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c N. R. Shaw registered at the Mrs. Lizzie Churchill went to Oregon from Boise, Idaho. Roseburg last week to reside. Items of Local Interest. Make the youngsters happy— Dr. Oglesby had busiuess which Buy them a pair of gold fish at the called him to the country seat on MeVsou shop. Friday. The Jubilee Singers at the Ar W . C. Billings of Hotel Oregon Jam es Sears of Cottage Grove, cade a week from to-night. returned Thursday from a business •♦is. f visited Mrs. G. F . Sears, of Cres- Room for rent— would consider trip to Eugene. $ Methodist Church next Sun* well, last Tuesday. boarder. Inquire at this office. B o r n — At Divide, Oregon, ^ day evening at 7:30, Robert Dr. Robbins has his office at his Mrs. Lew A. Cates is enjoying a January 15, 1912, to Mr. and Mrs i Sutcliffe answers thisquestion: residence on fifth street three doors visit from her brother, 1). T . Craig Fred T . Sbeibner, a son. J ‘-Which Church is the Church south of the postoffice— Phone of Grants Pass. of Christ?” F . B. Phillips of this city, had $ 131-R.* A young lady with good refer business in Eugene Tuesday of last ¡jj Violin solo by Geo. E. Wood. nees wants^work. Inquire at this j Mrs. Emilia Brown, of this city, Large chorus choir. f week. visited her daughter, Mrs. Jas. E. office. # u v. v v v *, v *i v *■ v-^-v » • Don’t forget t he Commission I Tuttle of Eugene last week, re- The best hard wheat flour, High „ ........ , i . , j, house when you want something j turning Taesday. Flight can ’t be beat. Ouly » 1 .4 0 1 ’ * F or S a l e .— Only nine more ,, ,,. good to eat. per sack at llelltwell s. choice Poland China pigs. Phone 1 The postoffice at Cre swell be Fine poultry—thoroughbreds fori W . G . Hale was in from the Farm er 156. Ii. C. Lathrop. came a presidential office January breeding purposes or the best table Condon section Saturday and made S. Bucham was in from Silk first with the salary of the post use— at The Commission House. ° « r office a pleasant call while in creek Monday and bought a nice master fixed at $1000 per annum. town. single harness at the shop of C. A. P. Churchill was down from VV. S. Martin, of Silver Lake, D. J . Scholl, the jeweler, has Beals. the mines las! week and made a who had been here for a couple of gone to Hubbard where lie will vis trip to Eugene while down. BokN. — In Cottage Grove Ja n weeks or more visiting his uucle, it bis parents, after which he goes Mrs. M. C. McGee of this city, uary 16, 1912, at the home of Mr. N. A. Martin, returned home early to Portland on business. lie will They enjoved a trip anil daughter-in-law, Mrs. C- aud Mrs. Orperd, parents of the last week be absent a week while Mr. Orr to Mr. and Mrs. . over into the Siuslaw country where new mother. K. McGee of Yamhill, who is visit- j ^ ^ |he busiuess Chas Cochran, of Eugene, a fine they visited their friend J. W . Doak. ing her, made our office a pleasant. Mrs. G. II. Tyson went to Ku call Monday. baby girl. W illiam’s Famous Jubilee Singers gene Saturday to return the visit Mrs. Anna Hess, of Roseburg, Levi Geer, proprietor of the at h,e Arcade, Jan . 30th. This is , . . . . - _ ...| I of her brother, John Hampton, and who had been visiting here with , . . . hotel at the Calapooya mineral . last appearance of this corn- . . .r i \. - j i „ ! daughter, of that city, who visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Miller,! * ’ springs at London, was in to see pany. Entire change of program, , , f i, i i . her the Sunday before, and her friend, Mrs. Hold, return- J us Saturday and got some nice Only a few "seats left. Reserved ed home today. Kinks taken out of your cross- calendars which had been prepar- seats at the W ave 50 and 75 cents, A . B. Wood, manager of the ! cut saws- All kinds of saws ham- ed for him at this office. Get them now. 2tf Oregon and Southeastern, returned \ mered- a " d for a limited time will Friday evening from the county ! do Kumming and fitting at Millers seat where he has been in attend- Machine Shop. E . C. Rowland. 1 atice at court in connection with D. T . Craig, of Grants Pas*, the trial of the American Trust Co. visited his sister and brother-in- against the O & S. K. law, Mr. and Mrs. Lou A. Cates The vaudeville at the Arcade their new home near this city now Saturday night proved a dis styled as Gladys Peach ranch, appointment to the crowd. There several days lately. REMEMBER! have several appeared here lately with good recommendations from cities toward Portland who have not been up to the standard. The Arcade is not slow to turn these down as soon as they are found out. Scroggs Waterproof Leather Dressing contains seven of the best known leather preservers. Gives a fine finish. Does not gum or stick. Will not soil hands or gloves. Price 25 and 50 ceuts a box. Or der of J . B. Scroggs, Eugene. Judge L- T . Harris came up i F or S a l e — at a bargain— in Mouday and held court, exam ina Saginaw, centrally located, 2 acre tion witnesses etc, in a coutrover. age properties, each with dwelling, sy between C. II. Burkholder, the barn, good outhouses aud excel Cottage Grove Manufacturing Co. lent garden grouud, well fenced. and the O. & S. K. Railroad Co. Each ideal for a home, chicken The contention is over a small ranch or berry culture. Price piece of ground along side of the $400, for the 2, absolutely net. Manufacturing Co s s.ish and door Known as the Wiscarson and Con factory near the S. P. depot. The cord places respectively. Inquire decision will be given out late. at this office. The Record, published at Marsh- The Kansas’ club will bold their field is urging the people of Coosj annual midwinter picnic in the W . county to be ready with a county O. W. hall in this city on Monday, exhibit at the opening of the January 29th, where the day will Panama-Pacific Exposition to be spent by the members. An be held early in 1915 at San interesting program has been pre Francisco. Coos county had a pared which will furnish the prin building of its own and a very cipal part of the entertainment. creditable exhibit at the Lewis and All members are urged to be pres Clark exposition at Portland, and ent early with their baskets and is capable of making a good show-1 prepared to spend the day. A gen ing. j eral good time is expected. C CLEARANCE SALE I .ON... MEN’S AND BOYS’ MACKINAWS, DECK COATS ...A N D ... BLANKER LINED OVERALLS. $ 2 .0 0 value Blanket-lined Over alls for $1.25 $ 1 .5 0 value Mackinaws for $3.95 Men’s Duck Coats, blanket- lined marked down from $2.25 to $1.65 Hoys’ Duck Coats, blanket- lined $ 1 .7 5 value for onlv 98c L U R C H ’S t*r4r+r+-! 4.3-4.-,4.-14.4r4.r4v4.-f 4.- UMPHREY & MACKIN * The Cash Economy Store Underwear Cleanup Sale You will tìnti all winter underwear a t this store is marked down a t prices th at will induce you to buy. This sacrifice sale of the best in underwear is for no other purpose than to clean up winter goods in preparation for the spring season. Early shop pers will had the best choice. Ladies White Wool Union suits $1 .S3 Ladies Grey Wool Union suits $1.48 Ladies while or gray wool garments, single piece 63c to 83c Ladies cotton single piece garments. liaeh 37c to 43c Underwear for Children 10c up. Men’s Lam b’s wool single piece underwear. I-'ach $1.23. Men’s ribbed wool single pieee underwear. Each 83 ceuts. Men’s fleeced cotton rib bed union suits. Each 83 cents. Men’s fleeced cotton single piece underwear. E ach 37 ceuts. WILLIAMS’ ...JUBILEE SINGERS... » AT ARCADE THEATRE TUESDAY NIGHT, JANUARY 30th C ALL and sec our 10, 15 and 25 cent assortm ent ot dishes just arrived. Only A Few Seats Left. .... G ET B U SY .... Reserved Seats = 50=75 Cents Mrs. J . S. Medley visited several days in Eugene last week, having accompanied her husband to the courty seat as he went to attend court. B. S. Swengal, the hardware man, left yesterday afternoon for Portland where he will visit with Mrs. Swengal and friends for a few days. W a n t e d — Secondhand cook- stove and some chairs. Will pay good price for same. Inquire at the Bellingham Second-hand Store, Golden Rule building. F or S a l e —A fine two story 7 room residence on Wall St. Stiict- ly modern, cabinet kitchen, cnina closet, etc. Almost new. Base ment, cement walk, size of lot 60x243. A bargain if sold soon only $ 2 ,(XX). Inquire of W. F . Hart. George O. Bassett who has for some time been superintendant of the J , I. Lumber Co’s mill at Diss- ton, has severed his connection with that company, and last week with his family left for Newberg where be will take charge of the Chas. K. Spaulding Lumber Co’s plant at that place. Mr. Bassett is a thorough lumberman and fully competant and capable man for the place. The fatu ily have manv friends here who are sorry to see them go and wish them success in their choice of a new home. M a r x ie d — In Eugene, January 23, 1912, at the home of B. F . Crum. Dennis Cooter of Cottage Grove and Arabell Leonard of Coberg, two well aud favorably known young people of this sec tion of the state who have a wide circle of friends and well wishers. During one of his regular trips The ceremony was performed by to Creswell last week Mr. Arm- ] County Judge A. W . Thompson strong, the photographer, took p ic assisted by Mr. Mattman, first tures of the new stores just opened leader of the Christian Scientist at that place by J. E . Thomas, a t-hurch. prominent furniture dealer. These How to cure a cold is a question stores, we are informed, are a cred- : jn which many are interested just it to the proprietor aud the t o w n ,llow Chamberlain’s Cough Rente- one lieing a well fitted up and su p -; j y i,.,,, wf)n ¡ls yrea( reputation plied furniture store equal to what and immense sale by its rem ark one would expect to see in a town able cure of colds. It can alway® five times the size of Creswell, and be depended upon. For sale by the otner a ten-cent store,, a large Benson’s Pharm acy. and handsomely fitted up room filled to overflowing with articles sold for a dime— no more, no less— [ Stock, Fruit. Timber Ranch in which one may secure b argain s’ For sale, ISO acres two mites that surprise all. from Cottage Drove, -’5 acres west slope easily prepared for orchard, !| W A N TED Steady employment as clerk in store or work of any kind. References furnished' L. C. H., Box 594, Cottage Grove. 25 acres fine piling and mining timber, balance pasture. Only $15 per acre, $750 down, balance on time. If interested apply to P. O. Box 455 Cottage Grove. Oregon There is very little $15 per acre land remaining near Cottage Grove and this snap will not re main open long. 37-tf Exceptional Values KERR $ SILSBY HOHL BROS. General Blacksmiths, Wood-Workers & Carriage Builders / Some nail a Horse Shoe on their door, For better or for worse; We take a Horse Shoe, dress it np, And fit it on your horse. We keep in touch with the wheel of progress, We analyze both sl\aft and bolt, And we can take the Ilofce Shoe of “Old Dobbins," And make it over for the colt. P h o n e 108-R^. Cottage Grove James H. Hawley, N. W . White, O. Veatch, H. Eakin, „ # and T. C. Wheeler, Directors of the First National 1 Bank, respectfully solicit your banking business. For Safety and Service, None Better | jfirst national Bank Capital and Surplus $ 50,000.00 And Growing Larger
