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Rees-Wallace The Hat has as much to do with “making the man as does the Suit C o. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. The Leader leads. Patronize Leader advertisers. Cottage Grove district fair next. THE CELEBRATED C. A. Harlow was looking after court business at Eugene this week HARDEMAN C. L. Webber was transacting business at the conuty seat W ed nesday. $3QS> H A T fW fc 'E L 'L E D BY NONE Chas. II. VatiDeuburg made Eugene a brief busiuess visit W ed nesday. T H t BEST Harry Wynne was transacting business at the county seat W ed nesday. Loggers’ Also and Best Brands Miners’ SHOES LADIES’ and CHILDREN’S SHOES to the Ideal Millinery for I d a F r a n c is 29-2t Mrs. Ida Bingham of Eugene, is a guest of her sKler-iu-law, Mrs. Dave Griggs. Ben Lurch the Cottage Grove merchant, went down Tlutrsday to take in Eugene. The big reduction on trimmed hats are thinning them out. Don’t wait too long. I da F rances B a r r r t t . 29-2t Our GROCERY DEPARTMENT is more complete than ever before. Bring in your farm produce. A. I‘ . Churchill came down from Bohemia with the election returns yesterday morning and went to Eugene. SffRees-Wallace Co. ROYAL ACADEMY RECITAL Go prices on m illin e ry . B a r r k t t . Church— My son lost an eye and an arm in the I’ hillipines. Go tham— ( )h, has football reached there already? ICAL . 1 6 . Mrs. Abene of Cottage Grove visited with her daughter, Mrs. A. K. McPheason at Eugene a few days this week. Miss Lottie Veatch returned to Eugene Thursday after a pleasant Musical recital by Royal Cliorus Club to be given at tbe armory visit at the home of her sister, hall, S p. ni. Monday Nov. 16, 1908. Admission, popular prices. Mrs. Lizzie Churchill. Chorus, “ Jehovah Reigns” ......................................................A. Ilcirly Tw o comedies, “ The Village Chorus Club Schoolmaster” Friday night, and Solo, violin, “ Sunbeams on the Lake” .................................... E. Mack “ Brown’s in Tow n,” Saturday Jay DeSpain night, at the armory theatre. Solo, vocal, “ 'That is Love” ....................................... Felix McGlemou Nov. 16 and to noon of 17, Dr. G. Ii. Johnson Duet, vocal, “ O Tell us Merry Birds” ...............................C. A. White Lowe, the well known optician will lie in Cottage Grove. Have Misses Mary Hopper and Gertrude Emmerson Solo, piano, “ La Zingana” ......................................... C. Bohtn, op 102 him test your eyes for glasses. Work is progressing rapidly on Miss Gertrude Kminerson Malequartet, “ Drifting Away From God” ...........................P. Hilhorn the new bridge on Main street. It will be ready for planking to Prescott Wheeler, G. E. Johnson, Frank Wheeler and Almon Owens Duet, piano, “ The Sleighride"................................... Eugene Walter morrow or Monday morning. Mrs. Johnson and Gertrude Emmerson Mixed quartet, “ Come Where the Lilies Bloom” .... W ill L. Thompson Mary Hopper, Gertrude Emmerson, G. E. Johnson and Almqii Owens Duet, violin and cornet, “ lie will Meet nte at the Portal” ...Kirkpatrick Jay DeSpain and Frank Wheeler Chorus, “ They That Trust” .................................................... A. Beirly Chorus Club Duet, vocal, “ One of the Sweet Old Chapters” .... Miss II. B. Chapman Miss Alice Wheeler and Hiram Wheeler Solo, guitar, “ Sebastopol” ....................................................H. Worrall Miss Gertrude Emmerson Malequartet, “ The Wayside Cross".............................. 11. R. Palmer Prescott Wheeler, G. E. Johnson, Erank Wheeler and Almon Owens Duet, violin and guitar, “ Meditation” ........................... C. S. Morrison Miss ('¡ertrude Emmerson and Jay DeSpain Trio, vocal, “ Heavenward” ......................................................... Leslie Misses Alice Wheeler, Olive Pannele and Amy Owens Duet, piano, “ Home Sweet Home” with variations........... Chas. Grobe Misses Alice Wheeler.aml Mary Hopper Chorus, “ Our Country’s Flag” ................................................ A. Beirly Chorus Club Come and invite your friends. We promise you your money’s worth. NEW GROCERY EUGENE MATLOCK BUYS STORE OPENED INTEREST IN A STORE M. F. Deslarges and sons, late Mrs. Charles Riedel, who has been visiting friends in Eugene, left Wednesday for her home in Cottage Grove, says the Register. Frankie Hawley and Miner Allen returned to Eastern Oregon last Sunday night after an enjoy able visit with relatives at this place. John Holland returned to Cot tage Grove Wednesday afternoon after having spent election day at his home precinct at Crow and in E ugen e. J. E. Spray & Co. have just completed a fine 8 foot concrete pavement 120 feet fronting their new brick commission house on east Main street. Ladies Aid Society of the Pres byterian church will have a market commencing at 9 o’clock Saturday at Pearce Bros, store. Baked beans, chicken, cake, etc. Schmitt Bros, of Creswell have sold a fme German coach stallion to the German Breeders’ Associa It is stated that Eugene Matlock tion of Yoncalla. The horse was of Eugene, a son-in-law of W. C. imported by A . C. Ruby & Co. Johnson, the merchant, of this city, W . T . Kayser, who recently has purchased an interest in his bought a half interest in the Cot father in-law’s store. Mr. Mat- tage Grove Dray Co., is convales lock is a live, energetic and genial cing from a brief, but very severe young man and will be a valuable illuess, a complication of heart acquisition to the firm. and stomach troubles. Here’s wishing the new firm all The Military club is to be con kinds of prosperity. gratulated for securing such a of Oregon City, have leased the Venske building on Main street and on Saturday morning of this week will open up a nice new stock of groceries. They have located in this city permanently and having had considerable ex perience in the mercantile business are sure to succeed. The firm will be known as Deslarges Bros, gro Horse for Sale. cers, however, the elder son will not arrive here until spring, the Good and gentle, will work any store to be conducted by the father where. $40 if sold soon. Inquire and younger son until that time. of W. F. H a r t . The Leader bespeaks a liberal share of public patronage for the Paint your hen roosts with Ave- new firm and wishes it success. narius Carbolineum. Buy it at Veatch & Lawson. 26tf company for a two nights engage ment, as Eckhardt’s Ideals are known to be. A t the armory theater Friday and Saturday even ing. ECKHARDTS IDEALS TWO NIGHTS STAND City Marshal F. H. Suodgrass of Cottage Grove was in Eugene yesterday to give testimony against the two hold-ups he captured at It is gratifying to know that Divide who beat up Mr. DeWald Eckhardts Ideals, a theatrical so badly. company, which is so well known 1 have some of the best White and so well liked and which is a leghorn cockrels and pullets in favorite with every child as well the state which I am obliged to as the older people of Cottage dispose of at once. If you want Grove, will appear here for two some choice birds cheap call this nights commencing next Friday week. F. B. P h il l ip s . 29tf night November 6. Spray & Co, buys veal, chick This company does not need ens, eggs, etc. any introduction to us "but we do Mayor Matlock and son, Eugene want to turn out and greet them and wife, .of Eugene, were guests with a full house Friday night. of relatives and friends in this city It is so seldom that we get a a few days this week and attended good company and when we do we the revival meetings at the Chris should show them that they are tian church conducted by Evange welcome by giving them a big list Matlock. house. The opening bill will lie that A fine line of ladies suits and “ The Village coats at W . A . llemenways. 27tf funny comedy Clarence and El Myers returned Schoolmaster.“ This comedy will to this city from Myrtle Point, give the entire cast an opportunity Coos county, today and will pro to show what good work they can bably work in this vicinity this do and will give the ladies a winter. They report times rather chance to wear some of their quiet over in Coos. They former handsome gowns. There will be ly resided near this city and have no dull waits as there are up to date vaudeville sketches between lilany friends in this community. The Grove Studio for best acts. Prices are reasonable. General photos. Prove it for yourself by a admission 35 cents, reserved seats visit there. ■SO cents, children 25 cents. Seats Thos. Jenkins has returned on sale at New Era drug store. home from a trip to the middle Grand Jury Drawn. western states. He visited several points o f interest and reports a Wednesday afternoon the follow good time. He was an Oregon ing grand jury was drawn at Eu delegate to the national assembly gene: J. P. Curriu, foreman: C. of the Modern Brotherhood of A. Harlow, P. S. Hills, J. E. America iu Kansas. Phelps, J. M. Kitchen. I I . E. All See our bran new stock of up to ingham, Lester Jaoeby. In the circuit court Wednesday date rugs before you buy carpets. the case of Miss M. T. Mundle vs. Veatch & Lawson. 26tf Garmau-Hemeuway Co. to recover The county court is paying money, the motion to strike from many bounties on wild cats, complainant w as withdrawn. cougars, etc. this season. They Leave to file answer was granted. are talking strongly of cutting out This is the case wherein Garmau- the bounty on wild cats and bob Hemeiiwav’s milliner seeks to re cover her salary for the contract cats and doubling the bounty on period. cougars and gray wolves. A William DeWald of Cottage bounty of $5 each for cougars, Grove had no trouble in picking gray and black wolves would lie out his assailants from among the lvetter. prisoners in jail yesterday. The Chas. Bruuean has returned to case against Murphy and Harvey is so near conclusive that it is this city from the Bohemia mines thought they will plead guilty to where he has lieen spending the the charge. past mouth working out his assess ment on his Sarah claim, which he Royal Intermediate School Items. reports is making a fine showing. He says the recent snowfall has The woodshed at the dermitory nearly all disappeared from the is completed. camp. He predicts a lively season The instruction books for the violins have arrived. next year in the mines. Dr. A . W . Kiltie called at the A ll the latest styles iu side and school home this week. back combs at the Bazaar. Miss Alice Wheeler called on Mr. and Mrs. DeWald of Cottage Mrs. C. S. Wilson Sunday: Grove were in the city yesterday Phillip Casebeer came to visit to give evidence before the grand the school Thursday morning. jury against the prisoners Murphy Mr. Kyle Kendall made a trip and Harvey, who are now await to the-Grove to get a tooth e x ing trial for assault with intent to tracted. W e are glad to know that Carl kill. Mr. DeWald walked into Larsen expects to start to school the jail and identified the prisoners soon. from among eight others, without We are glad to welcome a new the least hesitancy.— Register. student to school— Edward Bab Bran $1.40 per 100 pounds at cock. The school is getting so interest the flour mill. 30tf iug that the goats like to come as Hon. A . E. Stearns, ex-county well as the kids. Mr. A. D. Owens & Sons are judge of Douglas county and a prominent business man of Oak very busy getting the timbers for the bridge iu the Grove. land, is«a Cottage Grove visitor to Hallowe'en was very quietly cel day, looking after bis local agency ebrated at the school this year for the Page Woven wire fence, only a few things missing such as for which David Griggs is the wash tubs, etc. local agent of Messrs. Stearns & Mr. L. G. Paap formerly princi Cheuoweth of Oakland. Much pal of the Royal school came of this fencing is being used here down from Washington for a few days visit and returned back Mon abouts. day morning. A new line of mens hats, latest The students in the bookkeepiug shapes and shades at W . A. Ilein- class have learned that that winch comes in is debit and that which enways— The Toggery. 27tf goes out is credit, or at least they Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ackerman think they have. and daughter, Miss Claire, left The Chorus club is putting in all yesterday for their new home at there spare time getting ready for New Plymouth, Idaho, which is the recital to take place at the just across the Oregon state line, home Nov. 14 and at Cottage near Ontario. Mr. Ackerman was Grove in the armory hall Monday, Nov. 16. at Cottage Grove during the sum mer putting up the big fruit dryer and was so well pleased with Ore gon that they now go back to close out their interests in Idaho and will return to Eugene to live. Near beer is being sold in town again by one or two cigar stores. No arrests have yet lieen made but it is probable that there will lie The Grove Studio has engaged Shingles for sale at Veatcli & If you want a good paying little soon and the ordinance prohibiting for a short time the most skilful its sale tested in the courts, says operator ever in the town. Come Lawson's. 26tf business inquire at the Bazaar. in before he leaves and get a really the Eugene Guard. first class photo.. Dr. Nave will preach on“ Pa- Z. T . and Roy Foster who re reutal Resjiotisibility" at 11a. m. turned to Wisconsin and North D o n ’t S a y B A N K , S a y and oil “ The Gospel in a Nut Dakota, respectively, about a year shell” at 7:30 p. m. next sabbath ago, returned to this place to re in Presbyterian church. Sabbath side permanently this week. They OF C O TTAO K OROVF,. school 11 a. m.,Christian endeavor say that as indications became ap 6:30 p. m. Von are cordially in A N D C A P IT A L parent that northern winter was vited to all these meetings. G R O W IN G SURPLU S upon them they began thinking \ t LARG ER PR O F ITS Clean seed oats SO cents per about the lieautiful, warm nanny You protect your home from tire by insuring It—T H A T 'S W iSE . bushel at the flour mill. 30tf days we were still enjoying in W hy don't you protect your Heeds, Notes, and M ortgages, Con- tracts. T a x Receipts, and Other Valuable Papers, Keepsake Jew elry. The Allen Fruit company will < )regon so they simply packed up Etc., from F IR E and BERG LAK H by renting one of our commence canning apples in gal their household goods and headed lon cans next week. There is for Oregon never to leave old SAFETY DEPOSIT VA U LTS— That's Wise. Too. always a good demand for canned Webfoot again, where, a little Jnst Installed. Come and See Them. apples in this shape and the local rain now and then is greatly cannery will put up quite a preferable to the blizzards and T h e O ld Reliable. quantity, says the Eugene Regis long zero winter’s of the middle i ter. northern states, F IN E D R E SS GOODS r Our 50 cent values Special at 29 cents An Honest Reduction at L U R C H ’S % Ye Sportsmen Take Notice V The open season for bird shooting w ill soon he here. Come in and see the famous new Rem ington and YVinehester pump guns and our fine line o f 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 Cribbentfe Sexton heating stoves. Can save you money and give you the Latest and Best Heater. V Griffin-Veatch Company. FOLLOW THE FASHION I f you adhere to the fashion in suits, waists and cloaks, you must follow it closely in Corsets. Unless yottr Corset is stylish your other stylish cut garments will not fit. Now what is requir ed? First o f all, tight- fitting waists r» and w Princess gowns necessitate it perfected Corseted figure 1 he H e n d e rs o n Habit B a c k C o rse t is the one for the present styles. For sale at 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 HOSPITAL M KDICAL A N I) 8URHICAI, STAFF. W. Kuykendall; M. D. W. O. IToasor, M . D. t I». J. Bartl«*, M I). B. F. Hoaiefe, M I). D. A. Faine, M . D. Geo. O.B. De Bar, M. D. L K. McDongal, M. D. For the core and Ireat.nent of Medical und Surgical Cases. Modern op- periling room and equipment Appliances for X ray work. Sputum and blood examinations Full corps of trained nurses. Rales on application TRAINING SCHOOL FOR NURSES. Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical train ing ill the hospital. The medical and surgical stuff of the hos pital ooustltulcH the faculty. For rates or Information, as hospital or training, address W. K F Y K E N IiA L I., M. D. Superintendent. Or MISS M. H. H O LM ST R l'M . Superintendent o f Nurses. The Drug Question I S PR A Y ¿t CO. Feed, Flour and Poultry Supplies BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic pr<x-ess. A ll seeds and foreign matter taken out, leaving the barley free from dirt of any kind. Every sack guaranteed. FIR ST N A T IO N A L B Ä N K The First National Bank ALL THIS W EEK especially in time of sickness—is one p- Best Cement and Lim e Alw ays Carried it Stock- which puzzles many. Rut the average Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. PHONE n s iloctor in town is never in < Ion hi as to where to semi one for a prescription. The medicine is wanted right, pure. prompt and as economical as possible. Consequently he has to send here for it. Gasolene Engine For Sale. , Fipe Gasolene Engine for Sale. You are sure of quick and polite aeivice, A fine, almost new 3 horse A twelve horse power Fair- the purest and freshest of drugs, and a powet Fairbanks & Morse gasolene hanks and Morse gasolene engine, most conscientions charge for same. Benson’s Pharmacy Cottage Grovo, Oregon engine, tanks and equipment for clntch, tank, auto sparker, battery sale. Inquire at the Leader office, i and 35 foot belt for $400. Outfit Trespass notices printed on cloth practically new. Apply at Leader on sale at the leader office. office.
