Cottage Grove leader., January 12, 1909, Image 3

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LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
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P o p u la r
A nice parlor therm om eter free
to every cash subscriber or yearly
renewal to the Leader, as long as
they last.
te ntion paid to d e ta il
in th e ir fo otw ear.
You get it in the
American Lady and American Gent
9 Wmtäm
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Made in all Leathers
U niversally
j p j p » over foot conforming
lasts that will not
hurt your feet
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$ so cheap as right now.
-W allace Co.
Small Blaze Sunday.
A novel feature th a t co u ld be
advantageously adopted by any
North western com m unity, no m a t­
ter how sm all, lias been introduced
by the Portland Com mercial club.
A special com m ittee lias form ulat­
ed a plan h av in g for its pur[>ose
giving the “ glad h a n d ” to every
newcomer. A t the rate im m igra­
tion is com ing to the coast a sim i­
lar com mittee would have its
hands full in welcoming new
people.
In some
places the
w om en’s clubs have m ade it a
point to prom ptly call upon the
new ladies. You have more to do
with m aking it a happy and pros­
perous new year th a n anybody
else. Let your first resolve be
that during 1909 you will add one
new citizen to the population of
C ottage Grove.
A fire alarm was turned in Sun
day afternoon when smoke was
seen issuing from the building on
the corner of M ain and Fifth
street receutly vacated by L incoln's
m eat m ark et and w hich only re­
cently was purchased by Messrs.
D unbar N O 'L oane. T he fire
seem* to have originated from a
llue in tile partition between the
m eat m ark et building and the
shoe-shop adjoining and was diffi­
cult to reach by the fire laddies
who were on hand prom ptly and
had two stream s playing on the
flames, the fire being extinguished
before m uch dam age was done.
T he building had been occupied
for the past few days by a fellow
who w as exhibiting a “ real, live
c o u g a r," w hich he called ‘ F an n y ’,
T he E u g en e G uard, Junction
and “ F a n n y ” was rescued from
the burn in g building l>v the fire­ City Tim es and the H arrisburg
men early on the scene. T he Bulletin are am ong our exchanges
dam age is sm all— insurance $1000. th a t are in v itin g their readers to
trade w ith the Boyd T ea Co.
True, the wagon visits Springfield,
Coasting Accident
| but the News advises its readers to
| trade with your hom e m erchant.
W hile coasting on the M cFar­
land hill S atu rday evening a sleigh ■ S tand in your door an d give the
on w hich was a num ber of young | m an with the fancy w agon the big
people sheered from its course and ' id sign when he calls at your
collided w ith a fence, Dr. A da house. T h e local m erchant is
Sm ith, a sister of Mrs. Dr. Schleef, your friend and will accom m odate
and Miss Lena W heeler both being you. No Boyd T ea Co. “ a d s” in
quite severely injured, the former ours.—Springfield News. T h em ’s
sustaining a severely injured foot our sentim ents eloquently e x ­
and an k le and the latter a sim ilar pressed. T he Leader also turned
injury, both of whom will be laid this ad down.
up for some tim e.
We note th a t our friend E. K.
Brown of the Eugene Poultry farm
carried off the fine bible at the late
E ugene Poultry show. If E. K.
is looking for good reading he
should peruse the book, as its co n ­
tents will no doubt be news to him.
TWELVE ACRE ORCHARD
SELLS FOR $18,000
Last week Frank W eston, of
Cavitta, C al., purchased 12 acres
of the Plainview orchard, owned
by W . H. Norcross, near Medford,
for which he paid $18,000—or
Pipes busted yet?
$1500 an acre.
Vote for a city park.
T his is an apple orchard com ­
W alking single file seems to be
prising Newtown, Spitzenburgs
the style lately.
and Ben Davis varieties, and from
these same 12 acres and two ad ­
Cheer up Brother lla rto g , this
ditional acres of the same orchard
only comes ouce ill a life time.
there were harvested a crop of
Your m oney’s worth in candy
apples
in 1907 which brought Mr. E
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Woodmen
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and then some at the Bee Hive.
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Norcross th e net sum of $6336.
the
W
orld,
at
its
recent
meeting
in
T ry some of those 20 cent per
The trees are 16 years old and are
pound cream s at the Bee Hive. 38tf Denver, decided to tak e $.30,000 of
, E ugene’s m unicipal w ater bonds. seemingly just getting themselves
A. It. W vxl of the O. i t S. E. ■
in proper trim for bum per yields.
Closing out at cost. Now is the
railroad, is transacting business in
The purchase above mentioned
tim e to fit up your home. Every-
Portland.
includes the buildings on the
Rev. L. D. Green of G overneur, 1 thing going at cost in furniture, place. Mr. Norcross has about 40
New York, was in Cottage Grove carpets, etc. Cochran it Cooley.
more acres of fruit trees adjoining
Friday evening.
! Mrs. A. B. Grimm and little j the tract sold. - P art of this tract
, dau g h ter of Cottage G rove visited is set to jiears and part to younger
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their relatives in Drain last week
ARK Grounds c a n | j —the Boltin fam ily.— Drain Non- apple trees.
never be purchased § ! pareil.
W ant p a rtic u la r a t­
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Roseburg will dedicate its new
Com mercial clu b rooms th is even-
ing.
W e are not giving furniture away,
but we are sw apiug dollars with
you th is m onth. Veatch & Law-
sou.
T he
cold
snap
continues
throughout Oregon, sleighing and
sk atin g beitig an unique am use­
m ent for the Webfooters.
E ugene gets the n ext- an n u al
m eeting of the State Grocers as­
sociation which has just closed an
interesting m eetiug in Portland.
Mrs. E v a C. W heeler of Cottage
Grove, Lane co u n ty ’s president of
the W om an's C hristian T em per­
ance Union, also s ta te Y. secretary
of the same, addressed a large
crowd of young and elderly people
' at the M ethodist church, in Rose-
burg S unday afternoon at 2:30
¡o’clock. In addition to Mrs.
W heeler’s address, a fine program
was carried o ut at the conclusion
of w hich a Y society was o rg an ­
ized.— Roseburg Review.
O ne g rand fea tu .e of the snow
and freeze m illions of green aphis,
m oths and other fruit and grain
pests were destroyed. A brief
See those fine new Columbia
sjiell of this kin d of w eather
would be welcomed by fruit and Victor graphophones at the
B azaar.
growers every w inter.
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DIST. 76 SHOE
Has good Leather
Soles and
Counters.
No pasteboard
used in these
shoes
W e have the same brand of Shoes
for men and wom en—all warranted
Burkholder-Woods Co.
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No w onder the Cottage Grove
new county contingent got the
T he revival m eetings will con­ skiddo at E ugene M onday even-
tinue d u rin g the present week at j ing. T h e G roveites num bered ex-
th e M. E. church.
j actly 23.
Mrs. N etta G arred of Portland,
A nything hi o u r entire stock will
is attending Mrs. C. B. Baker and
be sold at a discount of from 10 to
her in fan t dau g h ter at A lbany.
4o per cent, during the mouth of
Geo. H all of the Cottage Grove Ja n u ary . Come early and avoid
ban k , is looking after business the rush. V eatch & Lawson.
m atters up at the mines.
Dry wood for sale. Inquire of
Mrs. Lena H arris, uee Freder- V eatch & A nderson.
ickson, is a guest of Cottage
A few sleighs were hastily built
'■rove friends, her husband h av ­
S arurday m orning and sheep bells
ing died lately.
substituted for sleigh bells an d a
Chas. Conner an d wife, who brief good time was had a few days
have been spending several days by some of the young people until
at L orane with Mr. C onner’s the
thaw
com m enced.
The
brother H orace and wife, returned spectacle caused a smile to creep
home Monday an d reported a foot over tlie faces of the easterners
of snow on the m ountain between who have located in our city re­
this city and Lorane.
cently.
D o n ’t S a y B A N K , S a y
FIRST NHT10NHL BHNK
OF COTTAGK G RO VE.
C A P IT A L
SU R PLU S
P R O FIT S
$45,000.00 1
Business Locals.
“spray & Co. for Leslie salt.
T he best aud cheapest candies
at the Bee Hive.
38tf
Shingles for sale at V eatch &
Lawson’s.
26tf
If you w ant a good paying little
business inquire at the Bazaar.
Fresh milch cow for sale.
Phone 746 or apply to P. H . Mc­
Gee.
T he best line of shirts and neck ­
wear in town at W . A. Hemen-
ways.
36tf
See our bran new stock of up to
date rugs before you buy carpets.
Veatch & Lawson.
26tf
T he well established Millinery
business of Id a Frances Barrett is
for sale. For futher p articu lars
inquire at T he Ideal Millinery
store.
31-8t
O ur clearance sale for this
m outh is for the purpose of m ak ­
ing room for our new spring stock,
which is now being ordered.
Veatch & Lawson.
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G R O W IN G
LARGER
BORN— T o th e wife of Clare
Baker at A lbany, Sunday, Ja n . 10,
You p ro te c t y o u r hom e from fire b y in su rin g I t —T H A T ’S W .S E .
1909, a 10 pound girl. All doing
W hy d o n ’t y o u p ro te c t y o u r Deeds, N otes, n o d M o rtg a g e s, Con- 8
tra c ts . T a x Receipts, a n d O th e r V alu ab le P a p e rs, K e ep sak e J e w e lry , 5 fine. T he young lady p u t in her
E tc ., from F IR E and BURG LA KS b y re n tin g one of Our '
appearance on g ran d a d ’s birthday,
J.
W . Baker of this city, w ho had
SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULTS—That’s Wise, Too.
double cause for a celebration on
J u s t In sta lle d . Come a n d Sec T h em .
this date.
T h e First N ational B a n k
T h e O l d R e li a b le .
Married.
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At the home of the officiating
Miss Daisy H aw kins of Cottage clergym an, Rev. J. II. Skidmore,
G rove visited her friend, Miss at Creswell, Ja n u ary 6, 1909, Fern
G race Moon, our p opular tele­ W. Ogram aud Miss Irm a Howe,
phone o[>erator, a couple of days both of Creswell. They are popu­
lar young people of th a t town.
la st w eek.— D rain N onpareil.
H eated particles “ about the size
Mr. W estbrook, the new pro­
Died.
prietor of Hotel Oregon, reports of radish seeds and resem bling
business opening up fine and he is le a d " fell at Santa Cruz, C ali'
well pleased with the future pros­ fornia, last T hursday, several per­ ROYER— At the home of her
sons being burned slightly as a re­
pects at this place.
daughter, Mrs. J. B. Lewis, in
sult. T hey were tho u g h t to be
this city, Sunday m orning, Jan.
Public school was dismissed
particle from a passing meteor.
10, 1909, Mrs. Royer, of com­
Monday m orning for the day it
Did
you
ever
think
w
hat
an
ad
plication
incident to old age.
h aving been discovered th a t the
in the new spaper would do for
She cam e to this city last sum ­
w ater pipes had frozen during the
you? W hen you close your store mer from W ashington an d has
two previous days.
in the evening and go home to since been m ak in g her home with
your fam ily and fireside, not th in k ­ her d aughter,
Mrs. L e w i s .
O U N TY Scat towns
ing about your business at all, F uneral services were conducted
are always against
then it is th a t the paper is being from the fam ily home at 2 o ’clock
county division.-—Port­ poured over in hundreds of homes this afternoon, by Rev. Tabor, of
land Daily journal.
—the homes from w hich your the A dventist church, of which
trad e is draw n. A nd there is your denom ination deceased was a long
S. S. Sigel, a brother-in-law of ad doing its work silently, but and faithful member. T he re­
D. T. Awbrey an d wife, is report­ surely, if you have taken the pains m ains were interred in the Masonic
ed quite ill at Portland and Mrs. i to m ake it attractive. T his is re- cemetery. An obituary notice will
Awbrey left for th a t city today to ! peated over and over again and is appear in F rid a y ’s Leader.
assist her sister during her h u s­ no doubt w hat inspired some
w riter to call new spaper advertis- j
bands illness.
ing a “ silent drum m er.”
In voting in favor of the present
Spray & Co, buys veal, chick I
and
city p ark proposition, it should be ens, eggs, etc.
By DUNCAN M. SMITH
borne in m ind th a t the proposed
park is one which would at once
become a pleasant retreat in the
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
spring an d summ er for our citizens,
T here arc some people In the world
one which does not require a gen­
who are so perverse th a t they will not
eration to beautify and grow shade
let ns show them how nicely the world
trees thereon.
could get along w ithout them.
C oastingou M cF arland’s hill in
the north suburbs of C ottage
Grove F riday an d S aturday even­
ings furnished rare am usem ent for
the boys and girls.
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Humor
T he following are the members
of the Cottage Grove Commercial
Club com mittee who were in E u ­
gene M onday to attend the m eet­
ing of the local club in the even­
ing for the purpose of presenting
the m atter of the county division
before th e latter body: W . H .
A bram s, F . I). W heeler, C. C.
Ilazelton, R. M. V eatch, J . F.
S p ray , W . L. H ubbell, A. L.
W oodard, N. H . M artin. Ivan
M cQueen, Geo. W. McQueen, II.
O. Thompson, M ayor B. R. Job,
J. I. Jones, J . C. Johnson, Dave
Griggs, C. E. Stew art, W. C. Con­
ner. D. J . Du Braille, G. L. Rees,
C. W . W allace, A. B. Wood, Ben
Lurch.
IN S IC K N E S S
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W e are selling our La Vogue
Suits and Coats at a Big Re­
duction. All we ask is that
you call and see them. W e
'Cßue will make the prices please you.
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FOLLOW THE FASHION
If you adhere to
the fashion in suits,
w aists and cloaks,
you must follow it
closely in Corsets.
Unless your Corset
is stylish your other
stydish cut garm ents
will not fit.
Now w h at 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 ab it 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 .
S P R A Y & CO .'
Feed, Flour and
Poultry Supplies
BARLEY rolled by th e fam ous O lym pic process. All seeds
and foreign m atter taken out, leaving the barley free from
dirt of any kin d . Every sack guaranteed.
Best Cement and Lime Always Carried it Stock
Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing.
p h o n e it s
THE PAGE WOVEN W IRE FENCE.
The S tandard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over 400 miles of this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
keep its sltajie when properly stretched. Will
carry a fttil stock of wire a t all times.
In qu ire of
In the ease of the tow n gossip a little
it is very iinportant that the m edicines knowledge Is a p t to be a slanderoua
you use should be free from all adultera­ thing.
tions, absolutely pure and carefully com
K n e w H is L in e .
pounded.
"You can recommend the count, then,
OUR ORUGS
to be gentle and bouse broke and all
are all pure. Each and every prescript­
ion brought to us is compounded with
the utm ost care and skill. All sick­
room requisites.
that," said tbe American millionaire
who waa looking around for something
choice In that line as a present for his
spoiled daughter.
"Yea.” replied the marriage.broker,
stroking hi« short whisker»,
right, and you can safely pu| your
Cottage 6rove, Oregon
c o a t s
Philosophy
An o b s t i n a t e
nm ii would ra th ­
er h a re his own
w sy than be pop­
ular and genial,
and It Is lucky
f i r him th a t he
would.
Benson’s Pharmacy
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La Vogue
Suits and
money It) him. He la one of ogf six
best sellers.”
DAVID (jRIGQS,
or STEARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
Edison, Columbia
Victor
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