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PAGE SIX
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Avsry tat n Naval PrfnA
The CoquiUe Furniture Company has taken oyer the agency fo r the
of
the wild
fa st
The peaceful hills aw ait
“ U p th e n w h an earth and
m eet;
The editor o f the Sentinel is in re­
“ B y glow in g cam pfire and the
ceipt o f the follow in g letter from Roy
“ Come, w eary sailor, lie and
A very b e e n g date a t the N aval Op­
eratin g Base a t Hampton Roads, Va. “ W hile g a tin g a t the ahadowed sky
“ Through br anches o f tha pine
on Feb. 28, 1818:
reared high;
Just a line to te ll you
“ Beyond the provinces o f hate
com ing to this coast the
“ The joys o f W estern hills a w a it."
failed to reach me and to
f a r O ld C s s s .
that there is no m istake in the
And, ah. the ties are strong, so strong,
dross. The Sentinel is, aside from the
The hours o f w aitin g are so lon g;
letters I get from there, M o only But duty holds the sailor fa st
means I have c f keeping in touch w ith
T U I peace w ith honor comas at la s t
old Coos and so fa r I have found
given balaw have been
by the food
t t is net necessary ia r the
housewife to have a “ new“ recipe fo r
r bread. The breed can be started
i flour, or rice or potatoes, can be
eddad a fte r the sponge is farm ed in
pleas o f p a rt o f the w hite flour which
then w ou ld 'b e added. Souse women
have found it desirable to sta rt the
w ith the oatm eal or corn meal
and then add the w hite flour later.
i are asked to have tw o
days a week and one
wheatless meal each day, H means a
total o f eleven wheatlese m eals out o f
the week or m ore than h alf. Many
people are not yet realisin g ju st what
the food adm inistration is asking.
Oatm eal and cornm eal should be used
fo r pie crust when pirn are made,
which should be seldom.
Hare is a recipe fo r “ w ar bread,”
which, although as dark as gin ger­
bread, some folk s think is a pretty
good substitute fo r cake those Hoov-
eririn g tim es:
2 cups graham flour,
tt cup cornmeal.
t t cup wheat flour.
-
1 teaspoon salt.
4 teaspoons, level fu ll Baking pow­
der.
tt teaspoon Soda,
tt cup corn syrup,
tt cup molasses.
1% cups w ater,
tt cup nuts.
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tt cup raisins.
Bake one hour in slow oven. Makes
tw o sm all loavea.
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Oskar Mahogany, pries..$155
Oak or Mahogany, pries. .$13$
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Oak or Mahogany, price..$115
Oak er Msksgany, price . .$95
Oak or Mahogany, p ries...$75
Oak er Mahogany, price $52.50
Mahogany Finish, price..$32.50
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months that I have boon in the N avy,
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East Fork l i t » ,
I think it is t U only branch o f the
Ton
c%n
secure
one
o
f
these
machinée
on
monthly
payments
aerviee; but I w ill not be sorry
N eva H arry is visitin g her
tboy te ll bm that I am no longer
M rs. Mason W ilcox, o f Mc­
ed and I can return to Coos Bay.
K inley.
The first few months that one
M rs. Joe Laird, o f Bridge, and tw o
in are, o f course, the h ardest It
children w ere visitin g relatives i
lik e finding you rself in a new world. friends in B rew ster V alley.
You eat different food, sleep in a
K . E. M ercy surely knows how to
cornmeal end salt end heat to boil­
mock instead o f a bod, you “ h it tha dehorn cattle; he sawed the horns o ff
ing p oin t Cook 20 minutes in double
deck” to the tune o f about fifteen o f the caLtie a t Mountain G l
boiler or over hot w ater. Cool, odd
b u g » and h a lf a dozen drums, at ranch Monday and he would have the
yeast and flour. Kneed, let rise un­
1:80 a. m. instead o f craw ling slow i; horns o ff a bow before she had tim e
til double in bulk.
Kneed again,
and reluctantly out at bed about ah to think what was the a u tta r w ith
shape into loa f, end le t rise in pen
hour a fte r the alarm dock has gone
T H E H IG H G R A D E R O O F A N D IR O N P A IN T
nfit.il bulk has again doubled. Bake
o ff at 0 a. m. You w ear your clothes
TI m follow in g is an extract fr o n a
60 minutes. ,T
according to regulations;
lottar that Thgodore wrote Fob. 4,
Sold Continuously for Over 35JTeun
/
and get up according to regulation and was recobrad March 5.
in fa c t there is so much regulation
that you despair o f learning it a ll in
No. 4.
USES
W heatlese Biscuits.
tt cup m ilk (o r w ater or h a lf aad
fou r years.
P*
W aterproofs and Preserves Roofs, Protects
The Sentinel ie indebted to Mrs. h a lf.)
But in a rem arkably short tim e you I walked to the other camp in the
have absorbed it a ll and actually like forenoon and then walked to a neigh* Helen Sperry fo r the follow in g recipe
Bridges and buildings, Preserves Fence Posts, Pro­
2 tablespoons sugar.
it aside from a fe w incidentals, such boring town.' The road to town is fo r the excellent wheatlese biecuita
2 tablespoons f a t
tects Inside o f Silos, W aterproofs C ellar W alls,
as washing your own clothes, scrub­ w ell constructed and is lined w ith she is making, and o f which commeal
2 oespoons s a lt
Preserves Foundation Timbere, Protects W agons
bing the deck or acting as
walnut trees most o f the Why. P a rt is the principal ingredient:
4 cups boiled rice (cooked as dry
F ir s t the commeal— one-half a cup
cook“ (w a itin g table
o f the distance is through waste brush
and Farm Implements.
Should be used on all
dishes), and you have
About 2 quarts o f flour,
land but I had a good view o f aome — is put in a shallow pan placed in the
surfaces subject to severe conditions.
accepted the vernacular and your talk nice vineyards and plow land.
stirred frequ ently until it
The
t t yeast cake dissolved in
is as “ salty“ as though you
country is all rollin g and pleasing to is a delicateJbrown. The other in gre­ o f lukewarm w ater.
wearing three or fou r “ hash aaarks“
dients are a teaspoon o f s a lt • cup
Pour liquid over fa t, sugar end s a lt
(service stripes.)
o f peanut butter and one and a h alf I Add dissolved yeast and rice. Then
One o f the u p liftin g things about it
cups o f w ater. M ix the peanut but- work in graduaUy a ll the flour. When
all is the sp irit in which the fellow s
ter, w ater and salt and h ea t W hile risen it is very s o ft Pu t in pans
CLEVELAN D ,
O H IO
accept what seems to them at
th is m ixture is hot stir in the meal and allow to double in its bulk. Bake
to be real hardships. Whan I was at
which should also be h o t Beat thor-J about one hour. This recipe makes
Goat Island, San Frandceo, I
oughly. The dough should be o f such j two large or three sm all loaves. Rfcee
bunch o f “ rookies” carryin g rather
ey that it can be dropped | may be mashed, or put through sieve,
heavy boards up a decidedly steep h ill
from a spoon. Bake in sm all cakes
and under a decidedly warm sun. You
I it in t d sriwilsston to an old
P otato Brand
could see that a t least 60 percent o f fo r three sous, (th ree cents or 16 can
No. 6.
them had never been used to that tim es) and the inspection was w ell
. 1 2-8 Capa mashed pot
d am o f labor. Did they grum ble? I f worth m y tim e. The castle stands
lt t teaspoon sals.
Oatm eal P ie C ru et
one did I failed to hear him a
a sm all h ill in the center o f town and
tt yaest cake, d ry or
1 cup oatm eal or rolled oats,
was in a position to hear fo r I
stone stairw ay leads to the top o f
¡«solved in tw o tableepobns water.
t
t
cup
erisco
or
cottolene.
cne o f the rookies.
The
the tow er from the roof o f which
8 rape flour.
ttcu p flour.
heard to a protest was when w e laugh­ splendid view can be had o f both the
Use mashed potatoes and when cool
in gly shouted to ocme o f the
t
t
teaspoon
s
a
lt
town and the surrounding country.
the yeast. Add part o f the flour,
“ gobs“ (sa ilo rs) we passed; “ Join the
tt teaspoon baking powder.
I was in town one evening last week
and the salt, and le t rise until very
N avy and learn a trade.“ I t is the
Cold
w
ater
to
make
s
tiff
dough.
id I bought a pair o f leather leg-
ligh t. Add n e t o f flour end kneed
whole spirit o f the life ; i f things are ings fo r 26 francs.
Combine ingredients in ordinary
Another m
until dough is svry s tiff. L e t set until
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hard, make a joke o f them ; i f they bought another pair like them Sun­
three time# in bulk.
Shape into
are easy accept them thankfully.
Rolled Oats Bread (2 L o a v e a )
day and was charged 29 francs. That
loavea and let rise again until double
Since obtaining m y rate the first o f indicates the French custom o f rais­
No. 1.
In bulk. Bake about one hour. I f all
the year I, personally, have had an ing the price on anything that they
2 cups boiling w ater.
the flour is added a t once, dough is
easier tim e o f it and miss much o f the see the soldiers w a n t The leggin gs
1 yaest cake.
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have a large stock of Business Cards, Fine P a ­
more difficult to handle.
routine work o f the seaman branch; w ill lik ely sell fo r 40 francs soon.
6 cups flour.
pers and Envelopes, plain or linen finish, and can
but I am glad that I spent sevm
2 cups oats.
Buckwheat Bread.
months in that lino.
Otherwise,
1 cup rye or cornmeal.
B illie 2, me boy, when you have
give you something neat for your office stationery
l t t cups liqtRd.
think I would alw ays have imagined som ething you don’t seem to have i t
ttcu p molasses.
2
teaspoons
salt.
that it was as bad as I thought it fo r a th ief can not alw ays deliver the
2 cups boiling w ater.
tt yeast cake, d ry or compressed,
was when I first entered.
1 tablespoon sugar.
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goods. You made a great blow about
in
two tablespoons w ater.
Speaking o f the personnel o f the your “ B ig Berthas“ and about the
1 tablespoon f a t
♦
IS
tt cup molasses.
N a vy today I would say that it
1 tablespoon s a lt
iron crosses you distributed.
N ow
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UALITY
PRINTING
l t t cups buckwheat flour.
by fa r a higher class o f men in it t
Pour tw o cups boiling w ater over
the B ig Berthas don’t seem to make
l
t
t
cups
w
hits
flour.
ever before. In the nine months that much noise and the iron crosses are the rolled oats (o r oatm eal) end let
Scald m ilk, i f used, add salt, cook,
I have been in training camps, here; r-ted in value with scrap iron.
stand until lukewarm . M ix salt, su­
then add ysast and molasses. Beat
a t San Francisco, and San Diego,
gar,
fa
t
and
molasses
with
the
two
A A . Easton.
G ravel Ford Academy.
a fte r s tw o month v is it s t M arshfield.
think no less than 26,000 men have
other rape o f hot w ater. When luke­ in the flour slow ly and lot the dough
Jess is sure a happy man because his
rise
until
double
in
bulk.
Beat
down,
E
ditors:
W
alter
Bunch
and
P
erry
trained at the station where
warm add yeapt cake dissolved in tt
Good Advice
batching days are over.
put
In
greased
pan,
and
le
t
rise
again
located and sect out to
cup lukewarm w ater, then add the]
E at lesa, breathe more.
until
alm
ost
double
in
bulk.
Bake
Miss Jessie Bell entertained e num­
Am ong them was a very fa ir sprink
Eldora J. A . Rippey and Khodea,
oats, and the flour one rap a t a time.
Talk less; think more.
about
on#
hour
in
m
oderate
ber
o f guests Saturday evening at the
lin g o f collegt men and all in a ll they
from
Roeeburg,
w
ere
visitors
a
t
the
U ee one cup o f the flour fo r the mold­
Ride lees; walk more.
are above the average that one would
Academ y Tuesday. E lder Rhodee le ft home o f her parente, M r. and M rs.
in g board, kneed the bread until
Clothe lees; bathe more.
The Commercial Club me
find in most assemblies o f that
that afternoon fo r Bandon w here he Bell.
smooth and elastic.
Set to rise In
W orry lees; work more.
Wednesday evening a t 7:80.
The qu ality o f recruits has, I think,
Mrs. J. M. B righ t arrived home
w ill hold a series o f m eetings. Elder
rm place.
When double in sis
W aste loss, give more.
one
invited.
been risin g slow ly but steadily fo r
Tuesday
afternoon
a fte r
several
Rippey
holds
a
series
o
f
m
eetings
this
ra t down and shape into loavea. Set
Preach leas; practice more.
the past year.
week a t the Academ y.
M r. Rippey weeks attention as nurse to her hus­
to rise again, and when double in
I can te ll you but little o f life at
w ill stop o ff a t aM rshfield on his re­ band, who is Just recoverin g a fte r a
also bake one hour.
serious operation.
Butter W rappers and Trespass
sea as so fa r my duties have been eon
turn trip.
fined to training stations and I have Signs at the Sentinel office.
G ravol Ford has been enjoying
Mrs. L. E. Haynal, our Bible teach­
been detailed here indefinitely,
some snow and hail o f la ta
er,
has
been
sick
this
week
w
ith
La
N o. A
C alling Cards, 100 fo r $1.00.
have no w ay o f knowing when I w ill
M r. Scott and fa m ily have rem oval
Grippe. She is much better now.
1 rap cornmeal.
g o to sea i f at aU. One thing I can
from the parsonage, which has been
1 rap d ry bread crumbs,
Miss Irm a Bunch, P erry Stone and
say, however, is that the
th eir home fa r several months. They
Printers, Attention!
t t teaspoon s a lt
Clyde M eGary le ft the Academ y F ri­
m eets from the ships seem to be en­
are livin g at the F. S. Bunch place.
t
t
teaspoon
soda.
A n y one who would be interested
day noon fo r a week end v is it with
thusiastic over the life , w hile the
E lder Crom well hat moved into the
V
CACNNSOSTTM
1 rap sour m ilk,
in securing f ju ts o f eight, ton, or
th eir parents. Miss Bunch le ft the parsonage.
in training in the camps find it hard
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A
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tt
cup
m
olasses,
young men a t Coquille to visit her par­
to w ait their turn to be drafted fo r tw elve-point century expended, alm ost
Arthur Mereen and S ivert Iverson
t t rap raisins.
as goad as new, could be accommoda-
ents, M r. and Mrs. W . H. Bunch, o f
sea duty.
le ft Tuesday afternoon fo r Coquille
M ix cornmeal, crumbs, salt and |
M cKinley.
Meesra. Stone and Me­ on s business trip .
A word about our printing shop
da
Add to sour m ilk and mo­
G ary w ent on to M arshfield where
here. W e have a linotype, tw o job
Mr. Channey has his boiler out o f
sses. Steam 8 to 4 hours. Baking
they stayed w ith M r. M cGary’s par­
presses, an automatic cylinder jobber
the river, and on a scow, a fte r layin g
powder cans m ay be need fo r steam ­
ents over Sunday.
They m et Miss
and a very complete layout o f type,
in the river fo r a woek a t Coquille.
in g bread. F ill them t t fu ll, put on
Bunch again at Coquille Monday
and all new. It ia a shop that H is a
L y g e Culbertson is plow ing thcfr
lld a and set in kettle o f w ater. Bread
m orning and a ll returned together a f­
pleasure to work in.
low er place this week fo r oarly spring
■m
y
bo
dried
o
ff
in
over
a
fte
r
bring
ter a very enjoyable tim e.
i But w ell as I like the N a vy I ca
crops.
removed from steam er.
M aster Paul Bunch and bis mother,
not help feelin g this w ay about H :
Bess B righ t is doing the chores
Mrs. Frank Bunch are Home from
G LY C E R IN E M IX TU R E
on G. M ullen’s place this waek.
C ollege Place, Wash. Paul started to
C m M eal Y east Bread
Miss Bell from Pow ers was a t home
FOR A P P E N D IC IT IS
Under the far-flu ng western n ight;
school-M onday m orning.
N o. A
visitin
g her parents last week, leav­
Just as the h a lf ligh ts vanish quite,
Coquille people can prevent appen­
W alter Bunch le ft the Academ y
l t t rape liquid (eith er m ilk, water
in g Tuesday m orning. She i* goin g
Cfctehing tha m agic o t its spell—
dicitis w ith sim ple buckthorn bark,
’ h a lf and h a lf.)
F riday m orn in g fo r a week end visit
to school a t Powers.
H ow w ell I love that hour, how well. glycerine, etc., as mixed in Adler-ika.
at his fath er, W . H. Bunch’s home at
2 teaspoons salt.
O NE S PO O N F U L flushes the E N ­
1 cup cornmeal.
The wooded hllls, the glisten in g sanda,
T IR E bowel tract so com pletely it re-
1 tablespoon angar and 1 table­
e A picture etched by unseen banda,
lieves A N Y C A 8 S sour stomach, gas spoon fa t m ay bs added,
Shine, oh so ctearly through the hase,
or constipation and prevents appendi­
raps w hite flour.
A welcoaM ghost o f other days.
citis-
The IN 8 T A N T , pleasant ac­
1
I* * * 4 «a k a dry or compressed,
Then essa i» to whisper through the tion o f Adler-i-ka surprises both 4m -
rived in tt rap o f Ink-warm wnt-
«u n
tors and patients.
Loaves stomach
As night winda ia tiw pins treea wül
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