The Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Lane County, Oregon) 1922-current, December 13, 1928, Image 3

The Cottage Grove sentinel., December 13, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texttmumday , D ecember tn, iujk — THE «BMTDrML. QOTTAOB GROVE OEEGON Oregon Hoys Victorious twice in National 4-H Club Championship waruiiitf« uf bora« miuu <!«*<! bv an liou» driver»—wb«» h«<l to I« m >I i oaf in two <Hr«atiua« for •*!•»<trie ear* nn»l for motor rar* aa«l buw» from three iliraetioao—were bnil«ul with drrhiva about*. Tbi* ncaao i* repeat««I day aft*i «lay nt thia dangrtuu* poiat anti al«o wherever you fia«l eoaer«tr. EDMONTON, Alberta.- (Tu fbw The ‘You Don i Dare Hit Me” Another riamplr: When «Iriviatf Editor —Just a Hue to tell you we ■lowly through a country town, a appreciated and enjoyed your s|>e Adolescent Cause« Deaths village queen of high «ebuol ag< «le|il»erafejy walk«*«l in front of my elal booster issue Of Tke Hentiuel Tb* kraltby baby and Accidents ear. A« the hrakfa aquaolod, «he very murk ifroup was very fine and diligbled faviir«*«! mr with u «lerUlv«* »mil* toy little .Mary. We were sol which <uthl »■ plainly a* wor»l»: to see the boy scout pic I By Forrest CHeeey. ___ «Ion __ w ’t «lare ___ ___ ’’You hit _ mo.” Her pleased lure With our l»oy in, aud the bom,' Lop «dded piopHgfinilu al way* prugr«-« a<-ro»« Ike *trr*t ••• *• - gives me a pain Take the «iih/rt I ! alow an<l measured a* that of a of our friends, the William More ' of highway «uf«*ty, fur esainplr. In tjmiiuikin parading nt n »tyla bow. lochs, brought bnrk memories uf bare the thouAuuih* of eoluiuM« printed I I Wbirt in the rurr for a<l<«le»rent the many happy time, *» them Herbert on thi« «ubjrrt it is rare to rn ■.«mart aleekiainf Eriaentioa — In spent there with counter eu article that duewu't by ' 1 ar bool MU<J nt bom** If mother«' was so enthused he even took your passed it implication at least carry the im ¡club«, p«tr«*nt teacher*' a«*o«*ialiou» paper to school and pressiuo that arcideota to pede» and ju«t plain Individual patent« »round to the teacher. We have enjoyed this eity and triana, and especially to juvenile «• verywher* would wnb»* up to lb«- people. pedestrian«, invariably are the • fart that their children ne**d to l#e lbw visit with our own fault «»f the drivern involved. Haught -and with authority- that Whenever Mr. t'raig is down town Every driver who kill* a child •bowing off iu front of automobile people always stop sad diaeuae the I*, net or«Hng to thi« ulmo«t um traffic 1« the rboiccat line of idiocy liiense plate with “Cottage Grove, veraal attitude, pre jedgnd in print in which they could ^o«»ib|y «*n Oregon“ ou. Hometiine, they ask #» guilty of man-lhughter. On th" • gag«»—and far mor«* daaforou» than him question, nnd say they wish Th.- • ontrarv, probably more aerideuta II flying or para«*hut«* jumping ««»me they eould go down there weather here is great. The lowest of thia character are due to th« thing miqnf be arromplUhed. temperature recorded during thr enr«lea«nesa of the victim« tlmii to Th«* variou* nutomobib* clubs, month of November was 10 degrees the rareleasDesa of th«* driver* ! affiliated with the American Auto ; above zero. There were 111.2 hours The juv«*nile »mart aleck 1« th«* mobile a «orintion arc doing valiant ( big hnarird of the «treeta nnd high work iu e«lu«*nting the youngster« of sunshine, with a masimum tern perature of 53 degrees. We have wavs. “Yon don’t dare hit me” In *rh«M>| in highway vnfety But ' fur the 1« the epirit that has aent thou I her«* i« frying need for more bom»* had continual sunshine aanda of cbiMren aud youths to un e iMAtioa on f bin «cor«*. The ad . ihree months since our arrival. I timely graven nnd made «»th* r olearaat »mart aleck*« »hould have i believe Edmonton is really show ing off to “us Orrgoeiana.“ How thou«and« crippl» ■ fur life. I «peril»I home couro«» m highway ever, if it gets too cold when win I behavior. Th«*ir egotistic in*olrn?e ter comes we shall be glad we have Nothing would indu<-«* m<* to I in living up to the «lognn, *‘Yot>' our nice home in Cottage Grove to | write a word calculated to le»M*n I'loa’f dare hit u«,** la th«* world’»! return to. |’’the fear of God” and the dread ’ premium exhibit of folly. And Edmonton city is offering a big I of the law in the b«*art of aay when that folly reap* it* legeti j driver of a motor car. But r«*rog mate harvest of death and diaaater cash prize for the beat slogan We aitiou of th«* fact that rerhle«« -th«* unfortunate driver pay*—if wnt in several and chose two of the booster issue. walhing nnd reekle«« playing «Ion»* not with a pri«on aentenre, then yours from contestants for ¡on the theory ”thev don’t dare i with a heavy monetary damage« There are 1800 but yours will probably win. bit u*’’ i* undoubtedly accountable and a «hadow upon hi« life tha* prizes ■J-------- L—. till. Ll.. aj' J for quite a* many accident* a* will nut leave him *o long a* he rerblra* driving. | live*! • • • 1 ’m heart and *oul for every edfi eatlonal effort aimed at ¡n«*r»*«»ing Watch Oqt for the Other Fellow thr *en»e of re*pon*ibllitv of ever* There la one »afe way to drive Al«« Crulckahank, MiMinnville, (left) 1927 champion, giving nation»1 i prr»on who turn« a pilot wheel. a motor car, and that 1» to drive Moses trophy to Edgar Grimes, Harrisburg, 1928 winner. Hut it might help to »tiffrn the i alway, with the thought in mind bachlMtne of joatiee, a* mrte«l out ' 1 that the other fellow may be a ' ky judge« and juriea, to te|| the fool. Curvallit, Orr - < liaiiipmn, tiunr and champions go, but Oregon I>on’t trust him to do the 1 truth alwiut the ba«ic rr«pon»ibility i right thing; figure that he will remains the winner again thi. year in national boys* and girls' clut for a large portion of highway ac do the wrong thing and he ready work honor« Still thrilling with the unprecedented victory last yeai . ridenta—particularly tho»r to minor; for him. Proceed on the pre»ump when Alex Cruickshauk, sophomore at Oregon i ite college Iron. p drwtrian« The adoleaeent »mart lion that the child »landing on th? McMinnville. won a double national champion* q. Oregon find aleck i* the moat malieioua and curb ia going to make a sudden ittell tin» year at the home <*i hi» *»i. < Edgar Grime» of Hnr ■urrr«»ful enernv of highway «afe wild <la»h for the other »ide of the ritburg. ty known to thin automobile agro atreet; that old people ara daaf Young Grime*. I7«*wa* rutefrd by the 4.. club hr. irtcri m und the female of the *perie« i* and excitable and »low to move; ilia extension service here a» the c>ul»tanding Gul> boy 11 Oregon 1» | more deadly than the male! that truck drivera will turn with The «port of deliberately ”dar out giving a «ignal and delivery compete with the other 47 »fate champion« fur the kTo»c» trophy ing ” and baiting motor car driver* , boy» will drive aero»» intoracetion, offered to the club boy in the United State» »bowing the bc*t quali ■erm* to be a Tittle more popular at top apeed. When passing a lira of leadership in hi» community and «talc Hr won out over all in the country than in eity di* standing line of parked automobile« contestants, and was awardrd the huge »tlvrr trophy and a free trip tri«‘n. But everywhere the adolea ! from which careless pedestrian, to the national club congress tn ( bitago rent and the juvenile «mart aleck may step out unexpectedly, expect Grimes has been in club work right tear» doing which time hr flaunting the challenge, ’’You thorn to do it. Give no one credit completed JI projects and made I7M exhibit* at lairs. Hr led one don't dare hit me,** and i* *how i for being sensible and careful, club last year and seven this year lu |(M) percent completion. Prize» ing off in the teeth of traffic! , don __ _ *t ___ r_ _ the __ ___ expect bov _____ on th» bi “ J 1« tn cash livestock and trip» won total $2.722 including a $250 beifrr Fur riample, an especially dan cvcle to do the right thing gcrou* point of country _ _ traffic i* »'hildrrn are playing _................ ball on l the I given this year by Governor I I Patterson to the br»t dairy club aalfaaatsa.l near aasafew my ns w Kstmos of Geneva, sidewalk, expect awtssass* that t K as • the * It a hall kal" will situated home at member in the state In addition lit owns mure than $2,UUU in live 111. Thia crossing Is at the foot of roll into your path and that aome elock and has told $l.25o worth. He finished high school last year Will JUIIMW 88. «8 V VU nir a stoop hill where the interurban IMUUir kiddie will follow it. If you are with highest honor» and will enter the »late colley. at a freshman in • !<■. trie railway U m make, r » temptrd to do «omi-thing rerklew U«4 make» _____**ure neMt ,r right angle turn from f lb** north yonrwlf, rMmrnibrr that tb» fellow Utah JUligtou* Worker« Are Here Wc.ln,.,.I»r evening at 7:30 at Ike and south pavement into the high 'ahead or behind you may be fool wav Yesterday—as on ninny other i«h enough to be giving you eredit J - i * Turner bom«- on Tt’uth street. Th-* occasions—I found the street The faiuoiM at for knowing better. He may be I rin«» deals with early American Macey line era, rrprriM'nting thr Church o/ ihi- point occupied by a group of thinking that you know how to ■ history. hill playing youngsters old enough drive your car and will not be pre J ovub Christ of Latter I>av Hain!» tn know better pared for the emergency that will of Utah, are working in thi« rity Save Two Bit« on Your Son a The liall game, however, wsj ari»e when he diaoovera what • nd the «urrounding country nun only an adjunct to the mure es- fool you are. In every automobile r»pwt to be kero iadrfinHely.They linei Subscription eitlug game of making automobile accident there are two fool»—th» sr» conducting a class on th»* Christmas Card» Sentinel ’r.tfie give way t„ them The foolthatl«re»^on»ible^^nj^^^^ Houk of Mormon which meets each SMART ALECK YOUTHS ARE CAUSE ACCIDENTS Likes Booster Edition Also ('.anadd | Steel and Woed .¡Filing Cabinets and j Transfer Cases The Sentinel « < aiiK rnx $1 00 to $12.00 $36 00 Euxtinnii Kodak« $5 00 to Cine* Kodnkx for home movion i in. ' I’ri.j. i ti.i« Cine' Film. 100 feet $75 00 $60 00 $6 00 Carrying Caa< s $125 to $3.60 Snap Shot Albums 50c to $2.50 Eastman Films, all dzes 26c to 55c $1.76 to $2.60 60c to $2 60 $1.26 to $3.00 $1 76 to $6.00 ......................... 15.00 ...... $2.60 to $4.00 $3 00 to $7.00 60c to $2.00 KNOWLES & GRABER HARDWARE ouo^t/soig Cottage Grove Oregon Use of Sharkskin The chief use of abarksklu In ____ I hr Industrial Held 1« to take the place of leather It 1« n«<-d for muklng alioee, pocketbooks. traveling bag* and other leather acceseorlea Sharks' meal la edible. The liver oil la used for oil tanning of skin, and In the mauufeiture at *.>»!> The ahark «iia are a delicacy with tin Chinese, as Ihey <<«.k them lo hint*- a a I Ulen Mum Judicious NEWSPAPER advertising makes! Ing stores out of little ones ——— Advertising Money Pays Big Dividends. GRAYS CASH5CARRY Phone 53 Trade at Gray’s and you will be assured of a square deal. Quali ty merchandise at quantity prices. Bear Brand Hardwheat Flour,every sack guaranteed, 49 lbs $1.79 Potatoes, good quality Gems—100 lbs..................... 85c Corn Flakes or Post Toasties, take your choice, 3 pkgs. __ 25c Jello, any flavor, 3 packages ........................ 25c SPECIAL-One 21/2 lb. can Cane and Maple Syrup and 1 syrup . 89c pitcher, all for...... ... .................... — - 008 Sperry’s Pancake Flour, 10 lb. sack ... 00c Peter Pan Butter, every lb. guaranteed, lb _ 06c Fancy Pink Salmon, tall cans, 3 for . tte Shrimp, extra fancy, 4 cans... ..................... - _ 60c Eastern Cylinder Oil, per gallon _ 00c Western Cylinder Oil, per gallon $1.00 Kerosene, 5 gallons_____ _ __ Don’t Forget Our Free City Delivery Be 8ure and Get Our Prices on Christmas Candy It Always Pays to Trade at Gray’s ES KEM’S for DRUGS TOILETRIES GIFTS FOR YOU Decorations A beautiful line of blind tooled steel hide leather an shown in— Ladies' Bags ............... $6 00 to $16 00 Brush Hold. •r« ....... .... $2.00 to $3.60 Bill Folds $2.60 to $6 00 Lett, r Fold«, I’o. k. t •»**I Hi IHMU4AI eq i •“1 » mi uo u||qnd i;a UO ■toilM-i» uo MujwuiMj M -»unoj XipoqiU« UM W un|«4 «I . ____ >| JU HI Jo «MJ O| p»VSU.> «Bq II »||qy, *•* »Mt uo|lM|axej e»||ajpuqiiis ua MM pupjuXsj aq O| «tuno || pas pilM|«uq u| pu|X si| jo gooq f|0„ l>us I.Ju aqi saw siqj, , pu»(«uq |o s . hr ' i ,,qi u„ «o¡j»|rwajuio^ tuultua atuniOA a u| Wq»ll qud »uuieg.>s|u <U|»|(|.u j nt 40 HURRY! LET SUGGEST Leather Goods Key Eaddies Cigarette Cases Hip Books ...».......... Findex ......................... Altlsie Holls and Cases Brief Caaea............. Coin Purnes.................. our HURRY! HURRY! Photographic Items m H Tinsel String, Fox Tails, Candle Re flectors, Stars, Cord, Rain, Seals, Tags, Stickers, Ribbons, Holly Paper, Tissue and Crepe Paper, Labels, Napkins, Place Cards, Tallies. Decorated Crepe, Wreaths, Bells and Straw Rope in Red and Green. Combination Sets Consisting of Bath Salts ami Body Powder—Perfume. Face Powder, Toilet Wa ter, Rouge, Soap. Lip Sticks, etc., in many combi nations in the following odors: Cara Nome, Shari, Duska. Black Tulip and Valiant in a range of prices to suit every purse as low as $3.00 and as hid. ns 120 00 Toilet Waters Shari, Cara Nome, Duska. Bouquet Kamee, Georgia Rose, Persian Lilac, Violet Dulce, etc., ranging in price from ............................................ $1.00 to $6 00 Perfumes Shari, Duska, Cara Nome, Coty’s Paris, Emeraude, Styx, L’Aiinant, Chypre, L'Origan, Hudnet’s Le Debut Pack age in various odors. There are of the worlds better products and range in price from.............. $1 00 to $6.00 A large variety of odors and packages may be had in a moderately priced line ranging from 16c to $3.50 Sundry Items Hot Water Bottles Thermos Bottles Lunch Kits Harmonicas Watches ............................... $1.50 $1.50 to $2.50 $1.25 to $3.75 Stationery Items $1.50 to $3.00 Fountain Pens......... . .................................. ...$1.60 to $7.00 50c to $2.25 Fountain Pen Desk Sets .............. $6.00 Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets .................. $5.00 to $12.00 to $9.00 Eversharp Pencils .................................................. 50c to $3.60 Wrist Watches $2.75 to $4.25 Nardi Tri-Color Pencils ............................................... $3.00 Clocks ............................... 98c to $7.00 Fountain Pen and Pencil Combinations ... $6.00 to $7.00 Box Stationery ................................................ 60c to $3.00 Shaving Sets ............................. $3.00 to $4.25 Auto Graph Albums ........................................... 25c to 60c Shaving Mirrors 35c to $3.00 Books of Fiction ................ 76c Bibles ................... 75o to $6.00 Shaving Brushes ...................... 75c to $5.00 Baby Books ....... 50o to $2.50 Oigaret Lighters .................................. $1.00 Mottoes .......... 60c to $1.5^ Flash Lights ......... $1.00 to $5.75 Xmas Cards .... ..... lc to 60c Address Books ...... .._ ...60t Smoker’s Sets ..... $1.50 to $5.00 Waste Baskets 76c to $2.26 Cigarette Oases. $1.25 to $3.50 Gent’s Toilet Sets $1.50 to $10.00 Pocket Combs ............... -........ 25c to $1.50 Recipe Files .......................................... $1-00 Bobby Sets ................. $1.50 to $4.00 Gent’s Traveling Sets $2.50 to $9.00 Comb, Brush and Mirror Sets $2.75 to $15.00 (’hild’s (Tomb, Brush ami Mirrors Sets $2,75 to $4.50 50c to $1.25 Infants’ Sets Toilet Compacts Beautiful Gold, Silver and Enamel Compacts with or without chain, either single or double may be had in Cara Nome, Shari, Le Debut and Armand. 60c to $7.60 Priced from ............. Manicure Cutex Sets, priced from .... 60c to $3.00 Bath Salts and Fancy Soaps These we have in great variety of odors and style of ages, priced at . Cutlery Items Manicure Rollups.. . ...... $2.25 to $12.00 Manicure Dresser Sets__ $6.00 to $18.00 Files and Buffers......................25c to 75c Pocket Knives...... .......... 63c to $2.50 Manicure Scissors 75c to $1.75 Seamstress’ Shears 65c to $2.25 Safetv Razors 10c to $5.00 4