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About Cottage Grove sentinel. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1909-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 8, 1917)
Sii? trottati A Weekly Newspaper With Plenty of Backbone UMte fGr o \*** t?re '"as s'eco u d 'class m at ter ------ ' ’ hilbert Bede and Elbert Smith Publishers Elbert Bede.................... ............ .... Editor - liusiuess Office.... .2d South Fifth Street SUBSCRIPTION KATES One year.......$1.5Ui Thiee mouths.. ■40c Sc Six months__ .80 (Single copies. No subscnptiona Tisted Tor lesa thau 40c lawny Putirò!)' with »xtru meals, with I bnuqui'ta »mi tho like, ut which we cou «mue fuoii not uei-esaury to our woil Ito mg aud which does more harm than ! good. We are asked to conserve tats, sugar f think of the onrlom heutig of tittle bube« und tho Marred »tuli* whore onoo were little hunils, thut they aro saying that they have no pity for tho mothers whose struggling Imites have keen torn from their arms and their lives crushed *,ul who*,i ,ho vitaliy needed in (ceding the soldiers who ure lighting battles, whether thev be our own • buys, oi the soldiers of our allies. j p|iut IS verv lit tie to ask of us as our in ut in thè proaeeution ot a war thut meaus so uiueh to us, in thè prosceutiou ! ot' a war, thè wiuuiiig of wluch meaus that we will not be subjected lo the things to which Belgium, Frutice aud 1A rincula have been subjected. Yet there are a few, a trifling few, ils true, who complain when asked to do this little. There are a few house u n es who have relused to sign the pM g« w hang in their win .lows the curd which désignâtes thut 1 ,,„ oue which is cooperating with .out, that they are aligning themselves with those masters of frightfuluess who starve ami murder prisoners of war, , ... . , who think of women only us a means of satisfying their lusts and u means of rv'populatmg an empire, who have no respeet for womanhood or the marital | relation, who ture huslmnds, futhers aud lirothers froin wives, duughters ami ADVERTISING RATES Display, i!5c an inch; reading notices. Si sisters timi sent them to n foreign lami a Unei surrouuded uds., ¿Oc un inch; that the women might be left uiipru vlaamfied uds., le a word. Special dis teeted victims of lust, become worse counts on contracts. Cards of lhauks aud resolutions, tic a bue. than slaves and suffer worse than death. Wo do not believe that thev réalité LEGAL KATES he a line for single insertion; 5c a lino that by their actions they give their î l i d î ï ' Î W l i T w U,usU e‘î t î o « “ 5v;‘ a npproval of the ruthless submarine war line flat fora li notices ruuiung five in- tare, a method of murder so cruel that sertious to ten insertions, *c a iiue flat veil Satan himself would recoil from for notices running over ten insertions. it. the tood administration. National Editorial Association We do uot believe that they rvalue There are a very few we are som These ate tlte sewing «lays o f I lie season ami if yon have not chosen the material for yom new Oregon State Editorial Association , . ... , that if we fail to teed those men and Willamette Valley Editorial Association *° >a.'• "**u selfishly «ay, 1 have al suit, coat, dress or waist, you should do so now. Owing to the nn|ireeedeiited demand on mills Lane County Publishers’ Association ways bad what 1 want to cut aud 1 am , boys who are spending days, weeks aud and factories o f the country for all kinds o f wool, silk or cotton fiihrics, it will he impossible to i going to have all l want as loug as 1 am mouths in muddy trenches where the completely replace stocks which have heen sold out Our shelves are loaded with the liesl ol THUB8DVV. NO\ EMBER 8, 1817 hardships are so great that death must able to buy i t.” dependable quality dress goods in anticipation oi a future scarcity. These slocks will uot Iasi We are sorry to record that there are come us a relief, we and our allies will indefinitely they are here for your selection now Our prices are far below the market value PATRIOTISM AND OUR STOMACHS such i u Cottage Grove, those whose be defeated anil that the blood-glutted i aud a review o f the situation will prove to you that it is economy to buy now May we show homes will stand out distinct from the legions of murder, rapine aud frightful you these quality fabrics today? Just as the boys who are in the ; others because of the lack of a food ad- ness will carry the war to our shores, trenches have u great duty to perform ministration curd in their windows. j thut thou our women ami our daughters mid great sacrifices to make, so we at Of these few we do not wish to think "ill become the victims of a victorious home have just as great duties to per ; too harshly. Wc do wish to think that lust- und blood crazed army, that our form and just as great sacrifices to they intend to be unpatriotic. We ‘'hildien will be mutilated and mur- lied Seal Xcphyi ginghams are not only famous make. Perhaps the most all-important ‘ ‘ Wo must !mvo lieauty and we must have hoi do not believe they realize that by their dered, our country devastated and, it' fm their durahle wearing qualities hut the pat duties and the greatest sacrifices are selfishness they say that ” the boys iu the invaders are victorious, our liberties vice,” said Fashion, and promptly proclaimi'd terns are distinctive amt have that newness for us at home. The only difference is the trenches who are fighting for me taken from us. ahout them which is so desirahle to all Amen the* vo kuo o ! fine seiyi's, poplin, wool taffeta, that the boys in the trenches must per and mine, who are fighting to save my We do not believe they realize that call women. 1C« d Seal Zephy r gingham is last ete. You will find tins stole showing a wide form the duties and must make the sac daughters from the fate that befell the [ by their selfish regard for their atom color aud pro-shrunk. Kaoli pattern is lull 27 rifices which they are called upon to range of colors and patterns in these soft, fine Belgian girls, may go hungry, und the achs or their neglect to cooperate with inches wide. make, while those at home, for the light weight fuhries; 42 to fill inches wide; co l 1‘ iioe per y a r d ........................................... wives aud babies they have left at the foovl administration, they are saying 2 0<* present, at least, perform their duties that they invite such a fate for their ors: navy, tan, copen, hrown, grays, hnrgnndy, home in order that they may fight uiy und make their sacrifices voluntarily. battles, may starve, but I'm going to own country. fleam, Mack, purple, plum, etc As long as these duties are performed fill my stomach just as full as I wish.’ ’ j Wc are either for our rouutry or voluntarily and these sacrifices are I Viced a yard .............. # 1 .3 5 «»$ 2 .2 5 We do not believe they realize that against it. There is at this time no made voluntarily they w ill not be made We are showing the largest stock of madias when they pamper their stomaehs they | middle course. compulsory. The greater our effort to percales iu the history o f the store You will are saying that “ the boys who lave Those who are for it will voluntarily voluntarily comply with the wishes of find here a wide range of light, medium and been accustomed to everv delicacy at make whatever sacrifices they are re the government as regards the duties dark patterns Kvery holt is o f extra count home may sacrifice their stomaehs in quested to make. we are expected to perform and the sac Including chiffon, taffeta, satins, crepes, pop thread, last color and full ,'tti inches wide You Those who nre ngaiust it ure aligned fighting for me and mine, they may live rifices we are expected to make, the lin, etc., including plain, stripes and plaids in will find our madras percale a splendid cloth on hardtack or whatever else they nre with the imperial power which says that lor house dresses, school drosses, aprons, men's longer it will be before thev are made , , . .... might is right, that womeu prisoners i able to get but while I am going to en all the new desirahle colors and shades. V1! and hoys' dress shills, ete l.et us show you compulsory. joy the liberties for which they nre are the rightful property of the captors, shown in Mti inch w idths these new» pcicalo* this w»-ek In one of the requests of the govern ' fighting and dying, 1 m not going to to bo used in whatever manner may sag I i c e d a y a r d .............. 9 5 « * to # 2 . 7 5 I’ lieeil a yai d. 2 0 O and 2 5 0 meat we have a great duty and a great j 0 anything that means inconvenience gest itself to those s c h o o l e d in the most sacrifice combined. That is in follow to me.” unspeakable atrocities, which says thut ing out the wishes of the food admin We tlo not believe they realize that the murder of a million harmless, peace istration. in their regard for their stomaehs, in ful Armenians was a military necessi Thus far the food administration has their refusal to voluntarily give up some ty in carrying on a war in which the asked nothing that in any way corn of the things that are needed for the favor of God is on their side, which pares with the sacrifices being made by fighting forces on the far-flung battb- says that the commandments are not the soldier boys. We are assured that field, they are allying themselves w in sacred when u liohenzollcrn wills that we are for the present to have all we the enemies of our country— that they I they must broken, which says that a need. We are encouraged to eat our are giving their approval to the raping power which conceived ruthless subma usual number of regular meals and to of Belgium, its maidens nnd mothers, rine warfare, the murder of women and eat the amount of food that is necessary that they nre saying that they have no children in cold blood, which conceived to our well being. protest to make against the violating the crucifixion of naked no-n and nom We are. however, asked to conserve and mutilating of women, that they >-n as a horrible example to their ene certain kinds of food, substituting oth- have no protest to make against the mies, shall be the ruler of the earth, ers in their places. We are asked to maiming of little children, that their which says that the life ot' nn Edith eliminate waste. We are asked to do hearts are not stirred to pity when th'v Cavcll, or of an entire nation, is nothing it in desirable that ihe former standards may lie »‘Milled We must tiu\ •• patriot I one in the Willamette valley thought if it stands in the way of a mad kaiser's of living be preserved as far as possible ic service from llu- Ingliesl to tin- low Stanfield would be elerte»l He might impossible ambition. be abb* to spring a similar roup lignin. without waste and with a distinct sav '-st. It is our hope, it is our belief, that ing in the things w«• must slop to Ku I within a few days there will not be a rope. A E S'ott, who drift, d away from NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT single home in Cottage Grove in which the newspaper business u year ago and In tlie rounty court of Ih»* stat». of the voluntary food pledge has not been Oregon first ill volunteer enlistments, tried fruit ranching, bas returned to th»' Oregon fnr Lune county. In th»- muttcr signed—that there will not be a home first in the Red Cross drive first In Forest Groves News Times, again being of thè estate of llnnnnli Deeta, ile which has not voluntarily nnd definite the Liberty loan drive, first in every half owner. We have imi doubt that tb»‘ ri'fiscd. ly aligned itself on the side of our gov Noti»-»' is hrrcliy given thut 11. B. patrioti»' service, while we reap but few already high standar»! of the Now« ernment as against the kind of govern of the benefits of the war. If we are Times will be unproved under the re Wonllcy, thè exerutor of thè estate of ment we have just described. first in everything else, why should »»' mined joint ownership and edit«rahi| iliinnnh l>»'»'ts, derensed, lina rcnilcred Next week we will publish a list of ami presente»! for final s»'ttIciitcnt, and of Hcott At Hurley. those who have signed the food pledge be last to get an army cnntonnient f file») in thè tiliove nann-d court, Ina final eard, as well ns a list of those who have ai'count of hi« odininistration of «ni.l »•« The .Stanfield Standard gets out a tate, and thut Friilay, Decomber 7th, refused to do so. We sincerely trust that The Woodburn Independent says that there will be none of the latter, for they compulsory arbitration would be a farce Bob Stanfield booster editiun but can 11*17, ut cleven o'rlock a. ni. nt th»' roun will stand out as refusing to come to the because the state can not compel men not decide whi'tber to run him for gov- ty court room of ani»! court nt thè roiirt aid of their government in time of need to work for others. That may be true, «‘ rnor or for the United States senate, house in Eugcne, Lane county, Oregon, — they will stand out as refusing to do but in such titini s as th.... the govern ’ "'•* did nut expect t o ..... Hob make good lina tieen iluly iippointeil bv thè salii their part in preserving the liberties ment can take over th»* industri»'.« and as sp*'ukcr of th** house, liut h»* *lid, and »'.»urt for th»* settlcmenf of sai.! neenunt and priceless heritage for which a past them. ; put the j»di over with real class. Now ami th»' finding ami decree of the sani and passing generation fought, bled and cun conscript men to work court as to th»• heirs of Ihe sani estate died. They will stand out us monuments That's just what will happen if unpntn j we have no doubt that he could make and for til»' distribution of the resiilu»* otic workmen persist in hampi'ring the j good either as governor or ill the sen of selfishness at a time when all are thereof, at which time nml piare any called upon to make sacrifices in keep government by using our present dis atc, Imt thè carda do not .«cein to indi person interested therein may appear ing with our responsibilities as citizens treaae»! condition to attempt to force ente at th»' present moment flint he and fili- or interpose objections to sai»! of this great land of the free and home through things they eould not force could be elected to rither pnaition in thè | aceount or licere of the brave. through in times of pence, or if they iicxt »-umpaigii. The fnet remains, how Dated this the 7th ilny of Novi'mher, not voluntarily submit to arbitration «•ver, thut six montila before thè eli*»- A. D. 1817. K. H. WOOLLEY, F. O. B. DETROIT — OREGON VOTER TAKES IT BACK. when asking for things to which they lion of a speaker of tie lust house, no nov8 »let'll E xe c u to r. Sewing Days Are Here Red Seal Zephyrs All Wool Dress Goods New Madras Percale New Silks THE QUALITY STORE-COOP SERVICE J $745 Straight and sure--- like an arrow that flies from the bow and imbeds itself in the bull’s- So have the Maxwell builders fixed a price for their product— $745— which makes it pos sible for them to say: “ Below this figure there must be something lacking which we have put into the Maxwell— efficiency, durability, economy, comfort, beauty or standard equipment. — and above this figure we could give you no greater practical utility— only larger size or richer and fancier furnishings.” This is the scientific fact— proved and de monstrated by one of the giants of tha motor car industry in years of production on an im mense scale. And we stand firm on this finding of the Maxwell builders. We believe the Maxwell to be the BEST MOTOR CAR INVESTMENT possible today. J. C. HENRY, Ag’t The Oregon Voter, in its latest issue, tries to gracefully retract the uncalled- for slanderous things it recently said about the country newspapers. It wus impossible, however, to get out of the position in which it had put itself and do it with grace. Tho Voter's pusillani mous attack upon the country press threw a deathly chill over some of the nice things the country papers would have liked to say about Th»; Voter’s editor, who acted as chairman of Ihe publicity committee of the state Liberty loan committee. It was rude and dis courteous, to say the least, for (.'hap- man to lie about those who had made it possible for him to makp a success of his job. The Nentinel has received a letter from Chapman highly compliini'nt ing us upon our work for the Liberty bonds, and Chap, is hereby forgiven. The food administration does not ad vocate penuriousness in the spending of our money. It is not desirable that business should be interfered with any more than necessary. Business should be kept as nearly normal as possible and still follow the advice of the food administration. There is no need, so far as we can see, for those who can afford it, to do without high-priced delicacies to which they have become accustomed, as those cannot be shipped to the soldier boys and may in a measure take the place of things which can be shipped. Money must be kept in circulation and Royal Baking Powder saves eggs in baking In many recipes only half as many eggs are required, in some none at all, if an additional quantity of Royal Baking Powder is used, about a teaspoon, in place of each egg omitted. Try the following recipes which also conserve white flour as urged by the government. Corn Meal Griddle Cakes 1 Vi cup« corn met! ly, cupa cup bolline water !« cup milk 1 tabli blsspoon shortening 1 tablespoon m ols«««« W cup Hour 1 teaapoon «alt 4 teaipoon« R ojal Baking Powder Eggleaa, Milkless, Butteries« Cake ■raid corn mosl In bowl with boiling water: add milk, melted shortening and molnaaea; add flour, «alt and baking powder which have been sifted together: mix well. Bake on hot greased griddle until brown. cup brawn sugar '.j teaspoon talt cups watar teaepoon nutmeg cup «ended rallini 1 teaepoon cinnamon ouncaa citron, cut tne 1 cup flour Z, cup shortening 1 cup rva flour t teaapoons Hops! Baking Powder Boll sugar, watar. fruit, shortanlng, salt and aplcaa together in esucepsn 3 minutes. When cool, add flour and baking powder which hare baen lifted to. gather. Mix w ell; bake In loaf pan In moderata oven about 46 minute«. (The Old Method called for 2 egg«) (The Old Method (Fruit Ceke) called for 2 eggs) NO EGGS 1 *V4 I > Send for our neu) booklet “ 55 Waya to Save Egga.’ * Mailed free on requeat. Address Royal Baking Powder Co., Dept. H ., 135 William Street, New York
