BARGAINS
BARGAINS at
H. C. COOK S
Commencing Saturday, Nov. 26th and continuing for ten days only I will
sell for cash any goods in stock at greatly reduced prices, farm produce, flour and
sugar excepted. I wish particularly to close out or greatly reduce mv stock of
shoes and men’s furnishings and for this sale will offer these goods at prices that
will move them. Below are a few offerings.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Try the Leader a year.
Patronize Leader advertisers.
Coos couuty will hold a poultry
show.
By the way, have you done your
Christmas shopping yet?
Manicuring at the V’ogueallday
Saturday only 25 cents, by Miss
Elsie Sprague.
Archie Thompson and wife have
returned to this city from F ruit-!
vale, California.
There is many a man who says
things to his wife he wouldn’t dare1
to say to his cook.
Wanted — One dozen Black M a-'
uorca pullets.
Inquire at E. B.
Grable’s shoe shop.
Every Nook And Corner
Of
The
Store
Reflects The Xmas Spirit
W e ’re realty with gifts for everybody. All over the stor*— in every itepartuient. at every turn and you'll find
solutions to tlie harassing Christmas problem of ‘ ‘what to give.” W e ’ve prepared with a view of aatisfying the
newer treuil ol giving sensible presents, but we haven't overlooked the little novelties that many shoppers prefer.
Friday and Saturday Special:
50c Value Dress Goods for.............................................................................
..Lurch's..
Some people criticise farmers for |
not producing more, but what are ;
these critics producing?
Rev. \V. H. Gardner and VV. H. j
Lincoln are recovering slowly from
their recent severe illness.
Zero weather,with blizzard turn­
S. P. Ry. Time Table
ings prevails over the Middle West. CHURCH NOTES AND
COTTAGE GROVE
We prefer “ Oregon mists.”
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Every Christmas shopper should
NORTH BOUND.
Any shoes in stock at similar reduction-and many at a greater discount regard­
read the big ad of
lire l air
Tire church filling audience at
No. 16............................... . . . . 1 : 4 8 a. m.
lig h t Here at Y . a r la m e
less of cost. Men’s furnishings at one-fourth off regular price. Crockery one-
Store” in the Leader today.
|the Methodist church on Sunday
No. 18 .. — ___________ 3.56 p. m.
fourth off. Groceries at greatly reduced prices. Now is the time to buy your
No. 14--------------
4:50 a. m.
Ladies desiring massage or scalp | evening thoroughly enjoyed Miss
Surgical Cases Especial Alleajion
No. 20..................
11:02 a. m.
year’s supply.
treatment leave orders for Thrus- Eunice VauDeuburg’s reading
day and Friday at the Vogue.
“ The Burial of Moses. Very viv-
SOUTH BOUND.
X-RAY LABARATORY
Speaking of poulty matters, is it idlV llli“ unique scene was brought
No. 1.5-------------------
1;26 a. m.
Far Furthar Fartlcalara A M r m
better to be a chicken-hearted bach before her hearers,
No, 17------------- .......1 0 :2 7 p. m .
No. 1 5 . . . ............................ ...6 :4 2 a. m.
elor or a hen-pecked husband?
Mrs. Clara G. Essou of Forest
No. 1 9 . . ...................................5 :0 2 p. m.
For sale—Good gentle family «rove
will
speak
at the
G. F. King, Agent,
at
j
cow, part Jersey. Also 9 months | Christian church next Sunday
10.
'
II
a.
m.
Bible
school
at
Cottage
Grove, Oregon.
old heifer calf. Inquire at this
i Christian Endeavor at 6:50 p. m
Married.
office.
Evening subject, The Conquering I
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F. II. Rosenburg has accepted a
A . F . & A . M ,—Cottage Grove. N'a 51.
Sign. A welcome for all.
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14 *® M
IM cB E E —COCH. — In
Coburg,
as bookkeeper for a 1
Meets 1st anil .Ird Wednesday*. Visi-
Wednesday, November 50, at position
in future a layman of the Meth­
Carpets and ugs
cordially invited.
t lie residence of the bride’s broth­ Washington I.umber company, at
odist church will have charge of
H. F. W y n n e , W. M.
Made to order and Satis­
er, T. Coch, Melvin F. McBee Raymond, Wash.
M. H. A n d e r s o n , Sec.
one weeknight
meeting each
faction guaranteed both
and Miss Beulah Coch, both of
A few fine Barred Rock cocker- i
as to workmanship and
Brother F. B. Simer?l
l.orane, Rev. Burbank, of Co- els for sale, prize winning strain month.
prices. Apply to
, burg officiating.
. W . of A .—Cottage Grove Camp
$2.50 each.
Inquire of I. H. i I leads on Thursday at 7:50.
J. M. Conner pw3*s?4L M
, Mr. and Mrs. McBee have scores Veatch, Cottage Grove.
No. 6424 meets the Second and Fourth
Several years will pass by before
n a u A d v a n ti.l C h u r c h
Thursday* of each month in the I. O. O.
<>f friends who wish them health
A shipment of Medford grown any of them are called upon to Levs*
F . Hall. Visitors welcome.
l and prosperity through life. The winter Nellis pears sold for $f> per* , officiate the second time because
J. B. P rotzman , Consul.
young couple will reside at Lo- box in London last week. W S. 1 of the large number of consecrated
C. W. W At,LACK, Clerk.
rane.
men connected with the society.
H. C. MADSEN,
Brooks, Medford, shipper.
At
Phillips
hall
on
Friday
eveu-
W atchm akkr .
The Ladies Toggery will have
For Sale.
At the home of the groom in
Eugene, November ,10, 1910, at 8 au announcement in the next *nK the reds went down to defeat Kepftlring at reasonable m arg es.
An extra good, full blood Poland
p. m., (leorge II. Roberts and Miss Leader which will be of interest to ' before the onslaught of \V heeler s All work guaranteed f l n t r l u * .
China boar. Sire and dam both
blues. The official score is as fol­ Watnhea, Clneke and lew elry a t l.nwett Pries
Lovenia Knapp, Rev. F. E. Bil- the ladies. Watch for it.
registered.
For sale by Ernest
COTTAGE G ROV E. O R E.
lington officiating. The wedding
Mary Baker Eddy, the founder lows: Blues 549 feet, 4 inches.
Rears, one mile east of Saginaw,
was attended by only a few of the of the Christian Sciene church, Reds 5.10 feel and 5 inches. The
Oregon.
relatives of the contracting parties. died at her home near Boston Sat­ last two battles are sure to be well
“ Better Fruit,” the best fruit
attended.
Very substantial re­ growers magazine published in
Go to the Cottage Grove Feed
I They have begun housekeeping at urday night, aged 89 years.
freshments
will
be
served
to
all
Co.
for your grass seeds, vetch and
America.
I).
T
.
Awbrey
will
take
I the corner of West Seventh and
One problem to be solved is that |
your subscription. Only $1.
recleaned winter oats.
| Jefferson streets.
This couple is of getting farm produce to the com who take part in them.
At the People’s popular service
; well known in Eugene where they sumer without allowing the middle
in the Methodist church on Sunday
have resided for many years and man over half for handling.
evening, the pastor commences a
1 have many friends who tender
The Home Bakery will soon
congratulations.— Eugene Guard. move into larger quarters across the | series of unusual services. Sever-
known business men of the
Mr. Roberts Is a brother of Mrs. street from its present locatiou,— ; al well
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city have written letters why they ' a
Charles VanDeuburg and Mrs. J . into the McFarland
building.
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,
j do not attend church. I hree of
1. |ones of Cottage Grove and is
Harry Knowlton and family j these will be read and
well and favorably known here.
Means a great saving toyou as a depositor. Government
have moved to Star to reside this made thereon Frankly these men ; |
SU PERVISIO N of National Banks is every year be­
C. Morton Hadley of Roseburg, winter where Mr. Knowlton will have stated their reasons Selec- *
coming more careful. It is the purpose of the Govern­
the professional singer, was mar­ have saw mill work to occupy his tion by Lady’s quartette, Mes-
ment to make the word “ NATIONAL” in connection
with its bauks synonymous with “ S A F E T Y .”
ried last week at Roseburg to Miss time.
i dames
VanWiukle,
Schreple,
We welcome SM ALL accounts as well as LARGE ones.
Edna M. I.amson of that city. Mr.
Ex-Senator I. H, Bingham was > Brund and Miss V. Lockwood,
Iladlev has been serving as a “ gos­ a Cottage Grove visitor Monday. In the morning at 11 o’clock pub-1
Regular IS cent corn, cured to­
A bargain—5 room house, two
pel singer” for Evangelist Van He probably came up to thank lie worship with sermon by Robert j
matoes, special this week only 10 lots, near west side public school
Marter for the past year, meetings “ the boys” for their Thanksgiving' Sutcliffe ui>ou The Complaint of |
cents per can—at DesLarzes groc­ building, some household goods,
now being held in Coos county, offering.
the Unappreciated.” Bible school I
ery.
also good incubator and brooder, j Mr. Iladley traveled with Prof.
Situation wanted, by man and j
10. Epworth League devotion?!
at a price which will surprise you. | Martin E. Robinson the cantata di- wife, as camp or hotel cooks, or j meeting at 6:50 conducted by Miss
Keep Down Expenses.
| rector and sang his star roles for ranch work.
J. VV. W h it e , a t ' Katie Wilson.
Last Sabbath
Inquire of W. F. Ostrander.
| several years and in this capacity Mrs. Emerson s rooming house, evelljng 65 were in attendance.
One way to do it is to get those
i he met and established a warm Cottage < .rove.,
^ hearty welcome extended to all.
old shoes repaired and made as
Tom Parker the genial dough - 1 _______ —
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For s a l e — F.dison phonograph friendship with many Cottage
good as new at little cost. Take
and
25
records.
Address,
Martin
has
the
thanks
of
the'
nut
kiug,
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—
.
Grove
music
lovers,
who
join
the
Military Drama
them to (lofT, Cochran bicycle
R. I.ipke, Cottage ('.rove.
Leader in extending congratula­ Leader force for a splendid treat of l
shop.
doughnuts that were just lik e !
tions.
..
The home talent play that is
mother
used , , to __
make.
; being put on under the auspices ot
BORN.— To’ Dr. H. C. Sclileef
The members of Co. E, O. N. the local Militia company is under
V
and wife, Nov. 29, 1910, a son. G., will give a masquerade ball on ■, fine headway. Mr. Bosworth who
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Christmas eve, which will eclipse is staging the production, an-|
A L L KINDS O F
£
Come in and hear the Amberola anything of the character hereto- n o m m e s that he ia well pleased,
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at Marion Veatch's.
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with the way in which the charac-
CO
(ers have been selected to take the j
o
Smoked and salt fish of all kinds fore attempted in Cottage ( «rove.
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Try
a
loaf
of
the
delicious
t
a
b
l
e
1
parts.
The dates have not been
at Desl.arzes grocery.
queen bread at DesLarzes grocery, I permanently set as yet, but will be |
Hear the inside Player Pianos
to
about the 19th aud 20th of this
at Veatch’s music store
The “ Merry Christmas” snow mouth.
Down in D ixie” is a
C H A S . M A T T H E W S . P rop .
o
Christinas comes on Sunday and flake show window of Kerr &| play of the Civil war portraving
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And it is through e x ­
dì
A play in
a good many people wilt put off Silsby, grocers, is very artistic and ¡events of 1861- 65.
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wm m m m M m
i i the windows . „r
the subject is treated in a
W
perience that we have
while
of
ot which
.
buying their Christmas presents un­ appropriate,
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’
fair and unprejudiced manner.
til Saturday evening, December 24. the Griffin-Veatch Hardware Co.,
The scene of the play is in a
learned the merits of the
c «
Have a New Home, Free, in the same block, are very neat southern home during the four
years of the war ot the rebellion.
Celebrated Mallory Hat.
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1 Wheeler ft Wilson or Singer sew- and attractive.
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The story is a beautiful por­
H
! mg machine placed in your home
Ladies,
Miss
Bartels
will
have
\
H
The numerous customers who asked tor a
trayal of a Yankee’s love for a girl
! free of charge, for trial, if you are
TJ
a
| interested in buying one.
See .some bargain announcements <<> 0f tile south and both are splendid
O
Mallory Hat at our store in the past and
e
the next Leader which will inter- types of true hearted Americans,
FA R M PR O D U C E
I
Marion
Veatch.
dì
X
est
you.
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who would accept no other caused us to
The Leader man received a
Best braudr. of Fresh Family Groceries at prices which
Mrs. J . Mark Comer was the re-
We sell the following kinds of
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j beautiful Black I.angshan Cocker­
will please you. Shoes for Ladies, Workingmen and
■oa
“sit
up
and
take
notice.”
W
e
profited
by
cipient
of
a
number
of
both
useful
the
famous
Royal
bread:
White,
ut)
el from the yards of White Sr Col-
School Children. American Beauty, Johnson’s Best, White
C/ì
t£
and pretty articles during a mis rye, graham, French, Pullman
this experience | and| have ^secured the
Star, Pride of Oregon Flour. We have taken the tariff off.
llier,
Tacoma,
this
morning
to
re-
£
DesLarzes
cellaneous “ shower” given on and Pumpernicheb
j
place
the
one
recently
stolen.
T
h
is
agency for thisj famousJ|hat for C«ttage
Bros.
j bird is from stock recently import- Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. J . B.
o
Lewis
at
her
home,
in
houor
of
M. A. Horn of Walker, was
led from China.
Grove.
W E S T S ID E
H
Mrs. Comer’s recent marriage.
S
transacting business in Cottage
Nate Compton and family have
For strictly fresh creamery but­ Grove Thursday and favored the
notified Cottage Grove relatives,
leader with a pleasant call and a
ter,
call at DesLarzes grocery.
j that they will again leave Iowa
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6 .5 0
6 .0 0
5 .5 0
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6 .0 0
Shoes at
shoes at - - 5 .7 5
5 .0 0
shoes - -
4 .5 0
shoes - -
Shoes at . . 4.00
shoes at . . 3 .0 0
shoes at . . 2 .2 5
shoes at . . 1.25
5 .0 0
4 .0 0
3 .0 0
2 .0 0
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Hospital and Sanitarium
H. C. COOK
DR. H. C. SCHLEEF
B arrels Gallon.
W H Y
X MAS S H O P P E R S
SHOULD B U Y OF
KERR
Q uality
P rice s
SILSBY
The
§ National Bank Protection |
B est
if
Reasonable
J The First National Bank $
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F lo u r Mills
Experience Is The
J
Mill Feed, Grain and Hay
Best T e a c h e r
u
G roceries, S h o e s
I
£
JANSEN
&
FO STER.
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ReeS'Wallace Co.
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•Where Y o u Do B etter*
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I for Cottage Grove to reside about
Ernest Bisbey has a b a n d o n e d re,,ewal
Clias. Hall of the Arcade, re­
| the I 5th of this month. Their many the idea of opening a cigar store
I friends here will he pleased to wel­ in the W. A. Hemenway s to r e j reived a trio of fine Columbian
come them back to this city again. room on the corner, and has ac Wyandotte? from an Ashland
breeder this morning. Columbians
When you are doing your Xm as cepted a position as fireman on the I
railroad
out
of
th
is'
C,olden Wyandotte? are hi?
shopping do not forget to see the O. Sr S. E.
i specialties.
music cabinets, music bags and city.
rolls, piano scarfs, guitars, mando­
Good old fashioned pure Penn-
\ jlaif car of Schiller pianos just
lins, violins and various other arti­
Kerr
Sc
j
received
at Marion Veatch’s piano
syl
vania
buckwheat.
cles of musical merchandise at the
bouse.
Silsby.
Veatch music store.
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