P ERSONAL
PICKUPS
Better
Service
SUMMER UNDERWEAR
D. J. Scholl
Burkholder - Woods Co.
Bon Ton Confectionery
fc V
Insect Exterminator
NEW ERA DRUG STORE
Stone to Fit the Purse
FISH MARKET
A Moderate Cost
Blacksmithing
W. E. Marsters
Roseburg. Ore.
S p rig g s B r o s .
WWBW» d W W i< S
MKMK M i IsaWfiSedaSHW* f -
Report of the Condition of the
The price of mohair went up a
cent, to 33 cents, on the market Bank of C o tta g e G rove
| today.
At C o ttag e G ro v e, in th e S ta te of O re­
’Phone the Bon Ton for ice gon, a t th e close o f business A pril 4,
cream for your Sunday dinner, 1913:
RESOURCES
’phone No. 57. Free delivery.
L oans an d d isc o u n ts
. . . 54,164 26
O verdrafts, secured am i u n se­
Hampton & Co. want eggs in
Parlor organ for sale or trade, c u r e d .........................................
183 48
exchange for goods.
good as new. Will sell cheap Bonds an d w a rra n ts ___ _____ 20,036 63
F
u
rn
itu
re
an
d
fixtures
.....
3,228
06
Ice cream delivered to order. for cash or trade for cow or O th er real e s ta te ow ned ..
6,799 05
horse.
See
Stanley
Martin.
'Phone Bon Ton, No. 57.
Due from approved reserve
b a n k a ................. .
. . 10,544 22
Rev. T. L. Jones of Browns C hecks
Few people are disappointed in
aud o th e r cash item s
40 42
ville, and sister, Mrs. Ellis of Cash on h an d ____________ 8,481 16
love until after marriage.
Portland,
are
visiting
their
broth­
Mr. McCord, the shoe dealer, er Newt, who is quite ill in this T otal ................................... $103 478 17
L IA B IL IT IE S
visited Portland last Friday.
city.
C apital stock p aid i n ___
$ 25, 000 00
Photos, the kind that always
S urp lu s fu n d ................
3 ,000 00
Five
new
subecriptions
were
please. Monroe, at the bridge. added to the Leader subscription U ndivided p rofits, less ex ­
670 68
B etter serviee means better Mrs. J. B. Simeral has recov­ list Wednesday afternoon, and penses an d tax es paid ___
Due to b an k s an d ban k ers
167 43
glasses.
ered from her recent severe ill­ eight were received Friday and Postal savings b an k d ep o sits.
329 1
Individual
d
ep
o
sits
su
b
ject
to
Our glasses satisfy because ness.
Saturday.
c h e c k ..........................
48, 574 78
they are made to satisfy.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kinter at­ Another big orchard land pro­ C ashier ch eck s o u ts ta n d in g _ _ 1 ,566 16
FOR M EN A N D . BOYS
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certificates
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24, 279 95
T h at is why the m ajority of tended Presbytery at Newport ject has gone wrong and the
Bohrnstedt Co., of Creswell, is T o ta l.......................................$103,478 17
C ottage Grove physicians last week.
Ventilated porous summer underwear with
recommend my serviee to Mrs. Jas. Plaster and Mrs. accused of shady land transac­
two exclusive features ■ that eliminate the
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Warren McFarland visited Eu­ tions and a big suit is filed
you.
C o u n ty of L ane)
faults o f the ordinary porous undergarments.
against that company.
gene and Portland last week.
I, H arry S h o rt, cash ier of th e a»x>ve
t] T h ey are the p aten ted worked eyelet an d the elastic
hank, d o solem nly sw ear th a t the
Call or send to the Leader of­ President Wilson says post­ nam ed s ta
rib fabric.
te m e n t is true to th e best o f my
fice for free sample copies of masters must put in eight hours above
know ledge an d belief.
^ T he patented eyelet prevents th e openings or “porea"
this paper to send to your East­ work a day. This will be grati­
H A R R Y S H O R T , C ashier.
from tearing.
fying to the Cottage Grove post- C o rrect—A tte s t:
ern friends.
OPTICIAN
^ T h e elastic rib fabric keeps th e garm ent in shape and
officials who have been
GK O R G K M. H A L L ,
perm its free bodily m ovem ent w ithout straining or
Mrs. J. P. Graham shipped a ] office
B. L U R C H , D irectors.
stretching a t an y point,
putting
in
from
10
to
12
hours
a
Scholl’s Jewelry Store fine lot of White Minorca eggs day. They are entitled to a re­ Subscribed a n d sw orn to before me
i E yelet-R ib is cool— d u rab le— elastic.
for hatching to A. W. Irwin, bate.
this 11th d ay of A pril, 1913.
M
en’s
Single G arm ents . 50c
Boya* Single G arm ents
25c
A L TA K IN G , N o tary Public.
Twin Falls, Idaho, Monday.
- For Sale Cheap.
M en’s U n ica Suita • • • fL 00
B c y i'.U u io n Suite • . • 50c
Frank
J.
Hickey,
of
the
Nes­
Banker Darwin Bristow and
One seven year old grey mare, wife of Eugene are guests at the mith Auto Co., made a trip to
Things Doing at Disston.
weight 1200 pounds. Works sin­ home of Mrs. Bristow’s brother, Eugene Friday in one of his lit
gle or double. Inquire at Fash­ Attorney J. S. Medley in this | tie Ford five passenger touring
“STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER”
cars and was accompanied by Geo. Hastings and crew of
ion Stable’s. Dr. H. H. Owen. city.
Mr. and Mrs. John Bader and loggers came up last week and
Mrs. Carl Cashatt, of Salem, is their daughter, Mrs. Mary Elli moved the three donkey engines,
a guest of her sisters and par­ ott and her little daughter.
purchased from the J. I. Lumber
ents of this place, her father,
Co. by the U. S. Logging Co.,
F.
J.
Hickey,
of
the
Nesmith
Mr. Widdersheim being seriously
Summons.
into the Reserve timber and
Auto Co., suggests that the next logging will begin as soon as the
Choice Confections ill.
time Mrs. Stanley Martin and
In the Circuit Court of the
Ice Creams
Some coming feature film at­ Mrs. W. C. Conner go autoing necessary landings, etc., can be
( p a t e n t a p p l ie d f o r )
State of Oregon in and for Lane
built.
tractions at the Arcade are: Apr. that they put a bottle of gasolene
And Sodas
An inexpensive and simple little County.
10, Don Juan; Apr. 27, Money under the car seat, as autos have
R. C. Woodhurst and wife device designed, tested and found
Ida L. Jackson, plaintiff, vs.
Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service
Kings; May 4, Siege of Peters­ a peculiar notion of refusing to were over Sunday visitors with most effective in the destruction of the unknown heirs at law of
G. H. SÖDERSTRÖM, Prop.
burg.
friends
in
Cottage
Grove.
go unless supplied with gasolene.
the flea Iteetle and general plant Daniel G. Lucas, deceased; also
^ 4 * U l '.4 ,. 4 ' . 4 >. 4 '. 4 V 4 ’. U t M U r A T »
Jno. Coffman and Rube Thom, insects. Patented and thoroughly all other persons or parties un­
C. C. Parker and mother ar­
Fuller
&
Bain
are
again
at
Social Notes.
rived in this city from Louisiana work on camps Nos. 6 and 10 on the Bohemia miners, passed tested by George O. Walker and known claiming any right, title,
last week and will locate here the part of the Coos bay line un­ through here Tuesday, en route found most practical in his large estate or interest in the real es­
tate described in the complaint
The ladies of the Kensington permanently. A brother and der construction by Twohy Bros. to the mine, after an extended tomato field last serson.
herein, defendants.
club will serve a supper on Tues­ son will join them this week.
a t e s t im o n ia l
The steam shovel is again in use visit to the Grove and other val­
To the unknown heirs at law
ley points.
day April 22nd at I. O. 0. F.
Among many other testimonials
in
the
tunnel,
which
is
now
1764
J. D. Dewald of Tennessee,
of Daniel G. Lucas, deceased, al­
Hall, beginning at five o’clock.
Mr.
Walker
submits
the
following
feet
into
the
mountain.
The
Mrs. G. W. Beaman was an
A short program will follow be­ and W. M. Dewald, of South tunnel will probably be finished over Sunday visitor at the Grove. from Harry K. Metcalf, proprietor so all other persons or parties
ginning at eight o’clock. Every­ Dakota, are guests of their broth on August 15.—Guard.
of the Sunnyside Greenhouses, unknown claiming any right,
er and sisters in this city and
title, estate or interest in the
Among those who visited at Cottage Grove:
body come.
looking after the Dewald estate
real estate described in the com­
the Grove between trains Satur­
C.
E.
Russell,
architect
and
“
I
have
seen
your
insect
catcher
The Young Ladies’ Circle of interests.
day were: Lee Tennis, A. C. and I believe it to be a very com­ plaint herein, defendants.
civil
engineer,
of
Eugene,
spent
the Christian church met at the
In the name of the State of
plete and effective trap for tomato
Alfred Matthews and wife last Thursday in Cottage Grove Cox and Arthur Whitman.
home of Miss Grace Bennett on
submitted some beautiful
C. A. Van Denburg, manager fleas, beetles, etc., and it certainly Oregon: You are hereby re­
South Sixth street, Monday even­ went to Eureka, Cal., Monday to and
of High School buildings for the J. I. Lumber Co., went cannot injure the most tender plant quired to appear and answer the
ing. After the business period, take charge of a moving picture plans
complaint filed against you in the
to
the
school board, to cost com­ out Saturday morning to the as the spray cure often does.
theater
at
that
place.
Their
a good social hour was spent.
above
entitled suit within seven
plete
in
every
detail,
from
$35,-
Grove
to
visit
his
parents
and
H.
K.
M
etcalf
.”
Light refreshments were served. many friends here wish them 000 to $45,000. They may be
weeks
from the date of the first
If your dealer does not handle
The next meeting will be held success in their new business en­ seen at Attorney Alta King's of­ others for a few days.
publication of this summons; and
them
order
one
by
mail,
only
50c
at the home of Miss Mary Bar­ terprise.
T. B. Haight and Wm. Ridder-
if you fail so to answer, for want
fice.
tels on the evening of May 5th.
bush are out to work again after and lasts a lifetime.
thereof, the Plaintiff will take
Chas.
Smith,
deputy
assessor
Stanley
Damewood
met
with
a
All young ladies invited.
for the Saginaw precinct, was a painful injury Tuesday after­ enjoying” an attack of the La George O. W a l k e r judgment against you as prayed
in her complaint on file in said
business visitor in this city Sat­ noon resulting in the breaking Grip for the last week.
WALKER, OREGON
court, to-wit: That her title to
urday
and favored the Leader of his nose. He was working in
A. B. Wood, J. B. Protzman
F. C. Ralston and wife will go
the Southeast fourth of the
to Burney, Shasta County, Cali­ with a pleasant call. He says he the woods near the Royal Acade­ and J. H. Chambers were busi­
Northwest quarter of Section
fornia, next Monday to enjoy a has nearly completed his assess­ my. While driving a wedge in­ ness visitors here Saturday,
Sodas
Confectioneries Thirty-one
in Township Nineteen
prolonged visit with members of ment work.
to a log with a sledge the sledge
U. G. Roth, of Portland, was a
South, Range Four West of Wil­
their family.
S. Peters, wife and daughter, flew off the handle and struck business visitor here between
lamette Meridian be established
W. P. Hall, wife and child of of Kenneth, California, spent him in the face, causing the in­ trains Saturday.
and quieted; that the defendants
jury.
Stillwater, Oklahoma, have arriv­ last Thursday in Cottage Grove
and all persons and especially the
ed in this city to reside. Mr. while looking for an Oregon
The Cottage Grove Creamery
unknown and all the heirs at law
Saginaw Items.
Hall is a brother of our esteemed home. They will go as far north has changed hands. Ray Trask
To supply your
of Daniel G, Lucas, deceased, be
as
Portland
and
may
return
townsman, George M. Hall of
is the purchaser, and took pos­
adjudged and decreed to have no
DRUG WANTS
here, so well impressed were session last week. It is under­
the Bank of Cottage Grove.
right, title or interest in or to
Mrs. Queen and daughter, An­
stood that Mr. Senter will go to na, were Grove visitors Satur­
said land or any part thereof ;and
Mrs. Anna Hoxie and Miss they with Cottage Grove.
that they be forever estopped
Anna Leuna will open their new
The government recently pur­ Washington. Mr. Trask is well day.
We Have It—Try Us
and barred from making or as­
cafeteria in the building former­ chased 100 automobiles, to be known in this city and owned
Henry
Myers
is
going
to
Mon­
V 4 , .4 V 4 , . 4 ,. 4 ,. 4 ,.4 V » V 4 ,.4 V 4 V 4 , . 4 serting any claim in or to said
ly occupied by the Wave confec­ used in its parcel post service. the business once before, selling tana in about a week.
lands or any part thereof.
tionery Thursday. It will be up- Thirteen auto factories were fa­ out three years ago. Mr. Senter
Administrator’s Notice.
Hes and Jesse Tucker and Ed
This summons is served by
to-date in every respect.
vored in this purchase, the Over­ has owned the business three Queener
are working at the
years and during that time it has
publication thereof in the Cot­
land
company
furnishing
10
au­
A very artistic show window,
Notice is hereby given that tage Grove Leader six weeks by
made great forward strides in Briggs sawmill.
which is attracting much atten­ tos. F. J. Hickey is agent for cream receipts and butter manu­ Tom Miller has moved to a the undersigned has tieen by the order of the Hon. L. T. Harris,
tion, is the Burkholder-Woods the Overland in this city.
County Court of the State of Judge of said Court, made and
factured, as well as ice cream.
place near Cottage Grove.
display of Zion laces, direct from
Oregon, for Lane County, ap­ entered March 14th, 1913, and
Dr. A. L. DeLaVergne and
Want ice cream for your so­
G. A. Harnden has moved into pointed administrator of the es­ the first publication thereof was
America’s greatest lace factory wife went to Los Angeles this
at Zion City. Ladies are invited morning to attend the World cial? ’Phone No. 57—Bon Ton. the house recently vacated by C. tate of Emma I). Metcalf, de­ made March 18th, 1913.
J. Chandler.
to call and inspect this fine line. Wide Apostolic Faith Camp Prompt delivery.
ceased.
A. E. W h e e l e r ,
All persons having claims
meeting which convenes at that
Attorney for Plaintiff.
H. L. Ingraham has moved to
The Mothers’ Council of the
against said estate are hereby
place and continues at least un­ W. C. T. U. held a very inter­ Eugene.
required to present the same to
til May 15. Special railroad esting and well attended Purity
Burbank Seed Potatoes.
C. H. Sharon has gone to Al­ me, properly verified as by law
rates are given throughout Cali­ meeting at the home of Mrs. berta,
Canada.
Before
ordering your Hurhank
required, at my residence on
Is better than none at all. The fornia.
Mary Smith, Friday afternoon,
Scetl Potatoes, lie sure to communi­
West
Main
Street,
in
Cottage
B.
C.
Calloway
is
working
in
a
spirit in which a monument is Geo. O. Walker returned home April 11. Meeting opened by
Grove, Lane County, Oregon, cate with the U. C. M. Ranch,
erected counts more than the from a trip to Portland and in­ scripture reading, Phil. 4:3-9, by logging camp near Deer Horn.
within six months from the date Parkdale, Hood River Valley, Ore­
Mrs.
DeSpain,
prayer
by
Evan­
cost.
Myers Bros, are running their hereof.
termediate
points Saturday,
gon.
in!8-al5.
where he went to introduce and gelistic Supt. Mrs. Smith, Mrs. sawmill at full blast now-a-days.
Dated
this
8th
day
of
April,
place on sale his newly patented K. B. Woods, supt. mother’s
We notice in the Cottage 1913.
H arry K. M e t c a l f ,
insect exterminator. At the O. meeting, having charge of pro­ Grove Sentinel some items that
Administrator,
gram.
Topic
for
consideration,
A. C. experimental farm it was:
are headed Saginaw and Delight
Estate of Emma D. Metcalf,
“
Why
Girls
Go
Wrong,”
was
pronounced a most practical and
Valley. We wonder where De­ deceased.
useful little device, and Mr. ably brought out by such Purity light Valley is located.
J . C. J o h n s o n ,
workers
as
Mrs.
Lola
Baldwin,
Walker says it received favorable
A tt’y for Administrator.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
E.
J.
Sears
and
Purity
Supt.
of
Oregon,
Mrs.
L.
comment wherever it was shown
son
visited
in
the
Grove
Sunday.
Ward,
Supt.
Crittendon
Refuge
and placed on sale. He is sure
Home, Mrs. Lineman, Matron
Ben Johns is back to Saginaw
it will prove a winner.
Sal. Army Rescue Home, Miss from Portland again. It seems
The Spriggs Bros., black­ Prickard, Supt. People’s Insti­ as though he couldn’t stay away.
smiths, have made a special tute, Portland, Judge Gaten, Wonder what the attraction is?
All Kinds of
study of horseshoeing, and by Mrs. Robt. J. Burdette, Dr.
Any
one
having
a
bad
horse
to
their long experience are able Frederick Rhodes, Evangeline
FRESH FISH
by the use of special adapted C. Booth, Sal. Army, Mrs. Kate ride, call on G. A. Hamden, our
merchant
He
can
ride
’em.
shoes and the required method Waller Barnett, World’s Purity
CRABS
of shoeing, to correct many of Supt., and others. After a gen­
Stone will show as much respect the troubles found in horses’ eral discussion of subject, one
AND CLAMS
New ads in the Leader today
Correct Method of
and love for the departed one as feet and legs and their traveling practical help for this evil in our are those of The Ladies’ Tog­
Horseshoeing
a more expensive stone if you also. Spriggs Bros, have all the town was suggested. That we gery, Hampton & Co., Ford Au­ Constantly on Hand
can afford only the smaller sum. machinery necessary to do gen-; enforce the curfew law and en- tos, Powell & Co., Spriggs Bros.,
David Cover
Wagon Making
We have various designs in low- eral repair and wagon making deaver to change the hour, mak­ and Wynne & Woods Co. Read
Successor to S. C. Nickerson
And
priced memorials we shall be and can set your wagon and ing it nine o’clock in summer them. They may interest you.
buggy tires either by the hot or and eight o’clock in winter. A
glad to submit to you.
Al.
Nichols,
the
Eugene
bicy­
General Repair Work
cold process. They guarantee social time then followed and
satisfaction and request that light refreshments were served. cle dealer, was a guest of Cot­ LOST — Ladies’ gold watch,
South of First National Bank
Sixth Street
the farmers, not already patrons, Six visitors were present. These tage Grove friends Saturday.
full monogram case, initials ” M.
O. D. GLANDON, Salesman
give them a trial. Shop on Sixth, meetings do much good and we John Palmer, of Mosby Creek, P. V.” on one side and small de­
Street, south of First National only wish more mothers would was transacting business in town sign on the other. Leave at
Bank.
attend.
Leader and receive reward.
today.