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Salt at ca r load prices. Phone 162, J. F. Spray. Mr. Estes w as in from b o ran e the last of the week. Dr. Robbins has his office at his residence on fifth street three doors south of the postoffice.— Phone 131-R. W indow shades an d extention curtain rods a specially at the Bel lingham Second-hand store. Nice line just received. I have it— I h av e just unloaded a car of that celebrated W aldo Hill flour. It is as good as there is in tow n. I g u aran tee every sack. $1.25 per sack. T ry a sack. Phone ! 162, J . F . Spray. W . L. W iscarso n was in from Mosby creek on T h u rsd ay . George Sioppels is com pleting a neat cottage on east Main stre e t J. V*, Stew art is home from H ar risburg, he being a member of the S. P. bridge crew w orking for some tim e at th at place. B a r g a i n s — T h e Bellingham Sec ondhand Store is the right p lace to buy or sell. In Golden Rule G ro cery building. H ear the Iuside Player P iano at Karl Hill went to Eugene yes V eateh’s Music Store. terday. Geo. P. Miller of Divide, was in Dr- M cPherson w ent to Eugene town M ouday. yesterday. G, 11. Dyer took a run down to O ak grub wood at $2.00 per tier. Phone 162, J. F. Spray. Eugene yesterday. Attorney J . C. Johnson w ent to All kinds of Sewing M achine Needles at V eatch.s Music Store Eugene on business yesterday. D on’t forget t he Commission John Aster took the eleven For Sale o ’clock train for Portlaud yester house when you w ant som ething A p ain less Cancer Cure. Call good to eat. day. on or address. Chas. Law rence, of Com stock, M r*. J. VI. J e w e ll Miss R uth Helliwell, of Yon- C o lla g e G r o v e , O r e g o n was a Cottage G rove visitor oil ealla, visited E. E . H elliwell a n d • •■ '»♦‘.'vswfl.w-e.'WA.'w lews, is# Saturday. fam ily in this city last week. G . W. Sanderson, of l.oratie, y Methodist C hurch n ex t S u n W hen in town d o n ’t forget to F or S a le — 2 good w indm ill ^ day evening at 7:30, Robert look for the word "B ellin g h am ” deepwell pum ps at a b arg ain . Call was in town W ednesday. C. E. Boatman of N ew berg, was if Sutcliffe answ ers th isq u estio u : on the window. at the Bellingham 2nd-haud store. Is the Church of Today Super a guest at Hotel Oregon the latter i Alf W alker, of Eugene, retu rn B o r n .— In C ottage Grove, O re ior to the Church of Yesterday ’’ part of the week. ed home yesterday m orning after a gon, Ja n u ary 23, 1912, to Mr. and Music by O rchestra and R. E. M ullaney, claim agent of y visit in Cottage Grove. Mrs. George E. Stanley, a d au g b Choir. the Southern Pacific, registered at Joe Shields aud famiiy left last ter. • « r v t v e v'.» 41.« v. 1. ► the Oregon S atu rd ay . T h ursday for eastern Colorado to F or S a l e .—O nly nine m ore Jo h n Sechrist from Abelitte, m ake their home in the future. J. Miller, a recent arrival from choice Poland C h in a pigs. Phone K ansas, is a late arrival here and O rchard N ebraska, registered at T he word "B ellin g h am ” on a Farm er 156. E. C. I.atbrop is looking about the country with Hotel Oregon the last of the week. window when properly translated We u nderstand he is looking for a Mrs. N. W. D rake, of this city, a view to locating. m eans it is the right place to buy left W ednesday for Philom ath, J . Itoualdson, of N orfolk, N e suitable location. or sell. A. B. Donaldson of Rrving, E . (). Howe, of Coquille, passed where she goes to visit her daugli- braska, is ta k in g in Cottage Grove aud surrounding country. W e hope N ebraska, is in this vicinity look through S aturday on his way to ter, Mrs. H attie Schafer. he m ay find a suitable location aud ing the country. H e will certainly Eugene to see Ins daughters, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. C urtis V eatch who conclude to rem ain with us. see some difference between the Buell and Miss Beryl. live near this city, w ent to A lbany winter here and th at of the place O rrin Bennett, of near Eugène, Flour! Flour! Flour! Direct last week. T hev w ent to look after from the car to the consumer. T hat a farm which they own in Linn m ade C ottage G rove a visit of a from w hich he comes. Miss C. A. W hitney, of O ak is the reason I can sell vou better I county and were absent a few days. couple of days last week in the interest of his candidacy for couu land, California, spent a couple of flour for less 1110 :ev. Ask about John Addison aud daughter, ty com m issioner. Mr. Bennett days in th is city in the interest of it. Cut the cost of living. Phone Mrs. George Snyder of Lorane, re stan d s "F o r System atic Road j equal suffrage- She is m ak in g ar- 162, J. F. Spray. turned T hursday from E ugene B uilding aud Econom ic Distribu- rangem ents for a good strong com- If your violin or other in stru where they h ad been to see their tio u s .” paign before the n ex t election. ment does not sound just right, d aughters and sisters, Mrs. Fred Mrs. Jennie H ayes, a m em ber C apt. B. K. Lawson who went take it to Prof. Geo. K Wood, the , W inter and Mrs. T ra p p of th at city. of the for-e at H otel Oregon, has ; to P ortland last week to tak e the Bellingham 2nd- violin m aker, I 1 Phillip ■■■mi* n Hohl, u m , the m e m echanic, received the sad inteligence of the | exam ination for promotion to hand store. m ade a trip to Portland an d Ore- d eath of her sou, Fred Hayes, lieutenant-colonel was successful, T he newly remodled confection- gon City last T hursday, while at w hich occurred at a hospital in having passed very highly in the ery being conducted by Messrs, the city he purchased a billiard N ew O rleans. T h e gentlem an h ad exam ination. O ut of 60 questions Ilohl and Chappelle is now p utting aud a pool table for the newly ju st reached his m ajority and no he answered all b ut three entirely out a fine grade of Soda w ater fitted up confecti onery and pool p articu lars as to th e cause of death ! satisfactorily, and those in part, bottled by them. room conducted by W ill Hohl and w as given. ¡So now it is Lieutenant-C olonel B. S. Sweugel, thg hardw are M arion Chappelle. C lint Stew art of this city w ho | Lawson, if you please, m an, is back from a w eek’s visit; County Surveyor C harles Collier h as been appointed fruit inspector T he W oodm en of th e W orld and in P ortland with Mrs. Sweugel of E ugene an d J. T . D onaldson for th is section, h as been around j K nights of P y th ias hold a joint and friends. Mrs. S. will soon and Bruno V itus cam e up last Fri- tow n looking at the trees, a g r e a t: open m eeting and b an q u et tomor- come up for residence, day to view the new Beatty road m a u y of w hich are seriously In j row n ig h t to celebrale the w inning E. J. Moore, the Creswell opera- ! along the east side of the river be- need of attention. We u n d erstan d of th e piano contest recently given house and skating rink m an m ade tween this city and W alker station, th a t it is Mr. S tew art’s intention by Rrutul & Co. T h ey are proud our office a pleasant call while in but ow ing to the highw ater they to see th a t the laws in regard to I of the instrum ent and wish to show town yesterday. Mr. Moore was ! could do but little tow ard the work sp ray in g be carried out to the let- ; their appreciation to those who as- formerly the cicam erym an of th is la n d returned w ith the inteutiou of l e r- sisted them in securing it. A pro- city, and met m any friends a n d com ing back Mouday in case the T h e local lodge of the K nights gram will be rendered a pleasant acquaintances in town. water has gone down sufficiently o f P y th ias is preparing for a good! social evening is in store for those tim e in the uear future. T here is lucky enough to have an invitation, A basketball gam e is scheduled 10 °f Rood work, T h e basket ball team know n as to ta k e place at the Armory hall How to cure a cold is a question to be a convention at which tim e a in Cottage Grove 011 Friday even- in which many are interested ju st contest in team work will be pull- th e C ottage G rove All Stars had ng, F ebruary 2nd, between the now. C ham berlain’s Cough Reme- ed off between team s of E ugene, the pleasure of a lively contest with Cottage G rove the second team of C om pany C ot A ll-Stars of Drain and the All- J dy has won its great reputation Roseburg an d S tar team of this city. A good and immense sale by its rem ark- T h ere will be a crack team from Eugene, at Armory hall last Friday scrap is promised and the attend- 1 able cure of colds. It can alw ays P o rtlan d in attendance who will evening. T he local boys proved a ance will no doubt be good. Come be -deiiended upon. For sale by show the boys how the work should little too strong for the visitors, b e done. out and root for the boys. Benson’s P h arm acy . the score stan d in g 49 to 6. There Zante, Greece. Ja n . 26.— T h irty w as a fair a (tendance and a good- persons are reported dead today as ly num ber of rooters to cheer the th e result of an earth q u ak e y e ste r-! boys on to victory, d ay in the Ionian islands. T h e p ro p erty loss is said to extend S I,-i Stock Fruit Timber Ranch 000,000. T h e governm ent has se n t w arships an d provisions to th e F o r sale, 180 acres tw o m ifes from C o ttag e G rove, 25 acres west sufferers. UMPHREV & JHACKIN The Cash Economy Store | American Lady Corsets Grow More Popular Î f Sale On Remnants i We have an entire counter set aside for R em nants. On this cou n ter we have Rem n an ts in C hildren’s Wool U nder wear, Misses Gingham s, C aps, Calicoes, Boys Caps, Percales and Wash Goods. = C i l i W ANTED S tead y e in p a y m e n t as clerk in sto re o r w ork of any k in d . R eferences fu rn ish ed ! I,. C. II., Hox 594, C ottage Grove. slope easily p rep ared for o rchard, 25 acres fine p ilin g an d m in in g tim b er, balan ce p astu re. O n ly 515 p er acre, 5750 dow n, balan ce on tim e. If in te re ste d a p p ly to P. O. Box 458 C ottage G rove, O regon T h e re is v ery little $15 p e r acre la n d re m a in in g n e a r C o ttag e G ro v e am i th is sn a p w ill n o t re m ain open long. .37-tf ^ jy Honest Value, proper Tail oring and Durability are qual ities which induce our women customers to wear American Lady Corsets and recommend them to other women. W hy not try an American Lady Corset this spring? W e will be pleased to show them to you. Model No. 250, Price $2.50. Model No. 250 like cut is our most popular style. Those who have tried this model recom mend it as a most comfortable fitting corset and compare it with other corsets much ^ higher in price. The cover ing is very strong and the waist line is reinforced with a strong belt which prevents Price $2.50 the corset from stretching. The boning is very flexible and absolutely rust- proof. This model is made with a medium short waist and a long hip. Please ask us to show you this style. O th e r S t y le s $ 1 .0 0 . $ 1 .5 0 , vip. 4^ ^ ^ +.+9j*Y«fi.X M C ottage G rove F lo u r ALL % M ills K IN D S O F Mill Feed, G rain a n d Hay CH A S. M A TTH EW S. P ro p . In Carrying The Crockery i] I $% ? & V -, . - — line we do we please everyone. H andsom e de signs for all purposes. We have the very th in g you w an t, and a t yo u r price, to o . Come in and see for yourself. While o u r crockery is very dur able it is n o t heavy o r clumsy in shape—ju s t right. KERR a 20 Lbs. S U G A R Sl.OO ¿T JL SILSBY W ith $.5.00 Cash P urchase of O ther Goods. DESLARZES Is Y o i i r t i orse Pleased? BROS. Also Rem nents in W hite Goods and Wool Dress Goods su itab le for a N, sk irt or w aist. Bargains in Shoes \ L U R C H ’ S? ■>*% SEASONABLE PLANTING E J If n o t ta k e him to Hohl \ j / /**-' A V j 1 Bros., and have him shod Y |V ylj l and lie will he ju s t as pleased Bulbs lor Bedding; Tulips and H yacinths Sweet Peas; All C olors S ep arate All W ork G uaranteed. Prices Reasonable. We H ave All K inds of G arden Seeds I B/>e METSAN SHOP as our friend in this picture. Come and see us. H O H L B R O S . P h o n e 108-IC. C ottage G rove pvi