Cottage Grove sentinel., May 01, 1913, Image 4

quently foreign nilesionsry x * 1**1**
have been formed ell over the UnlUd
Stetes and a great deal o f time and
money.epent to convert the heathen.
A W E E K L Y N E W S P A P E R W I T H P L E N TY ^ B A C K B O N E . ||
Hut there is another passage of eorip-
T h m ff other» think, u d what we
ture which should concern every
think of the thing* other* think
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A first-class publication entered at Cottage (¡rove as second class mail matter. out a bunch of hot a ir's h o u t how it 1 good man end woman in Oregon should
_*7 m W ish silks, wide range of colore, »unli
happened, it might be termed "t e m ­ | put a shoulder to the wheel and keep
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T H U R S D A Y . M a T T 1913
pering the wind to the shorn lambs." ( it moving. President W llson has ban­
A chaperone is a superfluity to a ished wine from his table and we should
1 all rise to hia support.
Ladies’ long sleeve veals, Cuutfv cut...
sour-faced girl.
| Still there is an evil gaining ground
I.ailie*' taped vests ......... - .............. - ..........
Hip, ijp
Jolly an egotist and he w ill think
rapidly which seems to be nobody's
Ladies' lisle vesta. Comfy cut
...
you the finest fellow on earth.
business to suppress, that is the tobac­
Ladies' union suits, sleeveless, lace trimmed oul („u
The w ife who brags her hubby up
co habit. Concerning thie habit one
knee
when she knows he doesn't deserve it,
need not use his eyes. A noee not in­
Men's undcrwrsr. uuv style, color, weight »,
can feel highly flattered upon her
jured by catarrh can easily detect it.
and Hcparalr garments, at prices that make <u trr| ,j,tl ’
aubtle strategy when she seea hubby
However, both catarrh and tuberculosis
paying interest on what you spend. Come am! let u* »bn»
trying to live up to her description of
are spread broadcast by Inhaling the
whether you are m need at the present or not
him.
smoke o f tobacco users who are afflicted
A man doean’ t feel like calling hia by either or both. Infanta are often
BIG SISTERS.
s fte r hear. made sick, and no doubt the death of
R O B A B LY the greatest single factor in
e downfall of young I ~ sweetheart
~~~
" a " k it t e n " just
J
girls is the desire for companionship.
is a perfectly natural I ,n* her ,cre',m at the ,iKht of * muU8*- some could be traced to the father s
A SU Psul psper favors a ‘ plan smoking habit. There le scarcely •
desire. It is a sign of healthy girlhood.
The lass who does whereby
a man can pick the course to school room which Is not polluted by
not desire companionship is abnormal— there is something wrong with which his taxes
are to be applied, the stench o f tobacco carried in the
her.
The trouble with that idea would be clothing o f children from homes in
KGGS WANTED IN KXCHANGB FOR MERTW a j
This desire— this longing— has been the cause of the downfall of
which
fathers
have
made
the
air
blue
hundreds of thousands of young girls, yet it is the very thing that can !
everyone would apply them to re-
with smoke.
be used to save her. Since the beginning of the world well intentioned duceirg his own rate of taxation,
Seldom a passenger coach in a train
people have failed in reform work because they have endeavored to ; | The fellow who writes epitaphs must
one
quarter o f a mile in length la fit one lone man who would venture sueh drees mss 1 «• .-nltsxt • n-*aqt|
change human nature, instead of taking advantage of its natural in- have been sadly neglected in his tarly
n ess." yet ell s r .
an assertion.
it '
clinatious.
training regarding the beauties of ve* to travel in on account o f the "sm o k er"
The greateet alarm ia what w ill be by both.
bfinv
placed
at
the
head
o
f
the
train.
A stream cannot be stopped from flowing in a certain chanuel by racity.
It is to »*» hoped thst
In many inatanrea people are made come o f the nest generation. I f they
dam ping it up. but by giving it an easier course the result is easily
People who do„.t , the piano in
can't
flv
on
earth
will
they
ever
be
able
get
their eyes open to Uw
accomplished by s.mply taking advantage of the water’s inclination to thi# worl(j 0URht l0 ^ entilled to , dangerously sick from the nicotine to walk. As for breathing they w ill there ere evils at homo n
which tobacco contains.
abroad w ile thst sr* Iloelyl
ow own 1 •
seat in the orchestra pit in the next
Instead o f
It has been known to make animals have no use for dlanhrama
ly leading thoussndl is
Neither can the downward course of young girls be stopped by wor|d
appendicitis,
it
will
be
daphramilta.
graves.
sick,
A man once tlcw a puff of
damning them for it, but it may be quite an easy matter to change
The man who has confidence in his
The use o f tobacco and manner o f
11 * A M A XW KU.LT1
Will
their course by providing a more inviting one.
What engineers do competency never worries about a job amoke into a colt's face, and in one
half hour it took heroic efforts to aave
with a stream of water may be done with a stream of girls.
these dayV
the colt from a nicotine apaam.
That’s just what the Big Sister Society is doing. Instead of trying
W e hold the busy bee up at an exam­
A a for the breath o f the tobacco
to curb the desire for society that leads to ruin, that desire will be
ple for our children to em ulate—but it
tiaer, What ia worse? "D o n 't mention
cultivated and directed into different channels.
would be just as w ell to deprecate the
it”
•
The girl who is lonely, who feels neglected, who is in a mood to
accept most any hospitality offered, will find a Big Sister ready to be; iact that it never learn» by repeated
Families are often deprived o f the
her companion, ready to sympathize with her, ready to give her good experience that what it labor» ao dili- necessities o f life that the "h ead ’ ’ o f.
advice.
gently all summer to treasure up some the family may have tobacco. The
Instead of going to the theater or dance hall, or some other place loafer comes along in the fall and w riter knew o f one Instance where a
where she is thrown into company that may drag her down, the young steals.
man purchased 25 cents worth o f rice
gir! will find a Big Sister and company that will lift her up and guide
Few women have the itamina to keep and fiftv cents worth o f tobacco, re­
her feet away from the snares and pitfalls set for her everywhere.
from crying for something that can be marking as he did so that Motile would
A branch of this society has been established in Portland, and in gotten from hubby by a few judiciously rather he should have tobacco than that
its announcement it says:
»hed tears,
the rest o f the family, four In number,
“I f girls, or the parents of girls, who are going to Portland, w ill1 Wh„ n .
. have something to eat, aa he was ao
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r,• r»• . i j
s •
v.
. .
.
.
When 8 man marries a girl who looks
fl
write to the Big Sisterhood, care of . the
arrange
! like a dream in tne evening
* * , * * 1 * -
. , a
„ cross without it. A t that time Mollie
.. People
r s Institute,
.
. ,
and
ments will be made to give them such attention as they may wish on nightmare in the morning, it ia ■ hor»e was going without stockings that John
reaching the city and their welfare will be looked after by Big Sisters, on him.
might pay for hia habit.
who w ill take pleasure in knowing them and helping them."
Some argue that it is not injurioua.
An English medical \ mp e r la v » the
Mothers and fathers, sisters and brothers, who have daughters and p rettie it girls »re the stupidest. Well, as our fathers and grandfathera used it
sisters in a big city, will be thankful to have them fall into the hands this old town has some o f the brightest and they were atrong and happy. Hut
of such a society, and it is to be hoped that in helping those from the girls in the country.
it should be remembered that tobaeco
outside they will not neglect those at home.
A man who l»oks like a big success o f those days was not adulteratsd as it
We are also reminded that it is not necessary to be a member of
to some people may look like a failure la now. The young man o f today haa
this society in order to carry out its work.
to others who have been more success no time to waste as our forefathers had.
Right in Cottage Grove are girls in need of a Big Sister, and bovs
In those good old days the meat could
ful.
in need of a Big Brother. If those who are so morally perfect that
Seme women put confidence in their be shot at the door. Moat every family
they can speak with horror of the naughty things girls and boys of the
had from 160 to 320 acrea on which to
city are doing, should act instead the part of a Big Sister or a Big husbsnda just to be differen t from raiae bread and other food, today meat
other people.
Brother, many would be saved.
is very high and people must be up and
When some o f us get to hades we are
doing
in order to live. Today we are
BOY FARMERS.
likely to find that we have been mialed
pensioning those old tobacco usera or
S F A R back as any of us can remember we have been told that by some o f its advance agents.
the boy is father of the man, and that the twig will grow as the | I f you have enough rocks, it is easy many o f them couldn’ t live. Do you
ask how the tobacco user o f today will
tree is bent.
enough to build a foundation for a good
live when he grows old? He w ill no
And all of us have believed these things.
W e have known them business.
doubt be a traveling man, traveling in
to be so.
Some people use their mouths for no box cars and eating hand-out meals.
Also for many years we have heard of the high cost of living and
apparent reason other than they must
A » for chewing, the old adage “ I f
of the cry ‘ ‘ Back to the land !”
have been put there to be used. I f you expect to rate aa a gentleman do
We have been repeatedly told that the only way to decrease the
they could be induced to entertain the
not expectorate on the floor” ia a good
cost of living is to get more people onto the land.
same idea about their brains, this old
motto, aa every one knows the fllthi-
And we have believed this, too. W e have felt it to be so.
^ ^ H E N John Alexander Dowie established the
sphere would be a pleasanter place in
neaa o f the tigh t o f such. It la also
Yet it has only been in comparatively recent years that it has
immense Zion Lace Industries at Zion City,
which to live.
a hotbed for diaeaae.
occurred to us that the way to get more men onto the land is to train
The present style o f millinery makes
Illinois, the whole lace world looked u p o n it tfi
more boys to like the farm.
The tobacco companies are now flash­
Since the idea has occurred to us it has been seized upon with a woman look as if she had lost her in g unsightly advertisements before
hazardous undertaking:.
head.
avidity.
our people to induce them to use their
Contrariness is often mistaken for
In many states the work is being carried on elaborately.
Espe­
ntuff. They even distribute sample
1 Laces had never before been made in Amend
w ill power.
cially is this true of Oregon.
packages in almost every home, and
Superintendent of Schools Alderman put into motion a plan that is
Things thst are not worth doing at free packages o f cigarettes into g ir l» ’
But the great plant has been a success from the
working wonders— that of giving prizes to school children in district, all are often done the best.
boarding haila. There is a guarantee
start. Even experts from the historic lace center*
county and state fairs for exhibitions of products of their own labor.
When your hubby won’ t buy you all w ith each package that the dainty,
of
the old world marvel at the beauty, exquWe
The exhibitions made by children at fairs in this state are truly the clothes you want, you can some­ harmless (?) little things won’ t bite
wonderful.
times g e t redress by going to the the tongue, are pleasant to taate, ete.
finish and wearing qualities of Zion Laces
And they are not forced to do the work against their inclination. courts.
And no one ia trying to aupprena these
They go into it under conditions which tend to make them like the
There are a lot o f deaf and dumb companies.
fl W c are offering the beautiful products of
work. They go into it with a zest and enthusiasm that is going to people when it comes to conversing
While men may be addicted more than 1
make a land-loving people of a large proportion of the next generation. with conscience.
Zion Lace Industries which include narrow Val­
•women to the use o f tobscco, women
Coupled with this work is that of the agricultural schools and
enciennes, Norm andy Valenciennes, some with
Its peculiar how happy some people iisve s habit also thst might be termed
experiment stations, which are dignifying agriculture— making of
"nobody's business." It would shock
can be making others unhappy.
AUovers to match, Fancy Novelty Lace Band
agriculture a profession instead of a drudgery— making farm life more
Some people must die in order that th e most fashionable lady o f our land
pleasant and more profitable— making it more than ever a desirable
Fancy Novelty Lace AUovers, S h a d o w Lac*
i f a man should put on a long coraot,
the undertakers may live.
occupation.
Bands, Shadow Lace AUovers, Torchon
Some women try to pray their hub­ poke the little length that might he
The girls are also being taught to sew, and cook and make but­
le ft with which to propel himself Into
bies
into
heaven
while
nagging
them
and Cotton Cluny Laces.
ter and do all the other things that will make them indeed helpmates
vine pants leg, put on a pair o f tight
to the other place.
for a generation of farmers.
Some aw fully forward men are h alf shoes with heels two inches high,
May the good work continue. It is a solution of a great problem.
fl W om en tell us that Zion Laces wear better
mighty bashful when it comes to pay­ and right in the middle o f his fee t at
that; wear stockings in comparison
than other laces and the prices are m u c h lower-
ing their billa.
THROUGH THE STOMACH.
with which mosquito netting would be
jT
|~N’ Y T H IN G that this great western country can do to make a
The Grants Pass Courier ia urging modest, and adorn hia upper ex trem l-!
1 | favorable impression upon visitors is worth money.
The devel­ the establishment o f a public market, ties with nothing. I f this creature
opment of this unpeopled empire depends upon the impression it now that a cooperative creamery is as­ should feel the need o f something over 1
makes with those from outside.
sured fo r thst place. "T h e creamery, his shoulders, he m ight use a bit of
A visitor stops but a day or so in a city.
A large portion of that the cannery and the public market be­ /ace veilin g or chiffon, for fear he
time— possibly the largest portion— is spent in a hotel. His impression long in the same c a te g o ry ," it says.
m ight hide hia collar bone from sight
fi.r y o n '1'*1 ,1(> y " 11 VV'11" ' a ,’ -v w a > '? A S e n tin e l w ant ml w»11 ^
of a city is guided in a large degree by the pleasure he gets from the
and no difference what the tem p erstu «
place where he spends the most of his time— the hotel.
might be, he should never wear long
Whether he becomes a settler or not depends a great deal upon
sleeves; his elbow joint wouldn't show
whether or not the hotel leaves a good taste in bis mouth.
off to good advantage. As for his hat
This did not strike us forcibly until we visited Albany recently. Woman Correspondent Astigates one aa nearly like a kettle as could be
L
A large portion of our time was spent in the hotels of that city.
The
Tobacco Users and Wearers of
made, with a long feather sticking
accommodations were equal to those we vould expect in Portland—
Latest Fashions in Clothes.
•traight up on it ; then the whole affair
and the courtesies extended greater.
Every editor who attended the
pulled down till he would have to
convention held there recently went away with a good impression of
H iisey , Ore.. A pril 22. — Ed. Senti­
throw his head back to see from under
the city because of the hotel service. Poor service would, no doubt, nel : There has been much asid and
it. A ll this would be termed the height
have left an opposite impression.
done along the line o f reform. O f late
o f fashion, and women would turn from
Cottage Grove is fortunate in this direction also, but the import­ years, it seems pesple are placing a
him as one traveling man says he does
ance of it is not brought home until one goes away from home.
great deal o f stress upon the passage
from women dressed in such fashion
A ll of which leads us to remark that possibly the way to new set­ o f scripture which reeds thus: " G o
The travelin g man. didn’ t tell his
tlers is through the stomach— and every western city should see that ye into all the world and preach the
name, for there would be nobody to
the accommodations to visitors are of the best.
gospel to every crea tu re."
Conae-
protect him from the fate in store for
TSfie Cottage Grove Sentinel
Things W e Think
SPRING WlAlHf
Reminds everyone of light cU.1
W e are showing the newestnov.i
ties for spring <tnd summer wear'
lowest prices
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27 m Kalina ninln and itripas
«£
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
O U C A N ’T expect your wife
to be an angel and work like
Go«
the devil at the same time'
HAMPTON & Ca
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ZION LACES
the
Lace*
Weds
“NOBODYS BUSINESS”
LO A N S
Oi
$100,000 to Loan on Improved
Farm Land« Rates Reasonable
Bank of Cottage Grove