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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1909)
LOCAL ANJTPERSONAL This Week we are Selling Our Ladies’ La Vogue Suits and Coats Commencing December t, the I.eader will preseut every new cash iu advance subscriber with a beau tiful floral decorated china souve nir ¡date, free. This plate is 7% inches iu diameter and the prettiest souvenir the I.eader has ever given out. This is your oppotunity to get a new suit or coat made up Cleveland’s Baking Powder. in the latest style and color at a very low price. Remember School report cards on ,sale at this offer is open to you for this week only. the I.eader office one cent each. Hear the Edison Phonograph, Friday and Saturday Special, 20c Bolt of Lace with the new Cygnet horn, at Veatch's music store. for Only -...................>.............-.......... Thos. Allen has purchased the 176 acre farm of I). G. Ilubbard n Coast Fork Valley on Cedar Creek for $2400. To have our principal sidewalks blocked for the layiug of cemfent walks has its disagreeable features, yet it is a welcome sight. “ I’d rather be a wild turkey and live on the prairie,” said a little boy, “than be a tame turkey and be killed every year.” A local builder told us recently that the building boom of this city was only a starter for next year, Will conduct a big which would be bigger than ever. Dr. Lowe the optician will visit the following towns, Cottage Grove December 6, Yoncalla 7, Oakland 8, Roseburg 9, 10, tl. Don’t fail This Contest Closes Wednesday Even ing Nov. 24 at 8 O'clock. to consult him about your eyes and glasses. A. J. Stewart expects to spend •Following is a list of the young the winter in Southern Oregon. ladies who are leaders in the Lead ! Mr. Stewart is just completing a er’s Diamond Ring and Gold | fine modern bungalo on his pretty Watch voting contest: one hundred j acreage tract on south Fourth votes beiug given with every dollar I subscription or job printing pat street. Many ot Lane's road districts ronage: are levying special taxes for road Neita Hazleton.............................4560 Chrisman........................... 2370 improvements which means that Ethel Marie Willard.............................. 3040 substantial road building is to be Mamie Kime................................. 2685 done in different parts of the Ina Johnson................................ 1.550 county next spring. One little Navajo boy wears the, Conference With Forestry Officers. uniform of a government school, but has not yet learned to appre Three prominent forest reserve ciate the Thanksgiving turkey. officials, Messrs Bartrum, Chap Asked by the teacher what part of man and Ames, met with the city the bird he would like, he replied council Monday to discuss the ex eagerly, “Gimme tail. ' Make tension of the city’s proposed in take on Lang creek, three miles arrow.” farther up to Junetta creek This A special meeting of the Meth<5- extension [Incorporated] pipe line intake is i dist brotherhood will be held in requested by of the timber and lum- j We Have Duality and Quantify Combined. the church on Wednesday evening. ber interests the granting which | The gymnasium and reading room they ask before any steps of will If You Want one or a Thousand Trees be J committees are ready to report and taken to install a big milling plant Write Us. Catalogue Free.............................. the members are anxious to know here or near Lang creek to mill the j j definitely about the matter of phys timber, which sale is pending on j A L B A N Y , OREGON ical culture classes. A full attend lower Lang creek and for which j ance is desired. local buyers have deposited their | W. C. Shortridge, London, will required $5000 and submitted their | operate his mill full capacity till bid, tlie sale being delayed await-1 the first of January, on a tie order ing the action of the Cottage Grove | fortlie Denver & Rio Grande rail city council. road. The ties are floated down the Coast Fork to Latham and Thanksgiving Dinner. shipped thence to Grand Junction, Fresh, Crisp, Fam ily Colo. The Shortridge mill has a The Home Bakery will serve a capacity of about 15,000 feet of fine Thanksgiving dinner, all home cooking. lumber per day. MKNUE A large stock of the latest Clam Chowder. models iu R. & G. corsets at The Celery, Olives, (Mixed Pickles, Ladies Toggery. R. C. Barfield of Salem, is in Roast Turkey with Dressing, Big Stock of Croc ery and Chinaware, Cranberries, Cottage Grove today on an official Expected Daily. Country Produce inspection of the local telephone Scolloped Oysters, Cream Slaw, .*£ Bought and Sold. “Live and Let Live,” French Peas, equipment. He now holds the po jp Our Motto. Come see us. Porter Brick. sition of office inspector for this Mashed Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Light Rolls, district, embracing all of the offi Plum Pudding, ces along the S. P. railroad from Eugene to Ashland. Mr. Fruit Salad with Whipped Cream and Cake, Barfield is a son-in-law of Mrs. Mince Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Harding formerly of this commun Coffee. ity, now of Salem. i If you would a meal like Ladies, Miss Bartels has a new mother used to enjoy prepare, eat your ad in the Leader today which will Thanksgiving dinner at the Home interest you. Read it. The floating sidewalks and Bakery. Large growers of local stocks, flooded section of Second, Third Sunday was a notable day at the suppliers of commercial plantings, and Fourth streets afforded much Methodist church. Large audi clean, vigorous and true trees. amusement to the youngsters Mon ences were present nothwithstand- Heavy 01 » apples, in Newton, Repairing a Specialty day evening and to add to the ing the storm. Five adults were Spitzenburg, etc. I 11 pears, Bart lett, Anjou, Comice, Boscceto. In merriment Albert Woodard came admitted to membership at the cherries, R. Anne, Lamliert, Bing, out in his Ford Runabout and morning service. This makes etc. In prunes, Italian, etc. Small Stock and Pultry Remedies went spinning about on the flooded nineteen during the past two ruits, bushes, etc. Don’t miss FIRST STRF.ET streets oftimes being in water months. The red and blue contest it, but lie sure, get our prices, it almost up to the bed of his auto between members of the Epworth will pay you. Send list of wants. carefully grown and All Kinds of Cement Work mobile. By Tuesday noon the League for membership and at Stocks shipped. Catalogue free. tendance is in full swing. No less water had receded. than sixty seven were present at C A R L T O N , O R E G O N New Chicago Gasoline Cement Mixer. All kinds of cement the devotional meeting by actual Private Board and Lodging. work executed on short notice count. There is every prospect and satisfaction guarapteed. MARRIED Nice furnished rooms to rent and that the league membership will Cement walks a specialty. 16-20 also board with or without rooms. reach the century mark in a couple I BOYD-TENNIS—On Friday, No- Phone 213. Convenient location. Inquire of of months. The reds give the1 vember 19,. 1909, at the Hoffman Mrs. Joe Miller, corner opposite blue, a social in .he gymnasium "°>d 1 R . M. G leV X S O Il Friday evening. I to Ellen . lay Tennis. Presbyterian church. For 15 Per Cent Less Than Actual Value 10c L u r c h ’s LEADERS IN OUR DIAMOND RING The Ladies Toggery VOTINGCONTEST Thanksgiving Prasbyterians Pioneer Service. A New Departure. The pioneer service at the Pres At a largely attended meeting of byterian church Sunday was large the Sunday school board of the ly attended and was very interest Methodist Episcopal Church, it ing. The principal address was was decided to give the scholars made by I)r. W. W. Oglesby who their usual treat on Christmas eve related the incidents of his trip in the main auditorium. An in across the plains behind ox-teatiis teresting and unique program is to with the Veatches, McFarlands be presented by the young people. and Knox families and other local The merchants of the city will pioneers in 1853. He also told of surely appreciate one of the items the first log cabin church in this of business. It was voted to raise vicinity in pioneer days when even the necessary stun required for the the seats were hewn out by hand. celebration within the church and “ Uncle” Mem Veatch, a venerable parish and not solicit from any one pioneer, who with his wife were unconnected with the society either prominent in pioneer musical cir rnouey or goods. For too long cles, led the choir on this occasion have the storekee|iers been held up which included such well known at holiday times by solicitors from pioneers as Svlvester Veatch, Mrs. tlie various religious bodies. They Jane Veatch and Frona McFar felt obliged to give to all whether land. At tlie conclusion of his they were church members or not. address, Dr. Oglesby sang an old This year the Methodists will only well known sacred song as a solo. ask from Methodists. The others II. 0. Veatch delivered a brief will not be dunned. address on pioneer church work Sale for Good Birds. in this community, which was supplemental to Dr. Oglesby's ad dress and was very interesting. Tom Awbrev has just made his Rev. S. C. Adams, pastor of the last shipment of White Minorcan church, made the closing remarks for the season, a Portland fancier and closed a unique and interest getting all he has to spare for the ing service. season, one pen of choice layers Stewart & Delaunay Dumber only being retained for next years Co. of Curtin, Oregon, renewed breeding; some more orders with their subscription to the leader to cash enclosed will be returned to day by check and ordered the the would be purchasers. votes due them and the 14 coupons Cottage Grove poultry is in good inclosed in their letter voted for demand all over the coast, several Mamie Kiine, aggregating 220 choice varieties being raised by fanciers here. votes. Sale To Continue 10 Days, Com mencing Monday, November 15th. See The BIG BARGAINS in Our Millinery Depart- merit. MARY BARTELS B The “Old Reliable" Albany Nursries 1 OPEN FOR BUSINESS , j G R O C E R IE S I KERR & SILSBY læmmwmmam Carlton Nursery Co. C. W. Beals & Son. Harness W e give a written guarantee with every pair of Hardware Shoes that they will give six months wear. Where can you beat it. W e have them in low and high cut at $3.75 and $5.00. Rees-Wallace Co. "W here Y ou Do B e tte r’ k
