Cottage Grove leader., July 19, 1910, Image 5

W. Eugene Knox
America’s Greatest
LOCAL ANJJJHSONAL.
lv very body busy.
See Cook’s uew ad.
Better register now.
Grain harvest will soon begin.
Head Kinter Brothers new ad.
Beu Lurch is buying bis fall and 1
winter goods in Portlaud.
The automatic railroad switch
people sold $1500 worth of stock
to Cottage Grove people.
W. Kugene Knox, the great im­
personator and reader, at the Ar-j
mory hall Thursday evening July!
28.
CL E ARANCE S A L E
One-Half Off On Shirt Waist
Suits And W h ite Duck Skirts
Haying is in full blast—heavy
Change of program at the Ar­
I crop.
cade every night this week and al
G. II. Tyson spent Sunday at so a regular daily afternoon mati­
Goshen.
nee.
An affinity is a fresh disappoint­
A team of civilians defeated a
ment in disguise.
Mr. Knox is making his last tour of the Pacific coast
picked team of militiamen in a
Vou cannot help others without shoot at the Roseburg rifle range
and comes to Cottage Grove Thursday, July 28, direct
Frida) and Saturday Special: 10 and 15 c value
helping yourself.
last week,
from the Gladstone Park Chautauqua, It is rarely that
Embroidery, per yard..
A few nice pigs for sale. In­
Thirteen tons to the acre is the!
quire of F. B. Phillips.
Cottage Grove has an opportunity of henring auch talent>
average yield of ouious raised hy
Some folks get to the front hy intensive farming in the vicinity of,
and the Armory Hall will no doubt be packed on this oc
hanging on to those ahead.
Valencia. Spain.
casion. After his Oregon tour Mr. Kuox goes to the
Cook's grocery for attractiveliar-
Sunday’s Portland Oregonian {
Nebraska State I 'niversity where he holds the position of
j gains. Call and see. Read his contained n half-page illustrated
uew ad.
instructor and director in the department of elocution and
notice of Cottage Grove’s recent i
sweet pea show.
W.
J.
White
and
family,
of
Port­
oratory, llis is an entertainment worthy of a thinking
land, are guests of Cottage Grove
The German Society held a pic­
public.
friends.
nic in their grove west of town CHURCH NOTES AND
The succulent water melon has Sunday. Many were in attend- j
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
arrived. Tune up your mouth for mice from Kugene.
I the fun.
The concrete paving in front of
The workers of the Methodist IJ
W atch F o t's n .— Between Cur- the Methodist church and Attorney
i
Episcopal
church have provided a j
j rin bridge and Horena. Apply to A. II. King’s office on Main street
splendid bill of fare for the |teople j j
j Hugh Dolittle.
was completed Saturday.
of Cottage Grove next Sabbath. |j
Mrs. K. |. Beidler returned home
Frank Sly drove his little auto* The pastor preaches at II a. m .ii
Saturday from < laklaud, where she
to Creswell Sunday and spent the upon “Good Soldiers of the King.” 1!
: visited a few days with her son, Ira.
day with bis father, lie was a c -; Baptism and reception of members, i J
Mrs. I)r. B. R. Job, of Cottage companied by Mrs. Sly and the ¡The morning congregations arejl
] Grove, is visiting Mrs. G. A. W ag­ baby SIv.
Just received. New stock, latest styles. For ladies,
steadily growing. At the People’s J
goner for a week.— Lebanon Cri-
for gents, for girls, for lioys. These goods will be offered
Olive, v.alvli lias U,e »ork well
« ' vtce al “ I’
«“t a ' l !
j terioti.
under way on his uew modem Sutcliffe takes for his subject ! t
at
very attractive prices in order to move them quickly.
Mrs. Mattie Clark returned to bungalow, using his cottage home “ From Missouri nr the Man That <
her home at Grants Pass, Monday,
\\ ill be pleased to show them whether you purchase or not.
as a foundation for his new build­ Was Shown.” Anthem by ch o ir.:'
Birthday Anniversary.
Will Open a Bazaar Here.
| after a pleasant visit with her par­ ing operations.
Bible school at 10 and lipworth '
Call, examine and lie convinced that you can get the
League devotional meeting at 7.|j
There was a large gathering at ents, Mr. and Mrs, John Bartels.
Mr. Schow of Longmont, Colo­
finest shoe made in America at Cook’s.
If you would enjoy a good hear­ We want yon to enjoy these good '
M.
B.
Stone,
of
Loraue
who
re-
the
home
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J
.
11.
rado, has leased the storeroom re­
ty laugh don’t fail to hear W. lin­ things with us.
i
cently vacated by the Nesmith Shortridge, esteemed pioneers of jeentlv accompanied his brother gerie Knox, America's greatest im­
An unusually larg» number of j t
Theatre and will open therein a 5 this community, Sunday, thé oc­ track to Seattle in his auto, after a
personator and reader, at the Ar- people were present at the lipworth
and 10 cent store in the near fu­ casion being Mr. Shorlridge’s 79th short visit here, went home Thurs­
mory
hall Thursday evening, July league social held in the Lawson I
Twenty day.
ture. He arrived in this city with birthday anuiversarv.
'
building last Friday evening. The
his family on Wednesday. Some members of the family partook of
Mrs. L. F. Orpurd and grand­
The
lipworth
League
ice
cream
various numbers of the program i
the
sumptuous
dinner
and
a
very
changes will be made in the room
daughter, Velma Hart, spent Sun­
before the stock can be arranged. pleasant day was spent. The es­ day in Kugene, guests of Mrs. Or- social and entertainment which were greatly enjoyed. A goodly]
The family are old friends of Mr. teemed old couple are enjoying purd's daughter, Mrs. Chas. Coch­ was held ill the Lawson building sum was added to lire treasury nf
on Friday evening was largely a t- : the young people’s society. Miss
and Mrs. 11. C. Madsen of this city. good health. 'Plie Leader was fa­ ran.
tended and netted the young pen- Hazel llazeltou and her committee
vored with a quantity of splendid
Mrs. B. K. Lawson returned
Engagement Announced.
pie a neat sum, which they applied aTe to be congratulated upon the
birthday cake.
home to Cottage Grove Wednesday
affair.
on the painting bill of the M. F„ j ¡successful
successful outcom: oi the affair,
k I
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Mr. and Mrs. J . It. Bean an­
after a short visit here at the home
Irrigation Prohibited
church.
"H is Brother’s Keeper” will be j
nounce the engagement of their
of her aunt, Mrs. M. K. Bridges.—
Mr. Ralston and wife have re- the subject of the morning dis- : l
daughter, Hazel I I ., to 1». Darrel
Notice is hereby given by the Roseburg News.
Bristow, of Kugene. The wedding City Council that owing to the low
Will White, of Ppftland, is a turned home from a prolonged vis - 1 course at the Christian church Sun­
will take place some time in the stage of the city water supply the | guest uf Collage Grove relatives il with relatives in California aud' day, |nlv 24th. The discourse will i i
Means a great saving to you as a depositor. Government
early fall. — Oregonian.
Darrel irrigation of lawns and gardens is and friends. Mr. White has held Ashland. Mr. Ralston says they be illustrated with a large colored J
SK PER VISION of National Banks is every year lie-
Bristow is the son of Mr. and Mrs. prohibited until further notice. a ixrsition with the Pacific Paper are glad to get back to Cottage cartoon. In the opinion of many j £
coming more careful. It is the purpose of the Govern­
Darwin Bristow, formerly of this The turning on of the Lang creek 1 Co. at Portland for a number of Grove, which is the most eongen- the picture made use of last Sun ;;
ment to make the word “ NATIONAL” in connection
ial place to live they have found day evening was by far the best | (
city. The bride-to-be is a Port­ water supply this fall will overcome I years,
with its banks synonymous with “ S A F E T Y .”
We welcome SM ALL accounts as well as LARGE ones.
in all of their travels.
chalk work Rev. Elkins has done! $
land girl and a popular university this shortage.
Miss Lulu Willard, of Grants
student.
R. L. Gawley and wife spent the i a t a , , v ‘i,n* ‘h' ri"K >»«* "**ee > ' e a r s ' i f
Pass, arrived in the city Thursday
Span of Marcs for Sale
Dissolution of Partnership.
enroule home from Cottage Grove, early part of the month with Mr. | P“* ora* »• CoUageGrove._ Tweu-
Six and seven years old, weight to spend a couple of days visiting Gawlev’s parents and friends at ty-five {eel awnv it was difficult to!:#
Notice is hereby given that the between 1400 and 1500, gentle and at the home of her friend, Miss Aberdeen, Wash. Mr. Gawley has distinguish the chalk picture fro llili
partnership heretofore existing be­ well broke. Will also sell harness Wanda Moore.— Roseburg News. returned home, but fits wife ts pro­ an oil painting. For more than I <5
ms '
tween I). C. Baughman and Sam and wagon. For further particu-
longing fipv visit with his relatives. twenty years \ \ t . Elkins has been
Melvin and Marvin Jordan left
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McKearnon, under the firm name larscallou J . It. Burns, Southworth
Mrs. Gawley was formerly Miss a careful student of art.
Bible sdhool at H is. m. Cliris- i (
of Baughman N Co., has been dis­ place, Honey street, Cottage Grove. last week for Palouse, Washington, Nettie Morss.
where they have positions. Frank
tian Endeavor at 7 p. ni.
solved by mutual consent.
All
Roller) Buchanan, the famous
At 8 p. in, there will be a most
outstanding accounts are due and
Those in need of a first-class hair Iordan, the father, is located at
traveler, delivered a most interest­ practical, helpful discourse—the
payable to H. C. Baughman, who grower and dandruff cure should Palouse, and expects to take up his
will also pav indebtedness of the read Mr. Cobb’s ad in this issue of j residence there. Mrs. Jnrdatl will ing illustrated lecture at the tl M. K ., subject of which will be "Seeing
firm. Julv 11, 1910.
the Leader, lie has had much ex ­ follow in tlia course of a few weeks. church Sunday evening on Mod-1 visions am, I)renn,illK , , realUs .”
D. C. Baughman.
A Hearty welcome is extended to
perience in the treatment of such
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Westbrook, ern Philistine,” and on Monday
Sam McKearnon.
cases and has a tonic that is the of Hotel Oregon, spent Sunday on ‘ The Hawaiian Islands.” llis a|j__coulP
best known for all diseases of the
plates were colored and the best ‘ ^
you«* people were received I}
The boys who purchased stock of
in attendance at the Albany Chau­
scalp and hair.
obtainable.
Both
lectures
were
]
hlto
the
Metliodi»t Episcopal church
tauqua. They report very sightly
the -Nevada King' mine from F.
rare treats.
last >
s ai1|,at|1 morning. Hardly a!
A L L KINDS O F
and
pleasant
grounds
and
a
very
H. Hall arc wearing a pleasant smile.
It. J . Moore has returned to Cres-
W. J . Moon, a prominent insur-' Lord's Day goes by without addi-j
We should think they would.
well front Alberta- Mr. and Mrs. entertaining program every day.
Moore were Cottage Grove visitors They also state that there is a auce man of Roseburg, spent j tions,
Thursday ami Friday in this city I
If those fight pictures are exhib­ today and favored the Leader with large attendance.
ited down south they would better a pleasant call. No Alberta for
while on his way to Seattle to look , The new barber shop in the j
,
..
, Schleef building has closed its I
Airs. Sarah Parker, who under­ ,
them—Oregon is good enough.
be armor-plated.
after business watUr*. He says I j (K>rs No, enough business in
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . Prop .
— —
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1 " — went a surgical operation at a Port­ the circuit judgeship conlest proui this city for four shops,
land hospital some weeks ago, is
ises to wax warm iu llouglas coun-
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at the home of her daughter at ty. Judge J . W. Hamilton is a
Most any one can afford a clia
Albany. She is recovering from
I moud at the price Madsen is sell
candidate for re-election on the I
ing them for a short time only.
the effects ot the operation, and
democratic ticket, while Attorney
will probably return to her home
Jas. Watson, of Roseburg, will! Nichols & Brumfield pay the
in this citv within a fortnight,
probably Ire the Republican nomi- highest cash price for second-hand
Ira I., Harding was in from ¡nee.
| ,>><'yc,<‘s
M R better corsets yon
Lynx valley Saturday transacting
buy, the better figure you
Rev. \V. A- lUkins was given a
business. He says hay harvest is
will have, the more
very agreeable surprise by the
That the Nesmith Cash Grocery is the place
pretty well over in his neighbor­
stylish you will appear and the
to buy fresh family groceries and farm pro­
members nf the Christian Endeavor
hood and that a heavy crop was
longer service you will get from
duce.
Business is growing because our
society of the Christian church, re­
secured, while grain will also yield
prices are right. Convenient shed for teams
your corset,
cently, when they presented him
at rear of store.
well this season. Mr. Harding is
If you can afford to spend
with a beautiful 17-jeweled gold
an enthusiastic supporter of the
'from $15.00 upward for a dress,
watch with his initials iu mono­
Nesmith county cause.
you can surely afford to spend
gram style engraved on the case,
from $2.00 to $5.00 or more for
Roadmaster Curtis Veatch will as a token of the esteem in which
a corset: for the corset is the
do the public a great favor if he he is held hy the young people of
foundation of style and there­
will order a couple of loads of his church aud as a mark of ap­
fore the appearance of your
crushed rock or gravel dumped at preciation for his valuable services
DON’T BREAK y o u r b a c k . D o n ' t
dress depends upon it.
the east end of the second Silk in promoting the work of the En­
We feature Henderson Corsets
creek bridge out of Cottage Grove, deavor aud church.
Lifting carpets and don't heat
and carry them in a wide range
It is a good deal of trouble and
The
Rev.
Alexander
of
Winona
of values, retailing from $1.25
your rugs to pieces. 1 will clean
takes considerable time to raise and
Lake, Indiana, who has accepted
upward, but advise the purchase
them •••! the floor with mv new
lower rigs amt automobiles with a
I f vi'.u
the pastorate of the Presbyterian 1 Produce good result
H FN D FRSO ISK
of the higher grades whenever
block and tackle at this point.
Vacuum cleaner.
Leave orders
send
your
physician’s
prescriptions
i
HABIT BACK MODEL
church of this city, will arrive iu
possible. The shape, construc­
"ll L*ces In Front*
Get a m o v e on.
Cottage Grove is getting some Cotta-r* Grove and enter upon his to us they will be most carefully 1 at Trader office.
compounded and only the purest
tion, finish and fit of the higher grade corsets are naturally
Let th e w o rld
very high class entertainments «1 uties about Aug. I.
He wl" ai)tl freshest of Drugs will be used. !
N ik i . W h i t n e y
1.
more desirable and attractive.
kn o w y o u arc
this season. First, Thaviu’s great leave his Indiana home on July 25. We always carry a large supply of
A trial with the better grade Henderson Corsets will con­
aw ake.
P u sh
band, then on July 21, the San Mr. Alexander will come here with
y o u r b u sin ess
Wanted—About 50 head of grade
vince you of the wisdom of our suggestion.
Francisco Columbia Park boys, the highest of recommendations.,
ewes, Shopshires preferred. Ad­
to suecoao o r
and on July 28, America’s great­ lie is said to be an able speaker, a
dress C. Henry Haight, Sagi­
y o u r business
naw, Oregon.
est entertainer—impersonator and deep thinker, and an untiring j that we can highly recommend,
w ill pu sh y o u
reader— W. Kugene Knox, who worker in the vineyard of th e‘ in all cases our prices are worthy
to th e w all.
Boys knickerbocker suits to
of your notice.
stops over here one day on his Master.
$5.50 values going while they last
Advertise I
way to Nebraska from the Glad­
at $2.98 Hampton & Co.
Boys knickerbocker suits to
stone Park Chautauqua.
You
A dvertised
‘Where You Do Better*
can ’t afford to miss these enter­ $5.50 values going while they last
A d vertised I
Try the T.eader a year.
Cottage Grove, Oregon
at $2.98 Hampton and Co,
tainments of July 21 and 28.
Impersonator And Reader
These are Exceptional Bargains.
on Ladies’ and Men’s Shoes.
Special Sale
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Armory Hall
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AT COOK’S I
Thursday Evening, July 28
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G o o K ’s
National
The
Bank
First
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Protection
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National Bank
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Flou r
M ills
Mill Feed, Grain and Hay
Buy Good Corsets
They Are
T
All Taking Notice
J . V. F O S T E R .
Stand Like
A
Hitching
Post
LA /' l > «
P u r e D ru g s
Patent Medicines
Rees-Wallace Co.
Benson’s Pharm acy
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