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r% MID-SUMMER SALE ON | LADIES* SHIRT WAISTS W e have a special assortment of Ladies' Fine Embroderied Shirt Waists which w e are Selling at a decided reduction. $1.50 Values for only 98c. . . L u r c h ’ s.. CHURCH NOTES AND ANNOUNCEMENTS. LOCAL ANO PERSONAL NEWS T G ra n d fa th e r Ifoxie, died su d denly th is T uesday afternoon T he largest congregations of the while sitting in a ch air at his so n ’s m idsum m er season were present in bakery on Main slreet. He was th e Methodist Church last Sunday. aged about 8.5 years. S ixty gathered at the I.eague m eet Van Allison and wife spent S at ing: one young lady made her de cision known to become a disciple urday and S unday at Creswell and Eugene. of the Master. A most interesting John Bartels and fam ily will go and touching service took place in to Florence th is week to enjoy an the m orning at 11 a. m. T hree outing at th e Lane county seaport boys accom panied by their fathers town. stood at the altar and were received Ja s. Jones and wife of Pendleton, into membership. Two in full and are guests of the Sears brothers the other was baptized and taken and their families, to whom they on probation. For m onths now no are related. Mrs. M abel M errim an o f Sabbath has gone by without ad ditions. Several will take this step A storia, is a guest of her mother, Mrs. W ynne and sisters, Mrs. E ak- within a few weeks. in and Mrs. Ja s. Benson. T he mothers Council will meet Miss F.tbel E vans of Eugene, F riday afternoon at the home of who lias a large class in piano Mrs. Frank W heelci at .1 o ’clock music at this place was a guest of p. in. As the weather is now much Mr. and Mrs. Chas. V ani ten burg cooler we hope to lia ie a good a t over S unday. Mrs. S. N. Brewster returned on tendance. O ur topics are interest ing. Cotne and help to m ake the Friday m ornings train to her home iu Bum ev, C alifornia, having m eeting a success. m ade a short visit to her parents T here will be no preaching ser Mr. and Mrs. F. C. R alstcn of this vices at the Methodist church the city. n ex t two S abbaths. The pastor is Chas. V anD enburg, C. F . Coff ta k in g his vacation. Bible school m an, Ben Emerson an d F ra n k at 9:45 a. m. and Epw orth League llam b rick , prom inent m em bers of the local W . O. W . C am p w ent to devotional meeting at 7 p. in. as Florence today to visit the new usual. Cam p there and enjoy an outing. Golden Wedding Anniversary. H arvey Reese and th e Alfred Sisters com prise the strongest trio in vaudeville seen at th e A rcade in a "c o o n ’s a g e .” T hey are fun m akers from M erryville. D on't fail to see them tonight and W ed nesday night. Mrs. C. W . W allace underw ent a surgical operation for tum ors at Portland last week an d is rapidly recovering from its effects. Mr. W allace returned home T h u rsd ay m orning and is m uch pleased over the success of the operation. Chas. Beals, of the firm of G ar- routte & Beals, sold his interest in the clothes pressing business to Wm. M cCalbe late of Corvallis. Mr. McCalbe is a young m an of considerable experience iu this line having been iu the sam e business at Corvallis. C harley will again enter the harness shop to assist his father. O n last F riday the Fourth of A ugust quite a crowd went up to the home of W. W . Shortridge and wife, it being the anniversary of their Golden wedding. A m ong those prsent were .1. IL Shortridge and wife, G. L. Shortridge and fam ily ,'S h erm an Shortridge and fam ily, W m. Brown and wife, Ly m an A dam s and familv and George S utherland and family from Lon don, \V. C. Shortridge and two of his children. There was eight of their children present and 22 g ran d children. After pertaking of a splendid dinner and all the ice cream that they w anted, the after noon was spent in a social m anner, beneath the shade of the large cherry trees. Before parting the com pany wished ih ehost and host A Leader representive spent ess health and happiness as they Monday at Divide and d u rin g the journey along through life. day visited the fine farm of P. A. A G ckst . Liudslrom. H is fine young apple orchard is one of the best we have A Pleasant Surprise. seen. It has been said th a t alfalfa Miss lidna Sears, daughter of will not grow here, b ut if you w ant C harles Sears, who resides east of to be shown just go out to Mr. tow n, was most pleasantly sur Lindstrom 's an d you will see some prised by a party of young friends of the nicest alfalfa you have ever from Cottage G rove on S aturday seen. Mr. Lindstrom h as proven night July .10. T he party went to w ithout a doubt th at it can be grown here, the country in hay racks, return Last week C. A. Rartell of P ort ing in the wee sm a’ hours of the m orning, and all reported a most land took possession of the Hotel O iegon d inin g room and kitchen, enjoyable time. and hereafter th a t hostelry will be conducted on the E uropean plan, Notice to Water Consumers Mr. J. T . D onovan retaining the 'h e City W ater Commissioner hotel proper. Mrs. Rartell, is tem ires to call attention to the fact p o ra lly m anaging the tables of t the hours designated for Hotel Oregon, hut Mr. Rartell, ukling law ns are from 5 p. m. who is a traveling salesm an and ! p. m. and m ust be observed, who has m ade this territory for ise violating these rules will eight years, arrived S aturday to e their city w ater supply cut locate perm anently. H e is ac 16-lt quainted w ith all the W estern O re gon knig h ts of the grip, and this F o r S a lk — O ne 2 X inch Stude- is a large asset iu his new u n d er baker wagon two seat. One open tak in g . T h a t Messrs. Donovan buggy one or two horse. Apply to Geo. O. Knowles or Fashion and Bartell will m ake a strong Stables. 16-2-* team there can be no doubt. Mrs. Robert Sutcliffe is suffer in g from bloodpoisoning iu a finger of her rig h t h and caused from the w ound of a splinter. Charles H all has returned from a m o u th ’s sojourn in A rizona. He may return to th a t country after at tending to some business m atters here. Miss Ethel Moore a teacher in the public school in this city last year visited friends here over S u n day. Miss Moore will not teach the com ing year. C ontractor W. F. H art is build- iug a neat five room cottage for Mr. Corcoran on his acre trac t in th e Gowdy addition. Mr. Corcor an is salesm an in the Burkholder- Coniptou store. V. B. Pierce foreman on the Leader for the past two and a h alf vears has accepted a sim ilar posi tion oil the Eugene G uard. Van is a first class w orkm an and has m ade a host of friends here. LOCAL A N D jm O N A L . E lder J. M ark Comer is home from Eugene. Mrs. H. Venske an d family vis ited Eugene last week. Miss Lois Ashby of Salem, is a guest of her friend, Miss Armorel Sutcliffe. Mr. aud Mrs. W m. Stetter of A lbany were over S unday guests of Mr. and Mrs. H . A. Miller. L. A. Ralston, the real estate hustler, spent S aturday iu Eugene, fixing up some ta x m atters for lo cal people. Sam P. Veatch, a high official in W estern railroad meus o rg an i zations, visited with his aged par ents, Mr. aud Mrs. H . C. V eatch of this city S aturday. A merry crowd of Epw orth Leaguers enjoyed a h ay rack ride up to the farm home of E. C. Con ner Friday evening. Refreshments were served and a good tim e re ported. Miss Frankie Dean will arrive iu this city in a few days from Portland to assist her father and brother in the publication of the Leader, she lieing an experienced compositor. H ave Dr. Lowe relieve your eve and head ache with a pair of his correctly fitted glasses, they cost no more than others and you have the benefit of his skill of more th an 20 years experience as an exclu sive eye specialist. HERE’S A DAINTY DISH and a thing of beauty and ;i joy forever. Do not fail to attend our sale of china and crock ery. Splendid offerings in dinner sets and novelties in tableware at about half their value. Bargain prices prevail all this week in every department. Now's tint chance for the thrifty housekeeper, and she’s not likely to miss it. KERR SILSBY HAY MzAKERS E. C. Jones, wife, daughter, Miss M arguerite, and their friend, Mr. Roy Bellows of Roseburg, re turned home from a two weeks va cation at Newport and Mr. Jones is at his post iu the postoffice again feeling 20 years younger« They W c ca n su p p ly y o u w it h th e v e r y report a most enjoyable vacation. b e s t h a r p o o n forks, h a y ca r riers, G. G. W arner is down from his Bohehmia m ining property p itch fo rk s a n d m a n y th in g s needed spending a few days looking after o n th e farm ju st n o w . O ur prices business m atters and putting iu supplies. He is ex h ib itin g from w ill p le a se y o u . his property some fine quartz of a formation heretofore unknow n in Miss N orm a Morrill is dem on this cam p aud only found in the stratin g A rnbalcnc com plexiou co untry’s greatest m iniug camps. beautifier at Benson’s P harm acy T his looks good for Bohemia this week. A 25 cent premium is A well known lies Moines woman given to every lady who purchases after suffering miserably for two ilays a bottle of A rabalene this week on from bowel complaint, was cured by one H ardw are N e a r S . P . D ep o t dose of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ly at Benson’s. and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by T he entertainm ent and ice cream Hensons Pharmacy. social given in the G erm an park T he story of your eye tro u b last Saturday evening by the les when told to our expert school patrons of that district, w as well attended by young people of of years of experience, qualifica th is city regardless of the m any a t tion an d organized standing is at tractions in this city th at evening once fully understood, acted upon A good tim e is reported by all who and you benefit accordingly. Dr. attended. T he receipts of the Lowe the well know n sight speci- evening w ent into the school organ alest who is to be in Cottage Grove n ex t M onday A ug. 14, has had fund. more th an 20 years experience in We employ only such methofls in b u sin e ss'a s make banking institu W. C. Conner, who established his profession. Does nothing else. lions of positive value. Tbe m anagem ent of this institution believes th a t and was fo ra num ber of years pub above everything else, stability and faithfulness are dem anded on tbe part lisher of th e Enterprise, now editor H is business is not m ixture with of a well m anaged bank and upon this basis we invite your patronage. of the Leader at Cottage Grove, anything else. A score of our best rode in on a bicycle last T hursday citizens testify as to his ability. If you would avoid such dread evening and visited for a couple of as Rheum atism and d ay s w ith his sister, Mrs Will diseases •T H U O L D R E L I A B L E ." Lundy. H e also visited Randou B right’s diseases ta k e N y al’sS tone $ and Coquille liefore going out T u es Root Compond with the first hint day. We understand the gentlem an of kidney w eakness. It will put h as aspiration to again enter the you on your feet in a hurry. At journalistic field in this county— the New E ra D rug Store. Drugs And Dff»yjgfljg Sundries M yrtle Point E nterprise. WYNNE S WOODS Û $ The First National Bank I New Era Drug Store DIED. E x tra copies of th e Leader with M c K ib b k n — At the fam ily hom e picture and w rite-up of C ottage in east Cottage Grove, Sunday Grove. Good paper to send to A ugust 6, 1911, Mrs. F'rank Mc- eastern friends. K ibben, aged 46 years. T he in fan t child of deceased died one hour previous to her Smeller for Portland. death. T h e h u sband received an P o rtlan d Jo u rn al: W ith the d e injury to his head some tim e since velopment of several new m ining and is receiving treatm ent in the districts in the Pacific northw est State hospital at Salem for his and from w hich ore has to Ire ship trouble. A d au ghter 11 years old ped by w ay of Portland to the here an d a son of deceased residing sm elter at Tacom a, is bound to in the east are left to m ouru their follow the establishm ent of a sm el loss. Mrs. M cK ibben’s maiden ter in this city, it is said. It is nam e was Rose. F'uneral services pointed out that iu addition to be will be held at the V eatch Chapel ing a valu ab le asset to in d u strial W ednesday at 1 1 a . m, interm ent P ortland, it would mean a big sav in tbe I .O . O, F . cem etery d e ing to shippers of ore. ceased being a member of the Practically all of the ore m ined in Rebekah order and the C hristian Id ah o is shipped to T acom a by church. w ay of Portland and if this ore BORN. could be reduced here it would m ean a saving of about $1 per ton, it is pointed out. T he q u an tity of M cKibben—To the wife of H enry M cKibben A ugust 4, 1911, a 9 ore now being shipped is said to pound dau g h ter. be insignificant com pared to the Buy it now. Now is the time to buy a movement th at will follow the opening up of the central part of bottle of Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It is almost Idaho, where Hill and H arrim an certain to be needed bcfoi* the summer engineers and surveyors are now is over. This remedy has no superior. busy. For sale by Bensons Pharmacy. Prescription work a specialty. Careful and accurate com p ounding of the best drugs procurable. We Carry The Nyal Remedies They are all good an d good for all. Pop-’em-AH, the guarahteed corn salve. Give us a call and be convinced. COTTAGE GROVE. OREGON Pvire Drvigs Produce good results. If you Mc- se,,d your p h y sician ’s prescriptions to us they will be most carefully Cats anil bruises may l>e healed in com pounded and only the purest about one-third the time required by the an d freshest of D rugs will lie used. nsnal treatment by applying Chamher- W e alw ays carry a large supply of W all paper and G avrans. paint at l.-.in s Liniment. It is an antiseptic and causes such injuries to heal without ma turation. This liniment also relieves th a t we can highly recom m end. soreness of the tnnscles and rheumatic In all cases our prices are worthy pains. For sale by Bensons Pharmacy. Patent Medicines of your notice. O ne can of "N o -F ly ,” one spray pum p and a little elliow grease will m ake the cows happy a long time, try it. Sterling Feed Co. Slowly the w hip has been ban ished from the homes and love has tak en its place, thousands of beastly whippings, bearing stripes on the tender b a rk s of children, should have been applied to the h ack s of ignorant and cruel par ents. Benson’s Pharmacy Take Due Notice. D on’t wait until you have a fire before insuring, the expense is ¡light, d o n ’t run the risk. Call up the Express office, Tom j Awbrey will attend to it prom ptly. H ave you tried O lym pic (lour? i O rder a sa ck —it ’s guaranteed.
