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\V. C. CONNER, • Ivlitur ami Manager
filtered at the Cottage ('.rove postoBire
as second class mail matter
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TUESDAY, FAN. 24,
9 A. M. We Start Our Great
A good rnauy commercial clubs
arc having a hard time maintain
ing their organization.
Out at
Koseburg no one can be found who
will accept the presidency of the
club, 'the boosting fad has about
run its course.
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A humorously inclined stranger
was looking over Cottage Grove
Sunday. “ Where are you from ,”
inquired a local real estate dealer.
“ From Eugene,” he replied and
added, “ many bright people come
from that city .” " Y e s ,” retorted
the Grovite, “ and the brighter
they are the quicker they com e.”
The Cottage Grove Commercial
club wired President Taft Monday
urging the favorable consideration
of San Francisco’s claims to the
Panama Canal Exposition in 1915.
San Francisco is the logical site
for this great exposition, regard
less of the claims o f New Orleans
in regard to its geographical or
more central location. The mat
ter is now up to congress.
H
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Every Coat And Suit in the House Goes at
Not to be outdone by Cottage
Grove with its great quicksilver
deposit just outside its city limits,
the Fiugene Register came out
Sunday with a scare-headed ar
ticle reporting the discovery of a
25 foot ledge o f copper just outside
Eugene’s city limits on the south.
No stampede is evident in either
direction.
The quicksilver crop
pings at the Cottage Grove ceuie
terv were first observed in 1852
but no development work lias ever
been inaugurated.
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
Wvnue X- Woods have mater
ially changed the inteior o f their
hardware store and made several
improvements.
C. M. Parker of Dexer, was
looking after property interest here
today. Me owns the Leonard resi*
dence property on East Main street
which may soon become business
property.
O N ’T overlook the fact that
you need better than usual
shoes as the winter advances.
W e’ll show you the most durable
and handsome lint- of X EW
W IN TE R SHOES on the market.
F'or school ami street wear, our
new “ H I-C U T” ($5.000 shoes for
girls and women afford splendid
protection from the cold and snow.
D
Burkholder Woods Co.
Lace Curtains
NEW RUGS
A Fine N e w Line Just
Received. Examine our
N e w Stock of . . .
.
M a t t r e s s e s A n d Springs
And Get Prices.
Framing
a
Picture
Specialty.
SIMERAL & VANDENBURIi
“ T H E F U R N IT U R E D E A L E R S ”
Wanted to Trade
Fine two seated carriage, horse
and harness. I would like to trade
J. lieeby, county fruit inspector, for town lots or acreage.
is making his official rounds in
A. L. M onroe ,
this part of the county, lie tells
Call at Grove Studio.
the Leader he is having less tunable
than usual with imported nursery
Pigs and Poultry For Sale
stock and has caused to be cut
Six Poland China pigs
down or cleaned up most o f the nice Buff Orpingtons and
neglected orchards.
batita hens and a rooster for sale.
Regardless o f cost ami regular price. If you consider for a moment
that some o f the garments were marked regular up to $35.00 and $40.00
you will realize what wonderful unheard«of Snaps you can
get,
if you come early. We do not want to keep one single suit or coat o f our
present stock. Thats why we make this sweeping reduction. In connection
with this sale we will offer exceptional values in
W H ITE
GOODS
Such as lint broideries at 5c, 10c, 15c, 19c, 25c and 49c.
M uslin U nderw ear
Corset Covers, Drawers, Combinations, Princess Slips, Gowns and
I’ctticoats specially priced for the occasion.
i There will be Extra Special Bargain Surprise Tables. A
great many odds and ends also that we must clean out
to make room for the new spring goods.
No exchange, no credit during this sale. The low prices do s o t permit
either. Come with the crowd that our sales always draw, be one o f them
anil en joy the excitement o f successful and profitable bargain hunting.
Corner
Fourth & Main
Streets
Mary Bartels
T H E L A D IE S ’ T O G G E R Y
Better
Goods for Less
Money
Busch, the German champion
wrestler easily defeated Dunivan,
the American middleweight chatn-
piou, at this place Thursday, put
ting Dunivan on the mat twice in
52 minutes.
However, Dunivan
had just arrived here after three
days and nights on the train and
claimed to be in poor condition, but
kept his appointment nevertheless.
Some time ago the water main
leading from the reservoir west of
town burst and there being an
abundant supply of water from
Lang creek, the repair was ne
glected. However, Sunday there
came a landslide on the Lang
Creek pipe line at Cerro Gordo,
which carried out a couple of
joints of pipe leaving Cottage
Grove without water for a half
day and also crippling the light
plant.
It is a lesson to the city
authorities who
hereafter will
make repairs on both
lines
promptly.
Miss Hlberta Claire. “ The girl
from W yom ing,” spent Saturday
in Cottage Grove on her way south
with her pony and dog. Not being
able to agree with the management
of the Arcade theater as to prices,
she did not appear on the stage
here in her clever song and dance
act.
She told the Leader her
most trying experience was cross
ing the Blue mountains, where she
was caught in a severe snow storm
and wandered off the trail. She
gaxethe usual mountain call for
ass tance, two shots in quick suc
cession, which she repeated with
no result until she had used most
of her cartridges when she heard
two faint shots, and before long
the welcome "H e llo ” of a woods
man, who took her to his cabin.
She is riding around the border
line of the United States on a big
wager— a large W yoming farm—
having started from that state.
Medicines that ai<l nature are always
most effectual. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the
cough, relieves the lungs, opens the se
cretions ami aids nature in restoring the
system to a healthy condition. Thous
ands have testified to its superior excel
lence, Sold by Benson's Pharmacy.
Inquire of C. Henry Haight, Sagi
naw, Oregon.
Pvire Dr\igs
Have a New Home,
Free,
Wheeler & Wilson or Singer sew
If you
ing machine placed in your home Produce good results.
free o f charge, for trial, if you are send your physician’s prescriptions
interested in buying one.
See i to us they will be most carefully
compounded and only the purest
Marion Veatch.
and freshest o f Drugs will be used.
W e always carry a large supply of
REAL ESTATE SNAP
Patent Medicines
that we can highly recommend.
15% acres best river bottom land , In all cases our prices are worthy
1% miles south of this city, 400 1 . o f your notice.
year old Spitzeiiberg apple trees, n ________ •
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for sale, acreage to suit buyer . J D C f l S O f l S
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Inquire o f Veatch & Spencer or J . |>
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Sams.
I Cottage Grove, Oregon
1131 3
GRIFFIN VEATCH
HardwareCo.
n p iM E
to think about those
* pruning shears, spray pumps,
and sprays for early spring or-
orchard work.
We
can fill
your every want in this, as well
as the general hardware
line.
GriffiiuVeatch Hardware Co.