Cottage Grove leader., October 23, 1908, Image 3

CUT PRICES! CUT PRICES!
We are Continuing Our Big Cut Price Sale
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Many Wonderful Bargains
Now is the time to do your Fall and W inter Buying.
This is the place where you get most for your money.
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Men’s 5 0 cent Cotton-ribbed Un-
derwear 3 5 cents.
One Lot Men’s Dress Shirts 7 5 cents
to $1.25 values for 5 0 cents, with a
collar free.
One Lot Men’s Shoes $3 to $5 val­
ues for $1.90.
One Lot Men’s Hats $1.50 to $3
values for 5 0 cents to $1.25.
All Men’s Clothing cut to wholesale
cost.
One lot Men’s 5 cent Handkerchiefs
for 3 cents.
One lot Men’s 10 cent Handkerchiefs
for 6 cents.
One lot Men’s Overalls and Jumpers
for 5 0 cents.
M en’s Flannel Shirts from $1.50 to
$3.50 each.
M en’s W ool Underwear from $1.00
to $ 2 .5 0 per garment.
Ladies’ W hite Linen Waists at half
price.
2 0 per cent discount on all Ladies’
Suits.
One Lot Ladies’ Dress Skirts for
less than cost.
One Lot Ladies' Waists at wholesale
cost.
All our Ladies’ Coats marked down.
One Lot Boy’s and G ent’s Shoes
less than cost.
Umbrellas from 5 0 cents to $5.00.
W ool Dress Goods from 2 5 cents
to $ 2 .0 0 per yard.
Ladies’ Muslin Underwear at cost.
All Other Goods at Bed Rock Price.
The First Thing to Consider in Buying is Quality;
the Second is Price.
The High Quality of our Goods is well known, and the Price is as low as our com ­
petitors offer for an inferior quality.
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A Pleased Customer is our Best Advertiser. If you are pleased tell your friends.
If you are not pleased tell us; it is always a pleasure to make things right.
W. A. HEMENWAY
Cottage Grove, Oregon.
T ogs fo r M en
E v e r y t h i n g in D ry Goods.
A Fin« Chicken Sale.
Change in Dray Company.
On Wednesday E . E . Bright, a
local poultry fancier and breeder
of prize winning Iloudaue and
Silver Gray Dorkings, shipped a
coop of a dozen and a half of
iloudau pullets and one Iioudan
coclcrel to a Ilood river man, re­
ceiving therefor a check for $50,
.or $.2.50 each for the pullets and
$.5 for the cockrel. This is the
kind of poultry it pays to raise,
’•owever. much care and practical
' -nee is required to succeed so
ex peri»,
business. Some time
well in the
-etived $.15 for a
ago Mr. Bright i
Dorkings
pen of five Silver Or...
-«•alto
and he has made scores of ..
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sales at the alx>ve prices. He h;
a fine exhibit of poultry from his
pens in the late stale fair show
and brought home $1.1.50 in cash
prizes as well as several specials.
Until recently, Mr. Bright has
been averaging shipping a crate of
eggs per week to Portland. He is
a success and so is his chickens.
On Wednesday W. ’1'. Kayser
purchased the interest of C. B.
Hayes in the Cottage Grove Trans­
fer Company, Frank Garoutte re­
taining bis half interest and the
new firm will be styled Kayser &
Garoutte. Mr. Kavser is well and
favorably known in this city, hav­
ing resided here for many years.
He has had exj>erience in the
mercantile business and has suc­
ceeded at fanning, therefore is a
good business man. Mr. Hayes
was popular with his patrons and
he and Mr. Garoutte have enjoyed
a good business. Mr. Hayes has
pot announced his future business
intentions.
■"He leader bespeaks a liberal
patronage fo t “ w " cw cnn,pany
aud wishes it s v fce8f'
Noted Temperance
A Popular Entertainer Coming.
Gertmde Johnson O’Fling, a
• dramatic reader of rare ability,
will give one of her oopu' ar liter­
ary entertainments at the Christian
•church Wednesday evening Oct.
2Sth. She comes very highly
Tecommeuded by oratory critics.
Prices will lie announced later.
Miss O’Fling possesses quite re-
•uiarkeWe dramatic power, which
she has developed by svstemmatic
and thorough work as a student.
;S b e never fails to please an
raudieuce. Admission 15 and 25 cts.
Worker Coril'nq.
James R. knodell. assistant
superintendent Oregon Anti-Sa­
loon I-eague, will deliver an ad­
dress at the Christian church Sun­
day morning at 11 o'clock to
which every one is cordially in­
vited.
One of the following subjects will
be discussed by him:
Licensed
Saloons or Blind Figs? Not which
but Neither.” "T h e Transforma­
tion Complete.” "H unting for a
Man.”
The Grove Studio has engaged
for a short time the most skillfu
operator ever in the town. Conte
in Itefore he leaves and get a really
first class photo..
D o n 't S a y B A N K , Sexy .
FIRST NHTIONHL BHNK
OF COTTA»IK GROVE.
CAPITAL
SCR P H 'S
PROFITS
$
45 , 000.00
AND
GROW ING
LARGER
You p ro tect to u r home from tire by Insuring It—TH AT -S W .K t
W hy d o n 't you protect yonr Deeds. Notes, and M ortgages, ( on-
trnets T a x Receipt«, and O ther Valuable Palters, keepsake Jewelry,
E tc ., from F IR E and B C R 8L A M S by renting one of our
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS— Thai s Wise. Too.
Jn a t Installed.
Come and Nee Them.
The First National Bank
T K * O ld Reliable
M m m m n
Reduction on Ladies Hats.
Saturday the 24th and Wednes­
day the 28th I will give a reduction
from 50 cents to $1 .(X) on all pattern
hats now in stock.
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I da F r a n c e s B a r r e t t .
Socialist Speaker Coming
E. J • Lewis, national organizer
for the Socialist party who spoke
to the people of Cottage Grove
some two weeks ago, will again
address the voters of Cottagp
Grove Tuesday night, Oct. 27th at
the Masonic hall at <S p. m. Come
and bring your question book with
you. Mr. Lewis is not the kind
that refuses to answer questions,
either of so-called "agitators” or
any one else.
Married.
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The Leader leads
Patronize Leader advertisers.
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Cottage Grove district fair next.
Now the seed wheat is going
into the ground.
"H is Satanic Majesty” tonight ;
at the Electric theater.
The railroad commission is in |
vestigatiug potato rates.
Several Morrow county farmers !
will try Turkey Red wheat.
If you want a good paying little j
business inquire at the Bazaar.
M. I I . Anderson has returned
home from a business trip to Port- !
land.
A FE W O F TH E BARGAINS
$1.25 to $1.50 Fancy Broadcloth for
9 8 cents.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Andrew Nelson went to Eugene
today to sjieud a few days visiting
with his parents.
M. A. Clark and J. I). Phillips
of Cottage Grove were Eugene
visitors Wednesday.
A marriage license was granted
Wednesday to Ray Goodrich and
Miss Ruby Hendricks.
Remember the big shoot at the
rifle range next Monday. Col.
Yorau and Capt. Houck will be
here.
C. R. Nokes and wife left Tues­
day for a visit with friends in
Portland and Eastern Oregon
ixjints.
I). J . Du Brille of the Leader,
was looking after business matters
at the county seqt Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Dave Griggs visited a few
days in Eugene this week with her
parents, Hon. and Mrs. I. H.
Bingham.
Mr. and Mrs. J . II. Sliortridgp
of London, Oregon, are visiting
their daughter, Mrs. J . W. Harris
in Eugene.
C. A. Hawkins came up from
Portland Saturday and sjxMit Sun­
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
G. B. Hawkins.
We will need stilts or a mud
boat with which to reach the de­
pot very soon, if there is not a
clean up ordered.
Miss Gertrude Palmer went to
Drain this afternoon to spend Sat­
urday and Sunday on the farm
with her parents.
Mrs. Herbert Kaken of Cottage
Grove, is the guest of her cousin,
Mrs. R. L. Gile, in this city, says
Wednesday’s Roseburg Review.
A few roomers or roomers and
boarders will lie taken by Mrs. W.
T- Kayser at her home one block
west and two blocks north of the
bridge.
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The Beidler boys have a force of
men at work digging their five
acres of Burbank potatoes, the
prices for which are not very en­
couraging just now.
Hamilton Veatch brought in a
hack load of fine Muir peaches
from his farm on Row river, six
miles east of town, Thursday
which he sold at $1.80 per bushel
very readily.
"G itn ” Nichols of the Youcalla
Courier, was a Grove visitor Thurs­
day. The boys have recently en­
larged their little paper rrom 4 to
In pages aud are doing a fine little
business.
Spray & Co. for Leslie salt.
BIRD 3 A T C H U R C H
O n 2 S a b b a th m orn In fra g r a n t May
1 heard a w histle rich and long.
( spied a golden robin gay
F illin g th e grove w ith song.
Bu t w here Is roDln, m y robin true,
W ho s tru c k th e m u sical lyreT
D on 't tell a n y one and I ’ll te ll you—
H e sin g s In our ch u rch choir.
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The soprano w ears his golden breast.
T h e a lto his w ings o f tire.
T h e o th e r g irls a re sp ortin g th e rest.
H e belon gs to our s ty lish choir.
Koam not in o rch ard n or lis t by rill.
D o n 't lin g e r in sh ady wood.
You will n ot h ea r th e wild bird s' trill,
F o r th ey h ave le ft fo r good.
But
if you would see th e birds you
adore,
Go down whero good women pray,
And you wifi find th e birds once m ore
On th e ir h a ts so sty lish and gay.
W e will Sponge and Shrink all
goods bought of us this week
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Republican rally at the armory
Saturday evening. Brief instru-
j mental aud vocal musical program
j preceediug the speaking.
Tom Parker and family have re
turned home from Albany where
they have been enjoying an ex
tended visit with friends.
A boy baby born in Eugene re
cently weighed sixteen pounds the
day of its coming into the world.
He should be named Taft.
Jas. Craig has returned home
front Lang creek where he en­
larged and otherwise improved the
farm home of Dave Mosby.
Miss Dottie Miller returned to
her home at Heppner Thursday
after several days visit with her
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs Ira
Conner.
I'p to the present time the s h il l­
ing score records of the various
valley military companies show Co.
E. of Cottage Grove to be 57
points ahead.
The repair work on the Main
street bridge was commenced to­
day by a force of men aud will be
pushed to completion at the earliest
possible date.
Rev. Gardiner and wife of Sagi­
naw, moved into their west Cot
tage l¡rove cottage today for the
winter. They own a uice little
farm at Saginaw .
The ladies of the M. E. church
will serve meals in the east room
of the new Phillips brick on Main
street ou election day at 25 cents.
Home cooking and plenty of it.
Meals from 11:30 a. m to 2 o’clock
p. in.
Dr. J . i>. Van Winkle has
moved his offices upstairs in the
new Phillips building, where he
can be found during office hours
by his many patients and friends,
lie has a very convenient, commo­
dious and nicely fitted up suit of
rooms, with most of the modem
medical apparatus, including a
a surgical cabinet.
Rev. Thumley of Portland, de­
livered a lecture at the Wall street
chapel Tuesday evening to a fair
sized audience on the subject,
“ Darkest New York.” He paint­
ed a graphic word picture of the
misery and distress of New York's
thousands of poor apd (llso set
forth how extravagant and sinful
is the millionaire life of that city.
Music was furnished by the Royal
Academy mixed chorus tinder the
ditections of Prof. Johnson aud
their musical numbers were e x ­
cellent. The collection went to
(he free reading room.
Scholl has 100 gold filled and
gold watches for you to select
from and at the lowest possible
price.
Merton Earl, who sustained a
of the bride's grandparents, broken leg some time ago, is able
Rev. and Mrs. C. H. W allace in to be about again, lie was form­
Collage Grove, Tuesday evening
erly connected with the local light
Go. I Inna
October 20, 1908, Mr. Robert L.
Gawley pud Mi»» jOrnette Morss, company, with which he is again
C a r p e ts a n d R ugs
Rev. C. If - W allace officiating. associated.
\Ia«le to order ami Satis­
The pretty ceremony was wit­
faction guaranteed both
Spray & Co. for grass seeds-
as to workmanship and
nessed only by relatives and a few
prices. Apply to
Remember that Gertrude John
intimate friends of the contracting
hone 386
son O'Flyng, the popular dramatic
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Comer P W
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parties, following which a spleudid
n o e a r A d v e n tis t •
C h u rch
reader, will give a literary enter­
wedding repast was served. The
tainment at the Christian church
happy couple were the recipients
in this city on Wednesday even­
of several handsonje aud useful
ing, October 25th. She never fails
wedding gifts. The groom is one
to ca|>Uvat£ Jije most e x a ctin g !
of the enterprising members of the
audiences.
Disston Lumber Co., which is op
Shingles for sale at Veatch & |
erating a well equipped saw mill
and logging camp at Disston, the Lawson.
present terminus of the Cottage
The management of the Electric j
Grove, Bohemia railroad, known Theater lias consented to donate |
the O. & S. E . railroad. The half of the proceeds of Monday
bride is a daughter of Rev. and and Tuesday evening entertain­
Mrs. S. B. Morss of this city, both ments to the Ladies Aid Societ v of
of her parents being members of the Presbyterian church. T h e
highly esteemed pioneer families pictures will lie Joseph sold into
of this, Lane county. She is a Egypt. Admission 10 cents.
very estimable and charming
Spray At Co. huvs veal, chick­ many special articles are needed for the
young lady, who has a host of ad­ ens, eggs, etc.
Invalid's room. This is the place to
miring friends in this community,
Misses Ikdlie and Mary Hefty come for them to get the liest qualities,
all of whom join the leader in
at the lowest prices. We f iv e you good
took their departure Thursday and quick service an«l treat yon so yon
wjshitig the happy couple a long,
morning for Arizona where they will lie sure to return on future occasions.
congenial and prosperous wedded
will spend the winter with a sister. We are really headquarters for all sick ­
life.
Miss Dollie is in hopes of getting room supplier for pure drugs ami medi­
cine*. and for putting up «loctor’s pre­
Members of Co. E. are bestirring rid of a slight throat trouble, but
scriptions in the mo*t accurate and
which
promised
to
twcome
severe
themselves in their efforts to get
quickest way. at nominal prices.
one of the military brass bauds had she remained here during the
which will be organized in the rainy season.
state this winter. It requires 27
Ladies, see those Cameo back
Cottage Grove, Oregon
members. We have the material) combs at the Bazaar,
GAWLEY-MORS5-»At the home
Free This Week *
L U R C H ’S
Oh, how inspiring the w ondrous hym n
T h a t ro se fro m his bu bbling th ro a t.
W h ile a ll the fea th e re d ch o ir Joined in
T o sw ell th e prutseful n ote!
Notice Our Window Display of
f in e : d r e s s g o o d s
Come in and Look. You are
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T ak e Notice V
The open season for bird shooting will soon
be here. Come in and see the famous new Rem­
ington ami Winchester pump guns and our fine
line of double and single barrel shot guns.
Remember Peters’ shot gun shells never fail.
T H E B E S T H E A T IN G S T O V E S
The old reliable Bridge-Beach and Cribben &
Sexton heating stoves. Can save you money
and give you the Latest and Best Heater.
» Griffin-Veatch Company.
FOLLOW THE FASHION
If you adhere to
the fashion in suits,
waists and cloaks,
you must follow it
closely itt Corsets.
Unless your Corset
is stylish your other
stylish cut garments
will not fit.
Now what is requir­
ed? First of all, tight-
fitting w aists and
Princess gowns necessitate a perfected Corseted figure
The H e n d e r s o n H abit B a c k C o r s e t is the one
for the present styles. For sale a t the Ideal Millinery
Store. Come ladies and inspect them.
ID A F R A N C E S B A R R E T T .
EUGENE
j HOSPITAL
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Barrels 14,0,5 i
MKIHCAI. AN I) SUI<<1I<JAL S T A F F .
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W. Kuykendall ; M. D.
W. O. Fronser, M . I>.
I*. .1. Marti«», M. II.
H F. Scaiofo, M II.
D. A. Fain«;, M II.
Geo. O.B D eliar, M. D.
L. K. Mi lktugal, M. D.
Por the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Case».
Modern op-
pcraling room and equipment.
Sputum and
blood examinations.
Appliances lor X ray work.
Full corps ol trained nurses.
Rates ou application
T R A IN ING SCHOOL FOR NU R S E S .
Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical train ­
ing in the hospital. The medical and surgical stuir of the hos-
pitiil constitutes the faculty. For rates or Inform ation, an
hospital or training, address
W. K U YK EN D A LL, M. D,
Superintendent.
Or M ISS M. H. IIOLMSTItUM,
Superlnt -ndenl of Nurses.
In Time of Sickness
Benson's Pharmacy
SPRAY &
Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic process
and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley
dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed.
Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock-
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
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Gasolene Engine For Sale
Fine Gasolene Engine for Sale.
almost new .4 horse
powei Fairbanks & Morse gasolene
engine, tanks and equipment for
sale. Inquire at the I-eader office
'trespass notices printed on cloth
,.n sale at the leader office.
A twelve horse power Fair­
banks and Morse gasolene engine,
clutch, tank, auto sparker, battery
and .45 foot l*elt for $4<X). Outfit
practically new. Apply at Leader
office.
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