Cottage Grove leader., April 30, 1912, Image 4

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Back Three Timet
Read this aud then make a noise |
Henry Ruyter and family are
like ten cents, slip up to the ticket j
window of the Arcade tonight aud ; back from Dakota where they have
get a ticket with coupon good for1 gone three times since first comiug
to Oregon a few years ago, says
a chance at the prize given away Albany Herald. When they went
every Tuesday night.
back the last time they had, among
other things, a boy, a dog and a cat.
The boy and the dog came back
Almost 3,000 cars loaded with this time but the cat failed to come
potatoes will be shipped out of the back. They left for Dakota last
Wharton. Texas district between July so this stay was of short dura­
Mati 1 aud Juue 20, if the estimat­ tion, aud they are now on the coast
es of railroad men are correct. Sev­ to stay, or so they say at least.
A large number were iu attend­
ance at the Eastern Star last Fri­
day evening. Mrs. Jennie Shay
received the degrees.
Mrs. Mary Smith very pleasant­
ly entertained the Aid Society of
the Presbyterian church last Wed­
nesday afternoon at her home on
Railroad street.
Mrs. E. K. Spencer was hostess
last Friday afternoon at her pleas­
ant bungalo by the river. *l'he
guests thoroughly
enjoyed the
pleasant walk through the butter­
cup field. Fancy work and social
chat engaged the attention until
the dainty luncheon was served.
Those present
were Mesdames
l'.akiu,
VauBoskirk,
Job, II.
Veatoh, Abrams. Thompson and
Spencer.
the usual business was transacted
and a general good time was en­
joyed by a large attendance from
all parts of the district, aud at
which Miss Maud Applegate of
Drain, was re-elected to the chair
and Miss Belle Knowles, of Cottage
Grove, was elected secretary, and
Cottage Grove was choseu as the
place of meeting next year.
On Wednesday evening, sub­
stantially the same crowd went to
Creswell to attend an assembly of
the lodge at that place. Those in
attendance from Cottage Grove
were as follows: Mr. and Mrs.
Caldwell. Mr. and Mrs. Cruson,
Mr. aud Mrs. Shinn, Archie
Thompson, Mr. aud Mrs. Wilson,
Mr. aud Mrs. McGavran, Mr. and
Mrs. Jno. Stoneberg, Mr. and Mrs.
Hoxie; Mesdames Graber, Know
les, J. P. Hart, Jones, W ill Hart,
McKearnatt, Awbrey,
Walker,
Baker, Hall, VanDenburg, Asher,
Harlow, Hawley, England, Snod­
grass, Hunt, Miller, Kime, I.ee
and Mrs. Jackson, of Lorane, and
Misses Griffin,
Kime, Counts,
Fullmer, Spray and Messrs. Dave
Hendricks and John Graber.
Mrs. Hazel Risby euter tamed
the I-'mauon Club at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Atkinson, Thursday
afternoon. The afternoon
was
pleasantly spent with needlework,
after which Mrs. Hisby took the
Chib to the Wave Confectionery
where dainty refreshments were
This party was met at the depot
served. Those present were, Mes-
at
the arrival of the 4. p. m. train
dames Durham, Richmond, I ’ m-
phrev, Mackin, Cooper, Dean, ; aud were at once conducted to the
AUison, Groff, Cochran, Armes hall where the members of the
! order engaged in general converse
and Corey.
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! and visiting till 6 o ’clock when
Mr. aud Mrs. Elbert Bede e u -j3,1 repaired to the banquet room
tertaiued a small company at Five | aul^ enjoyed the spread which had
hundred last Thursday evening. been prepared for them until 8
Mrs. F. W. Robbins and Mr. J. S. o’clock, at which time order was
Medley received the prizes for hav­ called iu the assembly hall and an
ing the highest scores. Refresh­ initiation put on by the local
ments consisting of ice cream, lodge, after which the visitors from
cake and coffee were served. Those Cottage Grove, with a well-trained
present
were: Mr.
and Mrs. team demonstrated the work for
Abrams. Mr-aud Mrs. H A. Miller, their sister lodge in fine shape,
Dr. and Mrs. F. W. Robbins, Df. at the conclusion of which Miss
and Mrs. F. L. Ingram, Mr. and Belle Belcher, president of the
Mrs. Claude Kem, Mr. J. S. Med­ Oregon general assembly, who had
ley, Mrs. II. O. Thompson, Mr. accompanied the Cottage Grove
fack Grant, Mr. and Mrs. F'lbert bunch, gave a very interesting
and instructive talk pertaining to
Rede.
the order. At 12 o ’clock the ban­
On Tuesday and Wednesday quet room came iu agaiu for its
nights of last week the memlrers part on the program, and at 1 a.
of our local Rebekah Degree Lodge, m. Thursday morning they took
over forty in number, participated their departure for the depot on
iu two meetings, the first at Drain, i their return homeward, pronounc-
it being the district convention in iug their trip an unqualified suc-
regular annua! session, at which! cess and very enjoyable.
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i the guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. F.
Mrs. R. W. Airey returned last, Babcock Sunday evening.
Wednesday evening from Wash.
Miss Elsie Deardorff visited her
On Thursday evening was held I sister, Mrs. Bert Faucett, Friday
the closing
exercises
of the evening.
“ Church School’ ’ department, of
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Messrs. Frank Hartley and Ed-
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ward Babcock went to I.ynx Hol-
was very interesting. 1 here were ; ,ow Sunday.
recitations, songs and dialogues, ;
the theme of all being “ The second : Mr. L. D. Estes attended meet-
coining of Christ is near.” As w e ;in* at LVn* Hollow Suuday.
looked on the bright eager faces of
Mr. Rollili Wooley finished
the little ones taking part in the wood-sawing for lid Hartley
program aud saw how earnest they dav.
were, aud what strong proof they
brought from the Scriptures of
Florence News.
their “ hope,” it was very plain
The first scow load of rock de­
that their teacher.
Miss Grace
Davidson, had faithfully filled her livered at the jettv this year was
taken down the river last Friday.
place.
THE
Don’t Throw Away
Your Old Harness
C. W. BEALS, Proprietor
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Mrs. S. Hurcham, from Tuesday j on c,rs lnd ,aken ou* ®"
,ram
way where it is dumped into the
till Thursday.
jetty wall.
Miss Ruby Slagle spent Satur­
The steamer Robarts makes a
day and Sunday with her parents.
trip up the river nearly every day
Mr. and Mrs. Hartley of Salem
with an empty scow and returns
arrived here Friday to visit with
with another one loaded with rock,
their sons, Edmund and Frank
j More scows will be available for
aud their families a few days.
| this work before long and the rock
The Owens I.umber Co. is saw­ \ will then he handled more rapidly.
ing again; having the new boiler
Monday morning a crew of meu
ha messed up and at work.
were put at work moving lumber
Miss Ethel Dame wood was on | frotn |he barRes ^
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the sick list Saturday.
Mrs. I. X. Dresser leturned Fri-
day to her lion»* in Lynx Hollow
Mr. and lira. II. F. Royer were
brought from the mills, to the yard
at Florence where two large rock
j scows are to he built at o n ce—
j Florence West.
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Any Woman Would Cry
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if her most cherished piece of china were broken.
But you can repair any loss you may have had in
that w ay. Come right here and you ’ll see china
w are as pretty as that yott have lost and probably
prettier. Any w a y you need a piece to replace the
broken one. We have it.
SPECIAL
This week we will sell bows Dress Shirts for 50c.
Come and see the late style shirts with separate
soft collars. Sizes from 12,/2 to 14.
HAMPTON*®. CO.
T h e Store T K at Satisfies
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SILSBY
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O U look
your best in
that new Spring
suit. Y o u ’re go­
ing to be photo­
graphed in it of
course.
There's no bet­
ter time for some
new p i c t u r e s ,
they’re ideal re­
membrances.
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Silk Creek News
A crew of men are now busy at
Elder I-'. S. Bunch from Coos
County was here Thursday even­ the quarry getting out rock aud
loading it on the scows on which
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher from Cali­ it is transported to the mouth of
fornia were the guests of Mr. and the river. Here the rock is loaded
STORE
W e have Union Suits to fit any
figure. It is as easy for us to sat­
isfy a stout or a slim man as one
with normal figure. Men’s porous
knit, long or short sleeves, Bal-
briggan, Athletic, Heavy Cotton
or Wool.
In M en’s 2 piece underwear ab­
solutely just what you w an t from
feather weight cotton on up to
fine silk mercerized.
For Ladies we have the beauti­
ful fine ribbed Athena Vests and
Union Suits, the Swiss ribbon, Jer­
sey ribbed body vests.
Union
Suits from the cheapest to
the
best.
For boys, girls and children ei­
ther Union suits or tw o piece suits
o f underwear, our stock is com­
plete.
eral of the local commercial agents
have beeu in Whartou looking
over the acreage.
It was found
that 8,180 acres planted iu potatoes
are tributary to the Southern Pacif­ { Give my repair shop a chance at
them.
(Juick aud reasonable.
ic, and that 2,360 acres are tribu­
You’ll be surprised at the wearyou
tary to the Santa Fe. They figuie can get out of your old harness
that the potatoes raised on four after they have been through my
acres will fill a car, and that the ; repair shop. It costs very little.
It pays to keep your old harness
entire crop of the Whartou district
repaired as I repair them.
Our
will require 3,(XX) cars this year. repair shop does more for your
Competition is keen tor the hand­ money than any shop iu town.
ling of these
cars.— Farm and
I-'ireside.
ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENT
OF SUITS FOR MEN
DAYLIGHT
SPRING WAISTS 1
H E-
new Spring
W ai sts at this store
are certr vinly good val-.
ues.
M . ade with long
or short : sleeves, and
high or 1< >w neck. They
are show ti in very pret­
ty lace
trimmed, em-
broideried 1* and tailored
styles..
''rite cash sav­
ing to be.- bad at this
store is
ag . tin demon­
strated i *n the se waists
which a re pricet 1 at 50c
to $1.4 5 each.
M ake an
appointment
Armstrong & Dean
Photographers
FROM OlJJt CASH ECONOMY GROCERY DIPT.
I'rom our Cash Economy Grr »eery Depa rtment yonf
cash goes 20 per cent to 100 per c in t farther I lere.
3 lb.
black Italian prunes 2.Sc.
Coni’ tense».! milk a can. 8c.
la rg e fancy dried peaches a lb 14 c .
Matches, a box 4c.
9 8-oz bars U. it M. Savon soap 25c.
4 packages gloss
starch 25c. Kerosene oil a gat T5c.
UMPHREY S
MACKIN
The Cash Economj • Store
S p r i n g is H e r e *
N o w is the time to have
your General Repair W o rk
and Horse Shoeing done.
Remember we are prepared
to put on your rublier tires.
HOHL
BR_OS.|