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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1919)
N The Sentinel — r a— turned »»Idiom are strongly republi can. “ Poraovally, 1 am opposed to the league in ita preaent ahape and in any A Wcckl y KfwifwMr With Flecty shape at ail that w ill mean the sacri o f B«ckbon« fice of any o f our sovereign rights, or Albert BcJ« and Kibsrt tìmith Publisher» that will place the determination of Albert Bada.___ ___________ _____ Editor American questions in the bauds of aliens. I am uot anti-British, anti A first-class publication entered at Cot-1 French, nor anti Japanese particularly, tsge Grove, Ora., aa second class matter but I am intensely pro Am erican." — , ---- — - - - - | Then« words are so completely in Buaiuaae Offmn_.._......— t i l Aaat Main harmony with ulwaa previously e i aUBBCBLP 1'iON BATAB pressed by The Sentinel Unt they nre On« year______ $100¡Three monlha.„.60c offered without comment. tha months____ 1.001 Si agio copy-------5a * One year, whan paid in advance, or C H APM AN 'S FIGURES before aspiration.-------------------- $1.75 --------- Thia special rate applies only on a fuU C- C. Chapman, who has a name that year’s subscription I always reminds one o f a’ popular pat No subacriptioa ilatsd foe leas thaa 60a *>*» medicine, is inclined to bonst ot ______a ----1---------- -[th e fact that he lives with figures, has It ember of I them for breakfast, dinner aiul supper National Kditorial Association land sleeps with them at night. Oregon State Editorial Association I Everyone to his own taste, as the Oregon Newspaper Conference [old woman said when she flirted with Willamette Valley Kditorial Association 1 1 he famous osculatory row, and if hlrs. Laua County Publishara ’ Association I Chapman raises no objection to her J —— ------ ■■ ■ ■ —---------------I hubby keeping that kind o f eompany, F R ID A Y, AUGUST 8, 1910 Ithe rent o f the worid should not worry. — ' I Chapman should bo more careful of 1 his digestive organs, however, if he ••OVER TH E TOP.* wishes to contiuue on the editorial job. _ __. . É H h > UM AMl ■ ■ I — SEPTEMBER STYLES IN McOALL PATTERNS PA LL STYLES IN 00R1ETS New shipment of early fall styles in Aruerioan Lady C or sets sre just in stock this week - all the popular new styles are here, See them today. now oiv siilo at this atore. Also new inainoli shoots free. READY FOR YOUR GOOD TIMES A T COMING SUMMER OUTINGS I Bams o f the figurea are lihely to take Corporal George D. ratto*, Ot « • I hold like a kimkauiu and put his »dar 4 th engineers, has sent The, Bent ina11 p | „ u, in , h„ hospital. He should use the following poem, written by I more freely the rotund ciphers which I geant Billy, ’ o f the l. th in an ry fend to give him eiutsinpoint, expressing the wishes of the boys lu.ich to the improvement o f his own | served with the colors relative to » e | figure use o f the phrase, " o v e r the t o p " : * _________________ To th« men who have fought in the! TOO L A T E battle of home lu the glorious ••th is" or " t h a t ,1 The squish o f the brakes is heard. Wearing their classy W alkover shoes The tires slide over the pavement. And beautiful Stetson hat; Crash! To the men who never have been Hang! through hell Scream! On the Yankee battle line, Two cars and several people to the | Or have never seen their buddy fall repair shop. Or heard a “ G - I " whine; To the men who have had warm water | A traffic ordinance remembered too | late. to shave, Does Cottage Grove have traffic or Are here for you. Also bathing Cold cream and a good massage, That Outwear Travel, Art Here While we went over the bloomin’ top| dinanees or does it not have traffic | shoes and rubber caps as you like ordinancesf Luggage of dtatiiiotiiiti — the kind ’Neath a soisaeut-quinxe barrage. There are indications that it ha» not. — for the beach,- river or lake. you are proud of and the kind Do you really comprehend this phrase I Y our outing and enjoyment of that reflects credit on the atoro You are using as common ‘ ‘ shop," the golden summer days will not As only an advertising scheme— which sells y o u — th at’a the kind Those three words, " O v e r the top ’ ’ f l be complete without a swimming of travel luggage we have to You who went over the top at home Things Otters Thwfc sad Whet Ws | suit. W e have them in all niasa, In your splendid Morris chair, show you now. Not nreesaarily Quak tf the Things I Du you know what it means to him | for boys, girls, men and women, high iu price hut never cbca|>eued who fought, and the prices will suit every Or the buddy who died out theret quality to quote a low price. See In the Hour of Misfortune. Do you realize that you cheapen pocketlniok. It is in the hour o f misfortune, when I our long wear travel luggage for The work that we have done, [ l i f e ’s pathway is dark and dreary, | yourself. W e will la* glad to ahow And lower the fair standard Bathing suits.................. 76c to $8 when we have made some grave mis you. O f the honors they have wont [take that has brought sorrow and dis- Hatkiug shoes......— ..... ........... 76c We ask yon to leave that honored | tress to ourselves, relatives and friends; SuitraHcH ami bag« $1.26 to $23 phrase [wheq our cup seems running over and Trunks o f quality...... $8 to $36 Rubber «epa.____ _________ 60c, 76c To the men who took their chance, j we are shunned by those from whom I Who received their wounds and faced | words o f encouragement and advise I grim death I would be o f so much worth and so And went over the top in France. gladly welcomed that wo are left to SKIRTS for SEPARATE WEAR SUMMER SWEATERS FOR j fight our battles «June. The unfairest TOWELS AND TOWBLINO OYER TH E TOP. [portion of it all is that many o f those AT SUMMER’S END PRICES SPORTS WEAR Plain or Fancy | who know the bitterness o f the lonely Some o f the boys who went " o v e r ? * * * art‘ no mor8 K“ 'l ‘ y than our | W e show linen towels and cotton They hi include skirts that laun Tor vacation trips, evening walks the t o p " iu France seem to feel that da,1y associate« and friends, ezeept towels, ready to us«*, in any style, der as well as fabric skirts for the expression ‘ ‘ over the t o p " s h o u l d ] » « » « 7 haV8 committed the unpar ami sudden changes, a good or if you want to make them up not be employed except in reference I ' » ’liable sin of being fonnd out. dress or s|>orts wear, and y o u ’ll yourself «luring vacation days, we to the service of thone who fought in 1 ***** u* " * ar thin in mind when again sweater ia a life saver. Here are fimi a wide range both of styles the recent war. we “e8 a former associate in distress show a large stock of toweling by Corporal George D. Foster has sent I a,ld remember that to err is human and sizes. the ward or holt. Incidentally the very latest. Shown in con from France a copy of a poem written J that to refnae to aaaiat the fallen the prices are lower now than Beautiful silk skirts in stripes by a »oldier boy which advance» thia 118 no* divine, trast shades of maize, pink, sal you will see them again for many and plaiils at hig reduction in idea. Corporal Foster, in his letter, I . . . months - perhaps longer. criticizes The Sentinel, The Oregonian The end of tae wo«,>d * “ predicted pric««. This opportunity will not mon, kelly, cerise, medium and and other newspapers which have M® eo“ e a eouple o f weeks ago, but U o t’ ii towels 26c, 30c, 36c, 60c up come again this season. Your reached him in France for their use o f » 8 old 8arth «lipped never a cog and light blue, etc. % Toweling by the yar«L............. choice ^ ....1-3 OFF REO. PRICE thia phraae. IJawn 1). continue« to donate a paltry .......... 18c, 26c, 36c, 60c, 76c Must people feel that the soldier I million now anil then to educate people Priced each............. $4.50, $6, $6 Cotton wash skirts $2.26 to $4.60 boys are entitled to most anything j ,0*>liah enough to look for such a cat- they ask, but it is going to be hard | “ «Gophe, to get them to take the view advanced I for discontinuing the use o f this I interest is great fertiliser mut phrase. Were there every reason why j '*’r tbB r0ot 8Vj*- its use should be discontinued, the | At This Store for Auto phrase has now attained so permanent] Sometimes you are judged by the place in every-day English that it J eompany you don^t^keep. or Camping Trip could not be easily uprooted. It was a | , part o f the language before popular-] ^®8 average fish is said to grow A t this store you will find a host A big stock of ties, shirts, ____________ ized by the soldier boys. I *“ ur to * 'x *Bekes a year. The fish you of such foods in tin, in glass nr Is there a valid reason foT objecting | •J®1“ *1 eateh are always o f a vener collars, umlerwear, hosiery, in hulk as you will want t«i carry to its use T | able age. etc., are awaiting your ae- with you on your camping trip Of course, it never should be used. in a disrespectful manner but in the] Tb8 only difference between a lection at this store. The — and the pricca are reasonable. manner in which it has always been | V '0™ 8r aud 41 j » ckass is in fsvor of goo«l quality is assured, the U. M. special coffee (atcel cut) used in The Sentinel it has, at least J,be latt8r- per lit................ 46c styles are right and prices by inference, referred to the great ser-1 SUPPLY YOUR NEEDS IN SUM vice performed by those who did not| ***9 world may owe you a living, Full cream Tillamook cheese 42c MER HOSIERY NOW are reasonable. Whether you hesitate to expose themselves to shot | JU* 18 no court in which you can Fancy sugar cure«! bacon |s-r There never was a time when hosiery take a vaention now or not and shell by leaving their protecting I co eet ,l lb................ ..... ......... ..... 46c to 66c embankments and giving the enemy. for women and children was so scarce you will need new furnish | I f you want to be a society man, be Tinned meats in more than a as now— yet this store is prepared It would seem to The Sentinel that tb® presiding officer o f your borne eir ings sooner or later for "th in g s do wear otit." score of styles inelnding tuna, with large stocks in most lines at pres the use of the phrase mould help to I c" and du* * m^si^ a^ meeting, L«‘t us serve you today. salmon, clams, shrimp, lobster, ent hot delay, means probability of keep fresh in the minds of men the | _ dried beei, sardines, deviled great service these boys performed, | ‘ “ 8 re* * om speak o f our rich men smaller stocks to choose from in fu NEW SHIPMENT OF TIES meat, liver paste, corned beef, that the boys were honored in its u * e | , v,nK *9 “ tiny ‘ ‘ c o o l" mfllions is ture. Kvery tie pure silk which assures you as near and should encourage employment o f | oecauss they used the f reeling out per ja i l ................................ 16c up Good hosiery for women and children a wrinkle-proof tie ns is possible to make, an«l the phrase instead of discouraging its j •'roceH<' in acquicnig them, weinies, etc., at............. 8c to 36c use. | .....26c, 30c, 36c, 60c, 66c, 76c to $2.50 the patterns are sure " c la s s y ." Y o u ’ll say so B«-st safety tip matebea 4 bxs. 25c Death is fully as serious and tragic | " Russia^ editor has died, after 40 when you see them. Priced 76c, $1, $1.26, $1A0 Macaroni in bulk........ 3 lbs. 26c OXFORDS AND PUMPS FOR VA a thing as was going " o v e r the top, ’ ' I ■ "l’8"* *n *ke newspaper business yet we do not hesitate to use the word 1,1 » « country. He must have been CATION DAYS Tinned soups, all flavors, can 16c NEW SHIRTS IN SOFT NEQLlOEE frequently, often in a joking and fa-1 l’ r’'Par‘?d for deatb^ ^ Olives in glass, plain or stuffed, at small prices. Entire stocks o f ox M ade in coat style, with or without collars, ami cetious way. | « t ...................................16c, 25c up fords and pumps in leather or cloth, It inav be that the boys give to Tb8 mo,,n a,feet» tb® weather to a soft french cuffs. Htrik-ing new patteru* lo r ev Pickles in glass, sour or sweet, going "o v e r the t o p " much the same « r,*at extent— so we presume a full choice p r ............ OFF REO. PRICE ery (Site. Priced $1.25, $1.60, $2, $2.25 to $6.50 per j a r ............................. ...16c up feeling that the Christian world gives h " “ ’ " *■ H " ‘ If1* • { mojxture. to the crucifixion. In such case it is | no great wonder that the boys object * om8 l’8‘T le waste enough time and to the indiscriminate use of the phrase, | ,‘neTKy deploring hard luck to make a | — but i t thut ia the case there are many Nueee.ia o f any - business. tend to build up a business on first giiHge clothed with diplomatic verbi • # * other words ami |ilir»Hen that eouie in principles and cut out flirting by ita age. Then you have to have a wedding The man who bides bis light under a the name category. male customer*. suit, and ir you find you are unsuited The boys may lie right but their *B.in tt ,* rK‘‘ responsi yon get a law snlt. wishes in this case seem well nigh im I ' * *or b‘* own failure • • • The backward man sometimes ex- possible o f performance. • ___ i ■ . , peri ene e» trouble in forging khead. A nntnblaf woman says the coining FOR HOME PEOPLE I here is more religion is a square p • • • man will be aeven fe.st tall. Here ia meal to a hungry man than in the Don’t whit for fortune. Fortune I» one woman, at l«*aatr who place» man SOLDIERS ON TH E LEAGUE. meatiest sermon ever prtmehed. feminine sad you should go ta her. iu h i» proper station, above woman. • • • I f anyone in the world ahoulil be Money is an awful weight on a a milMona m " 1 ‘T T V ‘" Tb‘» 8 gossip ought to bo heartily in favor o f any arrangement a run non, you can t he hlaine<t for ei- I »• . r r mania mind. John D. ought to be licensed like any# other peddler. that will do away with war forever claiming, " T h a t ’s c a p ita l!" sainted for doing auch yeoman service • * • * that person should be one who served I f time is money there are in n s in bearing our hardens for us. on an active battlefront in the recent Did you ever think yon would like • • • |awful spendthrifts in this old world. unpleasantness. to g ive some poor family a lift and Phone SO • • • (load fortune n v n » to reaeh nut snd The following are the words of Cap he doesn’t have much time left to get help those who have already climbed The man best qualified to judge o f tain Walter L. Too*», Jr., upon bis re four or five mangy cursf * the value o f a dollar is, peculiarly quite a way up the ladder. That ’a a turn from 2tS months o f service in ‘ way good fortune has. France: The trouble with eollege is that it l * nwu« 1*' tb® whA ha* n ’* • • • ‘ ‘ On the league o f nations, my ex keeps a man there until he’s so old • • • perience has been in talking with re he doesn’t have much time left to gt<- Horn oh oar or other a woman’s figure D ■* reported that a government turned soldiers, sailors and marines, in an education be can use. [c iv il service man, while investigating a seems to fit any fashion. the east and middle west, on the trains • • • supposed black hand outrage, found a nnd particularly at Camps tyrant and A southern gas company has been I "'KK*'r in the woodpile In Turkey the women are wo modest Custer, that they are opposed to it. robbed o f several thousand dollar». they wear veils so people can't see Moat people seem to favor an interna I he theft has not been laid to the gas | When hubby tells wifey about what their naked eyes. tional understanding o f sime kind that meters, however. | pretty hair some other woman has it is • e e Large enough to accommodate you— Net too w ill promote the cause o f pence^ but decidedly improper for her to exalaina The broom trust nearly sweeps us o ff very few o f them ard in favor o f tak U rge to appreciate you No more paint, powder, hair puff», " B ats!" our fee t with tW statement that it ing a chance upon sanrificing any o f dangling jewelry, flu ffy lingerie, etc., must double the price o f it» product our sovereign rights and most o f them just plain black or white shirt waists,| It tak<>a a lot o f clothes to court and want us to know whnt we are doing tdack skirts and hair neatly done, is | marry a girl. First you have to pay or die. before we join our fortunes with the the order o f a Chicago store to its | suit, then you have to suit her, anal N o want ad., rsadar or other adver fortunes o f men everywhere. Moat re female employe*. That »tore must ia lyou have to address her paps in I m - tising! charged fa r le»» thaa 60c. n9tf For picnics or trips, whether for a day, a fortnight or a season’s summering—here’s hosts of things to select from, to increase the pleasure of every occasion. Bags, Suit Cases, Trunks BATHING SUITS, WOOL OR COTTON / v G HINGS WE THINK Supply Y Grocery Needs For You Sir! Crisp New Furnishings for Vacation Wear, or Any Tune &. y4 : cTWade : Flour Pride of Oregon, Soft Wheat Flour N . & H . Hard Wheat Fleer Made by Cottage Grove Milling Company The Bank That ’ Confidence Built FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Cottage Grove
