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lO Days BIG S A L E lO Days W. A. HEMENWAY'S ENTIRE STOCK W E MUST HAVE MONEY AND W ILL SELL SEASONABLE GOODS AT GREATLY SLAUGHTERED PRICES : Everything a Great Bargain and a Money Saver to Yon Come Early and Fill Your W ants for Fall and W inter W e a r Sale Began Saturday, September 12th AND W ILL CONTINUE io DAYS io DAYS C slsxjlsXifcijfcX t “School Days, I The Golden Rule Days/’ I m i AND Scholl will treat you right. The Oregon state fair opened at It is estimated that there art 500 Salem Monday morning and closes cougars in Oregon and that each Saturday evening. year they kill no less than 2,500 Mrs. 1). A. Paine of Eugene, I deer. No wonder deer are becom- has been a guest of Mrs. W. II. I ing scarce. Patronize Leader advertisers. Abrams for the past few days. The Leader still leads. The colonist rates are now on. Phone 1551 for ice— Parties’ ice plant. 15tf Read the new ad of the Veatch, Hardware Co. AT LURCH’S A wife should furnish a match for the husband who lias money to burn. Mrs. Wheeler and family, Mrs. Miss Sue Burt returned to her ¡Gray and family, Mrs. Coiner and home at Youcalla the latter part of Miss Coiner were among those who /\\ last week after an enjoyable visit went to Brady's hopvard at Cres- /¡S with friends in this community. | well Monday. C. P. Devereaux, a well-known A new shoe shop has been \ timber dealer of this county is to opened in the bicycle repair shop be married to Miss Hula Hoyt, of by A. B. Cochran, he having se Hillsboro, in that city September cured a good workman to look 24. after the wants of the patrons of /is f /|S 1 lie o|>eii season tor bird shooting will soon lie here. Come in and see the famous new Rem- ington and Winehester pump guns and our tine line o f double and single barrel shot guns. Remember Peters’ shot gun shells never fail. § T H E BEST H EATING STOVES 1 lie old reliable Bridge-Reach and Cribben A' ^cx f011 beating stoves. Can save you money and give you the Latest and Best Heater. Many families are moving to C. M. Deusmore of Cottage the new shop. Heavy repairing is town for our excellent school ad at Grove is in this section buying all made a specialty. vantages. C. II. Van Denhurg and wife the prunes for sale. He is paying Arthur Tate, formerly one of went to Salem Monday to attend from #10 to #15 per ton for them. the extensive farmers o f the — Drain Nonpareil. the state fair. Walker community, now residing Venske Taylor, who have a near Sail Diego, California, is R. W . Veatch was up from Ku- geue Monday looking after busi contract for laying about six miles I spending a few days at this place of sewer at Dallas, are advertising lookiug after business matters and ness interests. for laborers to dig ditches at $ 2 visiting with friends. Mrs. Vail Allison went to Salem per day. Monday to attend the state fair Contractor Harry Hart eneount Spray & Co. for feed and hay. and visit with friends. ered bed rock in the first block of II. C. Madsen is the agent for his River street sewer ditch and | l'he next attraction at the arm the celebrated Waltham piano, If you adhere to was compelled to use powder to ory hall theatre will he: “ The which is equally as good as the Missouri G irl,” September .10. the fashion in suits, C bickering and Hamilton and get the required depth, about 10 Miss Mabel Holmes of liugene Mason. Call in and see and hear feet, there lieing one-foot of bed waists and cloaks, Curtis Veatch sold another pair spent a few days in this city last the tones. Workmanship fully rock to remove. The depth grow you must follow it of fine fox hound pups to a Salem guaranteed. 20tf ing less as he proceeds no more week visiting Miss Daisy Hawkins. man last week for #25. closely in Corsets. trouble is anticipated after lie com-1 Karl Hill, the professional base Unless your Corset Still the new subscribers are pletes the first block coming in. I'our new names was hall tosser, spent a few days in is stylish your other added to the Leader’s list Satur this city, visiting with his mother, A Leader representative called stylish cut garments day. sister and friends last week. at Miller’s machine shop on Third will not tit. street Monday and found the shop The W ildwood sawmill is filling According to a fashion authority running full blast with a month’s an order which will keep the mill waists that button in the back will Now what is requir work ahead. T his’is very gratify running for at least 90 days. soon he out of fashion. After ed? First of all, tight- ing to Mr. Miller as he has been Other large orders are in prospect. that, fewer husbands will he out fitting waists and to much expense in the iustalla - 1 o f patience. Billie Kirk has accepted the Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted tigure tion of this fine little plant in this Mrs. Kitue, wife o f Dr. Kitne, position o f bookkeeper with the The H enderson Habit Back Corset is the one eitv. Virgil White, the local m a W ildwood Lumber company, lie and little son, accompanied by for the present styles. F or sale at the Ideal Millinery chinist, is Mr. Miller’s competent has moved his family up to the Mr. and Mrs. Walt Scott and assistant. Store. Come ladies and inspect them. children have returned from an en mill. f V BOY’S SCHOOL SUITS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS. 1 A n appreciative subscriber writes to the Leader as follows: “ No Leader today. Should have come yesterday— did not. Have you quit business? Can’t keep house without it. G. O. Mc- Gilvray, Cauyonville, Oregon.’ ’ Elecutionary Recital. Miss Lylith Moore, of Roseburg, gave a most pleasing elecutionary recital at the armory theater Satur day evening under the auspices of the Lady Maccabees. T o add in terest to the occasion. Miss Moore was accompanied by her sister, Miss Grace, who is a charming pianist, and her excellent musical numbers received hearty encores. Miss Lylith Moore is a pupil of Marion Lowell o f New York, and her society and dramatic readings and humorous monologues were very entertaining and weie well re ceived by the small, hut very ap preciative audience, the town hav ing had almost a continuous week of entertainment. The .Misses Moore went from this place to Salem where they will attend the state fair and appear on the audi torium program during the week. They are very talented young ladies. Sickly Children Ray Baker, local pitcher for the G . and II. team, who signed up with the lady players several weeks ago, returned to Cottage Grove Friday. joyable mines. outing in the Bohemia Mrs. R. A. Grant, who was operated upon for appendicitis at Cottage ( '.rove recently, has so far recovered as to be able to return Mrs. Cottle has let a contract for home W ednesday.— Drain N on the converting of the old post pareil. office building, which was moved An Iowa humorist went into a out on Fifth street last fall, into a grocery store and asked for phon neat, modern residence. ograph records. When told that Miss Nellie Hemenway, daugh he would have to apply to a music ter of Mr. and Mrs. Delure IIein- store, he said he thought every enway, returned to Portland Satur grocery dealer kept canned tongue. day to resume her studies which Some time since lilza Crow of she will complete in February, Lorane seemed to be going into a when she will return home and decline and it was thought lie had enter the university at Ivugene. consumption and he went to Cal The laxly of Mrs. Nave, de ifornia. He is now improving rapidly and will soon be home ceased wife of Rev. Henry L. once more. His aliment was a Nave who died some months ago, leep seated attack of la grippe. I. C. Underwood, an old retired was exhumed Monday and ship The semi weekly l.eader is re merchant, who recently sold out ped to Fdinburg, Indiana, the old ceiving many compliments. It is his farm at Myrtle Creek, spent a home o f the family, where it will few days in Cottage Grove and be reinterred. The remains were a real, live local newspaper, one of Saginaw this week visiting friends, accompanied to their final resting the very l»est in the county. Com while looking for a location. He pare the semi-weekly with other is an old friend of Rev. Nickle of place by Charles C. Nave, son of country newspajiers and then form deceased. this city. your conclusions. I A Wide-AwaKe Woman I Griffin*Veatch Company. FOLLOW THE FASHION YOUR CHOICE. ••Can t Keep House Without it." Ye S p ortsm en T ake N otice V looks after the sanitation of her home for the sake of her husband, her children, her self. Careful and scientific plumbing counts for much, and costs not much more than the old, indifferent, slapdash style o f work. Only one word more: W e are modern, sani tary plumbers. Phillips Bros. 11. < )• Thompson of the Wheeler Thompson Co., returned home from a business trip to Portland Sunday. While in the city he took time to engage in a cham pionship pool game with George Comer, formerly of this city. Says he was too much for George. Read the ad of the fruit dryer in the Leader today. R. Carroll Barfield and wife, nee Itessie Harding, came up from Sa lem I'riday evening to visit over Sunday on the Harding farm the guests of Mrs. Beidler and sons. The l.eader was favored with a pleasant call. On their return home Monday they were accom panted bv Mrs. Barfield's mother Mrs. F. M. Harding, who had I been visiting on the farm for a week. are liable to lie in any home. Von never know when they are tfoing to lie taken sick, either, but very frequently it hap pens in the night time, when the drug stores are closed. Hence the advisabil ity of supplying the home with some of the always handy remedies—those most in demand for common ills. We keep none but the purest drugs ami medicines, and charge in reason. Benson’s Pharmacy Cottage Grove. Oregon 'l'he Leader erred in reporting the name of Hon. and Mrs. J. W. Baker’ s daughter and son-in-law at this place last week from Port land. It was Mr. and Mrs. 1<*. T. I Miles and wife instead of “ Mar-i tin” as printed in the Leader. Mr. and Mrs. Miles went u p on Mosby creek Monday to visit at the home of Walt Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer on Mosby creek. Mr. | Miles is a S. P. express messenger while his wife was formerly Miss Roby. Baker. IDA FRANCES B A R R E T T . r - j EUGENE i HOSPITAL Chas. S. Cochran, the coruetist, is playing a week’s engagement with M cElroy’s fine band at the state fair. Mr. Cochran is in de mand on all such occasions in this state. Spray & Co. for ixniltry supplies. u M KD IUAL A N D SU RG ICA L S T A F F . W . K u yk en d a ll; M i l W. O. P r o n e r, M I). P. J . Bartl»*, M. 1). H. F. Hcaiefe, M I». D. A. Paine, M D. G eo. d l l . D eliar, M. D. I. K. M cDougnl, M. D. For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases. Modern op- perating room and equipment. Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses- Rates on application The hunting season for many kinds of game birds opens October TRAININO SCHOOL FOR NURSES. 1st. We wonder how many of the Regular course of lecture* by the faculty ami practical train farmers’ stock will receive a stray ing in the hospital. The medical anil surgical stall' of the hos shot that, if not resulting fatally pital constiti.tew the faculty. For rates or information, as hospital or training, address W. KUYKENDALL, M. D, will render the animal less valu Superintendent. able? If the hunters would lie Or MISS M. II. HOLMHTUUM, W. II. Jenkins, traveling pas more careful what they shoot the Superintendent of Nurses. senger agent of the S. P. company farmers would not lie s o was a Cottage Grove visitor Wed "cran k y” (?i alsmt people hunt-. nesday ami favored the Leader \ ing on their farms. Many is the | with a pleasant call. He was farmer who forbids hunting on his I looking after the Sunday excu r place that does not really care for the game, but takes this measure | L sion to Newport. Spray Nc Co. for lime and cement. to protect lits stock from careless 1 # ... = Wes Chrismau, wife and family i hunters. + left Saturday with their own pri- “ ||er one Great Sin” was not vate conveyance for Salem where a|()nt. (he wearing of the directoire + they will cam pon the fair grounds L,OWI1 ¡„ surrounding her-j + and attend the big state fair this wjj|, stronger and lietter sup-1 t week. 1 hey will lie joined to- i |»rt. it lieing a still greater sin to B ARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process, «All seeds morrow by Mrs. Chrismau s I ca|j q ,e ,,f ||,C other mem-1 flr ami foreign matter taken out, leaviug the barley free from parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Me-1 («.,•„ of the company, acting, es j * dirt of any kind. livery sack guaranteed. l-arlaud (tecially the roles sustained by the SPRAY CO. Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies It v.,„ w.,„ i«ym« mu. " lu ll. , o.t.nt ,n.l the "hu.- « B e it Cem ent and Lim e Alw ays Carried it Stock- band.” The "circuit” must P H O N E IT S ..... ............................... ...... this . ..... I k ! I Agents Fairbanks. Morae Rooins. The season tor killuix elk open^ short on attractions tins season i today, Tuesday and will remain j when it must book companies with | U open only two weeks. No hunter onlv a directoire gown to reconi is permitted to kill more than one j mend them to the public. Tin Gasolene Engine For Sale Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale elk. Half a dozen of Rane’s j “ Merry W id ow ” wasn't bad, the A fipe, almost uew .Vhorse « ... . , . ,, , A twelve horse power Fair* best hunters have gone over to the gown was much lietter, but the power Fairbanks ft Morse gasolene banks a„ d Morse Ielle j headwaters of Coos river, where rest of it. Ugh! W e refer to the ouguie, tank- and equipment for clutch> tank. a u to -s p a r k e r .b a W it is said a fine large herd of these Florence Stanley company, which sale. Inquire at the Leader office ,s (oot ,H.,t fof 0ntfit big monarchs of the forest has appeared at the armory theater Trespass notices printed on cloth practically uew. Apply at Leader Friday eveming, lieen ranging for many years, cm sale at the l-eader office. office.
