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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 8, 1911)
r/iip o r/m v ' Final Days of Umphrey's Die Shoe Sale The people have told us that this w as the greatest sale offer of low shoes they ever attended. Many have bought for the whole family and for the next season. That’s good proof isn’t it? The final end-up is now here. The lots are all broken, the sizes hard to find, still we have lots of shoes left. W e will finish them up so low in price that you will be induced to buy still more i ^ and make these great savings while the opportunity is knocking at your door. You can never expect such a sale again. Buy now while you can at such low prices. Many new customers have been gained in D ry Goods and Groceries from this sale. Give us a chance to prove that our prices are less than elsewhere and we have gained your custom also. W e sell for cash and the price is much LESS. All Ladies Fine Oxfords and Pumps values to $4.00 a pair have been on sale at $1.48 and $1.98 go now for $1.25 your choice. Some of them still as low as 98c. Many of the 98c lot go on the 48c table. T h e M en ’s Oxfords that have been selling for $2.85 all good styles and qualities values $3.50 and $4.00 go for $1.98 a pair, such prices cannot be equaled. take effect Thursday morning. Be early to get your size from these n ew lots. T h e prices W e cannot promise exchanges, and no refunds from now on. D O N ’T D E L A Y IN A T T E N D IN G T H IS G R E A T S A L E UMFHRET D R Y GOODS G R O C E R IE S * ' 4* 40 T W1 ioti l i / - ó t\ 1 /y-*kv\ i / tEbc Cottaflc iSrovc Xca&cr will give the new Leader man agement even a more liberal pat PUBLISHED E V E R Y TUESDAY ronage and extend them a hearty welcome to this city. The retiring W. C. CONNER, - Editor and Manager 1 editor becomes at ouce proprietor Entered at the Cottage ( ‘.rove postoffice of the Coquille Herald, the old es as second class mail matter tablished county seat paper of Coos county, in which county we One y e a r ------ -------- --------- $Lf>0 conducted the Six months__------- ---------- ------ — -75 established and Enterprise at Myrtle Point for three years, and where we have many CHANGE IN LEADER MANAGEMENT staunch friends. However, we With this issue the business and still remain somewhat interested in plant of the Leader is transferred Cottage drove by retaining our to D. F. Dean, of Coquille, and C. Wall street home here, which will O. Dry den, of Portland, who will be occupied and cared for by hereafter publish the Leader under Editor Dean and family. Wish the firm name of Dean & Dryden. ing our successors and the Leader Mr. Dean has ably and success unbounded success and Cottage fully published the Coquille Herald drove and its progressive citizens in the Coos county seat, for. the continued prosperity, we close our past 2.S years and besides being an newspaper work in this city. W. C. CONNKK. able newspaper man is a most ex emplary gentleman. A WARNING TO HUNTERS Mr. Dryden has held a position in a large Portlaud printing es The open season for hunting tablishment since leaving the Co deer as well as a number o f other quille Herald a year ago, and he is animals and game birds, began a first class printer and a very August 1, and State I'orester F. A. genial and obliging young man. Elliott lias bis ear to the ground Both are men of families and will for re|xirts of forest fires started establish homes in this city. A through the carelessness rrf hun son of Mr. Dean, Ray Dean, with ters. Every year a great many his wife and baby, will accompany tires are caused hv s|<ortstneu lea v the family to this city and fotm ing their campfires uiiextinguished, a partnership with A . J. Armstrong and thoughtlessly dropping lig'Jited in the (.rove Studio, he being an matches, cigars and cigarettes as experienced photographer. So in they travel through the forest in the loss of the former Leader fam pursuit of game: ily Cottage ('.rove becomes the It will probably tie news to many uewly adopted home of three fam people of Oregon to learn that the ilies, in this transaction. Forest Fire l.aw, which went into The writer has been connected effect February 24, empowers the with the I.eader more or loss for dovernor to declare a closed season the past 22 years, having learned for the shooting of wild birds and the printers trade in this office, and animals of any kind. The law naturally regrets severing his bus- covering this point is as follows: iness relations with the paper and "Whenever, or wherever, dur the genial and enterprising busi ing an open season for the bunding ness meu of this city, who have always accorded us their loyal sup of any kind of game in this plate, port and liberal patronage. The it shall apjiear to the doverncir up leader has prospered under our on the showing of the State Forres management and is a larger paper ter that by reason of extoeme and has a larger family of readers drought the use of firearms or fire today than ever l>efore in its his tory, and if the patrons of the hv hunters is liable to cause fonest paper and citizens o f Cottage drove fires, hr may, by proclamation. siW' »re alive to their best interests they pend the open season and make It rr '• 'A C ' 1 / y jt v v l a closed season for the shooting of j Building operations in Cottage wild birVls and animals of any kind I drove this; season are_ going to for such time as he may designate, make the usual good showing. There is the 325,000 first national and during the time so designated bank building, the large modern all provisions of law relating to fruit evaporator, a large two story closed seasons for game shall be in addition to the west side public school building, the fine modern force.” “ ft is, of course, not my inten homes of W. It. Cooper and Dr. II. C. Schleef and many commod tion to urge the enforcement of this ious and modern buugalos. Street provision unless it becomes abso improvements are also going on lutely necessary in order to prevent apace. destruction of forest property,” said What has become of the Refer Forester Elliott in commenting up endum petitions providing for in on the above extract. “ Whether voking the recall on the assessor any action is taken depends entire and county court. They should ly upon the behavior of the hunters be placed in some old attic among relics of the past and enshrouded themselves. in cobwebs. In will not be long before the people have an oppor GROW MORE BERRIES. tunity to express their approval or P. I. Rust, who is putting the disapproval of these officers in our regular primary election. finishing touches on a fine modern fruit evaporator in this city in Scio is the center of a move to forms the Leader that he lias never lioost the big eastern mail order seen a locality where all kinds of houses, to save a few cents some berries produce as abundantly as times, to the detriment of the home ! stores, and it is no wonder the here, and especially the Logan town suffers. berry. He thinks, owing to the great demand for the dried Logan- In cleaning the streets of Cor- lierry product, orders for which vallis the dirt is washed to the are comming to him every week, I silt,es aud ,lef'. ‘ 1,ere , .Ile re ,.i‘ ,is . r. , , taken to the sides and immediately that no more profitable investment Citirjet| 0ff could l>e made by the fruit grower and farmers of this community | If the Itootli Kelly Co. should than to set out a good sized Logan decide to change locations, what’s berry patch and do it this fa„ the matter of Cottage Prove? i Mr. Rust says he can use tons of The water supply of several them at a good profitable price to cities has given out, but in Cottage growers. The Logan berry is C.rove it is on full force. coming to the front as an all round j There promises to be reuewed berry. It is palatable for table I activity in the saw mills and tim- use, is a fine berry for canning, ! 1 er camps this fall practically as good as the wild blackberry, and is superior as a' The young'orchards about Cot- tage Grove have made a fitie dried berry. , growth this season. The F eathered World, is the, Hottest July the Willamette.Val- name of a new magazine publish j iey ever had; but don’ t forget the ed in the interest of poultrynieu a t; Cool nights. W alla Walla, Washington. lts| initial number is a very interesting , The shortage in our fruit crop one and contains many illustrations 1 is almost made up in the big berry and ably written articles on this crop. im|K>rtant industry. The rnaga - ~ . zine will be published monthly at; Grain crops about Cottage Grove 40 cents a year. | give promise of an abundant har- - vest The carelessness of camping and ; “ fishing parties is causing untold Getting rested after a vacation is loss in the Oregon forests. one of the sad paradoxes of life. GRIFFIN VEATCH 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 GHOCER.IES G ood Fresh G oods and L o w Prices are the Attractive Fea tures at the W e s t Side G rocery and bring the Trade. G iv e 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 & Brand piano when presented at the store on Saturday’s. vC O T T A G E GROVE LEADER*/*
