Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., January 17, 1919, Image 2

gruttud
in this ease the allotments will not lie'
IN HONOR OF DR. VAN DYKE
paid the family.
Instead of dependent cripples and |
beggar», made so by an unappreciative Coatly Organ Initalled by Qrateful As­
A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty
sociate« In Church of Which Noted
country, they will be highly trained he
m
of Backbone
Man W t i Factor.
roes whost> sacrifices will uot be tar
Klbert Heile mil Klbert Smith Publishers nished by lack of gratitude.
A new pipe orgnn ha» heen Instulled
h i i . i t Bede
............. Editor
I f you are worth victory, prepare now
In Ihe Prlek Pivsbyterlnn rlwrcli. Ulfth
to
buy
Victory
bonds.
A firat-claaa publication entered at Cot
avenue and l ldrly seyeuili Street, New
tage Grove, Ore., as second class matter
York, "In grntltude for thè minisiry <>f
.412 Kast Main
Business Office
Henry Vali Liyke." 1 Motor Vini l»yke.
ulu» wns untll rcocntly American uni
SUBSCRIPTION KATES
lui sanili ir t» thè N'eilierlumls, wus for
Things Othsn Th nh and What W*
Ono year___ ...48-00 J Three months....60c
moro tinnì twcnly ycura pustor of Ibis
Think of the Thing« Othor« Think
S i» months---- 1.00 ] Single copy....... 5c
church.
One year, when paid in advance, or
The new organ. which la one of thè
before eipiratiou....—---------------- $1.75
A full grown man leading a poodle
This special applies only on a full
dog around comes about as near our moat completo und I» toilay perhaps
year '» subscription
idea of a fool as anything we can thiuk
,HO®t modern church organ In the
United Sintes. Is a four-manual Instru­
No subscription listed for leas than 50c of.
ment of 120 slops and tl.ikki pipes, with
Member of
It would not be so bad if a loafer was electric action. It Is ronlly u combi iin-
National Editorial Association
satisfied with taking up his own time. . Mon of six organs groat organ, swell
Oregou State Editorial Association
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i organ, choir organ, solo organ and
Willamett* Valley Editorial Association
Why is it that a man feels like a hero ocho organ. The Installation includes.
Lane County Publishers’ Association
after going out aud making a tew ¡Sun­ iilso n set of chlllica. The eolio organ
day calls with his wifet
affd elilinea w 111 he piaceli nbove Ihe
F R ID A Y . J A N U A R Y 17, 14*14»
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celllng ut thè renr of thè church, over
Very few people do with their wealth
thè npse. The othor parta of thè coni-
TH E A M E R IC A N S CREED.
what they promised they would before
binatimi, are Inelnaed, enei» In II* own
they got it.
swell Ito», ami all In mie generai awell
I believe in the United States of
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America (11 as a government of the
Jollying gets more than bullying and box, piacisi In thè chnlr gnllery over
thè front entra noe to thè church.
people, by the people, for the people (2l leaves uo rancorous feelings.
whose just powers are derived from the
Thmigh thè new organ I* conaldernbly
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consent of the governed (3) a democ
it is uot polite for children to find larger Ihati thè one which It replacen,
Rich oil of cocoannt meat, churned wtth a generous quantity
w ry in a republic; (4t a sovereign na fault with the things their parents do, no archltectural change I* evlilent,
tion of many sovereign states; (5) a
of pure pasteurized sweet milk—nnd fine dairy salt, nnikm
much
of
thè
Inatrument
belng
con-
perfect union, (11 one and insepara­ but they often hit the unit on the head.
tins pure, wholesome, nutritious and delicious nut butter.
cealod hehlml thè Wall*. E. M SUlu
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ble, (tl) established upon those princi­
uer
of
Boston
la
thè
hulldcr
of
thè
new
A
man
never
accuses
a
woman
of
fib
ples of freedom, equality, justice, and
orgnn, which lina heen under cmistruc-
humanity for which American patriots bing when she is fluttering him.
On bread and toast, in cakes nnd pastry, it "costs less nnd
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tlon sinee thè suminer of 1917.
sacrificed their lives and fortunes. (31
tastes
best/’
The greatest sin some people commit
It la understiKMl timi thè organ ooat
I therefore believe it is my duty to
my country to love it; (7) to support is looking for the sin in others.
In thè tielghhorhooil of $35,000. The
t
*t
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its constitution;
(8) to obey
its
Tfle product of a sanitary, Pacific Northwest factory. Churned
fumi waa contrlhuted hy memhera of
You can always open a woman's eves thè congregatimi na a trlhute to thelr
laws; (91 to respect its flag. (10) and
fresh daily, packed in waxed, odor proof cartons.
to defend it against all enemies. iSI
bv telling her how pretty they are.
old pastor. under whone lenderahlp thè
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W I L L I A M T Y L E R PAGE.
wornhlp of thè Brlek ehureh wnn great-
[Officially accepted April 3. 1918, by
The innocent bystander is the one w ho
YOUR GROCER CAN SU PPLY YOU
Speaker Clark and the Commissioner of gets the worst of it. Don't be u loafer, . ly enrlched and benutllled.
Education on behalf of the United
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States government.]
A man doesn't reach the age of dis­ WROTE MESSAGES WITH DYE
(1) Preamble to the Constitution of cretion until after it isn't much use to
the United States.
him.
Material for Invisible Writing U«ed by
(2) Preamble to the Constitution of
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German Spy Waa Obtained From
the United States; Daniel Webster's
The ship of state gets into deep water
Silk Hosiery.
speech in the senate, January 26. 1830;
• when the government goes after the
Abraham Lincoln ’* Gettysburg speech.
stock of the big corporations.
(3) Declaration of Independence.
A cleverly design«*! method of out­
(4) No.
10, Federalist.
Madison;
witting the government officials and
A
chaperone
is
a
person
who
gose
Article 10, Amendments to Constitution
furnishing Information to the enemy
ho* tv wie*.
I Hunt v ref reali ment.« were ni'cting lYi'iInmday evening at 7:30
along for the purpose of being fooled.
of the United States.
, ’rloek The Iniilding is open for the us«
was revealed In the early day* of the
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nerved. Iu\iteti gucata were Mr* Il \\
SOCIETY.
(5) “ E Pluribus Uaum ” — great seal
if the nrrulnliug lihrnrv each Wrdnes
war
by-the
arrest
of
a
tnan
In
Pater­
Titila,
Mra.
I*.
A
Uaretaon,
Jr.,
Mr*.
Al
The
man
who
takes
pains
to
give
of the United States: Article 4, Consti­
.......fteranoa from 1 30 to ( 10 o fai«>rk*
son.
N.
J.,
hy
naval
Intelligence
offi­
bert
II»
IIIw«
II,
Mia
M
.
M
Wendt,
Mr*
praise
where
deserved
doesn’t
get
half
tution of the United States.
All ure cordially Invited *«• the service»
«s. I. <io«lurtf, und Mra. S. I*. Mitron us well us to make use of the lit«*rnture.
cer».
(6) Webster's speeeh in the senate. what he deserves himself.
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Cottage Grove Chapter No 4. Order Mra Godard uti¿ Mr* Marititi are n* w
The man. held ns an alleged spy In
January 26, 1930.
We believe in woman's suffrage and n Jail In Brooklyn, Is said to have of Eastern Star, met in regular session member* of the dub.
(7) Edward Everett H ale’s “ The
Aospel Mission W. It Finney und wife
politics for single women.
Man Without a Country."
.
lenders. Heeond door south of creuiu
come from Holland nnd to have heen Frill a v night. Mrs. Glennie Frost wns
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(8) Oath of allegiance. Section 1757
"ry. Hervices Tuesday nnd Friday at
employed In n silk dyeing establish­ installed as eondiietress, anil Mrs (lin e
7:30 p h i . Hiiluluy service« at 2:30 and
revised statutes of the United States.
Once in a while you'll find an old ment In Paterson. Ills unique method Itede as Esther, thev having I >«•••11 unable
A M O N G T H E CHURCH EM
1
7:30 p. ai.
(9) Washington’s farewell address; maid who doesn’t want to get married,
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of sending messages to Germany ' to he present at the regulnr installation
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Article 6, Constitution of the United and never did.
called for the use of silk hosiery of a Mrs. F. A. .Garetson, Jr., and Mrs. \l
Cord of Thauk*.
States.
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peculiar
dye.
It
Is
said
Hint
he
had
,
bert
Melimeli
were
given
the
degrees,
Methodist Church Kev. Jo . |.It Knott»,
(10) National Anthem— " T h e Star
Politics is something which is all right
We wish to extend our thanks to
pu»tor. Holiday achoid at 10 a in
Spangled B a n n e r;" army and navy reg- for us, but makes thieve«, robbers unit receive«! a dozen pairs of these sueks ! nnd light refreshments were served |>v
those who so kindly assisted during th"
ulations; war department circular on
from German ngents In Holland and Hi«* refreshment committee, Mrs. Maude iteguiur preaching service» at 11 u in
illness ||||,| tienth of our hiving daughter
cutthroats
of
our
neighbor»—
and
to
and
7 :.*S0 |> oj .
worth league at
flag etiquette. April 14. 1917.
thnt his method wns to soak them In Wh«-cler. Mrs. Olive Bede, and Mrs.
which none of us give the attention that
p. in. Mul week graver meeting TL ura und sister, also for the kind word« of
water and use the coloring matter • (irai ■ Brand, assisti! bv Mrs. Berti«' day evening* ut t :JU o'clock.
sympathy received.
A DEBT TO H ER O ES— THE V IC we should.
which they gave forth as a writing Durham.
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Sunday morning la v men of the drurcYi
Mr. und Mrs. J. T Hhort,
TORY LO A N .
.
fluid.
As
this
drl«*d
It
became
Invisible
<$-
'*>
will *|»«!ik on v^noiia theme* r«lnting
The cost of livino- is not hard to cut
Mr. uml Mrs. Hurry Hhort,
The fifth Liberyt loan will be known down. I t ’s the doing without things untll brought out l>y a special process,
Misses Lois and Lola Godard and Ilei to th«’ *great centenary movement «if the
Mr. tad M n . Boy L M o tt
! which, however, the federal ageuts art* en and llurro't Ostrander were in Eu church. Kv cuing aeruiovi, " T h e H* rip i !
as the Victory loan. Victory is not mere­ that’s so plague take-it inconvenient.
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said to hnve work«*! out.
ly a matter of jubilation, accepting the
gene Fridav evening attending a partv turn I Hnaia of the Tithe.**
Card of Thanks.
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They, In turn. In lenmlng the secret,
When you meet a man who can go
surrender of a beaten foe and dropping
given bv Mrs. E It. Nprneer.iii honor
We
wish
to thnnk the ninny kind
opened
his
letters
and
changed
the
down
the
street,
see
a
man
nailing
up
a
the sword to return to the plow in the
of her niece, Miss Cordelia Godard, of Christian Church Walter Cullison, rain fronds who assisted us during the ill
istrr. Bible school 9:45 ». in Y. C. H
furrow where it stood when the call to board and not ask what he is doing, just contents nnd forwarded the letters. ! Brush, Colo.
C. E. 5:30 |> m I'miching sitvic « » ut ness of our f n ni i I v nnd the ili-nth of our
mark him down as a man who takes The Information thus received h.v the
arms came.
11:00 u. in. mill 7:30 p. m.
beloved hushnnd, father and brother
Germans
proved
of
little
use
to
them.
,
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The Victory loan is one of the many very little interest in what’s going on in
Mi- Minnie Wilson and Funióv,
Th»* r«*j¿u)ar meeting of th** Oonutrlla-
But for a long time, it Is said, there
great obligations that come to the vic­ this old world.
Baptist Church E G (). Grout, poster
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tion club at th«* Masonic hall club room«
C. (I Wilson.
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was
not
enough
evidence
on
which
to
emeritus
Hinidiiv
sehool
ut
lll:<H)
a.
tors. President Wilson and teh mem
There is no place on this earth for convict this man, untll one day last Thurrnluy afternoon waa well ut
in. Ureuehing ut 11:00 n. in. i'«uyi'r
bers of the American peace delegation the man that doesn’t know how to run
evening, 7:30 o'< lot k
N E W I’KICEH u \ III IT E R W K A I’M
through carelessness he left one of tended and :i delight ful afternoon vva* meeting Thursday
. . .
are now in France looking after the a newspaper.
the socks where n naval Intelligence enjoyed bv member* and invited guentM i Christian 8clcnre Church Hervirc» In Fridays and Hntur«lnvs only first lot),
$1.1(1; additional hundreds, 40 cents I in
world obligations. Our part now is to
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officer found It When confronted with with needlework and \iM¡ting. Mr«. Kuril
ebu|M'l lit 212 Heeond struct each Hun
prepare to pay in small measure the
M e ’ll all get bark to the soil some this the man is said to have confessed K. MilU und Mr«. Rnv Short were the! day ut ll;:00 u. in. Regulnr testimaininl nnv day but Fridav and Haturduv add
20 cents to first hundred.
alSlf
debt we owe our khaki and blue-clad day, if we live long enough— and we ’ll
to the entire proJ«**t.
champions.
be the best off then that w e ’ve ever
A large part of the money to be raised been.
Y. M. C. A. In Italy.
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in the Victory loan campaign r-ext April
The Y. M. C. A. In .Italy, ns every­
When
you
ar*
abused
unjustly,
think
will be used for the rehabilitation nf
where else, has asserted Itself In a
our wounded men. The government will of the time you received more praise
most splendid and generous manner.
do its utmost to restore every wounded than you deserved.
While the red triangle, known the
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American soldier and sailor to health
world over ns the sign of hrotherlussl.
and self-supporting activity.
We are always willing to let other Is miieh In evidence In the Italian war
When the wounded man haS been giv­ people keep their half of the golden zone, the four letters "Y. M. C. A." nre i
en complete medical and surgical treat­ rule.
nowhere to he seen. The reason given
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ment he will be considered by the fed­
for this Is that the Italians, In general,
Most
people
are
ready
to
do
some­
eral board for vocational education. If
nre «qqxiscd to any organization of a
his disability prevents return to work he thing for somebody that " n e v e r did public nature which Is controlled hy n !
left at the call of the government, a nothing" for them, and forget about religious nr sectarian element, a
wide choice of occupation is open to those who did them favors in the past. Washington bulletin says.
Such a ti­
him.
This being absolutely on the square tle as that of the Y. M. C. A. would !
I f the injured man needs an artificial
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i all the time is a pretty hard game. How- create n certain feeling of mistrust
limb or appliance of any sort, the gov , ,
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many are there who haven t done some- among the Italian people ns to tile pur- !
ernment will apply it. Until his special
thing hvpocritical during the past yearî poses of the association.
treatment or training ends he will re­
The officers of the Y. M. C. A. In :
Be honest, now!
ceive regular compensation and the fam
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Italy have b«*en quick to appreciate j
ily will receive the allotments. The war
You never pain anything by con­ this and In order to work In full har- |
risk insurauce will be paid until the vincing a woman that .she’» wrong
mony with the Italians have changed
end of the vocational training if the I and, beside«, you never vet convinced the name of the association t«i “So-
course is elected without necessity, but 1 one.
sl«*ta («11) Kratellanza Universale” or
“Society of Universal Brotherhood.”
Accordingly, the letters "S. F. U.” hnve
everywhere been substituted for Y. M.
C. A,
FULL OF
FLAVOR
C
HINGS WE THINK
A nut butter that is
finding favor with
thousands of thrifty
families
“UMECO”
Nutmargarine
Union Meat Co.
Portland
Oregon
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EYEGLASSES
Are preferred by many to
spectacles, because of their
greater convenience and bet­
ter looks.
M ood y'« Deep-Curve
Kryptok Leute«
Are Retter
R ightly Fitted
they possess many advantages, but the successful fitting of eye­
glasses requires special skill and care as well as a large assort­
Made-atHome Labor-Saving Devices.
In 11 communities of our country In
Oregon the women are making home­
made driers, home-made llrelex,* cook­
er«, and homu-timde lecless refrigera­
tor« under the direction of the home
demonstration agent.
In connection
with this project one woman found
that ari Investment of 50 cent« In a
dish drainer and a wire dishcloth for
pots and pnns saved her ten minutes
of the time required to do the dishes
lifter each meal, or .’9» minutes n day.
In a year «he Itgured this time. If ac­
cumulate«!, would give two w«?eks, of
12 hours n day, leisure. W as the In­
vestment worth while?
A Y , you’ll have a streak of smokeluck that]JJ
put pop-in-your-sm okem otor, all right, if yo u ’ll
ring-in with a jim m y pipe or cigarette papers and
nail some Prince Albert for packing I
S
Just between ou rse lv es, you
never will wise-up to high-spot*
smoke-joy until you can call a pipe
by its first name, th e n , to hit the
peak-of-pl«?asure vou land square
on that two-fisteil-man-tobacco,
Prince A lb ert!
ment of mountings to select from.
OUR FACILITIES FOR DOING THIS WORK
ARE UNSURPASSED
W e w ill not allow an ill-fitting pair of eyeglasses to leave our
establishment.
SHERMAN
W. M O O D Y
Broken Lenses
E Y E SIGHT SPECIALIST
Factory on
Quickly Replaced
A N D OPTICIAN
Premises
881— Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon. Telephone 362
Uncomplimentary.
The audacity of a famous writer In
i his book, “Joan nnd Beter,” Is making
j all who r< ad It— Including the victims
—chuckle. Nor does “II. G.” spare Mr.
Wells.
After calling himself a "counter-
jumper,” he puts this description of
Ids personal appearance Hito the
mouth of one of his characters:
"A heovy hang of hair nsslsted a
«•nsende mustache to veil a pHsty face
thnt was broad rather than long, with
a sly, «vincelted expression
nnd rubbed together two large, clam­
my, white misshapen hunda.”
W ell, sir, you’ll be s6 all-fired
happy you’ll want to get a photo­
graph of yours«df breezing up the
pike with your smokethrottle wide
open! T a lk a b o u t a m o k e - a p o r t f
Quality makes Prince Albert so
C o p , " , h i 1,1«
k f . R. J. K«£IH
appealing all along the smoke line.
Mon who never before could
smoke a pipe and men who’ve
smoked pipes for years all testify
to the delight it hands out I P. A .
c a n 't b ite o r p a r c h ! Both are
cut out by our exclusive patented
process I
Right now while the going's
good you get out your old jimmy
pipe or the papers and land on
some P. A. f o r w h a t a ila y o u t
p a r t ic u la r s m o k e a p p e tite I
n e r t e v e r y w h e r e to
Y o u b u y P r ì n c * * A * l i b
to b a
á c c e o i « t o l t i T o n o y ratI bom a
t i d e r e d tm a . A
bandanm
m p o u n d - a n
nd
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ha
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m o ia to n m r to p th a t h eepa th a
to b a c c o in a u ch p a r i l e ! c o n d it io n .
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