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✓ Diggs, *be white slaver, wishes to shield his wife from notorietv- If his wife is to be shielded from the photographers by the niati there is left in her husband, theie wou't be much of a shadow ou the picture. XSfie Cottage Grove Sentinel A W EEKLY N EW SPAPE R W ITH PLE N TY ^ B A C K B O N E BEDK * GRANT ELBERT BEDE Publisher* Editor When playing tennis with your sweet heart It is a love game, with your w ife it is a deuce sat. .1 it is hard to make good on a blull, but there is considerable satisfaction sometimes in putting on* across (suc cessfully. _______ S U B S C R IP T IO N S R A TE S "IU On* Y e « r .........................................$1.60 Six Month*......... ............................. 80c Tremendous cuts have beeu or* Many a w it* ha* been surprised at Three Month*....................................... 40 Single Copies................................... 6c If the the deftness with which the otllce girl No subscription taken unless paid for in advance. This rule is imperative. dered in «ftpress rates government continues to raise the handles her hubby. A D V ER TIS IN G R A TES size of parcel post packages aud to Display 26 cents per inch, discount on contracts; reading notice ads., The lesson can not be too forcibly 10 cents per line; legal notice*, 6 cents per line; surrounded ads . 36 cent* per lower the rates, the express com inch. Classified ads., Scents per line each insertion. Cards o f Thanks and pauies wou't give a tiuker's darn impressed upon a girl that she has Resolutions, 6 cents per line. what happens to their rates. everything to lose by a lapse from virtu*. B usiness O f f i c e : 26 S o u t h F if t h S t ^ a H H a H H H B M a H a a B a K K B W a B in M B [K — s a i M I « n « lB * M * u s B * M B a s s a a M M B a c s 9 B;rc— -v ' . « s a s a a B N a a i A first-class publication entered at Cottage Grove as second class mail matter. T H U R S D A Y . A U G U S T 21. 1913 DELICIOUS PIE, CAKE OR DOUGHNUTS Every weather report from the It is impossible not to believe in hell East emphasizes the salubriousness when contemplating the sins that go o f the Oregon ozone. Thd most important feature III baking pantry in ilie Hour— it must be "lig h t" if you want lb«* very bent results. unpunished on earth. Our Own Teddy is painfully si- A young man usually tells his best leut just uow concerning the vir tues of his erstwhile candidate, the girl his salary is o f much greater pro portions than it really is ami then Houorable Governor Sulzer. Hoch! Der Kaiser! ROBERT BLAKK struggles to keep up the appearance. Th* way to man's heart is said to be through his stomach, but sitting on his knees with I he arms around his neck in a gently caressing manner w ill quite often produce the same result. T h in g s W e T h in k Things och«rs think, and what w* Uunk •/ th* things others think. Der Kaiser o f dis Fatherland I'ud Gott on high all things command, Ve two— ach! Don't you understand? Myself— uud Gott! Vile some men sig der power diviue Mein soldiers sing "D ie Wacht am Rhine,'’ Und drink der health in Rhenish wine O f me— und Gott! Dere's France, she swaggers all aroundt, She's ausgespielt, of no account. T o much we tbiuk she dou't amount; Myself— und Gott! She till not dare to fight again, But if she shouldt, I'll show her blain Dot Elsass uud (in French) Lorraine Are mein— by Gott! Dere's Grandma dinks she’s uicht small beer, Mit Boers and such she interfere! She'll learn none owns dis hemisphere But me— und Gott! She dinks, good frau, some ships she’s got Und soldiers midt der scarlet goat, Ach! W e could knock dem! Pouf! Like dot. Myself— mit Gott! In fact, I humor efery vhim, With aspect dark and visage grim; Gott pulls mit me und I mit him, Myself— und Gott! A SOCIETY WITH A MISSION. The Guaranteed Flour Drifted Snow Flour is absolutely guranteed to satisfy Your grocer is ready to buy buck at full price uuy suck of Drifted Snow blour that did uot satisfy. W e stand back of the grocer Ymi can't lose he can’ t lose and we don't lose. The course o f true love leads directly A person who doesn’ t learn some to the foot o f a steep hill called matri thing every day is gradually becoming mony. a back number. The girl who would be well off will There is no use arguing with the loud not wed a man for his money. talker. You couldn't convince him in thousand year* that he is wrong and Abbreviated dress: P.-a-b. waists, you couldn't learn anything from him si. skirts, diap. gowns. Fr. bathing in twice the same length o f time. suits. You never live with a woman so long Keep your nose out o f other people’s business -and let your eyes and ears but that once in awhile she w ill do something to dispel any incipient no follow your nose. tion you may have had about under About as soft a job as w * can standing her. imagine is that o f an innocent-looking, The wiser a person is the more foolish sweet-faced, sweet-voiced female book bis blunders appear to be. agent calling on the bachelor trad*. The flour ' makes good’ ’ aud it will satisfy— try it SPERRY FLOUR CO. TACOMA Grove, on the Coast Fork road. All bottom land and cultivated. There are no improvements on this tract but it ia No. I good land. The aoil will put on the improvementa if cultivated. Price Pro|H<rties are cheaper for the same values than anywhere in the W illam ette Valley. t ’-orne In and aee ua or write ua. Hemenway & l^ickwood. 100x100 with 6-ruom bouse, loo feet from Mam Street. Thia la good hual- Moet mothers hope to bring their Some folks feel as if they had given Clone in home cheap. 6 acrea three- neas tract and in the buaineaa part o f boys up with a few improvements on ten dollars to charity every time they fourths miles from town, upland, but the town. For good reaaona w ill aell the immediately previous generation, say someone deserves sympathy. comparatively level. H e w e d l o g cheapi-r than other pnqiertiea adjoining but before they get done a lot o f these house, two acres cleared, the balance same. Write. The boy who is abused in youth And* mothers would be satisAed if the suc young timber. I f taken aoon can lie 234 acrea, surface rolling, but not it mighty unpleasant, but the training ceeding generation had all o f the old bought fur $80U; $6lK) cash, the balance steep. Watered by river and springs, w ill be found o f considerable practical man’s good qualities. time at 7 per cent. This tract will 40 acres cultivated. One and one-half value after he grows up. Booze adds to the avoirdupois and make good chicken farm, or tine fur million feet o f good saw timber beaidea fruit. piling and mining timbera. One and subtracts from the weight o f mind. Why is everyone so afraid o f a burg 154 acres, 6-room house, barn 114x54 one-half miles from shipping station, lar* He has more reason to be scared A girl will let a beau spend moet other out buildings, well and spring one-half mile to school. This is good than tboee belonging in the house. o f his salary on bon bona and ice cream water, 6 miles from town, 3U acres in soil and cheap. Price $36 per acre, and then wonder why it takes him so cultivation, one million feet good aaw $6,000 rash, balance time. 80 acres, 6$ I f men only knew why some girls long to save up enough to get married. timber, 100 head goals, team wagon, miles from t'-ottagr Grove on good fall in love with them they would have cow, chickens, crop and all farm imple wagon road. River bottom land, 70 much o f the conceit taken out o f them ments go with place. Price $5,000, acrea in cultivation and paature; 10 half cash, balance time six per cent. acrea timber. The best o f soil, free Every mother thinks her son is a shining light. One flue residence lot with 5-room and easily cultivated, good7-roum farm house, chicken house, wood shed. This houae, barn 40x60 with all other out Frequently the dope that an author property ia located on West Msin St. buildings usually found on good farms. One o f the best livery businesses on ith a reputation sella easily is not as Street is paved. Cheap at the price Good fences and watered by Moaby good a* the stuff he has had returned the coast. Barn 100x104 and up to i reek. Irrigation ditch on place. A of $700. ith thai-ks in the early part o f his date in all respect, 38 head o f good 4«) acrea three and one-half miles good family orchard in bearing. One horses with full equipment,, buggies, career. hacks, robes, eel. Barn equipped with from town. Box house, barn and out and one-fourth miles to shipping sta Your w ife gets just about as tired of About 7 acrea open land. tion, three-fourtha mile to achool. hot and cold water, electric lights, houses. having you around all the time as of two story 10-room house. I.ot 80x80, Place all fenced. Plenty o f timber for Thia is an ideal home for a good farmer, $8,(MM); $6,(KM) caah, balance not having you around any o f the time. two-acre tract o f land, blacksmith shop, farm purposes. This place if taken time. ___________ I f unfulAlled promises were grounds ware house, oil house. The owners soon can be had for $1,260. Terms on Don't Breath Dust. for impeachment, a lot o f other aspir netted 26 per cent last year in the busi part. It c a r r i e s disease germs. Use ants would have opportunities to make ness. Town on S. P. R. K., one block 8 sere tract adjoining Cottage Grove. from depot. Seven towns tributary to This place ia the moat desirable resi C-edarine Sweeping Compound, it ab promises they couldn't keep. the business. W rite for price. Rea dence pro|>erty near town. House sorbs the dust and prevents lung What day o f the week in numerical sonable terms on part. nearly new, small barn, large chicken troubles. For sale by Murkholder- Wonda Co. junt-26-sr|)(lH order is Billy Sunday? 164 acres, I f miles from railroad and house, large wood house, wash house Calling cards— The Sentinel. station, 3i miles from Cottage Grove, and other out buildings, 160 selected Woman’s elothing has been a puz 60 acres in cultivation, good farm fruit trees, larger part will bear this zle, but it is ge ttin g so it is not so hard house, barns and all kinds o f outhouses. year. A ll kinds o f small fruits in to see through. Orchard, berries o f all kinds. The bearing, the best o f garden land. Most favors come from those who balance o f the place is pasture and tim There are 700 goose berries in bearing. are not likely to ever ask one o f you. ber. Large outrange for stock. Run A strong spring o f water runs the year ning water through the place with first around. Can be put into the house. A human crans seldom starts any water right on the creek for irrigating Three acres o f pasture. About 6 acres B E G I N S its forty-fifth school year S c p t z m s i r is (sis. « thing. farm. On good wagon road. This cultivated. W ill sell or rent. W rite. DEGREE C O U R S E S In msn y phases o f 80 acrea, four miles from town. Box The woman who would be in the farm has good land, good water and A O a iC U lTU a C C N O IN K n iN O HOMS good timber. Price $9,000, Terms. ECO N OM IC* M IN IN G fO IH S T S T COS- house, one acre in cultivation, l,500,(S)0 whirl always thinks it is her turn. Mines p m i s m a c t Good team, harneas and hack cheap, feet saw timber and 1,600 sticks o f pil Women are making a mistake in the About 72 acres can be tilled T w o - y e a r C o u r s e s >■> aoaicul . 392 acres three miles from town on ing. Tunc. HOME EC O N O M IC «. M ZC M AN IC new fangled kinds o f clothes they An i s r o n i s r n r C o M M in c z P M s n M s cr the PaciAc Highway, 342 acres in cul when cleared off,. Creek water through wear. They leave little to arouse tivation and pasture, 60 acres timber. place and place all fenced. Price $20 T e a c h e r s C o u r s e s in ui*nu*i man’s curiosity. training, Agriculture, domestic science A large farm house, three large barns Per sere. Terms. anil art. 190 acres logged off land and fenced A love affair does not develop that for hay. grain and stock. W ater piped M U S IC , including piano, string, baud peculiar, delieioua tang unless a few into house, running water through with woven wire fence, atmut 16 acrea instruments and voice culture. cultivated. Old family orchard, creek obstacles are put in its way to be place, 200 yards from railroad, orchard A B E A U T IF U L B O O K L E T entitled overcome. in bearing, with all kinds o f small water and spring, only 3ft miles from “ Tim K m h i c h m k n t o r R u s a i . L ira ” Cottage Grove on wagon road. This is and a CATAUKiua will be mailed free A man is quite often fooled when he fruits. This place can be bought for a bargain only $20.00 per acre. on application. thinks a woman forgives him because $45 per acre. Any one wanting a large Now la your oest time to invest in Address H. M. T k n m a n t , Registrar, she can not resist his personality. farm can do no better than this place. Corvallis, Oregou 48 acres, seven miles from Cottage property In and around Cottage Grove. Itw T U n> v V) Quite frequently she simply decides i ^ v H E R E A R E so many societies with high sounding names whose V, J energy seems to be speut in the annual election of officers and a few semi-social sessions, that it is a wholesome pleasure to come in contact with one having a well-defined mission and one securing re sults along the line o f its endeavor. Such an organization is The Oregon Social Hygiene Society, and its mission is the rearing of healthy men and women and the stamping out of immorality and venereal disease. A worthier object than that there is not. N o one can read any one of the many free pamphlets distributed by this society without securing information of inestimable value. No one can attend one o f the lectures given under the auspices of this so ciety without the same result. N o father should allow his boy to pass through the period of self consciouuess without giving him the information contained in pamph lets issued for this situation by the society. N o mother should allow her daughter to reach the age of puberty ignorant of the vital information the pamphlets contain that may save many a girl a life of misery. Other pamphlets contain surprising information for parents, pres ent and prospective. W e make the following brief quotations to indicate the value of study of the complete pamphlets from which these quotations are made: Self-control is a mark of manliness and not of effemi nacy. Abstineuce from impurity develops strength and courage. A boy should take uo liberties with any girl that he would not have another boy take with his own sister, and a boy that would even suggest to a girl any step that he knew might later lead to her downfall, while bis reputation remained unhurt, is a base coward. As a proposition o f fair play, demand of yourself the same standard of purity you expect in your sister and girl friends. When a girl accepts a man's courtship with marriage in view, she usually knows something about his social, financial and business standing. She also has a right to know his physical condition, especially as regards his sexual health. A girl contemplating marriage should requite that her intended husband present satisfactory evidence o f freedom from venereal disease. She may have unbounded faith in his good character, and be may ap pear an ideal man, but neither o f these is a guaranty that he is free from infection. She had far better remain single than marry a man who may convey his disease to that she doesn’ t care enough about him her and to her children, with all the suffering that attends to let his actions bother her. it. Many such marriages as this end in the divorce couits; but because of the shame the reason is Seldom God intends man and woman to wed, made public. and sometimes the devil seems to co What a child inherits by birth determines whether it operate. will be easy for him to live right or wrong. T o have the elements of a good character, and a body and mind free You can seldom stretch the truth from disease, should be the birthright of every child. enough to cover a lie. PROFITING BY OTHERS’ DILIGENCE. i ^ \ H E R E A R E in any community many seemingly content to profit and get pleasure from the diligence o f others. Usually this is because of thoughtlessness or negligence, but such action is, because of that, little less deserving o f criticism. Commercial clubs and civic bodies of every kind are shining e x amples of the fe 7 doing for the many. It isn’t right or just but it will probably be thus until the end of time or a little longer. A short time ago a rod and gun club was organized in Cottage Grove. Already a carload o f trout fry has been received here because o f the activities of this organization and because of the protection to fish and game such a body promises. A second car is expected this fall, making three carloads planted in the Cottage Grove streams this year. There are probably some couple hundred or more who derive a certain amount of pleasure from angling for the gamy beauties which inhabit the Grove streams, yet the membership of the rod and gun club is only some thirty, and some of these are men who do not whip a stream once a year. The difference between the number o f disciples there are o f Izaak Walton and the number o f members there are of the rod and gun club, is too large. A ll "g o o d ” sports will pingle up the necessary simoleon and become members. DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR will help you to bake the most delicious pastry you ever tasted T h e flour is wholesome— it's clean audit's right. The most successful cooks use Drifted Snow because their ex|ierience has taught them the lesson. Order it from y o u r grocer and see how good it makes your pastry or bread. A girl w ill trust a voung man with her heart before she would with her jew elry. _ HEMENWAY& LOCKWOOD’S COLUMN OR EG O N A G R IC U L T U R A L COLLEGE i \ Ruff Neck, s Sw eat er G o a ts i| Just What You Will 1 Need on 1 tour Vacation ij The way to get the male population to church is to advertise a sermon for men only with admittance at the side door. Some men want to hold office just to keep their hand in. $3. (MM) Womc :n A re Demanding M en’s Styles W e H ave Them ij Juniors’ and Children’s Carefully Knit- i! ted and Rightly Fashioned, $1.50 up. | j BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO. ! « ► When the son o f the house puts on his best clothes a fter supper, polishes up his shoes, spends ten minutes in an endeavor to make his hair lay down and leaves the house with a mysterious air and flushed cheeks, pater familias has a vision o f some young damsel in the other end o f town exhibiting un in clearing away the u,ual ,upper d,,heB- The man who hopes for his ship to come in should stick to water. ► ► 4 ’
