Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915, August 01, 1911, Image 3

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    BIG SAVING DATS
L o w Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps Being Sold
at V ery Small Prices
Another big opportunity to save money on our cash selling plan- We secured a large number
of Oxfords and pumps from a big coast merchant at a great sacrifice, putting us in a position to
sell this stock of high grade shoes for less than the manufacturer’s cost. Many have already
taken advantage of this opportunity. You better attend to your wants while the choice is com­
plete. The stock is from the best manufacturers and the styles are all good, most of them this
year’s, You cannot afford to let this offer slip by.
Low Shoes for Men, Women and Children
All Men’s styles, $2.85 and $2.50. Ladies’ styles, 98c, $1.48 and $1.98 the pair. The season’s
newest shapes, values to $4.00. only $1.98 the pair. Lots to choose from at 98c. Children’s,
from 48c to 98c a pair- Children’s Sandals, 25c to 45c
DON’T DELAY IN ATTENDING THIS GREAT SALE
UM FHRET
DRY GOODS
GROCERIES
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS
C. M. Shinn aud wife returned
Mr. and Mrs. Ansel Wood are
oil Sunday evening from a short happy over the arrival at their
visit to Portland.
home of a son who will be four
Miss Nancy Wbitsett, saleslady j days old today aud weighed nine
in Hampton & C o’s store is spend pounds.
ing her vacation with her sister at
Henry Gregory aud Arthur |
Wilbur near Roseburg.
Weeser with their families left on 1
The local onion product this Monday for the coast. They will !
season is exceedingly large, some drive through going by way o f !
of the dry onions now in market Drain aud Scottsberg.
weighing two to three pounds, i Swimming parties have been in ,
You can’t be too particular about thé fit.
You will find no difficulty in getting a
perfect fit in the
American Gentleman
Shoe
because it is made on anatomically correct lasts
in a great variety of styles and sizes.
It is equally well known as “ the
shoe that fits” and “ the shoe that
wears.”
/
Come in and See the new styles for
Fall and Winter, and let us fit you
in a shoe that is suited to you. W e carry a large line of American
Gentleman Shoes, in many styles, sizes, shapes and leathers,
Rees-Wallace Co
“W here You Do Better
A Good Time
T o fit yourself out
with a nobby single
harness for the cele­
bration July 4th,
$12.00 and up.
HARNESS EMPORIUM
C. W. Beals, Prop.
English walnut raisers are elated evidence during the week a n d !
narrow
escapes
fro m !
over the prospect for an abundant i several
have been reported.
yield. The young trees in this drowning
vicinity are also doing well and Ernest Lockwood is credited with
saving three young men from
are free from pests,
Aurelius Todd, one o f the pion­ watery graves in Row river.
eer miners of this section, long
It is estimated that as many as
since engaged in other pursuits in seventy-five new families have
Florida, California and M exico, is purchased homes in and around
visiting with relatives in the city. the immediate vicinity o f Cottage
The open season for the killing Grove during the past few mouths I
of deer will begin today. Only all of which is proof beyond ques­
males can be slaughtered under tion o f the certain, substantial aud
the provisions of the state law. It never ending growthvof our beau­
is hoped that there will be no mis- tiful city and the development of
taken-for-deer carelessness to re­ our magnificent resources.
port this time.
The social soiree at the Armory
last Saturday evening is reported
largely attended by lovers o f the
art fantastic who have voted the
evening one continual round of
pleasure.
Rev. W . A . Elkins, who em­
phasized the necessity o f rest of
physical and mental man in his
able sermon last Sunday morning,
will this week demonstrate his
theories in practice somewhere
near the snow clad summits of the
Bohemia mountains.
Col. Janies Ilemeuway made a
trip to the Bohemias recently and
had a rather lonesome experience
up near where Grouse mountain
crosses the second aurora o f the
sky and commences an almost per­
pendicular ascent to the very
heavens.
Jim became faint ill
lliose dizzy heights and failed to
g o o n into the heavens though his
spirit manifested a tendency to go
on and on forever. He is now
home and well but will not soon
venture skyward without an aero­
plane.
Hop Pickers Wanted
We begin picking in the 50 acre, K. O. Brady yard near Creswell
about the first of Septemlier. W’e pay railroad fares both ways for
those who stay until hops are harvested. We have the finest camping
grounds in Lane county. The hops are heavy and we will have a
long run. Those wishing to register, please write
GRIFFIN YEA TCH
HardwareCo.
Tents, all Sizes and Prices
Builders
Spray
Hardware,
for
Codling
Moth, Everything in
Hardware.
Lawn Mowers, Garden Hose
Sporting Goods, Fishing Tackle
FAM ILY
G H O C E IU E S
Good Fresh Goods and Low
Prices are the Attractive Fea­
tures at the West Side Grocery
and bring the Trade. Give me
a Trial and be Convinced.
LOUIS JENSEN
W E S T S ID E
Leader Piano Coupon
This coupon good for 100
votes on the Metcalf & I!rnnd
piano when presented at the
store on Saturday’s.
v-COTTAGE
GROVE LEADERv
J A M L S H A Y E S , Creswell. O regon
t