Cottage Grove sentinel., March 01, 1916, Image 2

DIAMOND THIEF TAKEN
HERE GOES TO PEN s
children, to seek a home in Oregon. Ber
sole ca p ita i iva» f i 5, a b ra v e heurt and
au abiding tru st in thè nxioni flint Goti
tempera thè w ititi to thè short! laiub.
I lio story of hurdshìps oncountcrcd oli
“ Your honor, I stole because it was a
tluit journey tu thè promiscd lumi is
i
use
of necessity. I am guilty of the
stili fresh in thè puldic militi. T hrough
kind frie n d s who aided ber, Mrs. Cole crim e charged, but I tisk your leniency
»
»
a
man and her little ones were fiuully lo before you pats s e n te n c e .’ ’
T hus spoke Jo b Dennis, who a few
S m othered Round S t e a k —T ry out in cuted vi pi >u a Siuslaw homeatend, unti
a hot iron fry in g pun th ree slices of fut ahe lina novv c a rv ed out a houle iu thè m inutes previously had pleaded guilty
F A D S A N D F A N C IE S
in th e circuit court to the charge of
Sou Fattier Banquet.
j salt pork, 3 bv 4 inches. Add one onion wilderncsa. Kugciie Hegister.
ste alin g tw o diam ond rings from the
A son-father banquet was given under
peeled
and
cut
in
thin
slices
and
cook,
Cooking canned fru it in the oven is
residence of G. S. Mellar at Eugene,
th e auspices of th e Brotherhood of the
s ti rr in g co nstantly u n til onion is brown.
J a n u a r y IM,
hi. K. church, in th e dinin g room of easily and quickly done, while the fru it I Wipe a 2 pound slice of round steak,
“ T he law recognises tie excuse like
th e church, a t 6:30 M onday evening. reta in s its shape, color a n d fla v o r b e t ­ put in a pan. sear on one side, tu rn and
th a t. 1 sentence you fur not less than
S eventy two boys and men parto o k of tor th a n when cooked in a p reserving ! sear on the oth e r side. Pour oven one
one y ea r and not more than seven yenrs
a splendid supper served by the la d ie s ' kettle.
w ater,
Cover the bottom o f the oven w ith a l a n d one h a l f cupfuls of cold
in the s ta te p e n ite n tia r y at S a le m ,”
Hy
a
decree
rendered
in
circuii
court
aid society of the church.
brin g quickly to the boiling point, add
A fte r th e ban q u e t a program was sheet of asbestos, the same as is used one fo u rth teaspoonful o f salt, cover Montine, S tephen Hniocd, owner of thè saitl »1 litige G. F. Hkipworth.
Dennis is the man who was caught
rendered in the auditorium .
8.
L. by plumbers for covering f u rn a ce pipes. closely, remove to back o f ra n g e and Hotel Smeetl, ut Eugeni', won his case
M ackm , F ra n k Wallace and A. H. K ing This is very reasonable at any p lu m b ­ let sim mer u n til m e at is te n d e r. Be ngailist N. D. H ardy, form er lesaci' of here bv Deputy S h e r iff Pitcher.
made short addressee,
G ertrude A l­ ing shop. I f it is impossible to purchase - move ste ak to hot p la tte r an d strain thè building, and former C o tta g e Grove
drich sang a solo, Jo h n S pangler and the asbestos, use a large pan in which stock, of which th e re should lie one c u p ­ hotel mali. Ile sueil Mr. Iltirdy some
Kdward Aldrich saug a d u et and the there is about two inches of boiling ful. Melt one ta b lesp o o n fu l of bu tte r, tim e ago for a dissolutimi of thè con
w ater. T horoughly s te rilise the ja rs
truci niade between thè two.
orchestra played two selections.
Make a syrup of th e add tw o tablespooufuls of flour und stir
The main address of the evening was and utensils.
The fiutlings of faci hiiudfd down
until
well
blended,
then
pour
on
gradu-
by W. B. J e f f r e y , a young man and a sugar and w a te r as sweet as is needed. (ally, while stirr in g c o n s tan tly , the hot by thè jud g e show tluit ou S eptem ber
Hy giving a solemn promise that he
stude nt in the W illa m ette university. P re p a re the fru it the same as for cook­ stock. Bring to th e boiling point, sea
in. Itili. Ilurdy wus indoliteli to Smeetl
He is a very flu en t sp e ak e r for a young ing in the preserving k ettle. Fill the son w ith salt and pepper und pour in thè suoi of $2*00. Hardy delivered would h enceforth lend an upright life
uiun and his speech was listened to a t ­ hot ja r s w ith th is , pouring iu su fficie n t arounil steak.
to Smeetl u promissory note aliti exc and abstain from the use of intoxica!
te n tiv e ly by th e boys as wrell as by the syrup to fill the ja r . Bun the blade of
cuted a c h a tte l m ortgage un thè furai iug liquors, S tev e S teiteh , who hail
men. The ideals held up to the boys a silver kn ife around the inside of the ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦
ture of thè hotel. M arch ti. 1015, thè pleaded guilty to tho charge of commit
ja r. (N e v e r use a steel knife.) Place
will not soon be forgotten.
ilefen d aa t, for thè purpoae of puying ting burglary in a store ut Doremi sev
This was the second eve n t w ith the the ja r s in the oven, eith er on th e a s ­
Itile indebteilnesa, ngreed flint thè plaiiit eral weeks ago, was paroled by J u d g e
object o f more closely u n itin g the man bestos or in the open pan o f w ater.
| if f should be thè nbaolute ow ner of thè G. F. S k ipw ortb, of the circuit court,
The oven should be m oderately hot.
property unti thè uiortgnge wus culi Monday a f te r he hail been sentenced
und boy. T he next one is planned for
Cook
the fru it ten minutes. Remove ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ celimi. ()« S epte m ber 5. 1015, he en to the p e n ite n tia ry for a term of from
Monday following E aster.
from the oven and fill each j a r w ith
[ E very religious o rg a n iz a tio n is in- tered into un agreem ent w hereby H ardv two to five years. S teith, who is only
Miss Alice H aw th o rn of Tacoma, a boiling syrup. Wipe an d seal. I f the \ ited to use this column for announce- was to assist Smeetl in thè operatim i 111 yea rs of age, has been given work
field w orker in the W o m a n ’s Home screw covers are use«!, tight« n them m e a t of its service* and o th e r news. of thè hotel, Smeetl to fum isti thè hotel by the Eugene branch e f the Prison
C o n trib u to rs are requested to om it e x ­ unti equipmeut nati Ilurdy to fum isti thè Mil society, ami one of the conditions
M issionary society of the M. E. church, a f t e r the glass has thorougly cooled.
L arge f ru it s may reqquire about a h o rta tio n s an d o th e r ed ito r ia l m a tte r, serv ices and m a nagem ent, H ard y to re of the parole is th a t he is to report
addressed the ladies of th a t society here
a t the home of Mrs. B. 8. Swengel pi.:t of syrup to each j a r of fruit. The and to m ake the an nounc em ent of se r­ coivo onc third of thè pro fila and Smeetl once each month to the society anil to
Social twO'thirds, in ad d itin o Hardy ani! his i the sheriff.
Monday a fte rn o o n of last week. A small f ru it will require little over a vices as concise as possible.
| functions, etc., an d news outside of the wife g e ttin g th e ir board ami lodging 1
large num ber of women were present, h alf p int of the syrup.
• • •
C ard of T hauks.
weekly an nounc em ent may be elnborat- Prior to Decomber 31, 1915, thè plnint
nine new members b eing enrolled by
To protect an y fab ric from moths, d upon.)
We
wish
to express our sincere ,tp
the secretary of the local society at the
iff gtivc noticc to H ard y th a t he ile
close of the address. A social hour fol­ bugr, or roaches, use the following so­
siretl to te rm in a te thè c o n tra c t, but thè 1 preeiation of the kindness of those who
lution: O ne-half ounce corrosive s u b ­
C H R IST IA N CHURCH
lowed.
bitter refused to relinquish. A fterw u rd s ! assisted in the funeral services of our
limate, one h a lf ounce gum camphor,
T. B. McDonald, P a sto r.
fathe r.
n receiver was nppointod.
F rid a y evening, choir practice.
MRS II. M \V M IN ER .
Mr. and Mrs. D eL uer H em enw ay e n ­ five e e n t s ’ w orth of sa ssafras and one
S unday, Bible School a t 9:45 a. 'n.
MRS. O. It B A K E R .
te rta in e d a few frie n d s inform ally with pint tu rpentine.
• • •
P re a c h in g at 11 a. m. an d 7:30 p. m.
MRS II W. P IC K A R D ,
a card p a r ty T h u rsd ay evening, fol­
When
d
raw
in
g
th rea d s for h e m stitc h ­
C. E. 6:30 p. m. P r a y e r m eeting
m th If MRS. F D. H I'K N F IE L D .
lowed by an ap p etizing two-course su p ­
per. Covers were laid for 12. The ing, wet a small brush, rub it over a T h u rsd ay at 7:30 p. m.
Mlutik notes and receipts for sale nt
L a d i e s ’ Aid m eetin g each W ednesday
dinin g ta b le and ap p o in tm e n ts were cake o f soap u ntil a la th e r is produced,
T
he
Sentinel offic e
n p r7 tf
suggestive of spring w ith a p r e tt y bou­ then scrub the th re a d s you wish to draw afternoon.
Taxes Become D elinquent April 5 Unless
quet of violets an d ferns as a center and th e y will pull easily w ithout break-
F irs t H a lf Is P a id Before
PR E SB Y T E R IA N CHURCH
pieec. Mrs. B urkholder assisted in j iug.
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i»f t h r % it it u <i I M t a l r m r a f
s
a
a
T h a t Time.
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A.
McLeod,
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asto
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serving. Guests present w ere: Mr. and
Wij ing th e su rfa ce w ith a soft f l a n ­
Bible School a t 10 a. m. M orning
URBAINE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
Mrs. B. 8. Swengel, Mr. an d Mrs. B ert
Tax s ta te m e n ts have been mailed by
nel
or piece of silk keeps down objec­ worship a t 11 a. m. J u n io r C h ristian
o* t a i t . . lt< p u M i« ’ t»f Ki l i n n - , m i t h r
Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. A. Powell, Mr.
S h e r if f P a r k e r to every ta x p a y e r in 3 1 s t ilu> «if I >• < « in l*» r. I'M"», 111 it < I r to
and Mrs. V an Allison, Mrs. Clara B u r k ­ tionable shine of th e nose. I f this does E ndeavor at 3 p. m. E v e n in g worship
l i M u m r u ’r coiniiitiirttotii-r «if t h r
the county and ta x p a y in g s ta r t s toil iv. r *h«*
not
help,
try
b
a
t
h
in
g
th
e
nose
w
ith
hot
i a l « 1 u f Or«-ftion. p u t » u a i i t t o luv*
a
t
7:30
p.
m.
holder and Mrs. Ja s. P . Graham.
« « p lia i.
The
clerical
force
of
the
s
h
e
r
i
f
f
's
o
ffice
w ate r in which pow dered borax h i s
Service 11 a. m., sub je ct, “ Divine
A m o u n t o f (Irpuslt . ap itii!
*
P tM up
s
The ladies of th e M. P. G. club will been dissolved, a teaspoonful to eheh L o v e .” Subject for th e eve ning, “ The was busy several w eeks g e t tin g the
fnrum r.
s ta te m e n ts ready and all were mailed
Descending V essel.”
e n te r ta in th e ir husbands and a few a d ­ pint.
N r t pi »-inluiii« r r c r lv c « ! d u r -
at th e same time.
»«>* th«- y . iu
1 439.1 1» 63
ditional guests w ith a leap y e a r p a r ty
« 1 1 v i«l»n«l« a n d n -n t u
A lum inum w are can be polished with
The taxes become delinquent a f te r
There will be L u th e rn services in the
T hursday night. Follow ing a th e a te r
!
I»
I
ti
k t hi
p a r ty will come various stu n ts and a a m ix tu re of borax and am monia und German language nt th e P re sb y te ria n April 5. A p en a lty of 5 per cent for incoili»- f r o m oth«*i «m urer«
r e c e i v e d d u r i l i « th«- >* ur.
3.466 9$
w ate r applied to th e a rticle w ith a soft church Suntlay at 3:30. All G erm ans non paym ent is imposed in a d d itio n to
supper.
cloth. Rinse well through several w a t ­ are invited.
1 per cent for interest. N eith er inter
T o t a l lin o u i « - .................
$ 4 6 6 ,640.16
lM « h u r< irm rn n ,
est nor p ena lty becomes due u n til nf-er
Mrs. H e rb e rt E a k in is e n te r ta in in g ers.
N r t Io*. « N p «i l d u i I n * y m r $ 164.0 73 26
• • •
April 5 and only first h a lf need be paid
B A P T IS T
the missionary society of the P re s b y ­
I t . 1 ||
D i v i d e n d * p a i d o n cMpttnl
A very good filling fo r layer cake is
before th a t d ate.
Rev. C. C. Van G orkum , P a sto r.
terian church this afternoon.
utiH’k d u r i i k t h e >**«r
Non*
made by m ixing a pound of finely-
Sunday School, 10 a. m. P reaching,
C o m m i s s i o n » a n d /•aiurl»-«
p a i d d u r i l i * th > • a t
140.777 2 *
The p r e tt y home of Mr. and Mrs. B. minced shelled almonds w ith tw o eggs, 11. a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:30 “ Smashing Vice T r u s t ” Commended
T a x » M, Hc«*n«« H a n d f r r » p a i d
Dr. A nna Shnw, who is often spoken
8. Swengel was the scene of an e njoy­ a cupful of c o n f e c tio n e r ’s suga r and a p. m. P r a y e r m e etin g T h u rsd ay , 7:30
d u r i n u ti««- y e a t
.
16.161 61
A m o u n t o f a il o t h e r e x ­
of us the “ G rand Old Woman of Amer
able “ 5 0 0 “ p a r ty T uesday evening. teaspoonful of vanilla.
p. m.
p en d itu re*
. .......................
32 .644.64
• • •
i c n ,” ow ing to her long yea rs of p h il­
Mrs. Swengel, assisted by her mother,
T
ry
ru
b
b
in
g
th
e
scorched
m
a
rk
s
on
t
14
a n th ro p ic und social service, has come
F R E E M E T H O D IS T
Mrs. J e n n ie F ishburn, served a d a in ty
%•» «• la.
out w ith an e n th u sia stic endorsem ent Vulu** o f r»-iil »-«tut«- o w n e d
Rhoda B u rn e tt, P astor.
th ree course luncheon a t tables. Guests linen w ith h a lf a raw onion, then wash
(m a r k e t va ue)
........
None
of “ Sm ashing th e Vice T r u s t , ”
in
S unday School 10 a. m.
were Mr. and Mrs. B ert Lawson, Mr. in th e usual w ay, and if th e scorch is
\ i : u e • i s t o c k
■ ud bond •
not
a
bad
one,
th
e
linen
will
be
w
h
i'e
which
Governor
W
hitm
an
of
New
York
P re a c h in g service 11 a. m., followed
and Mrs. Leon DesLarzes, Mr. an d Mrs.
o w n e d <fiiuik«t
valu«-) $ 6 2 9 .134.00
appears and which will be the a t t r a c ­ h o u .M o n inti! (KiiRi-e u n d
A. L. Monroe, Mr. an d Mrs. DeLuer again.
by class meeting.
coi luterai, eli
n . > i..
• • •
tion at the Areutle th e a te r next Hnt- t ’u rii lu h u n k « a n d o n h u m l 73.167.91
Services S un d ay e v e n in g a t 7:30.
Hemenway, Mr. an d Mrs. V an Allison,
When d a rn in g stockings, tr y ru n n in g
1*:
miniai«
lu
«
o
u
i
«
»
o
f
<
o
l-
P ra y e r m eeting W e dnesday evening urday, March 4.
Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Powell, Mrs. Clara
it -c t io n w r i t t e n Mince .S e p ­
a threa d around the hole, d ra w in g the
“ Let u s , ’ ’ she said, “ hav e moving
t e m b e r 30. 1916 ....................
.'*9,7 7 4 03
Burkholder, Mrs. J a s . P. G raham and
a t 7 :30.
hole up u n til the edges lie flat. They
I
n
t e l *-»t a n d l e n t * «lu»- a n d
pictures like ‘ S m ashing the Vice T r u s t ’
Miss Belle Burkholder.
a
c
c
i
u«*d
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darn much more s a tisfa c to rily .
which show all the horrible te m p ta tio n s
S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
• • •
T
o
t
t
t
l
UM
fcl’lM
.............................
$7
71
,636 -‘ I
Mrs. J . B. P ro tz m a n e n te r ta in e d last
P ra y e r m eetin g on W ednesday e v e n ­ and tra p s laid for young girls, w ithout la«*« » P* «’lu i <Jl pMMitrt in Mil)
Wash ta b le linen by itself.
Wash
an y suggestion of lewdness. T his pic­
W ednesday fo r her d a u g h te r Helen
« ta l» ( I f a n y lli«-rr b«-i .
Nun«
ing a t 7:30.
tu r e teaches u b e tte r lesson thnn my T o t a l :i« * et» a d m i n « »1 In
Young
P
e
o
p
le
s
’
M
issionary
V
olunteer
w ith a b ir th d a y p a rty . A bout 20 of han d k e rch ie fs alone.
• • •
Or*-tron
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$7 71.636 9 1
m other could hnve ta u g h t me. Any wo­
I.t a b u l i l e » .
H e le n ’s school m ates enjoyed games and
Society, F rid a y e v e n in g a t 7:30.
An excellent silver polish can be made
O
r
o
«
«
«-lu
tin
«
f
o
r
i«»*«*-«
u
n
-
guessing contests. The decorations c a r ­
S a b b a th School each S a b b a th at 1:30 man anti girl is b e tte r protected by
»•M
$ '. . i
in th e following w ay: B uy an ounce of
hav in g seen it. Indeed, this stirr in g A m o u n t o í un» n i n n i pr» i l ­
ried out the George W ashington idea,
p. m. S ervices following.
je w e le r 's rouge, mix w ith a little w ater,
i
u
m
«
o
n
u
i
l
o
u
t
u
t
u
n
d
i
n
K
photo-dram a will p robably
ed ucate
flags predom inating. A b ir th d a y cake
rl*k
j _ <».i i h ; »
rub in to a chamois skin a n d dry.
m others eveh b e t t e r thnn th e ir d a u g h ­ Du«- f o r c o r n m l N a l o u u n d
M E T H O D I S T E P IS C O P A L .
b ea ring tw elve candles was p a r t of the
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r
a
t
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6,66 4.12
ters.
’
’
H orace N. A ldrich, P asto r.
refreshm ents.
A num ber of presents
A l l u ti o - i Ilu b llltl» « .
12,447.71
Overboiled p ota toes placed in a cloth
Sunday School e v e ry Sunday a t 9:45
were received. G randm a Woods was and squeezed hard, can be mixed with
T o t u l lia b tilil* -« , « x c I um I v »-
a. m. S ervice w ith sermon, 11 a. m.
an honored guest.
Je s s G r i f f in Horn« Robbed.
o f «1» p o a i t » llp l ll t i » t u c k
flour and barley meal and m ade into
o f $ 3 0 0 .0 0 0 ........................
$376.63 4.61
an d 7:30 p. m.
Eugene R e giste r: Robbers broke into
scones. T hey should be toa ste d and
T
o
tul
pi » fiiluiiiH in
fore«*
The Soeial Tw elve club meets T h u rs­
J
u
n
io
r
L
eague
3:00
p.
m.
the
residence
o
f
J
.
A.
G
riffin
F
rid
ly
D«-»-»-mb«-i 31. 191.'*............
694 .610 .40
eaten w ith b u tte r .
d ay w ith Mrs. Jo h n Bader.
Huais»«*»» 111 Ori 1 ( 1*11 f o r I lie l e u r .
E p w o rth I-eague 6:30 p. m.
night betw een 7 and 11 o ’clock, pulled
• • •
T o t a l i n a u r a n e » w i Ittc-n «lui -
down the c u rta in s and used the bigger
I n i i be f r a i
$406,
To keep a kitc h en ta b le w hite wash
Mrs. Geo. A tkinson, A rdella A tk in ­
C H R I S T I A N SC IE N C E .
portion o f a box of m atches found in O r o « « p i i i n l u n i M r e c e i v e d
it f irs t with vinegar, th e n scrub it as
d u r i n g t h e y e a r ..................
4.663 41
son and Mrs. Cbas. Beals were hostesses
The C h ristian Science church holds the house in ran sa c k in g eve ry room in 1 M
f r ilu m * r » - tu i n « d d u r i n u
usual.
to the C onstellation club T h u rs d a y .
service in th e ir chapel, 242 Second St., the house.
t h e y e a r . ......................... ..
1,263 ». i
• • •
Do««« « p u b i d u r i n g th«* y» u
.
The afternoon was spent in the usual
every
S
u
n
d
a
y
a
t
11
a.
m.
and
eve
ry
A
list
of
the
goods
stolen,
as
given
to
Do»
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i
n
c
u
r
i
»-d
d
u
r
i
n
g
>
•
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N a tu r a l or “ u n p o lis h e d “ rice is con­
1,2 « «. l
m a nner w ith fa n c y work. A short busi­ sidered f a r more s a tis f a c to r y th a n the W edesday ev e n in g a t 7:30 All a re the police, included a H am pton gold ' I o t a ! a m o u n t o f I iimji itit«-
ou tM ta iid ln tf
In
Oi «-¿ton
ness m eeting was held a f t e r w hich d a in ­ shiny w hite kind.
welcome. S u n d a y School a t 10 a. m. watch nnd gold chain, an American
D«-c e n i ber 'll. 191.'»
f0* ,. 60.0 i
ty refre sh m e n ts w ere served.
and each W e dnesday from 1:30 to 4:30 F o l d e r s ’ association w atch fob, Prem o
<V H. d . <1A i .¿DA »:D,
A i f c n c y S u p r i n t e n d t nt o f th« t i naim i
i l i ' I n.Huruti« «• « *«».
To curl an ostrich f e a th e r , s p rin k le it the c irc u la tin g lib r a ry is open to th e No. 8 camera, a rnzor and the razor
C h i ld r e n ’s night was observed by the w ith salt and s h a k e it in fro n t of a hot ' public,
S t a t u t o r y i« « .d « o t « « r u r a l n tf e i i t a n d
strop.
u t t o r n « > f«>i m -rv li «-
R t b e k a h lodge F rid a y . R efreshm ents fire.
Mr. and Mrs. G riffin l e f t the house
K. c . Ml-: A ICS
were served and the children had a
A P O S T O L IC F A I T H M IS8IO N .
nt 7 o ’clork and when th e y re tu rn e d
jolly good time.
F re d H onshuh, P asto r.
Covered b u tto n s n ever sta n d w ash ­
a t 11 th e y found the house thoroughly
A d m in is tr a to r ’s Notice.
Services e v e ry W e dnesday evening a t ransacked. The b u rglars entered from
ing w ith o u t some dam age. I t is a
N otice is hereby given, t h a t by order
Mrs. T. B. McDonald gave a dinner good idea to sew a stu d f a s te n e r b e ­ Mission H a l l , opposite depot. E v e r y ­ th e rear, c u ttin g the screen on the
of the county court of I.ane County,
S a tu rd a y in honor o f Rev. M c D o n a ld ’s
neath each b u tto n and a correspond­ body in v ite d to a t t e n d these meetings. back porch, b r e a k in g a hole in a rea r Oregon, duly made and entered o f rec­
—th b ir th d a y anniversary.
ing eyelet to th e dress, so t h a t th e y No collections ta k e n .
window glass, unlocking the window ord the 3rd d ay o f F e b r u a r y , 1918, in
may be removed for la u n d ry purposes
an d c ra w lin g through it. T hey eame the m a tte r o f the e s ta te of E d g a r King,
The W. R. C. will meet w ith Mrs.
Loses H ors* In Runaw ay.
out the same way.
and slipped on ag a in easily.
deceased, the undersigned A lta H. King,
Tompkins on S ix th s tr e e t T hursday.
• • •
M a tt K ru g e r, a new resident of Silk
T he robbers pulled down all the was duly appointed executor, with the
There will be needle work.
E v e r y woman know s how h ard i t is | Creek, lost a fin e horse in a ru n a w a y blinds in the house nnd the floors were j will annexed, of said estate.
All persons hav in g claims agninst
to
h a n g up a s k ir t so t h a t i t r e ta in s Monday. T h e horses s ta r t e d from th e covered w ith b u r n t m atches which were
Mrs. V an Allison will e n t e r ta i n the
said e s ta te are hereby required to pre­
mill and fell over th e em b an k m e n t used in the search for valuables.
its
original
shape.
H
ere
is
one
w
ay
in
Emanon club T hursday afternoon.
sent them duly verified as required by
which it can be done: T a k e an o rd in ­ i along P a c ific highw ay. The leg of one
i law to said executor a t his office in
horse was bro k en a n d it had to be
Mr.
G
riffin
is
n
son
of
Robt.
G
riffin
a
r
y
wooden
coat
hanger,
and
screw
u
n
­
Mrs. D eLuer H em enw ay was hostess
the F irs t N atio n al Bank Building, C ot­
, killed. T he o th e r horse was severely of this city.
tage Orovc, Oregon, w ithin six months
a t a n inform al afternoon a f f a i r S a tu r ­ d ern e a th the h a n g e r tw o small brass
| bruised up.
from the d a te of this notice.
day afternoon. Following a soeial tim e hooks abo u t an inch long. P lac e them
IN V IC TU 8
D ated a t C ottage Grove, Oregon, this
with needlework, a two course luncheon a t eith er side of th e c e n te r hook, at
Hth day of F e b ru a ry , A. D., 1916.
H a n g th e Storm Deals Mrs. Coleman H a r d Blow.
By William E rnest Henley.
was served. Guests present were: Mrs. equal d istances from it.
f9mr6
ALTA H. K IN O , Executor.
Mrs. N e t t i e Coleman, th e little wo­
J e n n ie F ishburn, Mrs. G. M. Hall, Mrs. loops o f th e s k ir t on th e hooks. A
Out
o
f
the
n
ig
h
t
th
a
t
covers
me,
man
who
is
m
a
k
in
g
such
a
b
ra
v
e
fight
ja
c
k
e
t
can
be
slipped
on
the
han
g
e
r
J . E. P o rte r, Mrs. 8. R. Brand, Mrs.
Black as the p it from pole to pole,
on her S iuslaw hom estead, is in th e
N otices to Creditors.
A. W. Kime, Mrs. Will Hall, Mrs. C a r­ w ithout w rin k lin g the sk irt.
city. T he recent severe w e a th e r played I th a n k w h a te v e r gods may be
N otice in hereby given, th n t the un­
rie H em enw ay, Mrs. J . A. W right, Mrs.
havoc w ith th e livestock on her ranch.
F or my unconquerable soul.
T E S T E D R E C IP E S .
dersigned has been duly appointed nd-
J . H. Cham bers and Mrs. O. L. Nichols.
Not h a v in g m ade su f fic ie n t provision
| m in istrn trix of the e s ta te o f Felix S.
Rlc* F r u i t P u d d in g —P u t th r e e cu p ­ for such un p rec ed en ted w eather, Mrs. In the fell clutch of circum stance
L urrin, deceased, hy the County Court
Mesdames E. A. Gleason, Bex Gleason,
I have not winced nor cried aloiiff,
I o f L ane County, S t a t e of Oregon.
C. E. T rask, J . H. Cham bers and C. C. fuls milk in a double boiler, add (when Coleman lost 23 calves out of her band
Any and all persons hnving claims
t'ruson ple asa n tly e n te r ta in e d the mem­ scalded) one cupful well-washed rice o f 26. One cow an d one horse also suc­ I ’nder the hludgeonftigs of r h a n r e
My head is bloody unbowed.
ag a in st the e s ta te o f said decensed are
bers of the E a s te r n S ta r ch a p te r F r i ­ and let cook for t h i r t y minutes. Do not cumbed to th e rigors o f the cold snap.
This is q u ite a hard blow for Mrs.
W hile hot, add one e g " (well
hereby notified and required to present
day night. A fte r refreshm ents, an e n ­ stir.
joyable social hour was spent. Spec­ b ea te n ) with one h a lf cupful sugar, one Coleman, who was g e t t i n g nicely s t a r t ­ Beyond this plaee of w rath and te ars
th e same, duly verified as by law re­
Looms b u t horror of the shade,
quired, to the undersigned at the office
ial musie for th e occasion was furnished ta blespoonful b u t t e r and one level t e a ­ ed a f t e r her stru g g le w ith a d v e rsity ,
by Geo. A tkinson and dau g h ter, Miss spoonful salt. Cook fiv e m in u tes more. y e t she smiles th ro u g h it all and pluck- And y e t the menace of the years,
of J . H. Medley, A tto rn ey at Law, at
Della.
^
B u tte r a p u d d in g mold an d s p rin k le ;t ily s ta r t s out anew . Mrs. Coleman has
Finds, nnd shall find me u n a fra id .
C o ttage Grove, Oregon, within six
w ith fine brea d crum bs or line w ith come to bu y a horse to replace th e one
months from the d a te of this notice.
I t nsnly costa as much to tu r n out marcaroons. P u t in a la y er of f ru it, she lost. •
It m a tte rs not how s tr a i g h t the gate,
Dated March 1, 1918.
a poor jo b of p r in tin g as a good one. such as canned peaches, apric o ts or
I t will be rem em bered t h a t Mrs.
How charged w ith punish m en t the
ROSA C U R R IN ,
T he S entinel tu rn s out the quality s tu f f dried prunes, d a te s or raisins. All o f Coleman, deserted b y a worthless h u s­
scroll,
A d m in is tra tr ix o f the e s ta te
a t the same price t h a t in fe rio r goods one kind or a m ix tu re can be used, as band, s ta rte d o v e rla n d from Oklahom a I am the m aster o f my f a te
o f F elix 8. Currin, deceased.
can be p r o f it a b ly produced.
p referre d. Then put in a n o th e r la y e r several yea rs ago, w ith her five small
I am the c a p ta in of my soul.
M chl 29pd.
@
u rifty
o f rice und f ru it u n til the pan is full,
hav in g a th in layer of b u tte r e d cracker
crum bs on the top. P u t the mold in a
pan of w ate r and bake in a m oderate
! oven tw e n ty minutes. T urn out onto a
p la tte r or pudd in g dish and serve with
a boiled c u s tard sauce or w ith fru it
! syrup.
N. D. HARDY LOSES HOTEL
SMEED SUIT
DORENA BOY BURGLAR IS
PAROLED BY COURT
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CHURCH NEWS
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STATEMENTS ARE NOW IN
TAXPAYERS’ HANDS
$100 H o w a r d , $M M )
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t e r im lly . at l i n a d i r e c t l y U p o n Ilia tilood
ami m uc o us su r fa c e s of the sy stem , th e r e ­
by . l e s ! i o y In n tlie f o u n d i l i o n o f lite ills
e a s e a n d a l v i n a t h e t m l l e n t sl r « n |( l l i hy
tulli.lina up lite i-onalliiitln ii a n d u a s l s l l n «
n a t u r e In d u in a li» w o rk T h e p r o p r ie t o r s
h a v e s o milt'll fu llli In Ils c u r a t i v e p o w
vrs litui t h e y o ffer O n e H u ll.licit H u i l a i s
for a n y c a s e litu i II f u l l s In cure. Henil
for list o f le s t Inton isi»
A d d i . s s K .1 I ' l l MNM V » C O . T e l a d o . O
H ol d l»V « I l I « m i n t t « t « , 7IY«'
T « h t * H a l l « K a m i l y 1-111« f o r « o n n t l p a t l oo,
D A N G E R S O r D RA FT.
D ra fts feel best w hen we tin* hnt nu I
perspiring, just when they ure must
dangerous uml the result is Neuralgia,
NtilT Neck, Sore Miisi'le» or sometiines
ini iCtni'k of rheum atism . In such cases
upplv S lo a n 's Linim ent. It stim ulates
circulation to the sore ami |.«infili p ari.
The blootl flows freely all.I iu a, short
tiuie the stiffn e ss anil puin leaves.
Those su ffe rin g from N'euralgiii or Nrn
rulgie Hcailiiehe will fimi one or two
applications of S lo a n 's Liniment will
give g r a te fu l relief. T he tigoiitrmg pain
gives aw ay to a ting lin g sensatioii of
comfort amt warmth and quiet rest uml
sleep is possible. G o o d for N euritis
too
1‘riee 25c at your druggist.
BICY C LE RK l’A IR IN O .
H OI.DF.R INd OF A L L K IN D S
H . F. O A K E S
Cun allow you more for your old wheel
m i a new g u ara n te e d wheel, than
anyone in the county.
Second door from corner of \V Main ou
1'neific H ighw ay N orth
F u rn itu re Repairing a Specialty.
Ituby ca rria ges repaired, tires put on.
S a tis fa c tio n g u ara n tee d . Will cull and
deliver any work Bicycles Sundries, etc.
Phone Htl -Y
AN I D E A L S P R IN G L A X A T IV E .
\ gooil ami tim e tried remedy is Dr.
K in g 's New L ite i'll!». The first dose
will move the sluggish bowels, stim u la te
the liver and clear the system of waste
amt Mood im purities. You owe it to
your elf In clear the system o f body
poisons, accum ulated d uring the winter.
Dr K in g 's New Life Fills will du It.
25c at y our Druggist,
il
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Grove Transfer
Draying of all Kinds
P lan o Moving
Auto D ray For Quick Delivery
OFFICE: Elite Confectionery
Phone 72
WATCH C H IL D FOR WORMS
Worms sup c h ild 's s tr e n g th , rob c h i ll
of food uml make rhild feel fre tful,
ir rita te d , nervous. W ntrh stool ami nt
first sign or suspicion of worms give
one half to one loyenge Kick a poo Worm
Killer, a candy worm rem over (lives im
m ediate results, in laxative. P aralyzes
and removes the worms, im proves li
gestion nnd general health of rhild.
Continue giving Kiektipoo Worm Killer
untili ull signs of worms are gone. .’Hr
nt your Druggist.
Fresh Meats
G o o d M e a ts
At Prices that are right
People’s Meat Market
CULVER BROS. : : Prop..
P bona 16
Free D elivery a t AU Tim es of the D ay
Muberribers o f The Menti nel shou ld
inforni u h prnmptly wrhi n t h r y ehunge
their poatoffice t ildress, giving botti old
and new nddrcsscs. Do this and you will
not miss u copy.
An ad ,n Illese collimila will acll any
th in g from a nccdlc to nn nnchor.
What do you watit to se lli
O rrfiC i^ s
e
A PO O RL Y F E D H O R S E
reflects disc re d it on ita owner, but th*
ow ner gets the worst of the deal b e ­
cause economy in fee ding the norso
a f f e c ts ita w orking ca pac ity as well ns
its nppenrnuce. I f y our horse kicks on
his feed you can correct it by bu y in g
your feed here, an you get the best
quality for the least outlay. Fnrincrs,
co ntra ctors and horse ow ners generally
know t h a t our feed is alw ays up to the
sta n d ard .
STERLING FEED CO.
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