Cottage Grove sentinel., August 16, 1917, Image 2

NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
DOREN A.
Special to The Senti nel.)
Low boiling point* do it— the first link* in •
continuous chain of boiling point*. Low boiling
point* for assy storting, medium boiling point*
for quick and smooth acceleration, and higli
boiling points for power and mileage.
Red Crown is a straight • distilled gasoline.
Hence there's a continuous chain of boiling
points, gradually rising from low to high.
Mixtures cannot have a continuous chain of
boiling points. That's why mixtures cannot be
as good motor fuel as pure straight-run gaso­
line And that’s also why the gravity test for
gasoline is worthless—gravity tells nothing at
all about boiling points, the only real test of
gasoline quality.
To make certain of getting real gasoline, and
not a mixture, fill with
R ED CRO W N
ik e G a s o lin e o l Q u a lif y
S T A N D A R D OIL C O M PA NY
(CALIFORNIA »
Secretary of Treasury Urges
Every Household to Can and
Dry Surplus Fruits, Vegetables
r FIGHTING MEN TO
AMONO THE CHURCHES
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l RECEIVE INSURANCE
Bill in Congress Requires Sol­
Aug. 11. I'rofessor and Mrs. K. K.
Kobiuson ami child returned Monday
dier to Give $15 to His
from an exteuded stuy iu Evi gioie, '1 hey
loft Friday in their eur tor Urauts Pa**,
Family Monthly.
loi a tortuiglit '* \ isil with Mr. Rob
iuson ’« parents.
f . 1). YauYuliu purchased a carload
Washington
The administration's
of lumber from the Row Rivet mill last program for Insuring soldiers, bailors
week and will stmt the eoustruction of
I .1 ltd marines was plueod before eon
a new house soou.
Uruudpu und flrandina W urd left for gross tu IdiMitleal bills Introduced by
Springfield Thursday morning to visit Senator Simmons unit KepreaeuiuMve
relatives. They will return here for a Alexander.
The Insurance program
further visit before leaving for their varies hut little from previously au
home at Taleut.
Dewey Watkins, of Comstock, visited nouncod outlines, the chief Innovation
severul days of last week at the home being the proposal to compel men and
officers to allot a minimum of $15 a
of his cousi ti, Mrs. U. F. McCollum.
Miss Rebecca Bales visited several mouth out of their pay to depeiideul
days of last week at Mount Yiew with , wives and chlldreu.
the family of her brother, Charles
Authority also Is proposed to com
Bales.
Mrs. Robert Ward and three datigli 1 pel (ho men to he Insured to deposit
tors, o f Talent, visited at the Martha it t por cent interest with the govern
Barnhart home Wednesday.
ment. and ut the discretion of the war
Mrs. James Ootiley and daughter«, I
Misses lieorgiue and Minnie, tiud Edwin and navy departments so much of
their pay as is represented by the dlf
Bedford motored to Taleut last week
Neighbors gave a canned fruit shower ference between the 415 faiull) allot
Wednesday tor Mrs. C. D. YuuYnliu, ment and half their regular pay.
whose home was recently destroyed by
Provision is made for the payment
fire. Mrs. YiuiYalin served cake and
of government allowances tu families
lemonade.
U. F. McCollum and II. E. Prince of men in the nation's armed forces
were Drove visitors last Wednesday.
The proposed allowances vary be
Miss Dora Mosby spent last week vis­ tween $.> and $50 monthly according
iting her aunt, Mrs. Miles, n*ur Cot to the circumstances ot the depend
tage Grovt*.
,
Nlr. and Mrs. Charles Teeters and ents. aud would he In addition to the
family spent Sunday with the Joe Me sum allotted under the compulsory al
Killin'n family at Cottage Drove.
lot ment feature of the hill.
Mr. and Mrs". Dien Jennings and Oircn
Indemnities for partial aud total dl*
Land, of Leona, spent the week end
ability would vury from a minimum of
with home folks.
Lee Thomason sold u fine milk cow $4o a mouth for privates up to $200
to Ernest Sloan, of Row River, the for higher officers. 'The education of
first of the week.
injured men In vitiations by which
Mr. aud Mrs. Peterson, of Harrisburg,
they could earu a livelihood also I*
were Sunday guests at the Chas. Jen
provided
for.
mugs home.
Uuder the terms of the bill, soldiers,
Philip Mosby is fighting fire «ear
sailors and marines would be enabled
Star.
Wess Chrisraan and Dien Bcott start to obtain Insurant e on their lives dur
cd their thresher Mondny.
The
Dorcna Cottage Drove union lug the war tu sums from lluoo to
Christian Endeavor meeting, held in a fin.uoo, the government taking the
grove near Currin’» bridge Sunday eve risk and the men pitying (lie premt
uing, wus a success in every way. A iiiiis The rute would lie approximate
picnic lunch preceded the service. Over ly $s per $1000 of iiiHiiraiice, and the
li.’» people were present.
premiums would be payable by lu
stalliuenls
out of pay.
S A O IN A W .
P ro fe ssio n a l Cards
PresbyterAui CUUrrlt D. \ MacLeod,
pastor; phone 137K Hilda sehuol ut 10
u iu Morniug woralap ut II u m.
Moilliug VIWifet " T h e Pe0eel One
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Methodist Church Rev. Jus Knotts,
past.a Huudtiy seliuul ut III u. in Reg
ulur presetting services ut II a. in aud
7:30 p. hi . Mid week prayer meeting
Thursday evening ut 7:30 o'clock
Kpworth league ut 7 u m.
Rev. James Moore, «lintrsvt auperiu
leiideut, will preueh in the morniug. und
there will lie no preaching service iu
the evening
a s s
ChrtsUau Church Walter Cullison,
minister. Bible seluail 9:45 n tu. Young
People's Society of Christian Endeavor
6:30 p. m. Pretiehing services at II a.
in aud 7:30 p. m.
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Baptist Church E. D. O Oront, pas
lor emeritus. Monday sehiMil at 10 a m
Preaching ut II u. ui Prayer meeting
every Thursdaw-ut 7:30 p, in.
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Christian Bcleur* Church .Services in
the chapel at 242 Second street each
Monday at 11 a ut. Regular testimonial
meeting each Wednesday at 7:30 p m
The building is open for the use of the
circulating library each Wednesday
from I :.'10 to 4:30 p. ni. All are cordially
invited to the MTVUoa as well us In
make use of the literature.
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Catholic Church Father Curley, pus
tor. Mass and Monday school at 8 u m
on first and third Mnuduys of every
month. Monday school at 10:30 a iu ou
second and fourth Mondays.
MAX LUEBKE
THH RAWLEIOH MAN
Kesidrur« 'Tenth Mt.
Plume I 7*11.
R MtCAROAR. D D 8
D E N T IS T
Ncornlgiu relieved instantly by
Incul noplitfiitinii. liesiilenee ami
office at Fifth nti«l Muin.
Filone I II.I Cottage Grove, Ore
DR
C. E. FROST
Kleetroal treatments X rnv pie
tines Microscopie entiliiiuution of
spot uni and blond.
O ffn e : l.awson Itlk
Filone 47
Jr E. YOUNO
ATTORNEY AT LAW
O ffn e «ni Main avenue
Cottage Grove
Oregon
UK
A. J
HENDRY
DENTIST
LADY A TTE N D A N T
Over First National bank Work
«loue alter hours and Suiolwys by
appoint un'ut.
( 'ot titge («mve, < Ire
Filone 10
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W
KIME. M
D
P H Y S IC IA N A ND .SURD E O N
O ff lie in Phillip* building over
the Heusua ilrug «tule
Olile»
phone 34 Remileiiee pio ne 12*1.1
TESTED RECIPES
Drundmother ’s Old Cushioned Din
gerbruad— One cop molasses, half cup
sugar, one cup bird, boiling hot; three
tutilfa|HM>nfllln sour milk If you do lint
have sour milk, use three tablespoon!'ui»
sweet milk and udd a half tenspcmnflil
of vinegar, and let stand u few momenta
before mixing, two tenspoonfula soda,
one teas[ioonlui ginger, salt, flour to
loll, und bake ill a quick oven Cut ill
squares.
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C o t t a g e Struve
UR W
til ego II
M HAMILTON
LIC ENSED CH IR O PR A C TIC
P H Y S IC IA N
Cnnsòltfif ioti
ami
examination
free. Offici* hours 1» to 5 Hun
day* mol ev«*uings bv appointai *t.
O f f i c e iu «dd C o t t a g e Gr o v e bnuK
bui l di ng at HOb j M a m evenne.
link«*«! T o m lit
Gut n th in m I i «’«*
f r o m the *mo«»tb <-mU «*t t o w n t «»♦•*, nrotip
out tbt» |'ul|i und m i l w ith an «•«( tin I
q u a n t i t y of cold cooked rice or niucn
r o m , add unit, |»«*|i|»«*rf |»:«|»i >k n . b u tte r
and a few «ln«|»* ot onion ju ic e , and ti
little chopped pund i'V. K e t i ll the toinu
to shell*. T in er w i t h tops and bake hull
an hour in a m o derate oven.
H J. SHINN
ATTORNEY AT LAW
Frm tices .11
nini notai V oubli«
all courts Tw •• vi t V fi V c years • 1
¿¡very housewife this year should re­
store to her home the otten overlooked
some industries of canning, preserving
p«*r iene«*.
FADS AND FANCIES
pickling aud drying of pensnable fruits
and vegetables, ine large number of
Hader Uldg Cotfnga Grove, Ore
----------------------------------------
new back-yard gardens which have been
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planted this year shortly will begin to
To keep window screens from stick
liermudn Fruit Cake A go«»«| fruit
ALTA KINO
yield their extra harvest of beaus, peas, ing, rub soap on each side o f the frame.
cake cun bo made without I'ggn tin fol
A T T O R N E Y A T LA W
carrots, beets, sweet corn aud tomatoes. This is also good to keep bureau draw­
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(¡Special to The Sentinel.)
lows: one cupful nugnr one tablespoon
The regular supplies also will reach the ers from sticking.
Aug. 14.— Mr. und Mis. J. I . Neut
Of f ici * located in the rear o f
fill butter, one eupful of milk, quarter
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markets and, as happens each summer,
returned Thursday from Washington.
the First Nut numi bank.
teasjiOonful nodti, on«* cupful of chopped
the local supply will at times exceed
Miss
Kathleen
Allen
is
visiting
re
la
When putting curtains on brass win­
t fregón
Fot tage Grove
raisins, ¡5*^ cupf'iiU flour, suit, cintm
immediate consumptive capacity. Not dow poles place a thimble over the end tives iu southern Oregou.
»non,
mace,
nutmeg.
Fat
saved
when
to conserve much of this surplusage of o f the pole and the curtain will go on
Mrs. J. C. Mulligan and daughter
fricttAiM'cing chicken is good iu pine* of
valuable food would be sinful waste.
Ethel came up from Oregon City Sun­
perfectly smooth and easy.
butter in this cake, and if pastry flour
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The present food and labor situations
J S MEDLEY
day for a few wqpks' visit with Mrs.
Washington
Plans for seudltiK the is not available, us«» instead two round
are such that no household is justified
I f new potatoes are put in water Mulligan's sister, Mrs. Neat.
A
T T O R N E Y A T I ..WV
first
national
guard
troops
to
Kruno-
mg cupfuls of bread fhmr. This cake
in looking to others to release it wholly with a little common soda two hours
Mr. and Mrs. Ensley and ehihlren
lrom individual responsibility aud eon before they are wanted, they will then and Mrs. K. B. Moody motored up to have been peril »ted by the war do will k«*«*p a long tune unless the family
structive action in saving aud couserv scrape quite easily.
’ I W i l l amette St.
Kilgern*. t tre
Row river Sunday and spent the day purtment with the organization of a learns of its whereabout*.
tug food. A ll any home should expect
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picnicking with friends.
division which will «delude troops
Hoiled olive oil to which n few drop*«
o f others is to supply those foods which
Otto Nichols left for Central Point from 26 states and the District of
Measure a sweater before washing
«»f vinegar biive been added is fin«* f«»r
cannot be produced effectively by its and shape it carefully when drying to Monday for a visit with relatives.
highly jiolished surfaced, \pplv in mod
own members. The railroads will be meet the measurements.
Mr. "and Mrs. Kaey Matteson, of Columbia.
burdened with the transportation of
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The slates from which the national ••rat«* «ftiuntiticM and rub with a «“ ft
Weudling, and Mrs. Smith and daughter
staple foods and civil and military ne
An excellent remedy for mildew is to Helen, ol Natron, visited Sunday at guard troops are to be assembled arc: flannel eloth.
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cessaries from localities of production saturate the article with kerosene. Roll the J. F. Neat home. They were ae
and manufacture to districts incapable it up and let it stand for 24 hours and companied on their return by Lucille Louisiana. Pennsylvania. Wisconsin,
A home recipe for the making of r«»»«e
New York, Ohio, Deorgia Alabama water is as follows: Nose oil, 25 grams
o f supplying their own needs. It follows
mid Audrey Mattesou, who bad been
then wash it in very hot soapsuds.
that all locally produced foods, con
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visiting ut the Neat home during the Iowa, lilt not a. Indiana. Minnesota. «•love oil, L’T» grams; nlc«dnd to milk*
served by home methods, lessen the win
Maryland, South Carolina. California. ItHiec. This i* then added to distilled
Fine tableeloths keep in much better [>ast week.
ter pressure on transportation agencies
Delbert Bennett and llezekiah Tuck
Missouri. Vlrgrti.H. North Carolina water to the strength desire«!.
condition and make a better appear­
and also release similar products of fac­
ance on the table i f they are ironed er, of Wendling, were in this vicinity Kansas. Texas. Michigan. New Jersey,
tories for other purposes.
with one rentral fold and then rolled Sunday.
I urge every Household, therefore, to
T H E L O Y A L T Y OT ODR
Merle Scott went to Cottage Drove Tennessee, Oklahoma, Nebraska. Col
instead o f folded. Rolls for the purpose
can all surplus perishable products for
Monday evening to see her mother, Mrs. orudo and Oregon.
may
be
purchased,
or
may
be
made
by
PATRON»
which they have containers and to dry
rolling together many thicknesses o f Stephens, who is soon to leave tor Cal j The commanding officer of the dl
and keep in paper any additional sur
ifornia.
paper.
Miii’li uf tlis sucres* uf tins bunk
vision will be Brigadier Deneral W. A
plus suitable for such preservation.
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Mrs. Tapiin and Ethel Moody have | Mann, of the regular army, now chief
is due tu Ihr loyalty uf its ilepos
Canning calls for no special skill and
Flowers cut from bright-colored silk returned from Prune Hill, where they of the division of militia affairs of
Wilt* It- 11 (I' H«' «1 »1** • ml««t«k with iliotlrt II lull
for little equipment beyond a wash boil-
Burs,
Many uf uur eilst Omer*
spent
several
days
canning
blackberries.
i oniornx utul N«b'<|oal«- »••|»ii|*n»«*nt irlvr ih
er and jars, f resh products, cleanliness are applied with broken buttonhole
the war department.
express their satisfaetiun Willi
stitches
to
dark
taffeta
hats.
and heat are the chief requirements, as
«iMtrti'in I* n«bll|C I d •*-••*>
ib'gn r* iu U.»
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Discussion of the time and moblll
the serviee they rerelvr not only
LONDON.
even sugar is not essential for canning
! fol l.M III IT fll* oi
j /.atIon of the division or Its departure ! AORICULTURV.. w.ih If* «1« cm I in. uti.
Before washing luce collars baste
in nords of commf mint Ion tu us,
fruits under modern procedure. Fruits
i for Krance are not permissible uuder ; COMMERfL
(Special to The Sentinel.)
and vegetables, moreover, can be dried them closely on a piece o f white cloth
rft» I «1*|>m imuil« .
but also by neqiisint mg their
efficiently in the suu, over a range or to keep them fioin being stretched out
Aug. 14.— Mr. aud Mrs. L. R. Short- ! the voluntary censorship. *
ENGIMLL1MRG.
ith »• «1 * pm fm»'nil in
ftismls with Ihr Imnk's um »
gas stove, or before an electric fan. or tom. I f no starch is put in them ridge visited Sunday with Mrs. Short
cl*i*l hi « «‘(vil /!•
Hijrhwtt>, lii<tuatria!
rallrd
fseililies.
Home-made shallow trays of wood or they will look like new.
ridge's sister, Mxy. Martin, who is ill
Ait« Ii iu* ilfn a if I \b •'liiiitf‘«l I fi£iiir«-rihg
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heavy wire screen are the chief equip
at tue Cottage Oro>« hospital.
rO KbH TK Y
in. l ulli*jj I •
IngiiM rr
8-HOUR DAY HELD RUINOUS
Biu h »vidence* of nur pntrons’
menl required. Drying is a time-tried
Miss Judy Trunnel was u recent vis­
After your blankets have been washed
lax
npproval
ure very plcnsing tu iis
home industry; conservation of food by and dried thoroughly, beat them vigor­ itor at the home of her sister, Mrs. j Lumbermen, However, Favor National
HOMR ECONOMICS with 4 mtj«»r «Irfan
drying is largely a matter of restoring ously with a carpet beater. This makes tirace McKibben.
snd are liighly vnlued.
;
ou
nl*
in«
lu
lling
ti
a
mi 111 x
mi
th*
I
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m
lit:«
standard for Day'* Work.
to the home the gicat-graudmother’s the wool light and soft and gives the
Mrs. Ada Hogue who had been vis­
Holla«* .
method of seeing that her family had blankets a new appearance.
iting the past week with her nephews, 1 Seattle, Mash. Concerning the t«l
MINING, wii'i lliM-r «1 f a r lin« ula. iuc!i«<!
good food in winter as a relief from a
J. E. B.niton and Emerson Keith ley, ! egram sent to Pacific coast lumber ! lux < lo ni«« .«I htiguiin iiitf
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monotonous diet of root vegetables.
returned to her home Monday.
men by Secretary of M ar Baker, urg
PHARM ACY
I f cold starch is allowed to stand all
Canning and drying can be practiced
A number of neighbor» gathered at , ing an eight hour day for workers.
T i n ; S C H O O L O f M U S IC , o ff.1 a Mialntc
night
the
water
can
be
poured
o
f
f
in
as effectively in a city house or apart
the Lew McKibben home Saturday eve­
lion mi III** p f i i f i|>.tl «1 • | i , m I me nt a of *«>•«!
ment as on a farm or in a suburban the morning and the starch will do for ning. ice cream was served and a i Hubert B Allen, secretary of the Meat Hll*l Ml*»* II Il l'll I,« I Hll*f
boiled starch another timd.
dwelling.
pleasant social evening was enjoyed, j ! oast Lumbermen's aasuclatiuu. said
THE MILITARY Li:l*A KTMENT. »n*«.l;. «l
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Canning, of course, already is a prof­
Among those present were Mr. and Mrs. that white the lumbermen are anxious j |0M.» «.««1*1* in III I*» 17 m »«I w «« ii r**« <»Min«*ii
BUTTER WRAPPER PRICES
itable industry for women and children
Tough meats eau be made tender by VV. C. Shortridge and sons Herbert and
tu cooperate with the government and ' d * thin tor O \ I fr«. m the VYcalcrn !>«*|iait
in thousands of homes and I trust will adding one teaspoouful o f lemon juice. Claud; Mr. and Mrs. Tullar and little
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1 li mi . . I »«■*’ considering
Secretary
Baker's rn. fil of I l f L* * W a r I>« f «i fment <$« u b r of
Tile following price* ure I
is c f'
become almost universal this season. To
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son Curtis, Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Hhort-
,
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, th«* fifl«-«n ' <lialMifiii»Ji«-d i i i > H in t io ns ’ ' of feet on butter wrappers:
aid the home conservation movement,
ridge
and
son
Kenneth,
Delbert
Mills,
in-Haage,
they
do
not
reel
that
they
Add a few bread crumbs to tfie scram
1
hkxH
w
r
h-arnlnif
All
.a.lrf w will h r fiuniah'd
the department o f agriculture has is bled eggs for breakfast; they improve Edna Hhortridge, Ileen M ills,
Ed. Bra can concede the eight hour day at coinf.lct«* uniform« by ih«* I K Oovcriimriit 100 wrappers, on Fridays and Sstiir
sued a new farmers’ bulletin on home the disli and make, the eggs go further. her, Roy Ewing, Hubert Ewing and Ma - this time.
days only
M < anti
■ rid the junior anil senior • »«lets enrolled m
canning and another on home drying of
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100 wrappers, on liny day except Eli
rie
Oaroutte.
The
statement
of
the
lumbermen
la-
,
l
**e
l(
O.
T
<
will
he
Kiven
•
««uunulat
ion
tor
fruits and vegetables.
These free
Norman Adams ami Harold Tower
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days mid 'Saturday*
fl W
Darn the heels and toes of new stock­
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. . . sued late Saturday uiglil set forth that | »utiMintenrr, «« wrll »• all lmii»pi.r1»tiitn anti
pamphlets should be read and followed
motored to Cottage Drove .Saturday
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•litiaiMlenee al ( h r « i t » s i , 1 H m n n i r i r a m p
These are rash prices.
in every household which wishes to ings and socks before they are worn. njg|lt
, the telegram from M'ashiiigton did not
K h O iH T R A T IO N
B M l I NS O C T O B E R
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Additional wrappers printed at the
translate patriotic impulse into concrete To prevent their wearing at the heels,
Misses Marie and Lueile Oaroutte j necessarily change the situation un­ | 1017.
line the back o f the shoe with a piece
I n f o r m a t i o n on laquont
Aii drsss.
service.
same time with either o f the uliovr 35
spent
Monday
with
their
sister,
Mrs.
|
|e»»
|t
lead»
to
negotiations
whereby
of black velvet.
R «|l* trar,
O i«*ua
A in cu ltM ia J
Cullogs.
D. F. HOUSTON.
cents the 100.
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Edwin Tullar.
it would be possible to establish a C o r v a l l i s O r o » o n
f ’OTTAD K DROVE H K N TIN N L.
When baking potatoes, grease them
■tr
national eight hour day for the lumbar
Advertising pays— in The Sentinel.
The L ive Wire Newspaper.
L
Y
N
X
HOLLOW.
first with a little butter, and when
Industry.
cooked they will be beautifully brown
SOUTH ERN P A C IF IC T I M E T A B L E and crisp, with the nice glazed appear­
(Special to The Sentinel.)
North Bound
South Bound
Sumpter Burn*; Lo*a I* $200,000.
Aug. 14.— Oscar Briggs and Donald
ance that makes them look so appetiz­
No. 16— 2:28 a. m. No. 13— 1:00 a. m. ing.
Kimball rode to Latham on their bi-
Baker, Or Sumpter, once the Baby
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e.yeles Sunday.
No. 18— 9:56 a. m. No. 17— 7:10 a. m
Ion of eastern Oregon, is a smoking
Tha City Transfer
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Clark and children,
Mittens cut from a discarded mack
No. 14— 4:35 p. m No. 15— 2:42 p. m
mass of ruins, as the result of a fire.
All Kinds of
of
Cottage
Drove,
were
Sunday
guests
intosh,
or
other
rainproof
material,
a
No. 19— 7:40 p. m
The loss I* estimated as high as $ 200 .
man's mitten being used us a pattern, at the W. A. Wrennc home.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Langston were 000. Every business house and nearly
are splendid to use when blacking the
stove, or when doing other hand-soiling Cottage Drove visitors Sunday.
uvery residence, church and ball have
FOR
Mrs. Plnnk and daughter Viola, o f been leveled by the flames
jobs.
More
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Cottage Drove visited several days re-
than 300 persons are without borne*
Plano Moving a Specialty
To take iron murks out o f a white cently at the Wm. Plank home.
V o cr/ ?, I - i o F P . r ’j z i
R. Y. Porter was in Cottage Drove
WOOD A N D COAL
quilt, soak the spot* in lemon juice and
I’ hone 55
Tomato Trust Charged.
then hold the quilt so that the steam Saturday on business.
Dtnnls Eucalyptus Oil
i G i ç f x C J rv W / .s a
s
O. W. Johnson and fumily visited at
Offlca
At
Eagle 81«ar Store
from
a
boiling
kettle
will
pass
through
Washington.—
Evidence
of
a
con
« T «L L DSUQ «TORCH
the spots. This method invariably re­ the Caldwell home Sunday afternoon.
■piracy among large par king Interest*
T urks 2 6 c
j a r * soc
Roy Riggs, carpenter for Mr. Cloek,
moves iron mold i f persisted in.
spent Sunday at his home in Cottage to corner the entire tomato output of
A POORLY PED HORSE
Drove.
the Pacific coast has been discovered, reflects disersdit on its owner, but the
Mrs. Day went to Oak'lnnd Saturday it was said at the offices of the federal owner gets the worst of tho deal bs
for a few days’ visit with relatives.
came economy in feeding the nor*«
trade commission.
Deorge Tellier and Miss Varien
______________________ affeefb- its working capacity as well as
Cottage Grove Trainier
Dresser were guests at the Wolford
it* appearance. I f your horse kicks on
home Sunday.
Many Farm Loan* Asked.
bis feed you can correct it by buying
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Strong, Mr*.
Washington — Applications for farm your feed here, as you get the best
Slater and the Deorge Huntsman fam­ loans are pouring into the federal land ,l,," l't y for the least outlsy. Farmers,
ily spent Sunday gathering hazelnuts banks at the rate of more than fl.UUO,- ¡’ ’’ "t«Rotors and horse owners generally
along the river.
know that our feed is alwsys
. id to
to th*
th .
Iwiiy» up
L D. Lajoie and Mrs. Caldw ell and 000 a day, the federal farm loan board standard.
PIANO M O VINO
St
son Ernest drove to Eugene Thursday. announced. Hie total for July having
AUTO D R AY TOR QUICK D ELIV ER Y
O . M JO H N . E U Q B N B O R B .
reached
$34,310,000.
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