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The Sentinel A W eekly Newspaper W ith l ’ lenty o f Backbone. I.Itici t lic ite a n ti fc.il, o r, ¡M inili i'uO liA iiei» Elbert Be tic____________________ Editor V first class publication entered at Cot tge Grove, Ore., as second class matter itusiness O ffic e — 411 East Main ÖliBSCKlTTlON RATKÖ i >ne year___ $1.25 | Three months---- tec ex mouths 1.15 | Mingle copy------ 5c No subscription listed fo r less than tec V reduction o f 25c fo r paying a full year in advance Member o f Natioual Editorial Association Oregon State Editorial Association Oregon Newspaper Conference Lane County 1'ublishers' Association F R ID A Y . OCTOBER 7. 1921 GIDDY GIRLS GETTING SENSE Girls to the number o f about 1000 in the high school o f commerce in Sau Pram isro have voted to discard silk stockings, t rnusparent waists, fiiucv frocks and pyramid hair dressing, which would h a ve the girls in a rather cestiliite condition for facing a hard i,in ter were it not that they at the . ame lim e voted to substitute cotton stockings, moldy blouses and wash dresses for the discarded articles. Oregon Agricultural college girls also l.avo voted to do away with full dress costumes at their functions. A ll o f which shows that just when we think then* is no hope fo r the girls they licgin to develop a little M'USO. It is but natural that g'irls iu a high school o f coiuaieri e and in a great state college should first discard their giddy ways. It may "be but natural that parents should wish their girls to a p i«a r ii' well as other girls and that such (sir cats are w illing to make many s ir rifires to make it jmssible tor their children to ha Or things the parent a never even dreamed o f having. It is but natural fo r devoted |mr eats to want their children to eujoy school life and not have to go through the thiugs that the parents weut through. It should bo equally true that par ents want their children to have a 1-ettor chance in life than the parents had. It is to such an end that the children o f today are given a better school education than the |nirents had. but i f wi»h that school and book education develops an insatiable desire for fancy clothes and to be on the go and jazzin g here and there every no* meat not »pent in sehool, for the two seem always to go together, the better cham-e being given by a liettor school education is Is iug more than minim ised by the development o f e x tra va gant habits and a dislike fo r atten tion to duty that w ill n-nlly make their chances less than were the i hances fo r the young person in the days o f those who an- now i>aren!s. The girls o f the Bau Francisco high school o f commerce and o f Oregon Agricultural college eviden tly have been doing some sober thinking— and The style you want. The glasses you need. Best Optical Service. Siici man i\ -Moociu aeiwut AMETTE ST I iu every Itigli school ami college there to Europe or A m u but wo keep right is opportunity for the same kind o f on making nullinunircH who a|«>ml unno in torcigli countries every year tlinn Miller thinking. torcigli born people semi lumie iu n doseii yours. W E E K S T E A K S T H IN G S LOOSK. Someone has said: ‘ ‘ It is just us, Hecrutary oi War Weeks is gettin g easy to make resolutions as to set the 'a la r m ." It might be added that o n e' Itiuisclf in bad The de mia-rat s are goiug to he reni j is ns useless us the other if the lim e { ! lor them to take effe c t is set too tar \ [ pccvcd ut limi. W hat thè dii kous has Socrelary 1 ahead. W eeks doue f Wc kuow a man wko sani Ite teli In thè first plm e, he i- shovving up lui ti lattile o f 1 1 1 11 li t* thè positlon ol sei jth e evi ni v agam e o f thè de|mrtmeut reitnv ol' the merehauts' assonatimi once mnnnged by soli in Itivi Me ni a simili towu. Six yeurs liner Ite Vdootlle doo by cutting c\|icnscs some was ni rmigte-s. h ilh er emigri'-- gol j. iiMi.tiiRt.oOO, thereby nssisling tu cur stiiug, o l else some people grow v e r ) rym g out thè economi pledges ot Ilo m in ili). =■= Wrong Ideas on r r n i K R K ’S nnr way to save 1 on paint. I hat w ay i-to use the l>esi ol paint. Some think of paint economy as 'Yost per gallon." That is wrong. Cheap paint doesn't cnvtr as much surface— you need wore gallons. Cheap paint is more ilillicult to spread, requires inure lalmr, so the best paint costs no more when you've pul it on the house than cheap paint does. M ote than that, it lasts five or more >rars longer, if prop crly applied, while cheap paint on the average In-gins clinking in twelve months. ( iimh I paint is an invrstm rnt th a t saves money by preventing deteriora tion of the house. • • • reputilo au piai fui tu upon w Ilo ti Hard mg was elecled, vvhich was sontethiug thè democrats kuew wotild be mi possible when sua ut Inw Me Xdooille doo couldll't do it. That is gom g tu make thè next deniocratic campaign a lunch harder one. Iti the aecorul place, thousand nf use less cmploycs uro bemg turiicd out lo earu an lionest liviug, literully an tirmy o f theui. This is nddiug ner iotisly to the uucuipktv meni situai imi, and thè t toni oc rat s vvill uiake thè must o f tlmt. The late adiuiuistm iion had a uusst couvenient wny o f keepiug evorvlaulv mi a job. Not lunch louger aud novi buildings vvould have beou neccssary tu Washington to be uscii a- louuging rooms l'or the gretti army o f unemplovtal vvhose un me. ap|H-arcd mi the governmeut i>ny ridls. In the third place, Secndnry Wecks has with reckl'SS abnuiftni cut and slashcd claims pn-Miiited to tlic govern me ut for materia Is fum i-lieti by order o f the late aduli nist rat ion, settling -onici hmg like $giMi,0tm,iNM> in citimi- at a (siltry $l.T,tHHMH>0. tonile uat urally Noeromry W ecks w iII bc in vcry bad with Illese pool rontmetors wko have nmleted out o f the great profila fo r which they hai! Iliade arraugciiient- with a inoro hospiiable adnuuist rat imi President Harding is saìd to be a |varty to this proecedi ug — iinheard o f 1« fori' in o ffic ia i Washington. l- ii't it terrib lef JOBS FOR A M E R IC A N S . Paint Economy lt i I bcsii 't |»b*ii*«* v«*rv tnuiiv | mmi |»I«* to *»•«• ^» incoile luaku munì oii tt pro|»o *itiou w ln iv tln*y Itati iinnlittctl lo* \koiiltl t:t 11 tlowa. • • • Tlio wny som«* folk?* bi»r»b*n thi'ir tirsi lui 1»v with a utiiu«* iiinkcs it u|» }M | il.*» il lin k IU‘ \»*r l't |M*t'U't| lo II«*« «I auy lit i ovi'i l’or nny oihrnt. • • • Thi* im iti tlmu^hl* ami f«*«»lini;s aro rotit i It ti in ilo* lata*. Soliti* fo lk " must ita l «irvailtutU oui o f wliat'k inaiti»*. • • • Tlw* holibh* skirt wn« orivìuulh tun«l«' for a jokt*. Il * h m»|tinti lo I h * a rliestnul tiow aliti tim i’* oi»«* lini«* uinti pul it o\t*r on woiuan. • • • It is lietter to I h ' n little slow in thinkiug and s|Hiikiug than to be so e\ertasi i nglv brighi aud w itlv timi VOU O lili • nd everyoue ytm talk to. • A pretty, musienl voice hides a mill titude o f sms. • • • A cat will be right tinder your feet auy time except when you want to catch it. • • • An «*mptv «amii»li hum l in about n* lit nr If** limn notnini' as it in iminni I i !«* to gel. • • • • V California jinljj»* bats r»*n«l« r<<l a «tension that |**o|»le n«*«*«l not «1«»«!^«* autos. O f course, it ’> ti««l romimlsory to tit» so, but doing shows wistloin ami tli'«- retioti. • • • “ Cheap" paint is the only paint (hat really to th you any thing. Free Advice I >on’t allow surfaces to rot— it i osts I t t i to paint them. on Pointing SK nur *K«,nt fur our frrr »<1- vii-r Hr will nhnvv you ■ culur rani vvhirh show« I I •ha>lr« ul thi« itr«ir- ahlr paint. W r havr a Fultrr Spriiluatiun Dreart- Mirul wliiih will Irli you all about th * movt ilrairahle color artirnir«, color liar- , inouy anil ilio«« other drtaiH you want to know. Takr ailvautag* nf Pulirr lion «« Patau. I nkr »II P« to paint imw. Don't In wraihrr ilrprrrialc your invrainirnt. A W e ’ve made paints for west ern use for 7J years. W e use pure IM O N K K K W I I I T K I I-A D , pure linseed oil, zinc and color, hut we mis them in •lirntific proportion* with long time ''kill. Our white lend base must be fine enough to pass through a silk screen with 40,000 meshes to the sqtiaie inch. That means Covering capacity and ease of spreading. W c super purify the l> ad to make it "w h ite r," vs huh me. ion i lear tuned colors. W P. FU LLER A CO. !>«pt. It, San Krimiiio ri»n m M.mif«ciur«r ol l'«lnlt, I he finished product on the is a beautiful, elastic tough protective coating. V io l'to i. house KttablUhril 114». SPEC IFIC ATIO N House Paints P h o e n ln SAVE THIS (Cui «hi* «»ut amt pu l« It In you« not« t>*Hik •• • memo.) P u r « P a in t Mr • • • hnu*« HMtti OAintlng F u ll« «'« 8t>#«tlu ««ton II» um ratni« Ml uriti by th* following A*;ent« i Kverythiug fornt'S to Inui who f'u«*^ aftt*r it. • • • ORO A BROWN, Voltatila in tin* days o f l\»n«a* tit* !««‘t»ii ureal I'Xplurors s i m - ii t years in *ettr«*luiji’ t * * r tin* fountain timt woitbl mu k «• obi l»oopk* \ on n ^ nun in. Now tula ys if n man should start on an t*x * «*«lit ion o f (hut sort h'upli* won I«I b«*!it*\ t* that lit* lia«l aln n d v rt*acbt*tl his seeoml eliild hlNltl. • • • Tht* jjirl who purrs tin* lotriiigrst <*nn alos Hcmtch tin* liar dost. America fo r Americans! When there is u jo b to give out, give it to an American. Ci t irons who support this govern meni are fir-t entitled to the jobs in times when jobs are scarce. The citizen is the homebuilder, the head o f a fam ily, the taxpayer, the bulwark rivirali)* and financially o f • • • this great land o f the free and home Dr. Osier’s chloroforming nlcu seems 1 o f the brave. it should be. He is first entitled to the jobs far less popular than • • • vvhich our form o f government makes I f reducing th«* si/.«* o f pnp«*r money 1 possible. will enable us to get hold of :i |»r«»|s»r Charity liegins at home and we lionately birger number o f p»«*e«*s, w«* should first look to ottr own un* fur th«* mnoYutioii. • • • America for Am erica! Job.- for A California intinto found u ring America ns! that hint tHH*u hist ill a fiebl, aft« r continued fruiti»**« st*areli ba«l b«*«*u mad«* by th»* owner. T h a t ’s one |>ota , to that u*«*d its «*y«*s. HiNGS WE THINK .ltd ttranch«« In 16 Clllr« In (hr W o l— Drain« rvr«ywh«ir. Al." mrkrr. of Riil'hrr C'rmrnl Woof l*«mt. All Pur|i"*r Vsinohra. Hilv.n whoa Ifn.unti, Ptlirrn Iof Kloof« V«r nolv. W.«h«bl« Wall Klnnb. Auto r « iffi.l li«tn .nil Wool Paint. Porch -ii"1 ,i*i> I'.tnf «n.l P I O N K K It W IIITK I PAD W e rail these paints "Fuller'» Specification House Paints" be cause they are the vety liest made fur the purpose. Fullers • K i ii m t li , H i . o o 1‘ IUNKkU W IIIT k LKAD iof u V «ara W. L DARBY. Cottage Orovr PURE PREPARED PHOENIX • • • Five thousand dollars has liccn paid Thin^x 0tt>«> Th nk ind Wkit W, ! for a rare flen in I liicago. Consoler Th.nk oi th« Thiagx Others Think mg the tiine required in catching one ; o f these animnLs, the price is not ex horbituiit. . . . It always seems to parv'iits that their children "have about three times as I f you want to i|uil a hoy, giv e much enjoyment as they did as chil him ii near tied money and turn him dre a. ItHiœ with temptation. • • • • • • When the babies get to squalling Guide (sists to glory are so numerous the man o f the holts«' likes to storm that we would bump into them if S i n , o f f down town. didn't have such ti well beaten trail ! • • • around them. • • • I f a w ife had as much influence as a Someone has com phi i lied that the sweetheart this would lx* a world o f in»*«* has not I mm 'H iinniortab/ed in | m » model men. • • • d r y . I*• M*?* pr«il»:it»ly think it couldn't Three Wyoming men have died from s* mid t ht* *ni«*ll of the fl •*«•€. • • • the bite ol a woodtiek. Think o f the It *s easy to convince a man th#t a wonderful resisting power o f the gen uine old time lumberjaek who slept woman’s in love with, rind easy to inak«* tin* woman b«*lic\c it tiw». with graybueks and grew fat. • • • . . . Kight Chicago l»UHÌm*N* m«*n r«*ccntly The niereh.'tut'» ship w ill never come pas*«*d n $HMH) lull f«»r $100. None o f in unless he keeps making sales. . . . tin in were ncwspfipiT m«*n. however. • No one ever henni *»f a new*pnf*«*r man We don ’t feel nearly as badly about things we c a n ’t have if our friends making a mistak«* lik«* that. don t have them. . . . An exchange says that ultra violet There are too many peopl«' who use rav* cnn <lo anything from i*xplo«ling their hammer where it doesn't do any înriiedoea to lighting lump*. Can th ^ make a iliaphamuiN gown so it can f good. . . . ««en th rough f • • • I f beauty were mueh more than skin Th«* woman who m ver cri«*s hasn’t deep we fear that some people would su ffer from shooting pains most o f the th«* nec«*ssary «pialifnations of n g«»«»«l w if«*. time. • • • . . . I t ’s n«*v«*r too lat«* to m«*n«1 t«r the We holler about the foreigner who comes here to earn money to send baek woman with a fam ily o f n «* v «* ii boy». ö First Presbyterian Church HUNDAY, OCTORER II A R Bpearow, Pastor I l ORNINO Su min y Hr Imo I nt 1 The Clnireh TliAt Rervea Seventh Street anil All HIM Avenue I I 9:45 ’ 11 IH) S V E N IN O S.ni." S o n n i' (i'V eryI kh I v finga) 7:.10 Kveniiig lloiir ni K (Ni M «irniii« subj«*« I : ''T ln * l.«»»»ni « * f I «1 f 4', K m iiiii .'' *.iibj«*4*t : * * Tb«* Knjbt«»»*nl li Puri «al fi Piti. * * S|.|«* m I m I rh«»»r in th«* ni«»rnini* In l'irmi* uhi n by timi«* «'Itnrtin m ih* • v«»nin|j fi»In* m «|\unlit^«* «»f th«- «* <»j* |M»rt II 1« i f |«*M. Ni» «'buri*li «tifi i*«\•* jrou its l»«*sl n«*r vi««* if yttii stuy ut lumi«* Putii«* In tln* Plmri li flint Herv«**. C D iT C T I i H m C i E m i ■ for limited time only for limited time only Big 50c Jar of Combination^Cream Jonteel One Jar of Rexall “93” Shampoo Paste with the ptirchaw together o f one 50e box o f K A C K I ’O W D K I t J O N 'I’K K I j anti one 50c compact o f KOUCite .J O N T K K I j . T h ree Kainotitt Heautificra for the price o f two. W e make this exceptional o ffe r so that most d eligh tfu l face cream. A cream fo r complexion. Sim ply w on derfu l as a base it's so fragran t, cooling and refreshing. you fee! as w ell as look lots younger. you may get acquainted with this softening, healing, bea u tify in g the lo r p o w d e r. You love lo use it S tim ulates the tissues and makes Face Powder Jonteel Face P o w d e r Jonteel is a soft, invisible p o w d e r with a rem arkable c lin g ing quality. Y ou notice the d ifferen ce at once. Rouge Jonteel Rouge Jonteel is so lifelike. M atches yo u r ow n n atural flush perfectly. Comes in convenient com pact form to ca rry in purse or pocket. (2f> run is) with ItKX A b b “9J” 11AI U T O N I C ......................... ry T t h is frn- grant, velvety powder that re moves the shine no perfectly, and :fays on so long— iloesn’t easily lilowor brush off Lovely tints to match every com plexion, yora box. Take one home totlay YOU CAN AT T U B SK CIJK K T IIK S K J O N T K K I. B K A U T Y R K X A L L STORK. WE SERVE YOU WELL | {K Q U S I T K S O N L Y piircluis«! of a one tlollnr hotl.l«» of Kcxall “})J” Hair Tonic. $1,00 U K X A L L “i)J” S H A M P O O P A S T F ............. .it.1 » .25 $1 H0TII FOR " ¿5 (tax extra) Kvery laily should huv these toilet, requisites now at this tfreat saving. 'The offer is limited to this partieular «Irive pi'riod ami is very unusual. VV«t are «I ohi ^ our hr: 1 to h( l|i you to economize in your buying 0|* every day needs. I any now anil save. The Modern Pharmacy rue 2 store C. J. KEM PROPRIETOR >