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Mid-Summer Money Saving Values Get in Line With Phone the P e o p le Don’t who Overlook Conte to Our Store Your Orders for Fresh for Trade Bargains Our Pine and go Home with Summer Re l i abl e iirnrerips Under their Goods (ioods, Mats Arms and and Savings in their Main 2.S Footwear Pockets..................... R ees -W a lla c e Co “ W h ere Y o u Imparlant Real Estate Deals. D o B e tter’ From Die Sunflower State. The Leader is in receipt of the 1 Ion. K. M. Veatch lias purchas ed \ \'/i acres o f wliat is known ; following card which is self ex- as the Spare addition, of 1). C. ' planatnrv: Baughman, consideration about “ Editors Leader— Your excellent $J00 per acre. E. I.. Howe of i paper readies us regularly. After Creswell also purchased 5 acres of j receipt of this card, address us at the same tract o f Mr. Baughman | Wichita, Kansas. Plenty of rain for $250 per.acre. Mr. Baughman here since Sept. 1st., but clear and has purchased of Mr. Veatch the fine now. Melons and sweet p o tjrick formerly occupied by Griffiu tatoes on toast. Well as usual, Veatch Co. on Wall street and also Resp. the lot and warehouse north across A. M c K i nn kv . ” the alley and will again engage in Calls Spray The Hull. the flour and feed business in his newly acquired store buildings. J. 1". Spray, the man hub around Phillips & King have sold the whom the rest of Cottage Grove re Isham residence property on Third volves, was in the city yesterday, Street to Jps. Miller and wife wfyo lie recently purchased the Nelson reside on Wall Street, consideration place o f ,175 acres, one pf the best farms in that part of the country, $2,550. for $16,(XX).— Eugene Register. New Mercantile Firm. To Cover Saginaw Bridge. Stanley & Wooden of Portland, have purchased the remaining stock of W . A . llem enway and for the past day or two have been invoicing, preparatory to opening a large and well assorted stock of new goods in the same quarters occupied by Mr. Hetueuway. The new firip is said to be thorough and experienced business men, courteous and obliging and will no doubt receive a full share of pub lic patronage. The Leader joins in extending them a welcome to Cottage Grove and wishes them success in business. George Kinsey and Mr. Marsh went to Saginaw to put a uew roof on the county bridge at that place, with the help of some men whom they will secure there.— Register. W. 0. W LOCAL AND PERSONAL. -M ore pew subscriliers for Leader this week. Watch paper grow. The I lo o Moos next Saturday. . H. 11. Veatch spent Monday in!.: The Leader’s subscription list is Eugene showing some of the c o u n -j1 jty seat marksmen h o w to shoot j; increasing every week. Miss Fmma Job went to Eugene J blue rocks. He reports a good J -j time. Monday to enter the university. The Eugene Business College J. II. Bartels was looking after business matters at Springfield fall term opens Sept. 1. Send for catalogue. Address Eugene - Busi Monday. ness College, Eugene, Oregon. 9-15 Newt Joues is treatiug his bau- Felix Currin has a grand galow on Wall street to a new coat exhibit of fruit, grains and vege- of paint. tables-in the big show window at Miss Anna Oglesby returned the modern Pharmacy in this city. home from Washington Suuday to Miss Ethel Evans, B. M. of Hu-1 remain indefinitely. gene, is organizing a piano class J. Hardy Crow and wife of Lo-J iu this city. Miss Evans is a raue, were in attendance at the thorough musician and has been M. E. conference in this city. very successful in her class work. Grand Army encampment of the S. T . Nelson who recently sold Lane County veterans iu Eugene his fine farm near this city to J. Fi, this week. Cottage Grove veterans Spray will leave this eveniug for will attend. Leithbridge, Alberta, where he. A marriage license was issued has a brother engaged iu farming Monday to Warren O. Asher and on a large scale. Myrtle M. Whitlock, both of Cot Miss Filia Kennedy came down tage Grove. from Cottage Grove Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Comer o f and has taken a position at Trip Portland are looking after his let’s store. She is stopping for the property interests in this city and present with her friend, Miss May visiting relatives. Rowland. — Eugene Register. Dave Hendricks, who has lieen I Capt. Bartlett, the great scout- engaged in the printing business and expert rifleman, will give a in Montana for some years past, is shooting demonstration at the a guest of bis mother, Mrs, Em traps Thursday afternoon. Every erson, in this city. body invited to witness the shoot- Norman Ashcraft of Ashland, a ing. brother o f Mrs. W. C. Counter is F. J. Hard, supervisor of a road spending a few days in this city district iu the Bohemia district, while on his way to Ivugene to at went to Cottage Grove yerterday tend the university. afternoon and let the contract for Rev. I. N. Van W inkle and a small county bridge on one of wife o f Salem, attended the con the county roads iu his district,- re? ference atid were guests at the turning to Eugene on the local.—?r home of their son, Dr. J. O. Van Registed. W inkle of this city. Contractor "Dan Tilomas, who Miss Jordan Lilly will go to A l has been working in Washington bany this evening to sing the lines during the summer, is visiting with of “ Josephine” in the opera “ Pin his parents and friends iu this city^ afore” Mrs. H. A . Nelson, to Dan came home to figure on a con whom the part was assigned, hav tract here but not of the kind that ing l>ecome ill. he is accustomed to figuring tort, Prof. Martin E. Robiuson will says Dame Rumor. present Pinafore at Albany this A . J. Armstrong returned home evening and Wednesday evening, Friday from his two weeks trip to assisted by 4 local talent cast. C. Crater Lake where he went to se Morton Hadley interprets the role cure special photographs for a of Ralph Rackstraw. magazine publication. While the How seldom people think to be stow praise upon those with whom they are in daily contact. Your employes, your associates, your children and your wife would find their loads lightened by a word of commendation now and then. DIAMOND RING AND GOLD WATCH GIVEN AWAV The Conditions Here is a fine opportunity on Thanksgiving Day iu for some bright energetic girl November 1909, to or l>oy to secure absolutely the $80 Diamond Ring, and without cost, except a little the boy or girl receiving the receive energetic effort, an $80 dia next highest vote to receive mond the $25 gold watch. ring or a $25 gold The re ‘ watch, ladies’ or gents' size, sult of the vote will be an both to be supplied by local jewelers. nounced every Friday through With vance every cash iu subscription to the Leader. Every coupon ad clipped from the Leader will the count as five votes. It is Leader at $1.50 per year will now up to the boys’ and girls, be given youug or old to get busy and 150 votes or 100 votes for every dollar secured secure on delinquent subscriptions. which is worthy their best effort, both The Leader will also issue of which are fully guranteed 100 votes for every dollar’s by our local jewelers, and worth of job priutiug turned into this office during a prize will be placed on exhibition the contest, the boy or girl having in their show the largest number of votes due time. windows in COUPON GOOD FOR F IV E VOTES For In The C o tta g e G rove S. ,-r*- .{■ Leader ‘ Prize C o n test. L E A D E R PU B LISH IN G CO , V o t i n g P l a c e . - Vote* M u si l»c C a s t iu Haljot Box P ro v id e d i* I.e a d e r office. Leader Publishing Company weather conditions were not the best be was successful in securing' some new and exceptionally fine views. Wallace R. Struble, manager of the Albany commercial club, fav ored the I.eader with a pleasant call while in town Saturday. He says Albany is developing and building rapidly since it has gone out to the world that “ Albany has paved its streets.” Its a great boost for a town. Mrs. Genevieve Marsters of Roseburg, was iu attendance at the Methodist Conference in this '. w v , .v c s v v v w y s . .. city last week and favored the Leader with a pleasant call. Mrs. Marsters is one of the very few L Wanted— Girl to do geueral ladies of this state who conducts a Bran $1.50 per hundred pounds] successful real estate business. housework in a family of three. at F'lour Mill. C. W. Wallace, wife and sister- Address Box 1.17, Cottage Grove. W. A. Hememvay will move out W. B. Cooper left Monday eve in-law, Miss Ursula Lockwood, 2t* on his newly acquired farm a ning to join his wife at Centraba, have returned home from the short distance west o f town W ed Washington, from which place A ll K in d * o f Seattle exposition and report a Shorts $1.40 a sack at the Flour nesday, and Mr. Young and they will go to Seattle to attend most interesting and pleasant trip. Mill. family will move into Mr. Ilemen the exposition, after which they I way’s former home iu this city the will take an ocean liner for Mono ¡ same day for which they e x lulu where they will spend the ! changed their farm. winter. Attorney A . H King I Mrs. McMurray has returned will have charge of Mr. Cooper’s home from a visit iu Colfax, Spo business interests here in his ab- I kane and other Washington points as well as at MiVtou and Pendle Rolled barley $1.25 a sack at the ton, eastern Oregon. She says J. Flour Mill. C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P ro p rie to r. D. Cochran has sold his Milton Regardless of the fact that I fruit farm and moved over the every member of Rev. Nickle’s' state line into Washington. She church in Cottage Grove signed a reports a pld?tsant trip. petition to the Bishop and his cab Mr. Bledsoe an enterprising inet to continue Rev. Nickle on W E S E L L «— — = gentleman, from Idaho, who is this charge for another rear, and The clear, full, brilliant tone of Columbia Indestruc looking over the Willamette valley while this would have been agree tible Cylinder Records is the best reason for their grow with a view to investing in an Ore able to Rev. Nickle, the Bishop ing popularity. gon farm, says he is mort favor saw fit to assign him to Corvallis j » But it’s a fine thing to know they can t break, no ably impressed with Cottage Grove upon the completion of this his j y They Are Safe Money for Travellers. matter how careless you may be, and that they will never and tributary country than any second year at this place, where : % wear out, no matter how many times you play them. other section of the state visited he and his estimable family have 11 Good in All Parts of the World. 35 cents ! Call for a catalog ! and will probaly invest in a farm a host of admiring friends both in ! $ A splendid repertoire to choose from—and we are and outside of the church He \ herealxuits. adding to it right along. Ora Reams, w ife ’ and son and will therefore prepare to depart for O r COTTAGE GROVE the former’s mother, Mrs. Kate his new and somewhat larger charge at an early day and the C a p i t a l $ 2 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 S u rp lu s a n d P rofits $ 2 0 .0 0 0 .0 0 'fj Reams, arrived in Cottage Grove Friday from Grand Junction, Col best wishes of his many friends iu SECURITY AND SERVICE FOR OUR CUSTOMERS £ orado, and will look over the town this city go with him and his for some time with a view o f locat family. % \ The members of the degree team o f the W. O. W . are requested to meet at the hall in uniform Friday night for drill. Prepatory to going to Drain Oct. 11. COTTAGE FLOUR MILLS GROVE Mill Feed Grain and Hay n Indestructible ! TRAVELLERS CHECKS First National Bank f A. J. ARMSTRONG. \ COLUMBIA *.- « c C Y L I N D E R RECORD ing here. Mr. Reams is a cousin of our esteemed townsman, J. H. Spriggs, the blacksmith and the families have been separated for twenty-five years, hence this visit is a most pleasant and enjoyable one. Hampton & Co. will discontinue giving out tickets on Sept. Gi The liest flour is the chea|iest No middle mail’s profit or job- Bargain— For sale, or trade for Olympic I’ea ox k, Johnson’s best, I •>«» commission to pay when you town projiertv, 1 to .1 acres, house the sack • ith the Chi.:a Pheasant I V),y " . * ? d* . »"f"® from , , Manoii W atch, for lie buys and and good drilled well, % mile all bis stock direct from the south Main street. Call or address on it, every sack guar ante e ! Spray Wynne Co., or any grocer ( factory. Moral, buy at home and owner. \V. C. CcUNTKK. in town. - j tf save money. 5tf
