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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1909)
Mid « Sum m er Money Saving Values Get in Line With Don’t Phone the P e o p l e Your Conte to Our Store Overlook for Trade Bargains Our Fine and go Home with Summer Orders for — Fresh — — — — — Reliable Under their Groceries who — —— — — Goods Goods, fiats Arms and and Savings in their Main 25 Footwear Pockets...................... Rees -W a lla c e Co. •W h e re Y o u D o B e t t e r ’ The Summer Sun. Birthday Anniversary. Like the violet your eye, A fam ily reunion and a splendid Like gold your tresses sweet, dinner com m em orated the 75 b irth L ike pearls your teeth—but tell me j day anniversary of J . B. Lewis, an why esteemed m erchant of this city at Your nose is like the l>eet. the Lewis hom e Sunday, nearly all First Sale ol 1909 Hops. of the children and grandchildren being present, am ong whom were Probably the first sale of 19091 Mr. an d Mrs. Fred Lam b and hops this year from the grower to I babies and Mr. and Mrs. Leston the dealer was m ade in Eugene j Lewis and baby, of Eugene, and yesterday, when Jesse Easton sold I Mrs. J. C. Lewis an d family, an d his lot of 15 bales of Early Fugles Miss A ntoinette Burdick, of this to the E. Clem ens-Horst com pany city. It was a most pleasant and through Jam es Hayes of Junction. enjoyable day for the family. T h e price is private, but it was at Three Severe Accidents. a less figure than 20 cents.— Regis ter. H arold H ow ard, who was w ork ing in the Dorena mill h ad his A Good Suggestion. right leg badly lascerated and bruised while at work S aturday. T here are so m any h u n tin g p a r Dr. V an W inkle attended the ties going into the woods after deer young mail, who is a son of Mr. th a t we cannot refrain from again and Mrs. C. J . Howard and he is advising them to wear red shirts or reported as getting along as well sweaters, so as to prevent being as could be expected. shot. T h e ordinary olive-colored John Earl, w hile at work on the or brown duck is so like a deer new O. & S. E. railroad bridge th at it is no wonder there are so across Row river this m orning m any accidents.— Register. drove a chisel into his h an d c u t If a fly lights on a w om an’s face, ting a deep gash w hich was sewed should her husband sw at it then u p by Dr. Kirne. T his will put an d there? W hich w ould be bet him out of com mission for a few ter to let the fly stay on his wife’s weeks. D. L. Lam bert, who sustained face, scattering typhoid germ gravy a ll over her countenance, or to the fracture of the first m etacarpul bone in his left h an d F rid ay is re sw at it hard, and perhaps knock covering from his injury, but will the woman down in doing it? be unable to use his h and for sev These, and other conditions as eral weeks. perplexing are bound to arise in Cotswold Bucks for Sale. this anti-fly crusade, and Dr. Crum bine, who is m aking the fly Six head of fine Cotsw old bucks his platform in his political am bi two years’ old for sale at from tions, should give rules governing $5.00 to $10.00 each. A pply to Scott Jackson. Lorane, Ore. 17-tf conduct. Indestructible ! The dear, full, brilliant tone of Columbia Indestruc tible Cylinder Records is the best reason for their grow ing popularity. But it’s a fine thing to know they can’t break, no matter how careless you may be, and that they will never wear out, no matter how many times you play them. 35 cents ! Call for a catalog ! A splendid repertoire to choose from--and we are adding to it right along. A. J. ARMSTRONG. / "rii .i • COLUMBIA WCESTRUCTIR i r ...— ’ s /s f b S ..-i LOCAL AND PB M «F H DIED UNCONFIRMED REPORT THAT INJURIES E. H. HARRIMAN IS DEAD. N esm ith com ity 1910. S tate fair opens M onday. P iuafore tonight—don't miss it. Frank Angel, of Saginaw , whom Forest fires and a smokey atm os phere. the le a d e r reports on its first page Good m usic saves m any a sense as seriously injured in the collapse less song. of th e Saginaw flume bridge Mon W e do quality p rin tin g at P ort day, died this W ednesday m orn lan d prices. ing at 2 o ’clock, in the Eugene T h e city schools open Monday, hospital of his injuries and the Septem ber 13th. severe nervous shock attendant F riday an d S atu rd ay special— thereto. Mr. Angel was a bright, $1 .50 value lace cu rtain s for 98c energetic and most exem plary at L u rc h ’s. young man an d cam e here with C arpenters are putting a new his parents, Mr. and Mrs. |as. roof on the residence of Mr. and Angel from North C arolina about Mrs. Ben L urrli. two years ago, the fam ily having Mrs. DeSpaiu and daughter, bought a pretty home at Saginaw Miss M yrtle, are in atten d an ce at where they reside. T h e rem ains will arrive in Cottage G rove from the E ugene Fair. F riday an d S aturday special— Eugene on this W ednesday after $1.50 value lace cu rtain s for 98c noon train and will be interred in the Masonic cemetery, where at L u rch ’s.1 W . P. Huff run his hay baler in funeral services will lie conducted the shed Monday after baling 725 by Rev. W. J. Gardner. tons of hay in this vicinity this Sears Roebuck & Co., the C hi season. cago mail order millionaires, a n Yesterday the first M onday in nounce it is said, that owing to the Septem ber—was L abor Day. The passage of the federal pure food b an k s an d the postoffice observed and drug law they will discontinue holiday hours. the grocery and drug business, says Mrs. E. D uBruille of Cottage an exchange. It was not the pass Grove, who has been visiting her age of the law by congress, but g rand d au g h ter Mrs. H. B. Woods the enforcement of the law by the returned home T uesday.— Register. ageuts of Uncle Sam and of this Mrs. EUa Riueliart of San state th at drove them out of busi Diego, California, who has been ness. T he fact th at they cannot visiting her cousins Mr. and Mrs. sell drugs and groceries success Carl Oglesby, went to Cottage fully if the law is enforced certain G rove yesterday to visit other ly dem onstrates th at their custom friends.— Register. ers in the past got m uch ad u lter T im ber fires were raging in the ated food. It is also evidence of vicinity of Dorena and Disston the general poor quality of goods Saturday and Sunday, but are now sold by the mail order house. under control and little dam age was BORN. done although some good timber was destroyed. T he fires started MCDONALD— At Pleasant Hill, from slashings. T hursday, September 2, 1909, to A professor has discovered Mr. and Mrs. Mcdonald, twin am ong some ancient ruins w hat is boys, both husky little infants. supposed to be the eleventh com Mrs. M cdonald is at the home m andm ent. T he tex t is as follows: of her father, V. Brewer. “ Em as rof yltpm orp tseyap uoht sseltiu repapswen a daer ton tlahs T ry those home-m ade pickles at uoht. ” T he com m andm ent is easi Johnson’s. They are fine. 3t ly translated by beginning at the end and reading backw ard. W ord has been received th at Ed Schoel, a farm er residing two and a half miles south of A lbany, has taken every first prize in the classes of hogs, sheep and poultry in which he com peted at the C alifornia State F air at Sacram ento. Schoel took 25 hogs 12 sheep an d 39 specimens of poultry to Sacram ento an d has evidently swept the field. He won $750 in cash prizes. T he E ugene Business College fall term opens Sept. 1. Send for catalogue. Address E ugene Busi ness College, Eugene, O regon. 9-15 H arrim an 's condition showed its effect on Ilarrim au stocks, open Ju st as the Leader goes to press the news comes th at Ilarrim au ing prices show ing declines of from one to five and a half iioints. O ther stocks also suffered. The died of heart W ednesday failure early this morning, but we are unsettled tone continued until the unable to get a confirmation of close. this report. I Spray-Wynne Co. Has It A j N E W Bvirgle^r Proof W indow Locker AND Sash H o ld er Protect your windows from burglars by using H a rt’s Burglar Proof A nti-R attler, A utom atic V entilation Sash Holder and Locker. One alw ays thinks of locking the doors but leaves the windows unlocked, therefore you are not safe in your house from burglars. W e have the best all round window lock and holder on the m arket, 1st. Because the lock works autom atically and always locks itself and the window can n o t fall and break the glass. 2nd. Because the lock keeps windows from rattling, w hich no other lock will do and is worth more than the price of it. 3rd. Because you can ventilate your rooms from top or bottom, w hich ought to be done for h ealth ’s sake, and no one can enter from the outside, and you will feel perfectly safe. 3th. Because they are m ade out of steel and are stronger and better th an all other sash holders. W ill hold any win dow, large or small. Spra^y - W yn n e Com pany W E S E L L -------- TRAVELLERS CHECKS They Are Safe Money for Travellers. Good in All Parts of the World. First National Bank OF Accuracy In compounding prescrip tions combined with the C. J. Kem, a son of our esteemed purity of all our tow nsm an, O. M. Kem, lias been spending his vacation at th is place in com pany with his wife. Mr. Kem is engaged in the d ru g busi ness at Lebanon and prior to his location in the Linn county town was for m any years clerk in the census office in W ashington, D. C. H e returned home S unday via Portland and will be joined by his wife at Lebanon today. H A RR IM A N IS D EAD. New York, Sept. 7.— Reports of C a p i t a l $ 2 5 ,0 0 0 .0 0 COTTAGE GROVE S u rp lu s a nd Profits $ 2 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 SECURITY AND SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS DRUCS Has given us an enviable reputation w ith a long list of patrons. If you w ant satisfaction in the line of j Drugs or Patent Medicines, | give us a trial. Benson's Pharmacy Cottage Grove, Oregon All th e leading grocers on the Pacific coast are recom m ending Sister-* Academy Opens Sept 7. C leveland’s Baking P o w d e r , y u a lity and price is w hat all peo ple are looking for. T hree pound T he Academy of O ur Lady of cans $1.00, five pound cans $1.65. Perpetual help, located at A lbany, Oregon, will open on Septemlier H ydraulic E ngineer Roberts, of 7th. By m eans of th e new addi M edford, is in C ottage Grove to tion and the remodeling of the day conferring w ith the council building the school is now equipped regarding the L ang Creek pipe with all modern improvements and line. H e says M edford’s 23 miles with a corps of competent teachers of 16 inch pipe line is nearly com may lie depended upon to do pleted an d that it will give that thorough work both in the grades city excellent water an d an ample and high school course, l or p ar supply for years to come. T he ticulars, apply to Sister Superior, system will cost th a t town over 225 West N inth street, A lbany, $ 200 , 000 . C ottage G rove proposes Oregon 8-1 (M m to lay 18 miles of 12 inch pipe from L ang creek w hich with our Dressmaking. present supply will give th is city almost' as m uch w ater as Medford Mrs. Sanford desires to announce will get through its far more e x that she is again prepared to do all pensive system. kinds of dressm aking and solicits the patronage of both old aud new F riday and S aturday special— customers. Call at her residence $1.50 value lace cu rtain s for 98c on Locust street or Phone 277. Ladies tailored suits a specialty. at L u rch 's. REST-eHHP-RECDPIIATI At the Seashore NEW PORT Is a delightful resort and a happy com bination of pleasure ground possibilities. An ideal climate, diversion of recreation— perfect bathing— hoatiug—fishing—riding— driving, an d explor ing, m ake Newport a most charm ing aud popular play ground. S O U TH E R N P A C IFIC HAS A Special Summer Excursion Rate to Newport of $ 6.40 From Cottage Grove Ask for our booklet, “Outing in Oregon.” L. S. Taylor, Agent; C ottage Grove, Or. WM. McMURRAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon.
