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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1912)
T SPECIAL SALE Last Opportunity Big Sale of Clothes if you will need a new suit this summer you ought to buy during this sale o f men’s all Every suit is strictly new and there is still a good range of patterns to choose from. —ON— ..BUGGY ROBES.. wool 10 % clothes. ¥ Many have taken ad OFF vantage of this sale and bought while the clothing is so reasonably priced F O R . Last Week of Big Sale All clothing not sold will be returned after this week. C A S H A lull line o f Single and Double Driving Harness, Whips Brushes and Curry Combs. Come at once C. W . B E A L S ••THE H A R N E S S M A N " v E con o m y Groceries of High Quality Best Ceylon, Gunpowder, Japan and English Breakfast Tea a lb 45c. Matches a box 4c. Large fancy peaches a lb 15 c. T w o cans minced clams 25c. 3 lb large Italian prunes 25c. Condensed milk a can 8c. 4 pkges Arm & Hammer soda '25c. Kerosene a gallon 15c. Umphrey & Mackin The C a sh E c o n o m y Store Decoration Day Program three years old, when the family 1‘or eggs and chickens we furn Memorial Day the Post came to Cottage G rove, and lived ish crates and coops and com e and get them anywhere within 1% miles Relief Corps will meet at on a small farm in the Coast of mv sOre. W e will pay 17% c | ' * v e \ w e e e e v v v . \ V . W V W .V A v i the ball at 9 a. in. the .50th day Fork valley, 9 miles south o f Cot cash for eggs the balance of this of May, 1913, to be in readiuess to tage t.rove till lso o when lhe| week, or more if the market goes The I.adies Aid ^ the l ’resby-1 march for be conveyed) to the family, except his sister, moved ■ higher. terian church will meet at the Try a load of that < >.ik Grub cemetery at 9:45 where the ritual to E m o , Ontario, Canada, where home of Mrs. C. 1’ . Jones Wednes- j istic services of the G. A . R. and George lived till date o f death, | wood. Lots o f heat to the square day afternoon. W . R. C. with short program, as April 3, 1912,#which occurred verv inch. Spray. Phone U>3. Church o f Christ. Regular ser sisted by the schools, and the dec suddenly from pleurisy o f the heart Eggs from single com b Leghorn vice next Lord's day morning. orating of the graves of our noble only Jiving about .50 minutes, after' UU1 rose com b Road Island Reds, 75c for 15. Phone 26 F 13. I’ . Bible school at 9:45. Sermon a t ! dead will take place. being stricken. O. box 176. eleven o ’clock on “ Marks of the j Order of inarch: Martial baud: He leaves to mourn his untime Do you want a new wagon or Surrendered Life. In the after- o ur ^gcort, the Militia Company; ly death an aged mother, who was buggy? When you come to town noon at .» the minister speaks at Appomattox Post, with all Veter- visitiug in Saskatchewan, Bro. come in the big hole in the wall Latham school house. In the an* who will join us in our march; J. L. and J. A . o f Saskatchewan. and see what we've got. evening at the Church of Christ, W oman’ s Relief Corps; The school T . J. Jr. o f Seattle. W m. If. C. of More cows, more goats, more there will be a union service. children in the order that the prin Chicago 111 , one sister Mrs. J. A. hens; Hon. J. P. Burke o f Portland, an cipal and teachers may place them: Powell, Cottage Grove. Oregon. Pays vour bills in cash and attorney and state Superintendent Civic Societies may take their makes loug friends. ot the Anti-Saloon League, will places in the order of their arrival; address the people, lb will be re The general public; Automobiles membered that Mr. Iiurke was and private conveyances. billed here recently for a debate Afternoon service at M. E. j with Mr. Chafin. The people will church at 3:30. Address by Rev. ; have opportunity to hear this able Robert Sutcliffe and a short pro man next Lord’s day evening. gram. Come early so as to get a seat. Closing services by the W . R Here we have a Moline wagon Many o f the members of The C. at the bridge in casting flowers, made by the John Deere Plow Co. Leud-A-1 land class thought the | upon the water in memory o f those This is a "first-cl ass wagon, well finished, good material and guar last session was the most enjoy-1 who gave their lives in our navy.! anteed by the John Deere Plow Co. Please attend and help us toj able and profitable yet held. The price is right, when you Messrs. Umphrey, Alta and Frank make these services a success. com e and see us at the big hole in if . . . . . . . , AT THE F O R G E If any can and will furnish con-; every lime. wUen we are wantedI the wall. King and Ben Morss told what And ready to give you perfectly sat- the republican, democratic, so veyance for those of the G . A . R. ’ ¡»factory work at moderate cost, Curtis Veatch has .5 good milk cialist and prohibition parties ad or W . R. C to cemetery and re vocated for the cure of the evils turn we will be thankful. Notify I Bring your horses to I* shod, and cows, also Jersey and Holstein bull ... , ,, . ___ your wheels to be mended calf, for sale. attendant upon woman's work in J C,a lcr a n d w e w il l f ix yo u Remember the goat. He will industry. At the next meeting on _ .. . _ _ so that all riding and driving will . , . kill the brush and make the grass Death of George Sweany Sunday at 10 the topic is “ What be a pleasure. I-ook to yonr horse’. I grow whjle you sl hoofs if you expect him to ilo good ! the Church Can Do” a general It is with sorrow we report the Butt Orpington eggs, Plymouth work for you. discussion takes place. The heart- death of our friend and neighbor Rock eggs, $1 per settiug. Phone est o f welcomes. 125 to Mrs. J. F. Spray. Mr. George Sweany, which oc- S p rig js B ros., Props. Church IHcws |l d On j Free Circus Street Parade 10:30 a.m. 9 bands, 250 horses, ele p h a n ts, ca m e ls—400 people o f all climes in native costumes will be shown in parade. Two shows daily—afternoon at 2, night at 8, doofs open at 1 and 7 p.m.^W aterproof tents., Admission 25 cents to see it all. COTTAGE GROVE S u n d a »y ,, M a .y Delightful Chinaware The Individuality which is much admired by Ladies o f taste. Small sets for Tea, Codec or Chocolate. G E T W H A T YOU NEED W e ’ ll S ee T h a t I t ’s R ig h t Decorations the most delicate, ware of good quality, so th at’s it. 15c good enough to use on anv occasion. G e n e ra l B lack sm ith s. curred at the hospital in luterua- L. C. Parmlee has horse for sale. P h o n e Main >21 tional Palis. George was well F o u r t h St. Weight 1000 lbs. Gentle. Price I $75.00. Phone 20-F. 32. and favorably known in Burriss, having some years ago arrived Judson Allen has three milch- S P R A Y ’S C O L U M N . ■ cows for sale, also some ash wood liere with his parents from Oregon, for the piling o f the brush. while a youth yet in his teens. Ilis I furnish chicken coops free. When you buy flour o f Spray father at one time, resided in Hur- I. iine and cement at Spray's. I you buy it straight from the car to If you attend the Methodiat j ri“ 0,1 hi8 home8,ood without a Shingles and posts. Phone 162. the consumer. church on Sunday you will be , roa* or bui,ding and he alone be Arthur Bales has term and wag human made to feel at home. Public the onl>’ ‘» » “ a» being in on for sale. m worship at 11 with address by ,he township. George possessed Bales Bros has Black Orpington combined pastor on “ The King and the ma|*Y of tbe combined qualities eggs for sale. S A M P L E LIN E O F Preacher at Loggerheads.” Re- wb'cb *° make a gentleman. I pay cash for Chickens, Eggs, ception of members. People's Courtesy and integrity were his Hides, G rain . I deliver free to all parts of town. Popular service at S. Robert traits always. The members of his were his aged Spray, phone 162. SutclilTe’s subject “ Christies«.” family present A. B. Atkins has choice Black Special music. Bible school at mother late o f Oregon, his brother Minorca eggs for sale. 9:45 and Epworth League devo John of Saskatchewan and brother Buy your feed and flour of tional meeting at 7 led by Mrs. Clarice o f Chicago, 111. A short service was conducted in C. O. F. Spray. Phone 162. JUST A R R IV E D Emmet Hall. Hall, Devlin, by Rev. Wright of John Harms has 25 head of Come and see them now while the new styles and patterns There will he the regular servi Emo, after which the Lodge of good ewe lambs for sale. are here. Women who recognize the advantage of an early William Haiubridge lias some ces at the Presbyterian church Sun Eoresters, of which Mr. Sweany choice are sure to he impressed gcxxl shepard pups for sale. was a memlier, took possession of day, the 26th. Memorial sermon Page field fence is a spring steel, at 11 a. in. by the pastor. Sunday the heautiful oak casket, tnarch- school at 10; Christian Endeavor | i'«g ahead o f the hearse. A very best by every test. Phone 162. Hood River Niagara Sprays, the at 7 p. m. Preaching services at 8 large company followed the pro- best by every test at Spray’s. p. m. Special music. All are cor- sesion to Burriss cemetery wheie McDole Bros, have 100 goats dia lly invite»!. the remains were tenderly placed for sale, also one milch cow. 0 ■— - — • beside his little neice Blanche J. F. Spray has a pair o f young We sell the best of everything in women’s wear in qualities that There never was a time when Sweany whose little grave was the mares for sale. Weight 1250 lbs. give satisfaction and styles that represent at all times the very new people appreciated the real merits first made in the lonely forests of each. est and most fashionable tilings to he had. You will find trading o f Chamberlain’s Cough Reiuetlv our township. Mother Sweany If you want to buy or sell any here to lie pleasing and satisfactory in every way. Dome and get ac more than now. This is shown by and family has the sincere sym- thing ask Spray at the big hole in quainted with our excellent values the wall. the increase in sales and voluntary pathy of all. W . A . Henienwav has white Pe testimonials from persons who have The subject o f this ¡.ketch, ( which kin duck eggs for sale. heeu cured by it. If von or your is taken from au Ontario, Canada, I have Planet Junior and John children are troubled with a cough newspaper) was the fourth son, o f Deere planters and cultivators. or cold give it a trial and become Andrew M. and Belle Sweany, With planting and good cultiva “ The Store That Satisfies” acquainted with its good qualities, was Ixim in Sauutlers Co. Neb.- tion yon will lie surpriseil at how ¿•'or sale by Ucusou's Pharmacy. March 18. 1883, lived there till your laud will produce. The Thursday evening meeting at the Methodist church takes the form of a Memorial service in honor of W. A. Arne. Short ad- dresses oil the topics. Bro. Arne as Christian, church official, sold- ier and citizen. KERR S I 2 6 SILSBY LadiesTailoredSuits $10.to$27.50 H AM PTON & CO.
