Cottage Grove sentinel., December 21, 1916, Image 2

Notice!
To
Ladies
W
«
75he
Saturday Only
imi green. Km'h guest n v i ’ìi ed » |>n‘M
•■ tit tumi (li«» tri'o Mini Mr». I' e WI ii ' i 'I
or. tlio proni■)•■ ut, presentad eneh nii'in
Ini with n Christina* Ini* cuiitnining
fruii euke. Mu. O. I N e h e l s nini Min.
Lydia Stuuffer wore ilio rsfreshnient
oiiuiniittoo. Tlio rofronhmont» «oro
oroiimoil potuto?*, folti tonano, hot Inni»,
jolly, uuufo pie, ctiffoo. Molli un che«*,
| io | i onrn bull», nougat nini nula l ini
tv In o iiientber* «oro prououl.
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l'Iio M. I*. 11. oluli bol.l ilu nummi
('brininiilii I roo Monda) ut tlio homo nf
Mr» Hot Simili. |{ef reshments «oro
toltoti. Min. Uni Short «un u guest
As a Christinas Gilt we offer \ou <1*0 QO
choice of our $4.75 Sweaters
These are regular $5.(X) Sweaters and
our very latest purchase, colors Green,
Red. Blue, all have the new Belt Collar.
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FADS AND FANCIES
In a camp which is itlwiiya occupied
by four and siuiictuni's by five nr all
then* is bound to be considerable meal
gelling with attendan t potato paring«,
b c n \ hulls, bean stlings alld pen pods,
not to mention matches and atruy pn
per», » Inch have to lie disposed ul some
how so the camp and it« am rounding»
in ii \ not lie n blot and ti luciince to the
landscape We always do up our rub
lush in newspaper biindlea, which every
other night go up in a huge mid pii-tur
eauue bonfire. To prevent setting trees
in grass afire we remit rue ted in a ilia
taut corner of our small acre nwav from
bushes, fenee mid trees likely to lake
fire a “ luiriiing g l i a l “ by bending it
two yard strip of cliieken wire ilacing
the edges together with stout vvirei into
a headless, boltoiuleaa “ b a r r e l “ which
we filed firmly two good inches deep,
in the sandy soil. Into this Imrrel we
thrust nil our rubbish bundles until they
eotild lie burned, which was then done
safely, cleanly mill smiitmily by jusi
applying ti iniitch mol letting the bree/e
tiuil tue I'nnlied flumes do the test.
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To heal dishes quirkly don't put them
into u hot oven, but let them lie for it
minute or two in hot water.
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EuUrpe&n Club Orguuize«
Tlio Kut«*i i ««* m il club, which oonw»»t*
of Mrs. ilcot^t* Kt*rr’* (»itiuu |uqol*
aliti Mi'*'« F*th«*r Silstiv’» voirr pupils,
held it n first ili* otiti)* at the homi* of
Mt*s Sil*l«\ Friday evt'iiing. After the
progni in the following offioon* wore
olo«*t«‘d: I hi lo Wyatt, president; Jessie
McCord, \ ice prosidonf, and Mabel
\ eat« h, secretary . The roniuinder of
tilt* i*vi*iiing was spent in progressivo
paint's. Light rof restituenti« wore nerved
There were thirty present. Following
is the program which was rendered:
Diano Si do, **Tho Dreamer ’ *— Myrtle
Sun foni.
Vocal Solot * * The Sunshine of Your
S iuile" Miss Martel.
Ciano Solo, ' ' T h e Doll's D r e a m '' —
Sarah Stewart.
Male l^uartet, “ Dt»wn by the Old Mill
1 ti lm v iii)* l»ro«»ni* «1«» not »»*I «*«'t tho*«*
S t r e a m ' ’ The High School (Quartet.
Ciano Stdo, ' ' J u n e Flow«*r» * *— lira eie «*f :i g n 'o n c o lo r, f o r th o v «1«» not w«*ar
a * lo ii)' a * tin»*«* o f n n a t u r a l *lia«|i».
Sanford.
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Vtn*al S<»lo, * * I l.ove You Truly*'
For «li*h doth*, w w two littl«* *:ilt
Gerald Man ton.
Ini)»* t««^«*! ln*r. Tlivy will hint longer
Piano St»lo, " ( t i p p l i n g Waters
than an «»rJinarv rag «»r t*liee*e<'|otlt.
Laura Stewart.
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Vocal Stdo, “ Love I ne: prei .1"-
A «‘oiuiiioii l»ra** « up hook, nueli a* i*
Miss Wilcox.
Pinno St»lt», " M i r t h of Beauty
I ua u*i*«l in « hinii « ahinet* a ml on cup rink*,
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'«an eanily In* ncrewtul into the «•u«l of
nita Short.
a lutMiiu handle, making an in«*\p« i»*iv *•
Madisou in u former resident, being a
and handy l»r<»oiii hunger,
Literary
Society
Organized
If you know of a »misty item unti \ daughter
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of Mis. Jen nie li. Koscnbuig.
An
old
fashioned
literary
society
was
ilo not inform tho newspaper, it in Mr. Kosenburg
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a
s
at
one
time
set-re
When
transplanting
group* of see«!
your o « n fault if it in not printed
organized Friday by the (hid Fellows
tary of the commercial club here.
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lodges of the city, including the Rebck lmg* to their permanent place in the
I ahs, the Encampment and tin* siibordi border «*t the flower garde»» they must
Minn Erma Hazel Mi I l.n. da ughter of The “ J o k e r ' ’ club met with Mrs. uate lodge. The following officers were be protected from the hot nun for *«\
Mr. and Mrs. U. F. Mills, and Mr. Clara Burkholder Monday evening. ‘ I f j elected: President, (»corg«* <> Knowles; eral «lay*, until they beeome e*tub
George Thomas Boyd »ill ho quietly •lining room « a s artistically devornpvl ¡first vice president, Mrs. (¡«‘orgr Wil li»hed
married today at the homo of the with red and green, formed with reilnr '«*n ; second vice-president, II J. Shinn;
To giv«* thi* protection I »me Jup
h r id e'» parents. Both are prominent and red erepe. festooned from the center secret a ry, L. A. Ralston. The subject unese paiurod*, which I pick up cheaply
young people of this city.
of the chandelier, and with red crepe for «lebate at Wit* next meeting, some wherever I eim. rhe *tmight wood
streamers to the place card of each • time in Janua ry , is: " R e so lv e d : That hnudb** «*au be »tuck in the ground t«>
The Sem im onthly Dancing club «ill guest. A miniature Christmas tree, all Kcbekahs be allowed to join the 1 anchor them and they cun be tilt«*«1 in
give a pa rty in Moose hull tonight.
, laden with snowflakes, formed the cen­ | 'ubordm n te lo«|ge.*' Captains were i vanou* position*. It i* the work of
terpiece of the table. Kefresbuients [ chosen and all present were selected nl about a moment to ctdlert them when
'e ven ing come*, for fear of rain during
The Sofia! Twelve club is holding its) »e re served in t n o courses, consisting ternately by tin* captains.
of
chicken
patties,
nut
bread
sund-
the night. One run cover a dozen plant*
annual Christmas tree today at the
ttiches, olives and fruit eake, candy unit
with « mm * para*«»!, which i* infinitely
uoiue of Mrs. John Bader.
better
handling u dozen grimy
chocolate.
There
»ere
several
guests.
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I AMONG THE CHURCHES flower than
pots, in the old way, for tin*
The Enianon club is holding its a n ­ The next meeting »ill be held Janua ry
same purpose.
nual Christmas tree today at the home : s with Mrs. C. K. Frost; » h o »ill be as
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sisted by Mrs. K. E. Dean.
of Mrs. Bert Trask.
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| Kvery religion»» organization i* in­ The cult of til«* box i* growing apace,
Announcements have been received The Constellation club held its Christ vited to use this column for announce perhaps because the im»«|ern woman ha*
Here of the marriage of Miss Clara j mas tree in Masonic hall last Thursday ment of it* service* and other news. more fal lal* to keep in order than her
mother hail, or perhaps merely
■ Lurie Kosenburg, of Aberdeen, Wash- afternoon. A beautiful Christinas tret* Contributor* are requeued to omit ex­ grand
ilgton, to Mr. Oscar I. Madison. The ha«! been erected in the banquet hall, hortation* un«i other editorial matter, because box adornment i* an interest
to make the announcement of *er- mg art. Incidentally it calls for a fair
vedding took place December 14. M r s . 1 which was beautifully deeomted ill red and
viees a* concise a* possible. Social amount of ingenuity, and it entails in»
functions, etc., and news outside of the littie tune and trouble in searching out
weekly announcement may be elaborat suitable trimmings, most of which be
e.i upon. J
long to bygone periods, and can only
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be found in old curiosity shops or among
Methodist Church Rev. Jo» Knott*, 1 heirloom bundle* of quaint embroider*
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Reg­ lies, «dd lace* and ri< h old world bro
ular preaching services at 11 a. in. and ! cade*.
7:JO j». m. Mid week prayer meeting
Kit her plain or quaintly shaped boxes,
Food provided for the family table de­
Thursday evening at 7:30.
bv the aid of rich fabrics anil scissors
Sunday morning sermon, “ Pi«* (»»»«I | and paste, are skilfully converted into
serves the careful thought of every house­
man, Christ J e s u s . " Sunday evening, things of beauty and often of value
wife. Do you use thought when buying
sacred concert by the choir. Monday for they are covered not only with rare
evening, Sunday school Christina* pro brocades, but with everything obi and
baking powder?
gra in.
interesting.
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The quality of cake, biscuits and all
Pres byterian Church D. A. Maclo-nd, To remove stains from fireproof d¡ali­
quickly raised flour foods depends largely
pastor; phoue l.lTB. Bible school at 10 en which have become brown from bnk
it. m. Morning worship at l l u . m. J uii ! ing, ««oak them in strong borax and
upon the kind of baking powder used.
ior Chr ist iuii Endeavor at .1 p. in. Eve ■ water,
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niiig worship at 7:30 p. in.
Royal Baking Powder is made from
Morning subject, “ The Christ K in g.“
In cooking fruit it take* nearly twice
cream of tartar derived from grapes. It is
Evening, “ Christmas Mes sa ges."
i as mu»ah sugar to sweeten it if added
before cooking. Cook first, then sweet
absolutely pure and has proved its excel­
Cbr..stian Church Prayer meeting en to taste.
lence for making food of finest quality and
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Thursday, 7:30 p. in.; bible school, 0:45
a.
nt.;
preaching
aerviee,
11
a.
m.
and
If
you
wish
to
raako |wwtpr lirl^Ht.
wholesomeness for generations.
7:30 p. in.
soak your pit-fi-s for a iluy or two, if
The new ly elected pastor, O. II. King, v fry >1 nil. in w ater in which a small
Royal Baking Powder contains no alum
having returned to Everett, Wash., to qua ntity of potash has liccn dissolved.
nor phosphate.
-pend Holiday with hi« family, Elder A. A lump the si/e of » hickory nut to
J. Stephen.» w ill have charge of the com­ each qu art of water is the proper pro
munion aerviee Sunday morning. The portion. When you take the pieces out,
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO.
Chrixtiun Endenvorers will have a ape ruli them carefully with a cork dipped
New York
■ ini aerviee at 0:30 p. ill., after whieh in oil, then polish with a chamois skin
members will viait other ehurehea.
land whiting. Sand is often used, lint It
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is not recommended. When once your
German L u th e r a n —There will be I pewter is bright and well cleaned you
Lutheran aervieea in the German lan­ can keep it that way hy frequent appli­
guage in the Preabyterian ehureh Mon­ cations of hot water and soup. There
day afternoon at 3:30. All Gerninna I has been a rev iv al of interest in pewter,
and it is being extensively used in plnce
are invited.
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of silver.
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Baptist Church— K. 0 . O. Grntit, pn*
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I f a brick is used for an iron stand,
tor emeritua. Sunday nehool lit a. m.
Preaching II a. m. Prayer meeting the irons will retain their heat twice a*
long.
every Thuraday at 7:-'10 p. m.
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Christian Science Services in the
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chapel at 343 Second street each Sun­
Men'« Sample Heavy Work Shoes ................... $ 3 .6 5
day at 11 a. rn. Regular testimonial
TESTED RECIPES
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meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. in. I I
Men « Sample Shoes .................$ 2 .6 5 to $ 5 .0 0
The building ia open for the use of the ♦ ---------------------------------------------------------- ■+
circulating
library each We Inesdry Oven Boileil Ham If you have no
Ladies’ Dress Shoes, $7.00 values................. $ 3 .6 5
from 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All ure cordial­ fin ies» cooker, try the following m eth­
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ly invited to the aervieea, aa well aa to od of rooking a ham: I’lttee the hum,
Boy«’ School Shoes .................. $ 1 .5 0 to $ 2 .9 5
whole or half, in a vessel large enough
make uae of the literature.
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to hold it. Cover with hot or rnlil
Men’« and Boy*’ Mackinaws...... $ 5 .0 0 to $ 7 .0 0
Free Methodist Church—Bov. F. W. water, put in oven, und allow four
Men * Rubbers.................................. 8 5 ^ to 9 5 ^
Oliver, pastor. Sabbath sehool nt 10 a. hours after the water laiils for n ham
¡in. Preaching 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. in. of ten pounds. It is n way of cooking
Boy*’ Rubbers ............................... 6 0 C to 75C
Prayer meeting Wednesdays at 7:30 p. ham, tongue or corned beef far superior
to boiling on top of the rnnge, nml
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m.
All are welcome.
Ladies’ Rubbers....................... 5 5 C . 60c\ 6 5 C
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makes the meat tender and delicate.
Catholic Church—F a th e r Curley, pna- Also, you have no steam or odor in your
I tor. Mass and Sun day aehool nt >1 n. room.
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m. on first and third Sundays of every
Fresh
Berry
Om
elette—Place one pint
month.
Sunday
aehool
at
10:30
a.
m.
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of berries in a bowl with three table-
on seeond and fourth Sundnya.
spoonfuls of granulated sugar and two
There is natlnfnction in having a Ict- tablespoonfuls of water Hnd let stand
' terheail that has the appearance of for 15 minutes. Break eight eggs into
being “ right up to s n u f f . ” There ia a dish, add one-fourth eup of milk, n
satisfaetion to The .Sentinel in lining pinch of salt, two tablespoonfuls of
■ printing for those who want that kind. sugar and beat very light. Heat a table
spoonful of butter in a frying pan, drop
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THE FAIR
@ n r ir t y
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Study Food Values
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Special Prices for Christmas
COTTAGE GROVE SAMPLE STORE j
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m the eggs, let them set and then pince
one third of the berries across the i en
ter, lobi the omelette over, let It set
one minute moie, turn it into u hot dish
mid ariaiige the rest of the berries
about it. Serve immediately. Hueh
sweet omelettes rail be used for a quirk
dessert on a busy morning, timi with
the li iti tif a small electric stove they Teutonic Forces Are Within
call be illude on the table while the meli
Five Miles of Lucliai est anil
is hi progress
GERMANS CLOSE TO
ROUMANIAN CAPITAL
Hlilps III lllgll Orati* Pig«.
E. M M 011*011 li»H nbipped III |W«| Itigli
grade registered Duro«- Je mey sow*
from Ilo* herd »»t C F. J o I iiihoii , of
North Brunch, Mum , miti will ««tail u
herd which In* expects will *urpa** nuv
l»oi«l in tin* state Mi Johnson is one o!
tin* beat known pr izew innin g hog
breeders of the mbblle western Nfntcs.
Shrub I n Furze
Cottagi* drove, Ore., Dec. L*0 (To
flic Ldi toi ) The shrub mentioned in
Inst week ‘i issue of The Mentitici ns
having been found bv Mr Spencer is
Furze I lex Kuropaeiis). It belong» to
ilo* pen family and resembles somewhat
th«* Staiteli broom.
T IL L A IV TAYLOR.
MOUNT VIE W
(Sp«*«*iii| to The S«*ntino!. \
Dec. ‘J o Miss Bertha Sears left Fri
«lay for Leonti for a visit with her
brother, Carrol Sears and fumile.
Mi*. J. Il ('asti«», of Blue Mountain,
visited Tuesday with her *isl«*rt Mr*
Cintole Arne.
\«ld llmith win nt C. H aight's in
Delight Valley Sunday morning
Mr and Mis J 1C Cooley. Miss L«l
na Sears, Bt ison Sear* and Frank Sear*
wet«* Cot tag«1 d rove visitor* Tucndny
J. I'. W o k s tuoi son* were nt the
Venteh «Sv McKibben mill Sunday.
The sale nf KM d r i f t i t h ’s Saturday
was attended by about tit) pe«qdc
l.iiwreio'c Hare spent Sumíav at the
C W. Senrs home.
J»**se Hniisnrd, of Lebanon, und Miss
Leo In C, Hub*, « » f Jefferson, nr«* visit
ing at flu* home « * f their grandpsrent*. I
Mi. and Mr*. Brown Hansard.
Mis*« Verv a K« llv is preparing an en
t e r t a minent t»» be held the Frolov after
limili before Christmas nt the Mount
View »cloud house.
Situation is Critical.
Lnmlnii (ninnigli thè l(numuiiluiis
uppiirentl.v tire oflerlllg desp ern te te
■ Istance west ami »nulli nf Itili liarest
thè elicili) f on cs are lapidi) clnsing
Iti oli lliclr ■ upllul
(dv tee» frolli Itcrllll reperì tliut tliu
Dannile arili) ts al remi) inaiiaclng fur
UcHHcs inolimi lini hai. si. huvlng
reuchnd thè (rgei Ini ilvcr, wlilch la
olii) rive in Bea frolli Dm forts The
Oerilianu alili llillgurluiiM ulso bave
Ulllieil niellici Ilei III HI si of Die i api
tal bv working thr ough thè pussi-s
•nuDmaat of rmupiiliiug.
Stili aiiollier unii) force la reporled
to Imve brekcll lliroilgll ami defcaleil
thè tirsi Iteti munì.ili aruiy Southwest
of l'Iteshtl
It I n generally belleved I u r e thut
Bussimi pressure un Voti l-'alkcn-
liuvii's urti!) Ih rolli: li Triinsvlvuulu
lui» cerne tuo Iute to offset thè ruphl
galli* of Bm Germ ana, or uffei l ma
terlull) thè Geruian plana of cucirci
Ing lliieharest
Tliut the llusslau force*. In con
lunctlun wttli thè Hoiiuiuiilana. are
inni,log progres s In iNdirudJa la ludi
cateil hv thè la'eal comur inlcutlona.
wlibh report Bini the ullP's I mv e re
gulneil pari of thè Tehertiuvoda bridge
and compelled thè oppostila force» le
retlre seutliw uni freni severul lieights
BLU E M OUNTAIN
i Special to Till* Sentinel
Dee. 20 Mr. and Mr* .)«»«• Perkin*.
Sr.t «»f Doreria, visited tin* week end
at the home .Lie Perkins, «Ir.
Nitiong tin* d rove »hopper* from here
Saturd ay were the Mcduin**. I’n! hot *.
Moonev* avid Duerst*
Frank Boíles, «»f NVbrnska, i* visiting
for
CATARRH and
HAY FEVER
hi* mu Ir, Bdl ( » f i ggs .
Louisa Duer»t ha* returned horn«* from
her work in Doremi.
The Blue Mountain school will give
ati entertainment Friday, Dec etti ber 22
\ large program will be given and will
be f «dio wed by u Christ ma* tre«» and
the usual eereno»nn*s connected with if
No iidininsion will be «diarged.
Poor Little Goos«!
"SeeiiiN ms If I m n never tliol a di^
cent « i « 11 1 i lu the house! growled the
eighteenth century author
“ I think It would pay you to keep a
goose!" sharply retorted tils wife
"You mean one that would la? of
aomo help to me. doit t you*/*' chortled
the brute. Detroit Free Press.
NEW MINISTRY IS
FORMED IN ENGLAND
London.— In the new ministry. Mr.
Lloyd George. Lord Milner, Earl Cur
con, Andrew Botiur l.uw and Arthu r
lleiideraon form what Is officially
term ed the wur cabinet, while the
others, who ordlnurily have been ilea
Ignuted us cabinet ministers, ure cull
ed heads of de partments.
This novel orguiil/.ution co n cen ­
t r a t e s fur more power in the hands of
'lie prime minister than the British
system ev er lias known. Mr l.loyd
George has not hesitated to place him
self In a position more closely resent
hllng a dictatorship than he wus will
Ing to give his predecessor.
T h e complexion of the new govern
me nt I h 13 Liberals, 15 Unionists, three
l.uhorltes and the president of the
hoards of tr a d e und ediiratlon and the
shipping controller, who have been
attached to no purtics.
T h e most Important new officiala
are the food and «hipping controllers.
Baron Devon port ami Mir Joseph Mae
lay.
BELGIAN POLICY D E FE N D E D
Un em ploymen t Declared Due Largely
to British Embargo.
Berlin, via London. T he G erm an
gov ernm en t Issued u statem e nt In ex
planatlon and Justification of the
trans fer of Itelglun laborers to (ler
many. It su>s the meaaure Is liy no
m eans a hardship for the lulairers. but
ia u Moelul necessity.
Owing chiefly to the Itrlti. h etnhar
go against Belgium's oversea s trade,
which before the war employed a large
part of the industrial population, lurge
n u m b er s of Belgian wo rkers are Idle,
the statem e nt says, and conditlnna are
growing worse. Many families have
become objects of public charity. This
s tate of things is not due, as a s s e r t s !
In Belgium, to G erm an requisitions of
raw material.
Danni« Eucalyptus Ointment
ut a u . o s u a « r o s t í
T e a r s 2SC J a s « 80C
/
Trave on
Low Round
Trip
Holiday
Fares
( i n h o m e f o r X iiiiih .
S l a v l’o r N e w Y e a r ’s
D a y . O u r Invi- ro llin i
trip llolirlay tic k c is a l ­
low y o u p l e n t y o f l i m e .
All p o i n t s in
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I ’A U I ’O U N ’IA
W A SIIIN O T O N
nml ID A H O .
Holiday Sale Dates
Met Weell ( B egOII p o i n t s
Dec. 22 to 25 ine ; Dec.
30 to Jnn. 1 ine. Return
limit Jnn. 1917.
'i'o
i * ii Ii I'nniin
points
Dec 21 to 23 inc.; Dec.
25 to 28 inc. Return
limit January 15, 1917.
To I’nei lie Northwest
poinls in Wnsliinglon
Mini liliilio Dec. 22 to 25
inc. Return limit Jan.
3, 1917.
Ask
time
eti*.
loeiil agent for
ol truins, fares,
•Inlili M Sentt, (J. I’ A
I '<>rt hiii<I. l Iregon
S o u th e rn
P a c ific
Lines
FOOTBALL—
Oregon vs Pennsylvania
Pasadena, fill., Jan Is)
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