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Newspaper Page Text•*r» WARM CONTEST FOR CASH PRIZES FOR SCHOOL «-x -x -x ^ -x -x -:- j — Absolute Satisfaction Guaranteed Umphrey & Mackin B* ' • 1 No. 246, illustrated above, is extra long skirt, medium waist, white batiste cloth A very strong corset. Price each L atest M c C a ll P attern s P u re Q u a lity Food» ______________ Candidate* (Jive Reception War f.u I mie pomi, in • U N P E R W IiA K is fashioned in such a way that it fits the figure as though made to measure. The sheer “ Fine W eave” fabrics will not bunch or wrinkle under the closest fitting gown. W e have a full selection to show you. There is a cash saving on every gar ment here. Winter Weights Ladies’ Cotton Vests, | k t garment, 45c to Ladies’ Wool Vests, per garment, 85c to Ladies’ Cotton Union Suits, 4 5 c to Ladies’ Wool Union Suits, $1.95 to intervals during the evening. PROFITABLE EFFORT /A ) 75c $1.15 $1.25 $2.25 Kriftntrr Down at ( ’reswell, Edward Zlnikrr has just secured a yield o f III tons of onions from less than three acres of land. The crop is sll harvested and is safe from the weather in fact It hus never l»een in danger, as nothing short of a tremendous hailstorm is likely to injure unions. Mr. Ziniker has been raising onions for some time. In the past he has never sold hia crop for less than $35 per ton. At this jirice, he will receive a gross income o f I U isi from hia three acres o f land, or an annual gross re turn o f over $45« per acre. But in the punt he has always sold his crop early and has failed to get the highest price that has been offered. This year be has learned the market conditions better and believes that he will be able to dispose o f his crop for not less than $65 per ton. This will bring him an unnual gross return of $ 2600 . or $*< 16 per acre. A Children’s Garments, 10c and up Grocery D e p ’t PAY C A S H A N D S A V E M O N E Y H E R E F re e D e liv e r y S e r v ic e 4c ll>-oz. bottle pure Tomato Catsup. 4c Wadco Bakin# Powder, per pound 27-oz. bottle Peanut Butter 25c Prepared Mustard, a bottle 25c Bayles Horse-Radish Mustard 20c 20c 25c 10c 15c Thus from three acres o f Oregon soil and Oregon climate, plus hi* own 7 lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25c intelligent effort, he will secure an in Fresh ripe Tomatoes, a come that is much to be envied by ul crate............... ,50c most two thirds o f the people o f the United States. While he ha* been Fresh Apples, lb. 2c-3c-4c earning this income he has been wholly Knglish Walnuts, lb. .20c independent. He has been w irking for Í ') himself. Y et there are people who say that the <- x - o < ~ X “ X ~ x k k k k - x k k K“ X ~ > x - X “ X “ X k k ~:~>> x ~ x - x ~> x ~> x - x ~:~ x -:-:~>X “ :->- x - x ~:~ x - x ~:“ X -> *X “ :~:~ x ~:~ x ~ x - x - X “ X - x ~ X “ X “ >- x ~ X “ X * -X ',‘' ! jirice o f Willamette valley lard is so high that farming it is not profitable! 2 o’clock Oct. 7th at the Christian graded. A ll are welcome. 11 a. rn., parsonage in Eugene, Kev. McCallum sermon. S ubject: “ Finding the H igh officiating. The happy couple left on est P la ce.” 6:30 p. m., .Epworth the evening train for Portland, where I.eague. This is preeminently the young they will reside. people's hour. 7:30 p. m., song and Demands of Different Crop* on Soils sermon. S u bject: “ .Christ's Chosen Explained in Prof. Bradley’* ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Place Among M en.” Special music Bulletin. Cordial welcome. T. J. Moore, Pastor. a ♦ « Real Estate Transfers. " I t is a matter o f considerable in Interesting Meeting of Woman’s presented Mrs. Wheeler with a beauti- ♦ ful silver berry spoon and sugar tongs ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ N. M. Forrester et ux to Horace C terest anil importance to know the de- Club. on behalf o f the club members for the Christian Church. — Rally Day ser- W itherwox et ux L o t 2, blk. 2, D. G. mends which particular crop* are mak- An interesting meeting o f the Wo work she had done. vices next Sunday morning and even- McFarland’ s fifth addition to Cottage ing upon the soil, especially when plans man's Club was held Tuesday afternoon Former members present were Mes- inif* 10 a. m , Bible School and pro Grove, $650. are being made as they are in modern in the Commercial Club rooms, being dames Eakin, Wallace, VanDenburg, motion; 11 a. m., special serm on; 3 p. methods o f farm ing to meet these de Fred Heinrich et ux to Peter Maier, in the nature o f a farewell reception to Mrs. F. D. Wheeler, a charter member Awbrey, Spencer, Compton, Wheeler, m-. for members only; 8 p. m.t special tract in section 33 township 20 SR. 3 mands by appropriate fertiliza tion ,” Burkholder, Robbins, Miller, Benson, program. Solos, choruses, drills and W., $375. says Prof. C. E. Bradley o f the Oregon o f the club. Being its 10th anniver King, Hemenway, Chambers, Veatch readings. Agricultural College chemistry depart Phillip Hohl et ux to Mary M. Bowl- sary, Mrs. Wheeler upon request gave There will be gospel meetings at by, tract in section 28 township 20 SR. merit in a new bulletin on “ The Soils a review o f the work o f the club from and Miss Lula Currin. o f O regon " No. 112 With the departure o f Mrs. Wheeler, the home o f Mrs. M. A. Walker on 3 W., $10. the time o f its organization Oct. 8, Mrs. W. H. Abrams is the only charter Sunday. Oct. 13th, at 11 a. m. and 7:30 C. D. VanVaiin et ux to Can & "T h e losses o f mineral foods and 1902, with 12 members. member still a member o f the club. ip. m. A cordial invitation is extended Thomas Purcell, 40 acres in section 34 nitrogen by leaching and the loss of Mrs. Wheeler spoke o f the benefits township 20 SR. 2 W ., $1,030. nitrogen by direct oxidation arc, of the city had derived from the club Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Medley enter course, additional demands which come J. M. Comer et ux to Minnie E. P. work. Through its efforts The Civic tained a number o f friends at ” 500’ ’ 1 First Presbyterian Church.— E. A. Comer, tract in section 29 township 20 to the cultivated t o il.” he continues. Improvement Club was organized and Friday evening. Head prizes were Ballis. M. A., minister. Morning wor- ||e then gives a table o f fe rtility of by the persistent work and influence of won by Mrs. Ben Lurch and H. A. «hip 11:00 a. m., Sunday School 10:00 SR. .3 W ., $3,000. W illiam L. Veatch et ux to Cassius Mesdames H. O. Thompson and A. B. Miller. Delicious refieshments were a- m., Christian Endeavor 6 :30 p. m , M. Kidd, tracts in section 30 and 31, wheat, vetch hay, alfalfa hay, timothy, potatoes, apples, fat cattle, milk, I ut Wood the city park was brought and served, consisting o f ice cream, coffee evening worship 7 :30 p. m. township 20 SR. 3 W ., $6,000. ter, and fresh kale, showing the com “ Clean Up Day” set aside by the City and John W. Veatch et ux to Lyman cake. Those present w ere: M. K. C h u r.-h.-9:45 a. m., Sunday position and market value. Adams et ux, 10 acres in section 6 Council. Mrs. Wheeler said that the Mesdames and Messrs. F. W. Kobbins. 3chool. The gchool hag jugt ,Jeen township 21 SR. 3 W., $10. "T h e value o f the plant food in one Sweet Pea Show had given Cottage C. J. Kem, B. S. Swengel, H. L. | acre o f wheat equals $11.40,” says Grove renown, but that of all the Cooke, Marion Veatch, Ben Lurch, D. Prof. Bradley. " In like manner $24.25 things derived from the clubs work, H. Hemenway, H. A. Miller, W. H. a ■ x - x - x - x - x - x - x - x - x - x - w - x - x - x - x - x - x - x - x - r - x - x - x - x - x - :* worth o f plant foods go into 300 the new public library, to be opened A brams, Mrs. Norton and Mi9s Norton, Y Saturday, the movement for which the latter two being guests o f Mrs. bushels o f appea. The large amount originated in the club, is the most Abrams. o f nitrogen and consequent high market Y t . ----------- | ♦ X iv a lu e o f plant foods in a lfa lfa and beneficial to all classes of people. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Burkholder enter- i £ vetch is offset by the storage o f atmoa- The speaker dwelt upon the friend tained a few friends at ” 500” Friday X pherie nitrogen in the soil by these ships that grow from studying and evening. Refreshments o f macaroons *{' t, plants, so that the real nitrogen draft working together. and orangeade were served. Guests j Y does not come on the soil. The rnin- She closed her review with the re present were Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Gra- X £ eral foods which these leguminous mark, “ I can not talk o f friendship, ham, Frank Marshall and the Misses ;!; X crops carry, however, are large and for when I leave Cottage Grove I leave Widdersheim. Y represent rcsl losses when they are my friends.” The Tuesday Night Club organized j, sold as hay from the farm. The valuta Thoae present were provided with for kale are extrem e and represent the paper and envelopes and asked to write Tuesday night in Phillips Hall, pro real demands on an acre o f soil by hii a letter for Mrs. Wheeler to read on gressive ” 500” being the diversion. j* average kale croji, which, by exper- shipboard and to write on the envelope Refreshments were served. Thirty-six were present. X ience, is known to be hard on the land the date the ic-tter was to be opened. The Socia. Tw elve Embroidery Club Y The small amount o f fertility entering Some read, “ When you’ re homesick,” £ into dairy products and live stork ex- “ A t four o’clock in the morning,” met last Thursday afternoon at the “ When crossing the bar.” A con home o f Mrs. W. H. Abrams. A fter ,j. plain the well known fact that these tinued tetter was also written to the usual needlework, refreshments of X industries do not deplete the soil.” Mrs. H. O. Thompson to be delivered ice cream and rake were served. Mem y The hanks o f the country are not by Mrs. Wheeler. bers present were Mesdames H H. £ weak. They are strong. Butthebank- Again slips o f paper were given Veatch, Compton, F. D. Wheeler, ^ ing system is weak because It jirovides around with the words “ Christopher Eakin, Burkholder, Job, Shay, Morroe,’ no means whereby the hanks may co Columbus” written thereon with in Medley. H. J Shinn, Abrams. Guests operate. The strength o f all the hanks structions to form as many word* as present were Mrs. Norton and daughter should be behind each o f them. When possible from the letters in the words lone, o f Co.ton, Calif., Mesdames trouble come* the iifnks cannot join given. Swengel, Kobbins, C. C. Adams, D . ' together for the common defense. Mrs. Compton formed 320 words and H. Hemenway. Each one must look out for itself. received the prize. The marriage o f Mr. Leo Stroud ot When n bank look* out for itself, it Refreahmenta o f ice cream and cal, e Trent to Miss Ada H. Whitlock o f does so by gathering in all the cash it were aerved, after which Mrs. Ora Cottage Grove, daughter o f H. D. can, and keeping it. Then we have Hemenway in a few appropriate words Whitlock, was quietly solemnized at B re a d Pan F r e e ! While they last, we are giving a bread pan free with each sack of Carna tion Hard Wheat Flour made o f old fr 1 i n wheat, per sack ^ I lit. bottle Grape Juice 25c Umphrey & Mackin Phone 33 FERTILIZING THE GROUND g ln r ir t u ♦ .. . .r : . mm* the American Revoluti., I ilw u ys carr totaling fllKl to the i mi j, i |a lin s t o c k o f Lime, •••■"Ol» of till till* I l„i(^ _ . F ire Clay t i*t*rL Concrete Bio ,cks, Shingles an 1 " ■ i ' 1 ■ 1 o W indows— in d o w s — I 1 o r n s , ’ W and one of $1(1.tsi w il‘ ’ o * f woo 11,1 n g i made porter« in Campaign Royal tbe first, second ami 11 "i u, y tn building 1* respectively, written i y For Vote*. ’’“F Imatea Cheerfully Migli Schools o f the Slut, ^ following subjects (Continued from brut |>«ge.) l lu- < 'onfcileratioi : jj ,, Albert Anderson, candidal«’ f«>r tbe , lion. Women o f Mie Amcrn .i jirrsidency on the I'ro gre w iv o ticket, “ The Shop“ W1 Benedict Arnold, and other mdUatu on the h m tick Printing is Don One prize o f flO.tsi, l*o f t belli » rally at the school bouae l» » t night, (¡min * were played »round » each and ten prize of • < i a U O T ? 1 V T r P -, Ö iiz T N A bonfire on the eamplire, followed bv ail N'Clely of tile -oils entertuinnieut in the sssenihl y hall, Revolution will be »war when the new liglita were uaed for the essays, written by graoc imp,, first time. Speeches were inaile by one of the followin g sul , Batí le of Saratoga ai j,' ern Padlli R.iilKd AilxTt Anderson and Frank Hrum coi noi ».novi si John Paul Jones hangh. Refreahmenta o f elder, cook N«J \ alle) I r >■ • nth Bmiod u-a and doughnut* were aerveil. ful No 14 2:10 ft. "i No hi wed by a aing amund the |d»no. h.trh «mill* pupil Willi,,L| No IK n, j, *:4T p. "• The rlaaa yell was given w illi vigor at prize will also rei elvi No W 3famitJinisked Minced Clams, per c a n ....................... 12c Tooth Picks, a b o x ....................... 101b. pail Corn S y ru p ........................ 48c Yeast, a package........................... 5 lb. pail Corn S y r u p ........................ _29c 4 packages S o d a ......... 25c Prepared Pancake Flour, per pkg___ 23c 4 packages Corn or Gloss Starch Matches, a box.................................. 4c 6 10-oz bars Naptha Borax Soap HOl>Y I and Rally to Friend« and Sup K N IT ™ :r :e . ................... $ 1.00 STUDFNT Heat ,• hiv * on subjects c Rival foreste A big lot o f new American Lady Corsets were put on the s h e l v e s this week. American Lady Corsets are surely becoming popular in Cottage Grove and there is a reason. Years o f exper ience has given American Lady Corsets a superior fit and "better wearing qualities. The boning is absolutely rust proof. You should try an American Lady Corset if you want the best* Exclusive agency at this store. No. 128 just received— N ew slender model which has sur passed all corsets at the OK IS COVETED POSITION The New, Fine Weave American Lady Corsets k HfcAD Econom y he New Styles il Quality Merchandise Rightly Priced W riter« of p R E S |D E N C Y CHURCH NEWS COMING ! J COMING ! ! The essaya are limited | thousand worila each in the student'* own one side only o f lh I-. TIMH TABI.E Nl rompameli Oy a cerili ite ! o Take E ffect June w rite r’s teacher, Rtalu i t tJMO w rilcr is i | upll r a • _• S TA TIO N» Hi I tb.it till- li m ber C «*i I M .l «.M "V 4Lv to be the |iupll s own in i.-J , * .. W ai 1*1 » I K M K I * .i'M I*. Tin- essays must !» ign«!||.!X • I >OM It N A writer, giv ing also ho i f A l address including *„*. W i t KM ki h limiMiK should lie forwarded ^ 'Vu iiwtHiii Stephens. Chairman of MtUtfON 3n| Wilcox building. I ’. T : » 14,1 ---------- ----- ai d should reach their di il.r.« , rslra trains l” ' |>«»*‘ ''X Is.cr than January I, M l ’ « ^ » £ ¡ £ 1 GY,' , t s. e . r . r . c I n i i o c* sa a> srlllioiii » “ U «raid Irrfam In Mslmn will t w ir l' 'i LYCEUM COUBi t r a v r a l l l w o . i i u llr r .III V W r . l u r w l i . v .111.1 I l l ' l l « l i t Will HOl m m r l l r . l .1 l>r|H.I allrr V |. III >1 Irsls frrl« II For Our Community This Sr a Notable One. I P ro d u c e d fo r B e n e fit o f th e C o tta g e G ro v e B a n d , u n d e r th e D i r e c t i o n o f S t e v e B u r t o n ¿0 At A R M O R Y Friday, October 18 Tickets 35c and 50c. On Sale at Bon Ton .................................. ............................................................. ............................................... A . It. Wt)OI Almost u Mirai _________• o f the most start seen in any man, an A Feast Of Good ThinQS In'-olaelaw, Clarendon, tainments That Will Not '.*a >e*r" “>■“ h,M .ueb« dreadful cough, Entertain, but Inst rue. ^ au Uyr family tho and Inspire. I into eonsuirjdion. i a Dr. K in g '* New D completi ly cured by A feast o f gissi things In »nu he i« «ound and well m,*nts that will not iiuly i-nt.— «lumia. Fur many ye lustrili l und Inspire, lias las-atn^g used this w oiidcrfl for our community till* j,„ Btl<| Colds with - ' t|*g quick, hi C c , u...re a permanent Institution “ gI)lee<L |»rice V) ecr to w u .in d .it > , , I botti# free at all dru > Some .'uiuinunlttes wui.-h a I.j.eiiin course for year» larger ja-r cent of tln-lr youni In colleges than towns of slmkr In the suine looolltle» which _____ maintained a course Many ofc j pjeasi „ p fo llll ol tlonal pn.l.l.-ms, now con lem, r . . • mount, were first ,,r.... nt.*t in . •t«C,t g « « I •" 'K ” •' hie manner lo the America« i®. 1*°' * 1 1 [ from the Lyceum and ( hsu »riligH 111 tn«-’ Liibtl'« plntfortns Much nl»n has M-cniyinS. elevate music and the elitertalas n k i t t o G e t W e i from these platforms and m oN' p , ■ • -. . iz d e r m i the attendarn e u, "U ne. g # « in K I und questlonnide show’s The course of entertainment* ' are to apjiear fiere this a«-u-.iB l»l^« H S L i|.1 saline w tfirougli the Bisljiatfi Lyceum l- the reim « the oldest and largest Lyceum 3* *? world The courM will consist ,lll< t TURE'S T -A-POO YA M INER f o l l o w in g „ u r a . tl.m s • stelle e C O m m « n <lc.l t.y le a« GRAY : « « » o f the United pan v . hcumatiMii, K i d n e y Tha Hateil« CrsnkllD Or») ' ‘• ‘Biction*-, I )yS|K-|tsia, « four artists ar* uul»er «l |oi ms o f St«>I They plena« lb« lovera of mnlod!^ b I q ,,,) diseases, captivate tbe octUc. who r^°<.oD,e uL|v e n 111 »’ ’ by the ,«p «rlo r .rtl.O c ablll.l«. of; * ^ t l i r c ( , o f R., member of the organisation . ,\,i.llw,„ Heading this coaijviiiy Is . D ' * . FrankH d Uray. a California Tto.e»timoi.inls on applic wh.an. fume and popuiarltT « o ld by nil dealers, «ir from roast to coart Dorothy leseli direct from tl ton o f New York la a lending cos^/yRg U>! prices, of the onstern metropolis f-tie* p a | | | ir voli'# of Influite «weetoeea. w ld e s ip jjll| | | J n L I N C ■ nd marvelous volume Usrrt" •• <»r«y. render, adda variety to lie COIldlllSed Stilile O ^ater. S u m ia cb , I,i\ id Blood disorders sjk / its us«'. z\ll denlc rect. f r a n k l in IL CALAPOQYA "The Cow Puncher Big 5-Act D ram a-18 People : lo III u irr n n ll o l i i s l w i n a Id lin' i V jr OPKN AU. TH am ous health resort pooya m ou ntains, l ‘2 'o tta g r G r o v e (o n S o ific .) j S p lem iid accon easonalilc Titles. Steal .ot w a ter baths ai ootns. In fo rn ia tio n tc., w ill l>e furnishet U M t. LAPOOYA SPRING! CO TTAG K CRO V1 I t L o o k s L ik e i E S T E L L E F R A N K L I N GRAY leparatr a boy from frem with a a.m b er . f Arnica Salve. HI. readings and EnterpreUtlons glot^'chn«, knocks, Bjira Crawford of Phlladelpbta la accsEMKNi It, and ita <j nUI and piano sole e l t with Mis* *'vna, Malda, or cuti A runtime of the Uray Comp**'#p it handy for h the extensive rejiertolre, wbk' a l« UVUrything heal cluden rl«*«4< and popular s,,|rf<*ck. Unequaled f<u It 1» ponnlble for thin company to <jt< at g ), druggiata. a new program every sight for**, tire week without tbe repetidos ii i. single number y ° u w" u,,, makc Tickets Now on Sale at the Bon ppy. have The sent .ationa.