Mid - Summer
Money Saving Values
Get in Lint*. With
Phone
the P e o p le
who
Come to Our Store
Your
Orders for
Fresh
Our Fine
and go Home with
Summer
Under their
^Goods
Arms
and Savings in their
Main 25
Overlook
for Trade Bargains
Re l i abl e
Groceries
Don’t
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and
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Notice to Hop Pickers.
Picking will c o m m e n c e at
Brady’s yard, Creswell, August ,U.
and pickers will receive SI .00 per
hundred pounds. Pickers should
bring their own baskets or lioxes
to pick in. There will be a board
ing house iu yard but no sleeping
apartments provided, so pickers
should bring their own bed and
teut. Those wishing to pick hops
will please write me so 1 may list
their names.
R. O. B r a d y ,
Sept. 1*
Creswell, Ore.
New Way to Can Tomatoes.
Last summer
I tried a new
%
method of canning tomatoes, and
it proved so satisfactory that I
want to" pass it on. Scald and
peel the tomatoes as usual. Have
the cans sterilized, place the raw
tomatoes in them whole, pour in
boiling water to fill the cans, run
ning a knife around iu the cans, so
that all the crevices are filled, then
put on the cover. Place the cans
in a boiler or large vessel, pour iu
boiling water till it reaches the
neck of the can, put the lid on the
boiler, wrap it with a blanket or
rug, and leave until the water Is
cold, which will be next morning.
The cans are then ready to put
away. I did not lose a can out of
forty quarts. When the cans were
opened, the tomatoes were whole
and firm enough to slice easily.—
W om an’s Home Companion for
September.
C O L U M B IA
Double-Disc
Records, 65c
The Grove Studio
Nesmith county 1910.
Friday and Saturday we will
sell $1.50 and $1.25 long silk
gloves for $1.29 and 98c.
At
Lurch’s.
CALAPOOIA SPRINGS
A NOTE FROM THE
SECURES A LOT
SUNFLOWER STATE
Greet the strangers cheerfully
and socially.
The Calapooia Springs Company
have at last secured a lot in this
city on which to build a bottling
and (lacking plant. The lot is lo
cated just north of the ice plant
and was transferred by Fingal
Hinds to the Springs Company last
week. This looks like they meau
business aud that the lxXtling
works will soon lie a reality.,
Prof. Ralph Korngold, the So
cialist speaker, is delivering a
Develop the country; the towns series of lectures at the Masonic
will take care o f themselves.
hall closing Saturday
evening.
Harry W ynne was transacting They are said to lie quite interest
business at the county seat Thurs
ing.
day.''1'
Esther Mitchell, of Holy Roller
25% off on ladies' and children’s
ready to wear dresses at Hampton uotoriety is said to lie at Waldport
& C o’s.
with her father and the recent
Forest Ranger Thos. Hunt was Chinese opium story originating at
looking after business matters iu Seattle is declared a fake by Miss
this city today.
Mitchell.
Pity the vacationers on their re
W e have $50,000 for immediate
turn home. Just think what a loans on farms iu amouuts from
hard time they have had.
$500 up; low interest and long
Mrs. John Barker and aunt were time, if desired. Call on or ad
guests o f Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Brau- dress Daniel S. R. Walker, agent,
stetter at Kugeue this week.
Roseburg, Oregon.
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19tf
D. T . Awbrey aud wife are en
Some fine free gold liearing
joying their annual month’s vaca quartz was exhibited iu this city
tion at points north in this state.
yesterday from Cochran & Gilbert
Geo. McOueen went to the Bo
hemia mines today_ to do his an
nual assessment work on his min
ing property.
F or S ai . k — Or would trade for
lots and acreage:
Light spau
mares, double harness and light
wagon. Enquire Box 327, City.
This Saturday evening the prize
silver cup in the prettiest baby
contest will be awarded at the
Arcade theater. The contest has
been a hot one.
son’s property iu the
Bohemia 0
camp. Free gold was plainly visi
ble all through the quartz. Their
property is near the Music mine.
o f fish aud clams.
Dray Team Ran Away.
The large black dray team of
Dennis Slagle became frightened
at a large sheet of paper drifting
across the street and ran away be
fore Mr. Slagle could secure the
lines and check
them.
They
dashed across the bridge into west
Cottage Grove and ran into the
sidewalk 011 the east side of H.
C .' Madsen’s home on Wall street
which broke the coupling and
loosened the front running gears,
whereupon the team came to a
halt. Very little damage resulted,
fortunately.
The game between DeNeffe’s
All-Stars and the Eugene Colts, to
be played at Midway park next
Sunday has keyed up the local
fans to a high pitch of expectancy.
It will be a contest long to be re-
memliered with Ray Baker in the
box opposing either DeNeffe or
Morris. It makes no difference
which visitor steps onto the mound
it willl be another case of sending
them back to Portland to try and
explain away another defeat.—
Register.
II. O. Thompson and little son,
Mark, left Tuesday for Seattle,
where they will attend the exposi
tion after which they will visit
with
Mr. Thom pson’s
father,
mother aud brother, who reside
near Seattle.
assistant . carpenters went to Eu
gene today to commence work on
a $3,000 modern cottage for W.
II. Abrams of Cottage Grove, for
which he has the contract. Mrs.
Hart aud son and daughter will
accompany Mr. Hart to Ivugene »o
remain during the time he is com
pleting his contract there. Mr.
Hart has just completed a beauti
ful modern cottage for
Dave
Scholl, the jeweler, ou Wall street.
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Window Locker
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S a sh H o ld e r
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Protect your windows from burglars by using Hart’s
Burglar Proof Anti-Rattler, Automatic Ventilation Sash
Holder and Locker. One always thinks of locking the doors
but leaves the windows unlocked, therefore you are not safe
in your house from burglars. We have the liest all round
window lock aud holder on the market.
1st. Because the lock works automatically and always
locks itself aud the wiudow caunot fall and break the glass.
2nd. Because the lock keeps windows from rattling,
which no other lock will do aiul is worth more than the price
of it.
3rd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or
bottom, which ought to be done for health's sake, and no one
can enter from the outside, and you will feel perfectly safe.
4th. Because they are made out of steel aud are stronger
and better than all other sash holders. W ill hold any win
dow, large or small.
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REST-ROMP-eECnrERATfi
Misses
IV»xy
and
Mildred
Pringle, Ruth Nickle and Mar
garet R|ley returned home from a
two week’s vacation at Newport
Wednesday evening. They thor
All kinds of sewing machines at
oughly enjoyed camping near the best prices at Marion Veatch's. 5tf
lieach and report a most delightful
The benevolence aud charity of
time.
the local M. W . A . fraternity is
Geo. Lea, the water works con practically illustrated in a worthy
The
tractor, was home from Newport, act performed this week.
today. He has completed the sur clerk’s atteutiou was called to
vey aud estimate for a $30,000 the fact that a certain neighbor
water works system at Newport, was deserving of assistance owing
and will probably lie given the to protracted illness in his family,
contract for putting in the system. and in less than a half day the
He also has a water works propo clerk succeeded in making up a
sition from the Central Point city purse of over $50 for the needy
council which he will investigate neighbor, which was a most wel
come gift at this particular time.
early iu September.
At Rlieims, France, Thursday,
Latham was the star performer in
the great air ship tryout in which
forty-five machines were engaged.
Latham remained in the air two
hours and fifty-eight minutes and
covered a distance o f nearly 96
miles. Latham had not been up
long when a sharp squall o f wind
For Sale or Exchange
and rain broke. The spectators
did not believe it possible for Lath
Twenty-five naintie
g o a t s , am to ride out the storm, but to
twenty-five weather goats, or will their delight he only mounted
exchange for cows not over four higher and took his machine over
years old.
B. M. H aw lk y .
the tribunes at a height o f 300 feet.
The Leader is iu receipt of a
post card from Mr. and Mrs. A.
McKinney stating that they ar
rived at Oska’.oosa, Kansas, A u
gust 23. They barely missed a
cloudburst iu Colorado, saw corn
and wheat without limit iu Ne
braska aud Iowa, one mau thresh
ing 30,000 bushels of
wheat.
"H ot, oh, m y!” they say, “ 84 de
degrees at miduight in Kansas.”
Melons and sweet corn iu abuud-
ance.
Laud at Ellis, Kansas,
quoted at $15 to $50 per acre, at
Solomon $60 to $110. Mr. aud
Mrs. Kinney will celebrate their
golden wedding anniversary this
winter iu the Kansas town where
they were married and then return
to their pretty Cottage Grove
home.
Spray-Wynne Co. Has It
Bert Richmond made a business
W ho would use a health destroy
trip to Klktou the first o f the week, ing alum-phosphate baking powder
D o B etter’
returning home iu an auto driven when you can get the pure cream
by a tourist.
o f tartar kind iu 3 lb. cans for
The millinery stock left here by $1.00 or the 5 lb. cans for $1.65.
Ida Francis Barrett is lieing sold This is the price of Clevelands.
Special Services of Unusual Interest.
out this week under the directions Your grocer refunds your money
if you are not satisfied.
of Thomas Allen.
Pastors and delegates from liu-
In
I'uiou
county
Charles
Ret-
Prof. Martin E. Robiusou went
geue, Elmira, Spriugfield, Cres
Dove. to Roseburg Thursday afteruoou to
well, Horena, Roselnirg and O ak terfiekl married A guess
land churches will meet with the Here’s hoping she has a better organize a “ Pinafore” chorus,
which will be under the direction
Baptist church at Cottage drove to field and he a dove.
Architect John Ilunzicker
is of Morton Hadley up to the last
form a council for the purpose of
recognizing them as a church iu preparing plans for a neat 7-room week when Prof. Robiusou will
Mr.
gospel order. Council will meet bungalow for A . J. Stewart o f Cot assume the directorship.
Hadley will play a prominent role
iu
the
Presbyterian
church, tage Grove.— Eugene Register.
The Ivugene Business College iu Pinafore when it is presented
Wednesday, September 1st, at
.1 o'clock p. in., to hear the history fall term opens Sept. 1. Send for here just before this piopular comic
of the church. Services of recog catalogue. Address Ivugene Busi- opera is presented at Roseburg.
nition in the evening at 7:30, con nessCollege, Eugene, Oregon. 9-15
The way a little railroad build
sisting o f sermon, charge to the
Mrs. J. W . Wilson has returned ing booms things is illustated iu
church, hand o f fellowship and home from her extended visit with the following from Ilazeldell, on
other devotional' service. A cor relatives in the middle west aud the Middle Fork: “ If you want
dial invitation to all who may be with Mr. W ilson’s relatives iu Ida to see a boom that did not require
interested to attend these services ho. She reports a pleasant trip.
a “ booster clu b” to start it, just
is hereby given. “ Come and see.”
come
up this way. Hay, $25 per
Ouite a number from this city
K. G. O. G r o at , Pastor.
went to Rosebqjg today to attend ton or $1 per span of horses over
the circus. A circus never grovys night, oats 2% cents per pouud,
An Elopement Averted.
old because there is always a new meals 35 cents without any extras,
crop of youug folks “ to take to aud land, well you would have to
be a millionaire to buy any laud.” a i
The local police force is sur see the elephant.”
II. II. Veatch added another fine
prised at a clever piece of detec
Jas. Benson, the druggist, and
tive work done by one o f Cottage F. D. Wheeler, the clothier, spent specimen to his already large aud
Grove’s prominent young men. It several days up to Cougar Bend valuable collection of deer horns
is all the more surprising since this this week, fishing and hunting, aud heads this week, when he re I
young man poses as a clerk and They didn’t get the cougar, but ceived from Grant’s Pass the head
not as a detective. Matters are of found good fishing and some shoot o f a mature buck deer with pe
culiar pronged and small horns,
such a nature that it is not policy ing.
to make it public just at present,
Messrs. II. Venske and family one o f which turns down in frout
but »lie readers o f this paper may and Geo. Atkinson and family re o f the ear aud then stands straight
rest assured that everything will turned home Wednesday from a out at the side. It is certainly a
be explained fully by Detective very enjoyable outing at W in freak and is prized very highly by
Ren Sanford in the comic opera chester Bay.
Mr. A'enske says Mr. Veatch.
“ Pinafore” at the Armory Theater. they nearly depopulated *the bay
Contractor W ill Hart and his
Baker Will Pitch Sunday.
They fit any machine,
and outwear any other re
cords in the world. Double
value for your money !
Call i.i! (let a catalog!
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
At the Seashore
NEW PORT
Is a delightful resort and a happy combination of pleasure
grouud possibilities. An ideal climate, diversion o f recreation—
jierfect bathing— lxiating— fishing— riding— driving, and explor
ing, make Newport a most charming and popular play ground.
S O U T H E R N P A C IF IC
Friday and Saturday we will
sell $1.50 and $1.25 long silk
gloves for $1.2*1 and 98c.
At
Lurch’s.
Special Summer Excursion Rate to Newport of
Christian Church Services.
$ 6 .4 0
HAS A
AUGUST 29TII.
From Cottage Grove
in a. in., Bible school.
11 a. m., sermon by Dr. Fuller.
7 p. m., Christian Endeavor.
8 p. m , sermon, “ The Gospel
to the Poor.”
Everybody welcome.
W . A . F.ucixs, Pastor.
Ask for ottr booklet, “ Outing iu Oregon.”
L. S. Taylor, Agent; Cottage Grove, Or.
WM. McMPRRAY,
General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
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