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LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Our Fall and Winter Line Of The gentle rain. I)r. Lowe Monday. LADIES’ COATS AND SUITS Oyster fries at the Wave. Oyster stews at the Wave. Oyster coctails at the Wave. Have Arrived and are Now Ready for You Eastern oysters at the Wave. 'The county bridge at Saginaw now has a new roof. Are you helping to make the newcomers welcome? You should be. -v It is a season of neatly becoming tailored effqpts iu both coats and suits, and after all the character of garmeuts is really most desirable for the requirements o f the well dressed American woman. Our offering of the popular "L a VoguOf’ line of coats and suits will afford our lady patrous a rare treat. Coats Jo please your fondest desires. Suits that can not help delighting you. Prices to please all purses. ’ Dr. B. R. Job has moved his office upstairs iu the Phillips build ing. Friday and Saturday Special, 25c Value Misses Hose for 17c Fall millinery opening Vogue this Saturday. at the Circuit court conveues iu ad journed session on Monday, Octo her 4. At L U R C H ’ S R. O. Brady, the Creswell hop grower, is shipping 225 bales of hops to New York. An earthquake is no respecter o f localities. The middle-west was severely shaken Tuesday. We are headquarters for High Top Shoes, have in stock a complete assortment of the celebrated Hamilton, brown Shoe Co.’s and Washington Shoe Co.’s I ’ nion Factory made High Tops. They have no equal for durability, workman ship and quality of materials used iu their construction. Made on sightly conforming lasts, that do not hurt the feet. R e e s - W a lla c e C o. “Where You Do Better’ Lessons In Oil Painting. Lively Run Away. While Mrs. Lizzie Churchill was Mrs. J. 11. Kirkpatrick will or ganize a class in oil painting and j out driving iu a single buggy those interested iu the art will do Thursday, her horse became fright well to call at her residence on ened while standing beside the curb while Mrs. Churchill stepped River street. 2t inside of a store on the west side, and ran away. The horse dashed I)r. Van Winkle, who has been across the bridge and ran bn Main spending a few days at Salem, re street until he reached the livery- turned home last evening, lie stable, when he dashed into the was joined by his wife at Spring- : front door nearly running over held who has been visitipg lyillp Rcfy Ifaker, and ran through the her parents at that place. While bar»» and back barn lot and down at Salem the doctor visited-EAton Second street, near 11. C. Veatch’s Hall, the new addition to W illam residence where the hind wheels ette Fniversity campus and the and bed of the buggy was left in doctor says this new building terlocked with a telephone pole. would be a credit to any educa With the shafts and front wheels tional institution of the west. the horse finally become entangled in the wire fence at the corner of Marion Veatch’s former home in front of the Christian church, and was led to the barn uninjured, but the buggy w a s pretty well wrecked. Another Poultry Fancier. COLUMBIA Double-Disc Records, 65c They fit any machine, and outwear any other re cords in the world. Double value for your money! Call in! Get a catalog! The drove Studio VETCH SEED Car load 15 tons at #3.75 per 100 lbs in lots of .400 lbs and over. Cash with order. Brownsville Warehouse Co. TANGF.NT. OREGON * I L Rev. W. A. Likins will be in line when Cottage Grove’ s second annual poultry show is held this winter with an exhibit of a beauti ful breed of poultry different from any other breed in this vicinity. Last spring he received two set tings (30) eggs from Thompson, the famous Nqw York breeder of Ringlet Plymouth rocks, from which eggs he secured 1H fine vig orous chickens. He lost two from accident and still has a flock of 14 fine husky Ringlets. They are similar to the well known Barred Rocks except their barring is nar rower and runs in rings about the neck and body. Their other char acteristics are similar to the other varieties of Plymouth Rocks. Dr. Lowe the optician will be in j Cottage Grove next Monday. One Found, a gold cuff button with day only. pearl set. Match this button, pay But there will lie many fair days for this local and take it. yet, for builders, and they will all Come and vote on “ The most be needed. Popular Man iu The Bible” at the To regain his liberty, no doubt Methodist Church Sunday even Harry Thaw would promise not to ing. go insane again. Clare Gray, the printer, is up Even the most learned of us from Salem, spending a few days never realize how little we know with relatives and friends at this till a small boy begins to ask ques place. tions. Mrs. Mary Hawley is a guest of Farmers and stockmen are gen Cottage Grove reatives and friends. erally glad to see the rain. It will She will soon go to The Dallas to start the plows and freshen the reside. ranges. Many women after remedying a Infantile paralysis is a new and smoky stove or a smoking lamp, mysterious disease which is alarm have to put up with a smoking ing Roseburg, many cases being husband- reported there. Frank Woodruff returned to “ Father sent me over to borrow Cottage Grove Wednesday after your paper; he only wants to read having completed a plumbing job it.” “ Tell him I ’m coming over here.— Register. to borrow his breakfast: 1 only Col. W. If, Blair went to Port want to eat it.” land last night to shake hands “ If the shoe fits, wear it,” is a with President Taft, and to visit time-worn saying: but with a with his family. woman if the shoe fits she takes it The public schools resumed reci back because it is too big. tations Thursday morning after a A ll of the new fall creations iu three days vacation on account of millinery at the “ Vogue.” Ladies the teachers institute, don’t fail to attend the fall open Dr. F,. C. Macy, wife and ing this Saturday at the “ Vogue.” daughter went to Harrisburg this Mrs. E. J. Beidler and sons have morning to spend a few days with moved from the Harding to the Dr. Macey’s parents. Cochran farm, one mile north of Fall millinery opening at the this city which they will farm in "V og u e” this Saturday. Misses definitely. Harmes& Magee invite the ladies Astoria has one sawmill with a to call and inspect their fine stock. payroll of $16,000 a month, aud Editor Cates has enlarged, but there are several others. Its will change his newly acquired manufacturing industries are con paper, the Cottage Grove Western stantly increasing. Oregon, from a semi-weekly to a Sid Hamlin, who is working weekly newspaper. with W ill Hart on W. II. Abrams Mr. McHenry is a good siuger new residence in Eugene spent and a clever impersonator. His Suuday at home aud says Mr. entertainment certainly deserved a Hart will complete his contract in larger attendance. — Chehalis Eugene this week aud return home. (W ash.) Examiner. The Cottage Grove Electric Co. Mrs. E. D. Stewart, mother of wish to announce to the citizens of Mrs. S. J. Dillard, went to Cottage Cottage Grove, who are not their Grove yesterday, where she will patrons, that for the next 30 days visit her brother, J. H. Shortridge, they will do wiring at $1.50 per for some time.— Register. drop. The rate for service is $t .00 F. II. Snodgrass,Green Pitcher, per mouth 32 caudle power divided Jas. Potts, Horace Cochran and in any way one wishes. Better others left Thursday for the fine arrange for lights for the dark hunting grounds east of Bohemia. days o f winter. The boys are crack shots so Mr. Bruin and his mountain associates should lay low. Mr. McHenry’s work as an elo cutionist and vocalist is above «the average. His illustrated songs and sketches by the aid of a mag ic lantern, especially the “ Vision of the flood,” is particularly fine. — Portland Evening Telegram. DIAMOND RINfi AND GOLD W ATCH GIVEN A W AV The Conditions Here is a fine opportunity on Thanksgiving Day in for some bright energetic girl November 1909, to or boy to secure absolutely the $80 Diamond King, and without cost, except a little the boy or girl receiving the receive energetic effort, an $80 dia next highest vote to receive mond ring or a $25 gold the $25 gold watch. watch, ladies’ or gents’ size, sult of the vote will be an both to be supplied by local nounced every Friday through jewelers. • the leader. With vance every to .Every coupon clipped from the Leader will cash iu ad subscription The re count the as five votps. ■ It is Leader at $1.50 per year will now up to the boys’ and girls, be given young or old to get busy and 150 votes or 100 votes for every dollar secured secure on delinquent subscriptions. worthy their best effort, both The Leader will also issue which is of which are fully guranteed 100 votes for every dollar’s by our local jewelers, aud worth of job printiug turned into this office during a prize will be placed ou exhibition the contest, the Ixiy or girl having iu their show the largest number of votes due time. windows in CO U PO N GOOD FOR FIVE VOTES For In The Cottage Grove Lea.der Prize Contest. LE A D E R PUBLISHING CO. Presbyterian Church. Service at the Presbyterian Church next Sunday. Praching at 11 a. m. by Rev. J. V. Milligan, I>. I). of Portland. Subject“ The Book we Teach.” Evening ser mon also by Dr. Milligan. Every one welcome. Christian Church Services. Simeral & VanDenburg have moved ilieir furniture store from 10 a. m., Bible school. the McFarland building to their 11 a. m., sermon, “ After the fine new quarters in the Stewart brick opposite the first National Fire.” 6:30 p. m., Christian Endeavor. Bank building. They have a large 7:30 p. m., sermon, "W o rk well lighted and well arranged store room and large plate ingmen and the Church.” Watch for the program of the glass show windows. Sunday School Rally, Oct. 10th. Prof. I. L. Rowe returned home \ Everybody welcome. Wednesday evening from a three Locates Mining Claim. W . A . E l k in s , Pastor. weeks visit at Corvallis. He will Levi Wetmore has located two resume his educational work in the At The M E. Church. Shield’ s school district Monday mining claims in the Bohemia morning for the ensuing school The workers of the Methodist j district which he calls the “ ju m year. 'Phis will l>e Prof. Rowe's prepared an in bo” and “ Last Chance.” He second term as principal of this Church have teresting program for the coming filed notice of location in the school. Sabbath. Bible School at 10 a. clerk’s office recently. Oysters at the W ave tomorrow, m. Public worship at 11 a. m. i with address by Robert Sutcliffe on Oct. 2nd. The young minister had just Rev. A. S. Nickle and family “ Falling [.eaves.” There will In preached what he considered, an left for Corvallis Thursday where appropriate decorations. Kpwortli i eloquent funeral sermon and had Rev. Nickle was assigned by the League devotional meeting at 6:30 p. in. People's Popular Service at j come up to the point where late Methodist Annual Conference 7:30 p. m. Everybody attending' They leave a host of admiring the last view of the departed was friends here who wish them every will please write on a slip of paper I in order, when he startled his con blessing in their new home. Cot the. name of the individual whom j gregation by announcing: “ The tage Grove's loss is Corvallis’ gain. they think deserves the title “ The I most Popular Man in The Bible.” relatives and friends will now pass Olympic process rolled barley, The pastor gives a lecture upon ; around the bier.” This story is 75 pound sacks, the cleanest and the character whom he believes de related with apologies to Rev. best, $1.25 per sack, at Spray- serves the appelation. E very, Sutcliffe. attendant made to feel at home. Wynne Co’s. B V o t i n g P la c e . - Vote* Must lnr Cast iu Ballot Box l’ rovi<led in l.eader office. Leader Publishing Company \ fnr T and there is good reason for our steady and satisfactory growth. The fact that we have not only held our business but practically doubled it with all competition, indicates that the public1 mind has not lost sight of the essential requirements that make a bank sound and safe. The principles of conservative bulking that have governed our development in the past will shape our future policy. Still We Grow Start an account with us and ^row wirh a G R O W IN G Cup***I A S u r p lu s % 30.000 PRO G RESSIVE B A N K FIRST NATIONAL BANK Undivided Profila SI 7.000
