Cottage Grove leader., October 14, 1913, Image 2

At Arcade Theater
TWO NIGHTS THURSDAY OCT. 15-16
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
! T h e paper that gives you what y o u w ant to read '
An Aggressive Citizen.
C L A S S IF IE D
A D V E R T IS IN G
The man who advertises is
fearless. He courts the lijiht.
One year,________________ $1.50 He dares and sundry to put him
Six months,______________
,75 to the test. “ This is what I of­
Advertising rates on Application fer,” he says in effect. “ Can
I V i
--------------------------------------- you beat it? Can you do better
W . c. C o n n e r , E d ito r and M an ag er elsewhere?
Make comparisons
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Entered as second-class matter January only if you find it is to your ad­
25, 1913, at the post office at Cottage
Leave vour dray and transfer
Grove, O regon, under the Act of March vantage. ”
FOR SALE
3, 1879.
There is nothing hidden about
orders with Goff, the shoe doc­
Wednesday Night “The Flower of Arizona.”
tor, or ’ phone 72.
the advertiser. He stands up
Fine Organ for sale In good
Trade at the Home Stores.
for
himself,
for
his
goods,
for
Thursday Night “The Tramp and the Girl.” Make the Home Dollar Circulate.
condition, cost $125, will sell for
Good Work Team, weight about
his reputation, for his town. He $30 if taken soon. Apply to 2,500, harness and wagon for
Get New Enterprises to Locate Here.
Put Your M oney in Homelnveslm ents. wants everybody to know him, | the Leader.
sale. Inquire of I. A. Randall,
I f you enjoy a g o o d ,!
to know his methods of business
A $12 baby carriage, nearly South 6th st.
and his manner of treating cus­ new, for $5.75. Inquire at this A Nice Little House and 4 acris,
hearty laugh d on ’t m issi
Oregonian and Leader.
tomers.
I office.
sandy loam, small orchard, just
til is show .
I Nf H£R
This
makes
it
safe
to
do
busi­
outside the city limits. Cheap.
The Weekly Oregonian and the
WORK HORSE FOR S A L E .-
*0
Call at Leader.
fbp
Leader both from now until Jan. ness with him. Having spent
Will take part pay in hay or
money
making
1, 1915 for only $1.75. This will j much
,
,
. ~ his name
,
grain. Inquire of H. Harring­ A Good Trade. A good close in
give j*ou a lot of good reading known- he cannot affora to have
corner lot 62 1-2x200 feet in
ton, the transfer man.
it
tarnished,
and
he
will
go
much
for the long winter months. This
Merrill, Klamath county, in al­
more
than
halfway
in
an
effort
In “ Flower of Arizona.”
offer good for a short time only.
Fine Air Brush and full outfit
falfa belt, good two-story
to
correct
a
misunderstanding
$1.50
| for show card writing for sale
house, 7 rooms, improved
Billie W i ls o n _________ _ I The Oregonian___________
The L ea d er_____ _____...$1.50 j that *8 not o f his making. He cheap. See the Leader.
premises. Will exchange for
. . . ___ wants to tell more than the bare
...................Ted Edw ards
town
or country property at
T .
rvi1 truth, to do more than what is
I)oc Rye, (W o m a n Hat-1
Horse, harness and buggy.
A
Cottage Grove.
Apply to
lotal $o.uu | reai]y SqUare.
nifty outfit. Only $200. See
Leader. See photo.
Deal with advertisers for a
er) Fred A . W alters! Special for a short time, both
M. P. Garruutte.
ry
. ..
, r.
I papers 15 months for only $1.75 square deal.—Ex.
Ç^'^Û j L.1 fftli
3 1-2 Acres—Running water, 4-
I i auk M ai vel, F oi einan eash Feathered World, an ex-
room cottage, barn, poultry
Good 3 1-4 inch wagon for sale
_________Arm ine L a m b ceilent poultry journal, FREE What Other Governors Say.
houses, buggy shed, lots of
cheap. See it at Sprays, or ap­
Florence Curtis, Iloss o f | with above mentioned papers.
berries, good garden land,
ply to Geo. Brown
young family orchard, just
Ranch, Geneva Lockes
„
' “ '
The Governor of Iowa: “ The
outside city limits. $1,500. Phil­
Statement of the ownership,
For Sale or Trade— Good,desirable
Arabella M arshal, Born managemont, circulation, etc., of less liquor sold, the better mor­
ip Jones.
property.
Inquire
of
W
.
H.
als.”
Blair.
and Bred L a d y , ______ I Cottage Grove Leader, published
Another Snap.— 15 acres, good 7-
Governor Folk of Missouri:
weekly at Cottage Grove, Ore.,
room house, fine spring piped to
I U / r i r Q l / < f 6 O U T
Zoc K. Bates
For
Sale
Cheap,
One
acre,
“
The
Sunday
closing
of
saloons
j required by the act o f August ,
,
, „
,
house. Very good garden land.
Z obe H u n tle y ___________ , 24, 1912: Editor: W. C. Conner, ! has educed Sunday crime sixty new five-room house. Small fruit.
6ÓQD&*
An ideal poultry ranch. Just
Inquire
at
Outside
city
limits,
per
cent.
a i i t e h s
outside of town. Price $2600,
_________ L . L loyd Clark Cottage Grove, Ore.
bje
The Governor of Georgia: “ I this office.
Publisher, owner and business
See the Leader,
manager: W. C. Conner, Cottage will attend no banquet during Good Foothill Ranch 80 acres,
80 Acres— About 11 acres cleared,
my term of office at which wine
Grove, Ore.
2 1-2 miles west of Cottage
balance piling and large timber,
Known bondholders,
mort­ is served.”
Grove,
good 6-room house,
good
springs, . house,
barn,
gagees and other security hold­
Governor Bush o f North Da­
good barn, 30x40 feet, with
fenced on three sides, 2 3-4
ers, holding 1 per cent or more kota: “ We have had prohibi­
wagon or stock shed, spring
miles west of Cottage Grove.
of total amount of bonds, mort­ tion so long in North Dakota
water for house and barn, fine
$1,200, terms.
gages or other securities: None. that in some counties there are
garden, 15 acres cleared, 2,-
W. C. C o n n e r , Editor.
no jails.”
000,000 feet fine saw timber. Good Buy 25 acres, 1 1-2 miles
Sworn to and subscribed be­
south of town on Pacific
Lots of berries, half mile from
Governor of Texas: “ The sav­
fore me this 3d day of Oct., ing in court expenses from the
Highway,
3-room
house,
macadamized county road. $40
1913.
A l t a K ing ,
about 15 acres under cultiva­
per acre. See the Leader. H.O.
decrease in crime is believed to
Notary Public for Oregon.
tion, about one acre timber,
offset the loss of revenue from
(My commission expires Dec. closing saloons.”
Acreage Home About 1 acre,
balance easily prepared for
6, 1913.)
good 7-room house,deep drilled
plow, much of it sub-irrigated,
Governor of Oklahoma:
“ It
well, poultry park, fine bear­
about six acres under irriga­
will cost to enforce prohibition
ing fruit trees, berries, on
tion, two acres or more good
five
per
cent
of
what
it
will
cost
Essay on Umbrellas.
Second
Street.
Only
$1,800.
celery
ground. Price $3,500
to punish crimes, keep orphans,
Will sell half o f lot.
ejl
wbf
paupers and criminals that the
An umbrella is a circulating whiskey traffic creates.”
medium which passes from hand
The Governor of Kansas:
to hand like money.
“ More than half the territory of
Umbrellas are designed to keep the United States, and more than
the rain off the wearer’s hat and one-third of the people, are now
under the dominion of prohibi­
; deposit it on his shoulders. They tion. ” —Lend-a-Hand.
are made o f cloth stretched
j tightly over steel ribs. A man
Fine Poultry Journal Free.
| may break a rib or even have it
The Star on the heel
shot away and still live to be­
means Honest Shoes
With
every
cash
subscription
*
come president, but when an
*
to the Leader or renewal we will
umbrella breaks a rib it is good give a years subscription to the
only to lend to a personal friend. “ Feathered World,” a fine poul-
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Umbrellas are so made that | try journal published at Walla
*
Walla, absolutely free. Only 25
\ \ they can be opened and closed subscriptions
taken on this basis.
Come to our Store
with great ease except when the
Better call early.
*
and see this
j owner is trying to get into or
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Cut Shoe
.,
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_____
out of a street car. When an Sheriff’s Sale on Execution in Foreclosure.
lGATHER J O lfS
umbrella is brought into the
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The Inside o f a Shoe
j house, it is folded up neatly and N otice is lu reby given that by virtue
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r
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It
is
•
lamentable
fact
that 90% o f all shoes sold for les» than $4.00
j stood in a corner to drain. On a o f pn execution anil order o f sale issued
contain substitutes for leather in the heels, counters and soles. You pay
out
of
the
C
iicu
it
Court
of
the
State
of
wet day enough water is carried
pure leather prices for this shoddy.
j into the houses of this nation by O regon, for the County of Lane, on the
Pure shoe Legislation is pending in cut up an old shoe that ha9 failed to
7th day of O itob er, 1913, on a judgment
Congress and many different States, give satisfactory service and note the
umbrellas to fill the big lock of rendered in said Court on the 6th day
W e heartily endorse it, because the vast difference in construction and
the Panama canal, says George o f October, 1913, in favor of The Bank
rights of 100 million people are greater material used. You will then know
than
those of a few hundred manu- why "Star Brand Shoes Are Better.”
o f Cottage G rove,a corporation plaintiff,
Fitch.
facturers.
You can get ‘ ‘ Our Family” shoes
and
against
t)ie
property
of
W
illiam
H.
Umbrellas were invented in
W e have one of the ‘ ‘ Our Family” for Men, Boys and Youths at $2.00 to
M iller, defendant, for the sum of Thir­
England many years ago, and
shoes cut up so you can see just how $3.50; also for Women, Misses and
teen Hundred F ifty ($1350.00) Dollars,
it is made. T h e uppers are made of Children at $1.50 to $2.75. You will
when the first umbrella owner w ith interest thereon from the 31st day
the finest Box Calf or Velour Leather. find it is the best every-day shoe you
appeared on the street he was o f December, 1912, at the rate o f 10 per
T h e heels, counters and soles are of have ever worn.
genuine sole leather. No substitutes
The " O u r F a m ily ” and other
P; Stoned
stoned by the indignant popu- cent per annum, and One Hundred
for leather are ever used.
‘ ‘ Star B r a n d ” shoes are sold by
lace, which foresaw the trouble (♦IbO.tXl) Dollars Attorney’ s fees, and
Come and 9ee the ‘ ‘ Our Family” 2 0 ,000 good m erchants. W e are
the further rum of Tw enty-tw o and
and other "Star Brand” shoes. Then special agents in this section.
it was going to have keeping its 50-100,
$22..r>0, Dollars cost, and also the
eyes free from the noxious costs of and upon this writ, which judg
"S fa r Brand Shoes Are B etter"
things in bad weather.
m ent was enrolled and docketed in the
Burkholder-Woods Company
Wearing an umbrella requires clerk 's office of said Court in said Coun­
ty
on
the
7th
day
o
f
October,
1913,
and
as much skill as tacking a ship
said execution and order of sale to me
in a heavy wind. An experi­ directed, com m anding me, in the name
enced navigator can carry a of the State of Oregon, in order to satis­
large umbrella through a gale of fy said judgm ent, costs and accruing
follow ing described
wind and rain successfully, but j costs, to sell the following
i the green hand is compelled to | Pre,," ses’ to" 1,:
HURL in C o tta g e ( s rove can y o u g et a n y th in g in
push it before
him
and mow Quarter
_ . and the North Half
.. . . o . . f . theSouth
...
tile h ard w are line cheaper o r Letter than from ns.
.
.
,
down
pedestrians
in
rows.
¡E
ast
Quarter
o
f
Section
Twenty-two,
Stiletto anti Zenith Carpenter Tools both fully warranted by us.
Umbrellas are made in great1 tow nship Tw enty-one, South Kangr
Builders Hardware, Hinges. I/X’ks, fine door and window sots.
The Catalogue
Large stock ol Guns and Ammunition for the hunters.
variety and numbers, but their Four West, W illam ette Meridian, con-
eost is unknown. Very few poo- j t“ ininK 1,10 acre», in I.ane County, State
House
pie pay for umbrellas. As a rule of 0re*‘>n
in the name o f the
a man’s umbrellas are the assets ■ Now, . therefore,
.
..
A catalogue lists a
o f his absent-mindedness. Urn-!Su,e
of
°
rrK°"’
“nd
,n com*>,“ nc' w,,h
said execution and order o f sale, 1 will,
tloul >le w ork harness,
brellas and lead pencils are two on Saturday, the 15th day of November,
articles which can be stolen 1913, between the hours o f 9 o ’ clock A.
No. _ 1 0 L 2 3 1 6
at
without endangering the reputa­ M. and 4 o ’ clock P. M., to-wit: at one
$ 4-0 .74 . I will supply
tion. The easiest way to obtain o ’ clock P. >t. on said day at the South­
an y farm er or tea m ­
an umbrella is to step up to a west door o f the County Court House,
ster
w ith the sam e
total stranger and claim the one
harness a t the sam e
he is carrying. Ten to one he in Eugene, L in e County. Oregon, offer
for sale for c. sh, subject to redemption,
will apologize as he hands it
price plus $ 1 .0 0 for
all the above named Defendant’ s right,
over.
freight.
title ami interest in and to the above
Somewhere in this world are
described real property.
the devote«! few who buy the
Dated OcL the 9th, 1913.
umbrellas for the devoted mil­
I \ M E 3 C. P A R K E R .
lions. but no one has as yet
Sheriff •.! Lane County, Oregon.
started an agitation to erect a
By D. A. ELKINS,
l*eputy.
monument to their memorv.
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