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COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 31, 1909.
C onsolidated Janu ary 9. 1908-
VOL. XXI. NO. 38
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The lumbering industry, one of
Cottage Grove’s greatest resources,
is showing figures greater than
those of previous years. Duriug
October, November and December
the shipments from Cottage Grove
alone were 7,500,(MX) feet. This
does not include a number of mills
scattered along the Southern Pa­
cific, but tributary to this place.
Including their output duriug the
same period would make over 10,-
(XX),(XX) feet shipped duriug the
last quarter of 1909. The advent
of a new year finds the lumber
market strong,
aud prices ad­
vanced. A number of new mills
will soon be installed and the total
output may make the year of 1909
the most prosperous that Cottage
Grove has witnessed.
New York, Dec. 28.— A thous­ to be shown, are all well bred and
and barn yards combined into one polite, a majority being Persians
could not produce the volume of and Angoras, aud many of them
noise which echoes through Madi­ are valued at hundreds of dollars
son Square Gardeu today. The each. Some of the cats will have
crowing of roosters, the cackling maids in attendance, whose sole
of hens, the quack of ducks and | duty will be to look after the com­
geese and the gobble-gobble of fort and welfare of their own par­
turkeys, the cooing of pigeons and ticular charges.
the sweet music of song birds serve
The Next Big Show.
to produce an uproar that is con­
The next great poultry show will
stant aud deafening. The foolish > lie that of the Calapooia Poultry
roosters, mistaking the electric Association which will be held in
lights for the dawning of the day, 1 the McFarland building on Main
keep up a continuous roar.
street in Cottage Grove, Jan. 12,
There is some class to the ex- j 13, 14, 15, the first day being judg­
Dibits, too as the finest poultry and | ing day, the show to be opened to
pet stock of the United Slates and \ the public Thursday morning Jan.
Canada are brought together in a 13. II. H Collier of Tacoma,
competition for the coveted prizes one of the best judges on the
to be awarded at the twenty-first coast will place the awards, among
annual show of the New York which will be eight valuable silver
Poultry, Pigeou and Pet Stock As­ cups. The poultry exhibit will
sociation. Incubators of all sizes j represent the liest Western Oregon,
aud makes hourly bring into exist­ from Portland to Ashland, can
ence new flocks of poultry, and produce, and it will be well cared
the varied accessories of the in­ for by Supt. C. F. Walker and As­
dustry are on exhibition.
sistant Supterintendent,
1). B.
Tomorrow the meowing o f Toms
and their wives will be added to
the general din, when the Atlantic
Cat Club opens its auuual exhibi­
tion in the concert hall of the gar­
deu, which the directors think is
the most appropriate place for a
feline show. However, the pussies
show. Entry blanks from all parts
of western Oregon are already
pouring in.
F. H. Rosenberg is president of
the Calajiooia Poultry Association
and W. C. Conner is secretary.
l>oth of Cottage Grove.
This show will also conclude
Saturday Jan. 15, with a cat show,
in which cash prizes will be given.
No charge for entering cats for ex ­
hibition on this date.
Chamberleu. The fine exhibition
coops are already being placed in
position in order to avoid a final
rush.
At the last annual poultry show
held here nearly 700 birds were on
Grants Pass will pave three of
exhibition and it is expected this
number will be exceeded at this I its principal streets with bitulithic.
On Sunday evening Jan 2, 1910
Rev. C. A . Wooley aud his esti­ the Cumberland Presbyterian or­
the mych prayed for union religi­ mable wife whose maiden name ganization aud later, wheu the two
ous services commence. They will was Elizabeth Am i Huston, cele­
branches were consolidated, with
continue until the 9 inat with the
brated their goldeti weddiug anni­ the “ old school” Presbyterians.
exception qf Saturday. There will
He was an active pastor continuous­
be praise, prayer, testimony, each versary at their home at Fairmount
ly until last April, when he retired,
a
suburb
of
Eugene,
Wednesday
gathering, also an address by one
although he has beeu supplying
of the preachers. A ll evening eveuing. They were married at
pulpits here and there occasionally
meetings commence at 7:30. There Trenton, Missouri, 50 years ago.
siuce then and says he expects to
follows the list of assemblies,
At that time the groom was a as long as health will permit.
speakers aud some of their sub­ young minister of the Cumberland
Both are hale aud hearty aud
jects.
Presbyteriau church, having been feel as young as they did 50 years
S u n d a y evening,
Methodist ordained only about a year before.
ago, except that they are not quite
church, Rev. Groat, “ The Church’s The couple lived at Trenton for
as supple aud active.
Cry to God and His Answer.”
some time after their marriage and
The two sous, I.. F. Wooley of
Monday
evening,
Methodist then went to Colorado where they
Cottage Grove aud J. C. Wooley of
church, Rev. Sutcliffe, “ Why am spent two years, coming from there
Iiugene were present with their
I not a Christian?”
to Oregon 44 years ago. They children. They had a daughter,
Tuesday evening,
Methodist have lived in aud about Ivugeue
but she died some 16 years ago.
church, Rev. Adams, “ Men Want­ ever since, honored and respected
A portion of Mrs. Wooley's
ed.”
citizeus of the community. Both dress worn on this occasion was a
Wednesday evening, Presbyter­ were educated at Trenton aud their
beautiful ribbon sash which she
ian church, Rev. Groat.
courtship began while they were in wore at their marriage 50 years
Thursday evening, Presbyterian, school together.
ago. There were many substan­
Rev. Adams.
Rev. Mr. Wooley has beeu prom tial presents received aud a host of
Friday evening, Presbvterian, inently identified with the church
friends wish that they may live
Rev. Sutcliffe.
since his arrival in Oregon, first as to celebrate their diamond jubilee.
Sunday evening, Presbyteriau,
Rev. Adams.
A somewhat indolent gentleman
While drilling on Monday even­
On Sunday evening at 6:30 a
general prayer meeting will be whtj found it troublesome to per­ ing at the armory, Glen Walker, a
held in the Presbyterian church form his devotions every night, member of Co. C., had a bayonet
aud a Young People’s prayer simply wrote a prayer, which he accidentally driven through the
meeting in the Methodist church.
A very hearty invitation is given pinned to the head of his lied and fleshy part of his band. He went
to all the citizens to attend as remarked, from evening to even­ to Linn’s drug store where the
many of these meetings as pos­ ing, “ Lord, those are my senti­ wound was dressed by a local sur­
sible.
ments."
geon.— Eugene Register.
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Men's and Boys’ Shoes
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Men’s 5.00 wine and tan color Shoes, at this sale for
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Men’s 4.(X) Dress Shoes, for only
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Men’s 3.00 Dress Shoes, at this sale for o n l y ------ .- 2.55
Men’s 2.50 Dress Shoes, your choice for only---- .. .. 2.25
Boys’ 3.00 Dress Shoes, at this sale for only------------ 2.55
Boys' 2.50 Dress Shoes, for only---- -- ------------------ 2.10
Boys’ 2.25 Dress Shoes for only
— -------------- - 1.95
Men’s 4.50 Work Shoes for only----------------------— . 3.50
Men’s 4.00 Work Shoes for on ly---------------------------2.95
Men’s 9.50 14-inch top Strong & Garfield make, only. 8.25
Men’s 9.50 14-inch top, Putnam make, only ------------ 8.25
Men’s 8.50 10-inch top, S. & G. Shoes, for only— .. 7.50
Men’s 6.50 12-inch top, Gotian Shoes, for only---------- 5.75
Men’s 6.00 12-inch top, Anchor Brand.................
4.55
this sale....................
at this sale only___________
your choice for only-
for only_____ __________ --
while they last for only_____
fine suits, for only__ ______
Men’s Overcoats and Cravenettes
Men’s #25.00 and $22.(X) Overcoats and Cravenettes.
Men’s #18.00 Overcoats and Cravenettes, for only__
Men’s 16.50 Overcoats and Cravenettes, your choice
Men’s 15.00 Overcoats and Cravenettes, at only__
Men’s 13.50 Overcoats and Cravenettes, now on ly ..
Boys’ Two Piece Suits
Men’s Fine Dress Pants
Men’s *7.00 Fine Dress Pants, at this sale o n ly .___
#5.25
Men’s 6.00 Fine Dress Pants, your choice for on ly___4.75
Men's 5.50 Fine Dress Pants, for only_______________ 4.25
Men’s 5.00 Fine Dress Pants, while they last for_____ 4.10
Men’s 4.50 Fine Dress Pants, take your choice for only 3.90
Men’s 3.50 Fine Dress Pants, good values for only____ 2.65
100 pairs Men’ s Work Pants *2.00 to $3.00 valu es,.__ 1.65
Men’s and Boys’ Hats
Men’s #3.50 Hats, at this sale for only____ _____
$2.85
Men’s 3.00 Hats, your choice at only_______________
2.45
Men’s 2.00 Hats, great bargains at only______________ 1.65
Boy’ s 1.50 Hats, your choice of any one of these for .. 1,15
Boy’ s 1.25 Hats, for only__ r _____________________ :____ 95c
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Boys’ *6.00 2-piece Suits, for on ly--------------------------- *4.25
Boys’ 6.00 2-piece Buster Brown Suits, for only-----------4.25
Boys’ 5.00 2-piece Suits, for only----------
3.95
Boys’ 5.00 2-piece Buster Brown Suits for only------- - 4.10
25 Boys Norfolk suits, 3 to 8 years, for on ly___________ 2.75
Men's and Boys' Underwear
A ll Wool and Silk Staley Underwear, *6.50 suits, only *5.10
A ll Wool Staley Underwear, #4.50 suits, for only---- .. 3.75
A ll Wool Staley Underwear, _ 4.00 suits, for on ly------ 3.35
A ll Wool Staley Underwear, 3.(X) suits, for only — . . . 2.65
Swiss Condo Natural Gray Underwear, #2.50 s u i t s . 2 . t 0
Mens’ Regular #1.50 Suit Cotton Underwear for only .. 1.10
Men’s Regular I .(X) Suit Cotton Underwear for only . - .85
Men’s #3.50 D. B. Flannel Shirts, for only ------
2.65
Men’s 4,(X) I). B. Flannel Shirts, for only____________ 2.95
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1U0 pair Boys’ Pants, regular price #2.00 to #2.50, only
SO pair Boys’ Pants, regular price 1.00, for only___
100 pair Boys’ Knee pants, regular price $1..SO, only..
100 pair Boys' Knee pants, regular price 1.25, only._
SO pair Boy’s Knee Pants, for only per pair.
Boys’ Overcoats and Cravenettes
#15.(X) Boys’ Overcoats, for only_______
___ _______
8.. 50 Boys’ Overcoats, for o n ly .____ _______________
7.50 Boys’ Overcoats, for o n ly---- -------- --------- ...
6.. 50 Boy’s Cravenettes, for only __________________
Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes
*4.00 Patents and Cushion Sole Shoes, for only. __ .
3.50 St. Cecelia Kid. Welts and Turned, per pair-----
3.00 Nanitno Kid, Welts and Turned, per p a ir... ...
2.50 Old Ladies’ Comforts, per pair, only___ ________
2.00 Nurses Comforts, per pair only_____ . . 1 _______
1.75 Nurses Comforts, per pair only------------------- .
2.25 Girls’ Shoes, at this sale only . j __ ____________
1.75 Childs' Shoes, for only. a .............. -______________
Cotton and Wool Blankets
12x4 *2.25 white cotton Blankets, for only--------------
11x4 1.50 white cotton Blankets, at this sale for____
11x4 1.25 tan cotton Blankets, at only______.’______
1.1x4 11.00 wool Blankets, for only______ . . ..._______
11x4 lO.fX) wool Blankets, for only__________________
11x4 7.50 wool Blankets, at o n ly ___________________
UX4 5.00 white wrtol Blankets, for___ ____ ' . .........
1U4 5.00 white wool Blankets, at this sale only------
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