below: Oregon Hotel Building. judge sentenced one John Doe (real while a complete cure often follows Range and communication o ffic e rs ' soiled soak them in salt water fo r an «.» BOSTON ™ MNW rapidly. dec 1-8 SNOWFLAKE SODAS J g n rirtg L. L. Harrel Draying Real Estate Bargains 7 A Rainy Day Need Not Be Dull R e fle x S lic k e r $ 3.00 A.J.TOW KRCO.
