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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 16, 1920)
The Sentinel A Weekly New «pi» per With Plenty of Haekbono . Klbert Bede and Klbert Smith Publisher* Elbert Bede__ ________________ __ Editor A firnt-clnzs publication entered nt Cut tnge Grove, Ore., as second-class matter Business O ffios IIS Kast Main shingle roofs. Conservation is the or der o f the day, and if the shortage o f ] dwellings will cause householders to be careful a beul tho fire hazards o f their | homes, one criminal cause of that short age will be greatly reduced. e> H1NGS WE THINK Thing« Other* Think tn<i What Wo Think ef th# Thing* Othnr* Think 8UBSCKll’ TlO N KATES One year.......42.001 Throe months....50c When you got into, an argument Six months....- 1.001 Single copy.....- 5c No subscription listed for less than 5be with someone, don’t stop to count 100 until you have taken the pre Member of caution to see that your opponent is National Editorial Association doing the same tiling. Oregon State Editorial Association • • • Oregon Newspaper Conference An expert in matters o f that kind Willamette Valley Editorial Association says tying a weight to a mule’s tail Lane County Publishers’ Association will stop his braying. There are some FEIDAY, JAN1 \ K V 1MM. precautions necessary to be taken, however, as preliminary to placing CONCENTRATED CIDER W IL L the weight. • • • K E E P SWEET IN D E P IN IT E L Y A man isu’t necessarily enjoying Sweet cider, rendered commercially his mother in law 'a funeral just bo possible the year around by eonoentra cause he doesn't open up the flood tion, looms up as a healthful oasis in gates of his luehrv inal glands. • i t the arid desert o f national prohibition, and opens a profitable outlet for wind A woman never passes in front of stopping for a fa ll apples, say the specialists of the a mirror without bureau of chemistry, United States de personal inspection neither does n man if he thiuks no one is looking. partmeut of agriculture. • • • They have developed a process for concentrating sweet cider which con An English doctor says too many sists essentially of freexing the fresh children are born. He careful, Due, or apple juice, grinding the frozen prod someone will be criticizing your uct, and then by means of a centrifu parents because they were not race gal process, separating the essential suicidists. • • • cider solids from the frozen water, in A fter you have given into your much the same way that cream is sep arated from milk. Five gallons of cider wife to stop her crying, doesn't it can be reduced by this process to one innko you mad to hear her telling the gallon of syrupy cider concentrate. neighbors how she can work you for This cider concentrate, beiug so much anything she wants! • • • less in bulk, cau be shipped and stored A wise housewife showed the much more economically than the bulky fresh cider. It is also easier to keep tramp the woodpile and said: “ Those shall they sweet when concentrated. When it is who labor not, neither desired to use cider concentrate it cun eat.” “ That's too old a saw for me,” be restored to its original bulk, condi the tramp replied, as ho started on tion and flavor simply by the addition his way. • • • o f ordinary drinking water. Concentrated eider will keep sweet It is reported that Rockfellor is much longer than in its original eondi going to amalgamate the churches. tion, and in cold storage it will keep Religion is being sold for less than sweet indefinitely. Its reduced bulk tli© cost o f production, but there are makes it practicable to keep in cold a lot o f people who would never storage. The concentrated product thus notice a raise in price. • • • promises to mak© fresh cider available A new style religion, in which no at soda fountains throughout the sum hell is recognized, has been organized mer months. This product, to be profitable, should at Chicago. O f course, it is easy for be made on a fairly large scale, and a person living in Chicago to believe preferably in connection with a com that a kiud 1‘ rov idenee would impose mercial ice plant located near an apple no further punishment. • • • * section. Since the cider season is short it is doubtful w hether it would be prof Brotherly love is a good thing when itable to erect a refrigerating plant you are trying to get his sister. • • • solely for the purpose o f freezing the cider. As a by-product or a side line I f we could see ourselves us the to a regular ice plant the cost o f the oculist sees us, we would all wear process would be reduced materially, glasses. * • • as the cider making season comes at the very time when the demand for ic© A safe and conservative man is one is greatly diminished by the approach with $1,500 in the bank who doesn’t o f cold weather. As the concentrated go and buy an auto. • • • cider has not yet been marketed on a commercial scale, those proposing to A Massachusetts woman who had her undertake the process should first sat clothes taken on dressmaker’s attach isfy themselves that they have a ready meat is seeking “ redress” in the and convenient outlet for their product. courts. • • • Detailed information regarding the process and the machinery necessary We understand that the New York will be furnished upon application to health officers are going to insist that the United 8tates Department o f A g ri dairymen boil all the water that goes culture, Washington, D. C. into the milk. « • • STOP T R Y IN G TO BURN There are a lot o f men willing to DP YODR OW N HOME die for the flag who would not swing the parlor carpet in the breeze fur The housing problem is one of the w ifey for love *>r money. • • • great issues o f the day. A ll unneces sary construction was forbidden during “ Blessed are the meek, for they the war, and now that restrictions have shall inherit the earth.” Well, there been withdrawn the high prices of ma are a lot o f country newspaper men terials and labor and industrial trouble who have got something coming. • • • have tended to reduce the amount of building. In many industrial centers A Chicago man chewed up a $5 newcomers are unable to get houses to bill with a sandwich— but the restau live in, rents have gone up, and the rant keeper sympathized with hint and situation has become so serious that let him have the sandwich for nothing, state and municipal commissions art- so he eame out even anyway. • • * seeking a solution. Why not stop burning up the exist There must be lqots o f milk in the ing buildings, if there are not enough milky way if all the babies in heaven to go around and more cannot be built get their meals there. • * * under existing conditiohs? Thousands o f homes are burned each mouth, most A man was recently adjudged insane of them through carelessness. I f hous because he imagined he was richer ing is so im(M>rtant, if homes are so than Rockefeller. It must be great to hard to find, why not be careful with be crazy. • • • those that we have! Apply fire pre vention methods. Be careful about The newspapers have made promi matches, smoking, lighting and heating nent mention o f the recent trial in apparatus and gasoline. Clear out tin which a husband secured $15.000 for rubbish, inspect the flues, wfiteh the the alienation o f his w ife ’s affections. Vigorous Health Aids Success Vigorous health is, in a measure, dependent upon healthy teeth. Klenzo Dental Cream, 2 5 c Safeguards Tooth Health It cleans, whitens and polishes the teeth, cleans and hardens the gums, polishes the fillings, re moves mucous, corrects acidity and gives that cool, clean feeling, tin* Klenzo Testimonial of clean liness. Klenzo Tooth Brush 35c to 50c has durable hand-drawn bristles, every one guaranteed secure, set in first quality hone handles. The Modern Pharmacy Cottage Grove Oregon JANUARY An Unusual Special Price Sale ofir Women’s $9, $10, $12.50, $14 Shoes Sueh a timely display of .spring footwear should interest 1 ho woman who turds new shoes Only the choicest of leathers have been utilized, and as a result Ihe shoes which you w ill buy here will nol only wear for a greater length of time, hut they will retain their original good appearance longer Ilian ihe average shoe purchased elsewhere. A visit here will convince Ihe thoughtful woman that +7.gr*. >V'I5, $11,4.» and $12.95 prices respect her purse. Take your choice of any pair of black, brown, gray or Ian shoes in the lot. Included you will find cloth and leather tops low and high heels. All $9.00 sdioos now............... $7.25 All $10.00 shot's now............. $8.95 $11.45 $12.95 All $12.->0 shot's now All $ 11.00 shot's now Sale of Wom ens Winter Knit Union Suits These garments include styles with long anti short sleeves, and with the 1 1 i li 1 1 or low neck All $1.05"to $1.75 union suits, vtmr choice now for o n ly .................................................... $1.39 All $2.00 to $2.25 union suits, \our choice now for o n ly ..................................................... $1.79 All $8.75 to $4.00 union suits, vtmr choice now for o n ly ..................................................... $3.19 of L jr R e d u c t i o n S a le o f S ilk a n d L i n g e r i e B lo u s e s Four big groups from our regular stocks odd sizes, broken lines a host of styles and everylsidy’s size in each price group Iteau- tiIiiI silk crepe <le china and lingerie bbc'ses iu every good style, and each one reduced some marly hall, some just one half, and others to less than half. It is a money-saving evenl that is truly worth while. Pig variety splendid style , excellent qualities ex tensive reductions—a combination unsurpassed. One hit. $(>.00 to $7.00 values.................... $5.25 One lot. $8.00 to $9.00 values.................... $0.95 SALE OF CHILDREN’S WOOL MIXED TWO PIECE UNDERWEAR including shirts and drawers in broken sizes. This is an es peeial good value and there is a complete stock in the larKcr sizes. Regular retail prices 60c, 65c, 75c, 85c, 95c, $1 to $1.45, Choice .............................. One-Third Off $7.95 $9.95 One lot, $ 1().(K) values, now One lot, $12.(Ml values, now SALE OF MEN’S AND BOYS’ WORK SHOES including low top nml high top styles hi hoth black and lab Boys’ All All All All $6.00 $7.00 $7.50 $8.50 Men’s values. . . . . . $5.25 Valuoti........ $0.25 values......... $0.75 values......... ..$7.25 All All All All $7.50 values. . . . $0 39 $1.50 values. . . . .. 13 95 $11.00 values... $9 95 $14.00 values... $12.95 January Sale of Men’s Winter Underwear Some lots iu broken sizes while in others there remains a fairlv complete stock. In any event these values and low prices probably will not he pro duced again in months and months. $1.25 shirts ami d raw ers....................89c $2.50 union suits n ow .............. $1.95 $2.25 shirts and d raw ers................ $1.79 $1.00 union suits now .............. $3.19 $2.75 shirts and d raw ers............. $2.39 $5.00 union suits n ow ................ $3.95 $3.25 shirts and d raw ers................ $2.79 $(>.00 union suits n ow .............. $1.95 ■W ZTi THE Why shouldn't a woman worth that much affection bo liberal with her frie mint • • » The dry« have accomplished a lot since the day when the whole earth was covered with water. • • • There arc a lot o f people in this old world who need not fear wild animals that eat live meat only. • • • When a girl really loves her hubby she can see no need of saying her prayers during the honeymoon. • • • I f tho world would return to the old style fancy dress for men, church at tendance might improve considerably. • # • A trustful w ife is one who doesn’t inquire too closely into hubby’s doings, Iwiause she knows that if she did she would lose faith in him. • • • A man who insists on paying his street enr fare after the conductor hns p:t s< d him up, should be put in touch with Diogenes. • • • I f nil the water was squeezed out ■ f stock, some corporations would be put " i n snnk.” • • • A man thinks it is his w ife ’s fnillt because the ateawk ia tough. • • • A woman thinka that exercisiig her prerogative nnd atlking are one and lie same thing. * • • A man holding his first baby about four hours after it has seen the light *u .. /». ”/» Q U A L IT Y o f day, handles it about ns gingerly as he would a basket o f eggs. • • • .Skunks are the farmers’ beat friends, according to nn Illinois “ I I ” profea sor. We all have friends that make themselves obnoxious. • • • The Secretary o f the Interior should be on “ the inside.” • • • An Ohio town hns passed an ordi nance making the taking o f n bath once a week compulsory. Who said the country was going dry. No good comes from “ picking bones” with people— and, besides, it costs too much these days. • • • The man who sits up nights tinting his neighbors will find in the morn ing that his neighbors have beat him to it. • • * Folks who get, married after only knowing one another n week or ao, haven’t sense enough to make a happy home. • • • • I f you would be happy, anticipate more sunshine for the days not yet born, have confidence that what went wrong today will be righted on the morrow, hnve faith in your fellow mnn and confidence in yourself: brood not o f your sorrows nnd think much o f the pleasanter things of life. NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Tn the matter of John Cooley, do censed. Notlco is hereby given that J. P. STORE-GOOD SERVICE Ciirriu hits been by the County Court I’. Curiyn, duly verified ns the In o f the Htiite of Oregon in and for I j i nc 1 requires, lit Cottage Grove, snid Coun County apponiteli ndministrntor o f thè ty nnd State, within six months from estate of John Cooley, deceased. All this the 20th day of December, JUItt. persona huving elnims ngiiinst thè es J. P. C l'R H IN . tate o f sniil deceased are hereby noti- Administrator o f the estntn fieil to prcncnt thè suine to thè suiil J. d2t> j2.t of John Cooley, derensed. “Some Men Don’t Know It Yet” says the Good Judge This class of tobacco gives a man a lot more satisfaction than he ever gets out of ordin ary tobacco. Smaller chew—the good taste lasts and lasts. You don’t need a fresh chew so often. Any man who uses the Real To bacco Chew w ill tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W -B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco »