Cottage Grove sentinel., July 26, 1917, Image 2

n hot Inther of »oap, water »ml am um
Metohnikoif as a Ccok.
Th* History of a Book.
niH, tising n bruah to remove the ilirt
One day »nine distinguished visitors
Following Is the ttlory o f the first edi­
front the ehnsing mul lienenth the
who had arrived In Purls and were lie
■tone«. l>rv oit n wurm tovvel.
tion o f Fltigerald s celebrated trwnala
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lug escorted about by u committee
Wh*n Windung blanket» put out* leu tlou of Umar Kha.vvam:
were taken to call upou Ibe lute l'rv>
The book war Issued anonymously
spoonful of glvcerin* in the t'iosiug
fessor Metcbulk' IT the famous s< leu-
FORD
«ater. You will find thnt tbis will tunke und tumid uo buyers Accordingly tbo
th«fen »oft and thev will look lite- new. author went to Bernard Qiuirlti'U'a tUt who believed thut tbe secret of
I'nWcml Auto Co., Spolun«
long life lay In diet, toward tbe hour
shop, dropped a heavy parcel of 200 o f noon. The lalsirulory wat all hut
"hav* barn using Zsrulent
for M v m l months A - 1
Copies o f the "Rubaiyat" aud said, empty, ss most of the workers had de­
quality
AMONG THE CHURCHES
"QuarlPh, 1 make you a present of parted for thill sacred meal, the French
L these hooks "
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dejeuner. But Mvb luilkoff was there
BUICK
The fatuous bookseller offered them himself Intent on u vessel he wss hold
Presbyterian
Church
1)
\
Msrtasil.
J. D. Laupp«, Sacramento
pastor: phone 1 ,'t7K. Itihle school hi 10 first at hulf a crown, then ut a shilling, lug over a gas burner.
" W # ha\* found Zatvlsot to ba a satis­
la. m. Morning worship at II a. m .Ton aud. again descending, si sixpence, bill
" It must la* a very Interesting e*|ier-
factory lubricant tor Buick Automobil*»."
¡¡or Christian lindcnvor at 3 p. at.
uo buyers caine lu despair be reduced Intent ttint keeps you engaged eveu at
s s s
I be book to a penny mid put copies this hour," reinarkisl one of Ibe eorn
Methodist Church Kev. Jos. Knotts,
MERCER
DODGE
| pastor. Bitaday school at 10 a. in. Keg Into u box outside bis door with a tick j uilttee.
Eaton i g Campbell, Seattle
Merest HaoAc Coeat A jt'f,
ular preaching services at II a. tit. and et. "A ll these are 1 penny each." At
"Look for yourself." said Mebbnl
Sea Frani iato —"'/«rolen*
7:.'to u. tit. Mid week prayer meetitig llmt prleo the pamphlet moved. In a koff, aud, continuing b> stir with a
"o u r sapertene* with
Thursday
evening
at
7:30
o
’clock.
has proven very satis­
Z*roUna has been en­
few Weeks the lot was sold and In litis glass tiilie, hehl up lite dish so thut u
Kpworth league at 7 p. m.
factory.”
tirely satisfactory."
way one o f , te finest gems of English delhlotis fragrane« rose to the uosee
Christian Church -Walter Cnllison, literature was dispersed among a not I of the visitors.
minister Hilde school 9:45 a. tit. Young
•That's what I'm working ut.” he
I People’» Society of Christian Kttdaavor overdlacernlng public.
laughed, "bananas In slices, fried In
The legend has It that l>unte Gabriel
0:30 p. in. Preaehing services at II a.
| nt. and 7:30 p. nt.
Rossetti, Swinburne and llurtou were butter. They are excellent " World’s
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•
among those who discovered the "hid i Work.
Baptist Church
E. tl. (A tlroat, pas-
den treasure In the penny box." Years
: tor emeritus. Sunday school at 10 a. ui
Exfilosivss.
I Preaching at II a. m Prayer meeting passed, and the once despised volume
Tbe whole power of uny explosion,
rose In the market, und In INKS Qua
every Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
Endorsed by Leading Car Distributors
a a
a
rtlch bought lu for till a copy which whether It be n burning or a detona
Christian Science Church Services in forty years before he hud sold for a tlou, which Is s sudden fliltig of cer
because the records o f their service de­
j the chapel at 242 Second street each
tain ehemlculs luto gas all at once
partments show that ZeroU'ne. correct­
I Sunday at II a tu. Regular testimonial peuuy. l.oudou Spectator.
ly rehnecl from California asphalt-base
everywhere throughout the muss re
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p. m
crude, gives perfect lubrica-
gardless of heat. Is euused by nature's
i The building is open for the uso of the
Located the Bodies.
y y rion less wear, more pow-
I circulating library each Wednesday
As a means of locating the bodies total refusal to permit two bodies to
er, least carbon deposit.
1 front 1:30 to 4:30 p. m. All are cordially
occupy the same place nt the same time
invited to the services as well as to of four Flitted Stales soldiers who
Gunpowder occupies u hole drilled lu a
Drdlrn cvrrvwhrrr and at our
I make use of the literature.
were accidentally drowned lit the Rio
rnek deep enough to sccnuilliodat* n
•enrke «rations.
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<1 ramie recently an uuusuul ex fieri
w- > ‘
•» V ,
pint A fuse explodes It.
Catholic Church Father Curley, pus incut w us tried uud proved successful.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
( California )
j tor. Mass and Sunday school at S a. in.
I hiring t(ie time It takes that pint of
A lint was thrown Into the water at
! on first and third £*undavs of every
F o r tra c to rs, Z e m l r n e
glllilsiwder to change to u gas It grows
H f i * v H u i v is esp eci»
month. Sunday school nt 10:30 a. nt. on the point where the men bad lust been
a lly ic v o iiiu k c u U rd .
< second and fourth Suudavs.
sea'll und was followed downstream so that there are 4*>l pints o f gas ooeu
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until, after truiellng about the miles living the hole or trying to. If the
Hut
Free Methodist Church -Rev. F. W from the scene of tin- aivldciil. It came hole Is strong enough they might
It Isn't. They push the ris k apart and
Oliver, pastor. Sabbath school at 10 a. lo an e<hlv where II moved about slow
L E N k aaw.se a •¿
a
«*
*as. fisa
ui. Preaching at 11 a. nt and 7:30 p. nt.
m ale room for themselves. I f It w uss
Prayer meetmf Thursdays at 7:30 p. ly for some time. Tlds gav e the aeurch
pint o f gissi dynamite there would be a
era what they thought might la- a clew,
■it. All are welcome.
Volume of 947 pints of gns Irving to
and. following a pructhe frequently
used In searching for 1 todies, a charge occupy that pint hole. And If It was
A
Clod
Crusher.
and bake 30 minutes iu a moderate
blasting gelsllit 1.396 pints! Scientific
It sometimes happens Unit land gets of dynamite was exploded nt the point
oven.
A Hierb an
New England Bannocks— Scald eight | very lumpy or full o f clods, aud to get where tile progress of the lint had
TESTED RECIPES
heaping tablespoon fuls of meal (a cup­ the best results these clods should be ceased. Ilumedlntely the liodles cauie
ful) with two cupfuls of boiling water,
Victoria and Napulaon.
to the surface
add four tablespoonfuls of flour, one mashed or ground up. To do this a
Queen \ h-torla nin e gave a remark
Tile
explanation
of
the
eX|H‘
riluelil
CORN M E A L DISHES.
homemade
clod
crusher
will
lie
found
fourth teaspoontul of soda, two well
Corn meal is coming into its own. Be beaten eggs and sufficient cold milk to to do the work lu a most satisfactory Is thut the Itio Grande lu this region able description of her visit to the
cause o f the high price of flour, ull form a butter thick etiough to drop by
Is tortuous and has many eddh s The tomb of Nii|sileon I. during the reign
housewives are looking for a substitute spoonfuls into hot fat. Fry to a golden manner.
sea reliefs rightly usstimed (lint the of Nupoleou III. "Th e cnfilu |s not yet
The
accompanying
drawing
shows
that can be used, occasionally at least, ; brown aud serve with maple syrup.
here." she wrote, "but Is lu s munii
bodies
would Is- car ri ed downstream
for the more expensive wheat. One of
Fruit Cake— Cream a half cupful of how such a crusher can U* made at
the commonest and at the same time ; butter and u cupful of brown sugar, home with but slight expense. It Is until they culne to an eddy, w hleh lu side cliu|S'l of St Jerome Into ibis
tbe euils-rnr led me, mol Hiere I stissl
one of the best foods is mush and milk, moistened with half a pint of strong made by taking two ‘J by 9 pieces eight this lustauce was Indb uted by the re
provided you use good, rich milk. This coffee; add one cupful of molasses, a
feet long and spiking 3 by 0 pieces on tul'ded progress of Hie hat St Louis nt the arm of Nnpideoii III.. Ills
makes a good meal for Sunday night, teaspoonful of allspice, one grated nut
nephew, Is-fnre t lie coltili o f Fngland «
but is not sufficiently sustaining for a meg, a teaspoontul of cinnamon, one I the etuis aud also on tup. To sav« a Republic
bitterest fis*. I. (lie grnInlilnlighter of
man at hard work. The mush should well beaten egg. three cupful* "t floor
that klug who hated him numi ami
be eooked long and well to be whole­ sifted with two teaspoon!uls o f linking
Our First National Road.
some.
The same mush, put into a powder and a cupful of eorn meal. Add
The first of our great national roads who most vigorously op|s> ed him and
bread tin to mold, may be cut in thin any desired fruit and buke in a slow
was the Gumberlaiul .said, which run this very nephew, who Is-nrs Ids name,
slices aud fried for breakfast and oven 45 minutes.
being my nearest and dearest ally!
from the I'utoluue to the Mississippi.
served with svrup. This makes a most
sustaining disb. The hot mush may be
Starting from tTimberluud. Md., It run The organ of the church was pia v Ing
mixed with anv left-over meat, well
west through Maryland. PenneyIvnula. ’(!<sl Save the Queen' at the time, and
seasoned and molded. This tnav be fried
FADS AND FANCIES
Ohio.
Indiana and Illinois to Its ter­ this solemn scene look place liy torch
the same as mush, aud is called scrapple.
I
minal point Hi the Mississippi opposite light and during a thunderstorm
A little eorn meal added to a mixture of
wheat or buckwheat flour for griddle
St. I."ills. It was built by the Fultisl Strange nisi wonderful Indeed'"
After ironing a net curtain, the edges
cakes, improves them for most folks.
States government under the allpervl
Corn meal may be used in place of flour of which are very much stretched, hang
Making a Hot Compra»*.
sl"u o f the war department. In order
to dip oysters before frying, or for roll­ it ou the rods in the window, take a wet
lu the American Journal of .Nursltig
lo secure funds for the cuustaiit repairs
sponge and rub down the center and
ing fish or sliced pork before frying.
run a heavy brass rod through the lower
Corn Gems— Blend together two cup hem. Let it stretch all night. When little expense a sled tougiie < uu be used necessary congress passed a bill In 1M22 Kll/als-th Holier!sou gives the follow
fuls of sweet milk with one egg. a pinch dry it will hang perfectly even.
and will answer Just as well as to ordering the establishment of turn­ Ing directions for making a hot com
press Wet the compress wlfti tepid
o f salt, a tablespoonful of brown sugar,
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make one. A 4 by 4 piece Is placed be­ pikes. with gates and toils, but f r e t
a tablespoonful of maple syrup, two tu
dent Monroe Vet«s*d the Mil ou tile water, then Iron It rapidly with n very
To
prevent
matting
from
raveling
cut
tween
the
floats
and
Is
held
in
place
blespoonfuls of melted butter, one cup
led flatiron. This pr*sliices suiti lent
ful of corn meal and one cupful of flour each strip about six inches longer than by lug screws In each end. This piece ground (but congress bad no power to
steam to holil more heat and obviates
sifted with two teaspoonfuls of baking necessarvj then unravel each end for a should have teeth Inserled Into Its low ­ |*oss sin h a sweeping measure of lu
powder. When very light, stir in a half couple of inches and tie the cords firmly er side made from live sixteenths inch temul Improvement T w o years later the necessity of wringing out e le e »
cupful of finely chopped dates. Fill hot together in little groups, i f this is done
.
he signed a somewhat sliuilur bill, aud slvely hot cloths
buttered gem pans three-quarters full there will be no risk of the matting un round iron and should stick out aliout
raveling, as it usually does when taken two aud one half Inches. Holes should the road received (tie needed appropria­
up.
The Mon*/ Power.
be bored into the 4 by 4. slightly small­ tion. The lust appropriation was made
« • •
Braggs It Is positively absurd to
by c< ugress lu ISI1. Parts of the old
In beading a velvet bag, stamp the er than the iron, and should slant back
FOR
talk about a “ money power” lu tlds
design on the wrong side and it will lie ward. A lever can lie bolted to this road are still tu use
country
There la uo such thing
easier to see.
piece, which by moving front or back
CRACKED and
a * •
Wuggs I'd Just like tu discuss that
E u r o n e 'i L o n y e it D a m .
will press the teeth more or less Into
To clean cut glass satisfactorily use
CHAPPED HANDS
The largest «lain In Europe I* In with you. Have you got a minute to
a stiff bristle nail brush and hot water the soil. There could be a seat put
Braggs Not a minute
lie
to which a few drops of ammonia have on to It. but 1 prefer to atuml up, as Sputu uml Is the result o f American spare?
Dennis Eucalyptus Ointment
got a note due at the hank, and they 're
b.-eu added.
;
by
so
doing.
If
auy
rubbish
gets
under
engineering.
It
Is
built
across
the
A T ALL D R U G S T O R E S
• * a
Isitlierlug me to death almut It l.li«-.
! It, Just step forward and It will raise chasm through which the Noguera Pal
T ubes 25 c jar s 50 c
To clean finger rings, wash them in
the bind end uud let the obstruction laresa river flowed and is situaled near
out. This machine Is also a flue thing the old fortified town of Ta'uru. Alnit
Eighty Par Cant.
to go over a cornfield Just before the ting ou almost perpendicular cliffs, the
“ The Browns are celebrating their
j coru comes up ami will kill more weeds dull) Is eonstrileted of eoncrete and «liver wedding next Saturday."
than a dra^f.—Farmer.
“ Their allver wedding? Why. they've
measures ifc'WI feet III height und 7<Sl
feet lu length. It forms an artificial lieeu mniTlisI only live .veal's''
" I know, hut that's five times as long
Now the Hogs Do th* Work.
lake fifteen tulles long and nearly four
as anybody ex|a*cied them to stay mar­
Many hogs are fattened now with miles wide, lls object Is Ivv- fold pro
ried. ao they feel Unit they are entitled
the aid of self feeders, says the Farm ductlou o f eleetrlc power and for Irrl
to a discount.” - New York World
! and Fireside. The corn as well us the gating. The cement used In the con
i tankage und oil meal i.s pirn ed lu a self stntctlon o f the ilatii was made on the
feeder. The hogs oat at will. In ex- spot from limestone und marl fuynd + ♦ ♦ + ♦ + + > * • « • ♦ + ♦ ♦ + ♦ ♦ ♦
D. M J O H N . E U G E N E
ORE.
1 |>eriments conducted at the Iowa ex-
within a short distance aud transport
BEST FOR OREGONIANS
MANAQER FOR WILLAMETTE DISTRICT
t perlnieut station It was found that the e<l by a temporary railroad.
PR A C T IC A L H E A L T H HINT.
self fed hogs made greater and eheap-
i er gains than the man fed hogs This
To Prevent Colds.
Those' Youngsters!
shows that the hog will eat the proper
I>r.
Eugene
L. Fisk of the Life
Little Bobby I ain’t you want to take
amount and kinds o f feed for Its beat
Extension Institute. In New York
me to the toboggan slide with you
growth und fattening If given the op
city, suggests that one of the lies!
route day. Mr. Jinks’* Mr. Jinks—I
pcrtunlty
no th.sis for preventing colds Is
never go to iiu.v toboggan slide. Bobby;
to breathe un much fresh air as
never
saw
u
toboggan.
Bobby
<a
trltle
With the cost of everything entering
posaible. A draft, he holds. Is
nonplused* That's funny. I heard pa
into the making of a newspaper inereas
not to lie feureil unless It Is
ing, it is absolutely essential that all say s methlng about your going down
Mtrong enough to lie chilling. It
subscription* be paid promptly.
*** hill a t a furious rule.
PUtsluirgh
Is as silly to weaken your resist­
< 'hronh le Telegraph.
ance by coddling as It Is lo be
SOUTHERN P A C IF IC T I M E TABLE.
over-Hpariun. Tbe skill cun lie
South Round
North Bound
Sura, Don’t Interrupt.
trained lo help resist germ In­
No. 1»; 2:28 a. m. No. 13— 1:00 a. m.
"W h a t right nave you to ub’erf to
fection, amt one of the worst
No. IS -9:56 a. m. No. 17— 7:10 a. m. the question that lawyer asked me?
ways to train It Is to work and
No. 14 4:35 p. m. No. 15— 2:42 p. HI. 1 You don't know what I was going to
live and sleep In overheated
No. 19— 7:4« p. rn answer,” a witness In n damage suit
rooms. The Hume aort o f rules
lu the court o f a Justice o f the peace
apply to clothing. Adapt your
replied when one attorney objected to
clothing to the condition of your
a question asked the witness by the
health ami to the conditions of
other attorney. liiilliiiiupoHs New*.
the weather. One man can wear
light underclothing all (he year
Not a Dancer.
round; for another whose phy­
Mistress Saruh. 1 don't believe that
sique Is not so hardy or who
I have given a dunce alin e you've been
lias chronic heart or kidney trou­
lu my service, bill do you think you
ble such a course Is folly. It Is
| could make yottraelf useful? Sarah -
as liurmful to expose yourself
I Well, mum, I —you see, I ain’t never
too much as It Is to weaken
' took dancin’ lessons lu all my IJfe.—
your resistance by building up.
Boston Transcript.
Baths? One man can lake cold
f - r o i? ..'Z £ Z
baths ami lie uo worse for litem;
Publicity Work.
another o f a more delicate constl-
Kathryn Of course this story about
tutlon will suffer nervous shocks
K a le Is Just between Us two. Kltt.ve
from the same temperatures.
! Sure! And between us two It ought
A PO O R L Y F E D HORSE
T r y out your skin amt find out
I
to
get
a
pretty
wide
circulation.—
reflect* discredit on ita owner, but tbe
Its reartlon point. Of course you
owner get* the w on t o f tbo deal be : Puck.
will do well to avoid constipa­
cause economy in feeding the none
tion. overeating and extreme fa ­
Hsndlcsppad.
affect* ita working capacity a* well a*
tigue, for these all aggravate
ita appearance. I f your burse kiek* on
“ Why don't you look arotiud for
colds and Invite them. The man
bis
feed
you
can
eorreet
it
by
buying
I
work
r
Ask our nearest agent for folder “ Newport,” or write
who Is subject to colds should
your feed here, a* you get the best
"f'a n ’t; I ’ ve got a stiff neck."—Rx
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent
la* sparing In Ills use of tobacco
quality for tbe least outlay. Farmers, change.
contractors and horse owners generally
and should know thut he weak­
know thnt our feed is always up to th*
ens his resisting powers If he
We reduce life to I he pettiness of
standard.
drinks alcohol
our dully living. We should exalt our
Professional Cards
A -l
ZEROLENE
The Standard Oil for Motor Cars
MAX I.UEBKE
THE RAWLEI0H MAN
Resldenre Teiilli Ht.
Newport
Charming Resort
by the Sea
Those who seek rest and sea­
s h o re recreation will find
abundant o p p o r t u n i t y at
Newport.
Ample hotel accommodations
cottages or camping arrange­
ments.
J C i c K O r*jhCi&
»?
Lo w Round Trip Fa res
Daily Trains—Each Direction
Southern Pacific Lines
jly5 12 19 26
STERLING FEED CO.
living to the gsuiidetir of life.-Phillip*
Brooks.
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lot* U I ti itpliuitIititi
iiiN tun tlv
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by
k«I•• in* •* uml
office ut Fifth and Mata
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DR
0. E. FROST
Fleet i lea I I reu I nient a. X rnv ph'
tares. Microscopic evaniinutli......
sputum
and
blo nd.
Office: l aw sun Hlk
I’ hnae 47
J E. YOUNG
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Office on Main avenue
Cottage Grove
Oregon
DR
A. J
HENDRY
D E N TIS T
L A D Y ATTK NHAN'T
tlier First Natmaal hank Work
doin' after hoars and HundtiV» by
appointment.
l'Io
i
Oregon! ife
1
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lo
A
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KIME. M D
F IIY H IC IA N A ND BURO EON
O f f i c e iu P h i l l i p s
tlic
Itc a su n
d rug
phone 31
b u ild in g o ve r
store
O ffic e
Residence phone I2U.I
DR W
M HAMILTON
LIC ENSED CH IRO PRAC TIC
1‘ IIYHICIAN
Consultili......... i ml
exam mat loa
free. Office hours 9 to ft M um
days mol evenings by appointai'I.
Office I I I old Cottage Grove lenis
hmIding at 104'v Ma...... venne.
H J SHINN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
and nnturv uuhlir
Practices in
all courts.
T w e n t v fix«* vciifx • i
|M*riencc.
Itiider lililg
( ’ullage Grove, (Ire
ALTA KINO
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W
(Iftier Irn'iiti'd hi tin* n*nr «»f
tlx* Kir«t NntMMinl lunik
( \»t tii^«*
t • r « * v •
DR. S. M WENDT
Phyxlci&u ami 8uri(«ou
S(*cc»j«l n f r i M i f im i |{iv"»*n t*1 is«*m*rnl
mirurry ; *•>'«*, rur, n«
mill thront.
Hupt. Cotta** Grove lloepttal
I'b oiM 'N :
o f f i c i » , l î ; IC*
nii I ciici
», I l i o
fr
First National Bank
Cottage Grove, Oregon
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS
T H E L O Y A L T Y OF OUR
PATRON«
Mm li «»f the NtirreM of thin tmnk
in «I im * to the loyalty of if h df|»Gi
it ora.
Many of our niaf outer*
eiprea* their Niiti*faetioi> with
th»* Nervir* th\ reeelvc not only
in word* of coniftieridntioti to on ,
hilt It 1*0 hv HCf|ll!li lit lug their
frierotN with th«* hunk ’* line*
relied fneilitien.
Much e\ideneeH of «»nr put mm«'
fi|»|irov*l are very |»l«*h*inK to iin
amt are highly valued.
ThToLD RELIABLE
BUTTER
WRAPPER
PRICES
The following prices are now in ef
feet on butter wrappers:
Itttt wrappers, on Fridays and Satur
days only...............
90 rents
100 wrappers, on any day except Fri
days anil Nnturdays.
41 I iff'
These aje cash prices.
Additional w nippers printed at the
same time with either of the alinve, 35
cents the 100.
COTTAGE GROVE HKN TIN EL,
The Live Wire Newspaper.
W . W . M ’ F a rla n d
Th* City Transfer
All Kinds of
Hauling & Graying Done
on Short Notice
Plano Moving a Specialty
WOOD A N D COAL
Phone 55
Offlca A t Eagle Cigar Store
L. L. Harrel
Cottage Grove TrAnafer
Draying of all Kinds
P IA N O M OV INO
AUTO D R A Y FOR QUICK D E L I V E R Y y
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