Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., March 21, 1919, Image 4

COURTESY O r SOLDIER LADS.
Tho editor o f The Sentinel had a
pleasant experience the other day.
He was railed upon to spe«k a few
words of welcome to the soldier boys
Elbert Bede and Elbert Hmith l ’ubliahen gathered around the festal board at the
ElLert Bode.________ ____________ Editor grange dinner last Saturday.
O f course it is a pleasant experience
A first-class publication entered at Cot­
tage drove, Ore., aa sccoud class matter to the editor of The Sentinel to be
called upou to speak at any time— and
Business Office...
..413 East Main
it would be an honor to any one to be
Thin store, always striving for atlvaneemt’iit in merchandising mot Inula and sorvioo, is inaugural
called upon to speak a word of welcome
SI BSCREPTION KATES
ing the “ Balcony Bargains” lids week. Our ItalconioH, running entirely around the store and
One year-------$3.00 | Three months....SOo to the boys who donned the khaki uud
Six months___1.00 [ Single copy_____ 5« blue during the recent unpleasantness
containing 2r>(M) square feet of floor spaoe, will lie filled with bargains from every part o f the
Ono year, when paid in advance, or
store during the coming season. Here tin the haleonies, which are easily accessible by three stair­
with our erstwhile friends across the
before expiration._______ ____ ...41.75 water.
ways and elevator, you will he able at your leisure and out of the "rush of things” to select the
This special applies only on a full
But neither o f these is the pleasant
bargain
offerings. The “ Balcony Bargains” w ill he changed uud added to from week to week and
y e a r’s subscription
experience to which we intended to re-
you will find it profitable to glance them over often. Here are a few o f the many “ Balcony Bar­
N o subscription listed for lees than 50c
tVr.
gains offered this week:
The address of welcome, as well as
Member o f
other parts o f th« program, were giveu
National Editorial Association
while the boys were yet at the table and
Oregon State Editorial Association
Willamette Valley Editorial Association before they had completed their meal.
Lane County Publishers ’ Association
We noted that during the words that
were being spoken and during other
F R ID A Y, MARCH 21, 1919
parts o f the pr -gram some who had not
PRICES FAR BELOW PRESENT MARKET VALUES
been called upou to don the uniform
I
W IL S O N ’ 8 LEAGUE OF NATIONS. kept up conversation in a tone loud
You will have no trouble iu finding just what is wanted among I heat* dainty, sheer undermuslins.
enough to interfere with the enjoyment
Our present assortment is complete in sizes and includes dainty trimmed gowns, envelope chemise,
The war is over so far ns any major o f the program, but while the boys were
skirts, corset covers, slips, etc.; also bloomers shown iu flesh pink and white.
being spoken to every one sat back
military operations are concerned.
50c values at ............. ..... 35c 85c values at ................... 67c #1 75 values at .........
$1.17
The people are no longer restricted in from his plate and waited until the
$1.25
values
at....................
84c
$1.00
values
a
t
.................
09c
$2
25
values
at............
.
$1.40
offering houest criticism concerning speaker had completed bis remarks.
The soldier boys set an example iu
the acts of those' they have elected to
this respect that muny older ones might
high office.
BALCONY BAROAINS IN —
BALCONY BAROAINS IN—
They have a right to have a say na to well follow, and this probably is not the
what terms o f peace they favor and to only good example they will set that
criticize any proposed terms o f peace other people might do well to emulate.
with which they do not agree. There is
(lathered from all parts of piece goods depart­
for women, children anil men; three especially
The short and ugly word used to have
no longer any need to blindly support
priced lots -
ment, including short lengths to about 10 yards
the powers that be. In fart it would al four letters in it. Now it has but three
most seem that we have made a mis and is spelled h u n.
HALF REGULAR PRICE
One Fourth Off— One Third Off— Half Off
take in so long bowing to the wishes
o f those who have conducted the war
I T ’ S UP TO BEN.
and in subordinating our own wills to
BALCONY BARGAIN
BALCONY BARGAIN
BALCONY BAROAIN
the will of the one who said that he
The Sentinel makes no pretensions of
IN MUSLINS
IN SHEETINO
IN PERCALE
must have a uuitel nation behind him in being pleased with the ascension of Ben
order to successfully prosecute the war Wi Olcott to the governor’s chair. The
One lot 36-in. bleached
One lot 72-inch and 81*
Olio lot 36 inch printed
for even now that the war is practically Sentinel has never supported Olcott and
over he disdains to give the people even may- never do so.
and unbleached fine
, inch unbleached suam-
percale, medium and
a hint o f w hat the peace terras are to be
But Olcott now has the opportunity to
muslins just wbat you
or what is to be embraced in ths league win the friendship o f many who have
less sheeting, at the
light patterns, at the
will need for spring
o f nations. Our servility during time of heretofore opposed him, and it will be
sewing, a yard....... 14c
yard only................. 49c
war seems to have given the president no great trick for him to do that. All
yard only................ 20c
the idea that it will continue during anticipate that he will give a good an-
times o f peace.
ministration. None expect him to fo l­
Many criticize the members o f the low in the footsteps o f his illustrious
senate for taking umbrage at the ae brother-in-law, the inimitable, the gal-
lions of the president who has ignored lerv-playing Oswald, but there are many
that august body in his conduct o f the among the republicans who are not so
share o f the United States in the peace certain that brother-in law Oswald is
conference.
not going to have a finger in the affairs
The Sentinel some time ago approved o f state. There are many who are not
You can be becomingly and attractively dressed and tliis sture hns madc ampie provisinu for your
the president's first visit to Europe and certain but that the West crowd will
could find no fault with his little junk insist that out of gratitude W est's for
for about the house wear at no greater cost than iieeds in materiata, pattern« ami accessories.
eting trip, but we did not presume that mer appointee should be very courteous
this method was to be used so he could and kind to them— and this is just what
N E W W ASH GOODS
you would pay for ordinary house dresses. .lust
be at the doors o f the peace conference the republicans do not want.
in beautiful patterna are now oli display at Ibis
see these specially designed house dresses which
and act for the United States without
Olcott was elected secretary o f state
sture
at reasoiialdc prieea yard
26c to $1.25
the necessity o f getting the news over upon the republican ticket. He has al
are made up with a care to prettincas and pleasing
wires that might leak and give some- ways asked the support o f republicans
N E W OINGHAMS
inkling to the American people o f what He owes his present position to repub
color effects with the same fidelity which is put
ili
must
altractive
plaid«, stri|H-s, check« and s<did
was being proposed.
lican votes. He is under every obliga
into more elaborate dresses. The dresses are all color« to match or coiitra«t as you cimose all
The president has said that the peace tion to the party to which he owes his
treaty and the league of nations are so present high position.
crisp and new and just put on display this week. preshrunk ami fast color, 27 to 32 inche« wide,
interwoven that they must be accepted
When queried during the late ram
See them today. Priced......... ........$1.26 to $2.96
priced thè yard.................................. 36c to 76c
in toto or be rejected in their entirety, paign by the editor o f The Sentinel be
which means, i f it means anything at ntimated that brother-in-‘law Oswald
all, that i f we are to have peace the sen­ would receive no favors from his hand
ate o f the United States, acting for a as republican governor o f the republican
hundred millions of people, must accept state o f Oregon. Through the uncertain
without argument whatever one citizen ty o f human life he now has the oppor
Notion Bargains This week
APRIL STYLES
o f this ocuntry, the president, with his tunity to demonstrate that he meant
including
pina,
button«,
needles,
in
McCall
patterns on display
personally selected advisors, has ap­ exactly what he said.
proved.
braid,
Jmoks,
snaps,
etc.
fashion
sheets
and quarterlies free
During the late lamented campaign
T H E Q U A L I T Y S T O R E - COOP SE RVI CE
It seems to us that this means of Olcott also vehemently denied ever hav
forcing his will upon a body that might ng flirted with the Townley bankrupt
wish to have some opinions o f its own is non partisan league. The republicans of
a rnther haughty proceeding to be pulled Oregon are just as much opposed to the
o ff in this land of the free and home Townley non partisan league as they are
o f the brave that gave millions o f men to the Chamberlain-West non-partisan
break would average a day 12 hours the number o f rows three feet apart iu
and billions o f money to put down an league. Olcott can now demonstrate another for selling her a corset whieh
long. The only kind of marching the a mile he seems to have made no al
tocracy in the old world. We did not that he meant what be said about the she alleges does not fit nn<! pinches her
nverngc render run conceive is whnt he lowunre for the spuee o c c u p i e d by the
fight to put down autocracy on foreign non-partisan league. He no longer need in places, has been given by the judge |
has observed in city parades and the men, which in military formations is
shores only to build up a semblance depend on his own word. Actions will to a jury o f women. This certainly was
movies. Mnrehing ’ without ii break’ at figured nt 12 inches. Znchariaa has,
shabby treatment of the men.
o f autocracy at home.
speak louder than any words spoken or
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such a puce they wuiild easily cover 30 however, cut down the pane so low that
The president’s ideas may be right. written.
miles a day. But large bodies o f men even with this error in computation The
We all know what we ought to do,
We do not say that they are not, for
I f Olcott demonstrates that he meant
move slowly. Htill on n straight away Tribune is evidently wide o f the mark
we have no way o f knowing what they just what he said during his letter writ but few know what they are going to
Former Cottage Orove Mathematician march, like this pictures itself to the in its computations.|
are, but this method o f forcing them ing campaign with the editor o f The do.
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Proves That New York Tribune
average mind, they will mnkr 12 miles
upon the people o f whom he is the titu­ Hentinel he can feel certain that he will
in u ‘ from sunrise to sunset’ day:
A
woman’s
complexion
is
the
skin
Card o f Thanks.
Had Wrong Dope.
lar head is undemocratic, unwise and have the hearty cooperation o f the re
35,200 times 12 equals 422,400 soldiers
There nre so mnny friends o f our
contrary to good public policy. He is publicans of the state in making his ad­ game she works on gullible man.
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pass a given point each day. Now then, daughter, Esther Elizabeth Hrichur, that
taking the method that will prepare the ministration during the most critical
if the ’ whole total o f men killed in the we jvinild like to meet and thank person­
Very
few
people
know any news un­
way for a cold reception and it will be period in the state’s history one o f the
The Sentinel hns received an interest­
up to him to defend them before an most successful administrations of the til after the paper is printed, and then ing letter from Lieutenant A. I.. Zaeh- w a r’ would march slenilily 20 abreast ally for the beautiful flowers sent and
they remember that they had heard nil ariaa, who is with the American army for more than four inontha the very for the heartfelt sympathy shown at her
outraged people, whereas, had the peo­ state’s history.
least number of days that could be fig funeral that we take Ibis way of thank­
ple been taken into confidence, had they
The Sentinel honestly believes that about it before. • • •
in Hiberia. It will lie remembered that
ured would be 123: 422,400 times 123 ing them sinre it is impossible fur us
known the main points o f the mnny Olcott can give a first class and highly
Mr. Zaebarias taught arithmetic ami
to meet them personally now.
I t ’s funny how hard it is to make other subjects in the Cottage Orove equals 51,955,201) killed.
moves being made at the peace confer­ satisfactory administration.
It is a great consolation to us to know
someone
else
see
wbat
is
so
very
plain
ence, whatever came out might be taken
“
We
have
cut
that
rate
o
f
marching
schools several years ugd~Hud proved
It is strictly up to Ben W. to make
to you.
m
as the best that could be secured. The good.
us low us w e ’re going to in this prob­ that she was loved by so tnsny of her
himself
an
czpert
mathematician.
He
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schoolmates and fellow citizens.
pd
American people do not insist on hav­
quotes the following from The Hentinel lem. Ilow about letting that daughter
We sincerely hope that he does.
MR. AND MUH. JOHKI’ H llKK'H KB .
Oood luck seems to stumble right onto on an issue of several weeks Hgo:
ing what they want, but they do insist
o f youra figure your problems while
the hustler.
on knowing what the other fellow is
“ It has fallen to the lot o f the New you get the ‘ snbe’ on editorialaf ”
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W A N T All. HATKH The minimum
trying to put over on them, and they
|The Hentinel does not know whnt
York Tribune to publish the l«-st scheme
A flirt seldom enjoys the blessings o f for visualizing whut the cusualtieg of method of figuring the New York Trib- price on a want ad. ia 25c. Three inser
demand the opportunity o f expressing
lions for the price o f two. One half cent
true love.
their opinion and of taking whatever
the war have really meant to the mi une used evidently not the right, one. a word after third insertion. No adver­
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Ding« Others Thiak end Whit Wi
means they can to prevent something
However, Lieutenant Ziirhurins seems tisement put on books for less than
tioris involved.
Think ef the Thing« Others Think
The man- who boasts of the things he
being put over on them that they do not
ddtf
“ i f the Hritish dead alone, for in to have mude a slight error. In figuring 50c.
ean do seldom does them.
want. Then if they are defeated they
stance, were to march down any street
take their medicine.
A Chicago funeral recently cost over
20 abreast, and with rows only three
No one has yet complained about
At the opening o f the war The Henti- ♦8000— which is another demonstration
feet apart, they would puss a given
nel heard many expressions o f utmost that it is worth while to live.
having talk on the free list.
point from sunrise to sunset without a
confidence in the president spoken by
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break for 10 long days. It would take
those who had been called to the colors.
The makings o f n cigarette are often
I f women get their way when they
another 11 days for the French dead to
Not so very long ago one of those boys vote aa easily as they have in other the unmaking of the user.
file down the same thoroughfare. Rus
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spoke again. He did not speak with any things, why the men might as well be
sia ’s losses in killed wonld require the
disrespect o f the president but he did disfranchised.
The best thing about many a girl la time o f more than five weeks to pass
say that his opinion had undergone a
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her mother.
the given point in the specified forma
Very radical change.
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A t 8t. Joseph, Mo., the valpe $f a
tion, and the dead of all the allied na­
Holdier boys are not the only ones man ’a love has been fixed at |z.00.
They say “ A fool for luck.” Any tions, marching 20 abreast, could not
who have changed their minds— and the Living is not very high for girls in that way, only a fool will wait for luck.
be reviewed in less than 2% months.
M o od y ’s Deep-Curve
haughty, autocratic manner of conduct­ state.
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K iyp iok Lenses
German and Austrian dead wou d re­
ing the affairs o f government— the per­
Are Heller
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Even money is going back to work.
quire another siz weeks for review, and
sonal,
non-committal,
do-what I-say-
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You ean't tell the neighbors anything
the whole total o f men killed in the war
without asking sny-queations way o f do­
about how hard a girl works to become
Ii, in very many cates, the school room. Present day methods
Th«. banquet habit is the making o f on both sides o f the conflict would
ing things is not setting very well with
an accomplished pianiste.
inarch steadily 20 abrenst for more than
the
head
and
the
ruination
nt
the
atom
of
education require concentrated vision for long periods at a
the American people who are now awak­
four months before they would nil puss
ach.
time
at an age when children’s eyes are especially susceptible to
ening to the fact that this is their gov­
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b y .”
When a girl begins doctoring up her
injury from eye strain.
ernment and that they may one« more
And then comments as follows:
Ha* the dairy been inspected that
take a hand in saying how it shall be given name, you can bet your sweet life
“ Mr. Bede ia so often right that I
she is just dying to change her last one, furnishes the lacteal fluid for the
School children’s eyes should be examined upon the least
conducted.
have long felt that he looks pretty care­
too.
milky w ayt
I
indication of eye strain. Many cases of “ backwardness” or
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fully into the things he publishes. It
“ mental deficiency" may be traced to defective vision.
A wanted in a Portland paper says:
A woman can get more satisfnetion
A man’s vocabulary ia usually much seems, however, that his political acu­
“ Wanted, young lady to trim and wait
out o f earning a dollar than a man ran more complete with endearing terms men for nosing out what’s good in ed­
No charge made for any lens changes made during the year.
on trade in millinery store.” Few stores
itorials stands him to little nvall when
out o f earning ten.
before marriage than afterwards.
are willing to advertise in advance that
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it comes to problems involving some
they trim the trade.
When you hear that something’s go­
When money talks It usually get* an plain arithmetic.
“ If, for instance, they march 20
ing on you can expect something to be encore.
’
Some folks think things are not ex­ pulled o ff.
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abreast, and with rows only three feet
Bring Your Pre-
EYE SIG H T SPECIALIST
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pensive i f they are worth somewhere
A juror was recently taken o ff o f n apart, that would make 1700 rows to a
scriptions Here
A N D OPTICIAN
near what they coat.
mile:
1700
times
20
equals
35,200
sol­
N o wonder male jurors kick on the jury because o f supposed insanity. He
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treatment they get. In a western court wasn’t so crazy hut that he knew how diers to every mile.
L ife is insipid in a flat.
| y
“ From sunrise to sunset without a
case in which one woman is suing to get out o f the job.
Balcony Bargains
▲ Weekly Nswspnpsr W itk Plenty
o f Backbone
“Balcony Bargains” in New Fine Undermuslins
REMNAN
SHOES
Becoming House Dresses Spring Sewing Days
for the Spring Season
Are Here Again
ZACHARIAS CALLSSENTINEL
ON SIMPLE PROBLEM
IN ARITHMETIC
G
HINGS WE THINK
T5he
Breeding
Place of
Defective
Vision
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