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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 1, 1919)
The Sentinel !Ê*2ËZ NO SLACKER A L IE N S HERE. (F It should be a matter o f no small Coveralls for Outing Wear for BATHINO SUITS FOR EV pride to the people o f Cottage Grov Women, Men, Boye and Girla A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty ERY MEMBER OF THE that iu the long list o f alien starker» o f Backbone When tint for u piunlo or juat FAMILY sent to employers of the state by the mere work, get a pair or so of Oregon branch of the American Legion You will filial but lung suits Elbert Bede and Elbert Smith Publisher» our coverall* or uuiouall* and Elbert Bedei____ ___ _____________ Editor there does uot appear the name o f auy her»* in cotton or wool for one from this community or section. enjoy yourself iu comfort. We men, hoys, women anal girls; The list is of those who gave up A first das* publication entered at Cot THE QUALI TY STORE" coop servi ce have coveralls for women ami also bathing shoes ami rubber tage Grove, Ore., aa second class matter their first citisenship papers m orde children unionalls for men caps. to avoid serving with the colors during . 4111 East Main the late war and who were thereby en Busiueaa O ffiee______ and boys pr $2.60 to 44.60 Suits priced ...... 75c to $0.50 aided to hold down fat jobs while the SUBSCRIPTION KATES On» year______ #1.00 ¡Throe months— 50c patriotio members o f the American Six months___ 1.00 j Single copy------ 5c Legion were fighting on foreign shores to make those jobs safe. One year, when paid in advance, or_ The American Legion rightly terms before expiration— — ------- „.# 1 .7 5 these men vipers within our midst This special rate applies ouly on a full They can never become citizens of this year’s subscription country and the legion calls for their No subscription listed for lose than 50c deportation to the places whence they came, there to complete their nusernbl r' Member of existence. National Editorial Association Those vipers, these men who would Oregon State Editorial Association live uuder the protection o f our law Oregon Newspaper Conference Willamette Valley Editorial Association and yet would do uothing to defeud our flag, are no different than the Lane County Publishers ’ Association were before war was declared. It too tho chance to fight to develop the yel F R ID A Y , AUGUST 1, 1911» low streak to such an extent that it became visible to the whole world STONE AGE PROGRESSIVES. But for the war they might have lived out their lives as respected citizens of The United States is reputed the this great land o f ours and have gone most progressive nation in the world. down to their graves as exemplary cit The way we made the hun travel irons. This w eek and next week art*, clear away days at this store on wash goods. From present market indication This experience should teach us a would ludicate that we are some hue lea-ion. 1**1 us harbor not in our midst tiers. you may not see a time for many, many months when wash goods will I h *. so cheap as right now. O ur offer We are reputed the wealthiest nation for any great leugth o f time auyoue in the world. O f this there is no doubt who is uot a citizen of. our country at these low prices will not appear again this year— now is your opportunity. Make it compulsory fur aliens to bo Money talks for itself. Our congress spends more money come citizens within a certaiu length than any other government in the of time (making that time brief) or world. Tho democrats have seen to it depart forever from our shores. We have no objection to a man re during the past few years that no taining his allegiance to any o f tho «question could arise upou that point. Choice a Yard 43c Choice a Yard 19c Choice a Yard 39c Yet we, the most progressive, the countries o f the old world which may wealthiest nation on earth and spend suit his fancy, but vve do object to his These suitings are just the thing for This lot includes printed checked, Mere are ¡ncluded most oí thc best mg the most money o f any nation on holding allegiance to that other couii earth, conduct our national financial try and making this country the place wash skirts, middies und wash suits. striped and figured patterns in voiles, patterns in thc housc most desirable affairs in a method that would be a o f his residence. Any man who is not Shown in solid colora, stripes and in lawn, etc., and are regular values at in ipiality, color and pattern. The reg disgrace to the untutored and uu- ready to become a citizen is an ob jectionable and dangerous person to dressed savages of darkest Africa. large dot patterns. Regular values 50c 25c to 55c a yard. ular valúes are 45c to li5c. Every department in Washington have around. We want none here. Ia-t to 75«; u yard. Choice a yard ..... 43c Choice a yard...............................19c Cholee a yard.................. .......... 39c that wants a few hundred extra clerks him either get in or get out. Every patriotic citizen should bark asks for them— and gets them— and then has to hire a few dozen guards the American Legion in its laudable to keep the aisles picked up where effort to make America a country for the clerks are injured and wounded Americans— and Europe the place for ■mytMh from falling over oue another. Every member who can get tho votes can have a beautiful postoffice CHANCE FOR P H IL A N T H R O P IS T S building at auy cross roads postoffice I f some philanthropic citizen o f the Many o f these members o f congress could have put to shame the members Cottage Grove country has an ambition o f the Loyal legion in the Fourth of to bave his name live down the ages, now is his golden opportunity, and the July log rolling contest. Every member who can get the cost would not lie great as fortunes are votes and who has a dry creek bed in measured nowadays. No city will long remain on the map his district can get an appropriation fo r dredging and a few lighthouses to which does not have a suitable and keep the bovines o f the district from convenient landing field for airplanes * 9 Mumbling in the “ deep waterway” so Every live city will soon have such All that is most desired in a pretty silk skirt for vacation, spirt or sum overgrown with grass as to be invis fields just as they now have paved streets and electric lights. Any city ible. mer outing w ear— the styles are most attractive in tucked pleated strip*, Any member who can't think of which does not have one w ill be a back-number. some original manner in which to get and plaid silks— just what you need most to wear with a pretty lingerie Any person who dedicates such a money for his district is a weakling blouse. And priced so low you will fie sure to choose at least one of and a chair-warmer and is soon elect field to a city will leave a monument ed to stay at home. To be honest with that will keep his name before the them. Regular values worth 2 5 % to a third more on sale at the country at large is deemed dis public more than would the dedication of a library or some other similar in honest to the home district. With but a few notable exceptions, stitution. Almost daily the papers will no business in which the government carry the news of the landing o f col has ever engaged has been conducted onels, majors and lieutenants at the within the limits that private business Smith landing field, or whatever the would have to set. The few who name o f the field may happen to be. Cottage Grove, or the Cottage Grove have practiced economy and have shown business judgment in the carry country, should have someone who ing forward of great public works have would like to dedicnte such a monu soon disappeared from the public eye. ment to posterity. To overstep the time-honored tradition that to grab all you can while the WHO P A Y S LEAG UE OF N A TIO N S The next morning the brick had turned gain admission, it would have u larger having been duly sworn according to tars, and boasts a population o f 3000 M O N EY? grabbing is good is the proper manner law, deposes and suys that he is the people. to brass. They must have a peculiar evening attendance. to deal with the national treasury is an • • • business manager o f The Cottage Grove atmosphere there to affect metal that offense that can not be easily con Who is it that is so interested in way. The wiri'l«*** telephone will never he Hentinel and that the following is, to • • • doned. Raiding the public treasury is the successful conclusion o f the league popular with thone who Mpoon by the best of his knowledge and belief, a pleasant diversion at Washington o f nations pact! Membership in the Annaniak club no phone. The wireless scatters its mes a true statement of the ownership, That is what Editor Weatherson, of longer has even the respectability of sage too promiscuously. and is so common as to attract not the management, ete., nf the aforesaid pub least attention. To attempt to inter The Florence West, would like to exclusiveness. • • • lieution for the date shown in the fere with this form o f entertainment is know, for he has received at the order Indian Cocoanut Budding line quart A kid isn’t always the son o f a butt- above cuption, required by the Act « f an infraction upon personal liberty o f the “ I>-ague o f Permanent Peace” August 21, 1912, embodied in section milk, one cup corn meal, one teaspoon A leader will get to the front insky. that soon brings the interférer into a box o f boilerplate which is kindly through any kind o f a crowd. • • • 443, Postal Lows and Regulation*, salt, one half cup syrup, one half cup offered for publication without charge, disrepute before his fellow members. A Cleveland doctor lays criminality printed on the reverse side o f this shredded cocoanut, one quarter ten ¡Schemes and subterfuges o f many freight prepaid. spoon cinnamon, one quarter teaapoou I t ’s not so much how you express a to poor teeth. An aching tooth is form, tie wit: The plate is booster stuff for the sentiment as what you express. kinds are adopted to prevent any pos Publisher*— Elbert Bede and Elbert ma<4. certainly not conducive to good citi • • • • • • sibility o f a cash balance accruing in league of nations and must have been Smith, Cottage Grove, Ore. zenship. prepared before the president had made the treasury. • • • Tomatoes nnd Corn Prepare both to Editor and Business Manager— El Ono reason why so few respectable Thus we see that the most progres his explanations and before the country people get elected to office is because matoes und rorn in the usual way for The Egyptian who discovered how bert Itede, Cottage Grove. Ore. sive nation in the world has the most at large had any definite idea of v^hat running, «,’ut the tomatoes into pieces Managing Editor Elbert Itede. man can’t go through a campaign to make inuinmies out o f women must archaic method o f conducting its na the league o f nations compact really that will park well in the jars. Use Business Manuger— Elbert Bede. ithuut losing considerable of his re have- made a tremendous hit with tho contained. tional business. That the owners are Elbert Bede, about equal quantities of tomatoes and spectability. married men. • • • Editor Weatherson credits the contri And now, horror o f horrors, along • • Elbert Smith und O. L. Bed*, Cottage rorn, parking the lower half of the jar comes Mr. Frear, who heretofore has bution to those interested in the wel with corn nnd filling it with tomatoes, A man never fools himself by trying When you bear some young fellow Grove, Ore. been regarded a fairly respectable and fare o f tho democratic party, but The to mske others believe he thinks cer telling what a snap a farmer has, just That the known bondholders, mort or alternating the two vegetables in useful member of soci«4y and throws Hentinel is o f the opinion* that the tain things when he knows himself investigate a little bit, und you will gagees, und other security holders own Inyers. Add one teaspounful o f salt to consternation and a bombshell into source might more readily be traced to that he doesn’t. find that about nil the agricultural ing or holding I per cent or more of each pint jar. Adjust the rubber* and i • » • of international the midst o f his fellow members by some organization work the young man has done is to* total amount o f bonds, mortgages, or the covers and partly wnl tho jars. suggesting that a business method lie bankers or others financially interested Those people who claim we ought to cultivate the acquaintance o f some- ' other securities are First National Hterilize the jars, seal them and invert adopted for the disbursement o f the "n the adoption o f the pact without work only two hours a day will never farmer’s daughter. «If course, that’« Bunk, Cottage Grove, Ore them to cool. S O S any change from the original form. public funds. ELBERT BEDE, realize their dreams, because such a pleasant work, • • • Business Manager, Twelve o'clock I’ io— This excellent condition as thyt would necessitate the Such astounding temerity! Swift & company have sold stock in Hworn to and subscribed before me dish is made with shoulder uf mot A clock that chimes always keeps Huch utter disregard for the propri their company at par to more than working o f the criminal court machin this 2Mth day o f July, 1919. ton, boiled with carrots and onions, ery night and day. time to the music. eties! • * • 15,000 of their employes. Tho employes • • • WORTH H A R V E Y , Notary Public. then rut up, mixed with potatoes, *ep Mr. Frear would give jurisdiction will now be in a position to learn urately boiled and cut up nnd put ilit\> I Home brainy people are thoughtless. We need a few disasters now and (M y commission expires 10 IN 19.) over the appropriations and expendi whether or not the stock has been • * • a bukiug dish. The crust is made by then to keep alive the spirit o f rhsrity. tures to a joint committee o f the mem drawing too large dividends and will mixing smoothly mashed potatoes to When justice sleeps, prisons yawn. bers of the ways and means committee know at all times by the size of their HOTEL IS OOOD AD. • # # which a tablespoon ful of shortening There is always a premium on the | o f the house and finance committee o f dividends whether or not they are gat FOR DROVE COUNTRY has been added, and enough flour ami J Clothes do not make the chorus girl. man with energy and the braina to use the senate. No other committee could ing too little for their labor. Nothing • • • water tu make It roll out easily. A it. report appropriation bills and when a has a better effect in stabilizing indus • • • The following appeared in a recent pie made o f a pound o f meat will re The wise man saves his money— and bill was finally reported to the noiisc try than to have all employes partners quire five or six small boiled potatoes, the fool comes along and borrows it. A Mississippi belle has married a. issue of thu I’ortlaud Hotel News: it would not be in order for any mem in the business. * * * One o f the best kept and most popu a cupful of mashed potatoes and eight Chinaman. The chink is wealthy, ber to move to increase any item Inr hotels in the state is Hotel Oregon or ten tnbleepoon fills o f flour and Money talks— and is certainly an en which may give moralists a cue. thereon or add any item thereto, unless at Cottage Grove, at the extreme upper should be huked about 20 minutes in tertaining and forceful conversational such item had been reduced or eliini ist. Home insignia to tell a married end of the Willamette valley, and op a hot oven. Halt, pepper and other nated from the original budget, which woman from a single one is demanded crated by C. A. Bartell. This man seasoning, us oniun and carrot, may be is another business feature wuich by a dress reformist. There should be simply makes the stay o f the traveler added tu taste. A teaspoonful o f buk Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilhum says would be carried out before the ap Thing» Ottlar» Think and What Wa no great amount o f trouble involved in a mutter o f necessity because o f his ing powder makes the crust lighter. man is a noun snd woman is a prepo propriation bills could be framed and » s » Think at tha Thtagi Other» Think picking out the marries! ones that wear superior service rendered throughout sition. We fail to see the connection. reported to the committee. the 24 hours o f thu day. Ills house is Boiling an Egg ” H oft” — Put s fresh the trousers--and those tbut don’t are I f the members o f congress would kept immaculate niuL the cuisine is ir egg in a teacup; pour boiling water I t ’s harder for a man who has been so meek that they are easily discern- conduct the public business in the People who make the most mistakes resistible at all times. Then, why over it; cover, and let stand fiv e uiin ible. same manner that private business are usually those who do the most iip to appear natural in a lowly post • • • why should not a man go several miles utes. It will be o f a jelly like cunsis tion than rt is for one who has risen must lie conducted, they will see that things worth while. out of his way for the privilege of tency nnd it is very delicate. i to fill his part as if used to it. J’oe wrote some mighty sober things * * # the Frear resolution is acted upon * * • for a man who is reputed to have slopping at this hotel! favorably, together with other legis Home taring fever is just common “ The guests get personal service Tt makes a man feel like kicking drank so much. Htorkings with good legs snd worn lation along the same line and with ordinary * H laziness. • • • morning, noon and night,” says Mr. himself sometimes to know what a • • • feet may be used to advantage. Cut the same general purpose in view. Hostdl. The tourist and traveler has “ A New York woman has a hen wretch he is in comparison to what hia o ff the worn feet and rip upen the Gossip is ail right i f you only gossip We suspect that Mr. Frear must that has laid 130 eggs in sixty odd boro crowding Mr. Bartell this season senms. Hew together two pairs to form sweetheart thinks he is. have been a newspaper man some time the good things. * • * but by doing some close figuring he days,” says an exchange. That hea • * • in his career and realizes the scandal hits ¡been able to take care of tho busi a skirt for n young child. The tups It is all right to marry on tho theory doesn’t lay— she lies. of the stockings, alresdy hemmed, form What an unfortunate thing it would ous manner in which public monies are ness as it comes along. that two can live as cheaply as one—<* the bottom of the skirt. Make a hem being squandered by the government have been for the patriotic school chil but the ratio is likely to fluctuate. Cottage Grove Is claimed to be " t h e The human body is said to contain on the other end and insert elastic or which refuses to pay for advertising dren if Washington and Lincoln had Gardes Boot o f the Coast Country” • • • three ounces o f CHleium whirh leaves running string, its business in the newspapers, yet been born on the same day o f the no reason why anyone who desires because o f the luxuriant growth of the * • • The sweetest voice sounds unpleasant month. spends a lot o f good money in unsuc vegetation and the great natural beau shouldn’t be a shining light. s • • when used to wake a sleepy man to To mend rubber overshoes, first rub cessful attempts to get the newspapers ty o f the country. There are .11 lumber Mother’s Day is besoming a recog ask him to get up and attend to the to publish advertising free o f eharge. mills tributary to Cottnge Grove, and the shoe, also the patch with sand baby. Statement of th* Ownership, Manage the well known Bohemia mining dis paper. Hmear both with liquid rubber * • • More power to Mr. Frear and those nized annual institution. Mothers de serve one at least every month. ment, Circulation, Etc. trict is nenr there, reached «I by hy a rail five times, * let * dry enrh time, > ! then ” who are with him to put the biggest • • • A young couple were married in Idn- and before it dries Required by the Act o f Congress n f road 20 miles long. Th e Oalapooyit business in the world on a business “ . ttlltillf I I L> b o o iuUI> n l o n u h ho a few days ago on a train traveling August 24, 1912, o f The Cottage (Irova* mineral springs are nenr there, 1 nnd apply I patch to u shoe with jilenyt of It takes a Minnesota winter to kill basis. HO miles an hour— but they have al Hentinel, published weekly at Cottage* attract many visitors annually. Timber, pressure mid put nwny for a few hours. thc spring fever germ. • • • ready struck a more sensible gait for Grove, Oregon, for April I, 1919. • • • mining and agricultural pursuits form I f you see an editor who pleases A couple o f North Dakota land own their journey through life. Htate o f Oregon, County o f Lane, *s. the basis of wealth of the section nf Ham should be parboiled in soda • • • everybody, there will be a glass plate ers, while in Minneapolis a short time Before me, a notary public in and which Cottage Grove is the attractive water. Take out, wash, scrape and boil over his face and he will not be stand ago, bought a gold brick from one of I f homp was a place requiring soinn for the state and county aforesaid, per center. The city has all the facilities in dean water. This makes hum very ing up.— Thomasville Times. the Flour City ’» frenzied financiers. cabalistic word and mysterious sign to sonally appeared Elbert Bede, who, ^ possessed by it* more pretentions sis sweet snd tender. M id-w eek Final Sale of 27-Inch Wash Goods - 36-Inch Wash Goods 36-Inch Cotton Suitings FINAL SALE OF SILK SKIRTS AT SALE PRICES $6.38 to $7.50 Ö J HINCS WE THINK iii k i
