Sabbath school at 11 a. ni.
vited to these services.
All are in
A m-onus—
First |l.00; second 50v; third 25c.
Ducks
I’ rvttlest boy baby «iver one year and
untler two—
First $1.50; second ♦LOO.
Prettiest baby girl one year and under
First ♦1.50; MMond ♦1.00.
Prettiest boy baby one year und under
First ♦1.50; second ♦LOO.
Presbyterian Church D. A. MacLeod, Best white duck»—
pastor; phone LI7K. Bible school at 10
First ♦1.00; second 60e; third 25«'.
a. in. Morning worship ut l i a . ui. Juu Best Didiiiu Kutiucr ducks—
ior Christiuu Endeavor at J p. m. Eve
First ♦ 1.00; second 50e; third 25c.
ning worship ut 7:30 p in.
Poultry Exhibit for Adults
• • •
*+ C
An entry fee will be charged as fol LAND OFFICE ANSWERS QUERIES
Christian Science Services in the lows;
chapel ut 212 Second street each Sun Single bird................. ......... .............. 15 «. So Many Questi.uns Asked. Circular Is
—Thru the Inland Einnire
day at 11 a. ui. Regular testimonisi Trio ...................................................... 40c
Issued to Auswer Them.
—Grand Canyon of Colum
meeting
each
Wednesday
ut
7:Ji)
p
in.
If you know a society item and
KINKS IN THE KITCHEN
Pen
ItOc
bia
The
building
is
opcu
fur
the
use
of
the
do not iuforui the newspaper, it s
So much interest is manifested in th
All entry money will be paid back ill
—American Wonderland»,
circulating librury euch WuJnesdcy premiums, all entry money on any breed approaching opening of the Oregon (
your owu fault if it is not printed
—Glacier and Ycllow»tone
The protein foods fouud in eggs, meat, from 1:30 to 1:30 p. in All uro cordial to go for premiums on that breed. Pre I uli forti in laud grunt binds to settle
Park»
fish, cheese, etc., are the oues moat Iv invited to the services, us well as to „ ,¡um« will be announced us soon a» en | ,,,**|»t. and so many questions are asked
Round
trip» nt low fare» daily
make
use
of
I
he
literature.
often poorly cooked. Take the egg as
| flint thè Filiteli States lami office
try money is in.
• • •
until Hepteiuber 30 i la The North
Itoseli il rg bus isnticd thè fttllowing cir
Eva Richmond entertained Thursday an example. Break it into a saucepan
No rabbits accepted.
Batik Rond. Htopover where yon
Catholic Church Father Moran, pas
l’ ular Ictler:
evening at 5:00 o'clock for Miss l.eah and heat it over the fire, slowly. The
FANCY WORK AND TLOWERS
like.
A lisi of Illese Inmls bv townsliip limi
Perkins. Guests were Misses Jessie Mc egg begins to thieken and forms a soft, tor. Muss every Siniduy at S aud 10:30
Towels
! riiuge in thè soventi countliM witliin thè
Cord, Leah Perkins, Belle Burkholder, jelly like uihss . N ow if more and more a. m. Scrmou at 10:30 a. m.
Embroidery—
• • •
Kosebiirg lami district, w ili Ite mailed
Lulu Currin, Fern Holcomb, and Mrs. heat be added aud the egg allowed to
North Brak Rail and 26 Hours Sail
First 50c; second 25e,
Methodist Episcopal Church— Horace
to imy «me reqiiest.ing sneh list for all)
Burkholder.
A light luncheou was boil, the substance not only thickens,
t
rochet—
N.
Aldrich,
pastor.
Sunday
school
every
I
|>ilr1
11
-ilIar
coiuitv,
or
thè
lists
l'or
Ilo
but hardens and toughens. As this pro
Oft til«* HÍ»Í|»H »»f «I«’ l l l * « ' fMTVÍl'1*,
served.
First 50e; second 25e,
^
tein grows hard and tough its digesti Suiuluy at 0:15 a. ui. Service with ser
len i...... IIntrisi will lo- m i it dealred.
N H. N o r t l u r i i J'ntfifir i»nil Ur«*ut
Sofa Pillows
bility decreases and its suitability as mon at 11a. ui. and 7:30 p. in. Juuior
Itiiscd oli thè list of Inmls giteli in
Leona Society.
Northern, f*»r
III - ilei-ree of thè court, thè ttpproxinulte
food is impaired. This will argue against League at 3 p m. Epwortb League at Embroidery—
(Special to The Sentinel.)
First 50c; second 25c.
-irreagì- of iilisnld railroiid Inmls in thè
Aug. 7.— Mr. and Mrs. Brown enter the practice of frying eggs. The fat in t!:30 p. m.
SAN FRANCISCO k V ko “ $32.00
Outline—
netterai sonatine aff Ibis diatriet, ,i thè
tained with a dance and card party Sat which eggs are fried is smoking hot,
frían tiny Oreg«m Electric lly.
First 50c; sis-ond 25c.
lime thè sili! wns iustituted, wns as fol
Baptist Church C. C. Vau Oorkum,
urday night. A luncheon was served at which means a temperature of ;tll> de
point.
Crochet—
|
lo
»s;
grees,
F.,
or
nearly
100
degrees
above
pastor. Sunday school 10 a. m. Preach
12 o'clock. Those present were: Mr.
Ticket Inelude» meáis mui brrth.
First 50c second 25c.
Lincoln, 1,011); llc’itou, 27,71(1; Limi
and Mrs. Purdin, Mr. and Mrs. James the temperature o f boiling water. Pro ¡tig 11 a. in iiud 7:30 p. m. B. Y. P. U.
Tliis rnute »uve» time and mouey
II.(¡-il; Lane. 300,110; Douglas, I'.ll7, aio
Lunch Cloth and Center Piece
Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mr tein subjected to this temperature is 0:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Thursday at
and i» n deliglitful trip.
Embroidery —
lOaaa, 100,070; Curri-, 0,400; Jenephiat
Had Mrs. John Tucker, Mr. and Mrs hardeued ami toughened to a degree to 7:30 p. ui.
172,-MIO; Jackson, -111,500; K In imi t li
First 50c; second 25«’ .
Frank Warren, Miss Florence Purdin tally unfitted for food, especially for
Eggs should be
13,110. Total, 1,01)0,3211.
Crochet—
Mrs. \V. C. Wilkins, Miss Gladys Pur growing children.
In mblitioii lo tlic alalie Inmls therc
First 50c; second 25c.
din. Miss Warren, Oscar Warren, Fred cooked below the boiling point. Distend
are other railrond Inmls in seiernl ol
Hand Made Rugs—
.f
Kinsland, Thos. Ritchersou. Jim Han of boiling the egg three minutes to ob
Hepteiuber 24 t» Octolicr H
Jth.....illllties lltlllleil, liuti ut thè lime thr
First ♦1.00; second 50c.
nah, Mr. Ewing, Jesse Pitcher, Kaleigh tain the soft-cooked egg, one should
from Middle West to Willamette
Following is a complete list o f the I.adi«*s’ Gowns -
drop the egg in boiling water, turn o ff
J'
siiit waa laatituted arar# naearveyed
Donie.
V nlley.
the heat or push the pan to the back of premiums to be awarded at the Grange
First 50c; second 25c.
laad heaee aat Kacladed la tlo- list given
♦ ♦ ♦
I »ell prepaid ticket«.
the stove and allow the egg to remain fair to be held in Cottage Grove Sep
Ila thè sint. Imi coitiiag ne well undei ilo
Lorane Society.
Uand Bags
dee ree.
teuiber 11, 15 and Hi:
Mrs. R. White eutertained the ladies' in the water seven minutes.
11. R. KN1UIIT, AGENT
(’ rochet—
When cheese is exposed to high tern
This office lina no mnp for distribii
¿id last Wednesday, assisted by Miss
Engem* Or«*.
First 50c; second 25c.
FARM PRODUCE
lio.ii, but ii 1 11 furaleh towashlp piate
Eva Wentworth, o f California. The perature it becomes tough and caseous.
nug|0»ep3tl
Tatting—
■ Ioni mg locai imi o f all i acant lami noi
house was decorated with sweet peas, Welsh rarebit made where the cheese is Squash —
First 50«; s«*cond 25c.
First ♦LOO; second 75«»; third 50e.
unsol,| land al fi.OH per (,,» n-lnp
In
terns anil pretty vines, fresh from the allowed to boil and become stringy, is
Pillow
Slips
Iarder!ag
towashlp
piata,
both
tlo-
raags
tall woods. The following was road by not digestible food, and has been the Pum pkiu—
C ro ch e t-
Will Macatliun Ruoti Out o f Junctlon
First ♦ 1.00; second 75c; third 50c.
means o f giving cheese the name of be
Mrs. Lilly Crowe:
laad towashlp atMaber arasi ha gtvea.
First 50c; second 25c,
A utile timi a half of roarndnui «ili
This office ts not ut preseul in n po
¿V— Stands for Addie, our Darling pres ing distinctly indigestible. However, Cabbage—
Embroidery—
I
h - laid ut once by thè Lune county
First
♦LOO;
second
75c;
thir«l
50«\
I <111011 tu gii,- adì lei as to tlo- cliaracter
ident, who was a former Milwaukee where cheese is cooked at a low tern
First 50c; second 25c.
court on the l’acific liigli ii ity b-uding
perature, it is a suitable substitute for Table Berts, half ilozi'n—
of I III- laad ili ani locali! i, asd c a a not
resident.
owurd Ktigi-uc front Junctlon City, ut a
Yokes
First
♦L00;
second
50c.
meat,
and
can
be
eaten
by
young
chil
attempi
tu
mliise
iiiiviuii-
in
Ibi-,
rcganl
B—Stands for Bailey, the next on the
co»t of npprtix¡miitcly ♦5ooo, acrordiug
Crochet—
Mangel
Beets,
half
dozen
—
The art o f congress npproved .lune !•
list; ever ready is she in church dren.
lo nnnouncement of tlo- im-mbcr» of thè
First 50c; secuud 25c.
First ♦LUO; second 50c.
Other examples along this line could
IODI, which re vesta t iti«* tu tinse un
work to assist.
court
ycstcrdiiy.
T
a
ttin
g
-
Carrots,
half
dozen—
I ■<"lil rsttrosd Inmls in tlo- Pnited Stille«
C—Stands for Crows, o f very good in be given, but all prove the principle
Thi» I» ime of the «tretche» of rond
First 50c; »ccoiid 25c.
First ♦1.00; second 50c.
| proi nidi flint ilo- Inmls aliali tirsi lo-
tention, but who are too numerous that protein foods are most effectively
Quilts
utilized by the body when tender and Turnips, half dozen—
i lassi font in thè fiebl a»; (1) power improii-mcnt held in nbeynncc by thè
for special mention.
First ♦l.OO; second 50c.
S ilk -
| site lamia; (2) ti III ber lamia; i l i agli court Ulltil thr' »ottlemcnt of tlic lux
D—Stands for Davis, Elma and Gladys, delicate. This means that they must
sili! iliNtltutcd by the city of Eugcnc,
Rutabagas,
half
dozen—.
First
50c;
second
25c.
be
cooked
below
the
boiling
|K>iut.
i-iiltiirul lumia. Power site Inmls ufi
too; Gladys sings in the choir and
ami w hich it n» icccntly decolcd in fa
First
♦
1
.
00
;
second
50c.
Cotton—
J»ilhlii-lil from entry suhject to preseli!
Elma in the pew.
Parsnips, half dozen—
First 50c; second 25c.
laad future b-gistation ; tnnln-r lami« uri m r o f thè county, rch-miug ♦32,000
E—Stands for Edith; her name we can't
First ♦l.OO; second 50c.
siich lami« liniing .'lui).limi or more feci road money for immediate u»e.
Worsted—
omit; she ought to join the ladies'
Onions,
Yellow
Danvers,
bulf
dozen
—
First
50«-;
second
25c.
of
timher to thè 40 acre «ubiliVision^ ng
uid and with the nobles sit.
TESTED RECIPES
REAL ESTATE TRANHI'ERH
First ♦LOO; second 50c.
Dresser Sets—
riculturel landa include all Inmls not
F—Stands for Foster, who is our wor
Onions, Red Danvers, half dozen—
First 50c; second 25c.
lassified as power »¡te ami tiniher. Ag
thy scribe; she wears a green silk
E. I. Mct'onl et iix to W. A. Wltch
First 11.00; second 50c.
rii-iiltiiral ami t imber lami« uri* auhjeet
hat and a ditto hat to jibe.
Baby Bonnets
Cheap White Cake— Whites o f four
er:
2 acre» in »«-c. 15 tp. 20 N li 3 W.
Tomatoes,
plate
of
hot
house—
to miiieriil i-xpbiilntion ami entry under
G—Stands for George, Mrs. B ailey’s eggs, one-half cup butter, one cup sugar,
Tatting—
First ♦LOO; secoml 50c.
existing minerai lami lati«, except timi ♦50.
baby boy; he is a sweetheart, his two cups pastry or cake flour, two round
First 50«; second 25c.
Itiifii» Dillnrd et nx to W. A. Witch
liti«* to thè timber therron mny m*t In
mama's greatest joy.
traspoonful* baking powder, one-half Tomatoes, field grown—
Crochet —
r:
truci in »a-c. 15 tp. 20 H IL 3 W
First ♦1.00; second 50c.
acquino! I»v minerai entry.
II— Stands for Horace, a gallant little cup water with juice o f one-half lemon
First 50c; aivimil 25c.
♦35.
The
lami«
«-lassified
as
agricultiirnl
beau; I guess i t ’s really so— Gladys in one cup water. Cream butter and Potatoes, white varieties, half peck —
Hcst display of pieces by individuals
lume» T. Staci- to J, II. Murici» et
First ♦l.OO; second 50c.
will beco ni e open to entry under thè
ought to know.
ugnr, then add water and flour alter
First ♦l.OO; second 75c; third 25c.
al: Gobi l.cnf iiiiiiing i-liiini f i.
generai
provisions
of
thè
homeatead
I—Stands for Ivins, delighted with nately (having sifted the baking pow Potatoes, red varieties, half peck —
Hand Made Luces
Mary A. Wahlen et lir to Fletcher
First ♦l.OO; second 50c.
law, with certain modificai ¡un« relative
their brand new girl; ditto grandma der in flour); lastly fold in the whites
First 75c; second 50c; third 25c.
'. Koglan.l et ux: Ir.u t in tp 20 H l(
to
cultivntion,
and
opened
to
entrv
in
— not a clam shell but a mother of " f eggs and flavor as desired. Bake in Pole Beans—
Relies and Curios—
W | IO,
First 75e; second 50c.
nceorilanre with thè art o f September
Pearl.
a slow oven and ice with white icing.
First 75«’ ; second 50c; third 25c.
Ralph A. Hnauer et al to Lane Co.:
*
*
*
Bush
Beans—
30, 191.3, which state« thnt ‘ ' The presi
J—Stands for Jackson, who once with
Cut F low ers-
rari in t'ednr l’ nrk finn.
First
75c;
second
50c.
dent
mny
proi
idi-
for
thè
opening
of
us did enroll; but by her absence
Vegetable Soup— Take four celeries,
First 75c; si’cond 50c; third 25c.
E M. Old» et Il x to John II ('lumi
landa hv settb-rnent in adì mire of entry,
we have an unwritten scroll.
four leeks, two turnips, a cabbage, two Largest anti best collection o f Hrptash— Plants—
>ers : W ’ •
- * j . HE) « are. 34 tp. 20 H. Il 4 W.
First ♦2.00; second ♦UK).
by
ilrawing,
or
hy
some
stirh
niellimi
as
K—Stands for kindness we all owe one onions, a few bones, pepper and salt,
First 75c; second 50c; third 25c.
♦ 10.
Largest
and
best
collection
of
Pump
he
mny
derm
adì
¡»alile,
”
under
»urli
another— lad}- aider, kindred, friend and five quarts of water. Boil for about
CANNED OOODS
Martha A. Mount to Warren Ni hol»
kins—
regulation» a» mny be promulgateli by
or brother.
three hours, keeping the vegetables al
All caiined goods must be in quurt thè »erretnry of thè interior wifhin thè t lix: tract» in »cc». K, t> and lì tp.
First ♦2.00; second ♦1.00.
L— 8tands for Lorane, which for beauty ways well covered with water. Take
l s i; : u
fio .
jars.
scope of thi» net. The opening of the
is known for miles upon miles, but up and rub the vegetables through a Largest and best collection of Mangel
Joseph Suina et IIX to Eudor-i Sani«
Largest and best collection Peaches—
Beets—
railrond
lami»
will
follow
»urne
»urti
not yet fully grown.
sieve or cloth and let them boil again
First ♦1.50; second ♦1.00; third 75c. generai pian a» given in »ahi art In ari N W '/» of NW'/| »ec. 17 H. R. 20 .3 W.;
First ♦2.(M); second ♦1.00.
M—Stands for Martha, the dearest for at least an hour. This is a Belgian
Largest ami Ix-st collection of Potatoes Larg«-st and best collection Cherries—
ilition to the uaual home»tead fre» and also tract adjoining ♦2(H).
name we know; if you don’t believe recipe and is remarkably good.
George L. ('urlili' et ut to J. Il
First ♦1.50; second ♦1.00; third 75c. rninmi»»l»n», 50 cent» per acre niu»t l>e
*
•
*
First ♦2.00; secoml ♦i.00.
it just ask J. H. Crowe.
Largest aud best collection Strawberries paid for thè land when entry i» allowisl, larnutte, lot » I), III, 15 nnd Id, »cc. K
X, O, P, Q, U and V rhyme quite well
Apple Junket— Make the junket ns Largest anil best collection of Shelled
First ||J|| sci-nml ♦ 1,00; third 75c. ami ♦2.00 per acre nt the tinte of muti
p. SI s. R. i w. 14M
Beans—
with X, Y, Z. (These letters I can’t usual. Peel and core three upples, cook
Largest
and
best
general
collection
of
J. \ , Lui gn u et ux to Cha». II. Hny-
First
♦2JK);
secoml
♦LOO.
ing
prmif.
Commutntion
proof
will
m.r
here omit, though 1 found no names them with a little water until they are
raniied fruit in quart jars—
apply to these land», nor will pntrnt Le b-r et ux: part of lots I, 2 nini .3, l,lk I,
to fit.)
smooth and without lumps, sweeten to
GRAIN AND CORN
rat add. to deorgetow n f I.
First ♦2.00; second ♦UK); third 75«', isnued until nitri man hit» resi,Ir.I npon
ft— Stands for Riggs, our pastor, gone taste, and add a little lemon juice nnd
Largest ami best general collection of ami rultivntrd the land for a pi-riml o f
Best
collection
sheaf grain—
to his home, his little flock left to grated rind. Beat up the whites o f two
Vegetables—
.
First ♦3.<M); second ♦2.00.
SAFEGUARD YOUR CHILD.
tbree yenra, proof of which must be
make their way alone.
eggs until they are stiff, then gradually
First ♦1.50; second 41.00;'third 50e. marie within five yeur» front date ri»
If your child is pule, dull, nt time»
S—Stands for Mrs. Sanderson and Mrs beat in two tablespoonfuls of granulated Best collection shelled grain—
Largest and best collection o f Sweet entry. The aren required for cultlvution flushed, irritable and fretful you
First ♦2.00; second ♦1.00.
Sparks, who are always as happy sugar. When the apple puma- is cold,
Piekles in quart jars—
Best
collection
of
grasses—
’ hall be »ttr-h a» to »ntisfy the ai-rrctnry »liouhl a11 1 - 11,1 to thi» condition nt once
as two larks.
mix the two together and beat until
First ♦1.50; second ♦l.OO; third 50c. of thè interior thnt thè entry wa» ma,li- an the chances tire your little one is
First ♦3JMI; secoml ♦'J.OO.
T—Stands for the trustees of the M. E thoroughly blended. When the apple
Best Collection Jellies, 12 varieties—
in good faith for the purpnae o f »etili suffering front worms. Kicknpo» Worm
church, you know—Nightingale, junket is quite firm spread the apple Best stalk Yellow Dent field corn—
First ♦1.50; second ♦l.OO; third 50«. inenf. Only persi,n« quali fu-,I tu enter Killer ¡» what you »liouhl get. This well
First ♦UK); secoml 5oe.
Bailey, Ivins, Sparks and Crowe
meringue over it and garnish with a few
Best half dozen ears Yellow Dent field Dried Fruit, 2',(, lbs. each variety—
land under the homeateud law mny en known remedy in lozenge form is plea»
W—Stands for Wentworth and neighbor preserved cherries.
First ♦1.50; second ♦UK); third 50c. ter thi» railrond land. Exception i» ant to take and expels the worm» nt
corn—
White: to speak their praises gives
Largest ami Ismt collection of Canned inaile of »ueh persona who are otherwlai once, the cause o f your child's suffer
First 75c; secoml 50c.
us delight.
Meat, different varieties—
Largest ami best collection Corn in ear
qua I i fini _ but who ha ve exerelsed thi-lr mg. Only 25c, nt all druggists.
First ♦2.00; second ♦1.50; third ♦1.00 homeatead riglit, and who »ince Derem
First ♦2.00; second ♦1.00.
AMONG THE CHURCHES
One pound best Dairy Blitter—
Best stalk white field corn—
ber I, 1913, hnvr resideil npon thè land
First 75c; secoml 50c; third 25c.
First ♦l.OO; second 50c.
To »neh persona preferenti’ right i» alai»
FADS AND FANCIES
Best half dozen ears white field corn —
I
given and »neh persona mny nino enter
PA8TRY
[Every religious organization is in
First 75c; second 50c.
subdivÌNÌon» having more thrin 300,000
1
loaf
Potato
Yeast
Bread—
vited to use this column for announce Best stalk sweet corn—
feet of timher, un which hi» ini proli
(Continued
on
uext
page)
Plain custard, cold, and poured over ment o f its aerviees and other news.
First ♦1.00; second 50c.
ini-nt» nre locateti.
First
50«;
second
25«.
three cupfuls o f sliced oranges makes Contributors are requested to omit ex Best half dozen ears sweet corn—
The work o f claM»ifiention o f these
1 loaf Salt Rising Bread—
a delicious summer pudding.
hortations and other editorial mutter,
BLACKSMITHS
First 75c; second 50c.
lami» in thè fieli! was hegun Angus! 1
• « •
First
50«;
second
25«.
and to make the announcement o f ser Best pop corn—
H)lfl,
in
Jackson
rimi
Josephine
countie».
1 loaf Brown Bread—
In the summer delightful informal vices as concise as possible. Social
First ♦l.OO; second 50c.
The claaaificntion will procrei) north,
First 50c; second 25«.
entertaining may be done wit’j the help functions, etc., and news outside of the
and will prohnhly be compieteli Nome
FRUIT
>f paper tcblecloths, dishes and nap weekly announcement may be elaborat
CAKE
timi* in 1 !• 17. While no definite infor
ed upon.J
kins.
Largest and best collection Apples—
matimi rnay Ire given tts to when nny of
Light Layer Cake—
» • •
*
*
*
First ♦2.00; second ♦UK).
these lands will be thrown open to en
■ First 75«; second 50«.
Mrs. Jury will lead the union young Largest and best collection Pears—
Good sandwiches can be made out of
fry, yet it is »tutoli on the nuthorìty of
Best Devil Food O ik«—
bread cut thin and buttered, and then people’s meeting at the Christian church
First ♦2.00; second ♦LOO.
those having ehnrge o f thè work of
First 75«; second 50«.
• pread with lettuce leaves and smear Sunday evening at (5:30. Subject, “ True Largest and best collection Peaches— Best Sponge Cuke—
clasNificntlon thnt ccrtnln »torli«-» of lami
e..se on the leaves.
Beauty and How to Get I t .’ ’ Text:
First ♦2JK); second ♦UK).
in Jackson or Josephine county mny be
First 75«; second 50«.
* # •
Proverbs 31:10-31.
Largest and best collection Plums and
opened for entry some lime the bitter
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PIES
All the left over vegetables, such as
Prunes—
pnrt of thi» ycar. At thi» tinte no more
The union services of the churches
(ring beans, peas, carrots, beets, etc.,
First ♦2.00; second ♦1.00.
Best Vinegar Pie—
definite informntion mny Ite given ont
will make a delicious luncheon salad. will be held at the Christian church Best plat*- (d) of Apples—
First 50«; »«•corn! 25«.
in regnril thercto.
They should be chilled and laid on salad next Sunday evening at 7:30. Rev. C.
First 50c; second 25c.
Best Cream Pie—
Van Gorkum will preach, his subject Best plate (0) of Pear»—
leaves with French dressing.
First 50«; second 25«.
A Hentinel wunt mi. will ardi it.
being “ The Double Man.’ ’ All are
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comi d u
First 50c; second 25c.
Best Mince Pi«!—
If n Hentinel wnnt ad. won ’t nell it,
to attend.
Best plate (10) of Plums—
First 50«; s«*«ond 25«.
To make carpets or matting look most cordially invited
throw it away.
mnylOtf REPAIRING OF ALL KINDS IN
• • •
First 50c; second 25c.
Best Apple Pie—
t
brighter, sprinkle them, when sweeping,
A Hentinel wnnt ad. will nell it.
Christian Church -Bible school at Best plate (10) o f Prunes—
First 50«; second 25«.
IRON OR WOOD.
v.ith corn meal moistened with kero
0:15
a.
m.
Morning
service
at
11
a.
in.
First
50c;
second
25c.
sene.
Premiums for School Children
K in d C I hhh W o rk (itiiiriiiiti'cil.
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Rev. J. Harmon, of Grunts Pass, will Best collection of Clrapc«—
Girls under 15
preach,
his
subject
being
“
The
Church
Sixth
nml W ashington
Phono 40
First
♦l.OO;
second
50c.
By pouring boiling water over the
Best half dosen jars canned fruit—
«ooking apples they are much easier to Divine.’ ’ In the evening Rev. Hurinon
Poultry Exhibit for School Children
First $1.50; second ♦UK).
peel. This is a considerable saving of will speak at the union services at the Barred Rocks, trio—
Jellies, 0 varieties—
Presbyterian
ehureb,
his
subjeet
being
I ine when there is a morning’s work
First, ♦UK); second 50c; third 25c.
First ♦1.50; second ♦LOO.
but, what is just us important, It
“ The Gospel of Today.’ ’ Mrs. Harmon
to be done.
Buff
Orpingtons, trio—
Boys under 15
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keep» the rdd ones interested. The
will sing at both the morning and eve
First ♦LOO; second 50c; third 25c.
Best piece of furniture—
Cottage Grove Hentinel covers the
When cutting new bread dip the knife ning services.
Rhode Island Reds, trio—
• • •
First $1.50; second ♦LOO.
territory in nnd about Cottage
in warm water. This will keep the
First ♦UK); second 50c; third 25c.
Best
agricultural exhibit—
Grove very thoroughly and it
bread from crumbling nnd will facili
Free Methodist Quarterly meeting Black Minorcas, trio—
First ♦1.50; second ♦LOO.
costs less to get results through
tate matters considerably.
services beginning Friday evening and
First ♦LOO; second 50c; third 25«.
Cush
prizes given for sports by chil
advertising in this newspaper
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continuing over Sunday. Rev. D. D. White Leghorns, trio—
dren each day, Friday and Hiiturdiiy.
than through any other method.
Dodge,
district
elder,
will
be
in
charge.
Cotton crepe is now being used for
First ♦UK); second 50c; third 25c.
There is no better advertising
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BABY SHOW
covers for summer pillows.
Brown Ughorns, trio—
than newspaper advertising.
If
Seventh day Adventist — Preaching
First ♦UK); second 50c; third 25c.
Baby Show will be on September 10
you tire not ml¿'ertming in the
Saturday, August 5, at 2:30 p. m. and S Buff Legnorns, trio—
Advertising paya—in The Sentinel.
at 2 o ’clock.
newspapers, you nre minsing nn
p. m. by C. N. Rittcnhousc, home mis
First ♦1.00; second 50c; third 25«.
Prettiest baby girl over one year nnd
W. G. PERRY, Prop.
opportunity to »ecttre nnd retain
Legal document covers for sale nt sionary secretary for the North Pacific Bantams—-
under two—
Phone 16
boaineae.
The Sentinel office.
mlOtf union conference. There will also be
First ♦l.OO; se«ond 50«; third 25«.
First ♦l.SO; second ♦LOO.
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