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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1919)
. >ÙM». ■ certain streets longer than a definite length o f time and ad wL on it may be nee ary to provide au open square where oar» ean be left while the owners are A NnrapiMi Wttk Pinti transacting business in the city. •t BaoAben# looking bark over the progress o f the past few years, it is uot « fur stretch Elb»rt Bed» u 4 Elbert Smith Publishers of the imagination to say that all busi « l b « r t B # 4 a ~ _ _ . ._ _ .__ _ _ _ _ _ Jgditor ness blocks should be put up with sky line snubbing posts for airplanes A. fin t ela«» publication entered nt Oi «g » Urov», Ore., ai second claaa matter Harry Hawker and his (f * ' l foolhard Basine»» O ffice-------------- 418 East Main companion, Muekenaie Grieve, have su u í i e ficieut nerve, pluck and grit to entitle HUBSCRH’TION BATES them to a seat of honor alongside the One year------ $8.001 Three months....60s indomitable Yank. •Six mouths___ 1.00 ] Single copy____ Sc One year, when paid in advance» or T h ere’s not a lady in the w edding party. In*, she bride, bridesmaid or guest, but what will find the pleasure AMERICAN CITIZENS. before «ip in tm « $l 7S of distinctively modish and attractive wear in this original showing of bridal attire, including all that is most fashion This special applies only on a full The war has taught us many lessons year’s subscription —many valuable lessons. able from the bride’s gown to the costume of eve ry woman attending the happy occasion. No subscription listed for lee» than 60c We may never huv,. another war. but we should, nevertheless, take advantage Member of of those lessons learned at such great National Editorial Association cost and at such great effort and incon Oregon Stats Editorial Association venience. Willamette Valley Editorial Association One o f those lessons is that we can 1-aae County Publishers’ Association never be a united people until we cease for the Bride'a Trossenu. to harbor in our midst those who come in pure wliite for thè hridul gown and Meantiful waah »ilk in satin and taffeta FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1010 here to get rid of undesirable conditions in coloni lo match thè travet or Street in their own country, but who yet re ran hr found hrrr in white; also 40-inch costume. We curry thè fuinous Gordon tain their love for their native lands BANKRUPTCY COURT FOR georgette, inessaline, silk mull, taffeta, to such an exten* that they do not re brand hi I k hosicry la-ut in wearing SOLDIERS. nounce their allegiance to "them by l«* ete., priced a yard..........$1.95 to $2.75 quality and vaine, superior in fit. coming citixens o f the country under Sherman B. Have« is a bankrupt. whose laws they make their living and Meantiful fine cotton voile, linairc and P rim i......... $125, $1.60, $1.75 to $2 26 That statement by itself means little under whose laws thev claim protection. princess mull in white- Many become bankrupts during the So long as we harbor those who are course of a year and only the creditors not imbued wiht our ideals to such an Prieed............... 45c, 60c, 65c, 75c to $1 evince any particular iuterest. extent as to become a purt of our gov TRAVEL LUOOAOE AND WARDROBE TRUNKS But in the case of Mr. Hayes there is ernment, just so long may we expect FOR THE BRIDE a difference. anarchists and bolshevikis to make their At the opening o f the war he was rendesvous here. Any bride would be delighted with a “ IM bcr” hag, successful business man in Eugene. Those who find our laws good enough suitcase or wardrobe trunk luggage of refinement He joined the colora—and during his to live under should find our flag absence his business has been so con worthy o f their allegiance, and if we Some call them rosaeque, some finger tip length, and quality. Mclbcr trunks of every kind ure guar ducted that he is left a bankrupt. profit by the lessons we have so recently but all will agree that they arc the prettiest and anteed not to split or crack and meet the demand He offered his life and in addition he learned we will demand that those who in every way for attractive traveling goods. has given the savings of a lifetime be do not become citizens shall betake most dressy of the season's newest blouses. Many cause o f the fact that he did offer his themselves to that country which bolds Soil eases and hags are shown here in fibre or iu novelties in fahries and striking color contrasts, life. first claim upon their affections. leather, the quality kind, at ............. $3.25 to $23 00 What must be this young man as well us unusual broidered effects. Especially Such a procedure is as necessary in opinion o f some of those who remained times of pence as in times of war. suitable for the bride’s going away. Trunks of all sires priced.......... $7.60 to $25 00 at home and hesitated about giving for the welfare of the fighting boys only Wardrobe trunks priced $26.00, $30 00, $35 00 Priced................................................$8.00 to $10.00 a small portion o f what they were earn ing and who hesitated about loaning the government a portion of their savings TM«(S Otturi THisk mS What W« and earnings, and that at a good rate Think af ths Things Others TMsk o f interestf What must be this young man’s opin ion o f those who complained about go Newspapers will »'»oil be made out of ing without sugar and white flour and who didn’t want to forego any of their corn stalks. In some cases this will in nainsook, long cloth, cambric and silk beautifully worked o f good cow feed. accustomed pleasures or give up any of be an awful waste * • • in embroidery and hand stitching, including all the latest nov their accustomed luxuries which they Very few married men play football. could afford to have because such as elties in pretty underthings for wear with the new summer he were fighting our battles over theref They don’t want to take chances on dresses. What thoughts may lie deep in his letting their hair grow the required mind when he starts to recoup his for length. • • • Corset covers........................................................ 50c, 06c to $1.25 tunes and in doing so has to contest with those who remained at home and It is now the honk of the auto in Chemise................. ........ .............................................. 85c to $2 50 added to their savings while the product stead of the goose that foretells spring. Gowns..................... .................- ............................... $1.00 to $2.95 • • • of the best years of his life slipped from him while he obeyed the impulse o f pa Those who want the most rest are triotism and the commands of his the ones who make the most unrest. DAINTY CAMISOLES IN NEW MODELS superior officers! • • • A condition such as this is not right, Summer is the season of the camisole and we have made a There is probably no one thing in the yet it is not the only ease o f the kind most extensive assortment of the prettiest of the season’s most necessary. resulting from the war. I f the inci world that is absolutely • • • delightfully handworked and embroidered wear at dune dent shall serve to bring the blush of If you have your last Christmas bills shame to some who were slackers at prices................ ......... - .... ........... - ........................- .............. Wc up home, perhaps those who suffer will paid, it is time to begin to start to get not think the sacrifice too great. ready to prepare for your next Christ mas shopping. • • • NEW LEVELS. The slant-eyed mongolian should be There was a time when labor com able to get a broader view o f things plained that the business man and pro than the man with the ordinary kind of fessional man were much more fortunate eyes. in dainty, sheer lisle mercerized yarn including than he. As the result of higher ambi • • • vests, drawers, union suits and bloomers. Vests Keep the charming lines, the tions, of more fortunate circumstances A child asks questions that a wise in youth, or a greater determination to in “ V ” or round neck, sleeveless, quarter or graceful poise and youthful beau get a school or business training, or be man ean not answer— but the mother long sleeves, priced 25c, 35c, 50c to $1.00 n queries. cause of mental facilities that promoted satisfies the youthful ty of your naturally good figure • • • his advancement, he commanded a Union suits priced 50c, 65c, 75c, 85c to $2.00 Beauty is only skin deep and most greater return for his services than the unskilled laboring man and oftentimes beauties ate thin-skinned. • • • more than the skilled laboring man. What would the socialists do with the But conditions have greatly changed in the past two years. While the wages women? Would they help them with FASHIONABLE RUFFLINOS IN o f the so-called laboring man have ad- their work, so that the household duties STYLISH WIDTHS vaneed to meet the increased cost of wouldn’t be as unequally divided as C O R SE TS These are the most popular trimmings living, the salary of the clerk, o f the they now are. e * » accountant, of the school teacher, of of the year for dress, skirt or blouse. Bock Lace or Front Lace the doctor, of the highly trained man They come in Several materials and in A corset maker is running for office has advanced but a small proportion in in Massachusetts. You can do it if you wear the We presume the all the most desired shades. comparison with the advance in wages leading plank in his platform is intend right corset the corset made just generally. Priced yd............ 25c, 50c, 75c to $1.25 Today the laboring man who gets ed to reform the women. for your individual type of figure. • * • NEW VESTINO $125 to $200 a month is getting a You will get exactly the right cor I f all the folks who want to bust the greater wage than many of those who a The most popular of new neckwear is few years ago he envied. The laboring trusts would go in together they could set model if you ask for American the vestec made of fine lawn. We show man who gets $150 to $175 a month is form a trust that would put all the oth l.ady corsets. Look for the name this week finest quality white vesting getting as much or more than many ers out of business. • • • by the yard and you can make your superintendents of schools who have iu the corset. put in years in preparation and have vestee to individual taste. The root of all evil is growing into a have little idea of the definition of the 8 menace to the nation. $6, $4, $3.50, $3, $2.50, $2, $1.50 It has been Priced a yd........................... —...... $1.25 hour day that is becoming so universal. kept well watered. The laboring man who gets $125 a • • * month is getting as much or more than A mai never can understand how a a majority of bank clerks, store clerks, SHOES AND SLIPPERS FOR BUY GORDON ROUND TICKET printers, reporters, and probably more woman can come home and enthuse so than a large proportion of small busi over her shopping bargains. THE LITTLE TOTS • * * HOSIERY ness men allow themselves for salaries, Easter seems to be a peculiarly ap after putting in longer hours than now required o f labor. propriate time for a woman to wear a in black, Hhitr and tun. You’ll find for hoys ami girls because they This is not by way o f saying that hat that looks like a hen 'a nest. them h e » in nil sizes. • • • labor is not entitled to all it is getting. wear longest. It is merely pointing out the ideal East friends leave you us soon as you position now enjoyed by labor, a cut down on the speed. $1 25 to $3 25 Priced. Priced.................... 35c, 40c, 50c up • • • condition which we are assured is going to continue indefinitely, Home folks get pretty dry riding on which means that soon so-called the water wagon. professional people, clerks and business • • • men are going to adapt themselv« to A mother never like* to have her chief deputy in the office of It. H. Bry has been ut the head of the nuditing de The average person »well* all up over Home men regard “ hitching up’ ’ as changed conditions and demand that children call her “ The Old l.ady.’ ’ Be son, county clerk, has resigned his posi pertinent of the clerk ’a office for the a very »mall charitable act. their compensation be equal to that of, if it wer>4 about the same thing as be tion to take up other work. He has past four years. • • • side* it isn’t respectful. ing tied to a snubbing post. those in other walks o f life. K u I ph K. Jackson, formerly in rhurge bought un interest in the Title Abstract • • • • * * A ponton who continually »ell» rotten compuny of Eugene, of which his of tha rim ili court work in the office It is also by way of showing that if When a girl act* »by, i t ’s no sure sign brother, E, IT. Lee, is president, and of the county clerk, will take Mr. I.ee’s Many a man has been driven to des egg» will get into bail odor. $3.50 to $10-a day labor is to be the that »be is. nfter a month ’» vacation will assume s pince, ile I* u veteran of the world rule, then prices on merchandise are peration trying to pull too big a load. • • • • • • Mint people who insist on telling all war, having spent sixteen months as a position with the company. bound to remain at their present level. Mr. I.ee’» wife, Mrs. May Norton I.ec, member of the 1 tilth engineers. Miss A man may not fall in love with a There can not be both high wages and A person can be good in mathematics they know make many repetition». • • f girl ju*t because she’* good looking, who has been employed in various ca I.nuise Nielsen, stenographer in the low prices. Both go up or down to and still not be a good example. • • * gether. I,ot* o f folk» are eager to learn but few men dislike a good looking girl. pacities at the court house for the past clerk’s office, will take Mrs. I.ee’s tjvHv^^tmni^im<^ilso^ju>*i£neib^^"i^ lace. * • • Home people think that they have the thing» they do not wnnt to know. L • # * The wise girl who wants her brothers HITCHING RACKS. best end o f an argument if they have The water wagon »prinkle» the road to tend out on her, doesn’t bring any succeeded in keeping from being con It was only a short time ago that the vinced that they are wrong. good looking girl friends home with that ia paved with good intention». • • • subject of hitching racks and sheds was her. • * • • • • & very vital one in Cottage Grove, as The »ong of the early bird i* »weeter A woman seldom hears a piece of gos well as in many other valley cities, but A man thinks he ha* a good wife if OIL COOK STOVES' hawk. for a year or more the subject of hitch sip ahead of a man, but a man does not than that o f the night she thinks he is nliout the finest piece • • * Give abundant heat for ing racks has not been mentioned. The call it gossip. of male humanity thut ever happened. e • * The wise girl never let» her benu All Cooking Purpose#— solution is easy. Ho many farmers now The man who marries for money catch her in curl paper*. come to the cities in cars which do not Steams tha Nsw Perfection Oil s s s Epworth League to Qlve Social. need hitching and do not suffer any doesn’t get fooled much oftener than Cook Stava has tha L oaf Blu» At its regular monthly business meet The man who keep* ahead in this old more from standing on the streets in the the woman who marries for love. Chimney Burnir which turn* «vary « • • rain than from coming to the city in world in the one who i* not alway* try- ing Tuesday evening the Epworth drop of kscema» oil into clean, league voted to hold an ice cream so the rain, that the few hitching posts intensa has*, and drive« it full fona, A thing doesn’t seem so disagreeable in / to get even with »ome one. cial Friday evening, Juno 1.1, for teh • • • are sufficient and sheds would be of until it gets to be a duty. 4»td y against ih» purpose of raising funds to send dele very little use. • * * If nome people didn’t »well up they’d gate* tn the Epworth league institute l i n i ero » m l t^MCa É l l U f l l l » - - J i n j i i r i s h U The new problem is parking places for never be noticed. T**1 nq " i * MTllwk — People never do with their own chil to be held nt Jefferson July 21 to 27. alwafi-MaMMMMM. 1,000,000 mm . • • • automobiles. Cars are becoming so dren what they think their neighbors The kind invltntion of Miss Mnrle Me- Cesie tm nmy Hmemé •f* 4e numerous and are so easy to leave at I t ’» usually the bu*y man who doe* G ’argar to hold the social on their lawn Lang M m Cktmnay any convenient spot that often both should do with theirs. was unanimously accepted. A program thing* on time. • • « sides o f a main thoroughfare is found • « • committee was appointed to arrange a Every city wants nice streets and lined with them. In Cottage Grove An agent who want* to make a hit suitabel entertainment for the occasion. this has not yet become a serious prob pretty parks, bnt they never get nice lem, but the time is not distant when enough or pretty enough so that they inquire* o f the lady of the house who L *u Resign From Clark’ » Office. parking regulations will be adopted, are proper places for young people to annwers the door if her mother ia at Claude I>. Lee, for tha past si* years home. when cars can not be left standing on spend their evenings. Sheer Silks, Dainty Cotton Fabrics SilkfHosiery' for thè Bride The New Summer Cossack Blouse Ö HINGS WE THINK Dainty Summer Underwear at June Prices New Forest Mills Summer Knit Underwear for Women and Children i Protect and Preserve Your Youthkil Figure Omfuam. k Knowles & Gräber
