Cottage Grove leader., June 18, 1912, Image 4

Saginaw Items
Wagous, Buggies, plows, H ar­
Surpliced choir of young, people.
Cultivators, Discs, Binders, I
Public worship at 11 with address Mrs. R. IS. Hannah, Mrs. Chas. rows,
Special Offer
Mowers
aud rakes at the big bole
Church IITcws by pastor on "Some Doings of the Chandler and Mrs. Smith Paisley in tile wall.
on Osteopathic Treatments for the
Recent General Conference" lip were Cottage Grove visitor Wed-
v^>x-vvw $tveiSS$SFSS® 8W SW w l
worth I.eague at 7. People’s Pop­ i uesday.
Month of June
The ladies of the Christian ular service at 8 with lecture by
< hurch will hold a dime social in Robert Sutctiffe on "T he three R’s Rev. L S. Beatty spent Tuesday
To all patients who pay in advance for one month’s
the parlors of the church next of Religion” An old time song ser­ in Eugene.
Miss
Karnestine
and
Alpha
Mor­
treatment, I will give five treatments free of charge
Wednesday aftnrnoon, from 2 to vice for everybody. Come with us.
gan were called home from Salem
.S o’clock, livery body welcome.
where they had been attending
Coine and bring yonr friends and
Died
DR. C. E. FROST, D. O.
i
school
the first of the week on ae-
enjoy a pleasant time. Order of
Successor to Dr. II. It. Somers
Callisou—On Thursday, June 13, I count of the sudden illness of their
committee.
Graduate of l.os Angeles College of Osteopathy
191*2, at the feuiily home at Jasper, father. The last re|mrt was that I have just received a car load #
of McCormick Binders, Mowers
Presbyterian church. There will Mrs. Martha, wife of Rev. Rufus he is slowly improving.
direct from the factorv J Consultation and Examination Free­
G.
Callisou,
aged
about
63
years.
be the usual services, Sunday
W. A. W itcher and family visit- aud Rakes
enables me to sell them at
J
morning and evening, June 23rd. Deceased was one of Lane coun­ led Saturday and Sunday with Mr. which
as low a price as any good inachin
Sunday June 30th, the Sunday ty’s most respected pioneers. The ] and Mrs. W. 15. Stevens of Latham. ery can be sold, and on terms to
School will hold its annual Child­ funeral service were held at the Mrs. Judson Allen and children suit the purchaser. Good, new
ren's Day exercises at 10 a. in. Pleasant Mill church on Saturday ' spent Tuesday at the Beatty home. machines save time and labor as
well as bay and grain. When you
At 11 a. in., there will be Ordiua- afternoon, with interment in the “ The Ladies Needle C raft,” (7. buv
a McCormick you lmv as good 1
lion services and the Sacrament of i Pleasant Mill cemetery
a machine as can he made. We
T.
X.
met
with
the
Misses
Beatty
tlie Lord’s supper. At 8 p. m.,
have them in stock all set up. You
We Sell Them
Wednesday. An eujoyable after­ can
Additional Locals.
what you are getting. We!
lire pastor, by special request, will
ON EASY TERMS
was spent, two new members also see
keep on hand all extras for,
speak upon the subject, "W hat S. T. Smith was severely pinch­ noon
taken into the club.
tin- McCormick.
shall we do with the lix-convict?” ed—not by the cop and his court, being
1511
Cribble
of
Star
spent
Sunday
however—last Thursday. The
If prnsjierity of a church is judg­ ' young man is employed at the in Saginaw.
ed by its prayer meeting, the Meth­ sash and door factory of the Cot- j The Revs. P5dgar and Burchet
odist church is surely prosjierous at tage Grove M anufacturing Co., closed a week’s meeting at W alker
the present time. Last week n o , aMCj w(,jie WOrk¡„g about a re-saw I Sunday night.
A small payment down, the balance
l s s than twenty eight prayers were |ljs jumper sleeve was caught in. Arthur Neat and Miss I5thel Col-
to suit purchaser. CREAM taken
offered. On Thursday evening the t)|e cogs of the fee,i 8eer au() his cord, both former residents of this
the
same as cash.
lopic for discussion is "T he Lord's j arm at ,ile wrjst was drawn into place, were married at the home
SHIP us your CREAM.
Day” . An animated alphabet of j l)le luaeliine sufficiently tight to of the brides parents in Springfield
We pay the highest cash price,
young people vjjll tell how to make (caU8e a severe bruis,* before he Wednesday. After visiting with Waldo Miller has a gentle
Furnish cans and
a pray meeting successful. Come succeeded in throwing off the belt his brother here a few days they ing mare for sale.
Pay the freight
and hear them.
which drove the machine with his left for Port Ludlow, Wash, where
A Snap
Mesdames Chambers, Johnson other hand. With the slightest they will make their future home.
and Compton received a rising vote turn further his arm would have Their many frieirds wish them a One acre and new 5-room bung­
Cottage Grove Creamery
alow, for sale. Inquire at Cottage
of thanks from the members of the been so badly crushed that there | lo»K and prosperous life,
"A Square Deal to All”
Grove M anufacturing Co.
Lend-a Hand class on Sunday is no question but amputation -
morning for their excellent ad­ would have been necessary. lie S P R A Y 'S C O L U M N .
dresses on W oman’s work in the may consider himself very lucky
Ready fo r the Hunt.
church, in club life and in the W in being the possessor of two whole Lime and cement at Spray’s.
Shingles
and
posts.
Phone
162.
C. T. V. Xext Lord’s day at 10 arms.
A snap for a hunter is to be
Bales Bros has Black Orpington found
o’clock the subject for study is The closing exercises at the eggs
at Cochran’s bicycle shop.
for sale.
"W oman Suffrage." 'This will Cedars school one mile west of Cot­ I pay
Made
to
Order 3.5-30 half magazine
cash for Chickens, I5ggs,
surely be one of the most interest­ tage Grove will be held Saturday Hides, Grain.
Marlin short model ride, full set
ing and profitable discussions yet evening June 22, at the close of Good second-hand roller feed of uickle reloading tools and box
held.
cartridges, all nearly new $10.
which well filled baskets will be mill for sale.
The summer campaign at the sold and ice cream will be served. I deliver free to all parts of town.
Methodist church is producing A most enjoyable time is assured Spray, phone 162.
splendid results. Every depart­ all who attend. -Receipts front A. B. Atkins has choice Black J. H .B A K E R
ment of the society is as full of life sale of baskets go toward supply­ Minorca eggs for sale.
Buy your feed and flour of
and vigor as if it were autunni or ing this new school with needed Spray.
The Individuality which is much
Phone 162.
winter. One hundred and eighty- maps or charts.
admired 1>y Ladies of taste.
Wood to give away for the cut­
six were the figures placed on the Miss Aileue Stark came up from ting.
W.
A.
llemenway.
Small
sets for Tea, Coffee or
Hible school bulletin board last I5ugene Friday and will spend a Old-growth fir wood, also oak”
Chocolate.
Sunday by Supt. Goddard. Ih ree,wee]. w j ^ j j her father and sister at grub wood at Spray’s.
voting people were received into Hotel Oregon.
Hamilton Veatcli is making lots
membership during the day. Mrs.
fof good road east of town.
LOCATED ON WEST SIDE
Chambers is weekly securing new Ice Cream freezers, lemonade I Page field fence is a spring steel,
G E T W H A T YOU N EE D
members for the Cradle Roll. Next shakers, hammocks, tents, to help best by every test. Phone 162,
W e ’ ll S e e T h a t I t’ s R ig h t
l.ord’s day will be full of interest­ to keep you cool this weather at I Hood River Niagara Sprays, the Finest Surbttrban Homes.les For Sale.
best by every test at Spray s.
ing services Bible school at 9:4.3. Wynne & Woods.
I If you want to buy or sell auy- 1 have decided to offer for sale
— | thing ask Spray at the big hole in all my laud within the city limits
Decorations the most delicate,
file wall.
ware
of ¿rood quality, so that’s
consisting
of
20
acres,
making
3
I have Planet Junior and John fine places with springs of the best
it.
Be
good enough to use on
Deere planters and cultivators.
With planting and good cultiva­ water.
anv
occasion.
.
•
tion you will be surprised at how The home place of about 5 acres
your laud will produce.
lias a spring piped to the house fur­
Now is the time to look over nishing about 7000 gallons daily
mowers and binders to see what with fall enough to furnish power
There is a big difference between
repairs are needed to be ready for for a private light plant. Better
ordinary lines of underwear bought
harvest.
from the jobber and Essex Mills
Cupid flour is as good as the best see me right away.
underwear. Essex garments are
S. B. MORSS.
— $1.40 per sack. J. E. Spray,
iiiadv of the cleanest cotton and | phone 162.
are full size and perfectly shaped.
.D o you want a new wagon or
The extra amount of thread in
buggy?
When you come to town V:
4,v4'v4»'4'
each garment insures the wearing
in the big bole in the wall
quality. . We buy Essex Mills come
and see what we've got.
-b
underwear direct from the factory
More cows, more goats, mote
and save you the jobbers profit.
*
liens;
You will appreciate Essex I'uder-
*
Pays
vour
bills
in
cash
and
wear as soon as you see it.
makes long friends.
rfi
Ladies’ Yests, each,
Frank Garoutte bought one of
10c t<> .............................. 45r. them John Deere Moline wagons
this week. He saw Rogers' and
1-2 to
Y ears
Ladies’ I'nioii Suits, all
wagons, and Frank knows
styles, each, 30c to ................... 75c a Arms’
good thing when he sees it.
$6.50
Sale
; ; a V v
i6 S & &
l
DeLava!
Separators
Get
Delightful
Chinaware
ÜENERAL BLACKSMITH
Cool Garments for Warm Weather
Essex Mills Underwear
KERR ®
SILSBY
Suns
2
At Closing
Out Prices
Ladies’ Drawers, each,
25c to.....................
45c
Children’s Garments, all styles,
each.................................................. 50c
Grocery Department
Save the long credit profits by paying
cash here. Blueing, a liottle. ‘>c:
ammonia, a liotlle 9c: ’* bars Savon
soap 25c: condensed milk, a can Sc;
matches, a box 4c; 4 packages soda
35c; I packages starch 35c; seedless
raisins, per lb., loc: peaches, a 11>.,
9c: Petite prunes, jier lb., 7c; apri­
cots, per lb., lie; figs, a lb., 8j»c.
UMPHREY & MACKIN
The Cash Econom y Store
\
Here we have a Moline wagon
made by the John Ileere Plow Co.
This is a first-class wagon, well
finished, good material and guar­
anteed by thejohn Deere Plow Co.
The price is right, when you
come and see us at the big hole in
the wall.
Curtis Veatcli has 3 good milk
cows, also Jersey and Holstein bull
call, for sale.
Remember the goat. He will
kill the brush and make the grass
grow while you sleep.
Buff Orpington eggs, Plymouth
Rock eggs, $1 per setting. Phone
125 to Mrs. J. F. Spray.
L. C. Parmlee has horse for sale.
Weight 1000 lbs. Gentle. Price
$75.00. Phone 20-1*. 32.
When you buy flour of Spray
you buv it straight from the car to
the consumer.
5.50
5.00
4.50
4.00
3.50
3.00
M en ’s Dress Shirts
$1.25 and $1.00 Grade at
75c each
STHNDHRD
M HKES
H A M P T O N & CO.
"The Store That is Built on Quality”
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