Cottage Grove leader., January 16, 1912, Image 7

ADDmomuriQcir
Uttt/e ¿Business Setters
Do you have something to sell or
f
rent, or do you want to buy? Try
a Want Ad—Only 5 ceuls a line.
1
Ced ar posts and shingles for
Fresh oysters cooked any style
sale by Spray & Co.
at Charley's^
We have hard-fed dressed chick­
A big ^eduction sale on wall
ens at the Commission House.
paper now at McGavran’s.
All kinds of Sewing Machine
Riding pony for sale—call • t
Needles at Veatch.s Music Store. Beale’s Harnss shop.
F o r S a l e -— 2 0 Poland China
McGavran is having a w a ll
pigs EC. I.anthrop Phone Farmers
paper reduction sale.
56.
The best hard wheat flour, High
Waterproof shines and dressing
Flight can’t be beat. Only $1.40 for all kinds of leather as well as
per sack at Helliwell’s.
the Suede Shoes.— Leslie Mason at
Hotel Oregon.
We have installed a new Gilbert
A good high grade piano for sale
Hunt Feed Roller. Rolling 10
cents per hundred. Spray & Co. very cheap on easy terms, or will
take some live stock in trade en­
C. A. McDonald, of Vancouver, quire at this office,
B. C., a cousin of Mrs. Somers,
visited at the Doctor’s home a day F o r S a l k —Span of horses, mare,
two studebaker wagons, new bug­
or so last weelc,
gy. Cheap if taken at once. J.
Bad bread makes a bad disposi­
T.
Davies, Cottage Grove, Phone
tion. Use Drifted Snow flour and
fou will always have good bread. 112-J.
We guarantee every sack. Spray
Drifted Snow Flour, the best
A C o .
flour that ever hit town, $1.45 per
Vou don’t have to throw away sack or we will trade 40 pounds
that pair of shoes because they are flour for one bushel wheat. Spray
worn a little. Goft at Cottage
drove Shoe Store, can make them & Co.
good as new.
Pure White
and American
Mashed potatoes are made whiter
and lighter by adding Cleveland’s
Baking Powder before beating.
Try a Alb can from your grocer for
$ 1 . 00 .
Beauty flour is now selling at $1.40
per sack. It is old wheat flour
and every sack is guaranteed. Ster­
ling l'eed Co.
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Music hath
charms, eternal
Just received a car load of justice to disarm: make your pros­
Pheasant Brand, flour made from | pects for future happiness greater
old wheat. Also have a car load
of Pure White, old wheat flour. when you buy a phonograph from
Sterling Feed Co.
24tf Veatch’s Music Store.
Two Bargains Today
Cow E s t r a y e d : —Red muley
cow, white underneath, brand C
40 acres of saw timber, four 7 right ribs, swallow fork left ear,
miles from g o o d R. R. town, X upper and under bit in right ear.
mile to saw mill, part good agricul­ Notify C. H. Haight, Saginaw. 2t
ture laud when cleared. Timber
Sedentary habits, lack of outdoor
alone is worth twice what it can be
bought for. Owner must sell, and exercise, insufficient mastication
of food, constipation, a torpid liv*
just now offers a snap.
.40 acres of river bottom laud, er worry and anxiety, are the most
over 20 acres of which is first-clrss common causes of stomach tronb-
truck land, close to school and les.'Correct your habits and take
R. R., on good public road, one of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
the best bargains of its kind in Tablets and you will soon be well
again. F'or sale by Benson’s Phar­
the [country.
macy.
See Chas. T. Wilkinson.
Wood for Sale.
WOOD FDR SALE
If you want good dry fir wood
I can supply you with all kinds
free from large knots, order from
of
wood. Can fill orders promptly,
L. Chitwood & Sons.
Phone
24tf and guarntee satisfaction. Davies
o. 20x7.
Wood yard, phone 112-J.
For Sale.
Take Due Notice.
Registered Angora Billy goats,
Cotswold Bucks and Duroc Jersey
Don’t wait until you have a fire
hogs.
before insuring, the expense is
C u r t i s V e a t c t.
light, don’t run the risk.
FOR SERVICE
Call up the Express office, Tom
Thoroughbred Red Durham Bull. Awbrey will attend to it promptly.
ft:
Fee $1.50. Impure of Win. Banim-
Don’t forget the stock reducing
sale on wall paper at McGavran’s.
The Question of Calendars
for 1913 is up to the business men of the town at this
early date and many beautiful designs are being
shown, but the most attractive ones we have seen are
being shown by Armstrong & Dean, the photograph­
ers. They are offering designs prepared by the
largest Novelties House in America and they are
beauties of themselves, but the most attractive
feature from an advertising standpoint is that the
pictures are local views made at home and are much
more desirable than lithographs of unhnowu places.
This firm offers to furnish any view that may be de­
sired that can be secured within any reasonable dis­
tance from town and this with the quality of the
samples shown has secured for them several large
orders. If you want calendars that are unique and
worth while see
ARMSTRONG & DEAN
PHOTOGRAPHERS
NORTH FOURTH ST., PHONE 16
Lime and Cement at Spray &
Co’s.
Miss lua Johnson went to Rose-
burg Friday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Rouse, for a few days.
Hear the Victrola and the Am
berola, at Veatch’s Music Store.
Elmer Spencer, the real estate
man, had business up at Latham
Friday,
B o r n —In Cottage Grove, Ore­
gon, January 11, 1°12, to Mr. and
Mrs. Alleu E. Williams a sou.
Ben. Biughau of Iuigene, visited
his sister, Mrs. D. Greggs of
Cottage Grove last week, returning
Wednesday.
Fresh Oysters cooked in any
tyle at Charley’s
I.. D. Woodruff is home again
after enjoying a visit of several
days with his daughter, Mrs. Oster-
houdt. of Eugene.
W heu in Cottage Grove stop at
the Cottage Hotel—The Applegate
House, Mrs. Holland, manager.
Rooms kept clean and neat. All
home cooking by white help only.
Notice of Final Settlement.
THE ENGLISHMAN’S BATH.
Nat So Vory Long Ago It Woo on U n ­
know n In stitu tio n .
W e b o ast o u rselv es a clean ly people
and a r e a p t to scorn th e fo re ig n e r w ho
d o es n o t d a lly p erfo rin tb e ritu a l of
th e tu b . Yet, th e B ritish M edical J o u r ­
nal p o in ts o u t, It Is n o t so tong ago sin ce
w e h a d tb e re p u ta tio n o f being a n e x ­
cep tio n ally d irty people. In tb e y e a r
1800 th e re w as n o t a sin g le p riv a te
bouae In L ondon pro v id ed w ith a bo th
room .
A w itn ess s ta te d b efo re th e h e a lth
com m issio n a b o u t tb e m id d le of th e
la s t c e n tu ry th a t th e only tw o o cca­
sio n s on w h ich one o f tb e lab o rin g
cla sse s w a s w ash ed all o v er w a s Im ­
m ed iately a f te r b irth a n d a f te r d e a th .
E v en a t ttie p re se n t d a y o u r c o n te m ­
p o ra ry d o u b ts If d ir tie r people could
b e found a u y w b e re lu tb e w o rld th a n
a m o n g o u r lo w er classes. "A F re n ch
w o rk m an w ould be a sh a m e d to w e a r
tb e clo th es In w h ich th e B ritish la b o r­
e r goes to h is dnlly w ork. T h e re Is
n o th in g t h a t tr a m p s w h o ap p ly a t
w o rk h o u ses th in k a m o re b ru ta l ty rau -
n y th a n th e en fo rc ed b a th .”
In th e m id d le ages, w e a re rem in d ed
Our d ir t a n d sq u a lo r w ere th e th em e
•of co m m en t by fo reig n v isito rs. T h re e
c e n tu rie s a g o w h a t m o st s tru c k a P or
tu g u e s e tra v e le r in E n g la n d w a s th e
f a c t th a t th e E n g lish g iu tr y n ev er
w ash ed . E ra s m u s 1ms left a p ictu re
o f th e d irt th a t p rev ailed In th e houses
o f noblem en.
It Is n o t difficult fro m th is to Im agine
w h a t th e s ta te o f th in g s m u st h av e
b een a m o n g th e p o o rer < hisses. A t one
tim e txith m en a n d w om eu w ho w ere
c a re fu l of th e ir com p lex io n s clean ed
th e ir fa c e s w ith n d r y w h ite linen
cloth , b ecau se It w a s b elieved th a t
w a sh in g th e fa c e w ith w a te r m ad e It
m o re su sc e p tib le to (o ld in w in te r an d
to ta n lu su m m er. T h e sto ry o f I.ad y
M ary W o rtlcy Monti’: u 's h an d s Is too
w ell k n o w n to be rc; caied . Jo h n so n
said he h a d no p assion fo r clean linen,
a n d ev en th e fine g en tlem en o f Ills day
w e re f a r fro m scru p u lo u sly d e a n In
th e ir iiersons. -W e s tm in s te r G azette.
Wop a couch before It
develops s o m e t h i n g more
serious.
B a l l a r d ’s
H o re h o u n d
S y ru p
la Tl»c R eivrdT T h a t
W ee» t h e W o r k .
I t r e lie v e s co u g h in g ? im m c d l*
I a t e ly ,
c a s e » s o r e n e s s in th e
lu n g s ,
lo o se n s
p h le g m
and
c le a r s th e b r o n c h ia l t u b e s .
It
is a fin e f a m il y r e m e d y , p ic a s -
a n t t o t a k e fa«d g o o d f o r c h l i -
I d r e n a n d a d u lt s .
P r ic e 25c, *$Oe n d
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K sU te of F lo re n ce V iola D en n is, d e­
ceased.
N otice is h ereb y g iv e n th a t L illie A.
I Crow, a d m in is tra trix of th e e s ta te of
! F lo re n ce V iola D ennis, deceased, has
filed h e r final rep o rt as su ch a d m in is tra ­
trix , an d th a t T u esd ay th e 2 nd d ay of
Ja n u a ry , 1912. at ten o ’clock in th e fore­
noon h as been se t by th e co u n ty c o u rt
| in a n d fo r L an e co u n ty , a s th e tim e for
! h e a rin g o b jectio n s th e re to an d for th e
■ final se ttle m e n t of said estate.
I A. E. W h k k l k r , At- L ii . u k a . C how
i to rn e y for estate.
A dm x.
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B u y t h e 11.00 s iz e . I t c o n t a i n s I
I fiv e t im e s a s m u c h a s t h e 2 5 c |
I s iz e , a n d y o u g e t w it h e a c h b o t -
I t ie a D r. H e r r ic k 's R e d P e p p e r j
P o ro u s P la ste r fo r th e ch est.
S w e e p in g O i f
A Bad Habit
J a m e sF .B a lla r d .P r o p . S t.L o u is,M o . I
S te p h e n s
Eye Salve Cures Sore
Eyes.
ItPAwOPCCOliWCNOtOD'»!
HENSON’S PHARMACY.
N O T IC E O F
F IN A L ACCOUNT.
N otice is h ereb y g iv e n th a t th e u n d e r­
sig n ed has filed h is final a c c o u n t as
ex ecu to r of th e la s t w ill a n d te sta m e n t
of T hom as Bowers, deceased, w ith th e
C ounty C oprt, of L ane C o u n ty , O reg o n
for se ttlem en t, an il th a t F rid a y , th e
12th, day of Ja n u a ry , 1912, a t 2 o ’clock
p. m. has been d u ly a p p o in ted by said
C ourt for th e se ttle m e n t th e re o f, a t
Don’t forget the Cottage' Grove
w hich tim e an y p erso n in te re s te d in
said estate m ay a p p ear a n d file h is e x ­ is b e tte r th a n S W E A R IN G AT
Cleaning Works when yovf are in
ceptions, in w ritin g , to said acco u n t an d ' b u sin e ss.
need of some clothes cleaned or
F or exam ple, if you aro
co n test th e sam e. D ated th is 5th day j u sing ch eap looking sta tio n e ry , now ia
some dying done. All-work is guar­
of Decem ber, 1911.
th e tim e to sw ear off on It.
anteed if we spoil any clothe« we
SOLO M ON B O W E R S!
pay for them.
Begin the year right by
E x ecu to r of th e la s t W ill a n d T e sta m e n t 1
RATING THE GIRLS.
of T hom as Bowers, deceased.
telling us to print some
A. F. Edwards, of Springfield',
T erm s Y oung N avel O 'F c s rt Uss In J. C. Jo h n so n
made Cottage Grove a business
handsome Letter Heads,
Fixing Fem inino Beauty.
A tto rn ey for E x e c u to r
visit last Friday. Mr. Edwards is T h e y o u n g e r officers In th e n av y , and
Billheads, Statements,
agent for the Schug Electric Co. th e g a lla n t y o u n g m id sh ip m en esp ecial­
etc., for you.
ly, h a v e a m e th o d o f th e ir ow n f o r re­
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of Detroit. He has installed sev­ c o rd in g fe m in in e b e a u ty , a n d th e y u se
Thoy will BE ch eap , b u t th e y w on’t
SU M M O N S.
eral small plants in die valley It on m a n y o ccasions. T h is Is a s y s ­
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which have given good satisfaction
a v isito r b y a slid in g sc ale fro m 2.5
gon, for L ane C ounty.
turned out by that company.
to 4. w h ich U th e sy s te m o f m a rk in g T h o m a s E. O ’L e a r y ,Ì
al acad e m y .
P lain tiff I
Every family h:as need of a good, a t O th ne e p N a av
rtic u la rly a ttrac tiv e g irl w as
vs.
reliable linimenfl. For sprains, w alk in g alo n g th e d e c k o f one o f U n d e B ertha O ’Leary,
D efen d an t.
bruises, soreness of the muscles S am ’s Idg w a rsh ip s o n u d a y w hen it
USE O F
w as open to v isito rs when sh e o v e r­
T o B ertha O ’L eary, th e ab o v e n am ed
and rheumatic pains there is none h e a rd tw o m id sh ip m en say :
d efen d an t; in th e nam e
th e .State of
better than Chamberlain’t>. Sold
“I ’ll g iv e h e r a ¡1.5. a n y w a y . She
O regon; You are h ereb y su m m o n ed an d
com es n e a r e r to a 4 th a n a n y th in g I'v e
by Beusou Pharmacy.
re q u ire d to lie a n d ap p ear in th e a lx n e
seen y et.”
Martin Anderson of this rirty is O f (o u rs o sh e did uot n u V rsta n d e n title d court, an d cause, a n d an sw er th e
o m p la in t of th e p lain tiff h e re in w ith in
home again after a visit o f ihree w h a t th is c o n v e rsa tio n w as a b o u t. If c six
w eeks from th e d ate of th e first p ub­
sh e h a d sh e w o uld h av e felt rig h tfu lly
weeks in California having spent flatte red , a s a ¡1.5 Is a n ext clie n t m ark licatio n o f th is sum m ons, w h ic h said
the holidays with a sister in B. irke- a n d o n e r a r e 'y given.
first d a te is th e 28th day of N ov., 1911,
A 2.5 m e a n s passable. T h a t Is th e a n d if you fail to an sw er said co m p lain t
ley and in San Francisco takang low
est m a rk th a t w ill | i- s a t th e a :::d
in the sights. He tells us that .he em y. I f a g >i Is a ttr a c tiv e an .i Jolty, w ith in said tim e, th e p la in tiff will ap p ly
to said co u rt for th e relief p ra y e d fo r in
saw some cool weather while the**', b u t w ith o u t c.ny p a r th u la r ty strik in g said co m p lain t n am ely for a decree
b e a u ty , she 1; p u t d a w n a s a 2.5.
having frosted several nights dur­
B e fo re a t i l l can lie rp u k eu o f n s d e ­ from said co u rt d isso lv in g th e bonds of
ing his visit in the orange section!. se rv in g o f a 5 sh e m u st l e very p re tty m a trim o n y now e x is tin g betw een p la in ­
indeed. T o t a l i t 2.5 h e r b e au ty m u st tiff a n d d efen d an t, for th e ftitu re care
A bargain in Timber for sale o i l be s tr ik in g It l i s 'l 'o i n an y g irl, no $nd cu sto d y of said m in o r c h ild re n , an d
trade 40 acres, an estimate of*j m a tte r li w b .-a'ltlfu l or a ttra c tiv e , fo r such o th e r a n d f u rth e r relief as to
1000000 feet of saw timber, X m e rits a 4. T h 'i is th e p e rfe c t m ark . th e co u rt m ay seem eq u ita b le an d ju st.
mile to sawmill, some good tillable, Che v ery l e s t th a t ca n lie o b ta in e d It
FOR PARTICULARS WRITS
T h is su m m o n s is serv ed u p o n you by
soil when cleared, living water is seldom r 1. .-'. 1 1 y m id sh ip m en to m ore p u b licatio n in th e C ottag e G ro v e, LEAD­
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ElKHTH AND PINE.
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ST. LOUIS, MO.
t° trade. See or write Chas. T. t h e n a y y ,—N ew Y ork H erald.
p u b lish ed a t C ottage G ro v e L an e co u n ty , j
Wilkinson.
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once
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six
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I). Reed was in from the farm k A lw ay s p a v e a gl> > m ed icin e drop- co n secu tiv e w eeks, by o rd e r of th e H on. |
p<V a n d o L tie o f ro se w a te r In th e
Wednesday of last week and made nut tk iuc c h e s t a n d in y o u r tra v e lin g H elnius W. T hom pson C o u n ty Ju d g e of
AM BITION TA LK S
L ane C ounty, O reg o n . S aid o rd e r b ein g
S ix ty o f these now fa m o u s article»
us a pleasanr call. He informs ¡big; T h e n w hen you y et a fo reig n m ade an d e n te re d th is th e 25th, day of
b o u n d in b o o k f o r m -
p a s te b o a r d . c o v e r s — 64
us that the patent upon the caster Mod} in y o u r ey e y o u "111 5c sin n e d N ovem ber, 28tli 1911.
p a g e s , w i t h a n i n s p i r in g
i d isc o m fo rt if th e fol
m o n e y -m a k in g
su g g est
and bracket with which the com­ i 1 i m t i c t x l q 'S e 'c iu r am
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t lo n o n e a c h p a g e .
sim p le u i..I I n t n u lc s s m e t li
M ailed prepaid, 25c.
C. M. K issin g er
mon rocker is quickly ch anged in­ c i l lil p u r ed P u t in to th e m ed icin e
B u sin ess P u b lis h in g Co«
L. R. Kd m tin son.
to a very convenient invalid’ s d p;i;A r s ’ , d ro p s o f th e r ■- w n te r
8th and Pina St«..
S t. Loula. Mo.
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A tty ’s for p laintiff.
X- ail A w n th e lo w er lid and u .it th e
chair, baal been granted him by 1 gj Lvli *>u t ’ .‘ s:r. !■’< e uf th e In ju re d
the l ’. S. patent office, upon which
^ _ T v t e r th e ro se w a te r h as been in
the old gentleman is to be congrat­ t i f e *rr<+ fm* a fe u se--onda use th e
fct. età 'L u r.n d ro p p e r to su k out
ulated, and we sincerely hope that cl
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he may succeed well in disposing e o i l ^ ^ i t k iît-'jiiü tiü iiu l M agazine. N
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kebelbeck
and Mr. and Mrs. John Kebelbeck
are home again after attendance at
the wedding of George HI. Kebel­
beck and Miss Ila Pearl Ream,
at Waterville on the 8th 3nst.
'ty p e w r ite r
LEARN TO BE A
STENOGRAPHER
BOOKKEEPER
SALESMAN
BROWN’S HOME STUDY SCHOOL
of the. Patent right, either through
’D iplom atic.
sole or on the royalty plan as he
A t ttbPA ltm e th a t ,1 ,i;.,tle»,/'k II. 0**41 to
itnay elect, as this is a meritorious EUp fv U li\b
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device and should be in many c e rn a v d e tà o f /them one d* y , **Wb:it
you w ere tim kl ni? of
homes where invalids are forced wouldVyOti^fliO If yo
Prua*
to get along with coutrivences not E v e r j W 1^ * 1 \tr ie d a fla tte rin g and
nearly so convenient, and, in many jv ittv vcJk'tnAei-X W hen th e M a r ails
ire.
cases costing many times over <ftArgen?*-V u r u (lim e he said
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what a set of those casters would » t u r i o n i en d a ■agliIrei a sm a ll pro v in my
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A piece of flannel dampened In IBranceC
with Chamberlain’s Liniment and
A n A g g rav atio n .
bound on to the affected parts is e - i VvisbY W l d M r. O fo w c h e r. " th a t
«rim i f l i r t t-ore th a t p h rase.
supe rior to any plaster. Wheu Mtr. ¿ l Jfcibber
U t o m atk t a lungiirtiory sh o rt.’ ”
troribled with lame back or pains
in the side or chest give it a trial h t i i I n v a ria b le ) serv e» m erely to m ak e
*; to ry t h a t (m an y avoid* lo n g e r.” —
arid you are certaiu to be more than { P--
t o o t a n c S p o ta * m .:n -IU -V J e w .
pleased with the prompt relief
H u t i a n Face*.
v/hich it affords. Sold by Benson’s
T>r»r.dfultilmltM a r e se t In n nati
a tu r e to
Pharmacy.
T ro th
!be p o w « -sV > f d is i u m u latio n .
American
made, stem wind watch beautifully
desined cat*, factory-tested, guar­
anteed for 5 years. For selling
20 package of our highgrade Art
Post Carte at IQ cents a packet.
Order 20 packages today, when
sold send us the $2.00 and we will
positively send you the watch free.
Pacific Mfjj. Co. 705-1 st Ave.
Seattle.
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KNOWLES
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365 BARGAIN DAYS
In A Y ear
|u s t as much
for y o u r m oney on
as on S a tu rd a y .
B w to n .
M onday
Shelf H a rd w a re and H ouse Furnishings
New and Second H and
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