Cottage Grove leader., May 29, 1908, Image 5

Prescriptions.
LOCAL AND P1S0NAL.
Memorial day Saturday.
Election day next Monday.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wynne re­
Frank Jordan was down from
his W o lf creek farm this week aud turned the first of the week from a
says he is well pleased with his week's visit with relatives in Sa
lent.
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new location aud new pursuit.
T ry a can o f Blanch Baking
Tom Abrams aud wife have
moved to Eugene to reside, where powders at M etcalf & Brand's and
Mr. Abrams will lie employed by take home a lieautiful steel range
T h e K ozy K om er for sweets.
T liit is the principal department
of our store.
So important that
the reputation of our store de­
pends on it. Your health also de­
pends on it—so does the reputa­
tion of your doctor. You can now
see how important a department
it is and why we pay so very par­
ticular attention to every detail
of it.
But with all the extra at­
tention we give it our prices are
moderate and rair and often far
l)elow prices charged for tlie same
prescriptions in other cities.
71/odom ¡Pharm acy,
COTTA»IE GROVE. OR.
Eighth Grade Examinations.
County School Superintendent
Dillard and asssistants last week,
finished the work of marking the
papers of the public school pupils
throughout the county who took
the recent eighth grade exam ina­
tion. Those who passed in South
I.aue were:
District No. SO— Audrey l.ang-
don.
No. 45— Klberta (".oodrich, Hes­
ter Demis, Ilarrv Martin. Myrtle
DeSpaiu, Blanche Veatch.
No. 124— Jessie M ellóle, Ruth
Taylor.
High School Commencement.
At the Armory this Saturday
evening, the follow ing High School
Commencement program w ill lie
rendered:
P b o o RAM
Invocation.................Rev. S. M. N'ickle
Salutatory...... . ......Belle Burkholder
Instrumental Solo, “ Carneval Roheme”
DeKontski....................Mal»el Veatch
Oration .......“ Industry ami Indolence”
...................................Hazel Hazel ton
Class History........................Inez While
Vocal Duet . “ Oil! Tell l's Merry Birds”
C. A. W h ite .... 1 KuniceYanl>etil>erg
l N’ ieta Hazel ton
Kssay,.............“ Utilities of Liquid Air”
.........................................Kliza Magee
Oration,...“ NationalOwnership of Rail­
ways” ............................Charles Oates
Instrumental Solo, March..... “ Militair”
Schubert-Tausig...... Mabel Rosenberg
Essay......... “ Lessons From Sir Lawful”
.................................. Beulah DeSpain
Class Prophecy.....................Allen Baker
Instruineneal Duet.......“ The Poe* and
the Peasant” ..............................Snpee
...Mabel Rosenlierg and Vernie Brown
Valedictory........................ Ernest Wyatt
Presentation of Diplomas.
Class Flower, White Rose.
Class Motto, “ Viiicit qui se vinset.”
the electric light company o f that free.
Get ready for a big celebration. city.
George Gourlev, the Cottage
N ext comes the excursion up
Mr. Dickey is buildiug a large Grove photographer, has accepted
Salt creek.
additiou to his residence in the a position in the Electric theatre in
Wheu in doubt, please to remem­ McFarland addition and Yes W a l­ this city as the moving picture ma­
ber, vote no.
lace is building a barn on his prop­ chine operator.— Eugene Guard.
L. W . Baker of Eugene, sjieut erty nearby.
Sunday with friends in this city.
F. II.' Rosenberg spent a few
Madsen has the finest line of days at the state metropolis this
cut glass ever in this town. Call
week looking after business matters
and see it.
and was extended the liliertv of
If you throw enough brickbats
the city by Mayor Lane, which he
at a man, he can build a modern
accepted.
flat building.
Marion Ernest returned home
A big grangers picnic will be
held at Loudon Springs next Fri­ from Garduer Saturday where he
day. Everybody invited.
h-s been employed in the Gardner
Mrs. J- II. Warner shipped a meat market. Mr. Ernest will as­
j>en of full bhxxl Ancona chickens sist John Bartels and son in their
to Philomath Wednesday.
ice plant again this season.
Chas. Brown built nearly 2<K)
Grand tenqierance rally at the
feet o f new sidewalk fronting his
Arm ory this evening. Mayor Mat-
home on W all street this w eek.
lock o f Eugene and others will
Mrs. Sarah Harms has platted
sjieak aud the I'niversity quartet
her tract near her hpme in town
lots which w ill make a number of will sing, also Prof. Davis, music­
al director at the Divinity school.
sitely homes.
'I’he road supervisors have com­ A ll are invited.
menced road work in South Lane
and they are making some good
substantial improvements.
Mrs. Jack Lewis and daughters
went to Saginaw today to sjiend
Sunday with her nephew, Ralph
Easley and wife, on the farm.
Mike W ald is in Cottage Grove
getting ready for his new m oving
picture show at this place.
He
will give his first performance on
Monday night, June 1 in the
Lodges Elect New Officers.
Young building
which he has
Juventus lodge K. o f 1*. held an fitted up.
interesting meeting Wednesday
Spray & Co. having purchased
evening, electing officers for the the Baughman feed store, solicit a
ensuing term, delegates to the continuation o f the lilreral patron­
Grand lodge which meets at Port­ age extended Mr. Baughman. The
land, June 16, and arranged for a people w ill receive fair and courte­
visit o f the grand officers to this ous treatment and prompt service
lodge next Wednesday evening. at the hands o f Messrs. Spray.
Following are the officers elect:
Meuzo Finnertv received a beau­
C. C\, J. K. Ostrander: V. C., Dr.
W . W . Oglesby; Prelate, T . W. tiful Conn cornet direct from the
Jenkins; M. o f W .,J . T . Allison; factory Thursday and L. II. Tur-
M. o f F., J. S. Medley: M. o f E.. pen received a fine saxophone from
B. Lurch; K. o f R. and S., C. II. the same place Thursday. These
Van Denburg: M. at A ., F. II.
instruments will make valuable ac­
Rosenberg: I. O., S. R. Piper; O.
G., II. F. Metcalf. Delegates to quisitions to the Cottage Grove
Grand lodge, p. II. Rosenberg and band.
J. C. Johnson. T h e members are
A tramp, who gave his name as
requested to lie present next W ed ­
Joseph
Brown, fell from a car at
nesday and meet the grand offi­
G otlage Grove on Saturday even­
cers.
ing and broke three ribs, was
St. Valentine’s Circle. Women taken to the Eugene hospital the
o f W oodcraft, at their regular same night, li e was otherwise
meeting last Tuesday evening bruised, but was not believed to
elected the following officers for lie seriously hurt.
the ensuing term: Past Guardian,
Mr. and Mrs. Elkanah Cook of
Mrs. J. C. Johnson; Guardian
Neighbor, Mrs. P. II. Rosenberg; Earlham, Iowa, are enjoying a
Advisor, Mrs. I). J. DuBruille; pleasant visit with Mrs. Cook's
Magician, Mrs. A . W . Kime, daughters, Mrs. F. I). Wheeler
Banker, Mrs. Kva
Hemenway;
and Mrs. N . E. Compton. Mr.
Clerk, Mrs.’ A lice Coffman: A t ­
tendant, Mrs. T . C. Wheeler: and Mrs. Cook contemplate spend­
Capt. of Guards,
Mrs. Lillian ing the summer at this place and
Goodman:
Inside Guard, Mrs. other Pacific Coast points.
Stoddacher: Outside Guard, F. II.
Memorial services were conduct­
Rosenberg: Manager, Mrs. I). T.
ed for Appom atox Post, G. A . R.
Awbrey.
and the W . R. C. at the M. E.
Special Millinery Sale.
church last Sunday. Rev. Nickle,
pastor o f the church, delivered the
Sale o f all hats at The Vogue
sermon and it was a most eloquent
millinery,
beginning
Thursday
and effective one, while special
and lasting over Saturday. One
music was rendered by the choir.
half off on all trimmed hats, prices
The service was largely attend­
ranging from $2 up. Some good
ed.
bargains while they last.
A lf W alker of Eugene spent a
M a g e e & Harms.
few days in this city this week de­
livering, so it is said, a big bunch
Memorial Day Notice.
of
literature entitled,
"L a n e
A general invitation is hereby county’s experience with the pres­
extended to all, to assist in the ent local option law .”
The waste
Memorial day services, M ay .V),
basket at the post office entrance
1908.
D. L . W o o d s .
Commander Appom atox Post, done a rushing business the next
day after the circular was mailed.
G . A . R.
Fernando Nelson who is making
a flying trip from San Francisco
to Portland by automobile expect­
ed to go through here at .! o ’clock
Wednesday morning, but did not
pass through this city until 9:40
Thursday
evening
arriving at
Portland Friday morning. A large
crowd awaited his arrival here.
‘ ‘ Make the corporations pay
their just proportion o f the taxes,”
is the slogan o f Assessor B. F.
Keeney. The Lane county voters
prefer that Mr. Keeney do this.
Mr. Keeney has done well along
this line during his past term aud
W . T . Hankins o f the Star the voters will give him a chance
Lumber Co. has become interested to continue his good work.
in a Dundee, Oregon, saw m illing
The O. (>. Veatch Real Estate
enterprise and left for that place Company this week sold the L. W .
Saturday to take personal super­ Baker home on Fourth street to
vision of the same. The Leader Mrs. Price for $1150; four lots ad­
will keep him posted on matters of joining II. C. Yeatcli's home on
interest hereabouts.
the south to ’ F. G. Stiller and a
F. J. Hard, the Bohemia mining
man was in this city this week
looking after his mining interests
T h e telephone company had a
which he reports most satisfactory. large force o f men at work this
If you want a first class job of week m oving the local central o f­
painting done, interior finishing fice into its new and permanent
work a specialty, apply to Olson
quarters in the Stewart & Porter
Brothers, Cottage Grove Manufact­
uring Co. m ill, home address, Sag­ brick, a large room being especial­
ly equipped for this purpose, in
inaw, Oregon.
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Mrs. Eugene Matlock o f Eu­ which a modern office will be in­
gene, spent several days the early stalled.
part o f the week visiting with her
The Cottage Grove steam laun­
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W . C. John­
dry
installed a fine modern steam
son of this city.
mangle this week, which greatly
Company E got out on the street
Tuesday evening for its regular increases its facilities for work as
drill and had a number of inter­ well as its capacity. W e hear
ested spectators to watch the evo­ nothing but satisfactory expres­
lutions, which were gone through sions regarding the quality of work
with like dlockwork.
turned out by this splendid home
A telephone line repairer caught institution.
a brood o f young fish ducks over
The place to get a beautiful
on Row river Tuesday and it trimmed hat for little money is at
would be hard to find a prettier
the Ideal Millinery store. Best bar­
little fow l than they are.
,
gains ever been offered; good style
A marriage license was issued
Monday to James F. H ickey, aged
29, an electrician o f Cottage Grove
and Miss Margaret Woods, aged
25, a music teacher o f Eugene,
Oregon.
Prof, ltilow, a graduate of the
Ashland Normal has been em­
ployed as principal of the Cottage
Grove public schools, west side.
and quality hats from 75 cents up
to $15.00. The time to buy is
now while you get a bargain.
Beautiful hats for three and four
dollars. Come in and see them.
The high school graduating class
and teachers listened to an elo­
quent class sermon delivered by
Dr. Nave, pastor o f the Presby­
terian church Sunday evening.
The service was held at the Chris­
tian church and special music was
rendered by the church choir. The
service was largely attended, every
seat in the large edifice being oc­
cupied.
Last Saturday afternoon the
Ladies club met and elected the
following officers for the ensuing
year: President,
Mrs.
A.
L.
Briggs; Vice, Mrs. Lillian G ood­
man; Recording secretary, Mrs. II.
II. Veatch; Corresponding secre­
tary, Miss Lulu Curriu: Treasurer,
Mrs. Paul Jones. T h e ladies at
their next meeting will select lit­
erature for the insuing year and
arrange for their annual picnic up
Row river.
Regarding honey liees lieing
killed by fruit tree spray, S. B.
Morss says this is a false impres
siou, as was the final verdict in a
long drawn out controversy in the
agricultural press o f the middle
western states some years ago. lie
says the honey l>ee is too sensitive
to odors and foreign or poisonous
substances to lie caught by the or-
chardists dope and that their death
in
considerable
numbers this
spring alxnit Cottage Grove is no
doubt due to other causes.
Tom Duffy returned from Cot­
tage Grove recently, having l>een
thrown out of work on account of
the burning o f the match factory
at that place. Mr. Duffy informs
us that he w ill start for Medford
Monday where he will put in a
facton' aud deal entirely with the
local trade. He says that he will
go into business for himself aud is
confident o f making a success of
it. He intends running a factory
of smaller capacity than the one
at Springfield, but instead o f the
60 package case o f matches he
will use the 70 case and retail
them at the old price.— Springfield
News.
tract in the Stouffer addition to
Jas. Hunter. Also two acres in the
Spare additiou, to Veuske & T a y ­
lor, consideration $525.
The New Modern Pharmacy.
Salem Brewers Circular.
Editors Cottage Grove Leader:—
About 2000 circular letters from
the Salem Brewery Association
were distributed in the Cottage
Grove ] lost office Tuesday. The
circular was headed ‘ ‘ Voice o f the
church not for prohibition.”
The
brewers are liable to change their
conclusion
after next Monday.
The circular continues, “ In the
place o f the saloon you
have
easily doubled the number
in
blind pigs,” Not in Cottage Grove
gentlemen! Then it says, "dru n k­
enness has vastly
increased.”
Nay, nay! Mr. Brewer you are
off again. "P eop le will buy and
drink even more liquor in dry
precincts.”
What are you going
to do about it when tile law is
passed aud enforced prohibiting
the sale o f liquor in dry precincts,
Mr. Brewer? "Prohibition will ruin
the hop and barley business.”
Neither have ever been found very,
very profitable in this part o f the
state, sj> this w on't scare the
farmer much. "Prohibition will
rob thousands o f men, women aud
children of a livelihood.”
The
saloon does the same tiling and
more; it sends fathers to the jieni-
tentiary or drunkards grave, moth
ers to the insane asylum or poor
house and children to the care of
benevolent societies.
The circular says, "lo c a l option
engenders neighborhood
strife,
quarrels and feuds.” The saloon
engenders quarrels, fighting, sui
cide, blood shed aud murder.
"W o u ld it not be better to license
respectable men and conduct only
respectable saloons?”
Both are impossibilities: respect- i
ability and the saloon business is j
not on speaking terms.
The brewers talk about their
elevating the legitimate saloon.
They have never done it and never
would do it, no, not in a thousand
years. They say
"th e
saloon
makes business.”
O ff again, the |
saloon only follows after business |
aud goes where the dollars are, tlie
same as does.the gambler. There
is not one sound argument that
can be advanced in favor o f the
saloon. Cottage Grove has proven
that she is better off without them
and their male and female para­
sites. Eugene has done likewise,
and the county is going to stand
by its action of two years ago and
keep out the saloons, and its offi­
cers will, take care of the "b lin d j
pigs.”
A . y . Smith.
1 W A S H GOODS
POPULAR PRICES
LATEST STYLES
—
FRUIT TREES
H ere
Grove.
Ye Housewife. Take Notice.
T h e general delivery will make
but one trip tomorrow (Decoration
Day? one hour earlier than the
usual time each way, 8 and ' ) a.
m. Patrons will govern them­
selves accordingly.
C. C. D u B r u i l l e , Prop.
Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale-
in
A twelve horse power
Fair­
banks and Morse gasolene engine,
clutch, tank, auto-sparker, battery P h o n o
471
and 45 foot belt for $400. Outfit
practically new. Apply at Leader
office.
S. B. MOR.SS,
Fire Notice.
The dry weather is coming on.
look out for fires, have that house i
or barn insured. Tom Aubrey can
save you money in the most popu-1
lar fire Insurance Co. in Oregon.
Caff at the Express f iffice or write
for rates.
Notice.
Want to engage an experienced
LITTLE HOME FOR SALE—Lot I20x
114, neat little fonr roomed residence, dam builder. Address J. T . Ill'N T ,
chicken house and park, McFarland
W ildwood, Oregon,
addition, $623, Cha*. Lavine, 2-7*
C o lla g e Grove.
Oregon.
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WARM WEATHER
BARGAINS
HARDW ARE
STOVES AND RANGES
About which there is
nothing cheap but
the price.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
GUNS, AMMUNITION
Everything from a
garden hoe to a
Studebaker wagon.
Headquarters
tor
hunters and miners
supplies.
TIN AND GRANITEWARE
The kind that will wear
but costs little money.
Griffin a Veatch Com’y
FOLLOW THE FASHION
I f you adhere to
the fashion in suits,
waists and cloaks,
you must follow it
closely iu Corsets.
Unless your Corset
is stylish your other
stylish cut g a r m e n t s
will not tit.
Now what is requir­
ed? First o f all, tight-
fitting waists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The Henderson Habit Back Corset is the one
for the present styles. For sale at the Ideal Millinery
Store. Come ladies and in s e c t them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
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EUGENE
] HOSPITAL
M KI1ICAI, A N I! Mil KOICAI. STAKE
W. Kuykendall ; M. I>.
W. O. Prôner, M . I».
1*. .1. Partie. M. I».
B. K. Beatole, M. D.
D. A. Paine, M . D.
<*eo. O B Dettar, M. D.
L K. MrDnugal, M. D.
For thè ciré and treatment of Medicai and Surgical Cases. Modera op-
peratinf room and equipment. Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and
blood examinations. Full corps of trained nurses. Rates on application
TRAININO SCHOOL FOR NURSES.
CottaRe
1 will lie prepared In supply
planters with nil kinds of fruit
trees and other nursery stocks
tlie coming full
My prices will
be right and m y trees clean and
healthy, and by patronizing a
home Industry yon w ill help to
build up n nursery that lias long
lieeu needed here, and keep the
money at home.
With 30 years yxporlemr with
fruit trees and berries In this ell-
mate, I can save the intending
planter much tim e and trouble In
selecting the best varieties, as
well as money on lirst cost of
trees.
Decide early what you want to
plnnt, nnd write o r phone to me
for price and other Information.
a t
Lurch’s
On Monday of this week David
Griggs moved his Modern Phar­
macy stock aud business into the
new Stewart & Porter brick block
adjoining the ( Iregou Hotel. Mr.
Griggs has discarded his old fix ­
tures and put in shelves, counters
and prescription case, in fact, a
new equipment throughout. His
counters are o f the latest plate glass
pattern, curving around to the wall
at the front ends while the shel­
ving and prescription case is all
manufactured o f hard wood with
ballbearing sliding doors,
the
front of the prescription case con­
taining a <>0x 72 inch french plate
mirror. T h e interior o f the build­
ing is hand decorated. The two
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front windows are eight feet square — —.....
Married
and there is not a finer or more
modernlv equipped drug store to be
found in the state South of Port­ H IC K E Y -\ V ( X IDS— < >n Tuesday
morning. May 26, 1908, at 7 1
land, and the drug stock is in
o ’clock at the Catholic church.
keeping with
the furnishings.
Father
O 'Farrell
officiating,
The Modern Pharmacy is now all
James F. Hickey, of Cottage j
that its name implies.
Grove, to Miss Margaret Woods,
of this city. The bridesmaid I
was Miss Mary Woods and the !
Richmond's Electric Theater.
groomsman R. C.
Carlton.— i
Register.
The ceremony was ]>erformed in j
The first week at the electric
theater has lieeu a most interesting the presence o f only a few rela-1
and entertaining one, aud large tives aud friends of the young ,
crowds have been in attendance at people. The bride is an accomp­
each performance. Mr. Richmotid lished young lady, the daughter of
has an extraordinary goodlm oving Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Woods o f Eu-1
picture machine and a fine coffee- gene. The groom is manager o f
tion of bright, clean-cut films. the S. P. block system at Cottage i
His illustrated song collection aud Grove, where they will make their
illustrations are also strictly up'to- home. Their many friends tender
date and no better can lie seen any­ congratulations and wish them
where for 10 cents. Don't fail to much happiness.
....
1 1 ’
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attend the matinee Saturday com ­ I
mencing at 4 o ’clock p. m. Special
for children 5 cents, adults 10c.
G r o w n Right
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Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical train­
ing 111 the hospital. The medical and surgical staff of the hos­
pital enastílales the faculty.
For rafes or inform ation, as
hospital or training, address
W. K D Y K E N D A L L , M. D.
,
Superintendent.
Or MISS M. II. IIO LM STItl M.
Superintendent o f Nurses.
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEM ENTS.
When Doctors Disagree
W A N T K D A T T11K LEADER OFFICE
—a load of wood on stil>scriptioti.
<VKNTS A T T K .Y T loN —Suits cleaned
2111 «I pressed ami all kinds of tailor
work done at very reasonable prices.
I.eave suits at cottage next door to
Mrs. Kinerson’s rooming bouse,
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A n n a B o h l m a n .
M TTLK B l’HlNKSs FOB SALE—At
Invoice prim* w ith freight added,
exclusive lines, clean new goods,
central location, good trade estab­
lished. Proprietor* have “ to o many
irons It: the Are." Inquire at The
Ilaxnar o r lead er nfllrp.
FIRE INSURANCE
A. H . K ing is agent for the
“ Horticultural Eire Relief o f < >re-
gon,” a mutual fire insurance com
puny with home office af Salem,
which is 40 per c**>t cheaper than
llm Old llllC companies. W hy send
yotlf money away for insurance
wheu vou can buy just as good in­
surance for less money right at
home.
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the patient generally gets the worst of i t
but all local doctors are agreed that this
is the best dispensary to which to send
their patients with prescriptions. We
are noted for careful accuracy in com*
pounding, and for keeping the freshest
and purest 1 »rugs and Medicines. Anoth­
er point in otir favor is that we are most
reasonable in onr charges.
Benson's Pharmacy
Cottage Grove. Oregon