Cottage Grove leader., October 28, 1913, Image 4

HE Fit Of
The Shoe
HL THOROUGH
Mfioc
SCHOOL WORK
Report of the Condition of the
B ank
of
C o tta g e
G rove
At Cottage Orove, in the State of Ore­
gon, at the close o f business October 21,
1913:
j
W E S T S ID E G R O C E R Y
RESO U R CE S
Eugene, Oct. 27.—More thor­ Loans and discounts________
50,299 00
ough work in the schools of-Lane Overdrafts, secured and unse­
cu red ....................................
577 82
county than has ever l>een done Bonds
and warrants________ 20,024 35
Much c f neatnesa, comfort
before was the policy declared Furniture and fixtures______ 3,228 05
real estate owned........
0,799 95
and wear of a shoe depends upon
by County Superintendent Moore Other
I»ue from approved reserve
in his opening address before the banks................................... 12,001 41
the way it ¡3 fitted. A loose shoe
and other cash items
57 50
Lane county teachers’ institute Checks
cannot look stylish, nor give real
Cash on hand......................... 11,01100
today.
comfort and wearing service that is
Total.................................... »111.199 80
“ We are failing to reach the
I .I A I I I I .I T I K S
afforded by one that fits properly.
results that we desire to reach,” Capital stock paid in.........._ » 25,000 00
Surplus fund_________
3,000 00
said Mr. Moore, “ and I recom­ Undivided
profits, less ex­
iO tΠO lE X
mend that more attention be penses ami taxes paid____
527 80
Due
to
banks
and
bankers__
213
12
given by teachers to fundamen­ Postal savings bank deposits.
581 11
Fruit and Vegetables in Season
tals.”
Individual deposits subject to
c h e c k ------ ---------
50,070 34
Flour, Feed, Ilacon and Lard
Mr.
Moore emphasized the Cashier
checks outstanding _
1 .»»27 I»»
Made of finest leathers, over stylish, shapely lasts; they are
series of spelling contests which Time certificates of deposit. 30,180 07
glove fitting, fashionable shoes that give fullest wearing value.
are to be given by the schools of Total.................................. »111,199 80
U T Z & DUNN CO. Shoes mean perfect satisfaction and
Lane county and which will cul­
S T A T E O F O R EG O N )
minate in a big contest to be
less expense.
County of I.anef ss'
held in Eugene on May 14 when
I, Harry Short, cashier of the a*»ove
W e have them in up-to-date designs and at prices you
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
individual cash prizes will be above
statement is true to the best of my
will appreciate.
given and a pennant awarded to knowledge and belief.
H ARRY SHORT, Cashier.
PHONE NO. 9]J
the school turning out the best
Correct— A ttest r
spellers.
GEORGE M. IIAI.L,
THE G O LD EN RULE STO RE
B. LURCH, Directors.
Another announcement made
Subscribed and sworn to before me I
by Superintendent Moore was this
27th day of October, 1913.
that the library books which are
ALTA KING, Notary Public.
to
be
distributed
to
the
schools
An editor at Lewiston who at­
COTTAGE GROVE LEADER
tempted to corner all the adver­ of the county have arrived and
T h e paper that irivea you what y o u w ant to read
tising of his town was fined for are ready to be delivered.
forming a trust, while another
As a committee on resolutions,
P U B L I S H KD E V E R Y T U ICS D A Y editor who refused to advertise
to report on the last day of the
One year,------------------------ $1.50 for merchants outside his home institute, Wednesday, Superin­
Six months,---------------------
-75 town on the ground that they tendent Moore named Principal
In a football contest in which
were competitors of his home
Advertising rates on Application patrons, was himself denied the
George W. Hug of the Eugene the visitors never had a “ lookin,”
use of the second class mail privi­ high school, Principal Dunton of Cottage Grove last Friday defeat
Lebanon by a score of 36 to 0. Six
W . C. CONNER, Editor and Manager lege by the postal department,
which ruled he was guilty of un­ Cottage Gr«ve and Alice Kimball touch-downs and one place kick
of Unity.
were made by the home aggre­
Entered as second-class matter January just discrimination. The news­
gation,
who were larger and
Report
on
supervisory
district
paper
man
gets
it
going
and
25, 191.'!, at the post office at Cottage
showed much better organization
Orove, Oregon, under the Act of March coming.
No. 1, by C. R. Stahlman.
than the visitors. This is the
.'!, 1H79.
The day closed with an address second signal victory of the local
So attractive have been the
to the assembly by Superinten­ high school team for the season
It is a somewhat curious fact reports o f the superior quality of dent Collins of Eugene on "The and their second game, and they
Oregon apples that a party of
that our law making is largely pilgrims came all the way from World's Greatest Teacher,”
are going to make the valley
teams all set up and take notice F I U i T i A fl U J c I S T K lj Y ....
the work of amateurs.
Johannesburg, South Africa, to
The men we send to the state Portland in order to see for them­ If wishes were autos street railways before the season closes.
Never have we had as large and
Are the talk of the town
select line of fall hats and all kinds
legislatures and to Washington selves whether or not Oregon would go bankrupt.
fruit was so much better than
They
have the tone and
of fall millinery as now. W e invite
Buys Creswell Creamery.
are not the men who have had that from other parts of the No oculist ca» do anything for the
the ladies to call and inspect onr
quality
which pleases.
experience in the matter of tak­ world.
They came, they saw blindness o f self love.
new goods.
N. P. Sorensen,of Bellingham,
ing care of great and important and they left orders to the ex­
THE VOGUE
tent of 25 carloads of the finest Turkey still In Europe is one o f the Wash,, who recently purchased
propositions.
grimmest jokes of history.
an interest in the Creswell cream­
They are for the most part apples Oregon could produce.
Sw engel Hardware Co.
Presumably the Anglo-French tun­ ery, sold out his holdings Friday
men who have wormed them­
The Cottage Grove registra­ nel is to be u sort o f "bunds under the
to F. W. La Masurier, who runs
For men, women and child­
selves into office.
tion listed in the order o f size of sea" affair.
Heating Stoves—over GO
ren. All colors, maroon, car­
a meat market in Creswell. Mr.
The business of government parties is as follows. Republican
to make a selection from.
dinal, navy, white, tan, etc.
falls into the hands of the inex­ 108; democrat 201); socialist 64; The simplified spelling board Is going Sorensen has heavy investments
perienced and the unfit, says an independent 62; prohibition 38; right on simplifying words that refuse in the creamery and dairy busi­
Patent Roofing Roof paint
progressive 26; non-partisan 23. to be simplltied.
ness near Bellingham and found
exchange.
C ottage Grove Steam
This thing of government by
It is unnecessary to send out a it impossible to divide his time
He Didn’t Know.
monthly statement to the fellow who between the two places, so dis­
the selfish, the transient and the
LAU N D R Y
posed o f his interests at Cres­
irresponsible is the most telling
An insurance agent was filling owes you a grudge.
Paints, Oils, Wall Paper
Prompt Service and
The Creswell creamery is
criticism to be made of our so- out an application blank.
One might define the millennium as well,
Painter,
Paper
Hanger
Satisfaction
Assured
“ Have you ever had appendi­ n place where strictly fresh eggs may incorporated at $3,000 and the
called democracy.
be
bought
ou
approval.
property is worth considerably
There should be a method de­ citis?” he asked.
S j o r o JVfcqF T )op oj
O scar W o o d so n , Prop
vised by the government where­
“ Well,” answered the appli­ British Dreadnought carries ten thir­ more. Mr. La Masurier will take
by the services of the highly cant, “ I was operated on, but 1 teen and one half inch guns. Equip­ immediate possession of his stock
in the creamery and will operate
trained men can be secured and have never felt quite sure wheth­ ped like a sea gangster.
Carries the best line of Dress and
utilized. And one of the crying er it was appendicitis or profes­ 111 1 nolrt women continuo to alt on it in partnership with I. M. Mor­
gan, who has conducted the busi­ W ork Shoes in town, all Guaran­
Confections
needs of the trained man now is sional curiosity.”
juried despite the attorney generat'd ness for some time.—Guard,
teed Goods. Prices lowest.
opinion
that
they
cannot
in the matter of getting the de­
Ice Creams
Can save you money on Harness,
sirable food products of the west An Unfortunate Combination.
Gloves,
Suit
Cases
and
winter
Lap
And
Sodas
Silk Creek Items.
In tlio Balkan regions tbey aro pick­
Robes.
into the hands of the people in
ing the cannon balls out of the land­
Courteous Treatment, Prompt Service
During revival meetings in a scape preparatory to resuming agricul­
Mrs. Morris, of Waterville,
the cities of the east who need
G. H. SÖDERSTRÖM, Prop.
Fine Small Pear Orchars and Garden
Western city, placards giving ture.
spent
several days last week
them most.
visiting w ith her daughter, Mrs.
An acre of fine land one block
When peaches rotting in the notices o f the various meetings,
subjects, etc., were posted in Referring to the advice o f that emi­ D. A. Estes.
from
paved street, running water
orchards in the Yakima valley,
nent Croatian, “ Eat garlic with all
conspicuous places. One day the your meals and live a hundred year»,"
W. W. and J. J. Gildersleve for irrigation plant, 70 D ’ Anjou
millions of dollars worth of ap­
High grade Family Groceries
came up from Mill City Tuesday and Bartlett pear trees 4 years old,
following was displayed:
la It worth It?
ples ungathered in Washington
some berries, an ideal home site,
to visit a few days,
of the Best Brands, pure, fresh
Subject
“
Hell:
Its
Location
and Oregon- hundreds of car­
Precanceled postage stamp* are to be
and wholesome. Cranberries,
E. F. Hartley moved his house­ for fruit, garden, berries and poul­
W h y buy a lot
Introduced, but Inventors have not yet hold goods to Salem Thursday. try, only $650.
loads of onions, cabbages, spin- and its Absolute Certainty.”
nuts and fruits.
Thomas Jones, barytone, will produced u stamp both precancaled
ish and berries in Texas, and
Mrs. Hartley will stay with her when you can get tins miniature
and prelicked.
mother, Mrs. I, M. Dresser, in farm for a little more. See Leader.
thousands of people in Chicago, sing “ Tell Mother I’ll be There.”
Something Different
Boston, Philadelphia and New <P
W hy is it that a woman sufficiently Lynx Hollow for a short time
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Notice of Road District Meeting
modest to hate newspaper publicity and will join her husband later.
York going without fresh vege­
will engage In smuggling and take all
R. W. Owens and L. J. Wilson
tables and without fresh fruit
sorts of risks?
took the train Monday night for To W hom it m a y C o n c e r n :
The place to j;ct your
this is the condition that chal­
Notice is hereby given by the
St. Helena, Calif,
The Duke o f Abruzzt hns taken a
horses
shod and j^ood
lenges our economic skill.
The hunters returned from the undesigned taxpayers of ’ Road
prize ns n tango dance artist And so
Repair
Work.
The solution of the high cost
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royalty mnintnlna its prestige in this falls Wednesday and report very District No. 24, constituting over
ten
per
cent
o
f
the
taxpayers
of
o f living lies in getting vegeta­
A man always says things be­ exacting world.
little game.
said Road District, that a meet­
bles and fruit direct from farm hind his wife’s back when he is
Baker Slagle and family went ing o f the resident taxpayers of
Surgeons now performing operations
to family with least possible ex­ hooking up her dress.
by electricity would make a greater to Elmira the first of the week to said Road District will be held
pense.
It is easy for a young man to hit if they could only discover a way visit for a short time with Frank on the 15th day o f November. A.
Horses for sale Saddle horse,
find a pin in a girl's belt, but he to do ’em by wireless.
Damewood.
I). 1913, at 1 o’clock p. m., at driving horse and work horse.
The suffrage leaders, like Mrs. usually gets hold of the wrong
J. P. Wheeler, of Rosehurg, Green Door School House, in Tor particulars write or call on
If the mission of the automobile ts
Abigail Scott Duniway, of Port­ end.
spent
Saturday night with his said District, for the purpose of R. L. Lacky, Cottage Grove.
to check the earth's tendency to over­
land, the clubwomen of practi­
The reason we don’ t profit by population It Is making considerable brothers, Roy and Albert, of this voting an additional tax for road
purposes.
cally all Oregon towns, and the other fellow’s experience is headway In fulfilling It
place.
Oregonian and Leader.
mothers of children generally because we think we are so much
W. I. Coleman,
L. M. Owens and family and
M.
Coleman,
have all been urging upon their slicker than he is.
The Esperanto congress advocates
Mrs. A. I). Owens visited at the
A. F. Ham,
voting sisters to stand behind
I lie Weekly Oregonian and the
pence, and yet In print the language—
Some
men
haven’t
any
more
I. H. Veatch place on Row River
the University of Oregon bills as
H. B. Mo Bee,
If that Is what It is—looks ns if It
Leader
both from now until Jan.
Tuesday.
a moans of
demonstrating caution, when thev happen to might lie well adapted to war.
M. Gillispie,
1. 1915 for only #1.75. This will
get
a
little
money,
than
to
show
women’s desire for that improve­
John Sutherland,
give you a lot of good reading
Vacation» are usually taken during
Train and Track.
ment in social and general living it to the family.
Geo. A. Powell,
for the long winter months. This
It is all right to rave about the fishing season. This fnct has be­
conditions that follows advance­
A. Simosom,
offer good for a short time only.
The railway station at Onlara. in
ment of general education in a Grecian noses in poetry, but the come so well known to the fish that
M. Simosom.
The Oregonian_____ ______ $1.50
nose to admire is the nose that is they usually plan their own TacaUons Peru, la Mi.1 *14 feet above sea level.
state.
______________
E. O. Palmer,
The
Leader_____________ $L50
accordingly.
There wit * 1,011 fatalities on British
kept out of other people’s busi­
Helm M Winhart,
railroads
last
year,
fifty-nine
less
than
W. E. Wray,
Gold Beach is ahead of the ness.
The United State* Is filling up so the year before.
Total #3.00
C.
A Morlow,
otner towns in Southwestern Or­
Old Ren Franklin was about mpklly with Immigrants that It will
A novel signaling system Is being
Special
for
a
short
time, both
J. G. Runk,
egon in that it has a ladies’ com­ the wisest pmduct this country soon be Impossible to find enough Ta­ tried ou Herman railways. Parabolic
papers
15
months
for
only $1.75
W. H. Bohort,
mercial club.
ever produced, and he never said rant space to accommodate the auto­ mirrors nlx>ot eight and one-half feet
cash. Feathered World, an ex­
S.
F.
Jackson,
mobile
race*.
long
are
fi
ed
on
an
axle,
on
which
anything much better than the
cellent poultry journal. FREfi
they are revolved by means of elec­
F. L. Rucker.
We need that subscription you very best way to find money is
with above mentioned papers.
tricity.
Tbey
are
"w
orked”
during
The case o f the Chicago baby not a
are thinking about bringing in. to earn it.
the
day
lir
snnllght
ami
during
the
year old that required an operation
FOR SALE. Family horse and
Young Mule for Sale — Four
for appendicitis rather knocks out night ar* lighted up by electricity and
The measure needed in Mexico
mountain cart at a bargain months old. Mammoth stock,
All optical work guaranteed
some o f the theorie* as to the cause of are discernible at a great distance
is a swift kick, well placed.
Inquire at Hold's blacksmith black mare. Apply to A. J. Stev-
satisfactory at Scholl’s.
•Ten during foggy weather.
that sort of trouble.
shop.
'ens. Divide, Oregon.
ol6
School Tablets, Pencils
InK, Pens and Sundries
D Ml
Utz & Dunn Co. Shoes
“Fit The Feet”
Candies and Tobaccos
Give Us a Trial
V in s o n & W a y ia n d
P O W E L L & COMPANY
EUGENE AND LEBANON
LOSE T9 COTTAGE GROVE
ABOUT OUR.
ADVERTISERS
It W ill Fay You to W atch this De­
partment for Real Bargains
and Business Tips.
Monroe’s Photos
At the Bridge
RUFF NECK SWEATERS
Woolen ü t Hills Store
S. E. McGAVRAN
E. B. GRABLE
Bon T od CoDfectiooery
The Metsan Shop
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