Cottage Grove sentinel., October 22, 1913, Image 2

given in this day of direct govern­
ment and the idea is fantastic.
You did no such injustice to the
?ñe
respectable minority or majority
which will always disagree with
A WEEKLY NEWSPAPER WITH PLENTY q /»BACK BO NE
you on every question whatsoever.
E L B E R T B EO E Editor
M D C * GRANT Pub«UK*r» n e t :
There was no stenographer at
the meeting to take down tne
speeches. Unfortunately, I
S U B S C R IP T IO N R A T E S
present, but my informant*,
Every father aspires to make bis son
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makes a n.an grow like put­
Tour mistakes have purposely been made iu the following ads
accurate report, agree with you now ting Nothing
A D V E R T IS IN G R A T E S
him
into
a big job.
that
your
words
were
something
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chase at store named iu the first ad. Due hills good for 15c on
way
you
let
eunehine
in.
editor
and
resident
of
a
city
Resolutions, 6 cents per line.
a dollar purchase at the other stores represented below to the
which, etc." That, as 1 understand
Forgetfulneea
ia
excusable
only*
in
it,
is
the
only
way
in
which
you
next seven correct answers. The order of the ads. will he changed
B u s i n e s s O r r i c e : 2 6 So ut h F i f t h S t . undertook to “speak for Cottage
the
cate
of
unpleasant
things.
each
week. Read them all so as find the purposely made errors
entered at Cottage Grove as second class mail matter. Grove.”
A first-class publics!)
for
ly|M>gruphicul
errors are sometimes overlooked by the printer
The editor of The Sentinel intro­ Run away from trouble —the exercice
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 22, 1913
duced the resolutions referred to be­ will do you good, anyway.
cause he believed the editors of the A man doesn’t need to burn a light G R O C E R Y B A R G A I N S ! 3 Free Tickets to the Arcade
state should be the first to condemn when he is shining around a girl.
Sugar, a *k., $ 5 .40, 16 l b s . $1 to first three persons who find the
such reprehensible methods as those
JOHN H AY
and take them to The Sen­
used by those who secured the sig­ The woman who never cries hasn't' Eagle Brand Milk, a can 15c: mistakes
tinel
office.
the
necessary
qualifications
of
a
good
1 don’t go much on religiou,
natures to the referendum petitions
1 GraixMiuts, J pkgs, 25c; Corn
I never ain’t had no show;
and if for no other reason than to wife.
Flakes, 3 pkgs., 25c; Sardines, Only one ticket to a family each week
But I’ve got a middlin’ tight grip, sir,
rebuke those who brought the refer­ A woman may think a man has a soft Leans, 25c; W hite Laundry Soap T H E
ARCADE
On the handful o’ things I know.
endum into disrepute, the univer­ heart when it is merely a soft head.
<> bars 25c; large Cottoleue $1.50
I don't pan out on the prophets
sity appropriations should receive
He who always goes along his own ! D E S L A R Z E Y B R O S . Panama Canal Pictures Eve ry Wednesd’ y
And free-will, and that sort of thing—
a unanimous vote in their favor.
way
is likely to spend many lonesome
But 1 b’lieve in God and the angels.
The Sentinel is no particular
Ever sence one night last spring.
friend of the initiative and referen­ hours.
a plumber can ’t afford to
dum iu their preseut form, but they Eastern hammer makers have gone “* T / f experiment
We recom m end
I come into town with some turnips,
with cheap, un­
represent
the
wish
of
a
majority
on
a
strike.
Paragraphe»,
do
your
a n d sell
And my little Gabe came along,—
reliable plumbing fixtures, can
and should therefore have every worst.
No four-year-old in the county
you?
Call
iu
and
talk
it
over.
possible safeguard thrown around Uncle Sam is after the rotten eggs. Get my prices before sending
Could beat him for pretty and strong.
them. Those who abuse them He shouldn’t have much competition.
Peart and chipper and sassy,
away.
l’hone 112-Y Burnett’s Extracts
should
be administered a lesson
Always ready to swear and fight—
T h ey A re A b so lu te ly P u re
that will forever deter them from When some people want rain they
And I’d larut him to chaw terbacker
further manipulations such as those pray that the weather man will predict
Just to keep his milk-teeth white.
Frank Woodruff
which have made necessary the it.
Plumbing
And Plumbing Sup(4ui
KERR & S IL S B Y
approaching special election, and
The snow come down like a blanket
its attending great expense. An Where do all the pins go to? Any­
As I passed by Taggart’s store;
S T RE C EIVED
amount of money equal to the ap­ way, they don't seem to go into the pin See Our Window Display J U The
I went in for a jug of molasses
very latest in cameo rings,
cushions.
propriations
will
be
speut
because
And left the team at the door.
stickpins,
pendants and brooches.
of this malicious attempt to defeat If you think your wife spends too
They scared at something and started—
H a t s T r im m e d
•
A
large
assortment
of diamonds at
them.
prices lower than they can now be
I heard one little squall,
much
on
her
olothing,
give
her
a
purchased at wholesale.
Were honest motives behind this
And hell-to-split over the prairie
You will find that you MB huy eheancrr
attempt to defeat the uuiversity ap­ dressing down.
Weut team, Little Breeches and all.
here than anywhere else. Watches
propriations, they should even then When a man takes on avoirdupois
at
cost. All kinds of movements
Hell-to-split over the prairie!
receive a favorable vote, for the in later life he can feel that his career The L A D I E S T O G G E R Y
from
a Howard to a dollar watch.
I was almost froze with skeer;
money is direly needed iu carrying is rounded out.
MAItY
BARTELS.
Crop.
H. C . M A D S E N B
But we rousted up some torches,
on the work of the University and A statement of the actual amount of
And sarched for ’em far and near.
the citizens of the great State of booze consumed in one year makes s
At last we struck hosses and wagon,
Oregon should be above venting person stsgger.
5000 Tablets to be sold at A R M S T R O N G S T U D I O
Snowed under a soft white mouud,
their own personal spite upon an
The
friend
that
lends
you
money
is
Upsot, dead beat,—but of little Gabe
institution without which we could
T H E FAIR
No hair nor hide was found.
d j ^ l i u BUST PHOTOS
not ask for new settlers, nor should not remembered half as long as the one
you
lent
money
to.
/ in town. Prices to suit
2000
Pencils
worth
5c,
at
they
allow
others
to
do
what
they
And here all hope soured on me,
your purse. See our
would
not
themselves
do.
2
for
5.c
It is no credit to go forward with­
Of my fellow-critter’s aid—
new
work—it’s fine.
out making an effort to help those who
I jest flopped down on my marrow-bones,
New
goods
every
day
Crotch-deep in the snow, and prayed.
SPELUNG BEESTO IMPROVE are slipping backwards.
By this the torches was played out,
2 4 North Sixth Street
T
H
E
F
A
I
R
The man drawing a good salary and
And me and Isrul Parr
ORTHOGRAPHY
earning it hasn't the time, nor the
Went off for some wood to a sheepfold
We are exclusive agents for Kdison
That he said was somewhar thar.
Believing that poor spelling is the inclination, to curse the universe.
Phonographs and blue
worst drawback in the otherwise good The "commissary" form of govern­
Amherolu Records
We found it at last, and a little shed
public
education,
County
Superinten­
ment—with
the
“
full
dinner
pail"
alo-
,
Where they shut up the lambs at night.
P L O W S
dent Moore is planning to improve the gan—would, no doubt, prove popular.
ML
We looked in and seen them huddled thar,
orthography
of
the
ohildren
of
Lane
P O T A T O D IG G E R S , Etc.
So warm and sleepy and white;
A boy will get tired much quicker
county. To do this he will inaugurate walking
T
o
ilet
Preparations
And thar sot Little Breeches and chirped,
down hill on an errand than
a series of five old-fashioned “ spell­ he will running
As peart as ever you see,
up hill after a baseball. THE MODERN PHARMACY W Y N N E & W O O D S
ing
bees"
in
each
school,
the
whole
“I want a chaw of terbacker,
G EN ER A L HARDW ARE
series terminating in an elimination The calm, uncomplaining disposition
And that’s what’s the matter with me. ’ ’
Store
*
V
x
atf
T
h
e
contest for the championship of the of the oyster may be beautiful to con­
county.
How did he get thar? Angels.
template, but it never gets him any­
For this final contest the best speller thing.
He couldn ever have walked in that storm.
from each grade of every school in the
They jest scooped down and toted him
the county will be designated as a dele­ If all the stories that are told are
To whar it was safe and warm.
gate and will go to Eugene to contest true the "colonela" must form the
And I think that saving a little child,
for prizes for his grade. The prizes "major" portion of the population of
And fotching him to his own,
Kentucky. _______
will be gold coins.
Is a denied sight better business
Superintendent Moore says that about Before marriage a young girl counts
Than loafing around the Throne.
76 per cent of the failures in the time in heart-beats—afterwards in
eighth
grade examinations and for heart-aches— if she doesn’t pick the
SHOULD COTTAGE GROVE HAVE A COMMERCIAL CLUB?
teachers’ certificates, are due to poor right
kind of a man.
S IT WORTH WHILE for Cottage Grove to have a Commercial spelling, and he thinks that in the bus­
Club?
iness world there is no other single Have you ever noticed how a married
educational
system flaw that stands man will edge through a seemingly
Or would it be better'for those who contribute in monthly out so prominently
as poor spelling. solid crowd? It comes from his prac­
dues to save their money for other and better purposes?
He
hopes
to
make
the
in the tice in trying to get a word in edge­
The amount of interest shown in the Commercial Club by some coming contest so great interest
wise.
that
who would be expected to be enthusiasts for anything that would bene­ pupil in the public schools will every
make
fit the city to any appreciable degree, might lead one to think that it spelling the principal study in hia If there is anything that makea a The Absolute COMFORT and FREEDOM She Enjoys
fellow madder than having bad money
doesn’t make much difference whether we have such an organization course.
on him, it is to get caught
in Every Pose—Wearing
or not.
He will call on the people of Eugene passed
trying
to
palm
it
off
on
someone
else.
But thi true test is to question yourself thusly:
this week for contributions for the
Would I care to write my Eastern friends that Cottage Grove hasn’t cash
prizes to be offered to the best A good loser never throw* banana
a Commercial Club?
spellers, and he hopes to secure a peels in the way of those who worst
Would I care to live in a city without life enough to have a Com­ large sum to insure prizes of such him—but he should not too confidently
mercial Club?
value aa will enlist the attention of expect the same treatment when he
Would I care to live in a city without an official organization to every boy and girl.
is the winner.
answer inquiries, to distribute literature, to welcome visitors, to take up Business Partnership in Courts
FOR WOMEN, MISSES, CHILDREN
>
'
It is often claimed that women have
and handle and take a lead in all matters of public import?
no heads for finance. It teems to us
A
suit
was
filed
in
the
circuit
court
Did I ever stop to think that every time a public meeting of any
week by J. F. Spray against H. that they have a peculiar knack of get­ in which every objectionable feature of the usual knit
kind is held, the Commercial Club rooms are nearly always used, and last
F. Wynne, C. C. Hazleton and J. W. ting money out of men where even the garment has been entirely eliminated. Here are the fea­
always free of charge?
Veatch, in which he aska the defend­ law sometimes fails.
How would the Eugeue Radiators have been received if there had ants to render accounts and collec There are very few people in this tures which will appeal to every woman who would know
been no Commercial Club and no Commercial Club rooms?
tiona of the Wynne Hardware com­
old world who have become ao comfort, correctness and daintiness in her knit underwear.
Where would any one of a dozen meetings of the past year have pany of Cottage Grove, and to deter­ wicked
that they will not admit that
mine the exact amount of payments to at hardened
been held if not in the Commercial Club rooms?
leaat
a
reasonable amount of religion THE PA TENT-FITTED SEAT—The most notable improvement
the
Spray-Wynne
company,
and
also,
Where would the Road Builders’ Club meet?
ia
good
for
a person.
ever made in underwear designing, being so shaped that it
judgment for additional payments.
Where would the Rod and Gun Club meet?
clings snugly to the figure in any posture.
The
trouble
is
over
the
amalgamation
We read in the papers that a man
Where would the suffragists hold their public meetings?
of two hardware stores, and the plain­ dropped
dead
when
paid
an
old
account
THREE-CORNERED GUSSET-Relieves the strain at the
Where would the Woman’s Club meet?
tiff claims that the other man’s busi­ that had run twenty-five years. It THE thigh,
giving greater comfort and longer wear.
If the Commercial Club is really of so much value, would you care ness was encumbered with debt« doesn’t affect us that way. Bring in
amounting
to
$10,812.66,
which
he
had
THE
PERFECTED
SHOULDER-STAY-Keeps the garment
to live in a city without one?
your delinquent subscriptions.
not
antcipated.—Eugene
Register.
from
stretching
down
over the shoulder and holds the sleeve
If a Commercial Club is a necessity, are you a member? Are you
Hate
and
bile
can
do
no
good,
neither
in
place.
doing your share of the work, bearing your share of the burden, or
Places Announced.
you nor your enemies —so what’a the THE FITTED SHOULDER AND SLEEVE-Give the natural
are you hanging back and benefitting by the energy and enterprise of The Polling
list
of
the
polling places for this to
use.
Love and forgiveness will do
others?
vicinity as selected by the County some good—if
form to the bust and the proper tapering to the back.
to make you feel
Court last week are as follows, the better satisfied only
THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON AND THE SENTINEL
with yourself.
THE EXTRA-ELASTIC CUFF-Holds the sleeve in place and
name of the precinct being given first
ILOM ONE WHOSE VERACITY can not be questioned The and
keeps it frwh slipping up on the arm.
the building second: Bohemia, A New York dentist says that one
Sentinel learns that the paragraph in the voters’ pamphlet, which boarding
house at the Vesuvius mine ; reason why people have so much trou­ SHAPING AND SIZING—Giving Athena garments the actual
The Sentinel criticized last week, was prepared by a close and Brumbaugh,
school house; ble with their teeth ia because they
body lines and proportions, and affording sizes tliat will fit
warm personal friend of the editor of The Sentinel, who had no inten­ Cottage Grove Shields
1,
Masonic
halt; Cottage don’t exercise their jawa enough.
every
figure with tailored precision.
(
tion whatever of misrepresenting what the latter had said when he Grove 2, McQueen and Milne’s
office; How does he account for the fact that
introduced the resolution condemning the malicious attack upon the Cottage Grove 3, city hall; Cottage
university appropriations by an enemy who has as his object only the Grove 4, Mrs. Newcomb’s, corner women have more dentistry work done You can buy Athena at the price you have been paying
than m e n ? ______
Venting of personal spite.
Twelfth and Main streets; Cottage
for ordinary underwear. Thirty-eight fabrics in high-neck
The following statement has been made by the member of the Grove
Gets Free Subecription.
6,
hose
house;
Disaton,
Wild­
Eugene committee who prepared the argument for the yoters’ pamphlet: wood hall; Dorena, Dorena hall; Lath­ The free subscription for finding the and low-neck union suits and vests; ankle-length, knee-
It seems to me that those persons who are taking you to task for
in the Hampton A Co. and length and umbrella drawers. Twenty-eight distinctive^
am, Latham school house; Saginaw, mistake
“speaking for Cottage Grove" are reading into plain words a mean­
the
Oregon
Woolen Milla eda. waa shapes.
house,
Gertrude
and
Third
streets.
*
ing which is not there. You did not, as you sav, present the resolu­
won
last
week
by Mrs. J. J. Weeden.
tions as being the sentiment of Cottage Grove but as being the sen­
Mortgage deeds, warranty deeds, The same prize, eaix months’subecrip­
timent of the editors present at the meeting. It never entered
ir head, or mine, or that of any other reader of the voters’ pamph-
etc., at Sentinel office. Anything in tion to The Sentinel, will be given
or any of the editors present, that you “bore a commission from
every week.
the citizens of your home city." Commissions of that kind are not legal blanks.
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