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LOCAL li IO LI 'S G lu it'cl] S e r v ic e s S o c i e t y NTojes STOCK REDUCTION SALE c a t h o l ic c h u r c h . a pleasant social dancing party Martin Anderson was in Eu Services at St. Mary’s church was given in Phiilips hall last gene Friday. as follows: Next Sunday High Saturday nignt under the manage- Mr. Schiller was a passenger mass and sermon in the morning ment of Fred Lizer The dance to Eugene Friday. 10:30. Devotions and benedic Boys’ 25c Sweaters................ .$ .17 was well attended and the music Judge Shinn went to Eugene tion in the evening, 7:30. Boys’ 60c Sweaters............... . .4-2 Evening devotions and bene was furnished by local talent. Friday on professional business. Bovs’ 75c Sweaters................ . .44 dictions on Wednesday and Fri Mrs. N. E. Compton pleasantly Miss Mary Bartels made a bus day, 7:30, Boys’ 1.25 Sweaters................ . .84 entertained the Ladies Aid So iness trip to Eugene Monday. Bovs’ 1.75 Sweaters................ 1.27 ciety of the Methodist church at CHRISTIAN CHURCH. F. A. Ralston made a business Men’s Ot)e Sweaters................ . .42 her home last Wednesday after trip to Eugene last Wednesday. M. H o w ar d F a g a n . Pastor. Men’s Toe Sweaters................ . .46 John Coffman returned last Services as usual next Sunday. noon. A fter a social hour with Men’s 1.25 Sw eaters......... . .84 It takes P A T IK N C E , skill and week from a trip to Yreka, Calif. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. fancy work, the guests were en Men’s 1.50 Sw eaters............... . 1.19 T IM Iv to determine the prescrip John Veatch was a north communion and preaching, 11: a. tertained with a drawing contest Men’s 2.00 Sweaters............... . 1.45 tion according to which the proper m. Christian Endeavor, 6:30 p. in which each lady drew a pic lenses for yonr eyes should he bound passenger Friday morning. m,; evening service, 7:30 p. m. Men’s 2.50 Sweaters............... . 1.72 ture of a rooster on an egg and made. I)o not make the Mistake Mrs. D. P. Burton was a vis Men’s 5.00 Sw eaters................ . 3.30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Mrs. Lizar carried off first prize. of getting glasses without first hav itor in Eugene Sunday and Mon ing your eyes carefully examined. day. The Christian Science church !a Pretty ^ Mrs- B S- Swen* Pure Eastern Lard, 10 11). Pail $1.36 I am equipped with M O D E R N F A Bob Mosby went to Corvallis holds service in their hall on Pel was recipient of the consola- .69 Pure Eastern Lard, 5 11). Pail C I L I T I E S for examining your Friday to spend a few days with Main street every Sunday at tion. Refreshments were served. .26 White or yellow C meal 9 lb sk eyes, and supply the glasses to his family. 11:00 a. m. and every Wednesday S. E. Veatch celebrated his 83d meet your I N D I V I D U A L RE .39 Olympic P C Flour, 9 11) sk..... evening at 7:30. Mrs. Ward and children went birthday at the home of his son, Q U IR E M E N T S . Olympia Wheat Hearts, 9 11) sk .43 to Eugene Friday for a few days Curtis, the old Veatch home, last And Guarantee Satisfaction. METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Rolled Oats, 9 1 1 ) sk................ .37 visit with relatives. Friday evening, March 27. Mr. .24 H orace N. A ld r ic h , Pastor. Columbia Oats, per pkg.......... Veatch is a pioneer of this sec “ Some husbands kind w e’d tion and is quite hale and hearty .23 Palm Sunday. Columbia Wheat, per pkg....... I like to find” Plymouth daugh Mr. and Mrs. Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun for his years. ters in “ Priscilla” .08 Minced Razor clams................. day School, graded lessons and Curtis Veatch served an oyster .08 Campbell’s S o u p s .................... Clint Stewart, Tom Wheeler classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, supper and the friends and rela and Ed'Spray made a trip to the Supt. Efficient teachers. Separ tives added to the sumptuous! .09 Van Camp's pork and beans... county seat Friday. .15 I’ref’d stock Salmon, 1 lb tails feast by donating a eolation of ate class rooms. Local News Notes, Attorney C. E. George, of Sermon, 11 a. m. Theme, j pies and cakes. In choosing .15 Monople table Peaches, 2VL> lb.. ¡partners for supper, the ladies ! Kansas is looking over this city “ The Triumphal Entry.” .13 Yours truly catsup, pint bo t’ls • “ There’s a charm in the sound in view of locating. Evening Memorial services for brought hats for the men to trim of the wedding bells’ ’ “ Pris Mrs. Thos. Pearce, of Eugene, the late Mrs. Edith Hill-Booker, j and a very stylish creation of cilla.’ ’ Positively All Other Merchandise in the stock at was the guest of friends a few This will be a union service of hats was exhibited. Those pres- ali the churches, under the aus-; ent were: Mesdames and Messrs, Fresh ground hone for poultry days in this city last week. Same or Greater Reductions pices of the W. C. T. U. M. M. Wheeler, Ed Ashby, Otto at Bartels & Ernest’s meat mar Attorneys J. H. Medley and Epworth League topic, “ Being Doberstein, C. O. Willis, C. A. ket. Alta King were in Eugene on Glad in God Himself. Leader. McFarland, Frank McFarland, ; Orders filled at any time for professional business last week. Miss Jessie Berg. A. W. Hemenway, P. H. Magee, ice cream in any quantities. Daniel Read; Mrs. C. E. Smith, Bud Fisher, a Bohemia mining Phone 13, The Elite. m 3 tf Wm. Hemenway and Perry | PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. man, took his departure Friday ****** Ritchie. i For Sale—Buff Orpington eggs on a business trip to Montana. R. M. Broadbooks, Pastor. for hatching, $1.00 per setting of Bible School at 10 a. m., “ Good captain, don’ t you think 15. A p p ly to M bs . J. K . B a r r e t . □O C you’d better try to do the thing Harvey Armstrong, superinten Eggs For Hatching.—White yourself.” John Alden in Pris dent: morning worship at 11 a.m. bible school at 10 a. m.; Junior Wyandottes and Indian Runner cilla. Christian Endeavor at 3 p. m.; ducks, only 75 cents per setting. Mrs. J. S. Medley, accompan evening worship at 7:30. Sub Leave orders at DesLarzes Gro ied by her mother, Mrs. Hanson, ject of morning sermon, “ Cal cery Store. visited in Eugene the first of the vary.” Evening sermon, “ The For Sale or Trade My nine week. Seeking Shepherd.” TO THE room residence and nearly three The Woman’s Missionary So Dr. W. W. Oglesby, E. E. acres of well improved lots on Lilly and J. W. Gowdy went to ciety will meet Wednesday at West Main, a paved street. In Eugene Monday as witnesses in 2:30 p. m. in the parlors of the quire of W. C. Conner. church. the Lilly vs Beck case. Valuable coupons with pur The Woman’s Missionary socie W. D. Prettyman returned to chases at the West Side Grocery. Albany Friday morning after a ty of Willamette Presbytery will Everything in the music line brief visit with his daughter,Mrs. convene in their annual meeting in the Presbyterian church at at the Music House. Tom Parker and family. Albany, Oregon, April 14. Mrs. “ Why dont you speak for your Mrs. TilliSon, of Portland, who R. M. Broadbooks has been self John’ ’— “ Priscilla” has been the guest of Mrs. A. W. elected from the local society Buff Leghorn eggs for hatch- Kime the past week, returned to and left for Albany this morning. ing. 75 K cents for 15. Shelby her home Monday afternoon. Teeters. 3-4-5t BAPTIST CHURCH: “ Woman kind” so say the men, Wanted • o nku To trade two beds cannot keep a secret long” — Cor. 11th and Adams sts. [ springs for dry wood, bark Barbara in “ Priscilla.” C . M. C o b b , Pastor. ferred. Inquire of Leader. | Res. 1329 West Main st. Chas. Watson, o f Detroit, 10 a. m., Bible School, Mrs. K. Pure White Indian Runner Duck eggs for setting $1.00 per Mich., arrived Sunday and left K. Mills, supt. on the stage Monday morning 11 a. m. morning worship. dozen for local orders. For orders requiring shipping pack for Lorane where he will visit at the home of Mrs. E. W. Morgan. age $1.50. Good 200-egg incu BAPTIST MEETINGS BIG SUCCESS bator cheap. W. B. F in n e y . “ When once in wedlock mesh with this issue inaugurates the G R E A T E S T BUSINESS-GET 1 ING CON 1 ESI es caught you may, you know be Subscribe for the Leader. The series of services at the ever held in Lane County, if not in Oregon. The Contestants arc offered the sorry for it.” Bradford in Baptist church are becoming very For Sale—Wagon, team and “ Priscilla.” most liberal inducements ever offered by any paper anywhere. It is an abso interesting. Quite a number harness. Team weight 2500. lutely straight business proposition and every patron gets value received for have started out for a better life. Mrs. James Smith, who has Enquire Box 21, Cottage Grove. Others are thinking of the ne every dollar spent. The premiums to be given a w a y are educational, and been spending the winter with 3-4-tf her daughter, Mrs. Bede and cessity of a Godly purpose. such that the citizens of Lane county can derive pleasure and benefit from sup Poultrymen. Before you buy Last Thursday seventeen from family, left Monday afternoon porting their favorite candidates. This is to be a contest in which every an incubator, examine the new for her home in Rush City, Minn. Creswell came to cheer and en worker receives something (or her services. 1 here are no failures, no disap model “ Queen” at Sterling's courage the good work Sunday feed store. (f3) Aunt Jane and uncle Bern about twenty-five o f pointments, no heart-aches .at the end, for every contestant will earn wages Pastor by her efforts to win a FR E E trip to San Francisco next year. Phonographs and records at Veatch, as they are familiarly Groat-2« Baptist church and con known, returned last Thursday gregation of Creswell came to the Music House. night from a visit with their attend the services in the morn The Business College Scholarships offered are tuitions to tw o of the best Wanted- I/tad o f dry oak* daughter, Mrs. W. V. Magee and ing, including five recent con colleges in Oregon, and will reflect great credit upon the young ladies who wood. Enquire at this office. family in Eugene. verts who were baptized at the win them. The Certificate of Tuition will be transferable in the event a suc Duntley Combination Vacuum If you like the Leader tell your close of the service. Many of cessful candidate does not wish to use it. Sweepers only $7.50 directv from neighbors and friends. I f there these stayed to attend the Men’s factory. J. O. McCrady, 1164 meeting at the M. E. church in The rules of the Contest are simple and easily understood Every dollars is anything about it that you do Lincoln street, Eugene, Ore. m il not like, come and tell the people the afternoon. A woman’s meet worth of business brought to the Leader office pays a commission to the Pure bred Plymouth Rock eggs in the office, and perhaps we will ing was held in the Baptist bringer, and one dollar’s worth of advertising space, or jo b printing, secures for hatching. 15 for 75 cents. be able to make it more to your church. the same number of votes as one dollar for subscription. Each dollar is good The services will continue this As pure as can be found in Ore liking. week, every evening, with Bible for One Thousand Votes. gon. J. H. SlIORTKIDGE. studies at 2:00 p. m. NEW BREED OF POULTRY. The contestants retains 25c cash on yearly subscriptions and receives 16 Evangelist Williams is an e f EGGS FOR HATCHING. fective speaker and has a simple per cent on all advertising contracts and jo b printing orders brought to the On last Monday Mrs. Jas. P. From selected stock, Indian Graham received a setting of 12 gospel to preach, seeking only to Leader office. Contestants also have the privilege of getting advertising con Runner ducks, fawn and white. expensive eggs from Astoria, win souls to Christ. tracts lor several months or a year, to be paid for monthly as used, and will White egg strain, 60 cents for they being from stock imported Everybody cordially invited to receive commission when the money is paid to this office. twelve. Buff Leghorn, 75 cents this season from England, direct attend these meetings at th e : for 15. C.-F. H a n d y , Cottage from the originators, the Cooks. Baptist church, East side. Candidates must be nominated. A nomination blank will be found on the — Contributed. Grove. 3-ll-4t-p They are of the Blue Orpington first page, and when properly filled out and given or mailed to Contest M an breed, the Astoria breeder being 6 PER CENT LOANS. OPEN SESSION OF GRANGE. ager the jK-rson nominated becomes a contestant, and every nomination carries the first to introduce this variety with it a complimentary vote of 2.5,ODD. After being nominated, candidates Obtainable to buy, build or im -; of the English Orpingtons on the The Grange lecture hour, 1 to will be given advertising tate cards and contract blanks, jo b printing price list Pacific coast. Mrs. Graham vis prove farm, ranch and city prop 2, Saturday, April 4, is open to and receipt books. Only residents of Lane County are eligible, and any lady erty or remove incumbrance ited the Astoria breeder while in those interested. Part of the therefrom. Special privileges that city recently and says his program will be along the line of married or single in the county who is over 10 years of age, can be nom and reasonable terms. For prop Blue Orpingtons are the most subjects pertaining to Arbor Day. inated as a canditate. Commencing next Friday the list of nominations will osition, address. Finance Dept., i beautiful fowls she has ever seen The boys will give a short comic be published and the race will be on. anil they are also said to be an 1527 Busch Bldg., Dallas, Texas. dialogue entitled: "M ike gets a exceptionally good layer and job.” You are invited to come. \V. C. Conner, formerly editor and owner o f the Leader, will have charge table fowl. The eggs sell readily o f the Contest, and perfect fairness and impartiality is assured. I here are no at $10 a setting of 12 from a se The Leader Still Wants the News. outsiders pulling down a big "rake off" in this contest. Letters must be ad lect breeding pen. No matter when; dressed to W. C. Conner, Contest Manager. A t the risk of becoming tire N o matter where: It was a fewr days ago a pas some to his readers, the editor of ¿i N o matter who the other senger train stopped at Albany, the Leader wants to again urge photographer may he, S3 where the “ sar.dw’ich man” went on his readers the importance of wherever Armstrongs S3* through the train with lunch sending in the news. This office if*- > work comes in conq>etition I Wdl boxes and hot coffee. Ad elderly is equipped with a telephone— k 5 with other photographs. lady standing near a young man dont be afraid to use it. I f you ■r" who had made a purchase, wish havn’ t a phone, write. You will K? *5 ARMSTRONG W IN S OUT ing to be neighborly, remarked. be surprised at the amount of The Contest Ends June 30, 1914, at 6:00 o’Clock P. M. riferì ; “ It looks like rain.” The young j news you can send the editor on | It’ * tlie Quality. man replied, "Yes. very much, a postal card, and he will appre- k» - ....... Lüste Æ* Wrä! 1 but it smells a little like coffee.” I ciate it. Eyes Must Be Carefully Examined D. J. Scholl Optometrist and Jeweler BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO. THREE FREE TRIPS Panama Pacific Exposition at SAN FRANCISCO IN 1915 and Four Business College Scholarships Are Offered THE WE-. y y Nominate Your Favorite Now
