Cottage Grove sentinel., March 22, 1916, Image 2

they are heated through.
They one
then 1 m » enaily split aud the atone« re­
moved.
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Worth Careful Thought
•
Royal Baking Pow der is made from
cream o f tartar, derived from grapes, and
adds to the food only wholesome qualities.
■
Other Daking powders contain alum or
phosphate, both o f mineral origin, and
used as substitutes for cream o f tartar
because o f their cheapness.
TESTED
R O Y A L B A K I N G P O W D E R CO.
N e w York
A successful private dance was given | afternoon was spent with the usual
tu Moose hall ihursduy evening by a' fancy work.
A dainty luncheon was
committee of woweu composed of Mrs. served. Miss Della Atkinson and Mrs.
u. O. Knowles, Airs. Will Hall, Mrs. Nelson Durham were guests. The next
\ an Allison, Mrs. Elbert Bede, Miss meeting will be with Airs. Leon Des
Eunice YauDeuburg and Miss Belle Larzes.
Burkholder. About 40 couples enjoyed i
themselves from S to 12. Punch was,
A business meeting of the Social
serv ed.
Twelve club was held Thursday with
Airs. Clara Burkholder. The table was
Mrs. Wm. Hall and Mrs. E. A. lilea- decorated in green and the favors also
son entertained very pleasantly Priday were green. The following officers
and Saturday. Contests were the di­ were elected: President, Mrs. Minnie
version for the first day. Mrs. Kizar Aliller; * c e president, Airs. A. L. Mon­
won the prize, a potted plant, for the roe; secretary, Airs. Clara Burkholder.
greatest proficiency in the art gallery-
contest. There were also a Pat con­
The Emanon club met Thursday with
test and a green contest. Cards were Mrs. Chas. Beidler. The afternoon was
the diversion for the second day, Mrs. a happy and busy one. Delicious re­
Prost winning high honors. The Hall freshments were serveif in two courses.
home was prettily decorated in green Airs. Roy Short, Mrs. Mary Smith aud
aud yellow, shamrocks predominating. her mother, Airs. Alfred Powell and
Dainty two-course luncheons w e r e Airs. Bert Trask were guests.
served.
The Constellation club meets Thurs­
F A D S A N D F A N C IE S
day with Mrs. Herbert Eakin.
Mrs.
Henry Veatch and Mrs. Herbert Eakin
Condensed milk is cheaper and as
are the hostesses.
good as fresh milk for the making of
cocoa, puddings and ice cream.
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In an item concerning hostesses at the
Constellation club in last w eek’s issue,
A small piece o f camphor in the
it was stated that Mrs. H. A. Miller, water in which cut flowers are put will
Mrs. K. K. Mills and Mrs. T. C. Wheeler make them last mueh longer.
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were hostesses. The Sentinel is in­
formed by one o f the other women
I f stockings are turned inside out
named as one of the hostesses that Mrs. when they are put with the general
Wheeler alone was the hostess and that laundry they will not be linty.
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Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Mills were assist­
ants.
The efficient housekeeper knows that
sharp knives save time, patience and
The M. P. G. club met yesterday a f­ give better results than dull ones.
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ternoon with Mrs. Chas. Beals and the
When iodine is spilled on the sheets
or clothing, simply soak the article in
water for twenty-four hours.
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A delicious drink for hot weather is
made by squeezing the juice o f two
Special* for Thi* Week Only.
lima« into one bottle o f ginger ale.
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Short s Grocery
To prevent milk from curdling when
Flour, hard wheat, Bear Brand
a t ...................................... $1.25 used in tomatoes, mix a little bicar
bonate of soda before mixing the two.
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A slice o f potato is an excellent thing
Dried apples or prunes 14 lhs. to clean white oilcloth which has be­
for .................................... $1.00 come disfigured by hot cooking uten­
$1.50 stock or poultry powder
a t .......................................$1.00
15 lbs. onion sets for ..........$1.00
These prices for this week only.
W e will deliver orders of $5.00
or more into the country if you
live on good roads.
ROY E. SHORT
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RECIPES.
nil seepage over to the l.ayng creek
w a ter a tied.
Vuur committee fomiti that about 70
long!ha of wooden pipe belonging to
the city in being used by the il. N. Log
ging t o. to ussist in carrying water into
the camp for use of the cnrnp. While
the pipe Inis not been greatly injured,
nor the city suffered any great loss
from its use by the logging company,
we would suggest that ns a mutter
of business the eity council should
either arrange for use of the pipe by
the logging com puny, or require pay­
ment for sume.
We were informed
that payment was offered by the log
ging company at the time the pipe was
put into use. This pipe will lie needed
for the improvement suggested in the
enrly part of this report.
Respect fully submitted :
( ’ . M. SB INN,
A. J. ARMSTRONG,
R. H. THANK,
E L B E R T BEDE.
Com mitte*.
MAYORS UNITE FOR
NATIONAL DEFENSE
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25 bars S w ift’s s o a p ...........$1.00
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•
There is economy in -stocking the
pantry with groceries that
can be
bought when the stores advertise a few
cents ’ redaction.
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I f the wire mattress becomes rusty,
try rubbing it with paraffine; then dry
thoroughly and give both sides a coat
of black lacquer.
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I f a layer of sawdust is placed on the
floor before laying the oilcloth, it will
make a much softer tread and increase
the life of the cloth.
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Raisins will stone much more easily
i f they are placed in the oven until
^ -T T R O S E B U R G N E W S : SOME PE O PLE WHO
11 are in buHiness in certain cities, and Rose-bur k
^
11 is one of them, think that their daily and week-
I ly papers should do all the boosting for the city,
and incidentally the business of these persons
also, wholly at their own expense, as a glimpse of the
advertising columns of any of the papers w ill show.
Every time an article boosting your city appears in
the paper of your home community, Mr. Business Man
who doesn’t advertise, it helps your business, and you
do not reciprocate. No respectable publisher will ask
you to, insert you advertisement out of sympathy to
fill space, for he is candid in the belief that a judi­
cious use o f his columns will result in actual benefit
many times in excess of the nominal cost. The issue
of the paper y u are now reading enters nearly one
thousand homes within an hour distant from your
place of business, surely in all these, some one w ill
he found who is scarcely aware of your existence and
your name. Your wares and your prices constantly
before their eyes will soon bring them into connec­
tion with them. Try it for a while.
The Old Reliable
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
Southern Pacific Issues Walimi Book.
The Southern Pacific Ima receutly la-
suol u hiiiiilsooiely illustrateti Imok,
“ Oregon Wulnutu. “ The le*t wna writ-
leu liy C. 1. Lewis, t-hief of diviaion
of hort ¡culture, Oregon A g riculturaF
collegi-
The cover show a a collo- toni
of Oregon wnlnuts in naturai colora.
The interior pirtiires are tuken from
vnriona wnlnut orrbnrda throughoot
western Oregon, ami show, in nddiliou
to generai vi'-ws, terhnical illuatrntiona
of grufting, pruning, building, etr.
Copies of thia book cali be obtainol
from Southern Pacific iigcnts, or hy
utldrcsaiug .Intuì M Scott, generai pus
senger agent, Pori lumi, Oregon.
The committee’a report only refers to
conditions at the time of its visit and
doea not refer to muddy water previ
oiisiy caused by snow or ruins or by use
of water from the west side reservoir.
Regarding the possibility of the mix
St. I^outa, Mo.— A permanent organi­
zation of American mayors to promote ing of Luyng creek water at the old
intake, E. N. Holdermnn, forest ranger,
the cause of national defense was ef
fei-ted here at u meeting of mayors told the members of the committee
that at the time a part of the pipe
A Seni ¡nel wunt ad. tnny «eli some
[Every religious organization is in­ and their representatives from 80 line hnd been taken out by high water,
thing
you are throwing tiwny.
vited to use this column for announce­ large cities.
und when the I’ rnther creek supply was
The
organization
is
to
tie
known
as
ment of its service* and other news.
shut out o f the pipe, not a drop of
BICYCLE REPA1RINO.
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Contributors are requested to omit ex­ the National IW ense conference of water w h s coming through the pipe,
SOLDERIN G O r A L L K IN D S
hortations and other editorial matter, mayors Mayor Kiel, of St. Louis, who thus indicating positively
that
no
and to make the announcement of ser­ presided, appointed a committee on l.-yng creek water was getting into
vices. as concise as possible.
Social resolutlona of 11 men
the pipe. As this wus not a finding C*n sllcw y ( hi murr f*»r ytnir oM w l w l un a nmw
1 his commit
functions, etc., and news outside of the tee Is to report Saturday afternoon.
of the committee, it wns not inrluded f i i s r i t i t i n l » lir r l, tiis n •!>>«*»•• iti ih r rm in ty
weekly announcement may be elaborat­
Furniture Repairing a Specialty.
The conference at Its final business in the report, but was referred to by
Italiy r t u iA g M r.-|*nrsil. iir*-« im ititi S t l i « » r l i i t i
ed upon.]
Committeeman
Armstrong
at
the
rom
sessions adopted rusolullous declaring
tfu *rant"«'il
W ill i-sll ami .Is llw r «n y Work
mereiai club meeting.
BICYCLKH BONI liti EH. ETC
PIIONK s* Y
for
universal
military
training,
for
a
C H R I S T I A N CHURCH
The statement was made by á'ounril
scHEKKr
nuit.
p in i ;
navy that will muke thia country the
T. B. AleDonnld, Pastor.
man Wheeler nt the commercial club
first naval power in the world, for meeting, following the committee's re j
Friday evening, choir practice.
A N I D E A L STRIN O I . A X A T I V E
Sunday, Bible School at 9:45 a. n. the locating of arsenals aud munitions port, that the I'. S. Logging Co. wnsj
A gootl unti lime trini remetly ia Dr.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7:30 p. in. plants at places distant from either using the c i t y ’s pipe bv permission of
K i n g ’a New Life Pilla. The first dose
C. E. 6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting coast aud from the Mexican or <‘a the water commissioner.
will
move thè aluggiah bowrls, allumiate
Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
The committee wns given further
Haitian borders, for the moblllzatlou of
Ladies’ Aid meeting each Wednesday physical resources of (he country, for time to examine into conditions ut tin- thè livt-r itntl cb-ar thè system of waat*
and bltmtl impuritiea. You owe it lo
afternoon.
the standardization of all materials west side reservoir, w here the city 'a yourself tu rlt-nr thè system of body
T. B. AlcDonald will clos« his very
water has come from when the other
used in war, for the organization of
pleasant - relations with the church as
system hits been out of commission. It poisons, arrumiilntol during thè winter.
transportation
service for use.
its minister next Sunday.
is understood that this water is always Dr. K in g ’a New l.ife Pilla will ilo it.
The resolutions urge that congress
25t- at your Druggist.
He has been with the church for six­
muddy.
teen and one-half months. He leaves pass laws making the principles set
on the most cordial terms to take up forth In the resolution effective.
the work at Heppner, Oregon, hoping
that the higher altitude aud drier cli­
ZEPPELINS RAID ENGLAND Paper Houses Withdraw All Price Lists
mate will be beneficial to his health.
He takes this opportunity to express
for Their Own Protection.
T h r e e M e n , F o u r W o m e n a nd F iv e
Cottage Orove Transfer
to the community in generul his thanks
C h il d r e n L i s t e d as Dead.
for the unfailing courtesy he has re­
As n result of the war, it may soon
London.— Tw elve persons were kill­ be impossible to get rolored pnprr for
ceived at the hands o f its people.
The C. E. society at the Christian ed and 33 Injured in Sunday night's use in printing and prima 'in ail kind«
church is making splendid progress un­ Zeppelin raid. Three Zeppelins took of printing will have to advanre as
der the efficient direction of
Mis^. part in the attack. This Information the result of rontinued ad v a n e e s in the
Plano Moving
Ware o f Eugene.
prires of |>a|M-r good* and ink. Advances
was given out officially.
Auto
Dray
For Quick D#llv#ry
have been regular and dralera in pnper
The statement says:
P R E 8 B Y T E R I A N CHURCH
have
now
withdrawn
all
price
lists.
O F F IC E : Elite Confectionery
"T h e number of Zeppelins which
D. A. McLeod, Pastor. Phone 132R
Type inetal is alinoat double its price
took
part
In
the
raid
Is
now
believed
Phone 72
Bible School at 10 a. m. Morning
at the lieginning of the war, due to
worship at 11 a. m. Junior Chriatian to have been three.
shortage of antimony nnd other metals.
" A fte r crossing the coast, the air
Endeavor at 3 p. m. Evening worship
W ATCH C H IL D FOR WORMS
Other lines, notably drugs, have been
ships took various courses, and from similarly affected nnd price# have ad
at 7:30 p. m.
Worms sap rhilil s strength, rob rhiM
Service 11 ar m., “ Desertion.” Sub­ the devious nature of their flight ap vnneed.
of food nnd make child feel fretful,
ject fo r 't h e evening, “ Indifference.” parently were uncertain aa to their
irritated, nervous. Watch stool and at
Service 11a. m., subject, “ The Christ bearings. The area visited Included
first sign or suspirion of worms give
Start something with a want ad.
Alanifestation.”
Subject for the eve­ Yorkshire. Lincolnshire. Rutland, Hun­
one half to one lozenge Kiekapoo Worm
ning, “ A Vital question.”
Killer, a candy worm remover, (lives im­
tington, Cambridgeshire, Norfolk, Es­
$100
R
ew
a
rd
,
$100
mediate
results, is laxative. Paralyzes
sex and Kent.
T h e re ad er s o f
tins
will
be and removes the worms, improve# li-
M E T H O D IS T EPISCOPAL.
pleased to learn that th ere I» at least one
"A
s
far
as
is
known,
about
40
bombs
Horace N. Aldrich, Pastor.
d re ade d disiale- Hint s elen e* has lieen gestion and general health o f child,
able lo cure In « I I lls slagi-a, and that I»
Sunday School every Sunday at 9:45 were dropped altogether. The casual
('•infiline giving Kiekapoo Worm Killer
Catarrh
. Mull's C a ta r r h Cu re I» the only
a. m. Service with sermon, 11 a. m. ties, so far as ascertained, amount to:
positive c u r * n ow known lo the madleal untili all sign* of worms are gone. .’Se
fr atern it y. C a ta r r h b ein g n constitutional
"Killed, three men, four women, five
and 7:30 p. m.
disease, re quires a constitutional t r e a t ­ at your Druggist.
children; injured, 33.”
Junior League 3:00 p. m.
ment. H a l l ' s C a t a r r i' Cu re la taken In
ternally , a c t in g d ir e c tly upon the blood
Epworth League 6:30 p. m.
M . F. O A K E S
PRINTING PRICES ADVANCE
L. L. Harrel
Draying of all Kinds
B A P T IS T
Rev. C. C. Van Gorkum, Pastor.
Sunday School, 10 a. m. Preaching,
11. a. m! and 7:30 p. m. Y. P. 8., 6:30
p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday, 7:30
p. m.
FR E E M E T H O D IS T
Rhoda Burnett, Pastor.
Sunday School 10 a. m.
Preaching service 11 a. m., followed
by class meeting.
Services Sunday evening at 7:30.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:30.
L a F o lle t t e 's N a m e F ile d in W i s c o n a i n
Madison, Wla.— Petitions for plac­
ing the name of Senator R. M. La Fol­
lette on the official ballot as a candi­
date for the republican nomination for
president and for placing the names
of 26 La Follette candidates for dele­
gates to the republican national con­
vention were filed In the office of the
secretary of state.
P r o h i b i t i o n B i ll P a s s e d in V i r g in ia .
Richmond, Va.— The lower branch
of the Virginia assembly passed the
state wide prohibition bill, 86 to 6. Thp
S E V E N T H D A Y A D V E N T IS T
bill had passed the senate. One quart
Prayer meeting on Wednesday even­
of whiskey a month a person Is the
ing at 7:30.
Young Peoples ’ Missionary Volunteer limit placed by the bill on Import#
tlons of Intoxicants from other states.
Society, Friday evening at 7:30.
Sabbath School each Sabbath at 1:30
T H E M A R K E T8
p. m. Services following.
Portla n d.
C H R I S T I A N SCIENCE.
The Christian Science church holds
service in their chapel, 242 Second St.,
every Sunday at 11 a. m. and every
Wedesday evening at 7:30 All are
welcome. Sunday School at 10 a. m.
and each Wednesday from 1:30 to 4:30
the circulating library is open to the
public.
J)
that high interest oftiiues menus
low security f Everyday event»
seem to prove it.
I f you cun be content with nor-
mul interest nud want to lie ab­
solutely sure of your principal,
then this strong Nntiiitial Bank
I iiin much to offer.
A savings account cun be opened
here with one dullur or more, on
which wc will pay you a fair iu
tereat. Peace of mind la worth
something.
Think it over and consult u*.
(('outmued from first page.)
Unleavened Bread, or Mataas— Prom
Photo by Am er ic an Pre
Association.
the earliest bible times to the present,
H e n ry M orgenthau. Am e rican Am
the Hebrew people have observed the
baaaador to T u r k e y , w h o hat re tu rn e d
feast of the Passover by eating unleav­
ened bread. This bread is a hard crack­ hom e fo r a vlait.
er made from unfermented dough. The
process of making is very simple. Mix
flour and water to a very s tiff dough.
Roll this into a thin sheet, cut iuto
round or square pieces and bake in a
hot oven.
iir ip iy
3 gal. pie fruit ...................$1.00 sils.
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Rock Cake — Rub three cupfuls of
sifted flour with three ouucea of but
ter. Add a quarter of a cupful of grnnu
luted sugar, three ounces o f currants,
an ounce of candied peel, rut in shreds,
two tcaapoonfuls of baking powder, a
beaten egg, some grated nutmeg aud
milk, enough to make a s tiff dough. Put
on a greased tin in rough little piles,
12 or 15 of them. Bake for 25 minutes.
N ever sacrifice quality and healthful­
ness for low price.
Beans, 20 lbs. brown beans $1.00
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To chain marble take a large lump
of whiting and moiaten it with water
in which has been diaaolved a piece of
washing aoda. l*ut some of thia whit­
ing on a flannel nud rub the marble
well, leaving the whiting on for aome
hours,. Waah o f f with soap and water,
dry well and polish with a aoft duster.
or phosphate ?
0
NOT IN CITY
WATER
When you have a ooik that is too
large for the mouth of a bottle iu
which you want to put it, boil tha cork
for five minute«. Then you can aqueeue
it into the mouth of the bottle without
difficulty.
D o you read the label to know whether
your baking powder is made from cream
o f tartar or, on the other hand, from alum
IS IT TRUE?
1
HENRY MORGENTHAU
and miicoua surface« ,,f tin- sysi.-rn. t h e r e ­
b y d e s tro y in g the fou n da tio n o f the dl*
ease, and g i v i n g the patie nt stre n gt h bv
building up the con stitution and asslailng
nature In d oin g lls wo rk Tin- pro pr ie tor*
h a v e so much faith In lls r u r a l l y p o w ­
ers that th ey o ff e r O n e Hu ndre d Dollura
f o r an y case that It fa ll s In cure. Hcnd
f o r list o f testim onials
Ad dre ss r J C I I K N K T *
Hold by sl l Ir ruggl eis. 76c
T .k e
11*11 * F a m i l y
C O . To led o. O
1-Ills 1 o r e o n n l l p a t l o l k
Fresh Meats
Good Meats
At Prices that are right
Why Use Muddy Water?
People’s Meat Market -
Get a well drilled!
We are here for a short time only
with our drilling marhine. We guar­ C U L V E R
antee to shut out all surfae»* water.
(
SPEAR A CRUSON
Phone 146J
mch22aprl2
SPRIGGS
BROTHERS
B LA C K SM IT H S
Wheat— Club, 93c; bluestem, $1.02;
red Ruaalan, 93c; forty fold, 94c; red
fife. 93c.
Hay— Eastern
Oregon
timothy,
(19.60; alfalfa. (20.
Butter— Creamery, 31c.
Egg#— Ranch. 20.
Wool— Eastern Oregon, 30c; valley,
A PO S TO LIC F A I T H MISSION.
28 c.
Fred Honshuh, Pastor.
Hop#-—1916 crop, 10^ 13c per lb.
Service# every Wednesday evening at
—
Mission Hall, opposite depot. Every­
Seattle.
body invited to attend these meetings.
Wheat— Bluestem. (1.03; club, 96c;
No collections taken.
red Russian, 95c; forty-fold, 96c; fife,
96c.
Chautauqua Meeting.
A meeting has been called at the
Barley— (29 per ton.
commercial club rooms next Wednesday
Hay—Timothy, (19 per ton; alfalfa,
night for the organization of a chau (20 per ton.
tauqua association. Word has been re­
Butter— Creamery, 31c.
ceived that the dates have been defi­
Egga— 21c.
nitely set fo r June 8 to 13.
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R E P A IR IN G OF A L L K IN D S
IR O N OR W O O D .
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First ( ' I hhh Work Guarantee d.
Sixth and Washington
Phone 40
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