Cottage Grove sentinel., July 17, 1913, Image 4

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Our N ew Waists are Splendid
They are o f a quality that will make many new friends
for our store1.
The styles are handsome.
W e have
placed these Waists at prices within reach o f all, ranging
in price from $1.36 to $1.75.
Special, each
r a t es
Display 26 cents per inch, 16,'L discount on contracts: reading notice ads
To the housewife the day is divided
10 cents per line; legal notices, 6 cents per line; surrounded ads . 85 cents per
inch, Classified ads.. 6 rents per line each insertion.
Cards o f Thanks and into two parts the part o f the day
when hubby it home, and the part ::
Resolutions, 6 cents per line
when he is away. Which part she look*
B u s i n e s s O f f i c e : 2 6 S o u t h F i f t h S t . forward to with greatest anticipation
A tirxt-class publication enteret! at Cottage Grove as second class mail matter. depends upon hubby.
T H U R S D A Y . J U L Y 17. 1913
Q O O N E ever developed into a
large man by belittling his neighbors
Iridies’ high-class Combination Suits, prettily
trimmed. $1.50 value, special
Those who put everything off till to­
morrow wake up the next day more
unprepared than ever from worrying
all night.
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An exchange say* that when a woman
is talking she isn’ t doing something
worse. As if she could.
N ew Hand Bag.s!
Chain handles- -Comeiu full leather, velour
uml corduroy. Nice assortment to choose
from. Prices $1.00 to $4.00.
SUGGESTION FOR THE CHURCHES
W e invite ull women interested iu the new
One should not tie unthoughtful of
/ V v H E R E are pastors who sav that it is getting harder every year to
fashions to see the new things. I Ion 'I think
interest people in the church. Between fishing, outings into the others but there is such a thing as con­
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you must buy because you look.
fusing thoughtfulness and curioaity.
country, theaters, automobiles and other new forms of amusement,
chores about the home and the greater demand for relaxation on the
I t ’ « a hard thing to g iv e some people
one day because o f the increased strenuosity of the other six, the
the credit they deserve.
church, they say. seems to lack something in drawing power. And
this despite the fact that there are few disbelievers
There are few
We sometimes think it would be quite
who would care to live in a eitv that had no churches. This is illus a relief to have a king that didn't have
TH E S TO R E T H A T S A TIS FIE S
traled by the fact that so many who give little in the way o f attend­ to be re-elected every four years.
ance give considerable in a material way.
There are other pastors who, while claiming the matter of attend­
Wonder if the insidious lobbyist got
ance to be about the same as it always has been, think little headway ■ way with that six-year presidential
family orchard, creek water, only 3$ Creek. Irrigation ditch on place. A
seems to be made. Sin seems to them to be as rampant as ever. There term propoaition.
miles from town. A ll for $2,400. This good family orchard in hearing. One
seem to be as many now flirting with everlasting damnation as there
is a good bargain.
ami one fourth unica to shipping sta­
It is a sad condition o f affairs, but
were a hundred years ago.
Now la your nest tune to invest in tion, three fourths mile to school.
Taking either or both viewpoints the results seem to lie far from we imsgine God will be lenient with
the boy « ho takes the life o f his father
164 acres, 1 i miles from railroad and property in ami around Cottage Grove. Thia ia an ideal home for a good
satisfactory.
in
protecting
the
mother,
and
to
the
The fact that the preacher with an easy command of limpid, v ig ­
station, 3J miles from Cottage Grove, Propertiea are cheaper for the aame farmer. $X,<mO; $6,n<)0 cash, balance
orous English and a pleasing, forceful method of delivery, attracts mother who protects her children in 6<) acres in cultivation, good farm value* than anywhere in the W illam ­ time.
larger audiences than the preacher without personality, may give an the same manner.
houae, barns and all kinds o f outhouses. ette Valley, to m e in ami aee ua or
June Vital Statistics.
w rite ua. Hemenway & Lockwood.
indication of where some of the trouble lies.
Orchard,
berries
o
f
ull
kinds.
The
F.
W.
Prentice, county health officer, / a
Great geniuses arise at the moment
Church services are left almost entirely with the preacher. He
100x100 with 6-room houae, loo feet makes the following report for the •
they are most sorely needed and are balance o f the place is pasture anal tun
makes all the preparation and does all the talking and thinking. Then
often
men
who would have gone ber. Large outrange for slock. Run­ from Main Street. This is good busi 1 month o f .liine^
if he is a good talker folks go to hear him. If he isn’t it seems that
Births Cottage G rove; Males, 6;
through life attracting no particular ning water through the place with first neas tract and in the tniaineaa part o f
a great many don’ t. There is very little personal participation on the
Clo verdate: Males, I.
attention except for peculiar circum water right on the creek for irrigating the town. For good reasons will sell 1 females, t.
part of the audience. The majority are not there particularly to take
Thia cheaper than other properties adjoining I Crow : Mules, I. Kugrne : Males, 10;
stances that arose to bring them into farm. On good wagon road.
part in the services. They are there to hear Rev. So-and-so talk.
farm has good land, good water and same. W rite.
I females, 7. Fall C reek: Malea, I ;
the limelight.
Theirs is a passive position. They listen about an hour and enjoy the
good timber. Price $9.000. Terms.
234 arrea, surface rolling, hut not ; females, 7. Mareóla: Malea, 3. Spring
A great many men make a success
talk, hut an hour later couldn’t repeat the text unless they previously
Good team, harness and hack cheap, uteep. Watered by river ami springs, field: Malea, I ; females, I,
o f life after they paaa 60 but it ’a poor
knew it and probably have forgotten the subject.
Deaths Cottage Grove, male, o f
392 acres three miles from town on 40 acrea cultivated. One and one-half
The Sunday school probably gets better results in its way than the policy to plan to wait until that age
million feet o f good saw limber beaidea measles, age 2 years ; Finura, male,
the
Pacific
Highway,
342
acres
in
cul­
church. How many times you have heard your little children bring to start trying.
tivation and pasture, 60 acres timber, piling and mining limber*. One and age I daya ; Kugrne. male, o f ronaump-
up a Sunday School lesson a mouth after it was studied. How many
One baby ia so sweet that we imagine A large farm house, three large barns one-half miles from shipping station, tion. age 26; male bv drowning, age
times you have seeu them bring up some biblfc truth taught them in a twins are sweet enough to make the
one-half mile to school. This ia good I I ; male o f paralysis o f bowels, age
for hay. grain and stock. W ater piped
Sunday School lesson to guide them in their daily lives. Also children parents aick.
63; male, o f Brights disease, age 76;
into house, running water through soil and cheap. Price $36 |»er acre,
are quite often better attendants at Sunday School than their pareuts
female, o f ranecr, age 64 ; female o f
$6,000
rash,
balance
time.
H
O
acrea,
6|
place, 200 yards from railroad, orchard
Who was the president o f Mexico
at church. Something attracts them Sunday after Sunday.
nules from Cottage Grove on good ronvuliiviia, age 2. Hendricks, female,
in
hearing,
with
all
kinds
o
f
small
W hy is theft this difference between church aud Sunday School ? year and a half ago? Not all at once
o f cancer, age 76. Irving, male, o f
fruits. This place can be bought for wagon road. River bottom land. 70
Is it not quite probable that the difference lies in the personal and pleaae.
acres
in
cultivation
ami
pasture;
10
senility, age 72. Mabel, male o f bron-
$66 per acre. Any one wanting a large
active participation that arouses aud holds the interest? Sunday School
A lot o f folks are like roosters, they
aerea timber. The best o f v>il, free cho-pneumonia, age 4 months. Plea-
farm
can
do
no
better
than
thia
place.
requires not only the teacher, but the pupils as well, to familiarize crow because they hear aomeone else
and easily cultivated, good 7-room farm aanl Hill, female, o f senility, age 7H;
themselves with the lessons aud to take part in the discussions— to do crow, and without knowing the reason
48 acres, seven miles from Cottage house, barn 40x60 with all other out j Springfield, male o f kidney disease,
part o f the thinking. In this manner the simple truths soak in— be why.
Grove, on the Coast Fork road. A ll buildinga usually found on good farms : age 69.
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come impressed upon t h e mind— and a r e taken i n t o t h e
bottom land and cultivated. There are
Tomorrow has a peraiaent way o f ar no improvements on thia tract but it is Good fences ami watered by Moaby I Visiting cards The Sentinel.
every day life. A lesson studied iu this way, be it by young people or
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riving for those who put things off No. I good land. The soil w ill put on
grownups, is not forgotten in an hour or a day.
from
day
to
day.
Possibly the application of Sunday School methods to church ser
the improvements i f cultivated. Prire
vices would bring about better attendance and more progress in results
$75
per acre.
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Women talk too much and men chew
obtained. Anyone naturally takes more interest iu that o f which he tobacco.
Close-in home cheap.—6 acres three-
feels that he is a part, rather tbap a happenstance. Through prepara­
fourths miles from town, upland, but
Gaul isn’ t reputed to be a very de
tion necessary to take part in the service, or through taking part in the
comparatively level.
H e w e d log
discussion without any previous preparation, the salient features of the lectable article o f food, but just the houae, two acrea cleared, the balance
lesson would be fixed in the mind iu a much more permanent manner same that's all that keeps some folks young timber. I f taken soon ran be
than when they roll rapidly from the mouth o f the s(>eaker. They from starving.
nought for $800; $6<Mi cash, the balance
would be carried away to bob up every once in awhile in every day
To pay a compliment that isn’ t de time at 7 per cent. This tract will
life. A few thoughts discussed from several angles would leave a served ia just as bad as paying a bill make good chicken farm, or fine for
much deeper impression that three or four hundred thought hurled from you don’ t owe;
fruit.
the pulpit in thirty or forty minute«.
We write fire Insurance, farm riaks,
H a m p to n
& C o.
COTTAGE
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mi
ORE.
Some day someone will break a leg on one o f Cottage G rove’s
wobbly wooden sidewalks and secure damages that would build several
miles of safe and permanent walk.
Jack Johnson, safely lauded in France, says he will not return to
stand trial for white slavery. W e should worry !
It's just as well man doesn't under­
stand woman, for it might be unplea­
sant to know how she came to marry
It’ s about time to start agitating a sinking fund for a city hall for him and to stick to him afterwards.
Just enough heat,in the Willamette Valley these days to warm
your marrow and make you glad you’ re alive.
up
Cottage Grove.
I f you don’t read The Sentinel you don’t get more than half
the news.
The Strength, Equipment and Disposition to Serve Its Patrons
Make* this Bank Attractive
Capital - $25,000
Surplus - $25,000
Undivided Profits
$10,000
Safety First
Service Next
Courtesy Always
U. S. Postal S avin gs Depository
First National Bank
A man who in hia younger daya ia
lady killer w ill, likely aa not, in later
life turn oat to be a w ife beater.
Some folka don’ t know when they are
well off, but their poor relations usual­
ly do.
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Th ere’a a saying old and musty, yet
’ tis ever new. ’ Tis ’ ’ N ever trouble
trouble till trouble troubles you.” —
Selected.
N ever put off until tomorrow
thing but your worries.
any-
4*) acrea three and one-half miles
from town. Box houae, barn and out­
houses.
About 7 acrea open land.
Place all fenced. Plenty o f timber for
farm purposes. Thia place if taken
aoon can be had for $1,260. Terms on
part.
8 acre tract adjoining Cottage Grove.
This place ia the moat desirable resi­
dence property near town.
Houae
nearly new, small barn, large chicken
houae, large wood house, wash house
and other out buildings, 160 selected
fruit trees, larger part will bear thia
year. A ll kinds o f small fruita in
bearing, the best o f garden land.
There are 700 goose berries in bearing.
strong spring o f water runs the year
around. Can be put into the house.
Three acres o f pasture. About 6 acres
cultivated. W ill sell or rent. W rite.
A little paint and powder and a ju­
80 acres, four miles from town. Box
diciously concealed ’ ’ rat” beat a writ
houae, one acre in cultivation, 1,600,000
o f haebua corpus for gettin g a beau.
feet i a * timber and 1,600 sticks o f pil­
ing.
About 72 acres can be tilled
I f ahe has a sweet voice never mind
when cleared off. Greek water through
the looka o f a g ir l’a face you don’ t
have to look at her face but you can’ t place and place all fenced. Price $20
Per acre. Terms.
shut her mouth.
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160 acres o f logged off land ami all
Kiaaing must be violent exerriae for fenced with woven wire fence. About
some people—the way it brings the 16 acrea cultivated. Ninety head o f
color to their cheeks.
angora goats go with the place. Old
This towel we are introducing at this extremely low price.
A bleached towel that is highly-absorbent, ow ing to its
loose weave which, together with its roughness, produces
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market. Length 42 inches........ ...
40 c
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colony at Newport, where those of artistic temperament would frater­
nize with kindred spirits during a month or so of the summer and com­
mune with Nature in one of her most esthetic settings. It was there at
his summer home, partly erected with his owu hands, that the Colonel
put the finishing touches on his novel.
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Crocheted Bed Spreads, with prominent Marseilles
pattern, border, hemmed ends, size 72x84
$1.50
Millfield Ixx>ms Spread, fancy designs,
size 72x82
$1.25
Colored Table Damask, turkey red, blue and yellow.
Table damask o f excellent qualities, suitable for
beach and camping trips, width 60 inches
50c
Cotton Damask Table Cloth, bleached, o f heavy
quality, width fiO inches . . .
35 'c
Cotton Damask Hemmed Napkins, bleached, size
16 inches
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50c
Mercerized Napkins o f special quality,
size 23x23 ..................
...2 0 c
Absorbent Tow els..........
30 c
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N O W FORj GOOD S T A P L E
The Punkinville ladies' aid was post
business riaks ami plate glass inaur
poned today because o f an unexpected
ance, automobile insurance and liabill
millinery opening.
ty insurance. We have town property
Those who w ill only do a kindness to trade for country profterty, and
when someone ia looking, would be aw­ country pro|>erty to trade for town
ful mean i f they thought no one would property. W rite ua or come in and see
us.
find it out.
One fine residence lot with 6-ronm
Let not thy le ft hand neighbor know houae, chicken house, wood shed. Thia
what thy right hand neighbor doeth property ia located on Weat Main St.
through any gossip o f yours.
S treet ia paved. Cheap at the price
o f $700.
Some married people would g et along
160-acre ranch, all first-class bottom
better driving tandem than double if
land, plenty o f timber for firewood, HO
it waan't for deciding which should
to 90 acrea in cultivation, fine orchard
take the lead.
and all kinds o f berries, good houae,
I f you can’ t stand it to court a girl tw o barns, large straw shed, big
more than four months you can't expect chicxen houae and other outbuilding!,
to stand it to live with her forty years. running water and spring, water piped
to houae and barn, plenty for irriga ­
When the young woman goes fishing tion. (Quarter mile to railroad station,
all the fiah ahe cares to catch she half mile to post office and store. W ill
usually takes along to row the boat.
sell stock and implements if desired.
fur Horne*. A
W e sell ill lary
titie*, giving at
g o o d measure a
G ive
HEMENWAY& LOCKWOOD’S
COLUMN
Eighty years o f age, wrinkled and bent from a lifetime o f activity
aud the trials o f raisiug a family o f children, a Marion county woman
pioneer has bad added to her burdens a broken heart because o f gross
ingratitude on the part o f a daughter, to whom she deeded her land in
return for a promise o f support during the rest o f her lifetime. She
now sues for the return o f her property, claiming that what little she
demanded for so short a time has been denied her. The way to retain
the affection o f your children iu your dotage, when you are as much
o f a trial as they were in their nonage, is to hang onto your property.
Don’ t use a r
log opium or in
palo the bowc
stille the cougl
and i f the un
harmful upiali
Honey and Tar
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