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LOCAL A N D JTO IN A L. C h i st m a s Suggestions = 3 T hree-Face Looking ('.lass IS to — — -------------------------- ®&C Neck T ie and S carf Set in box with Christm as ('.reelings — ------------------------------------- $ 1 .2 5 H air brush Sets 40 a u d ___________— -------------------------- 75c Sleeping D o lls.. ----------- $3.50 j ------------------- -------- -------------------------25c t C hina D olls______________ ______________ ______ Fancy Centerpieces and Doilies .ISc t o - 1 ®c $3.50 ; I’hoenix Mufflers, 25c t o . . ________________ — ----------- 50c { Ladies’ Etnbroideried H andkerchiefs, 25c 65c Flowered Dresden Ribbon, <> inches to .. wide, per y ard I I HAMPTON $ CO. ______ r_____________ ___ , , ..... -5 v . I mm Place to Get Confectioneries. Recital. For this week only fine home m ade chocolates will be sold at .10 cents per pound at the Rose con fectionery. T w enty per cent off on m ixed cf.mlies and all kinds of nuts. W arren ('.laze announces th a t he will give a recital at the M. E. church W ednesday evening Jan. 12. lb 10. assisted by his pupils and local taleut. T he program will be published later. Nice Doll Free. Star Theater Closed. T h e Home Hakerv will give a nice H> inch boy doll aw ay to the holder of the most bakery tickets New Year night. One ticket given with every 10 cent purchase at the Home bakery. T he Star electric tlieai.er which was opened recently in opposition to the A reade theater by H. I*. Canton wine and J. 'I', bell, was closed Tuesday by Sheriff bown by order of H. II. bell of Eugene who claim s the ow nership of the l’errv Fly of the Kelso ('.old Min equipm ent, it not having been paid ing com pany, has gone home to for by Messrs C autouw ine aud spend the C hristm as holidays. bell. T h is com pany is installing a stam p mill at its m ines aud hopes to have Roy Foster of Lorane brought the wheels revolving early iu Feb fourteen turkeys w eighing 208 ruary. pounds to town ou M onday, aud \V. H . W arner of E ugene and his neighbor, S. F. Jackson, Miss A nna Oglesby of Cottage brought in the same num ber, the ('.rove, who have been patieuts at total weight of which was 172 th e E ugene hospital for some time, pounds. were discharged yesterday and Miss Oglesby went home ou the T he Deutscheu Sprechen V'erein, local last n ig h t.—E ugene Register, the uewly organized H erm an so Dec. 18. ciety, held its second m eeting S u n day afternoon, when several ad d i See those new incandescent coal- tional members were enrolled. oil lam ps at DesLarzes bro. They are ju st simply g rand. You c a n ’t Mrs. C harles Cochran, of Cres- afford to do w ithout one. 27-31* well, who has lieen sick at the New back m ackeral and A laska home of her parents in Cottage d ro v e is improving. herring, Ktfrr & S ilby’s. W e give a written guarantee with every pair of Hardware Shoes that they will give six months wear. W here can you beat it. W e have them in low and high cut at $3.75 and $5.00. R ees-W allace Co. “ W h e re Y o u D o B e tte r” 1 A Merry Cristmas And A | | Our Store W ill Close at 12 O ’clock And Remain Closed the Rest of the Day 1 1 Lurch’s ! / December Twenty-Fourth, Nineteen-Nine 20c Many O ther A rticles too N um erous to Meutiou. W e Wish All Happy New Year Silk Suspenders iu pretty lioxes------------- --------- ------------ 80c I.ndies’ H and Hags, 75c t o . . . ------------------- T he Leader wishes its readers all ( a merry C hristm as. A T yphoid epidem ic is ragiug at j Salem and Oregon City. Marion V eatch the music dealer, was a Creswell visitor T uesday. Miss Dora Jo h n s has gone to Roseburg to spend the holidays. A ndrew Nelson aud C urtis V eatch were E ugene visitors W ed nesday. Mrs. F ran k S killm an of G rants Fass is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Dora Fields. T h e public schools will be dis missed this Friday afternoon for | the holiday vacation. H arry D. Mitchell and Miss Ethel brow n si>eut last S unday with relatives in Eugene. T h e Eugene Register says F. J. I H ard has moved into his handsom e new residence in th a t city. , Miss Myrtle P urvance returned home irorn Eugene last Sunday evening on th e Roseburg local. SAM VEATCH GETS Dr. J. O. V an W inkle aud wife went to Salem today to spend the A HIGH OFFICE holidays with relatives aud friends. Jo h n Cooler who has been at San Francisco, Dec. 22—T he tending school at O. A. C. during O rder of Railway Employes, which the past three m onths is now home it is announced has a membership on a visit. of thirty thousaud on the Pacific John V eatch is home to spend coast, lias been organized aud th e holidays with his father, lio n . R. M. Veatch, and other members hereafter will be iu ch arg e of rail road men iu actual service. Louis of the family. A m arriage license w as issued H . Ledger of the S an ta Fe system yesterday to T hom as J. Jo h n so n is supreme conductor: Sam uel P. aud Miss Luella P auline Iloge, Veatch of the Southern Pacific, b oth of W alker. supreme treasurer, and A. Linds- Miss A nna Oglesby who has ley, of San Francisco, secretary. been quite ill recently, ex p ects to T h e reorganization has been re Ire able to participate in the holi affected as a prelim inary step iu the day observances. cam paign by which is planned to A lbert W allace, wife and d au g h briug practically every m an iu the ters of Portland are spending the Christm as-tide w ith Cottage G rove western states into the m em bersl^ T he order will be adm inistered relatives and friends. “ U ncle” Bern Veatch and wife, through local lodges called divis pioneer citizens of C ottage G rove ions. are celebratiug th e 55th wedding (Sam V eatch is a well know n S. anniversary today, both are hale P. conductor who has been on the and hearty. Portland-R oseburg run for m any Eugene dealers ask thirty cents years. H is pareuts Mr. and Mrs. a pound for dressed C hristm as tu r keys and 20 cents for chickens. It H . C. V eatch reside at Cottage will cost something to eat turkey Grove, where he was raised. ) for your C hristm as dinner. T h e ta x collector is not usually LUMBER PRICE WILL a very popular personage. Come ADVANCE NEXT MONTH to the Methodist church Sunday evening aud hear w hat Jesus said Aberdeen, W ash., Dec. 21.— to one of these gentlem en. Miss Roxy Pringle, principal of T he E vening World today says the Goshen school, is now home th a t owing to the shortage of logs for a two weeks vacation. She which will soon lie apparent as the w ill resume her school duties Ja n . result of high water and closed camps, the lumbermen of the G rays 3, 1910. Ilarlior country predict sharp in Miss May Randle, teacher of the crease in lumlier prices sometime M ountain View district 4% miles in Jan u ary . southw est of Cottage G rove speut T he lum ber mills of Aberdeen last Friday, S aturday au d S unday will close on Friday until Ja n u ary in th is city. Mrs. berg left W ednesday ev en Ird. ing for V ancouver, b. C., where she will rem ain indefinitely with her son-in-law a n d daughter, Mr. an d Mrs. Dan. J . Thom as. A very enjoyable handkerchief shower party was tendered to Mrs. N. E Compton at the home of her sister, Mrs. F. D. W heeler, T uesday afternoon. A splendid luncheon was served. Ju d g e J . J. W alto n ’s funeral was conducted at Eugene T hursday afternoon by Rev. D. II. Trim ble, interm ent in the 1. O. O. F. ceme tery where the service was co n d u ct ed by the Odd Fellows of w hich order deceased w as a prom inent member. T h e postm aster inform s the Leader th at m any people are m ail in g post cards and letters with the red cross stam p only placed upon them and the letters and card s are held for th e regular postage. These ■tamps do not ta k e the place of postage stam ps aud will not lie ac cepted as postage. T hey are simply used to show th a t you are contributing to a charitable and w orthy cause. C leveland’s Raking Powder. Fred G . Conley, M anager of the Commercial Club, requests the le a d e r to annouuce to the su b scribers to bouville’s M agazine th a t they will get their first n u m ber of this m agazine early in Jan uarv but under the title “ T he New W est,” the nam e recently adopted for th is splendid publication, and w hich com pany has absorbed the Bonville M agazine. Subscriptions will date from Ja n . 1, 1910, instead of November 1, this year. T he Jones place of 123 acres near Creswell was sold T uesday to a man by the nam e of Johnson, who recently cam e from th e state of W ashihgton. T he consideration is private. J. Cochlin h as sold his ranch of 108 acres to W. C. Lam b of Colo rado. T h e consideration was $45 per acre. It is Mr. L am b’s inten tion to move on the place at once. — Creswell Chrouicle. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEM ENTS. T he best flour is th e cheapest. O lympic Peacock, Johnson’s liest, the sack with the China Pheasant on it, every sack guaranteed. Spray-W ynne Co., or any grocer in .town. tf best W ashington Cedar shingles — free of sap, worm holes and knots, constantly on han d . Prices to suit the times. Inquire of O r r in R o binson , Cottage Grove. Olympic process rolled barley, ANY KIND OF A HORSE 75 pound sacks, the cleanest and best, $1.25 per sack, at Spray- w ill b e w ell sh o d if we d o th e sh o ein g — W ynne Co’s. tf I d ray horse, c a rria g e h o rse o r th e tro tte r Miss Mary Smith, who is teach ing school iu the F air View district was iu town last S aturday aud re- x>rts school progressing nicely. Bros. CITY TRANSFER CO. Spriggs Eby's Old Stand H a rrin g to n & b a r re l. Props. Special Holiday Excursion Fares. All Kinds of Hauling and Heavy Dray Work. T h e Southern Pacific anuounce a special round trip rate of one and one third fare to any point on i their line where the one way rate | does not exceed $10. C hristm as Piano Moving a S f e c h lly ! ^ « ^ St and Ja n . 1st 1910, fiual return Office at Thornton’s Confectionery lim it for both C hristm as au d New Years tickets Ja n . 3rd 1910. F'or PHONE further inform ation call on any S'. R esid en ce 6 9 5 O f f i c e 1541 P. agent. m m im km & m u tzm m ^ Cottage Grove % Lyceum Course Benefit Wom an’s Club Library F u n d ........... THE ATTRACTIONS Clare Vaughn Wales Comedy Co. JAN. 26th REGISTRATION OF T IT L E TO LAND. In the C ircuit court of the State of Oregon, for Lane County. In the m atter of the application of J. F. Spray and Mary IS. Spray to register the title to lot 4 in block 4 of W m . S hield’s addition to Cottage Grove and the lot lying east thereof an d between said lot and the depot grounds in Cottage Grove, Oregon y against S pray-W ynne Co. a corporation, F. C. W alters and A LL WHOM IT MAY C O N C ER N , defendants. TO A L L W HOM IT MAY CO N CERN: T ak e notice th at on the 11th day of Decemlter 1909, an appli cation w as filed in the above en titled court by J . F . Spray and Mary E. Spray, for ittitial registration of the title to the above described lands. Now unless you appear on or before the 15th day of January, 1910, an d show cause why such application should not be granted the same will l>e taken as confessed aud a decree will be eutered ac cording to the prayer of the appli cant and you will l>e forever barred from disputing the same, [ skai .] F.. U. L f . x , Countv Clerk. A. E . W hkki . e r , D14-5t A t’ty for A pplicants. because we h av e th e sk ill th e e x p e ri en ce a n d a know ledge of ho rses and th e ir hoofs. W e are on special w atch for in stan c es of in terferin g , o v erreach ing, lam en ess an d gait. W ith all th a t we d o u b t if we ch arg e an y m ore th an som e ask for careless, ev en in ju rio u s work. P h o n e 521. After th e seventh season of unprecedented success at the head of her own com pany, Clare V aughn W ales m ay lie safely said to be one of the established leading lyceum attractions of the couutry today. Miss W ales is au elocutionist of rem arkable ability. A ccom panying her are Florence Adele Benson, pianist aud soprano, and H arry T . I.ongstreet, baritone 4 Laurant, The Man of Many Mysteries MARCH 9th T he talented m agician, L aurant gives the most novel, artistic au d marvelous a ttra c tion of its character now appearing liefore th e A m erican public. H e enjoys an en viable reputation, only attaiued after years of hard work. Realizing th e continual de m and of the lyceum public for something new, artistic and refined, we have secured this attractio n an d ta k e pride in g u ara n teeing satisfaction. The College Singing Girls APRIL 7th T he College Singing G irls and W alter F'ccles have proved to lie one of the great est successes of the Lyceum. T he eight young ladies of the com pany are unusually talented and versatile. They are profes sional singers, having good solo voices, which perfectly blend in the concert w ork. Special costum es are provided for each feature. T he great success has beeu due to their ability to properly render the liest sacred operatic num bers written for w om en’s voicea._________________________ Season Tickets on Sale at the Wave mmmsmæsmmxmæ m » H i
