The Cottage Grove sentinel., June 21, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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THE SENTINEL, COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON.
itottaqr (Graie Scntind
vision »o that the children mttv
to make me t criminal if I par
have »ome place other thuu the
take of this gift as it en«» intended
streets in which to develop th
do by the giver f
I I “
I Ibvrl Bail. A Liberi MniitK. Publi.b«r. proper spirit that is ta»t disap
I have just ♦ listed of thi* hot
Elbert Bed«. . ..... ........... „............... Editor iM'aring among biur youth
Let u*
tie of liquor and I %% ill confide
hope that many children will take
to you. and I cannot
where or
A first <.U m publication entered al Cot­
advantage of the play groun Is and Increases Profits for Owner how I am invading th«' rights of
tage Urova at »vcond-ela«« matter
that parent» will realise the • value
any other per on on earth. I can
5 North Sixth of them and the obligation» we
Busin... Office
i
arc
not feel. Hr. Editor, that I haxe
Who Makes His Way Easy
|Uritt'd
citi
under
to
these
public
nrouged the coir ri unity or added
8VBS<’RIPT1OX RATES
(ens.
By ni.il (c.h In xlv.nc.)
to the Inwlessnoei» of general *<»
au ci Labors Light.
. On. y wir..... . |2.2SiThr». months »OTS
There is uo better antidote for
cietv in doing so. I like a little
Mis month.........»1.25¡Onc month__ »0.50
the crime wave that in sweeping
drink and now I have taken a
the land than that boys »nd
and girl
girl'
Member of
i third, or niavta» it 1» h fourth, and
(llos.nl*. New. Rervlee.)
National Editorial Association
should be taught the x.alue of good
\ cluster of honey bees, probcvblx 1 M,n more than ever convinced and
Oregon State Editorial Association
clean sport, and the invigorating, 20 of them, dottej the rim of ninny man thnt doesn’t id a log idi
Oregon New «paper Conference
inspiring value of close association porcelnin quart luisiii which had I'd- Von say
. tha (this ebasion
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of
with nature.
in'i'n purposely placed there for the! the law i» producing n stabe • of
M
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this!
bees by the rancher whom
this affair»
affairs m
in our tireur
Grenr maud
mand Gkour
<1)
> , •
writer was visiting, The bees hel 11 >'"•» Country. You uro wrongb
SARATORIALLY CORRECT
OREGON
"I wauttt to »ay to you that
firmly to the rim, dipped their bills|
N» WM’APl **»
L lot ot
the
water
and
daintily this sootcYi i» all right.
Our Adonic friend, Claude In­ into
it wouldnt do us harm. When we
galls, connoisseur of legs and corn quenched their thirst.
Pacific Coast Representatives
l>oty & Stypea. Inc
"Tell us the big idea," said the| ened a stimulant- we need it.
fed co-eds, refers to the " sarntorisl
Portland, »ecuniy Hiog . i*an rrancisco. ly correct Mr. llume” of the Port writer.
"My grandfather was brinigli r
Sharon Bldg.; 1 a > s Angele* 911 Western
"Why,” said the nature man,! up on rrum. They had it in the
Sir
l*acifk Bldg., Ned Brydona-Jaak in charge land Spectator and accuses
Hugh of having only a half faith "they’re ou the water wagon, ini housd all the They dranj it freely
minstwo
list w o driuk it
because the said Sir Hugh doubts training, I suppose, for the coming! and even i the mi
ENEMY OF THE CHILD
1 the 'ton tol.l by \imee MePher presidentiai eampaigu. We’vehvanl; when he came to our hou»a.
housa. It Ms
iots about the ‘busy little bee.’I preetv kinf of a cientrv
eientrv who a
(The Srntln.1 ha. mad. arrangement, son as to some of the details of
with the pa.tor. of the city for a aerie, her disappearance from a crowded Sure enough, he is a busy little grandson i» better than his fnhor.
of editorial., one by each pa.tor. There l.os Angeles beach and her later I fellow, every minute, but it isn't! I can drink this »ore of Seuteg
xa> a double purpose on the part of the
all the time that he huuts
the| all day and not be no w urae n
editor, to enliven the paper's columns by reappearance on a Mexican desert.
j citoaen that 1 was befóte. I could
the product, of the pens of other, and Claude expresses the opinion that nectar of a fragrant bloom.
“For a long time 1 have main ; drink this whole wuget and neger
to save work for the editor The first it is just as easy to believe that
of the series, given herewith, is by Rev. au act of levitation was performe I tamed this ’soft
drink*
parlor wuiber au etelaah.
Ihincan 1* Cameron of the Presbyterian
“These typewriter
key»
are
during
the
spring
and
summer
sea
as
tp
believe
that
Airnee
was
kid-
church.)
A recent editorial in the New napi'd by angels or the devil, as sons and these little fellow» arU buxxing oraubd so I eaint write
mv best customers. Hees are in no tnorv Hu» whey I wheat of yu>
York Republic, elicited by n par­ Sir Hugh professes to believe.
This writer has little idea what telligent and sometimes I think it ti remud viu oner again and
ents’ exposition held in New Yorx
1 they are mon» constant in the pur aguain thqt you are dead drong
City, get. it good leal of amuse Sir Hugh i' going to do about it.
vert
ban
whu
ment out of the results of the new It is quite eeratin that he ought suit nf fixed principles than some' in ronsfvnging
We
«int
psychology
(combined
with the to do something. So far as we are humans. They know, always know.; drink» a» a bunbum.
the concerued, it is as easy to believe! what they want, and they go after eriulals. We are a« gmid meli a»
peace at any price jHilicv
of
We mau take a dr drink
America« parent) in the field of that Aimin' was kidnaped in broad I it in a spirit of fidelity to pur you.
mcnbii7y
ill,
but
Hex's ulili not as
daylight from a crowded beach and I p >se worthy of emulation.
parental ideals.
"We see little Charlie.” it runs, that her reapjs'arance on a .Mexi ! like kindness and gentle treatment wEain *t no bl’Ms.
"II. will say mxlusiug, thntqt
"playing with matches among gas can desert (with a change front and. if treated right, they show
oline cans, while his
anguished bathing suit to street attire in their appreciation and prove that I wish yio n 2nerRrt Chtigyqua and
mother remains silently
out
of transit) was an act of levitation they know you. If you are looking Edayey Now Yrnre.
“ Kexecvt fillu Hiodytadx,
sight wringing her hands, but de as it is to believe that the im I for trouble, you eau get it without
"t’SHDET twru—1-2 ”
pestering your,
termined that, if he does not blow pi'ccable. immaculate sir Hugh is going over and
has j ueighlmr—just go out and trespass J
himself to pieces, he shall not grow saratoriallv correct or ever
upon the rights of the inhabitant» THINGS BELIEVED ABOUT
up with any inhibitions which have been saratoriallv correct.
Sir Hugh grabbed his pen timi of your bee hive, for thAv are at TO HAPPEN AT MINES
lieen
started
bv
her
saving
tore great jagged holes in his copy , all times defenders of their God
‘don’t’.’’
Bees,
investment
The editorial continues in a more paper when Gentle Harold Ham given rights.
Considerable importance attache*
serious mood to point out how sueh street of the Wallow a Sun referred j considered, are the most profitable to the several visits to the Bo
an attitude really displays a sub­ to Solmoa. the man of many wives stock a rancher can own, for they hernia mining district of G. F. Bod
conscious realization of the erhne and few loves. We tremble as we are producers, not of the fat of th'1 fish of Chicago, an engineer " ith
th, imagine what Sir Hugh is likely” body, but of a unique delicious experience in many of the mining
our age has wrought against
_
.y reading! product. , ever in demand in the rumps of the world. It is no secret
child by its excessive mechaniza­ to do when .he learns by
tion of life, which is now inter- The Sentinel that Claude used an marts of the world. They are of that hr has given his approval tn
preted increasingly in terms of extra letter to anathematize him as the liberal sort, too. Their reli-1 eastern capitalist* of several prop
gion is to supply over and above
automobiles and apartment houses, saratorially correct.
vrties in the district, which fact.
Claude speaks of the perfect possible want. The ovcr-aupply of
under conditions to which children
can only passively submit.” In the peace and happiness which comes a hive is net profit that can be
great urban centers this change is from believing things that
one increased by care and kindness.
M1CKIE SAYS—
This is a natural bee country,
so complete that children assume knows are .not so. Unless he can
*
i
from the beginning of their rea­ imitate Aiinee by being the prin but to get best results the bee
EMRV UU VJHIUE I MEET UP
soning processes that everything is cipal in an act of levitation, Claude owner should provide crops near
WITH SOMEBODY WHO TUI k IKS
done by machinery,
fewer and will need that kind of faith in the hives to satisfy the appetite
VJE SET ALL TM’ TVPE FOR
fewer are the youngsters who get gobs when Sir Hugh descends up [ of bees and keep them nt horn".
long
the chance to realize from their on him with his philological spears Don’t force them to tnke
TH' TAPER. AKI HOUR. O«. TWO
journeys to bloom fields, for tim"
own experience that there is an and javelins.
f.FOSX G-OUJG ID PRESS ♦
I
i on the wing is time lost in filling
eternal urge in nature which ante
L." WISH WE SOLKO, BUT IT
the
comlrs.
And
don
’
t
forget
to
dates man’s mechanisms and will!
Cxurr BE SET -THAT FAST*
HITCH HIKING.
' supply plenty of pure, fr»'»h wa­
survive them. ’ It used to be th> j
V
RE READY FOR COPY JUST
ter. I never go by the pump bu‘
fashion to say that the life of :i I
e 3 3004 AS -TVS’ pWE-iS
Minnesota has made it a mi«- I empty that basin and refill it to
child was in itself a synopsis of | '
demeanor for a highway “tourist’’ ! ; the brim; and the been know all
iTTPS PRIMTM4Q TH'
the life of the race, but it look«
to solocit rides from passing auto-- i about it and are grateful. They
wc
were
now very much as though
moblies. The number of "bums’’I shoot square themselves and they
going to synopsize the synopsis
the
automobile
has made
is
Kenneth Graham in his “Golden astounding. Young men and young expect you to. If you enter into
a deal with them, keep faith with
ORDER
Age" make» clear how separate
YOU*
and independent from the life of women, and many not so young, I ; ’em. I got into this ‘soft drink
think nothing of begging a ride.- parlor’ business and, if for any
PWUTUJC
the grownups was the life of th"
'This writer recently
picked up' reason I fail to open up on lime,
children a generation ago to the
great profit and happiness of both. two young men as he was leaving I I’m sure to hear about it. Here'll
The machine age has levelled the the city on his way to Eugene. come a gang of bees, and circle
During the conversation the young where the pan should be filleil wits
valuable barrier.
men said that each had made $7 fresh water, loud in protest ot
Cottage Grove is of course too or $8 that day selling books in ' 1 broken
contract. Then they'll
small yet to suffer the full conse Cottage Grove. And yet to them
Sometimes light on
quences of this development, bu- it did not seem improper to beg by me.
That ’« my hunch to
even here one notices that the that for which they were amply I coat.
’er up.
They ’re
family’s evening recreation seems able to pay and should have se-1 busy and fill
to be an automobile ride. Will any cured from a regular transporta­ clumsy little fellow» and once >n
the water arc helpless and will
sane person sav this is an advance tion company at regular fare.
drown unless you get ’em out.
over the games that used to be
This writer is strongly for the They clutch upon the rim of the
played by the young a generation Minnesota law. It would be pos­
basin and reach down to the water.
agof Hide and seek, duck on the sible on nearly any day for
a
rock and the tip and run games of person to fill his ear within a dis­ If they slip, in they go. nearly
the summer evenings when
our tance of 10 miles anywhere on any always on their hacks. The coo)
dads and mothers
were youngt of the main highway» with those water chills ’em, and they soon
Perhaps these are not very clever "flagging” a free ride. This die. I fish ’em out. If the «un
games and to a highly convention writer would gladly give a ride at is shining warm, I carefully lay
alized civilization may seem stupid, any time to anyone actually in them where they will dry off and
but at all events they were game- need of such a ride and financial- warm up. If not, I blow on th-m
that kept the boys and girls from Jy unable to conveniently pay his until they come out of it,
a precocious development that is way, but it gets our "nanny" to sometimes I tnke ’em in to
injurious to both youth and age j give decently dressed fellows a lift house. ”
Just then a bee, too greedy
alike Tt i« R
«trnlro r>f I«»»«» •
auu as the t-nii of the ride have a drink, fell overboard and
ness and far reaching foresight on I
the part of the Keepers of the Det I him ask for a four-bit piece for bee man paused just long enough
a meal. We've become hard-boiled
and other organizations of our' an-I don’t give any of ’em a ride to lift him back to safety, then
he said: “Noticed an interesting
city in providing grounds for the
unless we have time to question
children and having proper super- them as to their reason for beg thing yesterday.«One of these little
feller» got overboard on his back,
g'ng-
and before I could get to him an-
The Minnesota anti hitch hik
othef )>ce, who probably heard n
law is all right.
erv for help, lit on the rim of the
pan, crawled along opposite to the
on n<-4* again kas a newspaper. •me floating on his l»aek, then mak­
Siuslaw Oar, :5i appropriate ing fast <>n the rim of the pan he
name for a newspaper at Florenr«», rcac)i< d out, grabbed a leg of the
where the greater amount of traf other bee and
hauled
fie is by water. M. D. .Morgan. shore. ’ ’
for many years publisher of
a
newspaper at Harrisburg, is pub
FOR LIQUOR AND LIBERTY
He is
lisher of the new paper.
well equipped with printers in his
Here is a letter written to the
family ami the fir-t issue indicates T oronto Globe, which
is
being
that most of those able to "stick” printed appreciatively
by
other
type must have been on the job. newspapers in semi arid Ontario,
.Morgan starts out like a fellow and which may appeal to readers
the opening of the lar­
who is going to make a papCr at on thin side of the bonier. It I«
FI orenee a permanent institution.
gest, most completely
a
at least entertaining.
It
is
pretty good presentation, too, of
equipped
optical office
nister Iri» stated that hath the use and value of alcohol.
f» worn by our young worn-
“To the Editor of th«' Globe:
in Lane county.
the special production of I have been presented With a fine
il. Our fear that wr might bottle of S-oteh whi»ky and it i»
irne have to spi’nd nome before mo ns I sit at my typewrit­
Eight years of progress
ith the ohi fellow is cort- er and indite this letter to you.
state- What right has any form of law
and growth; eight thous­
y lessened by this
If there i» no more stTioun
and satisfeci customers;—
resent feminine
aid at his door.
demand neu? and larger
su* h a bad sor
Busy Bee Appreciates
Thoughtful Kindness
Published Every Thursday
it i* believed, prestige«
develop
ment in the distinct on n settle m»v
rr before attempted. Mr. Bodfi*U
h:iM hh vet i » Muttcn»“n’ foi pit i
< tition but owners of the property
in the district are of the betid that
there u 111 I».* eonwidemble uctivity
before the end <»f the Mvanon end
that when o|»crntioii« are starttHi
H U* I
they it ill continue summer
winte/.
Announcing
Hospital
Absorbent
Cotton
A long fibre
that is highly
ent.
There are so
many
uses for good cotton
that it is economical
to buy the om-pound
roll.
Kern’s for Drugs
C. J. KEM, Prop.
Thi>
Story
Cottage Grove, Oregon
quarters.
Flapper
(lreMtow
and
low-cut
gowns are not to be permitted lit
th«* imperial coronation ceremonies
in Japan.
Even foreign
womeji
must obey the imperial (‘diet. Th<*
reason for *U('h drastic action is,
presume, that the new king
have all the attention.
Look for the biq elec
trie spectacles, opposite
TheMcMorran & UP ash
bume main entrance.
My success is due to
service,—often ivhen
others fail
Our Own Vaudeville.
THE
NEW
SUBSCRIBERS
Typewriter ribbons. The Sen-
nel.
Adding Machines. Sentinel.
Dr.RoiplGick
OPTOMETRIST
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T»»<I1M
FIRST
The Sentinel’s subscrip­
tion eampiugn is proving
Hitch n success ami new
names are being added to
the list in such numbers
that it is not always pos­
sible to get all the names
on our mailing list dur­
ing the week such names
are roceived.
In t h e
handling of several hun­
dred nanu'S there must be
some error«, for which
reason The Sentinel must
ask the imlnlgenee of any
who fail to receive the
paper promptly the first
issue after their names
are given to candidates.
However, extra papers
are being printed to sup­
ply any who may miss an
issue.
If paper fails to
arrive the second issue
after name has been giv­
en candidate, complaint
should be made at once.
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thing to coiMitler in dipimiting money in a bank i<
Nccnrity. The capital. aitrplitH and the Federiti IL
Herve bank, of which we arc a no inhcr, arc tin- d<
poni tura protection fund. The
NATIONAL
government superintends and examines this bank
Our stockholders and directors are responsible,
well to do business men. This
BANK
has been established over 31 years, during which
time it has served the banking public faithfully
ami built up a large and prosperous business. The
best service possible is none to good for olir
country customers and the people of
COTTAGE GROVE
A
À
Distribution Without Wasted
Nstially food passes from producer or
manufacturer to the broker, from
broker to wholesaler, wholesaler to re­
tailer, retailer to customer, Euch of
these operations involtes investment,
labor, warehouse and storage facilities.
wastag< und tipoilago—n trehiendoux
tax upon the family budget, Thin
roundabout, expensive method of dis­
tribution is no longer necessary.
By going direct to th « ‘producer or
manufacturer and trans|M>rting ear-ltd
shipments, in one niuvement, from the
point of production to the point of
consumption, Safeway Stores have
eliminan-d many of these needless
handlings ami profits When you buy
your foods at Safeway Storrs, you
pay but a small profit. This is what
we mean by our nlogan *'Distribution
Without Waste.”
Features for Saturday, Monday
and Tuesday
Corn
Standard Park — No.
2 Tina.
3
Tomatoes
No. 2*4 Tins.
to
A Ibady
-Use
Marshmallow cream.
1PX.. 23c
Large Oval Tins Mlis­
tarti or Tomato Salice.
Highway Brand Stand­
ard Pack. No. 2 Tini.
4
3
49c
Jell Well
S hiih *
as Jel­
lo.
31*«»
25c
Oleomargarine. Our
Exclusive Brand.
Hamilton Vanilla.
With Each Purchaae of
One 4-oz. Bottle for H5c,
We Will Give 1 oz. Ab-
aollltely Free.
Peas
cans
Crux
Extract
Sardines
th«*
Pound
15c
Salt
In Shaker.
Iodized.
Pork and Beans
Van t'uinp.
Size Tins.
lb Tin
Medium
3(or
or
Certo
For Mukini' J..tn an !
Jellies.
2 for
49c
Hominy
Brookfield l-’iill I'ream.
Per lb. ................
49C
Lettuce
Plain
10c
cam
Coffee
Maximum Braud Vacu­
um Pack. Au Exc'lh'tit
(•offer- Try It.
1
Broken
3 ClinH
Hipolite
( him !
Pineapple
No. 2*j ('nus
Slice.
cana
Larue Solili Heads.
Woman never gets her clothes
■»o tight around the limb» that »he
ran rt jump at eoiichisions.
Kills 'em dead“
Instructor
It you were ten
thousand feet up iu the nlr nm
your plane caught on fire, whal
would you dot
Recruit Report it to the iuaur
nnev company._____________________
r
A High Quality
Cotton
Till'USD AV, .UNE 21. H»’.*
25c
New Spuds
No. I
8ibs'
Mnximuiii
2' . Tins.
2
cans
Br.tud
25c
Bananus
Ftiney (loldrn Fruit.
25c
3 ,bs
17c