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GROCERIES ARMY OF UNIMPLOYED BASKET BALL TEAMS MEETING HARD LUCK I AT EUGENE AND GROVE Just a Few of the Bargains You will Find at our Store ***** West Side Grocery The two armies of umemploy The Cottage Grove High School j ed which is marching from Port basket ball team members say i t : land south to California arrived was only the result of hard luck j in Eugene Monday and were they lost two games 6f bask housed and fed at the expense of that et ball out of three last week the local unions of that city. No The Eugene C. A. team I harsh treatment of the army was carried away Y. the M. laurels Cl If AD J Friday t permitted by the officers. Rim night at the armory by only one er’s “army” was first taken to point. This game was the best the armory which the other army and fastest played in Cottage [ | Coal oil, bulk,per gal--------- $ .15 10c can lye............................. .08 had just vacated. Their blanket Grove this season. It was just 5 gal. can Pearl oil---------- 1.26 1 6 cans sardines..T________ .25 rolls were left there and the cul nip and tuck all the way through. ! Condensed milk, 3 cans------------ .25 2 cans Extra Sweet Peas . .25 umn, 48 strong, was marched to The High School team got the Fels Naptha soap, bar____ .05 the coffee Eagle Brand milk, can..............15 Old club, where a tempt start and was in the lead during Dutch Cleanser_______ .08 25c can K. C. Bak. Powder. .20 ing dinner awaited. Soon after the greater part of the first half, .20 Gold Dust, pkg__________ 3 5c boxes matches --------- .10 .04 ward this crowd, too was sent on but Mixed candy, per lb. ------- .10 i Yeast Foam or Magic, pkg. .25 at the end stood 11 to 13 in Special coffee, “ “ -------- .20 3 pkg Corn Flakes ______ .25 its way south. their opponents favor. The sec 4 pkg. Arm & Hammar soda .25, 2 “ Grape Nuts.......... . . . .08 RIMERS ON HONEYMOON 10c Bottle Bluing.................. ond half was much like the first, Hard wheat flour, sack------ $1.25 Cove Oysters, can............. .10 Mrs. Dorothy Rimer, wife of and the H. team kept in the Salt 5c sack, 3c; 10 ct sack, .25 E. W. Rimer, the leader of the lead until the S. whistle 4 pkg Corn or Gloss starch. blew and a 8c; 25c sack.. ------------ .19 Sh. Whole Wheat Biscuit, pkg .10 main “army” of the unemploy fowl was dropped through the Y. 6 bars White laundry soap .251 1 lb.pkg fancy seeded raisins .10 ed, arrived in Eugene Sunday M.C.A. basket, which make noon and went to the Coffee club final score 29 to 28 in favor of the the where she met the committee visiting team. Although this from the churches who are as was the best game of the season, sisting in the entertainment for there was only a few rooters out the “army” while in that city to encourage 5 lb. pail pure lard-......................75 10-lb. sack.......................... .29 Rimers have been married school team. and support the high 10 “ “ “ “ ________ 1.50 10-lb. sack pancake flour.. .40 The but a short time and this jaunt 5 “ “ lard compound . .6011-lb. pkg. Extra Fancy cur- GIRLS AT OAKLAND. Carries the best line of Dress and Arc the talk of the town Star tobacco, lb.........................45 rants------- ------- .10 down the valley is their honey The girls high school team went Work Shoes in town, all Guaran They have the tone and moon trip, so she says. Her to Oakland Saturday evening and teed Goods. 3 1-lb. cans salmon......... . .25 Fancy Head rice, lb.71-2c lowest. Fancy Cream Rolled Oats,lb .05 Broken “ “ “ --- .05 home is in Indianapolis, Indiana, met defeat by only one point, the Can save you Prices money on Harness, quality which pleases. 3 cans Standard tomatoes . .25 Japan rice, 4 lbs... .25 and she and her husband were Gloves, Suit Cases and winter Lap 25c pkg. Wheat Hearts___ .20 Brown, Pink or Bayo beans .05 forced to look for work before score being 5 to 6. Several of the Robes. Corn meal, white or yellow, Poultry shell, lb. 1 l-4c, sk. 1.15 their honeymoon trip was ended teachers and young ladies of the high school who accompanied Swengei Hardware Co. and she agreed that this one was them say it was one of the ever witnessed by rather unique. She dresses neat best games Heating Stoves—over GO The place to get your Watch the Leader and ly and wears on the lapel of her them. to make a selection from. note when the date is set for a re horses shod and good coat a Masonic lodge pin. When turn game with Oakland and then Repair Work. asked where she got it she said let ever} body come out and see Patent Roofing Roof paint that it was her father’s but that our girls team in action and watch the tide. she has met a lot of people on them turn GAME her trip that seemed to disregard There THE was LORANE some A live country weekly that gives you what you want to read. all fraternal affiliations as at and encouragement in consolation High grade Family Groceries the report Shedd the cffkerc were determin that came back with the high T r a n c i o r P A m n a m r of the Best Brands, pure, fresh r com pany Published Every Tuesday at 406 Main Street ed that she should sleep in the school team that went to Lorane 1 ic U L. lb L. ie HARREL, and wholesome. Cranberries, Prop. Saturday night and defeated the same room with the 100 men who Subscription price.—One Year, $1.50. Six Months, 75 Cents. nuts and fruits. husky team at that place by a Fire Proof Feed Displayed Advertising, 15 cents per inch. Locals 5 cents a line. made up the “army” at that score of 26 to 14. They said that Something Different and Storage Barn. place. Lorane had a much faster team W. C. CONNER, Editor and Manager. Mrs. Rimer said their recep than than they expected, but by ALL KINDS OF HAULING Nursery Stock for Sale. tion in Eugene had been the most using clover team work and ac AND HEAVY DRAY WORK Entered as Second-Class mail matter in the post office at Cottage humane curate basket shooting by the along the line from Port Grove, Oregon, under the provisions of the Act of March 3, 1879 land and she was particularly members of the home team they Piano Moving a Specialty Bargain in Orenco nursery able to win the laurels over \ Phone, Office 72 Some good varieties of bitter in her denunciation of the were their worthy opponents. Auto D ray 0ui< K Delivery stock. Many a young widow is really Eastern factories and mines people of Albany. The mayor, OFF FOR SOUTHERN OREGON. fruit trees, apples, walnuts and have begun to resume operations she said would not permit them The high school team left on a older than many an old maid. peaches, One and two years and business conditions are look to eat the meal that an Albany tour of southern Oregon this % growth. Stock can be seen at Courtship is the wine of life ing better every day. and divorce is the morning after. George Mote’s residence, East restaurant keeper had prepared Tuesday on the 3:20 train. The j§ A Springfield school l>oy won SUITCASES 3 Railroad street. for them nor were they furnish schedule of games for the week ^ Some men are eagerly seeking prize for the best loaf of ed any more solid sustenance are: Tuesday evening at Rose-1 £ O TRUNKS O > trouble that will drive them to first bread over all competitors in a than a cup of coffee and a sand burg, and the other big drink. AND 1 TAGS * 40 acres of land close in to sell mixed class of boys and girls. A wich, except the meal which was games will be at Medford, Ash- 3 » The House Furnishers £ or trade. Address Mrs. S. E. sign of the coming “revolution A man may be rich enough to in society.” Is it to be change furnished them by the Albany land and Central Point. Those \ PHONE 6 i Blair, 215 West Park st., Port do as he pleases -if he isn’t in land, Ore. the future to “bread like Elks’ lodge. composing the touring team are married. father used to bake?” Atkinson, Fullmer, Brumbaugh, ARMY BREAKING UP. Our sympathy is with the un A loading railroad siding for The straggling remnant of the Damewocd, Mathews and Mar der dog, but not with the little Cottage Grove has been granted army of unemployed reached Cot tin. Picf. Bond accompanied potato under the big ones in the by the S. P. company at the re tage Grove this Tuesday evening. them as referee and they expect sack. quest of local shippers. The It comprised but 19 men, others to return home Sunday. west siding will be ex having turned back after leaving TO PI.AY ROSEBURG HERE. The fool and his money are present about 500 feet further Eugene, and some remaining at The high school will play Rose- soon parted, and the fool and her tended and other improvements money marry a title. Same north burg here next Monday night will be made by the company. Creswell and Saginaw. The 19 Jan. thing. 26, at the Armory. This is men were lodged in the city hall going to be one of the fast and There will be lively times this It seems to be a task to get for the night by Marshal Pitcher hard gai. es of the season, but season in the big camp of the people to realize that they must and this (Wednesday) morning United States Logging Co., east register in order to vote at the were given a good breakfast con our boys are determined to win. of Cottage Grove. primary and general elections. of hot coffee, sandwiches If the citizens don’t turn out and The sooner this is done the bet sisting t he basket ball game bet The presidency of the Univer ter, for if every one waits until and buns, after which they were support ter this team will have to discon sity of Washington at Seattle the last few days the rush will escorted to the city limits by the tinue these contests for the seas will be offered to Ex-President l>e so great that someone will be marshal and headed south. Mr. disappointed. Better do it now. and Mrs. Rimer, the leaders, did on. So everybody remember It has never levied an assessment and has always* paid Theodore Roosevelt. next Monday night and come out an Annual Dividend. It m erits your confidence and not put in an appearance at this and show your appreciation and invites your business.* place, but evidently returned lelp our home team win. Word comes from Roseburg north from Eugene. that the Cottage Grove team was defeated there Tuesday evening >y a small margin— 19 to 31. 20 POUNDS FOR $1.00 üUUAIi ( 100 POUND SACK $4.80 For Your Fresh Family Groceries Vinson & Wayland f January and February Specials E. B. GRABLE Monroe’s Photos At the Bridge BLACKSMITH DesLarzes Bros. Joe Baker The Cottage Grove Leader Cottage Grove The Metsan Shop KINTER BROS. § A Home Bank, A Substantial Bank and a Big Bank is THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Cottage Grove Work and Dress Shirts WHIM and. Loggers All Wool Democrat.—Dr. C. J. Smith, 5endletou-Portland; Judge A. S. Water Proof ten nett, of The Dalles; Tom Word, of Portland. SHIRTS Progressive.—L. H. McMahon, of Salem; Bruce Dennis, of I,a- AT Candidates who have formally Grande. announced themselves for gov Mercer Favors Prohibition. $5.00 $4.50 $3.50 ernor: Republican.—A. M. Crawford, Colonel W. G. I). Mercer has of Salem; Grant B. Dimick, of illed with the county clerk his A Fine Line of Fancy for the nomination of Oregon City; William A. Carter, petition county j :«lge on the republican of Portland; W. S. U’Ren. of Or ticket. His platform High Grade Wool is as fol- egon City. There is a probabili ows: ‘ If 1 am nominated and ty that Mr. U’Ren will withdraw elected. I will, during my term SHIRTS from the Republican primary of office, earnestly strive for AT roads, reduced taxation and roll and run as an independent good no saloons in the valley.”— Democrat. Colonel Rot>ert A. $1.50 $2.00 $2.25 $2.50 and $3.00 Miller, of Portland; John Man Guard. There is not a shadow of a This is all Ore gon-made stuff. THE GOLDEN RULE STOKE POWELL & CO. ning, of Portland. Progressive.- F. M. Gill, of Clackamas county. Candidates who may announce themselves for governor: Republican. —R. L. Stevens, of Portland; P. H. D’Arcy, of Sa lem; Dr. James WithycomEie, of Corvallis; Gus C. Moser, of Port- doubt but what Baker county was rott< n to the core. A popu lar hotel and grill has been closed in Baker City where li quor was sold to young girls. Governor West’s unusual and strenuous raid on Baker was evi dently justifiable and the only 1 way to arouse public condemna- t'on of local conditions. POULTRYMEN The Best*__ _ POULTRY FEEDS CHARCOAL SHELL, GRIT OIL MEAL CHICK FOOD GROUND BONE MEAT MEAL International Poultry and Stock Food Everything for the Farm er. Wagons, Buggies, Plows, Seeders, Cultivators and all Kinds of Small Implements. J. T. SPR A Y [1^30 O S nJ]
