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S o c i e t y JVofcs Sifted cracked wheat for chicks at Sterling’s Feed Store. Henry Landess is down from the mining district this week. Mrs. Fingal Hinds and daugh ter Eleanor visited Monday in Eugene. We have a full supply of Lice It takes PATIENCE, skill and Killer and Poultry Tonic on hand. TIME to determine the prescrip Sterling Feed Co. tion according to which the proper Bargain prices on salt for salt lenses for your eyes should he made. Do not make the Mistake ing hay. Rock salt and salt bricks of getting glasses without first hav also on hand. Sterling Feed Co. ing your eyes carefully examined. Fred Withrow, an old army I am equipped with MODERN FA comrade o f Frank Woodruff, CILITIES for examining your came in from Oakland, California, eyes, and supply the glasses to Tuesday. meet your INDIVIDUAL RE Leslie Phelps has just taken QUIREMENTS. the contract for the erection of a And Guarantee Satisfaction. 52000 dwelling for Mr. Horn, of Saginaw. Darwin Bristow and wife, of Eugene, visited at the home of Mrs. Bristow’s brother, Judge J. Optometrist and Jeweler S. Medley, Memorial day. ^ Miss Lola Wilson attended the Local News Notes, Eugene district cabinet meeting of the Epworth League at Albany McGavrans are having a wall Saturday and returned Monday. paper sale. Roy Baker has returned home First class shingles for sale at from a trip to British Columbia Sterling’s feed store. and the middle western states He reports little activity in the For Sale Outside city limits, mining and timber camps which one acre; new buildings, berries he visited. and fruit. Inquire of Cottage Marion Veatch and family mo Grove Flouring Mill. 4-15-tf tored up from Eugene Saturday If you enjoy a good cup of cof in their new Overland auto and fee, try our 30c SPECIAL. West spent the day with Mrs. Veatch’s Side Grocery. parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Os “ Duntley” Vacuum Sweepers, trander. J. O. McCrady, 1164 Lincoln St., Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Matthews Eugene, Ore. motored up from Portland Satur day to visit their parents, Mr. T ypewriter - An almost new, and Mrs. Chas. Matthews, and Will Install Two-Stamp Mill visible, two-color, tabulator at Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Beals, of tachment, L. C. Smith, only $45 Cottage Grove. easy terms. See the Leader. Every one of the 52 pupils in George Bohlman, who has again Orders filled at any time for the 7th grade of the Cottage secured control of the Hiawatha ice cream in any quantities. Grove schools made a passing Wines in the Bohemia District, Phone 13, The Elite. m 3 tf grade in the final examinations. las bought a two-stamp mill, Get one of those E-Z-Run Gar The teachers are Mrs. Beager and which he will install at his mine Mr. Godard. den Cultivators at Sterlings. Charles Matthews, the flour about the first of July. Some people prefer to sell real mill man, is the latest victim of estate, others pork chops and the auto salesmen, Mr. Woodson Death of LeRoy Barrett sausages; but we prefer selling having convinced him of the su LeRoy Barrett died very sud choice groceries to SATISFIED perior merits of the Ford, and customers. West Side Grocery. sold him a five passenger model denly at his home in Cottage Grove Sunday morning, May 31, Come in and get wall paper Saturday. of apoplexy. cheap at McGavran’s sale. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Harring The funeral was held Monday ton and children left Monday for Try our home rolled Barley, Oklahoma, where they will visit at the chapel, the funeral sermon Guaranteed to give satisfaction. relatives and friends for two >eing preached by Rev. H. N. Sterling Feed Co. months. Mrs. Minnie Price has Aldrich. For Sale — Light wagon and charge of their premises while LeRoy Barrett was born in Erie harness cheap. Apply to C. A. they are away. County, New York, Jan. 23, 1836. Lynch, West Side Garage. 4-15-tf Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Champlin ie left there when twenty-one Wanted—A housekeeper, mid- returned to their home in Salem years of age, going to Lynn Co. d le-aged woman. Strangers must Monday after a visit with their furnish references. Write or call daughter, Mrs. H. N. Aldrich. owa near Marion, where he lived at residence in West Cottage Edmond A l d r i c h accompanied twenty-five years and came to Grove. Will pay good wages. them, and will visit in Salem un ^ane Co. Oregon forty years ago. 5 16—4 w z. Philip Jones. til after the Cherry Fair. Mr. Barrett was never married, Elder L. A. Gibson, of Royal, le leaves two brothers, J. K. Dollars and cents make a differ spoke at the S. D. A. church in and W. A. Barrett of this city, ence with some people, but we this city Sunday evening. He is and one sister, Mrs. F. A. Chase give the same attention to the 5c spending the week with the of Cedar, Kansas. purchase as the dollar one. West church here, and will meet with them on Wednesday and Side Grocery. Another Car of Fruit Wanted Friday evenings, and will preach again Sunday at 8 p. m. The The Cannery Association has We carry Mitchell wagons, public is welcomed at all times. Parry buggies, Champion mowers received another order for a car J. I. Jones has a fine crop of and binders, Hoosier drills, J. I. of fruit. This order comes from Case plows and harrows, and cherries and peaches this season. other good lines of farm machin His Governor Wood cherries are exas and is for a car o f sweet ripe now, and the cannery not cherries, to be delivered at once. ery. Wynne & Woods. yet being in operation he hardly Manager Wallace does not think Myers hay unloading tools and knows what to do with them. the order can be filled, as the pure Manila rope at Wynne & He has had a force o f boys and loyal Ann, Bings and Lamberts girls at work thinning out the Woods, hardware. peaches on the trees the past will not ripen before the last of If you want to paper that room, week, his young orchard being the month. you can g^t the paper at McGav overburdened with fruit. J. I. Jones and others have a ran’ s big sale for about $1.00. Rev. Robert Sutcliffe came up arge quantity of ripe Governor from Lebanon last week, accom Wood cherries, but not a sufficient ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. panied by his wife, and spent a quantity to make up a carload. Notice is hereby given that by an or der of the county court of I.ane County, few days looking over his 8-acre he order may be filled later, if Oregon, duly made and entered o f record apple and peach orchard in the the I3th day of March, in the matter of Jones addition. He says his trees it can be held. * the estate of Euphrasia H. Youmans de look fine and that he will have at The car of gooseberries ordered ceased the undersigned Edna L. Hedrick was duly appointed executrix with the least 400 boxes of peaches from ]‘rom Denver will go forward will annexed of said estate, A11 persons his young trees this season. Rev. Saturday if the weather clears so having claims against said estate are Sutcliffe was formerly pastor of hereby required to present them duly the M. E. church here. They re that picking is made possible. verified a* by law required to said ad turned to Lebanon Monday after Sunday School at Latham ministratrix at the law office of Alta King, Cottage Grove, Lane County, Or having been the guests o f J. I. egon, within six months from the date of Jones and family. this notice. A Sunday school was organized l>ated the 16th day o f March, A. D. at Latham, with a large attend 1914. EDNA L. HEDRICK. ance last Sunday, and excellent DR. W . H. HOPKINS results are predicted. The school YOU WILL FIND THIS A Veterinarian will meet every Sunday at 8 p. m. GOOD CORNER TO. WATCH The officers elected are— S. Something New About COTTAGE GROVE, ORE. >eslie Godard, superintendent; Commerci»! Stables, 28 Sooth 7th ' iue Trunnel, secretary-treasur er; Miss Huston, organist and Dr. Hopkins it i i m l u i t e of On Wiss Esther Anderson, assistant tario Veterinary College, Toronto, Canada, and Sa res - McPherson superintendent. Eyes Must Be Carefully Examined D. J. Scholl MEATS Every W eek PEOPLES MEAT MARKET N ext Door to Leader OfBee DAVE COVER, Proprietor MODEL HOMES OF ESSENWOHKMEN SALE PRICES Germany a Leader In Solving Problems of Housing. O n all classes of Merchandise in the Mrs. C. J. Kem and Mrs. K. K. Mills charmingly entertained the Panama Club at the home of the former on Friday afternoon. ! The time was pleasantly spent in I playing the popular game of 500, J and the hostess served daintily. The club is planning a picnic for the near future. The Rebecca Needlework Club met Friday afternoon at the home o f Mrs. Tompkins. Needlework and conversation were the chief Foresight of Germ an* P rovided C o m diversions and the hostess served fortable and Adequate H ousing F a dainty refreshments. About cilities F o r W orke r* — K ru p p F ire t to P u t Idea Into Effect. thirty were present. The Philathea Class will meet The foresight of the Germans was Monday afternoons through the responsible for the provision of com month of June at the home of fortable and adequate housing facili Mrs. J. H. Chambers, the first ties for the workers, says Wilhelm* Wiegand in Town Development. Over rfleeting for the month taking fifty years ago It was realized that an place last Monday. Investment for efficiency was the most profitable Investment possible, and this The Constellation Club wil realization was followed up by the con meet Thursday afternoon at the clusion that such efficiency can be se cured only when the workingman is so Masonic Temple. housed and cared for that his health Mrs, J. W. Gowdy entertains and happiness are assured. The truth the Presbyterian Missionary So of this hypothesis Is now so generally acknowledged that its statement ap ciety Tuesday afternoon. pears trite. But fifty years ago the Mrs. W. C. Conner and Mrs, theory had never been tried and proved L. F. Orpurd entertained the true, and It must have been difficult to Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. squander good marks nnd pfennigs for the consummation o f a visionary church and a few additional ideal. friends at the home of the former The founder o f the great Krupp gun ast Wednesday afternoon. Fancy works at Essen, however, with more than native German sagacity, was per work occupied a portion of the haps the first to comprehend the con time and an interesting contest, crete value o f the vision. So lu the “ Suggestions from a watch” was year 18(10 twelve houses that were to at n most modest figure were built enjoyed by the guests, Mrs. H. rent for the convenience o f the Krupp em C. Hart receiving first honors, ployees. After that the ndvnnce was lefreshments consisting o f Sand rapid. Within seven years 318 more houses had been added to tbe colony, wiches, pickles, strawberries and nnd ns the plant grew year by year the cream, cake and punch were liumlicr o f houses Increased until there served by Miss Lillian Lewis and are now over 0,000. Even this num ber of dwellings, however, provides for Waster Clare Conner. Veterinary Dentistry School, New York and McKillup Veterinary <College, Chicago, Illinoa. Office PIMM u Willamette valley industries will be a feature o f the Oregon exhibit at the Panama exposition. Stock will be given GUNMAKER AS A PIONEER. but one-third o f the employees of the great shops, for the Krupp Interests furnish Inlior for nliout 40.000. Unlike other colonies that have been founded to provide a home for the workman at the least possible cost, the D U R IN G T H E MONTH O F JU N E No advance will be made unless market conditions force us to raise prices IF A N Y DECLINE OCCURS OU R PRICES W IL L DECLINE BURKHOLDER-WOODS CO. are best when freshest You can buy Homemade Cereals and Breahfast Foods the day they arc made, at the Cottage Grove Flour Mills, and they are the equal o f such foodstuffs manufac tured anywJiere. Try them. The Cottage Grove Flour Mills Telephone 8 0 Bonus 5 0 ,0 0 0 Votes L t'tëfitë l i f l t For FIVE New Subscriptions wrought in during Carnival Week, the Leader Business Getting Con test will give a bonus of 50,000 votes. Card of Thanks M O D ER N H OU SES O F K R U P P E M P LO YE E S. colony of Essen has not been forced to sacrifice beauty nnd comfort to mere utility. Built primarily to serve tbe purpose o f utility, compactly nrranged for the strictest economy o f space as the liotises are, they maintain an at mosphere o f charm and individuality that goes fnr townrd making them real homes for their tenants. Indeed, a glance at the Iv.v covered walls, shaded windows, patches of shrubbery and flowers, gives one the Impression of a small agricultural village rather than o f a thundering Industrial center. Tbe buildings huve lieen arranged so that every family may have Its bountiful share of light and open air. Each dwelling has n small lawn nnd a gar den space for vegetables and flower gardens. The Interior of the cottage is as attractive as the exterior. Every house contains at least two rooms, and the great majority have from four to six rooms and often a basement In accordance with the prevailing cos- tom the main morn serves the double function of kitchen and living room. This room, always Immaculately clean. Is always comfortably warm from the bent of the stove. The whitewashed walls are covered with the shining kitchen utensils that are used through out the country as wall decorations. For comfortable habitations In Essen the workmen pay from 100 to 300 marks a year, the higher figure provid ing a five room cottage In the most fa vorable environment Imagine any house In America renting for from $23.80 to $71.40 a year! At this o f course, the proprietors can make no money, snd, although they calculate their gain at 1 per cent per annum, the expense of deterioration moat be estimated at 3 per cent, so thst the Krupp company stands a yearly of 2 per cent on every bouse. To set this loss, however, the has discovered through tbe experience o f the fifty years that the efficiency tbelr workingmen has been tripled and that the losa from strikes snd difficulties In general baa been to a negligible fraction. That the pany has never questioned the o f sacrificing a small amount to a great gain In service Is clusively demonstrated by tbs con an ce o f ths price, We desire to thank our friends ‘or their kindly sympathy, assist ance, and beautiful flowers con tributed for the funeral of our oved brother. W. A. B arrett , J. K. B arrett and W ife . Valvoline Machine and Cream Separators at Wynne & Woods. THE SEVEN PRIZES GIVEN Three first prizes- Seven days trip to the Panama Pacific expo- sion in 1915, with all expenses paid. Fourth prize--A $30.00 scholar ship in one of Oregons best Com mercial schools—Contestant to select. Fifth prize—A $30.00 scholar ship in one of Oregon’s best com mercial colleges —Our selection. Sixth Prize— A $20.00 scholar ship in one of Oregon’ s best com mercial schools—Contestant to select. Seventh prize- A $20.00 schol arship in one of the best Com mercial schools in Oregon. I & c r c O r r fTCis, ' »■ A Poorly Fed Horse reflects discredit on its owner, but the owner gets the worst o f the deal be cause economy in feeding the horse affects its working capacity as well as its appearance. If your horses kicks on his feed you can correct it by buying your feed here, as you get the best quality for the least outlay. Farmers, contractors and horse owners generally know that our Feed is always up to the standard. Sterling Feed Co. ¡ D S Ö SHE HAS ARRIVED Miss Grace Battee of Eugene Recognized as one of the Best Photo Artists in the Coast Country is with Armstrong's Studio ARMSTRONG WINS OUT It's tbe Quality. N O M IN A T IO N B L A N K D a t e ............. ................. ........................1914 CONTEST MANAGER, Cottage Grove Leader. I hereby nominate_____ T__________________ ____ _____ as a candidate in the LEADER’S BUSIN ESS-GETTNG CON loss off TEST. Residence........ ....... ............................................. company Signed.......... .............. ........................................ . of Address_________________ ____ ____ labor reduced (This Coupon is Good for 26,000 Votes) com wisdom of money roost con T o get the News while it is News, you will tinm policy of home building. I have to read the Twice-a-W eek Leader,
