Cottage Grove leader., May 07, 1912, Image 4

SPRAY’S COLUMN.
1 ( Church IRcws f ■;
tu a d 'w v U w w ' —m — nTgaji- A t
Presbyterian ch u rch . Rev. N.
G. Sm ith of E ugene, will preach
in this church S u n d ay m orning,
May I2lh. No services in the
evening.
Mrs. J. C. Johnson entertained freshm ents were served Mrs. II. A.
as dinner guests, on S unday, May 1 Miller in behalf of the C hapter,
5th, Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Lawson ! presented Mrs. Scovell a beautiful
and son and Miss G race Lilly, in art glass dish, Mrs. Scovell in a
honor of B. K. Ju n io r’s first b irth ­ 1 graceful little speech of acceptance
j thanked the members of the Chap-
day.
i ter for the lovely g'ft
Light refreshm ents were served
Mrs. Oliver V eatch entertained
a few guests at a dinner party by Mesdames Miller, Nichols,
Tuesday evening in honor of Mr. Itruud and Abrams.
C hurch of Christ: N ex t L ord’s
day is th e tim e set a p a rt for the
an n u a l observance of “ M other’s
D ays.” T h e sermon for the m orn­
ing will be on th e th em e, “ M others
In Isra e l.” Mr. F ag an will sing
a solo appropriate to th e occasion.
Everybody is requested to wear a
w hite flower in honor of Mother.
In the evening the m in ister will
speak on T he T rial au d Sentence
of A dam au d liv e .” T h e music
will be up to its usual high sta n ­
dard. O ur purpose is to help all
who come. T his will be Mr. F a ­
g a n ’s last L ord’s day w ith the
church, as he leaves for his su m ­
mer evangelistic w ork, so come
out an d hear him.
C urtis V eatch has 3 good milk
cows, also Jersey aud H olstein bull
call, for sale.
A. IL A tkins has choice Black
Minorca eggs for sale.
C. IL Jones has Buff O rpington
and A ncona eggs for sale.
Bales Broe h as Black O rpington
eggs for sale.
I furnish ch ick en coops free.
I pay cash for C hickens, Eggs,
Hides, G rain.
Page field fence is a spring steel,
best by every test. Phone 162.
Spray sells all k in d s of feed and tr
farm im plem ents, w agons and £
buggies.
£
John Deere an d O liver Plows at t
S p ra y ’s.
Hood River N iag ara Sprays, the £
best by every test at S p ra y ’s.
£
Buy your feed an d flour of £
Spray. Phone 162.
Shingles an d jiosls. Phone 162. £
I deliver free to all parts of town. •*- -
Spray, phone 162.
Lloyd S tratto n ’s birthday. T he
T he W om an's M issionary So­
affair was a complete surprise, aud
ciety
of the Methodist church were
a very pleasant one to Mr. S tra t­
entertained
on W ednesday after­
ton.
noon at the home of Mrs. W idder-
Rehearsals for the recital of the sheitn. A delicious an d substan-
Euterjieaii Club, under the direc­ 1 tial luncheon was served, and a
A better average atten d an ce has! ^
tion of Miss E stherS ilsby, are pro­ [pleasant time and good atten d a n ce
been
m ain tain ed at both the |
'is
reported.
gressing. T his affair will take
m orning an d evening services a t 1
place on May 1.4th at the Armory,
Price $65 to 72.50.
T he Social T w elv e Em broidery the M ethodist ch u rch d u rin g the I
promising to be one of the finest re­
m
onth
of
April
in
th
e
present
year
[
W
e
have
three different styles of
1
Club,
were
fortunate
in
h
aving
citals ever given in Cottage Grove.
th an the corresponding month in [these light w agons. T hey run in
The proceeds will be added to the | Mrs. W. I I . A bram s for a hostess
,rice fro,n.
to S ' - ' 5?; _ W hen
fund for the new Public Library. ! on T hursday May 2d. An u u u su a l­ 1911. T h e figures are: I. ,s t'y e a r ''f you
come to tow n, come into the
l y delightful tim e was enjoyed by 179 aud 179; this y ear 187 an d 190. hole in the wall aud see w hat we
Mrs. Almond Ilem enw ay was all present. Mrs. A bram s assisted T he C hristian E ndeavor m ass m eet­ have.
hostess at a small dinner party at by Mrs. II. A. Miller served an ing was of course om itted, as it
T ry a load of th a t O ak G rub
her pleasant country home on W ed­ elaborate luncheon to w hich all did was not a reg u lar service of the wood. Lots of Jie at to the square
church.
nesday, May 1st, com plim entary full justice. T h e invited guests
inch. S pray. Phone 162.
T hirty-one were present at the
to Miss Eunice V anD enburg. T he were, Mesdames B. R. Job, Chas.
I have a few m ore of those five
house was profusely decorated with Adams, B. S. Swengel, C. II. L end-A -H aud class on S u n d ay and ten acre tracts for sale. Free
wild flowers. T he
guests were Burkholder, Chas. Barnett, D T. m orning. New m em bers received water for irrig atio n . City w ater
a cordial welcome. N ext S a b b a th at city prices for house use. If
Mr. aud Mrs. E. I). W heeler, Miss Awbrey, and J. II. Chambers.
the
topic of the less ui is ‘‘W o­ you can buy a piece of this lan d it
Ethel Moore, Miss E unice Van-
will be worth double w hat you pay
Mrs. J . N. W aterhouse aud Mrs. m a n 's W ages” a d e b a te takes for it in a few years. Can you
Deuburg and Mr. Chas. Hall.
A. C. K iuter entertained at five place betw een A nderson a n d Sm ith m ake money faster?
A basket social was held at Odd hundred, at the home of the form ­ o u tlie question: Resolved, T h a t
W hen you buy flour of Spray
into in ­ you buy it stra ig h t from the car to
Fellow’s Hall on T uesday evening er, last T uesday evening. T h e the entran ce of w om an
under the auspices of the K ensing­ prizes for highest scores were won dustry h as been productive of as the consum er.
I,. C. Parm lee has horse for sale.
ton Club. Not a very large crowd by Mrs. II. (>. Thom pson an d Mr. m uch good as harm . Dryden will
W eight 1000 lbs. G entle. Price
was present on account of the in­ W. II. A bram s. D ainty refresh­ read the law s of Oregon relative to $75.00. Phone 20-1'. 32.
clement weather, but a very nice m ents were served. In behalf of the em ploym ent of women. T his
E ugene Miller h as a Jersey bull
H undred Club Mrs. body of men are m easuring and
tim e is reported nevertheless. T he the Five
calf from registered stock to sell.
proceeds from the sale of baskets W aterhouse presented Mrs. T h o m p ­ com paring our modern industrial Phone 22-F 11.
and other articles, am ounted to son with a leather bound copy of life w ith the teaching and ex am ple
Remember th e goat.
H e will
Browning. Those present were of Jesus Christ. K now ledge of the kill the brush and m ake the grass
about $15.00.
Mr. and Mrs. W. II. A bram s, Bible is good but its ap p licatio n to grow w hile you sleep.
Do you w ant a new wagon or
Mr.
and Mrs. II. A. Miller, Mr. the problem s about us is better
The members of Cottage Grove
buggy? W hen you come to town
Chapter No. 4, O. E. S. tendered and Mrs. Marion Veatch, Mr. and still. T h in k in g men are finding come in the big hole in the wall
an inform al reception to their sec­ Mrs. Claude Kent, Dr. Ingram , this open forum helpful and in ­ and see w hat w e've got.
retary Mrs. K atherine Jv. Scovell, Mrs. Thom pson, Dr. an d Mrs. F. spirational .
at Masonic H all, on F riday May W. Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. J . N.
A Red Letter d ay at the M eth­
3rd. T he H all was decorated in W aterhouse an d Mr. an d Mrs. A. odist church n ex t S ab b ath . Bible
the colors of the order and with C. Kiuter.
school at 9:42. Public w orship at
great clusters of Scotch broom.
11 with address by Robert S utcliffe
Miss M argaret Jones who has on “ S aint John of E n g la n d .”
Several different gam es were en­
joyed during the afternoon aud been holding a position as sales­ G overnor O sw ald W est speaks at
partners for lunch were obtained lady in one of R oseburg’s leading the People’s P opular Service at .8
by m atching questions with words stores, returned home Saturday upon his prison policy. T he E x ­
ending in “ K a te '’ com plim entary feeling som ew hat indisposed and ecutive co m m itte of the m en ’s class
to Mrs. Scovell. Just before re- will remain until she feels better. is trying to arran g e for a m eeting
in the church on S un d ay afternoon
Price $26.
for all scholars below th e eighth
V . <& >& & & 4 ’4 ' 4 ‘'4*‘
4,,"4*i4 ,ir4*
. 'í
H ere is a reversable extension
grade. They w ant all young peo­
ple to hear the G overnor. If this disc harrow . It can be used for
more th an a dozen different things
g ath erin g is arran g ed none below on the farm. It is a good c u ltiv a ­
the eighth grade will be adm itted tor. If you use it on stubble before
to the service in the evening.
plow ing you will find it will plow
about a th ird easier. Run it n e a r­
1 lie superior quality ot
Rev. G roat of this city will ly straig h t over your field of gro w ­
Essex Mills Underwear is
preach at W alk er S tation n ex t ing grain though it be six inches
wholly in keeping with the
S u n d ay May 12th in the m orning. h ig h — if you try it on a sm all piece
of grain, you will see th at your
High Quality Standard of
At the school house up the valley lan d needs th a t crust broken. L'se
at 3 p. m. 1
this store. Every garment
it in your orchard, run it over your
plowed field. It will cu t up the
is hard finished. More thread
T here will be reg u lar services at big clods th at you turned under
is used in the making of Es­
the Baptist ch u rch S unday m o rn ­ w ith the plow. T w enty acres of
land well worked is w orth 40 acres
sex Underwear than any
ing and evening.
h alf w’orked.
i other for the same price.
1 More thread means greater
[elasticity and longer wear.
You will find that Essex
garments “direct from the
factory” have a cleaner fin­
ish, do not cost as much and
are better shaped than
iderwear handled bv most
T ry O ur H igh lju a lity Grocery
Get the Cash Saving:
H ard wood toothpicks a box 4c. 16 oz bottle pure toma-
toe catsup 20c. W hite tipped m atches a box 4c. 30c
Pealierry blend coffee cash price a lb 25c. .1 boxes corn
flakes 25c. .1 lb large black K alian prunes 25c. Milk per
can Sc
W . A. H etnenw ay has w hite Pe­
O liver H oglie of Coquille, h a v ­
ing been at Portland som e time, kin d uck eggs for sale.
A rthur Bales has team an d w ag ­
passed through by the 2:47 train
on
for sale.
Friday on his way hom ew ard.
Buff O rpington eggs, Plym outh
Rock eggs, $1 per setting. Phone
125 to Mrs. J . F. S pray.
II. B. Y ancey has a young team
for sale.
W arren M cFarland has a good
second h and hack for sale.
More cows, more goats, m ote
hens;
Pays your bills iu cash and
m akes long friends.
A. C. H art h a s a gentle pony
and cart for sale.
For eggs an d chickens we fu rn ­
ish crates and coops an d com e an d
get them anyw here w ithin 1% miles
of ray stare. W e will p ay 17% c
G ood H orses d eserv e good sh o e in g . cash for eggs th e b a la n c e of this
B ring y o u rs to ns in .I th a t is w h a t th e y week, or more if the m ark et goes
higher. Tw elve cents cash for
w ilt g et.
hens.
W agon an d W oodw ork in co n n ectio n .
I have P lauet Ju n io r an d Jo h n
Good stock on hand.
Deere p lan ters au d cultivators.
W ith p lan tin g and good c u ltiv a ­
S p rlig « B ro s., P ro p s .
tion you will be surprised at how
G e n e ra l B lac k sm ith s.
F o u r t h St.
P h o n e M ain 521 your lan d will produce.
C O M IN G !
Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights
Entire change of Acts each night
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ISN’T IT NICE TO EAT
off flawless, p retty crockery? T hings seem to taste so much
better w hen the dishes are attractive and perfect. T here is
no reason w hy you sh o u ld n ’t have them either. W e are of­
fering some perfectly splendid crockery at prices w hich ought
to m ake you stock up for years to come. Pay us a visit and
y o u 'll have new crockery w ithout fail.
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Ail wool. Late colors
New weaves
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This week we will sell boys Dress Shirts for 50c.
Conic an<l see tlie late style shirts with separate
¿1 soft collars. Sizes from 12V& to 14.
J HAMPTON
CO.
The Store That Satisfies
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