Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader., July 16, 1920, Image 4

The Sentinel
jorythiiig in tin- way o f authority, to
question ev ery institution that ha»
| grew.. up with our inoileru eivilisation j
and to consider none o f the eternal |
Ihisa» Ottusa Thiah and What Wo
A W eekly Newspaper With Plenty
I verities sacred.
Wlmt the \ uteri can
1*11 |M» ( ’«»«I M«>I: inn «* n C u k u
Oil«* It.'ilf
o f Barkbon«
Hunt at Hi. Thing, Othisa I hist
people especially need is to 1 hold fast
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lit! I f <ll|> III % h 11| NMI'*, l i t I f t u p
Ibert Bede and Elbert Smith Publishers <** 'h#t w hich is good. ’
lit» 1 1«*i t i i t . IittIt c u p w i l i e r , uiii« «'KftC J
Eor these1 reasons the objection to
Ibert Bede_____ ——
----------- ---- Editor
A j o b left undone gets harder to do m i v in urtl u r, it «Id t w o « u p * f Uni i nm i
the republican ticket that it is »'onset every dry.
«MU* letiHiioou not I u i I inmo U ml in w t t l r i
v first-class publication entered at Cot vative, doesn't appear to us as it
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v I f y o u liki> g i n ^ f i m id v i i i i t i i i m »it \*»u
iff« Grove, Ore., as second class matter once would. The Sentinel believes in
The most discordant music is fainilv etui u«1 * I tuu* tf iiN po on ot fit«’ It». Ituki*
progress,
but
not
in
destructive
rad
„1...412 E a s t M ain
life out o f tune.
business O ffic e ....
h i tt u t o d f r.-itf «»\ en 2*V 111111111 «*'«.
icalisui, bolshev ism and anarchy.
It
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HUBSOKIPTION K A T E S
doesn't want the old house torn down
Doing to school does not g ive boys
Salm on S alad
t ho* «tf tin* uiintt upp«*
Ins year.—..... $2.00| lhre«t monjh*—-
until we are sure we have something aud gtrl.i r.n education.
t l / . l l l ^ *«u I:««!*« t h a t It n t b«*«*ll il«‘\ t*«*«| in
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Is ¿ o n t h a - ' 1 0 0 ________copy
1 Single c o p y ------ better to build. "
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mud«« b \
f ««III bl III tig Wtlllllltrt, hiv I III i »|| ,
io subscription listed for less than 60o
I.et us hope that the tide is turning
You uever enjoy a vacation half as m ill ft*!«'tv. I'*,» on«* Ninnll t u n nt ni «I
and,
while
great
wrongs
must
be
cor
*'
Member o f
much MS you expect to.
m oil dr:iiit«*d a n d pick«*«! ft» pi«*fi*N, h a ll
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rented, even though the social order
National Editorial Association
th « u p «»f w ill nil I n b r o k e n tin«*, tw«»
Oregon Stat« Editorial Association
o f things be greatly disturbed, yet let
The egg is about the only fruit that Nwe«*t p i f k i t * * « hnpp«*«l
M u
w ith
u
Oregon Newspaper Conference
us come to understand that we can i s n ’t luiproved bv ripening.
K«u»d «irtNNtn^ j u * t l>«T«»n* M«*rvini* on
Lavne County Publishers’ Association
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make no great progress until we adopt
fn.Np i f t t i i f e l«'Hvt*n
some system o f government and bust
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The mail who m n burden to himself
F R I D A Y , J U L Y 16. 1020
ness aud allow it to stand reasonably usually ib o: not atop there,
K»n$j K t l w n r d t ’ak«*
I i ft tin p u n v i*
undisturbed e ic e p t t'er the correcting
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f t u n i n g (lit* t i m l t i l i n g t h a t p«»pn in t o
o
f
things
vital
to
the
welfare
o
f
a
TH E C O U N T R Y E D ITO R IS IT
T h ere's a fool born every sit'oud and il WiUliail ’ n i u tn«l in t h a t *dn* Nhoiild
large part o f the nation.
a know it all tw ice that often.
llllikt*
U fltk«*. H e r e in till
«* jin \ le t ip «
As long as oue element kec|>s up a
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Only a few years ago the country
w liifli
pr o v n b 'N
\ im tiiM
w ith
n «> i i h *
ditor was oue o f the chief butts o f turmoil until it gets an “ i ” dotted
It’ money talks ther* are a lot of t h m ^ th e y ca n g o Inun«* uiu l t a l k nb«»ut
ae jokes in the funny papers. He was and another element keeps up a tur people making too much noise.
f o r dny*
I n «* I **j « ups b r o w n * u g u r ,
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epresented with baggv trousers, the moil until it gets a ’ ’ t ” crossed, and
Lj « up b u t t e r , 2 «*g^ *, I » up Ntinr m i l k ,
• estern extremity o f which were m u c h 1
‘" h e r element keeps up a turino.l
A m a u's ftietids r i e seldom us I ovh I l l 'j fUpN t’lo li r, l * j « llpN I It IN I I I * , || f l i p
*e-patched. His frarn»' was liovuid ot . *'* see that neither the
i
is »lotted to him as he thinks they should be.
o f f h o p p e d w n lm it N , a t«*t«Npooii i»f No«la
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ae rotund avoirdupois which is an ,,l’ r 'h*‘
crossed, we are not goiug
diNNol\«*«| h i u l i t t h * Ii«*t w a t e r ,
:i tea
.ccompamment o f a life o f ease and «>' » » h e much real progr.«*s The way
It s better to have folks say you are Npoou o f ii lit nt«*;* n m i on«* o f «• in u n ii to ii
fflueuce.
Pumpkins and vegetables »“ progress is to progress. W , should cra/y than uot to do anything at all.
M ix
til«» lugr«*«ti<’litN a n d b a k (> ill a
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eeeived on subscription were s c a t t e r e d ! 1» "
*• I'lmdly but we can not do so
l«»uf fiik«* p a n in u slow o x e n fo r ub«>ut
bout the o f f i c e and the o f f i c e towel I 1'
follow a little ways after each
It is better to be eritierred for what a n hour.
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tood guard behind the door almost | « >>‘i eyed radical w ho has a new isui you do than for what you d o n ’t do
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isdtuning »import o f auv kind.
*°
which is going to save the
( h i t i m ’a l N u t t ’«««*kieN
H e r e ' n «b*li
But now how times have changed ' " ’« ‘1 f r>"“ «h*' deinnition bow wows
With w u hi wide peace, where on f i o u * pfiNtry, nonle w i t h t w o «*up* ot
eprth are the colonel;« to come from?
.« who ouce was a suppliant at t h e ,
br ow ii a u g u r , a f l i p «»t b u t t e r , tw«» f l i p -
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et o f the political boss, who was \kHY SCHOOL BOOKS COST SO
flo ur, tw o
on«' f l i p o f f h o p p f d
The man who tries to steer n middle w a l n u t n , on«* « u p *«»«*di*<! rniNtn *, on«
.ateful for the encomiums on th<
MUCH
course is protected from neither side
ower o f the press aud accepted such
t(*flNplHl|| f III
*Ol|tl, Oil«* «’Up Ollt III«*!« 1
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s coin o f the realm in payment for | We have discovered why it costs so
M i x w i t h (lie haiol'. a n d roll in t o - m a l l
;oo»l advertising s p a c e ,’ is no lunger a much to provide school chidren with
Some folks worry more idmut getting I u i I I n , f l u t t e i i t h e m out nn«l bakt* I l o i n
uppliant at an y on e's feet. His busi arithmetics. Only a few years ag< time to ,|o a j o b than it would take to oil bu t te I e«l tin-* ill n I o w o \ e l l .
less has become a regular business, the arithmetics had problems iu which do it,
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.lis space has become a regular com potatoes w ire figured at ns low ns 50
Your neighbors think you d o n 't Ink
nudity that sells like yardage over the cents the bushel, flour at t - the l<Sl
¿tore couuter, the influence o f his ed )siund sack, hcefateak at 1» rents the your children half a.-i uiueh as thev »!<•
to n a l columns has become a real in pound aud other foods nt like obs»dete serv e.
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luence which none cau buy and if any prices. O f course it w h s necessary to
A cheap way to get a start in th,
.oubt longer remains that the country keep arithmetics up to date and, no
July •». I'ou m il n o t in r«*gulur n «* n
ditor has become imbued with the doubt, it has b*-en necessary to f r e ­ poultry busmen« is to lake out u aeroud
* n«n l*r«*Noiit, t*«mio iInit’ ii Kune, Ster
mportance o f bis position iu the state quently discard old bonks because o f class road show.
lhirhain
ling, AII in . ui , V«*:tlrh anil
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ind nation, we would respectfully call the fact that prices have changed so
mayor, ree«»r»ler ami inarNhal
Ab*«*ut,
A iuuii should not be classed as prom
he attention o f the doubters to the often during the past f,-w years, which
Councilman Wii^ht.
fact that the neat president o f these would, quite naturally, add to the or »uciit until he has declined to run for
Minuti * r«'H«l atol nppr«»\ « *1
United States will be a country editor. dinary expense for school Imoks. We at least one offic e.
K«**t^nation o f Mayor K. K Walk«*»
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Whether it be Editor Hardiug or trust that prices will soon assume a
m u l ami on im»tion :««•* «*pt« «l C«»i»m*il
No woman is fit for the ballot who
Editor Cox, we may well expect to stable basis, so that we ran us»‘ our
man Allinoti fhoNt'ii fhairiuan * » f no f t
fin d the presidential o f f ic e during the arithmetics several seasons, thereby doesu t love her home; neither is a
nig.
relieving
the
man
o
f
fam
ily
o
f
much
man,
for
that
matter.
next four years an «*asy place to en ­
I’.
WloM’ ler nominat««l to fill un
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ter, where visitors may read the ex expense iu keeping books up to date.
expired t«*rin « » f mayor. A* no oth«*i
You run fell u m a n's character by
changes while waiting their turn ami
iiominntion* w«*r«» ma«lt* tlo* namrdci
o f his desk and the
where Farmer Corntassel or Plutocrat
A few days ago we rend an item in . th,. appearance
-T
wan I tint rue t«*«l to eant a uiininimoi’
•organfelt will each lx- received with a paper published in another eitv | decoration* on his walls,
ballot for Mr \Vh»*«l«*r.
l o same urbane courtesy and each will which Icil us to believe that Cottage
< hi motion H. J. JorgonNen wa* in
I ou sometime
imagine that you 'd
t away feeling that he got just what Grove hail been overlook ing another
Ntrurt«*«l t«» bring the •• !«*«• trie- motoi
i went to g»-t, although he may be genius. In great headlines the paper like to know what fi Iks are thinking
mol other Ntipplie* from rock qim rn
sapfsiinted when the news is printed. spoke in eulogy o f a Cottage Grove o f you, but you are mistaken.
and *tor«* them in tin* eity.
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With both candidates for the pr*“-i- citizen, A man o f diseretion ami d is ­
Tlo* follow in g bill* w« n* pr« -••nte«l
Haml.'t may have been c r a / y , but he
ncy picked from among country tinction, who had succeeded where
a m i after b«*ing audited w**r«* ord«*r«*U
ewspaper men, we may well expect many others had failed, who had sur ! was not so foolish as some o f th»* p'
puoi :
o see the profession become the most mounted
diffienltiea which
other-
“ ho tiy to take the part,
N J N«l*on, J r , « hunin g *t* ♦ •»! tw
popular in the country and we may ex
would uot even deign to undertake,
Know le* «k Ü ruber, | » * | »•*
Ì.T» h'*
When your com|ietilora imitate you,
pect to see those who formerly reviled and who hail been using a certain
Know le* *V Urub«T, nail*
^» imi
it become anxious to enter its portals brand o f patent medicine for a number it is frank acknowledgement ujsiti their
.Sentinel, pr«»ree«lnig* and m»
part that y o u ’ ve got ’em going.
and be numbered among the fourth o f years.
tire ........... - ...... ..............................
estate.
24 fill
Fire com pany, *alari«»*
The
woman
who
can
shed
tears
with
The country editor has good reason
When a man subscribes to a cam
J. K. Young, milary
out
preparation
gets
her
way
easier
;or feeling chesty.
paigu fund he thinks h« ought to at
kiet*ne & Hrtiinfiebl, painting in
than the one who fights for it.
5(M
¡east appear among the list o f thus«
ter*e«*ti«»n punti
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I S ’ W H I L E C O U N T R Y who predict* the election o f the party
DOTTING
tton
John Hartell, lumber
Tb»t
little
m<‘«*k
h
i
im
l
>
m
n.
1
nmi
the
W A ITS.
ticket by a magnificent plurality.
Mike Kebe|b«‘«’ k, work Oil re*
b«»Hj«y w ife d o not oerur half an often
12 IH.
ervoir .................... ..
iu
ret.l
life
a*
they
»Jo
in
fiction.
A refreshing note is found in a re-
;tr»oo
A hom-dy man thinks he is bright
I'hil Jon»**, work on pipe lint*
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ent issue o f the Coquille Sentinel, enough to make up for bis looks. Well,
125 ih »
I». It l*itrher, *alary
The man who has the reputation o f
rhich says:
arivway, it was a wise precaution on
II, It. Ihtrher, el|»en*e on pip«
keeping
Ins
promises
often
finds
that
“ The Sentinel feels impelled to say the part o f the creator not to confin e
8 80
lille .........................« ............. •
fact of more value thiiu collateral.
loo IN'
hat the way things hav;e been going brains to the good looking people.
Frank (imroutte, *alar\
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a this country, since the war espe
I s OU in (trox «**, work on pipe line 14.0*'
It t:*kc3 a y oun g married woman ri
tally, it isn't so dead against stand
It just uaturully exasperate. a man
(\ <i. Kleetne Co., light* June
li i t s
time
to
¡¿«t
used
to
belli;»
left
at policies as it used to be. There to have his time wasted by a friend
Cottage
drove
Tran -fer
( ’«».,
out o f thv* unmarried p e o p l e '«
H.fkd
lust be something stable and abiding telling of- the smart things his children
liMiiling lu m b e r ............
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l government, industry and the social | do, when the man being bored wants
W. L A K. C«»., lumi tei
AN 1 1h the school* ad vocating soil cul
rder. There has been too much o f a | to tell o f the smart things his own
Fir*t National Hank, expen*e mi
ture, how i* the poor, overworked
10
ispositiou in recent years to flout ev I children do.
redeinpti<»n «»f water I miih I n .
mother ever to ke«*p her children clean f
41. (Hi
J, M . Ihirhnm, xx«»rk on walk*
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9.24
J. M. Durham, lumber
I f you let an agent know you are in
Herbert Bukin, 'J per eent rom
the market for an automobile, you are
iuíhji Í oii on rolleetioii »»f water
not going to remain hi the market very
rent*, January to July
I I!# f*#
long.
VV. W. Ogle*bjrf »alary
I h im »
• • •
M.
L.
dot lard,
balance
for
The doctrine that a rich man c a n ’ t
rruabed rt»* k
tWi.Of»
get into heaven doesn't seem to scare
J . B. Y o l ' N d , City Keeonlcr.
as many people as the probability o f
want on earth.
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e>
HINGS WE THINK
Tested Recipes
City Council
(T
Every Day Prices at
Ü2E Sample Store
Children’s Tennis
Shoes
Men’s Dress Shoes
in all styles at
from
$.r> f»0 to $12 at
Men’s Canvass
Oxfords
Bovs’ Overalls
.......
in good values a t.
$3 f>0
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I t ' s lima dangerous to let a drunken
cannibal throw b ow ie knives at you
than to be around a woman w hen sh«-'s
sharpening a pencil.
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Take a
KODAK
with you
Y our s p e e d o m e te r tells you h o w far
you w e n t — a K o d ak tells you where
you w e n t a n d what you saw. T h e
pleasure o f the trip can never fade with
c l e a n - c u t K o d a k pictures to refresh a
laggard m e m o ry .
' .
B etter take along a generous supply of
film . W e have a com plete assortment,
autographic and non-autographic, and
it is all kept under proper conditions.
Oftimea the man who dilate» the
most upon the beneficial e ffe c t s o f
physical culture has the smallest wood
pile in the neighborhood.
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It is believed that the mound build
ers played baseball. H ,me o f the tin
dcciphe.able hieroglyphics are probably
the baschnll slung o f that day.
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The M odern Pharm acy
7Am * h t*u a S d L MSm»
Children’s Coveralls
$1 35 to $1 Of.
iu all weights at
from
$1 3f> to $3 7fi
Misses’ White
Dresses
Mon’s Hoavy
Work Shoes
from
at from
$125 to $1.75
Ladies’ White Oxfords
$2 9f> to $10
$8.60 to $4 9ft
Ladies’ Patent
Oxfords
Mon’s Fine All
Wool Suits
at from
.......
,.t
$7 50
$30 to $00
Ladies’ Canvass Shoes
Men’s Dress Hats
of log values at
from
$1.95 to $4 25
$2.95 to $0 50
Ladies’ Dress Skirts
Mary Janes
from
Misses’ M arv .lanes at
from
$2 25 to $3 25
Ladies’ Waists
$7 to $10
Dig values al
from
Misses’ White
Oxfords
at
$2 45
^
$1 50 to $7 50
Ladies' House Dresses
1
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■‘Are You Getting Real Tobacco”
says the Good J u d g e
T here’* m ore jjootl, l:ist-
inji ta ste In a little of thu
Real 'tobacco (lliexv th a n
you (Jet o u t of th e ordl-
nary kind.
*
You don’ t need a fresh
chew nearly so often —
that’ s xvhy it costs you
less to chew this class of
tobacco.
Any m an who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew wilt
tell you that.
Put up in tu*t styles
RICH ! CUT is a short-cut tobacco
YV-B CU'r is a long tine-cut tobacco
\A /eym an.S rtJtQ n C o m p a n y , 1107 B ro a d w a y . N e w Y o rk C ty
Sentinel \ \ nut,uls will do most a i i \ t h i n i r within
reason and some things that an* not. T n one.
ATTENTION—GROWERS OF
SEEDLING CHERRIES
Yom
c*tiil«lr«*n o r o t I i .'I' h ru n
i n a k r g o o d in o r o - y p i c l t i n g tin*
I'ruil , o l T s e e d l i n g Ir. i s, th a t is
u n f i t f o r th»' m a r k i 'l n r r a n
lo r y
j u s t t u i i i M c llo -in i n t o :i
h o x a n d shi|> t o us. \V<- i»xlr'8«'l
I h o see«I f o r p r o p a g a t i n g p u r ­
poses. A d d r e s s
J L JM
ja m .
1
OREGON NURSERY COMP Y
< ir< i o ' o , < I r o g o n
Baby Grand" Model Touring Car, price
'490 '’ Model Touring Car, price
f.
o.
h.
C o l l a g e
$149910
$93020
O r o v e
FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY
When it gets so they can take out a
■nan’s stomach, dry clean it and re
place it within an hour, we are o f the
opinion that we are living too fast.
Carload of Chevrolets Here
T h e r e ’s
earth than
who knows
cent mouth
Another carload of O icvrolrtH w ill arriv e thin week. We
have been fortunate m obtaining three “ Itnby G ra n d " tour
mg ears in this kh ip im iit. The new “ Mnby G ra n d ” factory
at Oakland, « 'alii'., is now under operation n o that the Pacific
coast Ktalea w ill in the future receive their portion of these
commodious, aristocratic cars.
*
•
*
nothing mor<
an g-lic on
the smile o f the little babe
not why it forms its iiinn
into that pleasing shape.
* * •
The man who gives a f iv e dollar bill
without any sentiment attached does
more material good than the person
who gives sympathy hi big gobs uiid
stop» there.
•
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P h on ograph s
*
-
A Boston man won a t!>n prize a
short time ago for a song on the high
cost o f living. The man who can sing
after paying hin bills certainly deserves
something.
. . .
Between explainin g the cartoons to
his wife and telling her o f the business
that kept him away from the o f f i c e
when she called, a married m a n ’s ev e ­
nings never get lonesome.
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Kodaks from $9.49 up
$1 H I lo $2 25
from
Mon’s Tennis Shoes
:t ,v.
55 oil
How much morality would there l.<
in this old world if no one cared for
the opinion o f others and had no font
o f punishment f
90«’ to $3 25
A ft e r n father has told his children
how easily he got his lessons when a
boy, he is put in a bad position when
his boy hands paterfamilias a problem
he c a n ’t work to save his neck.
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NOW ON SALE AT
SPECIAL
TERMS.
SEE US ABOUT’
THEM TODAY!
*
A good way to dispose o f accumulat
eed souvenir postcards and giv e a bit
o f pleasure, too, is to paste them t o ­
gether and send them to hospitals for
the children to while away tedious
hours. Mission workers like them for
the poor children.
I ’or those considering a medium priced car of from |df»00
to .+‘2(MHl, this “ Malty G ra n d " Chevrolet w ill meet your most
rigid requirements, such as attractive appearance, ........ .. ton
Mean, com fort aide high hacked seats, and a power plant un
surpassed reliable, flexible and with ample power to climb
the steepest hills iu this inouidaiiious country. The moderate
price represents wholly ear value. Study its construct ion, en­
jo y ¡» h riding qualities ami you too will understand that the
huge Chevrolet Motor company, through efficient quantity
production has produced a high class ear for a most cconom
ieal pricy.
I he
190
model Chevrolet is tru ly the "B est L ittle Car
on the Market
For the person who desires an efficient
light ear without too great an investment, we can unreserved­
ly recommend this sturdy ear. So w ill the man who drives
one. Ask any owner.
V ouch
H. C. M a d s e n
C o t t a g e O r o v e , Or e .
for
Service
SMITH MOTOR CAR CO.