Cottage Grove leader., June 10, 1913, Image 4

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“BEFORE AND AFTER.”
Canvas Oxfords
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FOR LADIES
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It Will Pay You to Watch this De­
partment for Real Bargains
and Business Tips.
Photographs
Monroe’s Photos
50 Cents
Regular $3.50 and $4.00 Gun
Metal and Patent Leather
Oxfords Going at
$2.25 and $2.50
New Era Drug Store as it Appeared in its cld Quarters.
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You may reprct.it if 3*011
keep putting off getting
those pictures taken!
_____ Armstrong At the Bridge
The
Elite ZTs Swengel Hardware Co.
CONFECTIONERY
For the Coolest. Best
Sodas, Ice Cream and
Finest of Confections
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Powell & Co. Ü
Camping Supplies
Fishing Tackle
Fire Arms
Those New WicHless,
Plaster & M cFarland See
Blue Flam e Coal Oil Stoves
; Harm s & Lockwood
An Evening At The
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Are the talk of the town
The3* have the tone and
quality which pleases.
Stylish Millinery
For Stvdish Ladies
New IQI 3 Creations
New Era Drug Store, H. C. Hart, Manager, as it Appears in its New Quarters
[Ccurtesy Pacific Drug Review.]
Dr. V. S. Goff
Guaranteed cure for those
“ run down,” ailing Shoes.
Arcade Theater
Drives Away the Blues
Cottage Grove Steam
LAXTISTDRY
Prompt Service and
Satisfaction Assured
THE NESMITH AUTO CO. ARCHIE JONES MEETS
HEADY TOR FOURTH
Oscar Woodson, Prop
Shoe
Hospital
CHANGES MANAGEMENT WITH A BAD ACCIDENT OF JOLY CELEBRATION
PUBLISH Ivi» BVKRY TUESDAY
" m e n s 7 s u i t s S. E. McGAVRAN
One year,______________ $1.50 J. F. Hickey wishes to an­ Archie Jones, son of Mr. and At the n gular meeting of the
Tailored to your
Paints, Oils, Wall Paper
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
The paper that gives you what you w ant to read
Six months,_____________ .75 nounce that he has transferred Mrs. Ed Jones who reside on ! Commercial Club last night it
Measure at the
Painter, Paper Hanger
Advertising rates on Application his interests in the Nesmith Au­ Mosby Creek, while at work in was definitely decided to cele­
S j o r c ]\Tcqi< T)cpo{
to Co. to O. E. Woodson, but the Brown Lumber Co’s logging brate the Fourth of July in a
LEADER PUBLISHING COMPANY Mr. Hickey will remain here for camp at Rocky Point, was struck j creditable manner in this city,
W. C. CONNER, Editor and Manager a few weeks and wishes all those by a falling tree this morning i A fund of $105 left over from —
VAN U. PIERCE, - - - Foreman who owe him, or who have any and badly injured about the head I the Farmers picnic fund is avail­ DesLarzes Grocery
accounts with him, or any out and one leg w’as broken. The able and more money will be rais-
Entered as second-class matter January standing bills against him to tree Seemingly without cause 1 ed for prizes and to purchase
Confections
25, 191.1, at the post office at Cottage please present them for settle­ was uprooted and fell without fireworks. A Fourth of July
Ice Creams
Grove, Oregon, under the Act of March
four other workmen committee was appointed to name
ment. Mr. Hickey wishes to warning,
3, 1ST«.
Satisfies
its
Customers
And Sodas
barely escaping injury. The in­ sub-committees and direct the
thank all those who have extend­ jured
plans
for
a
big
celebration.
The
man
was
brought
to
Dr.
Courteous
Treatment,
Prompt Service
ed
their
patronage
to
him
in
the
Trade at the Home Stores.
Schleef’s hospital where Prs. head committee is comprised of
G. H. SÖDERSTRÖM, Prop.
Make the Home Dollar Circulate.
past.
He
has
not
announced
his
Get New Enterprises to Locate Here. future plans, but will, no doubt, Kime, Job and Schleef dressed Ben Lurch. B. S. Sw’engel, G. O.
Put Your Money in Homelnvestinents. remain in the automobile busi­ his severe injuries. His condi­ Knowles and Fred Bartels. This Harness, Saddles, Horse
committee will meet tonight to Goods, Harness and
ness. He has many friends here tion is thought to be serious.
Shoe Repairing, Pack­
who will regret his severing his An S. P. passenger train was perfect its plans.
The people of the Cottage relations
Table Supplies,
ard and Petaluma Dress
with
the
Nesmith
Gar­
Grove community buy entirely
wrecked
near
Salem
Saturday
New Mill Starts Up.
Cut Flowers
and Work Shoes.
too much stuff from outsiders age.Mr. Woodson, who owns the and five people were badly injur­
that should be raised at home. new fire proof garage building, ed, spikes having purposly been Manager Donahue, of the new United Workingmen’s Loggers
Something Different
We of the western part of the
removed
from
the
rails.
It
is
Row
River
saw;
mill
company,
in
Groceries
in
taking
over
the
business,
pro­
state, especially, can raise near­ poses to make this garage second thought the work was done by the Donahue, Dubois Lumber
ly everything we need. Yet we to none between Ashland and an inmate of the Insane asylum Company, came down to Cottage
buy bacon and beef from other
Grove Saturday in his auto, and
counties, flour, hay and grain Portland as far as accommoda­ near by.
informed
the Leader that their
tions
and
service
for
the
travel­
from Washington and Eastern
A
stranger
was
picked
up
at
The place to get your
newT
plant
was fully installed and
Opposite Police Station
tourists and public is con­ the railroad bridge south of town ! ready for operation,
Oregon. In nearly every gro­ ing
wrhich
corn-
horses
shod and good
cerned.
He
will
retain
the
agen­
cery store and commissary in the
Sunday badly injured from a fall commenced Monday morning. The place to get the large
for the Ford and Overland and
Repair
Work.
state will be found canned goods cy
taken
aboard
the
north
bound
This new’ plant has been installed I doughnut with a small hole.
grown and packed outside the automobiles and in connection train and started to Portland for on
Hawley place, the postof- Bread Like Mother Never Made
the sale of these cars, will treatment, but it is said he died fiee the
state. Add to these supplies the with
of
the
new company being
maintain
cars
for
rent
both
for
clothing, sugar, coffee, shoes, night and day service, with before reaching that place.
Star.
The
new plant is said to
hats, etc., that we buy from out chauffeurs to handle them. He
be
running
a hitch and
the state, and it is difficult to will also keep all k'nds of com­ Alva Davis, a member of the turning out without
a
good
grade
of lum­
see where we get the money to mon necessities for the automo­ Lorane baseball team, sustained ber and timbers.
pay for all this stuff. The bal­
a badly sprained ankle in the
ance of trade is against us on bile trade and his prices for all second inning in the baseball Things Doing at Disston.
things we can raise at home, and supplies and repair w’ork will be game between Lorane and Cot­
until our people realize this fact reasonable. Mr. Woodson is well tage Grove Friday.
The rain that began during
and begin to raise more of the known and highly esteemed here
Saturday night has done lots of
stuff they consume at home, our and will, no doubt, make the
good to tl o gardens and other
The Ilest^.
same pronounced success of the
community can never attain to auto
Silk Creek Items.
crops in this section.
business that he has of the
the prosperity it should. We, of
POULTRY FEED S
CHARCOAL
Lund berg and wife went
The farmers’ picnic was well to Alex
course, sell and ship out much steam laundry.
the
Grove
Saturday
evening,
represented
by
the
loyal
“Silk
Mr.
Woodscn
will
retain
in
his
lumber, but we should also raise
SH E LL, GRIT
returning home Sunday evening.
our own supplies in addition to employ Mr. Bob Boak, formerly Creekers.”
They
made
the
trip
with
the
sad­
what we manufacture and ship with the Ford Automobile Co., Mrs. Joe Deardorff and daugh­ dle horses.
OIL MEAL
whose work here has proven him ter and Mrs. Lauranee and daugh­ O. R. Awbrey, who has ac­
out.
to be one of the best automobile
CHICK FOOD
GROUND BONE
from Eastern Oregon, visited cepted a position as resaw man
With the last hitching rack machinists in the state. Mr. ter,
at
the
Peter
Deardorff
home
put out of commission at Burk­ Elam, while having sold his in­ from Sunday to Wednesday. Mrs. with the J. 1. Lumber Co., has
MEAT M EAL
holder’s corner by street paving terests to Mr. Woodson, will re­ Laurance is a sister of Mr. Dear­ also start d a barber shop on
Riverside Drive and is doing
work, what are the farmers go­ main indefinitely with the new dorff.
ing fo do with their saddle horses management. Now, let the lo­ Orvil Tarbell returned from quite a business in that line.
James Spohr expects to start
and teams while they run into a cal automobile owners co-operate Ashland Tuesday.
store and do a little shopping? with Mr, Woodson to make the Mrs. Ella Faucett and family this week for Montana where he
will go in search of a home­
Here’s an opportunity for the Cottage Grove garage one of the
Everything for the Farmer. Wagons,
commercial club to really ac­ best in Western Oregon, and sp en t Tuesday night at Owens. stead. If he finds something
complish something for the con­ keep the automobile business at E. T. Hartley began to market that suits him. Mrs. Spohr and
Buggies, Plows, Seeders, Cultivators
children will follow . We predict
venience of the farmer and bene­ home. Extend the Nesmith Gar­ strawberries Monday.
and all Kinds of Small Implements.
fit of the city’s business men as age your business, and see Mr. Several families gathered at that Jim will be back in a week
or
two.
well.
Woodson before you buy a car. Deardorff’s Tuesday evening and Miss Jo; ie Berg,of the Grove, |
L. W. Woodson, of Texas, but had a very pleasant time.
visiting friends in this sec-,
“Spend your money abroad formerly
with his Roy Wheeler and John Moe re­ was
tion
one
last week.
and you kiss it good-bye; spend brother, O. associated
E. Woodson of this turned home from Divide Tues­ W. L. day
it at homo and you shake hands city in the laundry
Williams
and wife have
business,will
day,
w
hen’
they
have
been
at
with it often.”
moved from here to Rujeda,
arrive in Cottage Grove in a work.
short time to again assist in the Alvah Deardorff and family where Mr, Williams is employed
It is always interesting at this management of the Cottage came up from OaklandThursday. by the Chambers Logging Co.
time of the year to find out in j Grove steam laundry business. Mrs. R. W. Airey returned F. J. Tur pin and wife left Fri­
for Los Angeles, Cal., where
how many places the garden This will give Mr. Woodson more from
Wednesday where day
hose leaks.
time to look after the sales of sh e has Gaston
they expet t to remain.
been
visiting
for
about
a
automobiles anti his newly ac­ month.
Miss Pearl Vaughn, who has
l>een
serving as waitress in the
The local paper always Itoost.s quired garage business.
E. T. Hartley went to Salem boarding
house, w’ent to her;
for the town and its business en­
home
at
R
>w
River last week to
terprises whether half of the Mr. and Mrs. John Bader went Wednesday.
Balicock has been on remain.
business men patronize it or not to Portland Monday to attend the Walter
sick list the past week.
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Robt. Jones came up Monday
the
Kose
Carnival.
They
were
Peter
Deardorff
went
to
Myr­
to
assist
his
brother,
Frank,
in
Factories are what we need and aeeonqianied by Mr. Bader’s tle Creek Wednesday.
Twent3*-five Instructors—Fifty Courses. Distinguished
the store.
what we should make a strong daughter
Mrs.
Kroseburg
who
Ross
Aubrey,
of
the
Grove,
Educators added to Regular Facultv.
pull lor commencing with a can­ will return to her home in Mil­ Stanley Martin has returned has accepted a position with the Eastern
University
Dormitories Open. Board and Room at
nery. _____________
waukee from Portland. Mrs. from a business trip to Silver J. I. Lumber Co.
$
3
.5
0
i»er
week.
Reduced Railroad Rates. For Com­
Bader will accompany her on her Lake. He reports a pleasant B. F. Pitcher left Monday for,
We need a tax commission that journey
plete
Illustrateti
Catalog, Address
and
will
visit
at
her
old
he and his cousin, Guy.hav­ Roseburg and from there will goj
will abolish taxes instead of; home in Pittsburg for a few trip,
ing
delivered
two
autos
to
Silver
out w ith tb.e forest reserve crew.
abolishing the taxpayers.
months.
* Lake parties from Portland.
Ben will handle the pack train. The Registrar, University of Oregon, Eugene
^W o o len Mills Store
ALWAYS
E. B* GRABLE
Bon Ton Confectionery
The Metsan Shop
Painless Parker’s BLACKSMITH
Bakery
ip
Joe Baker
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POULTRYMEN
International Poultry and Stock Food
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J. S. SPRAY
University of Oregon
Summer School