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A n O ptician o f profession ­
a l s ta n d in g is hou nd
to
re­
frain from self praise.
I
do
not claim to he the “ hest on
e a r t h ” b u t I d o insist t h a t I
am a g o o d optician, th a t
I
k n o w m y business a n d th a t
y o u can safely in tru st y o u r
eyesigh t to m y care.
I shall
he pleased to fit gla sse s
for
y o u an d g u a ra n te e s a tisfa c ­
tion.
D. J. Scholl
Optometrist and Jew eler
TWO BIG GAMES
ON FRIDAY NIGHT
Eugene Y . M. C. A . vs. High
School. — Junction Girls
vs. High School Girls.
Friday night the armory pavil­
ion will be the scene of two hot­
ly contested basket ball games.
The Junction city girls are after
the scalps of the local fair ones,
and the Eugene Y. M. C. A. is
anxious to add another victory to
those already won this season.
The Y. M. C. A. team is com­
posed of university and high
school graduates and with daily
practice under a very able coach
have developed a system o f long
swift passes which the local lads
will have difficulty in breaking
up. They also play a clever
guarding game and are good
basket shooters.
This is the first outside game
for the girls, and they have
been practicing faithfully under
Paul Bond as coach and they
promise to show us some very
clever work.
A ll Day Meeting.
Thursday beginning at 10
o’clock will be held an all day
meeting in the Methodist church
under the auspices of the W. C.
T. U. it being a day set aside
for prayer and religious services,
with “ Oregon Dry” as the prin­
cipal theme. Afternoon session
begins at 2 o’clock and are invit­
ed to attend these services. Rev.
H. N. Aldrich, Miss Jessie Smith
and others will sing and Miss
Short will give a reading. Vital
topics will be discussed.
Teachers’ Institute.
A very interesting and in­
structive meeting o f the county
educators was held in the high
school building last Saturday
and was well attended.
The Cottage Grove teachers
Saturday afternoon informally
entertained the visiting teachers
at the recess hour.
W ill O p e n N ew Bakery.
A Mr. Baker, late of Kansas,
will open a first class bakery in
the McFarland building adjoin­
ing the Schleef building. Mr.
McFarland is completely reno­
vating the building for the new
bakery.
SHOES
AT CO ST AND LESS
Standard grades for
Men. Women and
Children at prices
which appeal to the
lean pocket book.
COTTAGE
GROVE
SHOE STORE
DesLarzes Grocery
N E W S
K # •**.«.*
LOGGERS' S
AND SHOES
T ele g ra p h ic rep o rts are to
S o c i e t y JC oJos
For wall paper see Cruson.
1 the effect t h a t a v o lc a n o an d
Scholl’ s window is full of bar­
By Mrs. W. C. Conner.
e a rth q u a k e h as ju s t o v e r­
gains.
w helm ed
southern
Japan
Mrs. Minnie Price and her
This is the Leader’s birthday
a n d as m a n y a s 5 0 ,0 00 peo­ Sunday School class tendered
anniversary.
ple m ay h a v e lo st their lives. Miss Mildred Walker a farewell
shower at the home o f her par­
Rees-Wallace Co. have a big
Cottage Grove wants a ship­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. F.
new ad today.
ping siding.
Walker in west Cottage Grove,
Fresh vegetables daily at the
Shape No. 70
Shape No. 80
Shape No. 86
Shape No. SO
Shape No. 60
See The Ladies’ Toggery big Monday evening. There were
West Side Grocery.
miscellaneous gifts besides a
Knee-length
Knee-length
Knee-length
ad on page 2.
Shape No. 82
Shape No. 52
Shape No. 62
Work is progressing on the
beautiful manicure set from the
Don’ t overlook our question class. Vocal and instrumental
new Main street steel bridge.
and answer department—page 7. music and games were features
WOMEN ARE QUICK TO APPRECIATE
John Bader was transacting
of
the
evening
and
dainty
re­
Hamilton
Veatch
made
Eugene
business in Portland last week.
freshments were served.
Mr.
a business visit today.
Annual clearance sale is now
Walker and daughter, Miss Mil­
Furnished house-keeping rooms dred, will leave for California
on at Scholl’s. See his window.
for rent. Apply at 326 Fifth st. Wednesday morning and will vis­
Rogers silverware for coupons,
Thurston Doak who sustained it various parts of the state Mr.
given at the West Side Grocery.
a severe injury to his knee some Walker expects to be gone about
Mrs. Edna Hedrick returned time ago, is slowly improving.
FOR WOMEN,MISSES,CHILDREN
a month and Miss Mildred will
home from a visit at Drain last
remain
with
an
aunt
in
Madero
Shape No. 11
week.
Wm. Edlefsen, of Lorane, was
county, in hope of the change
O M B IN IN G for the first time the
a
guest
at
the
home
of
his
sister,
The Leader and the big Week­
being beneficial to her health.
features that have given them the
ly Oregonian both one year $1.75. Mrs. John Bader o f this city last Members of the Christian Sun­
first
sense of comfort they have ever
week. v
Short time only.
day School who attended the re­
known in knit underwear. These fea­
Span of ponies, well mated ception were: Buelah Hawkins,
C, A. Bartell, proprietor Hotel
tures are: The Patent-Fitted Seat, The
Oregon has been spending a few and well broke, good harness Maude Doyle, Jay Sams, Helen
Three-Cornered Gusset at thigh, The Per­
Stafford,
Virgie
and
Lelah
Hous­
days in the Bohemia mines.
and buggy for sale cheap, or will
fected Shoulder-Stay .TheFitted Shoulders
ton Laverta Shea, Grace Rinard,
C on e t C over
Mrs. Edith Hill-Booker, was a trade. Inquire at Leader office. Georgia Raines, Ethel Rogers,
and Sleeves, The Extra-Elastic Cuff, The
N o .»
guest of Mrs. Lee Roy Woods
Tailored Shaping and The Perfect Sizing
Miss Pherne Miller, one of the Esther and Ruth Jorgensen, May
Monday night, while on her way instructons at the institute held Hayes, Hazel Ostrander, Mable
of Athena Underwear.
to Grants Pass.
in Cottage Grove Saturday, was Goodrich, Edna Hull, Rhuetta
In Athena the figure is smoothly,
The Ladies Aid society of the the guest of Supervisor Stahlman Boyd, Helen Price, Mildred and
snugly
and entirely clothed in every part.
and
w
ife
over
Sunday.
Lala Walker, Clarence Spencer,
Presbyterian church will hold a
Frank
Wallace,
Dale
Hawkins,
market of home cooking Satur­
W. T. Shedenhelm and family
Atnena is made in twenty-eight shapes
day at Kerr & Silsby’s store,
of Iowa, arrived in this city Sat­ Irl Groves,, Rupert Coffman,
and in thirty-eight fabrics. The Athena
Carl Houston, Merrit Eddy, De­
shapes comprise high-neck, long or elbow
Ed W. Jurgens, the Drain urday and have taken up their white Stafford, Claude Kime,
residence
in
the
Lawson
cottage
sleeve, ankle-length union suits; and
stage robber, effected his escape
Leslie Hull, Leslie Hawkins,
Shape N o. U
from the penitentiary last week. on Madison street.
high-neck, low-sleeve vests with ankle
Charles Protzman, Virgil Powell.
Shape No. 14
W in n-a le« ve
He was serving a 10 years sen­
Jas. S. Benson received a $10
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drawers for women who consider warmth
A
very
pleasant
and
enjoyable
tence.
Rhode Island Red cockerel from
as the first essential. Then there are
surprise was tendered Mr. S. L.
low-neck shapes in union suits and vests
B. O. Huff fell while crossing a well known Hood River breed­
Purnell, late of New Zealand,
the torn up bridge on Main street er last week with which to head
for women who delight in these pretty
upon the occasion of his first
his
fine
flock
o
f
Reds.
Friday evening when returning
and dainty designs. • Union suits and
birthday anniversary in America,
from church and sustained some
Mrs. Curtis Veatch of Cottage last Thursday evening at the
drawers are made in either ankle, knee-
severe injuries.
Grove, who visited with Miss home of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil
length or umbrella styles.
John Hostettler has returned to Beulah Miller and Mrs. J. E.True Spear, in this city, upon which
Athena Underwear costs no more
Saginaw after five years spent in last week, returned home Satur­ date Mr. Purnell entered upon
than
the ordinary kind. Made in sheer
Alberta. A fte r a month or so day.— Halsey Enterprise.
his 23rd year. He is studying
light-weight lisle and cotton, light-weight
he will return north, where he
Hemenway & Lockwood, the for the ministry at Eugene, and
wool, heavy-weight cotton (fleeced and
has valuable farm interests.
well known real estate dealers, is a close friend of Rev. Fagan
unfleeced), heavy-weight wool, silk and
now occupy half of the front of whom he has been assisting in
Frank Blair, the pioneer pota­ the Leader office, into which
Tight-top
wool.
the revival meetings at the Chris­ Drawers
Shape
to shipper, is shipping to Cali­ they moved their office last week.
French-band
tian church, both being formerly
No. 40
Shape No. 20
fornia points one car load o f po­
Try
Athena
Underwear
for
children.
Knee-longth
Knee-length
Ripe wild strawberries and of New Zealand. About thirty
Shape No. 42
tatoes from Jasper, another from
Shape N o. 22
Perfect fit. Long wear. Comfortable
guests
attended
this
birthday
Umbrella-style
Umbrella-style
Natron and another from Co­ numerous blossoms were found
and warm.
Shape No. 44
Shape No. ¿4
on sunny slopes on the Felix Cur- surprise and the guest of honor
burg.
was
showered
with
handker­
rin farm near Cottage Grove on
T H E D A Y L IG H T S T O R E
The high school and faculty, New Year’s day by Ira Beidler chiefs and hosiery.
Charades
the football team in particular, who resides there.
and entertaining social features
wish to express their appreciation
were introduced for the amuse­
Harvey Guey and daughter, of ment of the guests and excellent
to the citizens o f Cottage Grove
for so materially assisting in se­ Davenport, Iowa, stopped over light refreshments were served.
curing for the football boys those in Cottage Grove last Wednesday
A number of the eighth grade
night while touring the West.
“ Star Brand Shoes are Better”
fine high school sweaters.
They were old friends and guests pupils were royally entertained
“ Bill” Hayward, director of of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Simeral.
at the Kem home on west Main
physical education at the Uni­
street Saturday evening. Games
A Y. M. C. A., or reading room,
versity of Oregon, delivered a
and music was enjoyed until a
very interesting and entertain­ or some respectable resort should late hour, when the girls of the
ing lecture in the high school be provided for working boys party provided excellent refresh­
Friday evening. His subject and men in this city before an ments consisting of sandwiches,
was, “ The Value o f Physical attempt is made to throw them cake, cocoa, coffee and candy.
out upon the streets on Sunday.
Education.”
Those present were: Cecil Cald­
Dairy paper wrappers with well, Dale Hawkins,
Erwin
C. J. Howard, ex-postmaster your name on them them, can Brown, Victor Kem, Vergil Pow-
and ex-editor o f Cottage Grove, be had in large or small quanti­
el,
Clarence Spencer, Edwin
came down from Grants Pass ties at the Leader office. 100 for
Bedford, Herbert Brown, Donald
and spent a few days last week 75 cents, 200 for $1.00, or 300 for
Van Bosk irk, Loretta
Be nett,
with relatives and old friends $1.25, 400 for $1.50, or 500 for
Laverta Shay, Helen Longfellow,
here. He is now traveling sales­ $1.75.
Edith Brown, Flora Longfellow,
M. E. Church.
Christian Church.
man for the Blake-McFall Paper
Ina Valentine, Kathleen Kem,
The
grange
will
hold
an
inter­
Co. of Portland.
H orace N. A ld r ic h , Pastor.
M. H o w ar d F agan . Pastor.
esting meeting next Saturday. Rydal King, Idalia King.
“ Tip Top” bread at the West Prof, O. F. Stafford, department
The annual fellowship meeting
Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun­
Revival closed Sunday with a
Side Grocery.
of chemistry of the U. of O- will of the Baptist church was held
f
day School, graded lessons and crowded house.
Services as
deliver
an
illustrated
lecture
com­
Mrs. Mary E. Morris, grand­
on Wednesday evening. Fifty- classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, usual next Sunday. 9:45 a. m.
mother o f Mrs, A. L. Zacharias, mencing at 1 o’clock to which all six members and friends gath­ Supt. Efficient teachers.
Bible school; 11 a. m. communion
died at the home o f Prof, and are invited.
ered around the tables in the
Morning sermon at 11 o’clock, and preaching, sermon, “ The
Mrs. Zacharias, this Tuesday
Bird N. Hawley, late of Lor­ church rooms for the fellowship theme, “ Unbelief, Is It Reason­ Good Samaritan;” 6:50 p. m.,
morning, Jan. 13, 1914, aged 66 ane, one of South Lane’s well supper provided and served by able?” Anthem, “ I Have Set Christian Endeavor; 7:30 p. m.,
years 11 months and 25 days. known athletes, left last Friday the ladies of the church. Chick­ Watchmen,” Lorenz. Duet,“ Art song service and sermon, “ Why
The remains will be shipped to for Deer Island on the Columbia en pie formed the chief part of Thou Weary?” Hosmer.
I Am a Member of the Christian
the old home in Kansas Wednes­ below Portland to remain indefi- the sumptuous feast. Among
The Junior League at 3 p. m., Church.” A t the evening ser­
day for burial, and will be ac­ nately. The Leader w ill. keep the visitors present were Rev. Mrs. Aldrich, superintendent.
vice Mrs. Fagan will sing by re­
companied by Mrs. Zacharias.
him informed on the home news. and Mrs. H. N. Aldrich.
6:30 p. m., Epworth League. quest “ The Holy City.”
Come where you can hear the
You can’ t beat Scholl’s clear­
Joint installation of the G. A. Topic, “ League Study Classes,”
Walter Lunau o f
Cottage
old gospel in sermon and song.
ance sale prices anywhere.
Grove, who was recently operat­ R. and W. R. C. was held last Mrs. J. S. Benson, leader.
7:30 p. m., evening service,
ed upon for appendicitis at Har­ Saturday and a splendid dinner
Baptist Church.
The Cottage Grove militiamen,
risburg, was brought to the home was served by the ladies. The sermon subject, “ The Call of
Capt. H. K. Metcalf, Sergt. of his brother-in-law, Dr. T. K. Leader editor and wife acknowl­ the Master.” Anthem, “ Home­
Cor. 11th and Adams sts.
Wilson, Privates Lee Tennis, Johnson, last Wednesday. He is ! edges receipt of a kind invitation ward Bound,” Harrington. O f­
C. M. C obb , Pastor.
Butte Mooney and Jesse McDole, |
fertory,
“ Though Faint, Yet
not able to be out yet, but ex­ to attend this dinner, but regret
Res.
1329 West Main st.
returned home from Copperfield
Persuing,” Koschat.
pects to be soon.- Halsey Enter­ being unable to do so.
Next
Sunday:
last Thursday, where they were
This week Wednesday, 2:30 p.
prise.
10 a. m., Bible School, Mrs. K.
sent by the Governor under com­
The Ladies’ Missionary Society m., the ladles’ aid society meets
James Atkinson of
Cottage j of the Christian church met at in the church.
K. Mills, supt.
mand of Col. Lawson to straight-
11 a. m., morning worship,
ten out corrupt municipal and Grove, who recently disposed of j the home of Mrs. Orvil Spear: Saturday, 8 p. m., the second
saloon affairs up there. The his business there, passed through last Thursday afternoon. An quarterly conference
will be sermon subject: “ A Christian’s
boys say conditions were just as our city Monday en route to interesting and instructive meet-1 held. The district superinten­ Questions In Conduct”
Portland, where he is interested ing was held and the ladies en­ dent, Rev. J. T. Abbet, will pre­
6:30 p, m. Young People’s
corrupt as were reported.
and will probably locate in the| joyed a delightful afternoon.
meeting.
side.
Valuable coupons with pur­
near future. He greeted many
The pastor preaches at Dorena
chases at the West Side Grocery. friends at the depot.- Halsey
in the evening.
Presbyterian
Church.
Married.
Week-day meetings:
Holding that the notice of the Enterprise.
R. M. Broadbooks, Pastor.
The Philathea class meets at
sewer assessment had not been
A fine lot of odds and ends go­ SHULTZ-WILCOXEN At the
the home of Mrs. A. B. Wood
published in the papers and thus
ing at less than cost at Scholl’s.
parsonage of Rev.
I. M.
Services next Sunday:
for Bible study Monday after­
given sufficient publicity, Judge
Spangler in Eugene, January
Bible School at 10 a. m.; noons at 3.30.
Harris last week decided in fa v -! Rev. J. L. Beatty, o f the
8, 1914, Rubina Shultz of Eu­ morning worship at 11 a. m.
Indian
Reservation
Tdachers’ meeting and prayer
or o f the plaintiff in the case of Klamath
gene, to Frank Wilcoxcn of The subject of the sermon will meeting at the home of Mrs.
Lea vs. Bartels to recover prop­ Mission, was a guest of old
Cottage Grove.
be "The Blessings of Unrealized Mills on Monday evening.
erty sold for sewrer assessment friends in this city last Wednes­
Ideals.”
Evening worship at
Regular weekly prayer meet­
The court decided that the notice; day and Thursday, he having
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Orpurd re­ 7:30. Subject o f sermon, “ Not ing at the home of Mrs. Griggs
should have been published in formerly been pastor of the M.
on Thursday.
the newspaper as provided by E. church here. He informs the turned this Tuesday evening Far From the Kingdom.”
The juniors will meet at 3 p.
the city charter and that posting Leader that a new postoffice has from an extended visitât Myrtle
was not sufficient. Mr. Lea was been established on the reserva­ Point with Mrs. Orpurd’s sister, m and a junior Y. P. S. C. E.
A marriage license was issued
awarded the property but was tion to be known as Beatty and Mrs. W. E. Lundy and family. will be organized.
Thursday afternoon to Ira F.
The Ladies’ Aid will meet next Wilcoxen. of Cottage Grove, and
required to pay the assessment he has received his commission They also visited friends in Rose-
Wednesday at 2.30 p. m.
as postmaster at that place.
burg on their return.
and the interest.
Miss Rubina Shultz, o f Eugene.
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