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PAGE FOUR COTTAGE^ROV^SENTINraijjriURSDAY^FEBRUAR^riSai £ uttape (Grove Sentinel Instead of these things, we find I house to the rantankerous, rip snort - that a program was adopted by iug ‘ Hiram, who covets the position A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty which the farmer is to pull himself now so ably filled by Silent Cal. of Back bone out of the hole. An uctual working Yea, it is a rather certain pre .Publishers program for the entire state was diction that Oregon will this time Bcdu & Smith. ........Editer adopted. The fanners have evi point the way for the nation. Elbert Bede— dently come to tho conclusion that A fint ela»» publication entered at 4 4 the gods help those who help them The Oregonian: The North Bend Cottage Grove a» secoud-claaa matter selves, ’' and they propose to do a school superintendent who finds af Business Office_____ 55 North Sixth little helping on their own ac ter a survey that many youths are count. All they ask is that other« not using their time to advantage do not try to grub too large a has said something that these young SUBSCRIPTION RATES One year..... 42.25 I Three months 05c chunk of the dollar that the farmer men and young women will begin to Six months. 1.15 I ¿Single copy— 5c gets for Lis product. realize the truth of when it is too The 500 or more farmers who late. The elder generation would UNCRUSHABLE LINENS FOR SPRING, 1924 Meinber of gathered at Corvallis were a rea be saved most of its worries if it National Editorial Association could invariably look back to a soning bunch who could not be led Oregon State Editorial Association Uncrushable linens for spring and summer dresses are everywhere talked astray by any Non Partisan league frugally-spent youth. Oregon Newspaper Conference of as one of the most popular of all wash fabrics. Uncrushable linen is Laine County Publishers ’ Association uud price-guarantee will o ’ wisps. Eugene Register: “Klamath It appears that they took a definite practical for long wear. It has a beautiful, permanent lustre and drapes THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1924 stop to pull themselves out of the Falls, ’ ’ say» the Herald, ‘ ‘ might hole and adopted a concrete plan us emulate the example set by a num in sofe folds, We are showing a big range of colors to choose from, includ- ! ber of the larger cities, which have OREGON FARMERS LEAD WAY. the first step in doing so. ing natural linen, gold, tan, beige, white, pink, kelly, lavender, rose, copen; All of which is u hopeful sign inaugurated campaigns looking to 36 inches wide, guaranteed pure linen; priced a yd.................................. $1.25 The state-wide economic agricul for the permanent welfare and hap ward the elimination of needless tural conference held last week at piness for what we are pleased to street noise».’’ When it starts here’s the Oregon Agricultural college was believe to be tho greatest state in I hoping it “eliminates’’ with a club remarkable in the absence of wild the union. They have set an ex the needless noise maker who drives eyed radical» and parlor bolshevists. ample that the farmers of other up in front of the house at midnight NEW HEATHER RATINE 36 INCHES WIDE The nearest there was to those two states will have to emulate if agri and leans on his horn. breeds were Senator Peter Zimmer culture is to be put on a perma The Teapot Dome scandal may be nently prosperous basis. man, from Yamhill, and Orgunizer The “heather” ratines give a pleasing new .touch in the search for something an indication of what is in store btollard, of the Non-Partisan league. “different.” The heather pattern ratines shown at this store in lavender for Cottage Grove when its pro WOODROW WILSON. Zimmerman, at the recent session posed oil wells get to producing of the legislature, proposed financ and white, rose-pink and white and copen-blue and white, are attractive in millions of gallons daily. Woodrow Wilson, is no more. ing the state with fiat money and deed. You should see them this week. Each pattern a yard wide—ratine No man who has sat in the presi seriously proposed reducing the sal Pretty soon it will be unlawful aries of public officials to the basis dential chuir ever had for a time thread, both warp and filling. Priced a yard..............................................$1.00 of the lowliest laborer. Stollard more solid support of the nation, to get intoxicated with love. regardless of political beliefs; no would, of course, huvo Oregon adopt the policies which have put the I president ever was more warmly \ WEEKLY LETTER FROM | Dakotas on the high road to con supported in the exercise of auto | STATE MARKET AGENT j fiscation of property through high cratic power; nor has one ever I NEW AND STAPLE TRIMMINGS SILK AND COTTON TISSUE taxation. Both of these gentlemen been more bitterly disappointed over The collapse of the fanning in FOR WASH DRESSES were neatly squelched at the con utter failure to achieve that for GINGHAMS HERE dustry has been bringing to light ference, and it reassuring sign in which he wrought. New collar tabing for linen dresses, For a brief period he yvuG an in a world of facts and figures be connection with the squelching was Silk and cotton tissue ginghams now ratine dresses, gingham or silk. You will the fuct that State Market Agent ternational figure, swaying nations, tween the growing and consuming shown at this store have attracted most be delighted with these; yd. 65c to $1.25 Spence assisted in the performance. not alone because of the support of ends that are causing our greatest Spence once was charged with being the greatest of nations, but also men to think and plan remedies. Ratine braid in two-tone colors, yd... 20c favorable comment and are selling, too ! The papers and magazines of the a Non-Partisan leaguer. He seems because of hiH own magnetic per New embroidered swiss edging for wash whole country are now showing If you are in search of pretty checks and to have been acquiring considerable so utility, his own masterly grasp of dresses, a yd............................ .25c to 75c that the profits added between the staid common sense within the past the situation. plaids iu ginghams we invite you to view Fast color embroidered motifs for wash Within a few months those whose farm and the consumers’ tables are year or two. these new silk and cotton tissues, You Nor did the conference adopt a aid he had disdained, whose counsel greater than the price paid the dresses, each motif.................................. 40c lot of resolutions culling upon the he spurned, had arisen to embarrass grower for the products. They are will find them different, again this sea- Embroidery threads shown here in a com beginning to realize that such a him and bring his plans to naught. state and nation to throw a lot of plete range of shades—all fast color to son. Width, 32 inches; priced yd. -topheavy system will bankrupt the No man in the history of the hu pap to the farmer. We fail to note washing. in the record of the proceedings any man race ever rose to a higher emi farming industry and indirectly par endorsement of the plan to have the nence, no num ever uttered i more alyze other business branches. Farmers in tho Willamette valley DAINTY DOTTED VOILES government adopt the temporary ex noble thoughts, no num ever had EYELET ALL-OVER EMBROIDERY pedient of guaranteeing the price greater opportunity to make his are Belling their best quality prunes AND FLAXONS name imperishable because of 1 the at five cents per pound. The mar of certain staple farm products. A NEW TRIMMING AGAIN ket agent department recently made things done for his race, no man Here are the new yard-wide dotten The new dress styles for spring, 1924, investiagtion of the spread between ever sincerely proposed more mid contain many new treatments using “eye probably none was ever so bitterly the farm and the restaurant and voiles and flaxons popular for the dainty disiip|M>intcd to see his plans fail of found that in all but one of the let” embroidery in a number of ways— and “airy” wash dress to be worn the fruition. Despite the honors which several restaurants visited prunes for vesting, for collar, cuffs, tabing, over sold for not less than 20 cents per coming spring and summer days. It is were his, despite the great uosa flounces, etc. We are showing the new that was his, despite the much that dish of not more than five prunes. not too early to select now for l»wt eyelet embroideries in several pretty pat he accomplished, he must have diet! There are eight dishes in one pound of prunes-and the consumer in these choice. We are show ing a good range of ii disappointed man. terns in white, cream, beige and ecru. Now that he has passed beyond places paid $1.60 per pound for Priced a yd........ ....... $1.25 to $2.50 colors. Priced a yd the qiotty jealousies and bickerings what tho grower received five cents of this petty and jealous ¡dons world, we for. One popular-priced eating house who criticized him while he was on Fourth street served prunes at FEBRUARY HOSIERY FEBRUARY SPECIALS IN yet able to plead for himself, would five cents per dish, the smaller va SPECIALS PUMPS AND OXFORDS drop the sympnthet ie tear and would rietios, which would aggregate 50 (Sec main aisle, east side) throw about his faults mid foibles, cents per pound. $1.25 Burson second silk stock Of bread, a middle-priced eating whatever they may have been, the ings, a pr.............................. 69c You will find new and wauled broad mantle of charity, nor with house, one of the popular places of 50c Burson second lisle stock styles but of course not all hold from his memory the eominen Portland, sold two slices, without butter, for 8 cents. There were 12 ings, a pr.............................. 39c complete in size range. There dntion bis virtues command. THE coop service ^ slices of this size iu the standard Special women’s cotton stock is a good saving at these loaf. The consumer paid 48 cents GOES OREGON. ings, two pairs for............... 35c prices.. $2.95 $3.95, $4.25, $5.25 per loaf. The farmer got for the wheat in this loaf one and six-tenths Oregon will be the initial battle cents. There are 280 loaves in a ground for the Coolidge and John- barrel of flour, for which the man Cottage Grove Thursday, at which last week. The second semester son Francis and Mr. and Mrs. Oral hoh presidential forces. who eats in a restaurant pays $126, six south Lane locals organized a started Munday with a new sched Sallee and daughter Marie visited I Because Johnson secured a plural or at the rate of $28 a bushel for district local. ule of classes. ity here four years ago, although he in Dorenn Sunday afternoon with wheat that tho farmer gets 85 cents ♦--------------------------------------------------- ♦ Mrs. W. A. Ilenienway was homo Olin Fisher, a former W. U. H. 8. Mr. and Mr». John Wick», parent» did not secure the entire eight for. Regular meeting, February 4. from Springfield over the week end. student, reentered high school Mon of the women. votes which this state east in the Butter substitutes served in the Verbal petition received for the Matt Aldropp spent the week end day as a junior. Miss Lillie Spahr, of Cottage national convention, and because it lower priced eating houses retailed vacation of St. Helens court and at his home in Eugene and visited The meetings of the Walker liter Grove, visited Sunday with her par is his neighboring state, Rantank- for two cents per square and 3 cents avenue west from First with his brother Art, who is in a ary society have been indefinitely ent», Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Spahr. —because light erous Hiram is planning to win tho in other places. Nucoa sells for 30 Jackson Publication of necessary hospital there. street. __ postponed on account of the preva front a red object vibrate more first skirmish. cents, and with the lower price tho notice ordered. Of course Oregon can not bo con consumer pays 64 cents. lence of measles in the community. Glee Club Entertains High School. violently than those from any sidered Report of Lincoln Taylor upon WALKER. key state, oven though its The school board has urged that all The glee club of the high school, Cattle raisers in eastern Oregon other color. Therefore they primaries a do come ahead of those of state that they get from 4 to 4^ cost of preparing maps of water precautions be* taken to prevent the under the direction of Miss Myrtle and sewer systems referred to startle the eye into instant at other states, but The Sentinel is cents for stock and that the cattle (Special to The Sentinel.) epidemic from getting into the Kem, gave a most entertaining 45- F< *eb. 5.—The Walker store was school. willing to venture the prediction dress away about half. Thero are water committee. ininute program last Thursday morn tention. Safety calls for Request of light committee grant robbed on the night of January 31. that this time it is safe to say, freight and many expense charges ing at the regular assembly. ed that it be given authority to Among the things missing were $1’4 STAR. *4 A h Oregon goes, so goes the na added before the beef reaches the re ’ uce several are tamps where not from the cash register, some candy tion.” Card of Thanks. consumer. The eater in hotels and In milking this prediction, wo feci restaurants pays from 50 cents to warranted in order to give lights and cigarettes and 75 cents from’r (Special to The Sentinel.) I wish to express my sincere ap at corner of Fifth street and Whitc- NO. 6 DISINFECTANT the postoffice. The postoffice in quite certain that Kantunkerous lli $1 per | m )und for this meat. Feb. 6.—Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Wood- preciation to the many people of aker avenue, one on north Tenth j nail children, of Creswell, vis- Cottage Greve for their assistance wherever germs or insects en r:iin is going to get the surprise of Eggs that the poultrymen sell for street, one at corner of south Tenth spector- was here Friday morning son investigating, but found no trace of i ited Sunday with Mrs. Ida Wicks, and sympathy during my reeent his’life, provided he really is plan about 2*/ m cents apiece go onto the street and Adams avenue «nd one danger health. i Mrs. Earl Neal and children vis- bereavement. The floral tributes ning on tho eight Webfoot votes. restaurant plate at 10 cents each, at the east end of Jefferson avenue, tho identity of the thief. No. 6 acts like cleansing sun Although Oregon often gives inti or a spread of from 30 cents per without addition to the city’s bill The students of the high school ( ited Sunday with Mrs. Lillie Owen, were also appreciated, took their semester examinations| Mr. and Mrs. Miles Pitcher and p mation of being somewhat mdieul, dozen to $1.20 per dozen for spread W. E. MAYES. shine where sunshine cannot yet for street lighting. it has never sent a M aglina A them in the pan. Tho following bills were audited reach. Ten times more power Johnson, a Shipstead or a Brook ing One hundred per cent is added to allowed: ful than carbolic acid, yet safe hart to the United States aenate, the farmer’s price for potatoes in and 20.00 and ujMoi fundamentals it usually a 12 mile transit. (Sec note below.) H. W. Lombard, salary.......... $ and inexpensive. G. B. Pitcher, »alary and displays a pretty level head. The apple growers of the Pacific expenses.................... .... 132.26 One of 200 lhiretest prepara It is us certain as anything rea northwest have at lust found out Homer Galloway, salary and tions. Every item the best that sonably can be politically that old that they must have one huge sell expense»................................ — 100.00 skill and conscience can pro Oregon prefers tho Harding-Coolidge M g agi'ii<’\ to market all their fruit A. L. Wynne, supplies.------- 2.55 foreign policy to that of Runt »ulc or I II« H Hllht quit the industry. It Schofield Stewart, supplies.. 2.00 duce. erous Hiram, who is ferninst the has taken them more than 20 years Walworth Oregon Co., sup w jr v r r^\ Harding Coolidge world court iarge- to face this fact and act. The for 20.13 plies—..................... .................. __________ ____ _ an ___ issue issue mat ion of the gigantic organization Geo. H. Dahl, supplies............ 3.00 he ______ must have of some kind. It is as certain as is now under way. 19.99 Knowles & Graber, supplies.. i anything can be politically that old For many years we have heard of Fire Dept., salaries._________ 24.00 JyCXCX-CiL Prwji J'Aw I Oregon prefers the quiet business the different cooperative associa C. C. Fonts, labor Sts___ 2.00 , man who now presides in the whit«» tiona that market apples and much Mountain States Power Co 2U0.00 publicity has been given to their Mothers' club, reut................ 10.00 marketing systems. Of late when Sentinel, ptg. and pub-....... 4.20 the Hood River and other orgatiiza Feenunghty Machinery Co., tiona have given it out that the 31.50 broom...................... ——........ apple growers will soon go broke N. J. Nelson, Jr., supplies.... 1.52 unless the market situation changea, C. E. Frost, salary.................. 10.00 the people have been asking, J. F. McFarland, salary and “What’s the matter with coopera IO«!» expenses. ........ ... —______ tionf *’ 13.50 City Transfer, cleaning sts. \t the recent nutting to form an Phill Jones, labor_______ __ REGULAR PRICE IN A CLEAN UP SALE OF ODDS 56.50 all northsest marketing association, AND ENDS OF HIGH GRADE this question was answered. It was . ---- ---- ----- . brought out that the apple crop of tho northwest is 40,000,000 Itoxes and that but 6.000,000 boxes were ♦---------- ------ , —----------------- ♦ THE CBDARS handled by the various growers’ orgnnizat ions. The situation was that 34.(MH),000 boxes in the hands (Special to The Sentinel.) of the middle men and speculators! TO AND INCLUDING Feb. 5.—The next meeting of the, were fighting the 6,000,000 boxes literary society will be held Febru SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9 controlled by the various organixa ary 15. A featur? of the program turns. It should not have taken 20 will be a Valentine box. years to discover how that fight A number from here will attend’ would come out« the taxpayers' meeting in Eugene I Fifteen |M»r rent of the apple pro W edaesday. duct ion. split up into various local W. A. Hemenway attended a selling agencies, was endeavoring to farmers’ union committee meeting1 100 per cent. It iu Engene Saturday. can’t be done. Cooperators must Mr. and Mrs. Morgan and son H'ali/e what the word means. They Jimmy and Mr. and Mrs. Harry DOUBLE KEYS must know that if they would fix Wheeler and daughter Alethia. of will be allowed on purchases of sale stationery. More a fair price on their own ftodn, Roseburg, visited Wednesday at the tho niU’t control the sale of far home of Mr. Wheeler’s parents, Mr keys and more paper for less money it’s worth while. more than 15 cent ot »he goods. and Mrs. M M Wheeler. Kdiotrial note-*-Un les* Mr. Spence Mrs. C. A. McFarland was a din- j pro|-owes that farmers go into the ner guest of Mr and Mrs. Andrew o|>< ration of restaurants, his com- Brund in Cottage Grove Sunday. nr. If he proposes G W. McFarland was in Eugene1 mcrel> that the farmer deliver di Thursday on business. redly to tho restaurants, he should C. A. MeFarland served on the O J. Kem Cottage Grove use for his comparison the price circuit court jury in Engene during the restaurant ¡»ays. not the price the past week. Prop. 6th and Main that may have been doubled and A number from here attended a trebleJ by a charge for service^ meeting of the farmers' union in Firét Days of February Bring New Wash Fabrics at Umphrey & Mackin’s QUALITY STORE- City Council ‘Bu/ieteol New This Week! lof LxfUSS Silks— Fashion decrees that printed silks will be worn exten- sively this year. Posy Prints feature a group of new floral ef- fects printed on good quality crepe, Sot'f yet bright spring col- orings on ground shades of gray, flemish blue, tan, golden brown and navy. All leading fashion magazines feature these silks. Priced $2.75 to $3.50 per yard. One-third Off Box Stationery I Neighborhood News Tatting Edgings Absolutely new; all the wanted shades Bed Spreads Spun from selected cotton, woven into pleasing and attractive designs. Snow white and properly finished. Silver Sheen Imported Ratines— Wool suitings that are Up to the minute in style and reasonably priced. Drapery, Cretonnes, Silkoline Colors and patterns the latest, from the largest drapery mill in America. bolts. Priced 25c to $1.15. KEM’S for DRUGS Powell Twentv-five new Burkholder