LOCAL AND ÏÏ
Bran $1.50 per hundred pounds
at l'lour Mill.
flood folding go-cart for sale
cheap.
Apply to Mrs. H arry
W ynue.
Born—T o Mr. and Mrs. R. C.
H utchinson, O ct. 2, 1909, an eight
pouud boy.
All those desiring instructions
on violin, m andolin and g u itar
call on W arren (Haze. Best sys
tem of the age.
Between the L eader’s free pic
ture prem ium s and its voting con
test the subscription list of the
paper is growing very rapidly.
A NEW LINE
^ 0 C In c lu d in g
A Pollern Free
Ladies' Shirtwaists
JUST ARRIVED.
We have a uew and complete line o
Ladies’ Shirt Waists.
White Silk Waists, Net Waists, White
Tailored Waists, and Silk Moire Waists
in Champagne, Cream and Black.
We are agents for the Ladies’ Home
Journal Patterns.
Friday and Saturday Special—Dress
(ioods valued at f>0e for 29c.
Mrs. R. M. Lilly of Menlo,
W ashington, who was visiting at
her father’s Rev. (Iroat last week,
for a few days, has returned home.
J . H ardy Crow presented the
Leader w ith some fine specim ens
of Banner aud Burbank potatoes
Saturday which were grown on
his productive Loraue valley farm .
We are headquarters for High Top Shoes; have in stock a
com plete assortm ent of th e celebrated H am ilton, Brown
Shoe C o.’s au d W ashington Shoe C o.’s Union Factory made
H igh Tops. T hey have no equal for durability, w orkm an
ship and quality of m aterials used in their construction.
Made on sightly conform ing lasts, that do not hurt the feet.
R e e s - W a l l a c e C o.
“W here Y ou Do B e tte r’
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WILL ENLARGE
GROCERY STORE
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M etcalf & Brand, the enterpris
ing grocers find it necessary to pro
vide more room to accom odate
their constantly increasing stock
au d their growing business. W ith
this object in view they have leased
the building adjoining their store
formerly know n as the photograph
gallery, w hich they will use as a
w are room, while the partition will
be removed from their preseut
store room and the shelviug and
counters continued back the full
length of the building, which will
nearly double the shelving ca p a
city of their store. T he old front
of their store will also be removed
and will be replaced with modern
plate glass windows which will
give them very neat and com mo
dious quarters. F air and cour
teous treatm ent of customers, good
b ran d s of goods and reasonable
prices, is the secret of this firms
success.
Lessons In Oil Painting.
Mrs. J. B. K irkpatrick will or
g anize a class in oil pain tin g and
those interested in the art will do
well to call at her residence on
R iver street.
2t
For Sale.
A good brown m are 9-years-old,
w eight 1100 pounds. E nquire at
Bert D enham 's residence, Rowe
river road, 1 mile east of town. 2t
NOTICE OF FINAL
SETTLEM EN T.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned Rxecutor of the h state of
Herbert W. I.ee, deceased, has filed in
the county conrt of Dane county, Ore
gon, his final account as such executor
of said estate and that Saturday the toth
day of October, 190 b, at the hour of 1
o'lock p. in. of said day has been fixed
by said conrt as the time for hearing
any objections to said report and the
settlement thereof.
9-28-St
H urt II. I.F.K, Rxecutor.
A. If. K ino ,- Attorney.
VETCH SEED
Car load 15 tons at $3.75
per 100 lbs in lots of .100
•lbs and over. Cash with
order.
Brownsville Warehouse Co.
T A N G F.N T. O B F.G O N
Death of Mrs. Clarence Morss.
T he m any friends of Mrs. C lar
ence Morss were shocked to learn
of her death M onday m orning at
10 o’clock after a very brief ill
ness. A pretty baby daughter was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Morss S atu r
day, but as a result of a weak
henrt the little one died Monday
m orning at 6 o ’clock and the
m other died a few hours later.
T he funeral will not occur until
late this week, ju order th a t distant
relatives may attend. An obituary
notice will appear in F riday's
Leader.
An Interesting Sermon.
A large congregation assembled
at the M. K. church S unday even
ing to listen to Rev. Sutcliffe’s
discourse on the most popular
persouage in the bible. Q uite a
num ber cast their ballots at the
door for the bible character which
they considered the most popular,
with th e following result: Paul
21, A braham 10, Solomon
6,
Moses 6, D avid .1, Jacob 2, Joseph
1, John 1, Jo n ah 1. Rev. Sutcliffe
stated th a t from a modern view
point popularity was measured
from the following a person has or
the num ber of people who pattern
after them, therefore in his judge
m ent the peniteut rebel who hung
by Christ on his cross, deserves
the appellation.
T h e speaker
went on to say th at a large major
ity of those outside of the church
expect to live careless lives and
then at the end expect to ask for
pardon and be forgiven. He said
a young m an once rem arked to
him that if four men were going to
the sam e town or city and one
went to the depot an hour before
train tim e, another a half hour,
th e third five m inutes and the
fourth barely cau g h t the steps of
the rear coach, if it were not true
that each would reach his des
filiation at the sam e tim e and
under th e same conditions.
He
answered by saying th a t so far
as the moral and spiritual life is
concerned, you had just as well
contend th a t a prim ary student
was as well prepared as the g radu
ate of th e eighth grade to enter
college.
He adm itted however,
th a t an eleventh hour penitent
m ight enter the pearly gates, but
could not atone for a wasted life,
and Was not prepared to enjoy the
glory th a t aw aited him as was the
m an who for years had been grow
ing in grace, Rev. Sutcliff era
ployed m any convincing and ap
propriate illustrations to em phasize
his argum ent and the application
was interesting, instructive and
convincing.
Shorts $1.30 a sack at the Flour
Mill.
Z. I.. Cox of Y oncalla, was a
guest of Rev. (Iroat over Sunday
returning hom e
M onday. H is
daughter, Miss Bertha, accom
panied him but will return home
later.
Mrs. Z. L. Cox of Y oncalla,
died last week after a brief illness.
She leaves a daughter, the wife of
Rev. (Iroat, of Cottage d ro v e, who
attended the funeral services which
were held at Yoncalla.
M artin Anderson returned home
Monday from a visit with a brother
at Heppner. H e also visited Pen
dleton and Milton and spent a few
days in Portland during th e re
ception to President T aft.
LURCH'S J 5 ■
LEADERS IN OUR
DIAMOND RING ’ DIAMOND RING AND GOLD '
VOTING CONTEST WATCH GIVEN AWAV
Following is a list of the young
ladies who are leaders in the Lead
er’s Diamond Ring« and Gold
W atch voting contest; one hundred
votes being given with every dollar
subscription or job prin tin g p at
ronage:
Marie W illard.................................750
Mamie K im e...................................510
Ilia Jo h n so u ...................................350
Ethel C hrism an............................. 345
The Conditions
Here is a fine opportunity
for some bright energetic girl
or boy to secure absolutely
without cost, except a little
energetic effort, an $80 d ia
mond ring or a $25 gold
watch, ladies’ or gents’ size,
both to be supplied by local
jewelers.
on
T hanksgiving Day in
November 1909, to receive
the $80 Diamond Ring, aud
the boy or girl receiving the
n ex t highest vote to receive
the $25 gold w atch. T he re
sult of the vote will Ire a n
nounced every F riday through
the Leader. livery coupon
clipped from the Leader will
count as five votes. It is
now up to the boys’ and girls,
young or old to get busy and
Miss Pearl Inm an of W ichita, WILL OPEN NEW
Kansas, arrived in this city Mon
GROCERY STORE
day to visit indefinitely with her
cousin, J. II. Spriggs and family.
Messrs. Geo. Kerr an d John
Miss Inm an is a stenographer in
W ith every cash in ad
the employment of a large W ichita Silsby of A shland, say th at Cot
vance
subscription to the
tage G rove looks so good to them
com pany.
Leader at $1.50 per year will
that they will open a well selected
Colonel W . II. Blair, formerly
new stock of groceries and crock
be given 150 votes or 100
in the hotel business at Cottage
ery in the building now occupied
votes for every doltar secured secure a prize w hich is
Grove, now located in Portland,
by Cook & Son just as soon as
on delinquent subscriptions. worthy their best effort, both
was in the city today on business.
this firm moves into their uew
He is setting out a big orchard of
T he Leader will also issue
of which are fully guranteed
quarters in the W oodward brick.
Spitzeuberg apples on his place
100 votes for every dollar's
Messrs. Kerr & Silsby have
by our local jewelers, and
near Cottage Grove.— E u g e n e
worth of job printing turned
secured a lease on the Porter brick
Register.
which they will occupy and expect
into this office during the will lie placed on exhibition
T he removal of the old buildings to be ready for business by the
contest, the boy or girl having in their show windows in
to m ake room for V enske’s fine 20th of this month.
T hey each
the largest num ber of votes due time.
new two-story brick on Main street have also leased cosy homes in
adjoining the Phillips building west Cottage Grove, one the new
com menced M onday, W alker & Lurch cottage and the other the
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Kinter, furniture dealers will oc new W illard cottage just across
cupy the new brick, w hich will be the street into w hich they will
50x95 feet.
COU PON
move their families just as soou as
*
the
buildings
are
complèted.
Mr.
“ My husband has been out late
GOOD
FOR
FIVE
V
O
TES
Kerr
and
Mr.
Silsby
are
brother-in-
every n ig h t this week attending
im portant club m eetings.” “ Yes, laws, the former being well and
so has mine— they belong to the favorably known here where he
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sam e club you k n o w .” “ W hy, was connected w tth the big m er
how queer! My husband says he cantile establishm ent conducted by
In T h e C o ttag e G ro v e L e n d e r P r iz e C o n teel.
h a s n ’t seen your husband this the Pacific Tim ber C(V, for several
|
years, Mr- Kerr has a host of
su m m er.”
L E A D E R P U B L IS H IN G C O .
friends here who are delighted to
O ur citizens should remember to
know that he and his estimable
come to the
M ellenry-Partlow
Voting PI act- - V o lts M usi I k * I'asl in Ballot Box Provided in Leader office.
wife, who js also well-known and
Oregon Boosting entertainm ent at
popular here, will return to Cot
* * * * * * * * * * *
the A rcade no later th an 7 :3<* p.
tage Grove. Mr. Silsby is a re
m.
each
evening
Tuesday,
tired S. P. railroad engineer, with
W ednesday and T hursday as the
which com pany he has been co n
T heatre m ust be turned over at
nected for 20 years. He is a very
8:30 for the regular perform ance.
genial, affable gentlem an and will
You are cordially invited to be
m ake a splendid associate for Mr.
present.
No admission charges
Kerr. T he Leader joins in ex ten d
or collections will be made.
ing these worthy gentlem en aud
Everybody come and boost Cot
their estim able families a cordial
tage G rove and Old Oregon.
welcome to Cottage Grove aud
Registration in all departm ents wishes them success in their busi
of the U niversity of Oregon has ness enterprise,
reached 1,00(1 students.
Jn the
T he city of I'orest Grove is
colleges of Liberal A rts and E n g i
neering, the enrollm ent now is spending the $70,000 voted for a gutmi »nr rtm ------------ r ----- - 'Tm iirni mnomirziin'i w. j
nearly 600 students, aud the total gravity supply of water, while
registration for the year in these Hillsboro, only six miles aw ay,
two departm ents will reach 700, has sold its city pum ping plant to
an increase over last year of 20 a corporation. All of w hich shows
W V T p U \ I I U f f our steady and
k
satisfactory
per cent. T h e freshm an class, all th at there are different ways of i v J l l i l
doing the same th in g in enterpris
growth.
T
he
fact
th
at
we
have
not
only
held
our
business
but
of whom are H igh School G ra d u
ing com m unities.
practically doubled it with all competition, indicates th a t the
%
ates, num ber 250 students. G rad
M ont Shepardsou and family
public m ind has not lost sight of the essential requirem ents th a t
uates from practically every four-
have moved to Portland to reside.
m ake a bank sound aud safe. T he principles of conservative
year H igh school in Oregon have A. B. Wood and wife will occupy
b an k in g th at have governed our development in the past will
entered the University this fall, the fine new Shepardsou residence
shape our future policy.
and there is also a very noticeable it) the Long addition east of the
num ber of students entering who depot.
Start an account with us and grow with a
A ll those desiring instructions on
are graduates of High Schools o u t
violin, m andolin and g u itar call on
side of Oregon.
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W arreu < Haze. Best system of the
Olympic process rolled barley, age.
C up’u l A
U ndivided
75 pound sacks, the cleanest and
C an take but three more pupils
P rolu«
S u r p lu s
best, $1.25 per sack, at Spray- on piatui—first come first served,
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