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I’m The Best Shoe on Earth A. A. Ilnwe o f Minnesota visited here tills week. We have on display ill uur mat win dew the nicest assortment of aluminum ware, belli esst mid spun, ever shown in Collage G row . Wynne X Woods. Attorney mid Mrs. J. S. Medley m e visiting In Eugene. “For years a demand existed for a working shoe that could satisfy every demand its wearer made. The shoe must be perfect- only shoe that fills the different f r o m a l l bill. A s a result, I others. W hen I came am today the most along men tried me, popular working shoe. and they say I’m the Abe B mukn visited in Eugene Tues day. We have the tools you liuve been longing for to rid your lawn o f weeds Wynne X Woods. $ 3.75 F. J. Ilnrd wns down from Eugene this week on bis wiiv to Bulletins. Geo, Boliliuun wns in Eugene Tues ilny on business. “ When you think o f the money mv makers spend in making me perfect, no won der I ’m worth double my price. Precautions and processes that no other makers think o f are practiced in making me. “ My leather is the highest-priced—the selected part o f the back. It is ‘aged’ by the old-fashioned natural process— instead o f the usual artificial methods to dry and make it tough. “ I f you work outside— Farmer, Foreman, Railroader, Lumberman, Surveyor, Miner, Stockman or at anything else where you need heavy shoes, you should investigate me.” We sell ail A I Inwn mower for $3. in. A 10 Ini'b wheel, ball henring for $fi.4o. Tins is n regular $7.00 tnuehine. We buy from factory. Wynne X Woods. The committee which bud eliurge of the library benefit lust night wishes to thank the many who helped to make the affair a success, particularly the band, whit'll donated its services. Clear your luud with stumping p o w der. Hercules |siwder for road work By the |siuiid, box or ton at Swengel Hardware Co. Rees-Wallace Co. K Hull. (I. M, Kcin hint received lie. new automobile, lie mid Ciuird C o r e y driving it down from Portlund tin , week. It. F. Martin is here from Yamhill. The Sells- Kioto circus will be here May 2*>th The Swengel Hardware Company is selling it lot of high grude garden tools this spring. Why not try a little more hoe in your garden? Price $3.75 W H E R E YOU DO B E T T E R ” The directors o f the President Min ing company, which has valuable prop erty in the Bohemia mining district, held u meeting at Eugene Tuesday and elected A. P. Churchill, president; MANY MATTERS OF MORE THAN John S. Churchill, vice president; A. F. Campbell, secretary and counsel, PASSING MOMENT. sml Carl E. Kisehcr. treasurer. Suspenders and urm bands galore. Another meeting w ill be held on Sutur Notice the West window. Powell A day to outline plana for work. Cooper. TALES OF THE TOWN leaves for Yoncalla next week and the the seas. N ext Sunday morning at 11 it> the Methdoist Church Robert club w ill miss her very much. The club also wrote Mrs. Earl Sim- Sutcliffe speaks upon “ The I-osa of eral, former president, a letter. Re the Titan ic.” The speaker for nearly E D I T E D BY A NNA OGLESBY freshments were served and every one a score o f years had pastorates on the seemed to enjoy the afternoon. Mem Maine Coast where he came into close bers present were Mesdames Cochran, touch with sailors and ships. He w ill Groff, Allison, Atkinson, Mackin, dwell upon many features o f the disas Umphrey, Durham, Richmond, Scott, ter untouched by the ncwspa|>ers. Mrs. Iris Corey entertained the the library work. Miss Marven said Dean, Cooper, Cook, Armes and Bede. Union Young People's Service at 6 G. II. Tyson has received word of Emanon Club last Thursday afternoon. that there was no reason why Cottage The s|»eaker w ill be G. Evert Baker, Mrs. Brund was a guest. Mrs. Pearl Atkinson read the biogra Grove should not have a good library State President o f the Christian En the illness o f bis mother in England. phy o f Bryant and the balance o f the and encouraged the ladies in their Saturday evening an informal parly deavor Society. Mrs. Leon Desl.arzes Ed Ia>ng o f Portland visited here members answered the roll call with efforts to establish one. Several new was given at the home o f Joe Smith in renders a solo. Selections by orches Friday. quotations from Bryant. The usual members have united with the club honor o f Roy Cairns o f Springfield. tra. A hearty welcome to all. Try h sack o f A lfa lfa meal for your embroidery work was performed and a recently and the meetings are well at Various games were played and a Gives better satisfaction Presbyterian Church. Sunday, April cow feed delicious luncheon served. Those pres tended. dainty luncheon served. Everybody Price $1.30 per hundred. 21st, at the morning service. Rev. A. than bran ent w ere: Mesdames Atkinson, Bis- I expressed themselves as having a Sterling Feeil Co. S. Mason will preach on the subject The Sophomores were entertained at bey. Cook, Umphrey, Durham, Rich jolly, good time. Those present were: "T h e Greatest Thing in the W orld.” Owens .1 Son are making some im Phillips Hall Friday by the balance o f mond, Scott, Allison, Cochran, Bede. Misses Mabel Veatch, A llie Phillips, In the evening the young people will provements on their Silk Crvt-k saw 1 the high school, the entertainment be- Leah Perkins, Belle Burkholder, Nelta The Christian Church Sunday school ing given as a penalty for defeat in join with others in the Union Young mill. Hazleton, Atha Widdersheim, Jennie class o f Rev. Hoven closed an interest the ball game that afternoon. The People's Meeting at the M. E. Church Mrs. F. E. Henderson was down Smith, M yrtle Kern, Mrs. S. R. Smith ing contest with a pleasant sooial in usual games and good time were en at 7, to be followed by a song service from Row R iver yesterday doing some and Messrs. Roy Cairns, Ernest Ander the Endeavor rooms o f the Church F ri joyed. Refreshments were served at at 8 and address by Mr. G. E. Baker shopping. son, Joe Smith, Chas. Beidler, Chester day evening. The class had chosen T h e W a ve . o f Portland, State President o f the We make special prices on ice cream Banta, Dave and W ill Talmadge, I.. C. sides, each side competing to see which Oregon Y. P. S. C. E. Union. for church and lodge socials. The Beamer, S. R. Smith. The fam ily o f Mr. and Mrs. Phillip could secure the most members and "" • J. W. Baker is here from Portland ( 'r««n»®ry- the defeated side entertained the Hohl, o f this city enjoyed a reunion of ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ S. B. Morss went down the valley on I visiting Cottage Grove friends, champions with a supper and general the entire number o f its members last I ♦ ♦ business yesterday. Sunday, and a very nice time was en j Handkerchiefs to suit the most fas good time. CHURCH N E W S joyed by all. Those present living out t Lester Putman left for Corvalda this tidious. Powell & Cooper. Watch the ♦ The Missionary societies o f the Pres o f town were Mr. and Mrs. C. Hess o f ♦ week for a short visit. I i West window. byterian and Baptist Church gave a Roseburg, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hohl P. II. Jones and fam ily left Monday F olger’a Golden Gate Coffees, Teas farew ell miscellaneous shower for their o f Drain, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jackson Steadily the Methodist Sabbath for South Dakota. and Spices are the best on the market president, Mrs. Mary Walker, at the o f Eugene and Mrs. and Mrs. M. J. school is marching toward the two L. E. Stroud, who recenty arrived and are sold by the neatest little store home o f Mrs. H. H. Veatch Friday Wall also o f Eugene. Those at home hundred and fifty mark. Tw enty-tw o from Pleasant Hill, has opened a res in Cottuge Grove the Mctaan Shop. afternoon, prior to her departure for were Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Hohl, additional pupils next week and the taurant in the W alker Building. Mr. and Mrs. O rvil Spear have taken Philadelphia. The afternoon was George, Phil, W illiam and Eleanor goal is reached. Mrs. Frank Wheeler charge o f the farm o f A lex and John pleasantly spent doing needle work and Hohl. With the grand children and received a hearty welcome from her Cooley just outside the city limits. in social chat. Refreshments were Miss Clara Potts, a particular friend young people after her absence o f They have rented their house to W. C. served and the high esteem in which from Eugene, the company numbered several weeks. The married women’s Bingham. Mrs. W alker is held was manifested twenty in all. This is the first time in class taught by S. Sams had more in I f it ’ s Aluminum Warp you want, by the many valuable and useful arti a number o f years so many o f the attendance than ever before. Almost the Swcngel Hardware Store has it at cles that were presented to her on this fam ily have enjoyed a visit all to every chair in the vestry was occupied | 20 per cent less than regular prices. occasion. by the men o f the Lend-a-Hand. New gether. members were enrolled. Another hour W. C. Bingham, who has been work Mrs. Silsby and daughter Miss The Emanon Club completely sur could profitably have been used in dis ing on The Sentinel Booster Edition, Esther, were hostesses to a pleasant prised Mrs.Armes and Mrs. F. H. Cook cussion. The topic for study the tom- has liecomc so enamored with Cottage afternoon complimenting Mrs. H. O. Wednesday afternoon at the home o f Thompson Saturday. About 16 invited Mrs. Ben Groff. Mrs. Cook came ex ing Sabbath is: “ Fittin g o f Woman We want to add to our list of Grove that he haa rented a house and guests were present. A special fe a - ! pecting a surprise on Mrs. Armes and for the Home.” This question w ill be customers, for we know we can ! Wl11 ,pend the ,umm‘-’r herc- ture was progressive spider that proved Mrs. Armes came expecing to surprise debated: Resolved, That it would be give them the kind of banking! E’ c * ,’ockwood in well to have in Oregon a Marital Com business last Friday. a novel and exciting affair. Miss Mrs. Cook. service they want. We have mission from whom all those desiring Jennie Woods received the prize. I Joseph Plueard has been in Eugene A fte r a flower guessing contest, in to marry should receive a license of every facility for the safe and Miss Silsby entertained the guests and Corvallis th’s week on business. which Mrs. Cook carried away the head fitness before the ceremony could take expeditious handling o f all bank with a vocal solo in her usual charming Ed Newcomb returned Monday from prize and Mrs. Cory the booby and place. Affirm ative, Shinn ; negative, manner. Misses Veta Holderman and ing matters. We respectfully a two weeks' business trip to Portland. music rendered by Mrs. Bert Rich King. ____ Blanche Veatch assisted the hostess in solicit your account and can as mond, Mrs. Groff came in with a bas Make your garden work pay lietter serving an elaborate luncheon. Baptist Church.— Rev. Warner o f ket o f parcels and emptied them into sure you of courteous treatment. this year. Get one o f those hand cul Goshen w ill preach Sunday morning at The Ladies Club held a very interest Mrs. A rm e’s lap. She was delighted as tivators at the Swengel Hardware 11 o ’clock. Sabbath school at 10 ing and instructive meeting at the club well as wholly surprised and could Store. ..THE. rooms on Saturday afternoon. The scarcely express her thanks. Mrs. o ’clock. W. O. Wilson o f Antigo, Wis., ar State Librarian, Miss Cornelia Mar- Cook was presented with a silver rived in the city Wednesday and will Every heart in town has been van, was present and gave a splendid berry spoon and was as completely touched by the fearful loss o f life spend a few days with his parents, Mr. address to the members in regard to nonplussed as Mrs. Armes. Mrs. Cook caused by the sinking o f the queen o f and Mrs. Geo. Wilson, West Main Ave. “ THE OLD RELIABLE” u rirtij t First National Bank I ! Ladies’ an d M en ’s T ailo red Suits $7.45 $9.95 $12.45 $14.95 $16.50 $17.45 $19.85 $22.45 $24.85 $27.45 X J i •j* Y Ï "YY7E A R E SH O W IN G a wide range of stylish, handsome Suits in all wool fabrics, made by the best ** known New York makers. You cannot buy clothes that will give more pleasing service, authoritive in style and beautiful in finish. Each model reflects infinite care in workmanship. Come in and have a try-on— we can please you. Our well-equipped alteration department insures you a perfect fit. Special Reduction on Every Suit, Coat o r Dress DODGE DEPARTMENT STORE PERCHERON STALLION To all lovers o f IVrehemn horses, come to the ( 'ommercial Stables, Cottage Grove, and see a true IVrrheron. weight 2120 Dm. Will lx- al the ulsive place on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays o f each week, beginning April 1st. M. M. ItmiK, Mgr. C'reswell • • Oregon W lien you don't know what you want, it ’s Velvet Rose ice cream. The Creamery. in'JMtf. Angie Chalifour, the 14-year old daughter o f Mr. ami Mrs. Pete Chali- folie, died Monday. The funeral was held Tuesday and interrment made at Walker. The family is said to be in need o f material sympathy. I f you read un advertisement for Ed ison or Victor Phonographs, that looks good to you, bring it with you to Veath'a Music Store; we w ill duplicate prices and terms with any one in the U. S. n 'lu ll Mrs. W. W. Oglesby Is confined to the house, hsving been poisoned by eating some dried peaches. There is a time for everything. Now is the time to buy un automobile. Phone 14, Nesmith Auto Co. m2l D. Mclennan o f Portland visited a few days of the past week at the home o f his neice, Mrs. II. II. Somers The Hat Shop is giving hii After- Euster Showing to which everyone In terested in the latest in Spring M illi nery creations are invited. A large line is ready fur your inspection. a ll Mrs. E. A. Jackson o f Eugene, who hud spent 10 weeks at the home o f her son, C. M. Jackson, left Tuesday to visit a daughter at Clackamas. Mrs. Jackson is not feeling very well and hud been confined to her lied about nine weeks o f the time she was here. She was accompanied to Clackamas by Mrs. C. M. Jackson. Aside from the educational side o f the exhibit you w ill get keen pleasure out o f acting the cheerful colorings nnd dainty effects obtained with new and fresh materials in the After-E aster Showing at The Hut Shop. Girl wanted for general housework. Mrs. F. B. Phillipa. alH By special request Newcomb X W ill iams the popular Vaudeville team, will be held over at the Arcade Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights. One good second hand piano for Hale at flfiO.OO, at Veath's Music store. m2l Sam Newcomb returned this week from the l.orane country. Roy Ostrander has left for Coquillc anil Bandon. Get Velvet Itoae ice crcHm nt the Creamery. m2« tf. The Phillip Hohl family entertained thiH week Mra. Michael Wald and chil dren and Mrs. Jackson o f Eugene. W. L. Lane and ion o f Oklahoma are visiting with Mr. Lane’s brother-in- law, J. K. Giddings. Good times, good roads, good auto mobiles. Nesmith Auto Co. m2l Geo. E. Woods ia in Roseburg on a business trip. Shoe repairing as ia ahoe repairing. Goff. Near depot
