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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1909)
H IT C H Y O U R D O U ^ A R S T O A BIGGER LO AD Than They Ever Pulled Before S A V IN G D O L L A R S beats earning them. That is what you can do by buying your winter needs in D ry Goods, Furnishing Goods and Shoes at this Closing Out Sale. W E D O N ’T C L A IM to be giving g< Dds away as sales promoters do. You all know that good merchandise costs n oney. B U T W E DO C L A IM to give you easonable reductions which runs 1-4, 1-3 to 1-2 off the regular prices, or, in otner words, we intend to sell everything at just what it costs wholesale. Men’s Sox, Ties, Etc. Sc m ixed cotton sox, now . 10c heavy cotton sox, now 20c heavy wool mixed sox, now . 25c men’s fancy sox, n o w _______ ..3 c 7c 12 1 -2c 19c 1 oc 25c men’s four-in hand ties, now 50c men’s four-in-hand tics, now. 25c men’s box ties, now 25c men’s Windsor ties, now 25c men's band or teek ties, now 39c 10c 1 sc 25c men’s suspenders, now 50c men’s fancy suspenders, now 19c 35c H A L F P R IC E 19c Bargains for Everybody 25c and 35c children’s fleeced underwear 5()c meu's fleece lined underwear, now $1.00 men’s heavy wool underwear, now $1.25 men’s heavy wool underwear, now $1 .25 coat sweaters, n o w ______ 20c 40c 75c 95c 75c 40c $1.00 5c embroidery silks, now 2 1-2c 5c jiearl lustre, now ______ _________ 2 1-2c 35c wide bleach table cloth pr yd, now 25c .. 50c men’s work shirts, n o w ______. . . Men’s stiff bosom shirts,* now 3 for on the Following Articles: All Jewelry, Embroidery work, l’;ilterns, Draw Work, Pillow Tops, Embroid- ery silk, in fact everything in the embroidery work line is now half price. Rostein Hose, Gloves, Etc. 1 2 children’s hose, all sizes, now 8 1-2c 25c children’s ex heavy ribbed hose now 15c 25c children’s fine ribbed lisle hose, now 1 7c 25c ladies’ heavy fleece lined hose, now, 15c 25c ladies' wool hose now. . .. ____ 20c 35c ladies’ wool hose, n ow _______________ 23c 25c short lisle gloves, all colors, n o w ____ 15c 50c short silk gloves, all colors, now _____ 35c $1.25 ladie’s undressed kid gloves, now. 85c $1.25 gauntlet driving gloves, n o w _____ 85c 12 l-2c dress binding, 5 yd bolts all colors.8c 2 dozen pearl buttons for 5c. A ll sizes and greatest bargains ever shown in jiearl buttons Dress Goods, Hats, Etc. 50c dress goods now ran ges in price from 39c 31c a yard t o ___________________ 75c wool dress goods, now 45c to ________ 55c $1.00 wool dress goods, now 60c to_______ 70c $1 .25 wool dress goods, now 63c t o .......... 85c 75c long wool scarfs, n o w _________ .___ * 50c $1 .00 to $1.50 silk shawls, n o w . . ______ 75c $2.50 m en’s hats, n o w _______________ ^..$1.50 $3.00 men’s Conqueror brand hats_____ 2.00 $1.25 lace curtains per pair, n ow _________ 85c $1.00 lace curtains per pair, n ow _________ 75c $1.75 lace curtains per pair, n ow __ . . . $ T 2 5 X M A S P R E S E N T S Are N o w A T COST All Pillow Tops, Embroidery Patterns, Silks, Lustre, Fancy Neckwear, Etc. Closing Out PricesJUST ONE H A L F the Regular Prices. Greenbaum’s great Closing Out Sale of the fo rm e ^ w !"^ ^ ^ e m e ñ w a > ^ to ck"^ ^ ^ ^ ^ G ^ G R o v^ D R E G O N WHY FRUIT GROWERS SHOULD KEEP BEES. Beekeeping is a valuable aid in cultivation of fruit and seed crops. Insects which feed oil nectar play important part in the fertilization of flowers. Fertilization is effected in other ways, but the agency of insects is the more certain and efficacious, and no other insect is comparable with the honey bee in this respect. A strong hive con tains 10,000 bees in February, 15,000 in March, 40,000 in April, and from 60,000 to 80,000 in May. It has been discovered by skillful observers that the average load of nectar carried to the hive by a bee is about 3-10 of a grain, so that the collection of one pound of nec tar requires nearly 23,000 foraging excursions. By meatis o f hives set ou balances it has been found that the daily increase of weight in May averages.3.3 pounds. Occa- onally, more than 11 pounds i s gained in one day; and when the amount consumed by the bees and the loss o f weight by evaporation are considered, it appears prob able that the average daily quanity o f nectar collected is not less than 11 pounds, which would load 250,- 000 bees. As a bee visits 10 (lowers on the average in collecting a sin gle load, some 2,500,000 flowers are visited in one day by the bees o f a single hive. An additional large number of visits is required for the collection of pollen. These figures explains why many trees and plants bear small crops in the absence of bees. F.very orcliardist should keep bees. The I.innhaven Orchard Com patty, which plants to set out a 3000-acre orchard near I.aeomb, w iy establish a new town. It will be called I.innhaven. Dave Varnell has discovered and is working a gold mine in Alaska which is immensely rich. It is said he is already a millionaire. A n y one leaving town and hav- ng a piano to rent should apply to hone «Ml, this city. HINTS FOR FARMERS LOCAL AND PERSONAL Things to Adore Of course locks and hinges are things to a door, but that’s a miserable old joke. It is a serious fact, however, that tho beautiful Cards, Invitations, Programs and Stationery printed at Twinkle, twinkle, butter roll, Getting nearer to the pole, Feeding the Work Horse. Up and up and up so high, No smiilen changes of food are flood Pretty soon you’ll reach the sky, this o.tice are for tile work horse, says tlie Ohio Farm When the golden sun is set er. People berate tlie steady, monoto And you climb up higher yet nous rations of oats. bran, corn and hay. lint it is far safer to practice such You can go on out of sight, monotonous feeding than to be eontln W e’ll eat gravy—so goodnight.—Ex. unity giving the horse the sudden ."and The world is in a transitory School report cards on sale at complete changes of food suggested or state. With a comparatively the Leader office one cent each. even advocated by well meaning but sparse, population and resources ill informed humanitarians and theo Henry Myers has moved back to rists. Saginaw from Creswell to reside. bountiful, we have been liviug in Lastly, the horse requires no medi an age o f luxury and waste, but cines or stock food or condimental A new stock o f Columbia graph- foods or condition powders Feed nnd ophones and records at the Grove now, with an ever increasing pop care for him sensibly and carefully, studio. ulation and no uew territory to work him properly, groom him well, plunder, we are drifting into an in Water-works Contractor Geo. see 1 lint his stable Is sanitary. an(l he will thrive, work and enjoy life Lea is home for a few days from tensely practical age, evidence of Horses enjoying I ho luxury of life such Lincoln county where he has con I which is seen from the national as we have outlined are damaged and He will legislation for the conservation of Insulted by every dose of dope mixed tract work well in hand. in their feed or squirted or poured Into go to Newport soon to bid on a resources, down to the increased their mouths. activity o f the junk man. Yester Thar/gs to Adore THE SPORTING WORLD Gibson’s Great Work. An advertisement is to a mer chant very much what sowing seed is to a farmer. It may take a little time for the results to become apparent, but they are sure to come. The wise farmer is not niggardly with his seed, nor the wise merchant with his advertise ment. Regardless o f the delay in the building o f the concrete sidewalk in front o f the lea d er office and the torn up condition of the street, the Leader has received a nutnlier of voluntary new subscriptions this Week and was forced to put an ex tra man, Dave Hendricks, in its job printing department to keep up with the increased demand for job printing. This unusual liberal pat Sheep Feeding Hints. lip to lambing time, about March 20, ronage is duly appreciated by the feed breeding ewes on good clean I-eader management. >lov.r liny, corn fodder and straw morning and night At night, before the hay feed, give four pounds of mangels nnd a handful of oats to each ewe After lambing give all the man gels they will ent night and morning, and at night, before hny feed, givo each one a quart of bran with a hand fin of oafs and one of Unseed meal mixed in It is liest to put the ewes with twins by themselves and give a l>it more grain, as they require it. Keep water by them all the time and salt. Mix condition powder with the salt, one-tenth powder nnd nine-tenths salt Tills Is a preventive better than • lire Every pleasant day turn them out for a run of three or four hoars In the early afternoon —New England Homestead. Special School Meeting. Notice is hereby given to the legal voters o f School District No. 45 o f Lane County, State o f Ore gon, that a special school meeting of said district will be held at the east side school building on the 20th day o f November 1909 at 2 o ’clock in the afternoon, for the following object: T o vote a tax of ten mills for school purposes. Dated this 6th day o f Novetnlier 1909. O LIVER V b a t c h , Chairman Board o f Directors. . K. B a r k k t t , District Clerk. day you burned your straw-pile, hut by the morrow, if you have not learned better than to rob the land and yourself by persisting in such |>ernicimts folly, you may Ire subjected to a fine. Today, you part with your rags, old rubbers and iron for a paltry sum and next month you may lie glad to bound over the country in an automobile purchased at a fairly reasonable price, made possible— thunks to the junk man— by converting your old hard riding mower into the frame, and your much tfoden rub bers into the tires o f a self moving machine. I f your new overcoat could disclose its history, perhaps it was once your uncle’s wedding suit— transformed. Carlton Nursery Co. I.arge growers o f local stocks, suppliers of commercial plantings, clean, vigorous aud true trees. H eavy on apples, in Newton, Spitzenburg, etc. In pears, Bart lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. In cherries, R. Anne, Lambert, Bing, etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small fruits, bushes, etc. Don't miss it, but be sure, get our prices, it will pay you. Send list o f wants. Stocks carefully grown and shipjied. Catalogue free. CARLTON, OREGON On N o v. 1st a straight passen There is always one mau ou a bail club aroiiml whom the playing machin ger train was established on the ery revolves. That mnii Is the catcher. Corv allis and Kasteni between A l He may not be spectacular, mid he b an y aud Yaquiua, leaving A l may be neither « good base runner uor bany at 12:35 p. m. and arriving a good hitter, but he must he reliable, Return quick o f thought mid quick o f uction. in Vaquina at 5:15 p. m. Without a good catcher no ball clnli in g leave Yaquina at 7:15 a. m. can win a pennant arriving in Albany at 11:15 a. in., We may talk of tbe Tinkers, the MnthewKons ttie Leaches, the Clarkes 1 m aking direct connections at Cor and the Wagners, lull there Is tne vallis and Albany with Southern man who could have lieen withdrawn from tile lineup o f the Pirates a month Pacific train to and from Portland or so ago and the club would not hnvo ami other S. I’ , points north and had a chance to win the pennant Tbo south. athlete hi mind is Catcher (Jllmon NEWPORT IN WINTER. Gilison has been the backbone o f the Pittsburg club since the beginning of the season, and the Importance of/his water works system for that city. Poultry Notes. liens will go without drtuk rather than drink dirty water. Have It clean for them nnd p1 " 'v of It too. Don’t rob i ,s. but see If you can’t have som e sour milk for the hens every day. You have noticed how the hens dive for the scraps o f boiled potato you give them from the kitchen table. That ought to be a pointer that It would pay yon to boll some on purpose for the hens now and then. Do not allow anybody to go Into your henhouse and scare your birds. It'is one of the worst things that can lie done. Begin your fight against things that worry I he liens now Mites and such tilings never wait for a better Invlta t ion lhan a few days of neglect Clean up. keep clean. Forty good liens never can make up for ten poor ones Farm Journal. NEW TRAIN SERVICE ON CORVALLIS AND EASTERN Newport is an ideal winter re sort and the low rates now in effect from all S. P. and C. & K. points, with the improved train service now established, places it within a few hours ride from the valley, ar riving there at 5 p. m. in time for dinner. Excellent hotel accommo dations at reasonable rates. For further particulars call on any C. & E. or S. P. agent, or write to W m . McMurray, General Passeuger Agent, Portland, Or. ________ _ I) 12 Handle Factory For Creswell. OATCHEH OEOIUIC IJIMHON O » TDK PITTH- BOROH Creswell has secured an ax- handle factory, L. K. Rush having commenced work on a building 20 x42 feet to be used for this pur pose. The oak grubs aud old trees o f this part o f the county are said to be excellent for this purpose. Mr. Kush will also make pick, hoe, fork, shovel and peevy handles. work can he seen from the fact that he lias caught practically every game the Pirates played It is the business of n catcher to pre vent the other team from scoring lie Is the major general of the chib when It Is playing on the defensive. Ho mast work tits pitchers so ns to handi cap Hie base runners and when It A n y sparsely settled road district comes- lo a showdown nnd he is forced to throw his heaves to second must lie in ( »regon can get good roads now as true as a rifle shot Gibson has been by simply voting in Decern tier on In charge of that work for the Pirate« i this season, nnd I ho answer in found ! the initiative o f teu per ceut of its In the standing o f the clubs Four citizens such funds as may be re years ago Gilison wan considered n quired. The cash can come from second rate catcher, hut he has stuck to the Job so faithfully nnd has Im the absentee land speculators and proved with such rapid strides that his the residents cau get their money great work was Instrumental In the j back in warrants for work. The Pirates winning the pennant Without j roads will raise land values perma him they would be lost nently, aud the idle tracts can be made to pay their share by a little I want to buy from 5 to Hit) acting together. acres of land. State term and improvements. Box 249. Cleveland’s Baking Powder.
