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About Cottage Grove sentinel and Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Oregon) 1915-1921 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1921)
The Sentinel A W eekly Now.papwr W ith P lenty of -Backbone. Kll- rt Bode aud Klborl Sm ith Publisher* E lbert Bede._____________ _____ .-E d ito r A first class publication entered a t Cot tape (drove, Ore., as second class M atter Business O ffice_________411 E ast M ain SU BSC R IPTIO N BATES One y e ar____ $1.26 | Three m onths-----46* 6c Six i 1.15 I Single copy 6c No subscription listed for less than (16c A reduction of H6c for paying a full year in advance M ember of N ational E ditorial A ssociation Oregon S tate E ditorial A ssociation Oregon N ew spaper Conference L ane Couuty P ub lishers' Association PH I DAY, DECEM BER 2, 1021 irksome and more |deasurabk>, w hether in school, in the home or in the busi ness world. CO N FID EN CE IN OUR CITY GOV ERNM ENT. IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE AT GRAY’S Save money by tratlinu where you ean feel certain that you^uc getting MOIIK in return for the money von spend. I‘»u\ at (JUAY’S (WNIl AND ( 1ARUY ami you will always save some money, enahling.you to luiv n few extras for the home that von would not otherwise feel von could afford. Trade where groceries are sold for less where your dollar buys more - ami you will find that Y O U ALW AYS SAVE Members of the city council may have been somewhat discouraged by the fa rt th a t the attendan ce at the recent tax p ay e rs' m eeting for the con * • sidération of the city budget was nl most nil. By actual count ten were present, including mem tiers of the [council and of the budget com m ittee, but not all of the mendiera of the co uunl, nor nil the member* of the com m ittee which assisted the council iu preparing the budget, were present, so th a t ap athy was apparent ou the |Kirt of all concerned. C itiaeus m ight easily lie criticised for failure to atte n d and expresa their Largo Italian prunes, .'I Iba. 25c Brazils, ne» shipment, III 24c Sweet |Mltat-OCH, fi1 ■ > llm 26c approval or disapproval of the a rts o f Ext ra largo Italian prunes, llio Almonds, hard shell, III 20c t'neuanuls, each 20o those who prepared the budget. 1'er ll> 10c Almonds, suit shell, Ih haps they should be criticised. But 30c 25c Seaport corn 2 cans C H U R C H ILL STA R TLES US. Dried apples, III. 14c; 2 for 25c there is also a hopeful note in the 10c 25c Tomatoes th«» ean Seedless Sultana raisins, lb 22c Walnuts, Chilean, III fact th a t no interest w hutever was Prom no less an nuth ority than Peanuts, Hi V e lv e t 2 e n iitt 25c 20c Dates, now box, lb ... 23c shown in this ta x p a y e rs' minding. A. Churchill, state superintendent Wo also havo bulk figs, ( b egun gro« n large select Will White 1 leans, 27 llm fact th at alm ost no one thought $1.00 selu*oIs, pomes the som ew hat startling; it The w orth while to atte n d the m eeting apricots and peaches. nuts, the lh 35c 26c White Luna snap, ti liars statem ent th at fads in education must was, as a m a tter of fa rt, as high give way to the t h ree R '»— read in ’ compliment to the city council and to ’r itin ' and 'rithm etic. This statem ent budget com m ittee as could lie paid. was m ade before the teachers o f 1 Jine the By their failure to a tte n d the minding, county in annual in stitu te assembled, taxpayer* th eir opinion th at so th a t there is no doubt th a t it was the work expressed F E E D - W h i l e It Lasts of the council and of the m eant to be taken seriously. McKenzie............ sack $1.35; bbl. $5.25 Mill run sack 95c; ton $22 50 budget com m ittee could not he i Mr. C hurchill does not discourage provini upon. The nbseneo of taxjiay Imperial hard wheat Mend gack $1.70; bbl. $0.70 K err's egg producer sack $2.36; t»n $46.00 the study of music and the arts, but from the m eeting was, it seems to K err's hard wheat sack $2.00; bbl. $7.60 K err's butterm ilk egg prod. $2.60; ton $51.00 he is firm in his belief th a t they ers us, an expression o f absolute ronfi Northern sack $2 00 K err's scratch feed sack $2 40; ton $40 00 should be m ade secondary to funda de nee in the a rts o f the council and Imperial 98 1b. sack $3 35 Rolled barley (75's) $150 m entals. com m ittee. K err’s 98 1b. sack $3 90 (’ M Imlaiict'd ration sack $1.05 In oth er words, it is the belief of budget That the budget was approved w ith O ly m p ic........................ 98-lb. sack $3 90 K err's dairy feed our state superintendent th at the basic out a dissenting vote w as another ex sack $1.50 idea of education, ns paid for by the pression of absolute confidence. 1'sual taxpayers and furnished in our public ly those who are ferninst any propo schools, should be to give to the etu i are on hand upon occasions of dent som ething which may be used to sitim this Q uite evidently not a tax enable th a t student to support him self payer kind, of Cottagi» Grove thought »hat Holland crepe toilet paper, 4 when occasion arises. change of any kind could he made ...... 19c rolls lor E ducation then, if the state superin in the pro posisi budget and yet perm it 2 cant 25c I lari made milk W onder mix, lb 25c Plain mixed, lb 18c; 2 for 35c tendent has his way, is not to be * of proper conduct of the c ity ’s busi any quantity, Saner krant in few years of pleasant social relations ness. Chocolate eclair, lb 40c Spiced jelly Ileana, lb 20c •I« 14c; 2 for 26c while tak in g on polish w ith which to Not m any cities hnve councils whose Honey jnmblo, lb 23c 2 for 25c appear well in company. S a lt licks (Inin drops, lb 20c have been so above criticism as If the sta te owes an education to its acts Industrial lar soap, bar 9c the acts of C ottage G rove's council, Fig bar, lb .......................... 23c ( 'onimcrcial chocolates lb 25c or 3 bars for ............. young people, as it does; if the state and th a t th e ir acts have occasioned 25c is to spend more than half its income little criticism is all the more rem ark Liberty lunch, lb ..... 25c Cream mix, lb ..... .... 30c Flier jam , 4 lb. can $1.23 in educating its young people, and able when we consider the num lier of Flaked w heat mush, pkg 10c Fruii biscuit, Ib ......... 29c Kiddie Mix, lb ... 26c m any older ones, as it does, then the and taxpayers we have who Armour'a pancake flour 10c student also has an obligation to the residents I cod spiced jumbles, lb 23c Stick candy 6 for 6c lo not h esitate to express th eir opin Arm our's best toilet soaps 9c state, if we properly construe the s ta te ions when then- seems any occasion Animal cookies, lb 29c Nifties, fruit flavors 3 for 5c or 3 bars for ...... 26c ment by our state superintendent. T hat for such expression. obligation is to thoroughly prepare in The m em bers of the council and of the fundam entals which will enable he budget com m ittee have good reason the studen t, in later life, to do his to fool proud o f the confidence ex part in paving the taxes th a t w ill be pressed by the en tire hick of interest used to educate the grow ing generation in the ta x p a y e rs’ budget m eeting. of th at time. In other words, the state owes to HOMF. MADF. the grow ing generation preparation for APPLE BUTTER its fight w ith the world, but education HINGS WE THINK IN BULK in the fads which have come to be re Things Others This» and Whit W« 20c garded by m any as part o f the fu n d a Think at th« Things Otars TMak m entals of education, but which can POUND be acquired in later life, if necessary, The w earing of the left hind foot of by those w ith sufficient grit and am bilion and w ith a thorough knowledge pig you are presum ed to have eaten of the fundam entals, is not a debt of is the late st emblem of good lurk. It A H arvard professor re m it ly test i - I If our rieh relatives hud confined U m » of fashion are the ouly ones the state to the student but rath er certainly shows th a t you were fortu fil’d th a t a tu rtle is mure closely re th eir effo rts to hoping a rich relative w ith no (lennllY nttarhe d that are som ething extra throw n in for good nate to have had the price. lated to bird th an fish. T hat will be would die mill It-nve them som ething, pretty generally observed. • • • measure. • • Teaching of the arts alw ays w ill re M any a friend who was perfectly duck soup for the restnurnnt keeper*. they would never hnve ncrnm ulnted It liegiii* to ap • pear th at the dem and an ything to lenve us. main a part of the curricula of our w illing to lend you m oney when you for revision upw ard of the ta riff was institution s of higher learning, for it had a job is hard to touch when you Along w ith th at old adage about is desirable that m any perfect them are out of a job an d really need a counting your chickens before they Hell has no terrors for the mnn who not uunniinoii*. # • * selves in these studies and encourage loan. hatch should go one about not hen has spent his life in the fla t nbovo The man w ith the big muscle* often • • • others to do likew ise; it is desirable pecking n m an until you know he Ls one th at dom icile* n budding fem inine does much less work than his w eaker D o n ’t be asham ed to do rig h t. Your th a t the young shall wish for polish your chicken. pianist. brother. and refining know ledge; it is desirable exam ple m ay stiffen up the backbone of someone who is falterin g . th at all shall wish for much more than the men* fundam ental* of education; but w hat is desirable is not alw ays The way some New York women are nec«*ssnry and should give w ay to that having th e ir bust pictures tak en , they certainly look as if they w ere in the which is necessary. Our state superintendent is not dis social swim. • • • couraging the study of the a rts and A bout the only circum stances under sciences, but he is right in tak in g the which we would feel certain th a t a position th a t the necessities o f educa would keep a prom ise to his w ife tion should Is* put ahead of w hat may man be term ed the luxuries of education. would be if it were m ade ju st as he He also seems to sense the need of was passing to glorylnnd. • • • forcibly expressing this fact at a tim e when m any, far too many of both N ever a eopy o f the most universally Isiok of history has ever young and old. are inclined to shirk advertised been sold— the one w ritten by the re the fundam entals in favor of the less cording angel. • I T A L W A Y S P A Y S TO T R A D E AT G R A Y ’ S Dried Fruit—Bulk Nuts Bulk Everyday Prices Our Peaberry Coffee Is Ground Daily Same Rich Flavor, Best Quality FLOUR Our Line of Fruits and Vegetables Always Fresh; Best We Can Buy Cookies Candy c H i g h e s t P r i c e P a i d f o r E g g s - B r i n g Y o u r s In Best Groceries for Less ER AY 5 C A 5 H&CARRX D ip h th e r ia IS AMONGST IS . 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