Cottage Grove sentinel., December 13, 1917, Image 5

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W ar Time
Christmas Cake
'been visiting <> E. Woodson, I* ft v es
tcrdiiy morning for Portlund to enlist
ns u innchinist in the navy.
•I. L Hen tty has recovered from the
effect t of II sciions cold.
Hhow to kefs have not advanced in
price, but the government reipnres us
to collect u tux on cucii admission. Ar
: i nde Theiltor.
nvHtfe
tin-* v\••# k visiting rclntiv» « Mrs. Hill
was formerly Miss Elsie Hukei.
Dr*nmaking uml plain sewing wnnt
♦*<!. Prices reasonable. Y«mr patronage
solicit« I. Mrs. Kittle Grubby north K
and Ash uve.
ri22 «JUprJ
Keep Your Animals
in Condition
Ili i H rtli tt Johnston nml son, of
Mu ginn w , visited friends in Eugene a
few days this week.
Mayor T, C. Wheeler h limping about
Mr-. H. L, (iodnrd left Huturdny for
on u game leg, the result of u sprinti.
Kansas City to bid goodbye to a brother
Now in wlii'ti your stork tifftls Hpt-eial attention hecaus»* the
and
ii sinter, who ure about to leave for
Him Hrurid und fnmily motored to Eu
<
*Iran k I roin pasture to ilry lee<| is one ol tin- most «‘tit¡«'til
servo
*
•
in
Era
nee.
The
two
smallest
of
gene Miimhiy.
the (»«»«lard ehildreri will v i*it with Mr.
periods of tlie whole year.
Raymond V'entcli spent the week end and M m E. K Hpencer, «»f Eugene, dur
I lit i iiinmim , 1 i <'ii|» I m i I' ill i|i|iings, 11 «*u|* m w ilier, I :t j eii|is
V oil can lose more pounds of summei gain through I) -
I at I'ortlumi.
ing the ubseuee of their mother, and
I i i i i w i i Niiuar, 1 . c u p nmliihses, g i n l r i l u m l o f I ni'iiiiie«*, - o / h .
Do not forget flint I write fire insur- the two «»Idest will ri*mniu here with
«••• mlier neglect than you can get hack all winter. Keep up
. une«*, I repieseiit some of the strongest their grundpnrt'rits, Mr. nn«l Mrs. II. R
ritin ii, f i a 1 1• • I i ¡ml nl I lemon.
the good condition keep up the summer thrift keep out the
«■•»mpunies m A in erica. I tim still muk < «<»dar«l.
worms.
Klein! I In* iilnivi 111 • * 11 ilients mill ImiI mi stove III minutes.
ling loans on the iiistullinent plan; also
Mask ball ut grunge hull l.orunc, «»n
! loans puyublit in one or more years, C|iri.-t ii i i i s night, Tuesday, Dee. 25. 20p
W hen enlil mill I i * i i pH I lullr, 1 - t f llspiitili eloves, I teiis|iuoll IIIIt -
('olii«' in und talk with im* about fire hi
moK, I teiis|imni sen In ilissolveil in hot waiter, I t •* UHpiiim suit, I
Mr and Mrs. O. M. K» fii and children
sururiee t»r loans. 1 cun save you money,
(leo. II. lirniiiiird.
jri24tfc arriv««1 Thursday from Indiana, after
ten . | ii it • 1 1 eililllllliiill, I «*11 p f o i l I e n lle e Silt logi'llii'l linin', sail
an ubseuee of u year «»r more. They
D R IV E S OUT TH E W O R M S — M A K E S STOCK H E A L T H Y
Mrs. Lincoln Taylor left Saturday to visited relative* cn route.
mill s|nees, pul in e n l l e e mill smlil ll1 1 • I Ililil In linileil illgli'ili-
join her husband, who im engaged m
Slock hooks have arrived. Be sure to bring your coupon
flits
Itaike I lionr in mnileraite oven.
S, C. Ha rt rum was her« from Hose-
engineering work at Elorcucc,
which entitles you to a hook.
burg Thursday nml Friday enlisting re
A son was born Thursday to Mr. and emits for service with th*
• forest «'ligi
YOU W I L L F IN D A L L OF T H E S E IN G R E D IE N T S AT
Mrs. Archie Thompson.
neer« in France.
Mrs, Ransom Miller, « * t Springfield,
Lieutenant Notile White is hereTrorn
spent the week t i h I w ith NI rs. E. C. the east on business am i visiting his
Shay,
*
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Whit
Now is the time to pick out a graph«»
Household goods for sale bedstead,
OUR STORE W I L L R E M A IN CLOSED CH RISTM AS D A Y
phone t«»r u ( ’hristmas present, ( ‘all .» dressers, dining table und 5 chairs,
chiffonier, lib i
l 1 i
M rt I
and
see
them
ut
II.
C.
Madsen’s.
nl5tf
V i:
Purvuncc, 125 Third street.
d I '» 20pd
L C. Shav l«*ft last week for Cali
Mrs. M. E. Long returned Friday
fornia hoping to benefit his health. H<*
from Eugene, accompanied by Mrs. t . to tli«* eating place« observing the ¡ " T H E N E W M I N I S T E R ” A T
who hml just r«*turni'«l from tin* rimi.
is now at Han Francis*«» nml «-xpccts
\\ . Mhuw, formerly of this city.
wheat le«« and meatless day«.
It is
H IG H SCHOOL A U D IT O R IU M
Pretty <'liriMtmuH rnnt|> bux«‘H now <»u to go t « * I ,os Angeles.
NN . B. Cooper made a business trip t<> ••veri becoming critical and resentful of
Muir ut tin' lion Toil ( m*xt dom to <tic
Stanley Hickey was in Eugem* Eri
•
places
which
d«>
not
<
J
«»
mo
.
W
*
•
have
M*'dfor«l,
Ashland
and
other
southern
‘
‘
The
New Minister,M u musical eom-
gon hotel) ut Iiiodmtt prices.
did 20«* «lay on business.
received a number of corn piai fits, con­ i eijy, will be given by the eleur of the
Oregon points this week.
\V. Luke «hut n wild goos«* Hutiirduy.
Albert Crouch was in Eugene Thurs
Mrs. Ella i’hompson made a business tinues Mr. Newell, from different ¡»arts Methodist church, under direction of
I hese buds ure n««t shut Iter«* very often «Inv on business.
I t»f the state Hi regard to restaurants Mr -. Leon De-M a r / ' a t the high uchool
trip t*» I'ortlaml t inlay.
llirktv ih litri' trulli ( >1 viitl»in, ut lute yen is.
and hotels not making any attempt to auditoimm tain evening, December 13.
\\ iih I i , \iiitinu lt«*r mut lu i M rn Nnr
>\ three act «omedv " A
Kentucky 'observe the w heat less and meatless
Miss Mubel ShllW, of Eligen«', sp* lit
M l SI C A L M .\l BEKS.
imiu 11 M'ki‘ v.
Belle.’ will be given by Ora R« ad «lavs. W’«* ar«* now making a Ji*t of 1. ‘ ‘ Nature's Voice» sing '— 1'rufcsnor
tli»- week enti with Mrs. L. \V. Hunt nt
j Hefiit fivvavs « lass in draifiatie art at ¡these unpatriotic places, with a view
( 'olili t Y ( 'umili l^nilllMT \ !(
‘ r \\ ild wood.
Topnote and Choir witli Obligato.
j the Arcade theater Monday and l ues to publishing their names in their own 2. " Let Me S in g - ’ (solo; — IJaiMy.
nini < '«flint v Kuml Hu|»«*rint«*ritl<*iif -I IL
\lu»»k bull nt g> ‘tig'* 1«xiII. Loruiie, on
day evenings, December 1« and 1«. A i communities.
M, K \ \\ l'ri* ii|• t rum Kn^jt nf I iii*j»-tlii\ oh <'h 11 nt mus night, T u «' m *I u v ( I >•*« . 25. 2<*p
I ■». ‘ ‘ When J Shovel in the Coal — Sex­
Rvelv play everyone will enjoy, inter
I m ISIIU’HH
Mr. Newell «uggisti« that in those lo­
ton und Cboru».
Mrs. .lolla <ii«*«'iM', ut Oranti« Puss,
spersed
with
r**ii<l»ug,
singing
und
drills.
calities
which
arc
distant
from
the
fish
'4. " T h e Munic L'ommitti ■ ’ ’ i -ong) —
S ii nn|M»if: i lit W uhìim ’ mh iiirctin^ «»t fin* hits been I lie guent I his W*'«'k of ll«T
<«»me, have a goon laugh and help a j market, poultry and cheese dishes be
Flutt, Sharp arid Hoonick.
llntiur («unni s\ill In' In-M iii thf sii|»«*r • •»usui, Mi- M M. \Vh«*el«*r.
good cause. Part of the proceeds goes used as a substitute for rn«*at on meat­ 5. " A J’ re t ry j . i t t t c F l o w e r 1» a l > a i » y "
W in H i inn f i e l d , u f M e d f u i d , \ i *-*1 1 «*«I
i«»r the l|«»n«»r (»uar«l aid t«» the Red less «lays.
Vegetable luncheon«, for
D a i » y a nd M a le O cte tte ,
I
am
u«w
Ix-tter
equlp|>«(l
with
nuMloru
tin* p as t we*'k v \ it l i OfMirge 111 l l i n f i*'bl.
Cross.
dl3e which several different kinds «jf veg­ i d. " 1 he l . a i l i e s ’ A i d " — C h o r u s .
[.Killtie:, to examine your eye« ami to
The gills of the doillfstie HCiefiee *le supply your luillvldual requirements by
attractively
arranged,
are ¡7. " T h e Kind of a Preacher J L ik e ’ ’
C. E Stewart went t«» Salem Friday etables
part meni uf tin* high selioo! nit* taking »cientlflc druKl«^* methods.
served <»n on«* plate, and which are now
t«» atteml a uoricultural meeting.
(solo)— Kalpby.
n»d* i* f « • i m i nreiueut t**i < li risi mus «I«*
Miss Ndria NNiJkins, <»t L**«»nu, who : becoming *o popular in the first-class v ” OJd Maid» L am en t"— Chorus.
livery ut 25 tents u tjutirt.
«lid*20«*
hotels
and
clubs
of
Portland,
are
also
HAT I HI’ ACT IO N G U A R A N TE E D
9. " H u r r a h ! For the Minister .New’ ’
wiis at the Cottage • *r*»v e h*»spital last
Ensemble Chorus.
\h mid Mrs M E. Kibbr it ml ilnugli
spring, wus taken to Eugene Frid*«v and 1 satisfactory meat substitutes.
Id. " H o w Do You Think You Will Like
t« i Mutile, ul Solomon, Kim , visit«*il
will undergo an «»peration for appen*ii-
the M a n ! " (chorus)— Ladies’ Aid.
■ luring tli* punt week with Mr. uml Mrs.
('it is. Miss Adriu is a niece t*f Airs. Jus.
A « K N U I N K II A It« ! A IN
11. " W h a t Will the Poor Preacher D o ’ ’
< N liti Iteli.
Alb'ii *»i this city.
i part -ong
-Daisy, Henrietta, Brown
Leases (Hound in Our Owu Bliop
Mr-*. \ W K ime lots i ••* *»v **r«*«l from
Community silver; Swengel Hardware.
a
LAi)ir. 8 ’ c o a t s a t a
and Sharp.
her M-eeiit illness.
Mrs I. J. il* iliwell, Cha*. P r o f a
O PTIC IA N
O P T O M E T R IS T
12. * * W ho Tolled the H e l l " — Sextou
ir. Pr.H GENT REDUCTION
I m*k up tii«' <«<«s|»«*| Missiun unuotim i*
und Miss Marie Jones are clerking at
and Old Maids.
meat in tir«* «iiureh news.
didptl
the Fair store during the holiday nish.
A .strictly modern homelike hos­
12. * ’ Tickets for the Potpie Supper’ ’
I W lilirge Ine* pur«‘liuh«*d ih«* A W.
i chorus) — Ladies’ Aid.
peter DeardortI visited u brother at
pital fully «-quipped for the sci­
Spray will puy you $ Hi per futi for
N\ limpide hum«' « * ti eiiMf Jefferson Mire«,t. :tu> kind of «»Iti ir«»« *>r steei. ( ’leuri up Oakland during the week.
14. " i Haven't Made I p My M in d ”
entific
treatment
of
any
disease
Brown and Chorus.
II 1« N ii m- \ tins ree**ived word ut ¡and help lick thè Kaiser.
ju28tfe
w ur.iu: p r i c e s a r e r i o i i t
iieidier Brothers s«»bl a do/en li«*gx to
either medical or surgical.
15. " T h e New Minister” — Finale.
the dentil ut the wife uf his brother,
Miss Murjori«* Yuughn l«*ft ’l’hurstlay Frank Hatley last week. Their total
W. II. \ ;* m \, uf Kelso, Wash., und n f«»r Astoria to \ isit h«*r cousin, Mrs. weiglit vv Us jGUU pt»umis.
* «pen to patients of any phy­
!
CAST O F C H A R A C T E R »
toiiiirr resident oI tills ritv. Mrs. YuII « ari Johnson.
I he iievv IRIS model Maxwell now on
sician.
Rev. Homer Alexander Brown (the
t it (i*t)«l«*ti t '* ut iTn* nt tkit* lim it Hi'hnul • 'V die*! tulluwing nit «»penition at u
Mr.
alni
Mrs.
J.
I.
Jones
mmb*
a
busi
display
ut
the
Henry
Oarage.
Hhe
is
u
new
minister)................. S. L. Muckin
l‘*»r Hu ml liospi t ul.
Special terms to obstetrical
t o iiij'lit tit 7:.10 shur|.
uess trip to fiug*‘ii«* ThuriMÌav.
Professor Topnote (leader of the
little ## beauty.M
s27tfe
I’l.ishlight
-
,
Hw
engel
ILirdw
ur«*.
eases.
11 :• r i \ tunm-r, lliillv \\ it her* *-x at «»«I
choir).................. ... ........J. F. Godard
Mr. a m i M rs. ( ’la m ie H c h ra c k vvere in
\. M*»ule left last week for Muske-
Mi und Mrs. J. A Petti* r**w left from l.o r a iie 'l'h urstla v a nd Mr. H c h r a c k
< l i m n «• Mil lit* llttV«’ I mmii liuliu- fruiu
( resrendo It. Flutt............ Rov \Y. Glass
Moderat«' rates to all.
1'i.e
H
tln
\
tor
<
ali
tornii,
after
u
visit
m . Mich., at ter a visit
with Miles
1 '.MV Slt* \ i ' i n t t ii ’' wt’i ’k uii t nt luti^ki.
lle/ekiah F. Sharp........... Elbert Smith
vveiit to Ha le 111 lo Ut terni tilt* h o r t ic lll- K«»
Special attention given to
Pitcher.
with Mr. und Mrs. .1. <). N uieeiit.
Doctor Housick........ ............. Xlfred Skei
t o r a i m e e t in g there.
H iirvi* v T:«\l«»r n turm*«l Mutulnv tru in
d
is
e
a
s
e
s
of
eye,
ear,
nose
and
The «'«»fitlitiun «»f Robert <*nftio eon
f . L. Lynns was in Portland on busi­
l members of the music committee)
Etiju'iu*
tiau«'s to improve slightly.
ness during the past week.
Ralphy Hunter iu baritone in the
throat and general surgery.
choir
.................. ......loseph Knotts
It vuiii subscription expired during
J.
B. Lewis has been suffering dur
Seth Perkin-
y<ke,...... I.e-rer Phelps
the w«**k of November Id t « » 2<t, it
ing the past week with lujuries which
DR S. M. W E N D T , Proprietor
Daisy
l.ov
e
joy <tii<' new school teach-
resulted from being struck by u stick
should be paid tins coming we«*k m or
er
.....................
........Mae Armstrong
ot wood.
• lei t*» get the 25 cents m pec ill I rctluc
Odeba llasbin organi/.er of the Old
t toil.
Along the lilies ot conservution, don’t
Maids t lu b :............Florence l.uebke
Mi*. W J. White returiM'd last week
F R A N C E 'S FOOD SUPPLY.
torget that the soldier boys need shoe
Petunia Pimples (the milliner)....... ..
fr*un u visit in Portland.
. . i Lina it- ager
leather, and that having your shoes re­
( Eugene Register.)
Mm K K Mills spent the week end
j I n 0 le Alee (the old sexton).............
paired
will
save
leather
tor
th«*
fighters.
Since
the
I
nited
States
entered
the
at Eugene with loi mother, Mrs. J. M
- ............. -......... .......... C. E. I'mphrejr
Doc Cioffj Shoe Chiropractor.
i«22tfc war there has been constant repetition Augusta Wind (everybody's friend ..
How «*.
of
the
statement
that
we
must
produce
Ih»n i fail t«i s,*,*
A Kentucky li*ll«*’ *
( •»!. W. II. Blair returned to Portland more food than ever before in order to .............. ...................... Carrie Llenienway
! Mrs. Del.aney president of the L a ­
Momlnv ami ruesduy nights ut the Ar
last week.
AK^ntx for
supply the needs of our allies. Prac­
dies' A i d ; ...................Mrs. Roy Glass
• :t«b' Theater.
dldc
Mrs. A. E. H«i»rt and Miss Etta Hcott tically everyone has realized in a vague
Mi nini Mr- \ W W h tnpole W’«*r«* up
were iii trioo rvigiuaw Thursday.
sort of way that the nations that have Members of the < h or, Ladies ’ Aid, Old
from Leona Monday visiting Mr uml
1 red «1. Drifts was here from La fa y - been fighting for three years have both
Maids' Club, S< win,; Circle. Etc.
Mr-. D J Scholl.
Cor. Sixth St. and Washington Ave
ettr dill lug the past week in con nee- increased their normal consumption and Miranda K"tchuni.. ..........Maude I.eBoy
decreased
their
normal
production,
but
Ebler D*tliai hitle, ut Roseburg, vi^it
!*«».i with the settling up of the estate
Blossom Clover...... --------------Mrs. Frost
l i g u n - indicating the decrease have Henrietta Sharp..... ........ Marian Hooper
• *1 this w «■*• k will* Uv\ . I \\ (Ri ver.
*»! Mrs. Hannah Deets.
tieen
lacking.
For
this
reason,
a
state­
Ilo* Methodist ladies’ aid will hold
ivory Sope............. ....... Nieta Huzelton
( hristmas presents, wedding presents,
If you want a bakery in your city, in «liuiuttiids at H. ( . Madsen ’s. n2*Jtfc ment dealing with food production in Mrs. Slocum........ .< i.........Mrs. Chambers
an all dav market ot good cuts in lien
France,
which
has
just
been
received
by
buy
home
made
bread.
City
B
a
k
e
ry
’s
T u II iv it pumtim1 )•»uut uiJM'r tul»«**, son ’, store, Mfiturdnv, Dee. 22. d«* Id 2<le
I he W iilson restaurant has been re­ the food administration, is interesting. Mrs. MeUinty....... .............. Mrs. Heine
bread is the best.
s2Utf
U un r it h t I lur 5o«»u mil»** wit limit n
M rs. Spicer............. ................Mrs. Hart
de« «»rated inside during the past week.
W illium Willson has returned to his
In 1912 Fiance produced xT.v'ttlJiliO Mrs. Dressy........... _____ __ Mrs. Conner
iMim'tun*. .1 C. I h m \.
n\ It!»
\V. J. Elmer was in Eugene Thursday.
home at Portland, after u visit with
Mr. and Mrs. O. Ivans have returned hundredweight of wheat; in 1914, 7«».- Kitty Spangler...... ........ Mrs. Breedlove
Mr. i»ml Mrs, («. H 11 »• I m *• r, ut I ' m *** Ins blether. Edgar Willson.
Mr. ariti Mrs. Tlios. Richmond, of Oar
i n»n» an extended visit in southern Ore- 9.40,000 hundredweight; in 1015, 00,630,- Belinda Hangs....... ...Mary Ellen Henson
iiiii , ii r«* ^jii«-**tH this w u ’k *•! Mr. :tu»l
i" hi ; in 19Hi. 5^,410.000. and in I9i7 l ’tunetta Pills....... ..........M rs. Cochran
Word has reached here of the up «liiier, visited relativ«*« here last week, K»dl.
leaving
Saturday
for
Portland.
Mr.
Mi*«. ( tfur^i* St*!tutn
prom lung
marriage ol
Miss
Venn
^ • ,s'* A. Ediefsen, of Lorane, went but 3ii,yOO,««Hl hundredweight. In food­ Eliza Whiffles..... ............Lois Thomas
Mi h Kntlili'i'ii K»*m *\:»* b*nm* from W heeler, of Sun Dug**. Calif., dniighter R ithinond intended «*nlistiiig in the t«» Portland last wees t«» meet his wife stuffs. which comprises ail cereals and Betty Huttons.......
tin* I ut U. t<* •«!»* ml tin* week «* ii « I w itti ot Mi. and Mrs. I*. D. Wheeler, former nu\v, but when lie found that an enlist­ •»a her ieturn fr«»m th«* east. They u* includes potatoes and beet roots, the Mulberry duve_____ ...LaVicey Hamilton
_____ ____ YnseI Wood
ment was for four years, he decided not
tur pu rt* ii t h , Mr mul Mi-, (> M K«*m, i«'sideats of this city.
mained in Portland for a visit W i t h 1913 production of 358,000.000 hundred­ Candv Stick......... . ......... Orren Woolley
fo «lit so.
weight
had
declined
in
1917
to
only
22,-
»heir daughter, Mrs. Hcott.
L ( Lot k wood vv 1 11 «• s fire insurance.
00*1.000 hundredweight.
The figures
Kt'lihbl*' «'Oinpiilues; low rutes. S«*e lulu
1 he ( ity Meat Alarket pays cash for quoted are from the statement of the
W a U ì i This Spar« For R. u k :»4 um lu
Soap Recipe.
..I m i .
eK8»*
’
split fc minister for general revictualing of
A good way to help conserve fats is
M i und Mrs. E«l. Newcomb, of Dex
to make your own soap. Try the fol­
Mri. Ed. Mosier arrived from Oak- France, Mr. Maurice Long.
1 * 1 . vis,fed this Week with Mr. uml
this condition undoubtedly exists in lowing recipe:
laml friday it» attend the funeral of her
¡ -Mrs. < M. Pnrkt'r and Ham Newcomb.
France m a more aggravated degree
The dripping- of alt kinds of me:*:«.
grandmother, Mrs. A. L. Todd.
than in other allied countries, for
I* H. Crum*, ot Him k liutte, returned
Donald Woo«Is was at Salem Friday France has tieen bearing the brunt of >ix pounds with one can of lye will
I uestlnv frtim u business trip t«» Port
for t rent incut for his eyes. He visited the war in her territory. England has make fifteen cukes of hard soap, de­
On«* of tin* Iwiit wiivn tu l«*:trn fu bind.
*»ver the week end with his sister. Miss actually succeeded in increasing her lightful for the bath, excellent for
drivi* » Fût i * tu n**t ;i fuTuml iiaiiil oui*.
washing fine fabrics or laces. Strain
Carolyn, at Monmouth.
D on ’t forget that by paving a full
TU *n o i tv in i h Ii i» i * ih nut nu *«*r»ous. TI m * ii
food production, and Canada's produc­ the drippings before putting away and
v ai s subscript ion in ntlvnii«'«* you get
A tail line of records on band at IT. tion is also larger than before the war. again before combining with the lye.
tlitTt* nir imiti v win* linng imek ulmnt it at the old rate of $|.50. The new rute
C. Madsen’s.
nv 15tf This fact, however, does not affect in
Empty the lve into a quart of water
I » li v * ii 14 » <*ur I mm ' iumm * tli«*y do not t©«*l applies oil dell fit,Hell t tic. omits only. tt
Ladles’ 15 jewel Waltham watches with
any way our duty to produce more ex which will become hot as the lye d:s-
ttmt flu*y run iit’fuid uni* of tin* m*\>
Joseph
Cult*,
of
Pomeroy,
Wash.,
vis­
Ioghi cundida te*« troni here wer© ini ¿5 year Boss cases, hand cnuraved. were
olirli,
M M II V ut tin* H»'* '»»lid limit) Ulll'H tint«'tl into the Modern \N notimeli ut $25. and dow will sell fo r .............$17.50 it relatives and friends Here this week, tensively than ever before. The heaviest solves. Heat the grease until it is melt­
fighting of the war is being done in ed and lukewarm, then pour in the lve
nr«* just nn pumi uh new «ui«** um fur uh Eligen«* Hu fui «Iti y evening with u big
ll«* was a resident here years ago, tl riv­ French territory, and we owe it to the and water, gradually, stirring constant­
servi«'«* i h rumi't nt'd und will servo y«»ur « lass from other parts of the < «unity. 20 year K<dd filled 10 size vents' watch ing the Htdiemia stage.
devoted people of France to see that ly until the m:-. — is thick and smoo’ tily
Have one on your
Light Woodmen from her«' accompanied cases now $5.00.
Mrs. E. J. Beitller visited her son they are well fed.
piirtM»»«* until mi * Ii tun«' ii * you run uf
pasty. Four this mixture into a drip­
the
«•undulates.
watch.
Ira
at
his
farm
during
the
past
week.
1 hese figures, it must be remembered, ping pan in which paper has 1* *ert
l«trd h ii m w out*. Anyom* run uft«it*i u
I seti « ais «un be bought of Woodson
tur ut tin* prices wo tinnì«' lu'low <m
IL J. Mb in n and R. B. Wo« die y were do not indicate the real need for food, spread. Before it becomes hard, cut it
Ladies' Bracelet Watches that were
for they show only the decreased pro­ in sakes 2L_, by 5 inches and about 1
iiHt'd rari«, ««» imo of wlnrli uro in thè liest liinthors with small payment down.
$20 nud $25. now. .. .$15.00 and $19.00 in K ukimip Iridiiy «n bu>i n t* m be I ore t lit* duction. The waste that always accom­ inches thick.
pruliutr i-ourt.
uf rondititin.
You run n<» just um fur
Nmoiig those who attended chantan
panies
war means much larger consump­
D O N 'T W A IT STOCK IS
mid jiiMt um ut ten witli u .*»«•« «uni limiti ipia nt. < reswi'll Inst week were Mr. and
K.
I ah ' k wood for r*-:< I estate tion. France is not only producing less
Advertising pays— in The Sentinel.
S
E
L
L
IN
G
FAST
uml tire inaurnuce.
ol.stfc than before the war but is eating more,
« nr unti get just u m unirli pleiisurc out « » I Mi-. Min'd Nkei, Mr. ami Mrs. K. K.
Mills, Mis. Jleibert Enkin, Mrs. J. »S. Never before such opportunity to buy
y mu trip. Look ìli«*««* over.
l*u\iii Mu mu'll, of Merrill, was a and the fact that England has increased
lieiison, Nl.irv Ellen lietison. Rev. D. A.
I'ossiltly you «Imi't 1 1 k«* tilt* id«*n of Mm l.eod, \1 1 ss Lulu Cuirm uml Mrs. K icks . $0 aud $7 solid K»ld rings $5.75 «iif-t of Mr. and Mr*, .x. K. Lewis the her production does not mean that she
"
:
l>ai*t ivi'ek.
is meeting the war demand.
liuying u nrw rur until aft«*r you linv«* II. H. \ catch.
U cmit'll MeCarjjar wus homo from
dgimiied to tirivi*.
How w«»ul*l uno <d'
\ subscription t«• The »Sentinel is one
Discovers Fire Blight in Winter.
l) K. Woodson returned Friday from l oll Sti'Nfiis several days of the |>a.sf
thi'Mt* « I « » fur you to
prmtirr up « »ti f ot the best, us well as one of the cheap
For the first time in'his experience
«i'ek
visiting his parents, Dr. and Mrs.
I'ortlaml with two new Fords.
dl.TgO
K. MeCarjjar.
as a horticulturist, C. E. Stewart, coun­
l!M2 ELA N DERM IMI ; in fuir rtuulit uni ; «•st Christmas presents.
Finest line of diamonds in the city
Mis. K1 i /abeth W idileisheim returned ty fruit inspector, a short time ago
0
»I
I III * M11 ' I H rill, l l l l t II il M l o t s o f Mt* I
Mi*«* 'Imi! f NHung uml Moron Olsen, at 11. ( ’. Madsen's.
n29tn-
found active pear blight in December,
vir«* left und im j » o i «i ii i«*k ut....... $200 who were at ( ’reswell Inst week us mem
A. It. Wood was in Portland tm* Satiirduy tiom Mulem, where slie visit­ l’he case was found in a wild tree
ed her daughter uml family.
beis ot the I'oiiius I’luvers, visited week on business.
swamp near Junction City. He came iu
MH3 P A T E R S O N ; .10 Ii. p. Lot« of Thnrsduv night with Mr. miti Mrs. Al
Mrs. John Orevey, of Junetion City, from there Tuesday, having finished the
Hob Jones and Flank Wtillnee were
power unti I o I m of vnlui* nt ojily.. .$210 De«i .^kei. Mr. »Skei was a member of
visited
.Saturday
with
tier
sisters.
Mrs.
work of destroying the tree infected
I1*. M. E. iill; good firr.M and n lui renili this componV last sumiller with Miss in Eugene Saturday on business.
George Bisliy and Mrs. Eva Heinenvvay. w ith this disease.
Mrs. Wellington White and daughter.
ut....................................................... $250 N oung nml Air. (llsen. Huy N tiling, mu
Miss
Stella
Kedford,
a
Eugene
teach­
" 1 have never before seen active
per i Hienden t « * t the ehnut ampin, v isited Miss \delle spent the week-end with er, visited over the week end with her pear blight in December," said the in­
W»» ul« In ’f you Ilk«* to I iiinc a rur tliut
Air. und Mis. ,skei «»ver the week «*nd. their son and brother, Herald, at Ku eousiii, Mrs. Albert Stocks.
spector.
" I t is something new to me,
gene.
« un m I iuw ' cui nil w li**r«' fu liriid ill lit f
by those to whom you send a
but it was the real blight, and would
Eariners cun k«*ep day. (let a wagon
Mrs.
S.
K.
Hubbard
went
to
(
’re«w
ell
H l’ ICK S P E E D RONDS 1ER in tiptop il in I» rt* I In from Mwengel Hardware.
Christmas present, send a Christ
have spread had the tree been left
Saturday to visit her «on, John Hub
liier lumini I condition und will do 00
alone. ’
bard.
mas Photo— something that will
Mrs. M:i111«* Millet ami daughter were
Inspector Stewart said that the or-
■idles wlirii tin' ropM aren’t looking. in Eugene »Saturday.
keep your face lief ore them every
Mr«. E. N. Parker returned to her * hards of the county are at the present !
Well wtirtl» in < > i •* t Ii u ii Mi«* pr I n ' . . . $500
Inline at Portlund Bntiinlay after a linn- freer from scab than any tune
( >. H. ( • 1 11 1 * ' it son left Monday for Eli
day of the year. One thing about
week « v i«it at the home of her sisf^r- since he began to work among them, in- I
If you wunt rltiMH nml yet do nut fr«'l gene and Eortlnnd.
a photo— the recipient never for­
in law, Mrs. C. ||. Corson.
tliut you tun pu y t fttt* prii’t* of n new
dilating that the tanners are t.iking
Look at the label on vnur paper, und
gets from whom it was received.
Government
Inspected
Meat
more than ordinary interest in the work |
• nr, h«*r<* is ju*t exiH'tly whut you wnnt: don’t forget that you get n retluefioti «if
Coming
right down to brass tacks,
of spraying. He said that in some or- !
P U B L IC IT Y IS A S K E D TO
IWI.I O V E R L A N D ; model 71 ; «©If shirt- 2.» cents bv paying your subscription
what makes a better present at
• hards where he had prcviouslv found
within .10 «lays nfl«*r expiration.
P LA C E Y O U R O RDERS FOR
♦*r mol elertri«* lights; just um gou«l ns
E N F O R C E FOOD R U L IN G S a great deal of scab every year, die finds
Christmas or any other time than
Edili«* \V«steiihav«»r, formerly of this
CH RISTM A S P O U L T R Y
n«‘w fur nil ptirpOM«*M mid ili A No. I
none now.
city, has joined the navy.
a photo done in our quality style?
Newspapers W ill Be Given a List of
pondit ion. W«' w iH move it nt....... $<100
Mrs. II. K. Metcalf returned Satur
Soldiers
Have
Thanksgiving
Feast.
Wheat and Meat Slackers.
Any tiMp for ti motor truck f If yon «lav from a visit with her husband,
It is too late to have your pic­
Mrs.
A. E. Foster has received
! m »\«\ tnk«' u ¿rood look nt tlo* following: Major Metcalf, at Eort Hfevena.
Deliveries liet'nre ami after
tures taken early, but because
W hen ties» uml meatless dnvs in everv from her son, George I). Foster who is
Engineer
The date for the presentation of " T h e
N i l D E H A K E K eomldnntion tru«*k; a
restaurant, hotel and boarding house with company B. Fourth
others did come early, there is
sellimi only except Saturdays
New Minister’ ’ lias been changed and
goutl tiro «*s i ii i pno'ii t nml «'nr in first
in Oregon should no longer be a theory coijis, regulars, a copy of the Thanks­
still an opportunity to get out
giving menu of the company. The menu
lint a taet.
« I iihh condition; will soon ¡my for i t m ** I f the event will be put on at tli«* high
Christmas photos for you.
■va-* gotten up in a printed form almost
school
auditorium
tins
evening,
instead
PHONE
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FREE
D
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This
is
the
declaration
of
Acting
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ot tomorrow evening, as was announced
Federal Food Administrator W. K ■is elaborate as the meal itself, which
nny of tlo*H«* rar« ran 1 >«* ImugM Inst week.
led everything that could be ining
Newell, who intends to see that the * nelnd*
tor a Thanksgiving
i tiauKsgiv mg meal. The
"ith u mih n 11 payment down nml «mull
light of publicity is turned upon all inni for
L. S. Shipley, of Roseburg, who is
"
t
r
i
m
m i n g s " vvere evidently furnished
eating places which do not observe the
monthly payments on bnlmiee.
visiting friends at Comstock, nis former
Foot scrapers, door mats, wood bas­
Hoover rules on meatless Tuesdays and by the men themselves or through a
hoiu«*, was in the city yestenlny.
kets. anything like that- get'em from v
c o m p a n y fund, as I nde Sam is not in
v loui t less Wednesdays.
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. McKinney left Swengel Hardware.
the habit of feeding his boy* in the
There
is
no
longer
any
excuse
for
not
yestenlny for H«*attl«*f where they will
tyle which company B enjoyed on this
Mrs. S. P. Short ridge, of London, observing flu* simple requirement of the
spend Christmas.
spent tlie week end nt Eugene with her I nited States food administration, said o c c a s io n .
Near Oregon Hotel and at the
Look up tht* Unsnel Mission ntinotiiiee aunt, Mrs. W. F. Colvin.
Mr. Newell. The public is now familiar
Rear of the Woolen Mills Store
merit in the clmrcli news.
dl.Spd
Legal
blanks
of
every
kind
for
sale
at
with
the
Hoover
rules
and
their
pur
Miss Ruby Brumfield and Mrs F* d
The
Sentinel
office,
•
pose,
and
is
giving
its
hearty
support
Albert Hutler, of Hcottsburg, who had Hill have been here from Marshfield
c o t t a o e UROVk
OREOON
Dr.
Hess Stock Tonic
A . Brund & Co.
K E R R & j S IL S B Y
Phone 65
TALES OF THE TOWN
^
<9
Better Service
Men’s $18 Overcoats
Closing at $15
S C H O L L ’S
rr.w
Cottage Grove Hospital
POWELL & IIF.MENWAY
SPRIGGS BROTHERS
Horseshoeing and
Blacksm ithing
John Deere Farm Implements
Used Cars
WATCHES
AGAIN REDUCED AT
SCHOLL’S SALE
IF
YOU WOULD BE
REMEMBERED
CITY MEAT MARKET
ARMSTRONG
STUDIOS