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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1910)
Ni î5he Fair W o od w a rd Building C o tta g e Grove’s new store is now open tor business LOCAL AND PERSONAL Better register today. Try the Leader a year. “ School days, school days, good old golden rule days: Reading and Writing and arithmetic, taught to the tune of a hickory stick.” , The more good farmers there are in a commuuitv the higher the price o f land. Patronize Leader advertisers. Don’t fail to see “ A Texas it Girls need chaperones in most Ranger” at the Arm i , - iturday ( o f the hop yards. evening, its a big hit. A little rain again, the first in An old man bv the name of n ir Shafer was committed to the asyl | When you feel a little pessimis A Handy Store. Term* Strictly Cash. um from Loraue Monday. tic try an evening at the Arcade. A lady remarked one day: “ This Our 24 years experience in this The city sch ools opened under IJ F. B. Phillips has become the the most favorable ........ 11ère < a list ° f article* that «very iceool child w ill need, and there in no rr.iaon w liy they should not be is such a handy store. I can find bne nf business has demonstrated owner of a nice Buick touring e q u ip p e d w hen th e y enter lire school house opening Monday m orning: School hooks, lead pencils, slate pencils, Monday with a large attendance. so many things here that I want that in order to give our customers automobile. p en h o l d e r , pen p o in ts, crayons, inks, school states, pencil l» x e s . riders, pencil sharpeners, pencil tablets, ink without having to run all over tablets, s ch o o l spon ges, school scissors, composition hooks, etc. ff you are in need of good, holi “ A Texas Ranger” at the Arm town to get what 1 want.” . , Now, that’s just what we want their money, we must sell lor cash ory Saturday evening. Fighteeu est shoe repairing at bedrock juices take your foot wear to Goff, Coeh Friday and Saturday Special: B oy’s School Pants. The l'air to he— a "handy store” and for cash only. W e do not people, baud and orchestra. rail’s bicycle shop. \ alued up to 8 5 c for only 3 9 c ............ ........... ....... — a place where you can drop in question anyone’ s willingness or Joe Baker and wife left last week A Georgia man originated the and easily find a thousand and one j ab, „ t \Ve gimpjv ililVe to for an extended visit with relatives Flheita peach. Out of 1,200 seed- j things daily needed in the home, - hold strictly to the cash plan, no iu the Middle West. lings only one proved good a n d 1 on the farm or for personal use. matter how small the amount, iu Miss Frank Dean of Poitlaud, he named it Flberta after his wife. 1 Looking Made Easy. order to run this sort of store for formerly o f Coquille, has been a Mrs. Harris Armour, a tcmiier-1 As you will notice, we display | the liest interests of both ourselves guest of Miss Htuiua Job. euce lecturer of national reputation I our goods in plain sight on tables i A good education is property will deliver an address in Cottage and shelving built with the special and our customers. that cannot he lost, stoleu or burn Grove Oct. 17. This is the only; Our Buying Power object of making it easy for any ed up. Remember this boys and place she will speak in the state one to see and handle goods. You We are associated with the l '. S. girls. outside o f cities like Fugene, Sa- j will find it interesting to look over, CHURCH NOTES AND Syndicate Stores iu the east. The Charles Hedrick has purchased letu and Portland. whether you care to buy or not, Syndicate buying! in immense the Orville Knapp property on I'. S. Bales was down from Special Bargain Counters. ANNOUNCEMENTS. quantities and importing all dishes, Third street, one block north of Doreua, Saturday and favored Take a careful look at our Sc, toys, dolls, etc., direct from Fu Main. Ihe Leader with a pleasant c a ll1 10c and ISc counters. They are According to a dispatch the Mrs. John Silsby and little and a subscription renewal. The rope and buy other lines from loaded with bargains. Keep your Bales brothers have Ihe finest \ Mormons are looking toward Mex daughter returned home from a eye on our windows, too. Some American factories, thus cutting visit with Southern Oregon rela apple orchard in this section of the: ico as the promised land where! g g extra good values will be offered out the middleman’s profit enables tives Monday. state and have a fine crop this; in our windows from time to time. us to procure the goods at very season. Mrs. Wilbur McFarland and w i w i c i ii t .i u l cl«t°n»s o f their About Delivering Goods low prices. For this and other little daughter have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. Scholl of Hub- 1 practiced. It seems plain that 1 reasons, we can make verv reason with the former’s sister at Portland hard, father and mother of our W e do not deliver packages that esteemed townsman, Have Scholl, | polygamy would still I k - a common | can be conveniently carried by a b le prices to our customers and at the past week. spent the past week visiting at practice of that church were it not 1 customers. times pick up snaps that will make Miss Ftliel Bartels returned Just received. New stock, latest styles. For ladies, Large orders and large articles, your dollars do double duty. home Saturday from Grants Pass their son’s home in this city. The for the fact that the practice has i Flder Scholl 1« a prosperous hard ^ frowiled down and placell like tubs, boilers, etc., will be de where she has been visiting her for gents, for girls, for boys. These goods will be offered The Goods We Handle ware and farm implement dealer at livered iu town without extra sister Mrs. Mattie Clark. Hubbard. at very attractive prices in order to move them quickly. charge. Tinware, graniteware, wooden- country. ‘ ‘ Better Fruit,” the best fruit Fugene Miller, wlio left Cottage Never Urge You To Buy. ware, hardware, glassware, qneens- growers magazine published in Will he pleased to show them whether you purchase or not. Jesse Kellum' sermons at the Grove late in August for Alberta, Our salespeople have positive ware, lam^s, stationery, postcards, America. I). T . Awbrey will take Canada, on arriving at I.educ, do Christian Church last Sunday were i u Call, examine and lie convinced that you can get the instructions never to urgt> anyone notions, hosiery, towels, hand your subscription. Only $1. miles south o f Edmonton, reports | most earnest and effective. Mr. I finest shoe made iu America at C ook’s. to buy. Drop in any time and see The Wright Vaudeville com grain growing as tall as he is and j Kellums will undoubtedly be a X looking what we have and get our prices. kerchiefs, toys, dolls, native grass and wild peas knee . ,, I pany at the Arcade. Don’t fail W e are here to show goods and glasses, etc, etc. to see their splendid comedy deep. He is now in the Beaver Kreat mangel,st when he is fu lly ,« would be pleased to sell you, but Special Notice. sketches. Fvery night this week. Lake district and reports crop s! matured. our goods and prices must do the good aud wild duck and prairie, “The noted Irish Orator” J. selling. Glassware, Crockery, Oueens- Mrs. Fred Conley and little chicken hunting fine. Fauuiiig of Philadelphia, Pa., will ware, etc. all carefully examined I‘1 ™ ^ spent several days in Prices Plainly Marked. Irving H. Wilson is a new ac-|sPea^ a* ^le Christian church I hugetie last week visiting with There is no secret about our to he in good condition before Mr. Conley who is employed in quisition to the Silk Creek valley 1 Tuesday evening, October 11. He prices, livery article iu our store having bought a nice little farm i is under the direction of the Pro that city at this time. is plainly priced, and the marked packing and giving to customers in that neighborhood and moved hibition State Committee. As an Judge I. S. Medley and wife price is our selling price— we know consequently we do not under any thereon. Mr. Wilson was in town , , , . our prices are right, and goods consideration exchange or make went to Portland Saturday. From Thursday and favored the Leader |orator a,,d refor,M« » mo8‘ Portland they will return to Salem with a pleasant call and subcrip- highly spoken of. will be sold to all alike at just A mail of ex- to attend the state fair this week good any broken ware. what they are marked. tion for a year. He is a very | eeptional powers on the platform” and then after a visit in Fugene genial gentleman and we welcome | — Frances li. Willard. “ There is will return home. him to this community. | lln A WORD IN CONFIDENCE TO YOU no ,,m,. man i„ in America America more compe- Mrs John Niokes and daughter, recent visit of Fditor tent to discuss all phases of the Upon a Keep in mind th a t we w will ill have the largest and Mrs Malla Miller, were guests last Baxter of Creswell, upon the great liquor problem of today in choicest assortm ent o f toys, drills^ fancy Chinaware. and week o f their sou and brother, Leader, we were surprised to learn other g ood s for the Christm as trade ever seen in C o ttag e Clyde Nokes and wife, at West that Creswell mercliauts are pay telligently, eloquently aud cou- Scio, where Mr Nokes holds Ihe Means ¡f great saving to you as a depositor. Government -—Samuel W . Small. ing a far lielter price for adverfis-, , vinciiigly.” ^ Grove. position o f Station Agent. SU PERVISION o f National Banks is every year be iug space in his paper than is : G 'e l opeka Kansas Capitol says: coming more careful. It is the purpose o f the Govern Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Barfield’s received here. The Leader and j ‘ No al)ler advocate of prohibition ment to make the word “ N A T IO N A L ” in connection modern cottage home on Perkins Seutinel advertising rates are the ever appeared before a 1 opeka with its hanks synonymous with “ S A F E T Y .” hill is near completion. The wind lowest received by any newspapers audience Washington P o s t , We welcome SM ALL accounts as well as LAR G E ones. mill tower and tank is also begin- published iu the Willamette val-' " ,Ie is an eloquent and forceful ing to loom up. A grand view ley aud still there are many local j speaker, combining an impiessivel J will be afforded from this new home. merchants who are not advertising I presence, a rare Irish wit and Dj Fine Little Home For Sale. Elocutionary Commencement. logical reasouer. Albert Woodard and Misses in either paper. The Sabbath Ouestion,” will he I i Six acres, four acres good gar Arinorel Sutcliffe and Maude The commencement exercises of A portion of the Arthur Roach discussed at the Christian church < Hooper graduates from the Cottage den land, family orchard, good apple orchard, one mile west of | ,lext Sunday morning at 11 a. m < Mrs. Ora Reed IIememvay’s pri ¡Grove High school last year will vate school of Flocutioii will he six room house, barn and out attend Willamette Cniversity at Coburg, one o f the finest in the ; Those who in any way have been slate, has just lieen sold to Heuja- confused on this question are es- held at the M. li. Church Monday buildings for sale. Inquire at Salem, and thereby complete their min F. Riddle o f Medford. 1 lie peciallv invited to hear the discus- | this office or G . Davidson, Sag education. evening Sept. 19. The following tract of land bought by him con s;f)„ Christain Fndeavor at 6: U) program will he rendered: Music, inaw, Or. At the evening service Pas- Fx-State Game Warden, J, W . sists of .K) acres, 2.5 of which are ! p Baker has moved his liouse- set to Baldwin and Jonathan ap i tor W. A. Elkins will preach a selected, Mrs. Robert Sutcliffe; i hold goods to Albany where the pies, and the purchase price was se, „ 10ii, the subject of which will Good Jersey Cow For Sale Rendition of the book, “ The | family will reside. Their manv $350 an acre, making a $10,500 be “ Heaven’s Light on Earth’s ' Worst F oe,” Mrs. Frank DeWitt 0]d Cottage Grove friends will regret deal. This orchard, which is leu Drudgery.” This discourse will! year Due high grade five Wheeler: Solo, “ Swinging” Miss ! this decision on the part of Mr. years old, is said by exiierts to be he of interest to all ' i toilers. Due Vena Wheeler. Presentation of Jersey cow for sale, Will lie 1 Baker and family. one of the finest in the entire state. week from Sunday evening Rev. diploma, Mrs. Ora Reed Ilemen- fresh about Nov. 1st. Apply to Mrs. W . II. Ostrander has re- It is a ratfier tjueer coincident Flkins will impersonate “ King way. Benediction, Rev. Sutcliffe. G. Davidson, Saginaw, Ore. i turned from a ten weeks' visit to that Rev. Robert Sutcliffe pastor David’s Lament.” j her old home at Warren, Minne- o f the local Methodist church and Admission free. Program com The last services o f the Confer ; sota. She was accompanied home Dr. Benjamin Young, pastor of ence year take place next Sunday FRESH O YSTERS. mences at 8 o'clock . Doors clos j by her brother, R. W . I.aug, o f the Taylor street Methodist church at the Methodist church. Let ed after 8:15 o ’clock. Leola, South Dakota, who expects Fresh oysters for sale and serv to make this place his future home. Portland, both preached sermons every member and attendant strive Sundat Oil Religion and the La to l>e present. Public worship at bor Unions, both proving them 11 a. m. with sermon by pastor on Get ill and register as the liooks ed any style at Charley’s restau John F. Spray is surveying his rant. close September 14. Peoples jioptilar tract o f 475 acres two miles east selves staunch friends of labor. “ Sym pathy." Rev. Sutcliffe in the course of his service at 8 p. m. with address by of Cottage Grove, and will place sermon practically predicted the Robert Sutcliffe on Sunday School it on the market iu five and ten political eveut in Maine which has —-A new degree of Honor. Se acre pieces. Every tract will be just created such universal sur lections bv chorus choir and irrigated and a perpetual right to prise. Brotherhood orchestra. Bible water given. See ad. « City Marshal Frank Snodgrass school at 10. Miss jessie Berg | u. J. I. Jones returned from the went to Salem early Friday to conducts the League devotional .o 0 ?. state fair at Salem Monday where witness the hanging of 1 N meeting at ,7. Last week no less . w he entered his imported F'nglish 03 Harrell, for the murder of Herbert than 02 were marked present We Shire Stallion. "B ouncing ltoy,” o and Walter Newell ill I.ake conn want to get above that at this' T5 aud the Coach C o’s, horse “ W oll- Z ft) ty last spriflg. It was the most time. Will you help.' A hearty , enberg.” He says the prospects 'C That the Nesmith Cash Grocery is the place horrifying spectacle ever witness- ‘ welcome to all. are good for the greatest state <s to buy fresh family groceries and farm pro ed on the gallows in this state says ■ a| lbe Christian Science fair ever held in Oregon. duce. Business is growing because our o Marshal Snodgrass, for when Ha„ Sl)llday at Subject of I prices are right. Convenient shed for teams Poultrymen should not place Harrell dropped the rope cut the the ,ess()11 U ft) And if is through ex sermon “ Matter.” at rear o f store. medicated eggs in nests for nest juglar vein and the condemned > UJ eggs as the strong odor therefrom man’ s clothing was drenched in perience that w e have MARRIED. will ruin a fresh egg iu a very few his own blood, lie was pro minutes. They should only he nounced dead in three minutes. learned the merits of the used under setting hens and should Marshal Snodgrass was a member DEMAREST -M O X L E Y — On I, Celebrated Mallory Hat. only be left in a nest an hour at a o f the executioner’s ju r y . ft) Thursday, September 8, 1910, I Æ time. H Cow For Sale. at the home of II. W. Rennie, | The numerous customers who asked for a Some Idaho land buyers who TJ Bert Richmond has succeeded of Springfield, by Rev. J. VV. j tu came to Cottage Grove last week O Fd Finnerty as clerk iu the office Mallory Hat at our store in the past and A fine Durham cow ; good, gentle Perkins, Arthur Demarest toi c -J ft> of the O. & S. F. Railroad C om from Fugene to look around e x milker, will be fresh soon. Apply Miss Rubie Luella Moxley, both| js who would accept no other caused us to pany at this place, Mr. Finnerty pressed surprise at fiuding a- to Wm. Horn, Saginaw, Oregon. of Creswell. ft) having accepted a position as large a town as Cottage Grove oa “ sit up and take notice.” W e profited by «a teacher of one o f the grades in the and such a fine country tributary Two Milch Cowa for Sale. CQ Albany schools under Superintend thereto, as they had been told by ft) this experience and have secured the CD ent A . L. Briggs. T w o good milch cows for sale. Eugene real estate dealers that agency for this famous hat for Cwttage Inquire C. Henry Haight, Sagi Cottage Grove was only a little Charles Conner has leased the T3 naw, Oregon. Phone 77x4. 2t o C Grove. F.dgar King farm located one and burg o f about 8o»> people and o ft) a half miles below this city for a that there was nothing desirable For Salt. £ period of five years together with in the way of farm lauds around As a Hair G row er and P All kinds of household furniture, This kind of con quite a flock o f sheep and goats the place Û also two good Jersey heifers. Dandruff Exterminator and will move thereon and assume temptible knocking is lowering M r s . A l ic e C a n f i e l d , personal management o f the place Eugene in the estimation o f new West Wall Street. this fall. Mr. King will build on comers every day. These people B J2 his fine acreage tract along the would go back to Idaho, before O CO LOST railroad in the north suburbs of they would return to Eugene and Ladies black hand bag— con Cottage Grove and improve this invest now, after finding out how IL E V I S T R A U S S OX C O . > taining $10 in gold and a ladies ft) ‘Where You Do Better’ propeaty, at the same time giving they had been deceived and lied gold watch. Finder please leave > his sons the advantage of the to by those envious Eugene real at Dr. Schleef’s and receive suit- Cottage Grove schools. estate knockers. I able reward. ANNOUNCEMENT 39c . . L u r c h ’ s.. 3 i SHOES SHOES SHOES f | AT COOK’S I Si S 3 gg g :3 3 C o o k ’s ggg 3 3 g 3 g m iii8 E i9 im » i» iti« » m i8 ig æ a » S National Bank Protection I C. J. S K O W , Prop The First National Bank Experience Is The u § They Are All Taking Notice Best Teacher i J . V. F O S T E R . & Rees Wallace Co. WO H ORSE OX E R A L L S z Cobb’s Celebrated Hair Tonic Has no Equal. 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