Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., June 13, 1919, Image 4

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F R ID A Y , JUNE 13, 1919
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H1NGS WE THINK
TNng» Otturi Disk and Whst Wi
.Think ef ttw Thiagt Others Think
A ll hypocrites are sinners and most
tinners are hypocrites.
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Be an optimist.
It w ill make you
feel better and make everyone else feel
better.
•
* •
The lookiug glass might be more pop­
ular i f it didn’t stick no closely to the
truth all the time.
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A small lie is just as much o f a lie as
a big one.
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There are so many people who get
ahead of us in doing just what we in­
tended to do.
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A cipher is an important thing in our
business life; not so with a do nothing.
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Pawnbrokers probably know the re­
deeming features o f a lot o f people.
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It would be well once in awhile if
Truth crushed to earth would stay there.
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Borne people may get hot headed from
the heat resulting from letting the
wheels turn too rapidly.
Prstty Legend Concerning Malden
Wortlty to Bo Known as Indian
Joan of Are.
In the great northwestern country,
between the mighty Hookies and the
beautiful Cascade«, are the mountains
called the Huckleberry range. They
spread their arms comfortably about
the many small mining towns o f Wash­
ington. A soldierly array d t pines
aud tamaracks keep watch over all the
Inhabitants o f Huckleberry range— the
rough farmers, rugged miners aud tbs
few native redskins still left.
A large tribe o f Indians once lived
in these mountains, from the heights
o f which one can look far over the
blue hase o f Idaho, view the gleaming
wide ribbon o f the Columbia river, or
behold the white tips o f the Canadian
Ruckles.
A tale la stold by the folk o f Huckle­
berry range about Camas, the fairest
maid o f this ancient Indian tribe. Dur­
ing one o f the many forest tires of
the region, when the entlrv range
seemed threatened with destruction,
this Indian Joan o f Arc gathered In
her arms some little pink und white
flowers and disappeared down the
winding tra il
She went to the very edge o f the
Are, where the dried grasses hissed
and alxxled with the flames and the
blazing pines stretched out scorching
Angers toward her and the daluty
peace offering. Then— the legend says
— the Great Spirit was appeased and
sheets o f rain hid the brave Indian
maid from the view o f her people.
Never more was Camas seen by her
tribe, but every spring since then the
strange little pink and white flowers
have covered the wide mountains of
Huckleberry range. In honor o f the
Indian gtrl the blossom Is called the
Camas flower.
CLAIM
BLOOD
OF
ROMANS
Tuaregs of the Sahara Desert Are
Supposed to Be Descended From
Once World Rulers.
Grocery Savings
Grocery Savings
Our special blend coffee, a lb
36c
Kaury »mull white beans a lb
4c
Best -Mtfety matches ....... 4 boxes 16c
White Flyer laundry soap (light
weight) a bar................... ........
6c
Pure cane sugar per hundred
$9.96
Arm A Hummer soda
3 pkgs 16c
Fancy run,, cut macaroni
1 lbs. U3c
U. * M. laundry soap (heavy bar)
TH E
Q U A L IT Y STO RE- c o o p s e r v i r
I tor 96c
Puree tomatoes. No. Sty can ...... «...16c
Solid pack tomatoes No. 3ty ran .... 19c
Plan Your New Clothes Now, Here, for Vacation. Time
A Selling of Silks in
Both Soft and Firm
Textures
In this «pen al oll'ei ing o f silks we have
itici tu le< I both the soft i-lingy «ilka as
well as the stiffer weaves, givin g you a
choice o f combinat ¡olia in materials suit
able to the making o f either blouses,
skirts, dresses ami especially the three*
piece type o f dress now coming into
popularity.
New 36-inch imported pongee in natu­
ral and colors plain, printed and em­
broidered, the ya rd ....... $1.25 to $2.25
36-im-h messaline and chiffon Biffi-tn
in plain all colors in all the desired and
fashionable shades. The y iL ....
$1.95
New Show ing in Wash Goods
You will be pleased with the fresh, bright prettineas o f both
the colorings and the patterns o f the new wash goods we are
showing for spring dresses.
W e have greatly increase«! the
assortment o f styles and colors as well as the variety o f fabrics
so that this showing practically covers all <d’ the populur fa v o r­
ites for now spring wear.
Beautiful new fine thread white voile in 36 to 41 inch widths.
Priced, a yard,
40c, 46c, 00c, to $1.00
40-inch best grade georgette and crepe de elicne silks in over
$195
twenty shades. Priced a y d .......................... - ..............
New 36 inch printed and woven pattern voiles figured, stripes
and plaid. Priced, a yard
45c, 60c, 06c, to 85#
36-inch Siutray silks in solid colors a beautiful inexpensive
75c
silk. Priced a ya rd _____.......................
27-inch plain and printed linaire, linweave, lawn and sheer
fabrics. Priced, a yar«l ...
25c, 30c, 35c, 60c
Skirts for Separate W ear in New
_
Summer Models
Separate skirts are having a big
vogue with fashionable «Iri-ssers and
smart efforts art1 being miught for in
unusually patterned fabrics. Here are
some o f the most exclusive o f tin1
new
• styles:
»
Cbiódiy
Corsets for grow ing girls should be cimarli with special consid­
The original gas-masked people of
eration for the development o f the figure uml future health
the world are the Tuaregs o f the Sa­
hara desert—a strange race, supposed
to be descended from the Koman col­
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The fellow who said you can’t get onists of North Africa and the Arabs
A new shipment o f wool skirts on dis­
somethiing for nothing, just as like as who carried the standard of Moham­
not forgot that he hadu't paid his news­ med Into the wilderness 1.200 years
play this week in French »erg«* and
ago. An Immense aud almost unknown
paper subscription.
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all wyol poplin; no two styles alike;
country Is held by the Tuaregs, •
are «(«‘signed with this idea uppermost
The reason there is so much indiges­ fierce fighting people, who range on
plenty o f pleats, tucks, hraid, but­
tion is that so many people swallow sw ift camels from Algeria to Tlmbuc-
that the grow ing figure must not be
tons. Priced ... $0, $6.95, $8.50, $9.75
everything told them about how to care too. Tales are told o f white-walled
restrained, but must I n - supported ami
for their stomachs.
cities In the Tuareg lands, with Ro­
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W hite cotton wash skirts in plain
man
theaters,
circuses
aud
baths
«till
gently mould«-<l.
In a recent address before an editorial
and self-figure«! plaids -chic* new
meeting a speaker, in advocating a paid- standing as the Romans left them, and
styles for summer wear. Pricc«l at
now the haunt o f the Tuareg tribes­
American Oirl Uorset* are made o f
up subscription list, dramatically ex
.
claimed: “ Delinquent subscribers do men.
........ ............... $2.25, $3.50, $4, $4.50
light, firm material, with light flexible
not pay.” Now, that’s what we'd call
The mystery that surrounds the
an irrefutable statement.
Tuaregs Is doubled by their custom of
Reautiful
silk
skirts
in
pleated
plants
stays. Prices range-—
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always going masked. A mask of
and stripes; th ere’s a host o f individ­
The Watt hour used by lighting com­ white or black cloth covers the mouth
ual style* to choose from. Prices
panies must be considerably shorter and nostrils, and, so the Tuaregs say,
than the oae familiar to the lay mind.
are indeed very reasonable. Priced
protects them from flhe dust and
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.............. $6, $7.50, $8.50, $9 50, $9.75
windblown
sand
o
f
t
ill
desert,
from
When a w ife doesn’t think her hub­
by ia devoting enough time to her, she fhe poisonous vapors o f the Niger val­
should remember that he has got to re- leys, and, no dwubt, from the disease
cuperute for the oversupply given her germs which float so freely In the
before marriage.
filthy towns o f Africa. Certain It Is
* • *
that Infectious diseases ravage other
Home people that we call hogs would North African people, while the Tua­
make mighty poor bacon.
regs maintain magnificent health from
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Human hair is selling for $30 a posnd. year to year. Few travelers have ever
We are pleased to learn at last that seen the Tuaregs unmasked. Those
those long haired musical fanatics are who have declare that they are as
white as any Europeans, and decidedly
worth something.
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handsome, their pale skins doubtless
An exchange enlightens us by saying being largely due to the mask which
Our assort im-nt o f spring
Men will find < asy selection here o f
that man was origiaally a tree animal keeps off the burning sun.
We have seen some “ up a stump” even
styl<-s in men’s hats is s«» «•x-
Id«- brand dress shirts a wide range
at this late day.
ti-nsivc
in both shape and col­
• • •
o
f
newest
patterns
and
styles
to
so-
Thoughts In Music.
I t ’s funny how a woman will remem­
or
that
wi- «-jui help you pick
A girl, artistic to her very finger­
lect from in cotton or silk. Further­
ber the day and month o f her birthday tips, had been "learning to {day the
more every shirt is guaranteed fast
just tlm hat to catch your
anniversary, but can’t remember the piano" fo r six years, and had come
color (to wash without failin g). W o
personal taste.
year she was born.
to.hate music. She was a victim of
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will he pleased to show them to you
N ew light or medium weight
the
prevalent
mechanical
mode
of
On the grounds that they carry dis­
today.
( s|
felts especially made for
ease germs, Iowa male school teachers teaching. On being questioned, she
have got to remove their whiskers and admitted that there was one thing
Priced......$1.50, $2, $2.25, $2.50 to $5
summer wear, with or with­
mustaches. A man’s got to be smooth that Interested her— a tune written by
out silk lin in g; new pastel
\o hold a school job in that state.
herself. “ I loved to do It, and I can j
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sing I t ” Here she bad used tier own
shailcs in small block Boston
Repetition is poor rhetor!«, but good initiative, and the exercise o f It had
c ro w n ; uruler price«! here
advertising.
made her happy. "Teachers will find i
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at.............................$4, $4 50
A
The only really satisfactory revenge that all children are Interested In
thinking music, and that the Interest
Union suits— we have them in every style
is to make your enemies ashamed.
Other felts iu new styh-s to
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grows where otherwise It Is apt to
an«l
fab
ric;
suits
with
long
sleeves,
short
suit your individual taste iu
A woman would get a divoree from flag.” The value o f folksongs is dl- j
a man who abused her the way some of lated on, and the author has found
sleeves, or no sleeve* at all ankle length
full rang«- o f colors ami sizes
them do themselves with their clothing. that boys like the Wagner motives,
$2.50, $3, $3.50, $3.75, $4 up
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ami knee length. Fabrics are nainsook,
some of which are as simple as folk
Ten thousand people are reported to songs.
N«-w cloth hats ami straws,
porosknit, spring needle weave ami dim-
have attended an outdoor baptismal
for «Iress or work s«*!» them
service south a short time ago. A sort
ity checks.
.
. 1 a
e f overflowing congregation.
here today. They are pric«>d
The Greyhound.
25c, 50c, 75c, $1, $1.50 to $3
The greyhound was first used as a
Priced......... 85c, $1, $1.45, $1.75, $2, $2.25
Keep your thought« pure and sweet
good
producer
for
Its
owners.
It
was
find you seed not worry about the ut­
necessary to have a dog that could
terance« o f your mouth.
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run fast to capture animals for food,
A mother who does not teach her when weapons were In their Infancy.
daughter te do housework is not doing There was no scale o f points nor any
“ No Hunting” and “ No Trespass­ Lane County, Htnte o f Oregon. All per
The Sentinel receive« inquiries every
justice by her daughter nor her future typical lines on which this dog was
in g ” notice« for sale at The Bentinel sons having clnims against thi- estate of
week from prospective settlers whs
said deceased, nr« hereby notified and
son-in-law.
bred. As a matter of fact utility was wish copies o f the paper. I f you wish office. Printed on cloth, 5c each, or
• • •
required to present the same to the un­
aix
for
two
bite.
oUStf
the foundation of all the great breeds to sell your land your ad. should he in
dersigned, at the office o f J. H. Medley,
The assessor knows a t many men who
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*
of
greyhounds.
A
wide-chested, The Hentinal, where prospective settlers
attorney lit luw, over U. H. National
have untold wealth.
NO TICE TO CREDITORS.
straight-shouldered, slaok-lolned, poor-
see
Hunk,
Eugene,
Oregon,
iluly
verified,
as
will see it.
by law required, within six months from
What would some people do i f others quartered dog Is unable to rua fast
Can you doubt the evidence o f this
Notice i* hereby given that the under­ the «late o f this notice.
and
a
dog
that
had
those
faults
could
weren’t making mistakes »hat need eri-
Cottage Grove citizen 1
W ATCH YOUR LA B E L.
signed
has
been
duly
appointed
us
ml
Dated
Eugene,
Oregon,
Mny
23,
191».
not do what the greyhound does. And
ticising.
You can verify Cottage Grove en­
miaistrutor o f the estate of Mary Jane
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HIJHIK M. WEHT ROPE.
that Is the reason why some form of
dorsement.
NO
TICE
TO
CREDITORS.
Emerson,
deceased,
by
the
lion.
County
Administratrix o f Estate of
People who predict calamity seem to greyhound can be traced back as far
Read this: ..
Court of Lane County, Oregon. All p«-r
Robi-rt J. Watson, Deceased.
get considerable comfort out o f seeing as we have any dog history.
Notice is hereby given that the un- sons having claims against the said es­ J. H. MEDLEY,
F. C. Ralston, retired farmer, 447
it come true.
deraigned, Myrtle It. Mills, has been tate are hereby further notified to pro
Attorney for Administratrix. m23J20 M. Third Ht., says: “ Whenever I huv«»
• • e
an opportunity to six-ak a good word
duly
appointed
by
th<-
County
Court
of
sent
the
same
«Inly
verified
as
by
law
Take away hope and everyone would
Early Prohibition In England.
for Doan’s Kidney Pills I do not hesi­
the State of Oregon for Lime County, required, to the undersigned at Cottage
be a pessimist.
Prohibition under stress o f necessity administratrix o f th« estate o f G. F. Grove, Oregon, within si* months from
tate to do so. This medicine regulates
« « «
ADLER
I
KA
HELPS
SON!
does not first make Its appearance In .Mills, deceased, and has qualified.
the nction o f the kidneys and over­
the
dute
o
f
the
first
publication
o
f
this
Good roads are the highways to pros America.
England before now has
“ My son had inflammation o f bowels comes pnins <lue to «lisordered kidneys.
All persons having claims against snid notice in The Cottage Grove Bentinel.
peritxr.
submitted to It. In the years of mur­ estate are hereby required to present
Date of first publication is May 30, and was greatly bloated (with gas). I have been obliged to use a kidney med­
“
e e e
After giving Adler-i-kn he is completely icine on severnl ocensions for klilney
A man never claims to understand rain and famine during the reign of them, <luly verified, with the proper 1919.
CURED.
Doctors
did
no good.” complaint nnd in every instance, Doan's
vouchers,
within
six
months
from
the
JOHN
R.
HENDRICKS,
Edward
IH,
when
the
poor
stole
"fatte
woman— a woman always thinks she un­
(Hign«‘d) M. Gerhard, Ferdinand, Ind.
date
of
this
notice,
to
snid
administra­
m30j27
Administrator.
dogges
to
eat,”
when
“
theeves
that
Kidney Pills have never failed to give
derstands men, until after idle marrie«
One dose Adler-i-kn relieves sour
were In prison did pluck In pieces trix, at the residence o f Mrs. Irma
stomach, gas und constipation IN satisfactory results.”
Boyd, in Cottage Grove, in Lane County,
those that were newly brought amongst
Price 00c, at all dealers.
Don't
NO TICE TO CREDITORS.
H TA N TLY. Removes A LE foul matter
A girl sever talks an arm o ff o f a theta, and greedily devoured them Oregon.
which poisons system. Often CURKH simply usk for a kidney remedy get
Dated and first publication this 6th
lan when he V s that arm engaged in halfe alive.” then we had prohibition.
Prevents
appendicitis. Dmpi's Kidney Pille— the same that
Notice is hereby given thnt the nn- constipation.
day o f June, 1919.
uggisg hsr.
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The king forbade all malting of corn
dersigned, Husie M. Westrope, has been We have sohl Adler i ka many years. Mr. Rulston had. Fosier Milburn Co.,
M Y R T L E R. M ILLE,
duly
appointed
Administratrix
o f It is a mixture of bucklhurn, cascara, Mfgrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
for ale making, aud so, we are told,
Administratrix o f said estate.
A woman doesn’t think so much o f
the
Estate
of
Robert
J.
Wat- glycerine and nine other simple drugs.
H IL L ft M A R K «, Albany, Oregon,
len after marryisg one as sh« did be- greatly relieved the national distress.
snn, deceased, by the Ceunty Court of New Era Drug Btore,
Attorneys for Administratrix.
Classy Job printing. Tbs Bentinel^**
—London Chronic!#.
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American Girl
Corsets
$ 1 . 50 , $ 2 . 00 , $ 2.50
Men’s Summer Wear Here in Abundance
Men’s D ress Shirts In d iv id u a l Is the Key to the Popu­
larity of These Hats
of Distinctive Styles
Men’s Underwear for
Summer Days
A Cottage Grove Man’s
Experience