Mr. aud Mrs. Fingal Iliuds have!
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL.! returned
home from an enjoyable
visit with California friends.
As the canvas of votes progress-1 If. f,. Mutnford, who is working
es in Portland Nesmith county I for the Oregonian’s big 50 auniver i
slum s remarkable gains and may Isary edition to be issued New N ear, 1
come out of Multnomah with a suf-1 visited Cottage drove last week.
JÍnd 2/o u Chad Jffear o f
ticieut majority to win.
Embroidery your friend or relative a sofa pillow—it makes a nice present.
Oysters and light lunch served t
|
at
the
Bon
Ton
candy
kitchen,
the
!
Now is the time to start the pillow. We have a very attractive line to select from.
Try the Leader a year.
Sreat Slaughter Sale o f 77/ittinerg
place in town to get your |
Patronize Leader advertisers. I only
home made candies and box goods, t Lodge emblems, Howers, famous paintings and other designs to be embroideried.
¿C astin g ZJmn IDays
Read Miss Bartels’ ad in the C. E. T hrone , Proprietor.
i
Leader today, ladies.
An aged sailor, labeled Virginia. '#
of beauty is always wor was given the skiildo sentence No. J
Tfovombor th ird to thirteenth inclusive ried A to thing
death for fear she’ll lose it. 2.1 aud left for Cottage Grove, says j Friday and Saturday Special: Ladies’
Van Allisou the barber, is up at the Albany Democrat. The sailor11
and Misses Coats and Suits at--
Portland, receiving treatment for boy was on his good behavior while |
OFF
It will be impossible to tell you of all the values to
rheumatism.
in Cottage Grove.
All kinds of poultry supplies Miss Gertrude Burdick returned
be offered at this GREAT SALE. Come and see
constantly
on hand at the Cottage to Portland last week to resume
for yourself. Below we quote a few of the bargains.
drove Feed Co.’s store. 1). Ster her
position as trained nurse after
ling, Mgr.
an enjoyable vacation visit with |
Hats from $1.0« to $1.7$ to g o a t.......................
48c
Roy Knox of Albany, spent Sat- her mother, Mrs , B |.evvis am,
“ 1.75 to 2.75 “
98c
urday and Sunday in Cottage | many fricnds here
“
" 2.75 to .1.75 “ ..........................................i t .W
drove, a guest of his brothers, II. H. Hendricks aud daughter,
Duke and Frank.
11 .1.75 to 5.75 “
2.98
Mary, of Fossil, and Mrs. Wm
“
“ 5.75 to 7.5« “
.1.98
Miss Anna Oglesby is homel Hendricks of Portland, are guests CHURCH ÑUTES AND
from Eugene and is rendering val at the home of the former’s moth
“
“ 7.50 to 10.50 “
5.98
ued service in the Leader’s com | er, Mrs. Jane Emerson in this city.
ANNOUNCEMENTS. 8
posing department.
The ladies of the M. H. Aid so
A man ceases to be a girl’s ideal Iciety are rejoicing over the success The second battle between the I
the day he marries some one else, of their election day dinner Their Reds
Keus aud
all„ the
,lle Blues
times has
lias been
neen I |
whereas if he marries herself it treasury received over $55 as a re- fought and the result is now a mat- j £?
takes a little longer.
suit of the enterprise. 1 In organ ter of history. Sutclitf’s troojis,
Mrs. F. F. Wells aud children 1’*at'on wishes to thank the public ; flushed with their victory of a con
of Elkton were guests last week of ^or «s generous patronage
pie 0f weeks ago, grew careless
Mrs.
Wells’
mother,
Mrs.
C.
S.
Boys
may
be
had
aud
sometimes
and
conceited and like all soldiers
Married.
DIED.
Hefty of this city.
¡girls. The older ones at ordinary who held their opponents in light
Just received. New stock, latest styles. For ladies,
and others to be schooled esteem, they got licked. Wheel-
P1ERCH-H A Y E S —At the Chris CLARK—At Grants Pass, Sunday Dr. Katherine Sclileef aud little wages
and cared for in return for slight er’s men did not drive the defeated \ 8 for gents, for girls, for boys. These goods will be offered
tian Parsonage in Cottage Grove, November 6, 191«, the infant daughter and Mrs. Will Brown and services
Lor particulars from die field however, thev only
at very attractive piices in order to move them quickly.
Saturday evening, November 5, sou of Mr. and Mrs. Melt Clark, children enjoyed a visit to the address rendered.
W.
T.
Gardner,
Supt.
made
them
retire
from
their
ad-
beach at Newport last week.
1910; V.B. Pierce and Miss Lulu aged a little over five weeks.
Will be pleased to show them whether you purchase or net.
vanceil |K)sition. The Reds and
F.tliel Haves, Rev. NV. A. Likins Mrs. Clark was formerly Miss Some interesting items from Boys’ and Girls' Aid Society of the
Blues are still facing each I r - Call, examine and be convinced that you can get the
officiating.
Mattie Bartels of Cottage Grove, neighboring communities were Oregon, Portland, Oregon.
!
other.
Neither side will be dis
finest shoe made in America at Cook’s.
The bride is a daughter of Mrs. and her many friends here extend crowded out o f the last two issues of A woman of the under worlf lodged and
routed
without
a
long
NV. Hays and is well aud favorably their sympathy in her sad bereave ¡the Leader ou account of a rush 0f | com'nR from Roseburg was arrest and desperate struggle. Reserves
known in this city where she has ment. Mrs. Clark has been very political matter. This will not ed and jailed Tuesday night by are
hurried up to the firing
attended school for a number of ill but her condition is now some occur again for two years at least. Marshal Snodgrass on a charge of line, being
recruits
are being enlisted,
being
drunk
and
disorderly.
She
years, and is a native daughter what improved. Her mother, Mrs.
and
the
appeals
the command
It
should
be
borne
in
mind
that
of old Lane county. The groom, |ohn Bartels of this city is attend
gave the marshal the most profane ers's for men auil of money
are being
Miss
Elsie
Sprague
is
special
local
Mr. Pierce, has resided in Cottage ing her. She was taken from
tongue-lashing he ever received.
met. Unheard of sacri g ■
■
g
Grove for nearly two years during Grants Pass to the Albany hospital agent for the well known Frauco- She was sent out of town north promptly
fices, labors and strategems will
American toilet requisites. Will this morning.
which time he has held the position Tuesday.
take place during the next few
call at your home or orders inav be
of foreman in the Leader office.
“ Talk about the increased cost days. After the recent fight the Sxt99tM t8E8!»t»!8[t»ieiStmtK«t8ë
left
at
the
Vogue
millinery.
He is a first class printer and a
A Suffragette Meeting
of living” remarked S. B. Morss, victors entertained the vanquished
sober and most exemplary young I
Miss Nora Queen of Saginaw, Monday, “ it is something fierce. with
a cjioiee program and gener
have lofty minds. who is teaching the fall and winter
man Being a printer Mr. Pierce!Tlle And Suffragettes
smart as all creation, term of school at Prune Hill (Sag Why, in order to economize ously treated them to refreshments.
will never tease his wife for “ pi,”
by attempting to masticate a hard
under a llag of truce both
and like all other good printers he They can give the men some point inaw mills) was a Cottage Grove bread crust, I broke a $1« gold Then
sides
freely
with each
ers,
has succeeded in making a “ good
visitor Saturday and favored the tooth and then paid the dentist 50 i other in social mingled
chat aud games.
Impression,” which we trust will On how to run this nation. Leader with a subscription renewal. cents to lift the root thereof.” The The following
the official score:
Means a great saving to you as a depositor. Government
be lasting. Well Van, here’s our Don't miss their celebration meet Miss Marguerite Jones who has only satisfaction Mr. Morsr, lias is Blues, 191 feet is and
: inches: Reds,
ing.
SUPERVISION
of National Banks is every year be
best wishes with the hope that you
held a position as saleslady in Bel that with the few poor molars left
coming more careful. It is the purpose of the Govern
aud yours may ever be “ thin At the Armory Weudesday night. lows’ big store at Roseburg for the he will not be able to eat ns much I'M) feet.
ment to make the word “ NATIONAL" in connection
spaced” and that in the future you For they’re a bunch of orators, past year has returned to her home as formerly.
The services al the Methodist
with its banks , synonymous with “ SA FETY .”
And
a
mighty
handsome
sight.
will prove a good “ feeder” and
church next Sunday will of a most
We welcome SMALL accounts as well as LARGE ones.
in Cottage Grave to remain indefi
Given
by
the
Civic
Improve
able to provide plenty of “ plate
interesting
character
In
the
nitely.
Her
many
friends
are
wel
Married.
m atter.” So give us your*^“ and ment Committee of the W oman’s coming her back to the Grove.
morning at 11 District Supt. J. T.
remember that you will always Club, Wednesday night Nov. lb,
Abbott will preach. He is a
find us at top of column and next at 8 o’clock. Admission 25 and For the mouth of November a MARKLKV BREWER — At t h e> nlnst interesting speaker and all
special low rate will be given those home of the groom’s mother should be on hand to hear Bro.
to pure reading matter—that’s the 15 cents.
who may desire Scalp treatment Mrs. Fallen Markley, on River Wire’- successor at 7:5« p. in.
position our contract calls for aud
Cleaning up Week
by Miss Elsie Sprague, who makes street, Cattage Grove, Sunday The large choru choir will give
no omissions. Congratulations.
From Monday November 7th to a specially of diseases of the scalp Nov. 6, 1910, Paul C. Markley ol,e of enjoyable musical evenings,
Saturday November 12, in honor and hair and guarantees her course and Miss Alice M. Brewer,
At the Arcade.
' his bare announcement has al-
of Nesmith couuty and our newly of treatment.
ways been sufficient to pack the
C.
II.
Wallace,
officiating.
The Marjorie Maiuleville Stock ¡paved streets, all citizens of Cot- ■ Miss Atlia Widdersheim spent The groom is a well-known and house. A silver offering expected
— - — Cottage Grove-—------
Company are presenting some of j tage Grove are requested to clear 1 last week a guest of friends in popular
from all who attend. Bible school
young
business
man
of
the latest and best comedy sketches! away alV rubbish and weeds Irotn Portland and Salem. The Leader this city, being engaged in the at lo and devotional meeting at
at the Arcade this week. This their respective premises and burn learns that Miss Widdersheim has confectionery, and cigar business. 6:5« conducted by W. C. Counter. I
company excels in high class vau it. By order of Civic Improve accepted a position in the Meier & The bride is a charming young A invitation extended to all.
deville singing and dancing spec ment committee of the W oman’s Frank department store in Portland lady who came to this city to re Viter the morning services at the
ialties. livery evening'will be an club.
.
where she will remain indefinitely. side last summer, but who already Christian church next Suuday
A L L KIN D S O F
enjoyable and interesting one at
Subscribe for the Leader and get At an early date the choir of the has won a wide circld of friends I there will lie a meeting of the mem-1
the Arcade this week. Admission a flue
pair of steel self-sharpening M. E. church will give a copyrigh here. The Leader joins in extend liers for mutual encouragement I;
only 2« and 1« rents.
shears free. Old subscribers pay- ted ensertainment entitled “ The ing congratulations aud best wish aud council, as the church enters |>
upon a vigorous campaign during
For s a l e-Iid iso n phonograph | up and one year in advance Singing School.” This production es.
the winter months. The present
aud 25 records. Address. Martin , are also entitled to a pair of these calls for the services of 21 people
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P rop .
conditions
and future outlook of »
and
rehearsals
will
begin
at
once.
fine
shears,
which
retail
at
5«
cents.
For Sale At A Bargain.
R. Sipke, Cottage Grove.
the church was never brighter.
It will be very humosous and in
teresting. W atch for date.
Good Edison Phonograph. Four Interest and attendance for three
minute
machine—cost $27.««. 18 successive years, at least, have
Dr. Mary A. Smith of Portland,
uO stopped over in Cottage Grove last records Irought 2 months ago and been most encouraging, though a
" W h i r e P r ic e s A r e L o w e s t ”
just as good as the day bought. megaphone has not been used to
and visited with her sister all
&
Total cost of machine and records , advertise the fact.
Experience Is The
s week
Dr. Katherine Sclileef, ou her is $55. Will sell for $28.
CÛ
KRAUSSE BROS. SHOES
return from Roseburg where she
MARY HUSTON,
The social in the parlors of the
o
•o
West Side Studio. Christian church Monday evening,
z made final proof on her timber
' U c
land claim before the Register of
¡Oct. 51, was largely attended, and
“ Little Gent's Box Blucher” “ Ideal,” "A uto," “ Little
Traveller,”
“ Billy Bumper,” and other famous brands for
the
United
States
Land
office.
a
most
pleasant
time
was
enjoyed.
U
j Most of the young people were
o
Men,
Women
and Children. Anything you want in Fresh
uo
Herbert Whitsett aud wife of
Family Groceries and Farm Produce.
U
And
it
is
through
ex
masked,
representing
some
type
of
>
Crook county, are guests of Cot Your H at Is on Straight humanity.
UJ
perience that we have
tage Grove relatives and friends,
J A N S E N
& F O S T E R .
The Marble Hart, will be the
while on their way to California to
&
learned
the
merits
of
the
morning subject at the Christian
c «
locate permanently, where Mr.
church Sunday Nov. ID Evening
Celebrated
Mallory
Hat.
M
W hitsett’s brother Charles, has
W
H
subject, A Personal Question. Bi
to reside after several years
If you are Troubled with
The numerous customers who asked tor a H gone
•V
ble school at 1« A. M. Christian S e t t l e i t h o w
residence
in
Crook
county,
and
n
Eruptions of the Skin use
O
Endeavor at o:.?o P. M.
Mallory Hat at our store in the past and w e where land values are soaring.
Cobb’s Eczema Paste.
-J
R îg î
One adult was received into S e t t l e I t "A
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dubruille and
who would accept no other caused us to > -c
membership at the Methodist For coniAitutiona’ • •riti.Cft,
V
little son, ot Portland, visited Cot
oo
“sit up and take notice.” W e profited by
■oa
church on Sunday morning.
Civili*; to cium , ar.d levi..
tage Grove relatives and friends
CQ this experience and have secured the
exclu sive power to lice-
last week. Mrs. DuBruille wil 1
regel»-1.«, contro’
g o to Pittsburg on business con
<C
60 YEAR .
agency for this famous hat for Cottage - ~a nected
or pichlblt thr
with the settlement of the
E X P E R IE N C E
o Grove.
j
leafing llquoia >. »ih*-
of her father, the late C. C.
t
H
o o c estate
m unicipal
Brock,
and
her
little
son
will
re
u
' 3 2 « X Y og
main in Cottage Grove with the
I£
22
I
family of Clarence Du Bruillle. while
-.ECKÜKD VY
2
Mrs.
DuBruille
is
ill
the
east.
Joe
; <
D
e
s
ia
n
o
$
0
,0
0
0
O ììfC n O N C I T I Z E N
in the meantime, will hold down a How About Your Head 7
<
As a Hair Grower and
position in the Guard office at If th a t ia o n s t r a ig h t y o u w ill co m a to
>>
Dandruff Exterminator
3 Eugene.
-Cu
t h ia P r in t in g O ffica fo r y o u r C a r d s , I n
UfeonMendSl. HANDBOOK $
------
Greater Oregon
CQ
v it a tio n s , P r o g r a m s , S ta t io n a r y , a v a r y -
A few fine 7 and 8 pound Barred
s w a y of s x q u is it a p r in t in g
Home Role Association
Rock cockerels, Keeney strain, t f a h r in g a o e in ia l t h uaaa—
V f
b uainaaa uaaa, too, if
Scientific American.
for
sale
at
$1.50
to
$2.50
each,
b lft E la c t r lc B u i ld in g
•Where Y o u Do B etter*
Has no Equal. Every Bottle
while they last. Phone farmers t g h a a n t y W o u a n d g d in m g a n C a rd m s. oana b u a in a a a — ala- leer; tniirne.i.itn.lL «MilbyaU I-Al____
PORTLAND. ORFGON
177.1, or write Mrs. W. A. Cunning
Gua*anteed. Sold by All
Q 38IBtoad«a»,
P a id A d v s n l s a m t n i
ham.
“ài K'rttTwstói¿¿Ln.’n.
Druggists.
Com e
jC isten ¿C adies
SO FA
P IL L O W S
10 *
. . L u r c h ’s . .
---
II SHOES SHOES SHOES
8
...7 1 }a rg C a r t e ls ...
1 AT COOK’S
8
i C o o K ’s 1
National Bank Protection
| The First National Bank
R e v .
F l o u r Mills
Mill Feed, Grain and Hay
Best T eacher
P atents
I RADE
Rees=Wallace Co.
M A R R I
C o p y r ig h t s A c .
A n y o n e Rending n «k etch und dPReriptlon m i t
qu ickly upcpriRlri r.ur o pinion fr e e w h e th e r e n
in v en tion I« p n .b iib ly p,»tf»nr«bl£ l om it)un id*.
Cobb’s Celebrated
Hair Tonic
I t i * »«•« *•» rtot ly -
« d e n t in i. H AN D B O O K o n P a t e n t f
•ent f r w * O l d * « * n s e n r y f o r *•*« u n n j r p a t e n t s ,
r a i e n t » t a k e n M ir- .tigli M u n t i A C o . r v c t l v «
«u r i a l n otU T , w i t h o u t C h ar»© , i n t h e
A h a n d , n r l f Illu s t r â t * 1 w * * t l r .
r u l a d . , n .. f s n r » l e n t ia , ; I n u m a i,
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