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e d ito r
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of Ladies' Shoes ever brought to the
city, made by the famous Utz &L. ;[
Dunn Shoe Co. of Rochester, N. Y.
Inspect these shoes now. Prices
just right.
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T H U R S D A Y . A U G U ST M . 1913
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to r —there are lota of words th a t would
be worth many tim es th a t amount to
be left u n a a id ._ ______
POWELL
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Child labor will navar be one of the
foundations of an enlightened citiscn
IS more talk about the d ia p h o u o u s x-ray skirt th an there ship—and th a t's no kid.
ca, CO.
MAIN STREET. AT FIFT H
SEEING THINGS.
a^^H E R E
^ J is to the g arm e n t itself.
It is the object of ridicule, the object of satire, the object of
e x c o riatio n — a n d the object of every m a u ’s eyes
It is h ard to get an opiuioti upon the bea u ty or lack of bea u ty of
the g a rm e n t. N o m atter how hard a tnau m ay try, there are two r e a ­
sons why few of them ca n c o n c en trate attention upon the garm e n t
alone, especially if those two reasons are shapely and well upholstered,
but we venture the opinion th a t if its popularity is to rest upon its
appeal to the esthetic its life will be short.
It is merely a freak, a garish monstrosity, a sporadic vent for
feminine im modesty. T h e only good purpose it has served is to distract
for the nonce com m ent from wom au s bat, which has been the special
object of vituperation for years.
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I’T W H Y T H I S SPA SM about w o m a n 's dress co rru p tin g the
m orals of the b epantalooned sex? Is m an a supine, spineless
creature? Is be a weakling? a neurotic? a sensuous biped w ith ­
out esthetic discernment? C an he not see in the voluptious fem inine
form the most glorious, the most artistic, the most perfect work of the
creator?
T h a t perfect com bination nf interwoven curves, those u n d u la tin g
muscles, th a t perfectly tinted flesh, defy in g im itation by the brush of a
master, th a t rythm ic h arm ony of perpetual motion, should lead the
m ind of m au through ethereal heights instead of fllliug it with th o u g h ts
conceived by a fiend and nu rtu re d by the devil.
F or sham e on m au! W o m a n ’s lack of w om anliness is no ex cuse
for a lack of m auliuess. Because A d a m stele the apple m ust wom an
forever be sw addled in endless y ard s of silks, satins, g iugham s.
woolens a n d dimities? Let m a n brace u p a n d be a m a n —and let wo­
m a n show th at she is a wom an if she wishes.
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Rumors are afloat again th at the
coal supply is nearly exhausted - but
as long as a benign congress perm its
the Congressional Record and m iscellan­
eous publications to be franked through
One of th e b est liv ery businesses on
the mails, the populace refuses to get
the coast. Barn luOxliM and up to
excited over the pro pec ts of a lack of
d a te in all resp e ct, 38 head o f good
cheap fuel.
HEMENWAY& LOCKWOOD’S
COLUMN
from depot.
When the people g e t a fte r the lum ­
ber barons, it will be th eir own fault
if there is no tall tim ber to tak e to.
The American eagle ia a bird of prey
—which may be on« reaaon why ao
many worship the gold piece ty th at
name.
A million or more dead letters were
received by the postal departm ent at
W ashington during the last y e a r—
which does not include th e statu tes
th at are not enforced.
C ount Z arech q v irsk u m n y is g e ttin g
to be a fam ous au th o r. A nyone would
pick him fo r a m an of le tte rs .
woman older than she says she ia.
WHY THIS SUDDENNESS?
R E N Z I E D Tom Lawson a n d P astor M cPherson h a v e worked
them selves into a furore of righteous ind ig n atio n about Tam -
m a u y H all all of a sudden like. W h y this unseem ly haste for
action? W h y this frenzy to sw at the striped beast fore and aft?
this belated a w a k e n in g to the iniquities of a n organiz atio n w hich is
doing now n o th in g it h a s n 't done d u rin g a q u a rte r century?
Tom Lawson h a s kn o w n of the filth a n d corruption th a t has p e r ­
m eated New York politics d u rin g the g reater p art of his active life.
Pastor M cPherson ca n hard ly claim the a tta c k on S ulzer as a re v e la ­
tion. An atta c k on T a m m a n y sep a rate a n d a p a rt from a defense of
the hypocrite S ulzer jvould h av e been m u ch m ore forcible.
E
Seven tow ns tr ib u ta ry to
W rite for price. R e a­
sonable te rm s on p a rt.
164 acres, H m iles from railro ad and
sta tio n , 3 | m iles from C o ttag e Grove,
60 ac res in c u ltiv a tio n , good farm
house, b arn s and all kinds of outhouaea.
O rchard, b erries o f all kinds.
T he
balance of th e place is p a stu re and tim
her. L arg e o u tra n g e fo r stock. R un­
ning w a te r th ro u g h th e place w ith first
w ate r rig h t on th e creek for irrig a tin g
farm . On good w agon road.
T his
farm has good land, good w a te r and
good tim b e r. P rice *9.000. T erm s.
The Standard Oil Co. believes in hid­
th e business.
ing its lights under a bushel.
a
V " V \ H E P O R T L A N D S P E C T A T O R has ju st h ad an o th e r d a n g e ro u s
spasm superinduced by an overdose of self appreciation, the r e ­
sult of its ideas about the closed shop being endorsed by the A t ­
torney General, who stopped the S tate Printer from sig n in g up a c o n ­
tract with the T ypographical U nion. T h e S pectator spews all over i t ­
self in saying th a t to h a v e unionized the S ta te print shop would have
beeu to h a v e advertised to the world th a t O regon w auts n o th in g but
union labor. S uch talk is senseless drivel a u d hardly worthy of even
the slight attention we h a v e g iv en it.
J u s t to m a k e T h e S pectator squirm , we wish to tie inform ed by
what m ethod it will get S tate P rinter H a rris to give a n on-union m an a
job, even after th e A ttorney G e n e ra l's sw eeping endorsem ent of T h e
Spectator.
We would gently inform the refractory Spectator th a t the rule at
the S tate priut shop is still union men only. J u s t to m a k e T h e S p e c ­
tator squirm ag a in we would inform it th a t the late W illis D uniw ay,
who, in a m agnificent m em orial appreciation in T h e S pectator, was
declared a splendid type of m an, was a m a lig n a n t offender about h ir­
in g only union printers. If T h e Spectator will ta k e the trouble to i n ­
vestigate it w ill.probably find th a t not d u rin g its life h a v e non union
printers been em ployed in the S tate shop.
Good team , h arn ess and hack cheap,
392 ac res th re e m iles from tow n on
th e Pacific H ighw ay. 342 acres in cu l­
tiv a tio n and p astu re, 50 acres lim b er.
A la rg e farm house, th re e large barns
fo r hay. g rain and sto ck . W ater piped
into house, ru n n in g w ate i th ro u g h
place, 200 y ard s from railro ad , orchard
in b earin g , w ith all kinda o f sm all
fru its . T bia place can be b o u g h t for
*45 per acre. Any one w an tin g a larg e
farm can do no b e tte r th a n th is p lare.
48 acres, seven m iles from C o ttag e
Grove, on th e C oast F ork road. All
bottom land and cu ltiv a te d . T h ere a re
no im pro v em en ts on th is tr a c t b u t It is
No. 1 good land. T he aoil will p u t on
th e im p ro v em en ts if c u ltiv a te d . Price
*3,000
*
Close-in home ch e a p .—6 acre» th ree-
fo u rth s m iles from tow n, upland, b u t
co m p arativ ely level.
H e w e d log
bouae, tw o acres cleared , th e balance
young tim b er. If ta k e n soon can be
bought for *8U0; *500 caah, th e balance
tiu>e a t 7 per cen t. T hla tr a c t will
m ake good chicken farm , or fine for
fru it
154 acres. 6-room houae, b arn 34x54
o th e r o u t buildings, w ell and apring
w ate r, 6 m iles from tow n, 30 acres in
c u ltiv a tio n , one m illion fee t good aaw
tim b er, 100 head g o als, team w agon,
cow, chickens, crop and all farm im ple­
m ents go w ith place. P rice *5,000,
h a lf caah, balance tim e six per cen t.
One fine residence lo t w ith 5-room
The traffic between here and heaven
house,
ch ick en house, wood shed. This
m ight rightly be term ed in testate.
p ro p erty ia located on W est Main St.
It is well to he discerning—but S tre e t ia paved. C heap a t th e price
d on't notice the dark side of things any o f *700.
oftener than necessary.
40 acres th re e and o n e-h alf m iles
from tow n. Box house, b arn and o u t­
houaea.
A bout 7 ac re s open land.
P lace all fenced. P le n ty o f tim b e r for
farm purposes. T his place if ta k en
■oon can be had for *1,250. T erm s on
p a rt.
If the tim e th a t has been wasted
trying to find a chemical th at would
change the baser m etals into gold had
been spent in try in g to discover
som ething th a t would change bile
to the milk of human kindness, some
8 ac re tr a c t ad jo in in g C o ttag e Grove.
good m ight hiive been accomplished.
T his place is th e moat d esira b le re s i­
dence
The city man longing for a little
patch of ground he can call his own,
does not understand why boys w ant to
W
hy the farm .
leave
Who says it rains all the time in Oregon?
Don’t boost!
Just tell the truth.
Ideal harvesting weather.
n ea r
tow n.
H ouse
W hich W ill
You H a v e -
The Large, White
Creamy Loaf or the
Small, Soggy Loaf ?
Y'ou can alw ays bake bread o f th e light, la rg e and d e ­
licious so rt if you insist on using
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR
T he in g red ien ts th a t go to m ake up th e delicious loaf
of bread a re alw aya found in “ D rifte d S n o w .” It
imsues a high g lu te n te a t lM«cause of the ehoice w h ea t
used in the milling and th e p a rtic u la r paina our m illers
ta k e in th e selection, cleaning and grinding.
D rifted Snow Flour is a g u aran te.n l flour. I f you
don’t have sa tisfac to ry resu lta w ith D rifted S now ”
you only need to tell your g rocer and th e flour you
[lave use.) w on’t cost you a cent.
Tins flour ia made to sa tisfy th e successful housew ife
and it has n ev er failed to do so. U se it you rself and
see how much more delicious your baking will be. For
sale by leading g ro cers all o ver the Pacific ( oast.
Sp e rry
F lo u r
Co.
and o th e r o ut buildings, 150 selected o n e-h alf m iles from sh ip p in g sta tio n ,
fru it tre e s, la rg e r p a r t will bear th is o ne-half m ile to school. T h is is good
y ear. A ll kinda o f sm all fru its i n , suit and cheap. P rice *35 per acre,
b ea rin g , th e best of g arden land. *5.000 ra sh , balance tim e. HU acres. f>4
T h ere a re 700 goose b e rrie s in bearing. m iles from C o ttag e G rove on good
A stro n g sp rin g uf w a te r runs th e year w agon road. R iver bottom I and. 70
around. C an be p u t into th e houae. acrea in c u ltiv a tio n and p a s tu re ; 10
T h ree acrea of p astu re . A bout 5 acres se re s lim b er. T he b est o f soil, fre e
cu ltiv a ted . W ill sell or ren t. W rite. snd essily cu ltiv a te d , g o o d 7-room farm
80 acres, four m iles from tow n. Box house, b arn 40x60 w ith all o th e r out
house, one ac re in c u ltiv a tio n , 1,500,000; b u ild in g s u sually found on good farm s.
fe e t saw tim b er and 1,50*1 stick s of p il­ Good fences and w ate red by Moaby
ing. A bout 72 ac res can be tilled i reek. Irrig a tio n d itc h on place. A
when c le a r« ! off. C reek w ate r through good fam ily o rchard in b earin g . O ne
place and place all fenced. P rice *20 and one fo u rth milea to shipping s t a ­
tion, th re e -fo u rth s m ile to school.
P er a e r j. T erm s.
Thia ia an ideal hom e fo r a good
190 acres logged off Isnd and fenced
fa rm e r. *8,000; $5,000 cash, balance
w ith woven w ire fence, about 15 acres |
(line.
c u ltiv a te d . Old fam ily orchard, creek |
w a te r and sp rin g , only 3} m iles from ' 100x100 with 6-room house, 100 feel
C o tta g e G rove on w agon road. T hia ia from Main S treet, Thia is good tsisl-
n.-ss tra c t and in the business p art of
a b arg ain only *20.00 per acre.
Now la your oe«t tim e to in v est in
p ro p erty In and around C o ttag e G rove.
P ro p e rtiea are ch e a p e r for th e sam e
values th a n an y w h ere in the W illam ­
e tte V alley. (x>me in and see us or
w rite ua. H em enw ay & Lockwood.
234 acres, su rfa c e ro llin g , b u t not
ste ep . W atered by r iv e r and sp rin g s,
40 acrea c u ltiv a te d . O ne and o n e-h alf
m illion fe e t of good saw tim b er besides
p ilin g and m ining tim b ers. One snd
the town. For good reasons will sell
cheaper than other pro|>ertiea adjoining
same. W rite.
• • “ D o n 't acrub d o n ’t mop yotfr lino­
leum it spoils it. Uae " P e r f e c tio n ”
Linoleum D reasing w ipe it w ith cloth
or clean mop. ■ • ' F o r sale by M odern
P h arm acy .
j26-aep6pd
W edding Statio n ery of every kind.
Sentinel.
Ruff Neck, smeh Sweater Coats
Just What You Will Need on Your Vacation
You’d see how much a woman thinks
of her hubby if you said the same
things about him th a t she does herself.
When we g e t an elastic currency it
It will be a
will probably be the kind th at con­
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tracts.
O n e w ay to kee p this section of Oregon advertised is the Pacific
H ig h w a y . L e t’s not lose it.
A n in san e person h a s n ’t th e rig h t of citizenship.
k ee p T h a w .
p ro p erty
In several large cities policemen
n early new , am all b arn , la rg e chicken
have instructions to watch for the X-
house, la rg e wood houae, wash house
ray gowns ami to accompany to the
police station all women discovered
w earing only a diaphonous, filmy sub­
stance to hide th eir limbs from the
gaze of man. Jobs on the police force
will be a t a premium.
If folks using the telephone only
knew the difference in the impression
made between "W ho is th is? ” and “ Is
T h e C ottage G rove C om m ercial C lub will soon resum e activity this so-and-so” they would never use
the form er.
after a s u m m er v acation. Are you one o f the live ones?
T h e re is no need to ask “ W h a t will the harvest lie?”
b u m p e r one in the W illam ette, as usual.
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tw o-acre tr a c t of land, b lack sm ith shop,
Some of the big in terests are going w are house, oil house. T he ow ners
our old friend Darwin one b etter and n etted 25 p er ce n t la st y ear in th e b u si­
are trying to make monkeys of us.
ness. Tow n on S. P. R. K., one block
N o th in g goes w ith o u t sa y in g w ith a
M O N O T H E several lectures given in connection with the wel­
fare e x h ib it last week were a p rivate one for boys and a l i k e one woman.
for girls. In these lectures the m ysteries of the sexes a n d the
An e a s te rn lady say s R o c k efeller
d angers of u n n a tu r a l an d prom iscuous in d u lg en ce were e x p la in e d lives
in am ong th e clouds. T h ere are
la n g u a g e plain and u n v a rn ish e d
There was no reticent prudishness. m any who th in k h e ’d b e tte r g e t all th e
A spade was called a spade a n d noth in g was done by m ysterious liv in g am ong th e clouds he can w hile
inueudo.
h e ’s on e a rth .
E very boy a n d girl in the city passing th ro u g h , or about to attain ,
Every city has a lot of citizens who
the age of self consciousness should have h eard these lectures. T h ey
d
o
n 't count- but they are alwaya fig­
were worth fortunes in show ing the way to physical vigor and moral
purity; in their appeal to the m anly c h iv alry of the boy and the dem u re ured in the census.
m aiden modesty of the girl.
If the price of leather keeps going
If every youth and m aid of the past tw o centuries h ad h ad s e x u a l
up even the wealthy won’t be able to
perplexities as fully e x p la in e d to them as they were in these lectures,
wear th eir shoes more than half-soled.
the red p la g u e would not now be a m en a c e to the u a tio n . P are n ts
would not need fear the sowing of their b o y ’s wild oats nor d read th a t
Laziness causes more misery than
their d a u g h te r m ight be p art of the harvest of some one else’s son.
overwork.
Because of failure to h ea r these lectures there is n o reason why
When women get to wearing m en’s
girls a n d boys m ay not h av e the sam e inform ation. It is the right
of every boy a n d girl to h av e it. It is the d u ty of every pareut to im clothes they ought to feel secure in
part it. T h e way is m a d e easy. A pplication to the S tate Board of their vested rights.
H ealth, Portland, will bring free p am p h lets th at are to be had for the
A man is as old as he feels- and a
asking.
THE SPECTATOR OFF AGAIN.
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horses w ith full eq u ip m en t, buggies,
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TELLING THINGS TO GIRLS AND BOYS.
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L egislators probably flgure oil g e t­ hacks, robes, ect. B arn equipped w ith
ting passenger rates so low th at passes hot and cold w ate r, e le c tric lig h ts,
will be no tem ptation to anyone.
tw o sto ry 10-room house. L ot 80x80,
The only bad featu re about those
South American revolutions is th at
they make so much noise th at a fellow
living in close proxim ity c a n 't sleep
i T T ^ K A R E I N C L I N E D , however, to agree with th at em bodim ent of very good in the mornings.
a perfect toilette, Mrs. E dw in C o u ld , w ho says, “ T hose who
display them selves in e x tre m e slit skirt, diap h o n o u s gowns and
skirtless b ath in g suits are not g en tlew o m e n .” If “ g en tlew o m e n ” do
not wear them they will not long lie tolerated against the o n s la u g h ts o f
th a t arbiter of fashiou, m an. T h e clinging, form fitting skirt is
doomed to th e sam e obscurity. As m u ch as m a n adm ires the form of
w om an, he is touchy about its unseemly, suggestive display. T here is
m ore e n tra n c in g beauty to him in the o p a q u e garm ent which h a n g s
ja u n tily from the hips and deploys modestly a b o u t the ankles.
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Probably the new vogue in feminine
apparel waa designed by women who
M ake C a n a d a got tired of spending tim e with fussy
lace and lingerie and then covering it
with opaque m aterial.
The person who never says anything
worth rem em bering will escape much
?
criticism .
Women Are Demanding Mens Styles
We Have Them
Juniors’ and Children’s Carefully Knit­
ted and Rightly Fashioned, $1.50 up.
B U R K M O L D E R -W O O D S C O .