Cottage Grove leader., January 06, 1914, Image 5

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Heavy W ooi Shirts and
Gloves for Loggers
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How dear to our hearts is the
Mrs. W. A. Cunningham has
steady subscriber,
been ill the last few days.
Who pays in advance at the birth
T. C. Wheeler was transacting
of each year,
business at the county seat Fri­
Who lays down the money and
On February 5, Cottage Grove day.
does it quite gladly,
Albert Woodard was in from
is to be visited by the state Coast
And casts round the office a halo Artillery Reserve band of Port­ his Windberry homestead this
An O ptician o f p rofession ­
week.
o f cheer.
land, which after“ Guard Mount”
al sta n d in g is h ou n d t o re­
Carleton Spencer returned to
at the Armory will give one of
frain from self praise.
I do
Portland
Friday to resume his
For wall paper see Cruson.
its fine musical concerts, to con­ law studies.
n o t claim t o lie the “ b est on
Scholl’s window is full o f bar­ clude with a grand military ball.
Rees-Wallace Co. have an im­
e a r th ” b u t 1 d o insist th a t I gains.
This promises to prove the big portant announcement on the
Fresh vegetables daily at the musical event of the season, and last page of the Leader.
am a g o o d op ticia n , t h a t I
West
Side Grocery.
the members of Sixth Co, are
k n o w m y business and th a t
Born, to the the wife of City
bestirring themselves already in Recorder J. E. Young Jan. 2,
New
subscribers
are
still
com­
v on can safely in tru st y o u r
W O M E N A R E QUICK TO A P P R E C IA T E
ing in at a lively pace.
order to secure the desired pat- 1914, a 9-pound daughter.
eyesight t o m y care. I shall
Beautiful sunny, summer-like ronage and make the occasion a
Miss Helen Raymer, R. N.
be pleased t o fit glasses fo r days, Sunday and Monday.
big success.
went to Ashland Tuesday in re­
sponse to a professional call.
y o u and gu a ra n tee s a tisfa c­
Annual clearance sale is now
Eighth Grade Examination.
on at Scholl’s. See his window.
See our “ questions and an­
tion .
swers” department on page 7.
Rogers silverware for coupons,
The uniform eighth grade ex- An interesting new feature-
Shape No. 10
given at the West Side Grocery.
FO R W O M E N , MISSES,CHILDREN
amination
will
be
conducted
on
Mrs.
C.
H.
VanDenburg,
ac­
Portland is now after the new
Shape No. 12
tax law. It certainly needs fix­ Jan. 15, and 16, 1914. All pupils companied by her niece, Grace
OMBINING for the first time the
Jones, spent Sunday in Eugene. )
ing.
having
completed
the
eighth
Optometrist and Jeweler
features that have given them the
John Nokes and wife went to \
J. W. Sears has returned home grade work prior to that date
first sense of comfort they have ever
from a visit to his mining prop­ and who are expecting to write West Scio Tuesday night to visit I
known in knit underwear. These fea­
S o c i e t y jVo(oii
a week at the home of their son, !
erties in Bohemia.
on the January examinations, C. R. Nokes.
tures are: The Patent-Fitted Seat, The
The Springfield saloons were must be recommended by the
Three-Cornered Gusset at thigh, The Per­
By Mrs. VV. C. Conner.
Miss Laura Waggoner, of Leb- j Corset Cover
closed New Year’s Eve as a re­ teacher on the blank sent out to
fected Shoulder-Stay .TheFitted Shoulders
anon, arrived here last Tuesday |
The young people of the Pres­ sult of the late election.
No. 90
Corset Cover
and Sleeves, The Extra-Elastic Cuff, The
No. 92
the
clerks
of
the
several
districts
for a visit with Mrs. B. R. Job]
byterian church were entertained
Tailored
Shaping
and
The
Perfect
Sizing
It
is
thought
the
new
540,000
and Mrs. Chas. Adams.
for that purpose.
Friday evening by Mrs. Harvey
of Athena Underwear.
Armstrong and Mrs. R. M. high school building will be
The district making no recom­
rJrner Porter is building con­
Broadbooks at the home of the ready for occupancy early in mendations will not receive the re­ crete sidewalks about his new
In Athena the figure is smoothly,
former. The invitations for the February.
bungalo on his farm home one
snugly and entirely clothed in every part.
quired
questions
and
instructions
“ Animal social” were written on
The quantity of cattle in this
mile east of this city.
cardboard rabbits and in all the country has decreased in recent for the same. All school clerks
Athena is made in twenty-eight shapes
We will again soon hoar the
games and contests the animal years, while the poultry flock should see that the blanks are
and in thirty-eight fabrics. The Athena
turned over to teachers and that hum of the Brown Lumber Co.
idea was carried out. A box of has grown larger.
shapes comprise high-neck, long or elbow
mill. Mayor Chambers’ big mill
animal cookies was awarded to
sleeve, ankle-length union suits; and
Chris Myhre of Junction, has the children, who are eligible to is running right along.
the group that composed the been appointed Lane county take examination are recommend­
Shape No. 18
high-neck, low-sleeve vests with ankle
Wing-sleeve
Shape No. 14
best composition on the animal
Fred
Hartung
of
Washington,
Shape
No. 18
drawers
for
women
who
consider
warmth
“
Sealer
of
Weights
and
Meas­
ed as soon as possible.
chosen. The sketching of the
and Mrs. Alma Cooper of Rose-
ures,”
by
the
county
court.
as
the
first
essential.
Then
there
are
various animals afforded much
burg, are here visiting their
low-neck shapes in union suits and vests
All parcel post packages ad­
fun. A short program was ren­
mother, Mrs. Hartung.
Attraction at A rcade.
for women who delight in these pretty
dered during the evening, con­ dressed to the Coos Bay district
Uncle Bern and Aunt Jane
and dainty designs. Union suits and
sisting of solos by Rev. Broad­ will go by steamer from Astoria,
drawers are made in either ankle, knee-
books and Hugh Currin, a read­ instead of by stage from Rose-
Special attraction at the Ar­ Veatch are guests at the home of
ing by Miss Elsie Short and a pi­ burg.
cade theater two nights, com­ their daughter, Rev. and Mrs.
length or umbrella styles.
W. V. MaGee at Eugene.
ano and violin duet by Miss Ma­
Will A. Cunningham has pur­ mencing Monday Jan. 12. the
Athena Underwear costs no more
bel Veatch and Edwin Bedford. chased his partner’s interest in Victor Donald & A1 H. Hallett
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews
than the ordinary kind. Made in sheer
Dainty refreshments were served the coffee car and is serving mul­ players of six people presenting returned to Hoquiam Friday, af­
by the hostesses assisted by Mrs. ligans, chila concarnie, pastries comedy and dramatic playlets. ter spending the holidays with
light-weight lisle and cotton, light-weight
Kinter.
Those invited were: and coffee at all hours, as usual. Monday, “ Little Lord Fauntle- Cottage Grove relatives.
wool, heavy-weight cotton (fleeced and
Misses Veatch, Currin, Neva and
roy” in two acts featuring Mas­
unfleeced), heavy-weight wool, silk and
Mrs. W. S. Conley, of Flagg-
Manager Donahue of the Don- ter Donald the child actor.
Leah Perkins, Holderrnan, Smith,
Tight-top
wool.
staff, Ariz., is visiting at the J. Drawers
ahue-DuBoise
Saw
Mill
Co.
on
Shape
French-band
Harms, Florence and Edith Ma­
Tuesday, Man to Man,”
a V. Johnson and J. N. Anderson
No. 40
Shape No. 29
Try Athena Underwear for children.
gee, Shay, Elsie and Margaret Row river made the Leader a western comedy, drama. Four homes, southwest of town.
Knee-length
Knee-length
Shape No. 42
Shape No. 22
Perfect fit. Long wear. Comfortable
Short, Russ, Burkholder, Borge- pleasant business call Saturday reels of excellent pictures in con­
Umbrella-style
Umbrella-style
gon, Silsby, Emilie Holderrnan, and reports their mill running on nection. Prices 15 and 25 cents.
A social dance will be given in
and warm.
Shape No. 44
Shape No. 34
Brown, Lockwood, Richmond, full time.
The Donald & Hallett company Phillips Hall Saturday evening.
Earn and iva Holcomb, Ella and
TH E D A Y LIG H T STORE
Music by Nelson’s orchestra.
The First National Bank has is a guaranteed attraction.
Esther Anderson, ?*lessrs Currin, the thanks o f the Leader for a
Good time assured all those who
McCarger, Mathews, Harvey, fine large calendar for the new
attend.
A Fine Showing.
Stratton, Ernest and Dale Wyatt, year bearing a fine picture of the
Mrs. C. L. Williams and son, j
Edwards, Groves, Coffman, Gow- bank, and we are also in receipt
Leslie, of Portland, are visiting I
Report
of
city
schools
for
dy, Iiedford, Anderson, Martin, of their bank almanac.
at the home of Mrs. Williams’
“ Star Brand Shoes are Better”
Trask, Smith, White, Holderrnan,
month ending Dec. 26, 1913, sub­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
The
high
school
basket
ball
Kerr, King, Messrs and Mes-
mitted by Prof. Dunton, Supt. Harris, here.
dames Roy Short, Roy Smith, team met defeat at the hands o f ! Total attendance for month, boys
Mrs. Clarence Boyd and baby
Chas. Bcidler, A. C. Kinter, R. the Eugene high school team at
Vinson, Chas. Adams, Armes, Eugene last Friday evening. The 286, girls 278, total 564. Num­ left for their home in Medford
score stood 34 to 9 in favor of ber of pupils over 14 and under Saturday morning, having spent
Griswold and Mrs. Beals.
Eugene.
20 years, 80 boys, 94 girls, total the Christmas holidays with rela­
The Euterpian club was pleas­
Harry Wynne of the Wynne & 174. Number of pupils neither tives in Cottage Grove and vicin­
antly entertained at the home of Woods hardware firm, had a se­
ity.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Adams last vere tussel with the grip last absent nor tardy 301. Average
Dr. O. F. Demorest and family
Thursday evening.
After the week, Mr. Woods being down daily attendance 495.8. Percent returned home Thursday even­
usual business meeting the fol­ and out at the same time. Both attendance 94.2. Number visits
ing from a holiday visit with
lowing entertaining program was are now convalescing.
from school board 11.
relatives at Salem, Woodburn
rendered: “ ThoseEvening Bells,”
and
Dallas, and report a very en­
In
the
Lane
county
writeup
in
High School Octet; Reading,
joyable
time.
Road
Meeting
Postponed.
the
special
edition
of
the
Oregon­
Miss Laura Smith; vocal solo,
M. E. Church.
ian,
Eugene
was
mentioned
in
A gentleman of Dubuque, la.,
Free Methodist Church.
“ Love is a Rose,” Jessie Mc­
every
paragraph
but
four
and
who
has
been
reading
the
Lead­
Cord; instrumental solo, Mrs.
The good roads meeting an­
H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor.
R hoda B urnett , Pastor.
Griswold: vocal solo, “ Some­ Cottage Grove was given two nounced to be held in this city er for six months, started for
this section of Oregon, but un­
where a Voice is Calling,” Miss lines. Why not change the name
Preaching every Sunday at 3
next Monday has been indefinite­ fortunately got side-tracked at
Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun­ p. m. and 7:30 p. m. Prayer
Marion Hooper; Sysopsis of the from Lane to Eugene county?
Courtship of Miles Standish,
You can’t beat Scholl’s clear­ ly postponed after a conference Eugene. He will be sorry he day School, graded lessons and meeting Wednesday evenings at
Prof. Barnhart. At the close of ance sale prices anywhere.
with some of the road supervi­ did not see Cottage Grove before classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, 7:30. All are welcome.
Supt. Efficient teachers.
the program excellent light re­
sors who consider this an inop- j locating.
Morning sermon at 11 o’ clock,
H. J. Clark, the well known!
Christian Church.
freshments were served. This
Mr.
and
Mrs.
W.
E.
Ogdon,
of
portune time to accomplish the
theme,
“ Unbelief, Its Causes.”
club is rehearsing “ Priscilla.” contractor who built the Yoncalla
Butte, Montana, spent the holi­
M. H oward F agan . Pastor.
Miss Esther Silsby directing the high school last summer and who work in view. A later date will day season very enjoyably at the I Anthem, “ O Praise the Lord.”
musical features and Mrs. W. A. contracted to build the Jenks probably soon be announced for home of Mrs. Ogdon’ s parents, Lorenz. Solo, “ The Children’s
Revival meeting still in pro­
Hemenway the dramatic features brick near the depot in this city the meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Henderson,in Hosanna,” Fearis,
The Junior League at 3 p. m. gress. Splendid crowds at every
recently is seriously ill at his
o f this opera.
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this city. Mr. Ogden is a drug­
home in Grants Pass and his
6:30 p. m., Epworth League. service.
Good, bright singing
gist and conducts a pharmacy in
H om e W ater Plant Cheap.
The U. G. L. Y. club met with son, Mert and wife have been
Butte. They returned home Fri­ Topic, “ The Epworthian and His and nothing but plain gospel ser­
Trade Paper,” leader, Miss Lola mons. Additions at every ser­
Chief “ Ugly,” January 3. Rook called to his bedside.
day.
Wilson.
and riddles were the amusements
Kewanee
Pneumatic
tank
and
vice last week. This is the last
A fine lot of odds and ends go­
W. H. Thornton and wife, of
7:30 p. m., evening service, week. Meetings must close Sun­
o f the evening. Light refresh­ ing at less than cost at Scholl’s. pump, a first class home water Sheridan, arrived in this city
sermon subject, “ Is Labor a day. Have you attended yet?
ments were served. All agreed
system, capacity of steel pres­
C. A. Doran will open a cigar sure tank, 1000 gallons. Pump last Wednesday to enjoy a visit Curse or Blessing?” Anthem, I f not, do so before it is too late.
that the Chief is a good enter­
with
Mr.
Thornton’s
brother,
J.
and billiard room in the Ostran­ and plant can be operated by
"Love Divine,” Westhoff. Duet,
tainer.
V. Thornton, and family. It has “ Savior Like a Shepherd,’ ’Nevin. A welcome awaits you.
der brick next door west of the windmill, gas engine, water
The Ladies Missionary Society
been
eight
years
since
the
broth­
New
Era
drug
store
about
Jan.
The
Ladies’
Aid
Society
meets
wheel
or
motor.
Only
been
in
of
the Christian church will meet
Additional Local.
8. Mr. Doran is well and favor­ use a short time. Dirt cheap. ers last enjoyed a visit together. next week, Wednesday, in the at the homo of Mrs. Orvill Spear
Mr.
Thornton
notes
many
sub­
church.
ably known here having conduct­ Inquire at this office.
Thursday afternoon.
stantial improvements in Cot­
Fresh ground bone for poultry ed an auto truck drayage busi­
tage
Grove.
at Bartels & Ernest’s meat mar­ ness here all last summer. He
At the regular monthly meet­
Baptist Church.
Presbyterian Church.
ket.
will have very neat, commodious ing of the city council Monday
Cor.
11th and Adams sts.
Good Jersey milk delivered quarters which will be known as evening Green Pitcher was re­
R. M. Broadbooks, Pastor.
C.
M. C obb , Pastor.
elected marshal and City Engi­
at 7c per quart.—J. D. Anderson, the “ Owl Cigar Store.”
Res.
1329
West Main st.
neer Nichols was also re-elected.
phone 17F13.
Services next Sunday:
“ Tip Top” bread at the West Recorder Young was re-elected
Next
Sunday:
Bible
School
at
10
a.
m.;
Your money back if every box Side Grocery.
city attorney. The various coun-1 A T C O S T A N D L E S S morning worship at 11 a. m.
10 a. m., Bible School, Mrs. K.
o f candy purchased at the Elite
Jack Grant of the Sentinel, re­ cil committees were appointed j
In the evening at 7:30 the choir K. Mills, supt.
is not fresh and delicious.
Standard grades for
turned home from Centralia and for the year.
11 a. m., morning worship,
will give the sacred cantata,
Men, Women and
sermon subject: “ When Christ
Quick short orders and regular Tacoma Sunday, where he was
“ Faith and Praise.”
Children at prices
Miss Bartels announces her
meals served at the Boston res­ called by the death of his broth-
This being the Week of Pray­ Came to Church.”
which appeal to the
6:30 p. m. Young People’s
taurant. You get your money’s er-in-law, C. W. Bryan, who January clearance sale on the!
er,” there will be services every
lean pocket book.
died at the N. P. hospital at Ta­ first page of the Leader today.
worth there every time.
evening at 7:30 with the excep­ ; meeting.
coma at the age of 40 years. He It will commence Jan. 14th.
Wednesday evening, regular
tion of Saturday evening. On
CO TTAGE GROVE
For Sale or exchange.- Good was yard master in the employ
annual
fellowship meeting.
Tuesday,
Thursday
and
Friday
Read R. W. Bauman’s new ad
livery bam property at Silver of the N. P. Railroad Co. Mrs.
evenings the services will be at
on
the
first
page
of
the
Leader.
Lake for sale or will exchange for Bryan and her father will soon
the church, and on Wednesday
R. L. Gawley and wife spent
Cottage Grove or nearby proper­ come to Cottage Grove to reside
Valuable coupons with pur-1
evening the services will be at , the holidays with Mr. Gawley’s
DesLarzes Grocery
ty. Ask the Loader about it.
with their son and brother here. chases at the West Side Grocery.
the home of Oliver Veatch.
parents at Aberdeen, Wash,
Glasses
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BAND IS CCMiNG
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UNDERWEAR
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SHOE STORE