Cottage Grove leader., June 17, 1914, Image 3

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FAIR COMMITTEES
ARE APPOINTED
A handsome cook book free
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with each sack of Fisher Flour
sold at Brund & Co’s.
F. C. Coffman was exhibiting
a magnolia bloom Monday which
has a spread of 7 1-2 inches.
The following committees have
Fifty-two accidents were re­ been selected to look after the
ported to the labor commission­ Grange Fair this fall:
er last week, three of which were
Committee on Farm Products—
Electric fans are becoming fatal.
O n all classes of Merchandise in the
M. M. Wheeler and C. W. Wallace.
quite fashionable in town.
Well, suppose it is a little warm
Committee on Green Fruit—
Mrs. A. Brewer made a trip to —isn’t that what you have been
Stock will be given
Clint
Stew art and John Bader.
Bohemia the first of the week.
howling for for these several
Committee on Canned Fruits
Valvoline Machine and Cream weeks past?
and
Pastry—Mrs. Ishmel and
Separators at Wynne & Woods.
A score or more of motor-cy
Barley is cut and in the shock clists from Eugene stopped in John R. Cooley.
Committee on Fancy Work—
It takes PATIENCE, skill and in the vicinity of Corvallis and Cottage Grove for a rest Sunday,
on their way to London.
TIME to determine the prescrip­ Albany.
Mrs. J. R. Cooley and Mrs. B. G.
tion according to which the proper
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Crow, of Crow.
Much permanent road work is
lenses for your eyes should lie in progress b e t w e e n Cottage Lorane, pioneers of the Siuslaw
Committee on Livestock—G.
made. I)o not make the Mistake Grove and Eugene.
Valley, were transacting business W. McFarland, who will be al­
of getting glasses without first hav­
If your garden hose is bursted in Cottage Grove Monday.
lowed to select his own assist­
ing your eyes carefully examined.
leaks go to Wynne & Woods & Buy a sack of Fisher flour at ants.
1 am equipped with MODERN FA­ &
Brund & Co’s, and get a hand­
CILITIES for examining your get some hose menders & repair it. some cook book free.
Committee on School Work—
Miss Della Boyd left this week
eyes, and supply the glasses to
Leslie
Goddard, who will choose j
Miss Hill, who has been attend­
meet your INDIVIDUAL RE­ for Medford where she will make
assistants
to suit himself.
ing
school
in
Los
Angeles
the
past
an extended visit with relatives.
QUIREMENTS.
year,
returned
home
Friday.
And Guarantee Satisfaction.
When you purchase a sack of
The management of the Fair
A large number of Cottage have secured two windows in
Fisher Flour at Brund & Co’s,
you are entitled to a free cook Grove people are attending the
Grange picnic at Walker today. Brund & Co.’s store for the dis­
book. Ask for it.
Miss Ethel Rogers has returned play of the prizes offered to school
Mr. and Mrs. George Salton
from
Lorane where she has been children, and they will be placed
Optometrist and Jeweler left last week for an extended
IF ANY DECLINE OCCURS OUR
visit in their old home in Grand visiting relatives the past three on exhibition as soon as they can
weeks.
Rapids, Michigan.
>e collected.
Local News Notes,
Prof. J. T. Goddard left Mon­
Sawmills are in operation at
Sifted cracked wheat for chicks several points down the valley day to attend the summer term
THINGS DOING AT DISSTON
at Sterling’s Feed Store.
and the big mill at Portland is of the 0. A. C., at Corvallis. He
will be away about six weeks.
running on full time.
“ Duntley” Vacuum Sweepers,
The young folks of Disston are
J. M. McKibben is the new
We can sell you a Domo cream
•J. 0 . McCrady, 11G4 Lincoln St., separator
man
in
the
People’s
Meat
Mar­
for
$17.50
which
will
building
a new summer resort.
Eugene, Ore.
please you. Simplest thing on ket, Thos. Guthrie, who has been
Miss
Ethel
Hatfield, of Disston,
in charge for several weeks,
T ypewriter An almost new, the market & guaranteed.
has
been
visiting
with Mr. and
Wynne & Woods. having resigned.
visible, two-color, tabulator at­
Mrs.
J.
V.
Woodhurst,
of Row
tachment, L. C. Smith, only $45 Among those who left this week
J. W. Eddy went to Mabel Sun­
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River.
easy terms. See the Leader.
for Corvallis to attend the sum­ day to take a position in a mill.
session are, Prof. Purvance, If everything comes up to Mr.
Johnny Hatfield, of Disston,
Orders filled at any time for mer
Eddy’s expectations, he will be has been visiting with his aunt
Miss
ice cream in any quantities. Benson. Maude Hooper and Mrs. absent all summer.
and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
Phone 13, The Elite.
m 3 tf
Mrs. Zelda Cooper, of Oakland, Carter, of Wildwood, this week.
When you feel like growling
We have a full supply of Lice about the hot weather, just think is visiting her parents, Mrs. and
Gladys Pitcher, of Cottage!
Killer and Poultry Tonic on hand. low much hotter it is down in Mrs. Wm. Pool, and Mrs. Orrin
Sterling Feed Co.
the crater of Mount Lassen—and Robinson. Mrs. Cooper will prob­ Grove, has been visiting with her
ably remain all week.
aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs.
I want to buy a team that will in the Atlantic states.
Ben Ritcher.
Several
badly
bedraggled
auto­
Don’t find fault with the Lead
weigh 1300 each. Write to E. J.
er because it is small. Remem­ mobiles from California passed
Mrs. L. E. Grey, of Itujada,
Frier, Drain, Ore.
You can buy Hom em ade Cereals and
ber it comes to you again this through Cottage Grove Sunday, has moved to Disston for awhile.
Bargain prices on salt for salt­ week, and besides, all good goods bound for the Puget Sound coun­
B reakfast Foods the day they are made, a t
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Hart went
try and British Columbia.
ing hay. Rock salt and salt bricks come in small packages.
the C ottage Grove F lo u r Mills, and the}’
to
Cottage Grove on business
also on hand. Sterling Feed Co.
E. A. Hamilton, of Roseburg,
are the equal of such foodstuffs manufac­
Miss Verna Hawkins, of New­
was in Cottage Grove the first of Saturday.
port,
spent
Sunday
with
her
par­
tured
anywhere. T ry them .
No Sand in Our Sugar, Nothing ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hawk­ the week, in connection with his
Mrs. A. W. Whitlock went to
but Pure Cane, th a t’s all—West ins, here. The latter left today work as field man in the S. D. A.
Cottage Grove on business Satur­
Side Grocery.
for Newport to reside indefinitely. book work for Southern Oregon day.
conference.
Royal White, Swifts White and
A brother of S. R. Piper, from
Mrs. A. W. Whitlock, of Ituja-
The young ladies of Miss Jessie
Feedmans Naphtha Soaps, make ebanon, visited here last week.
Telephone 80
wash days a pleasure. Get them The Piper brothers had not met Berg’s Sunday School class enter­ da, has been visiting Hester and
at West Side Grocery.
lefore for thirty years, and had tained the class of young men at Marie Chalifoue a t Disston.
leard from each other but seldom. the home of Miss Berg Tuesdav
Gl\qt<cf| SctrCiccs
evening. Carnes and refresh­ Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Cox expect
COTTAGE GROVE
Frederic Aldrich is in Salem ments were the features of the to leave next week for Texas.
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this week, attending the Com­ evening.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lockwood
and
METHODIST
EPISCOPAL.
A R M S T R O N G ’S M mencement Exercises of the Wil-
H ospital & S a n a ta riu m
H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor.
D. J. Scholl underwent an op­ Jeane Mosby, of Cottage Grove,
amette
University,
and
visiting
PHOTOS
■ Uhl H tr* »1 Y e a r Ham*
Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun­
lis grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. eration for the removal of his were recently visiting at Lund-
day School, graded lessons and
tonsils, at Eugene, Tuesday, and burg’s, in the auto.
M.
Champlin.
Surgical Cases Especial A ttention
Please
is recovering nicely. He was ac­ Mrs. George James, of Disston, classes for all ages, J. 1. Jones,
When you buy underwear for companied to Eugene in his auto
Supt. Efficient teachers. Separ­
X - R A Y LABARATORY
the
the summer months ask for Chal­ by Sid Cole, Chas. Bruneau and was taken badly ill by a sudden ate class rooms.
mers’ Porousknit in boys’ and W. C. Conner.
attack of measles, but has re­ Evening service 8 p. m.
People
For Further Particulars A ddress
men’s. Every garment guaran­
Morning theme, “ The Self-
covered.
John
Milne
negotiated
the
deal
teed to give the wearer satisfac­
It’s tile Quality.
Mrs. Charlie Renared, of Ituja- Hurt of Sin.”
tion. See them at Powell & Co. this week that transferred the
subject, “The Bless­
Billings place in the south part of da, went to Cottage Grove Satur­ ing Evening
of Endurance.”
We carry in stock Champion town to Mrs. Thompson, late of
Epworth League topic, ‘ Leav­
Mowing Machines & rakes. If Albany. Mr. Milne has some big day on business.
you need any sections, rivets or deals on hand th at he expects to
Mrs. Jennie Callaway, of Don­ ing a Crowd to Talk to an Indi­
repairs for the Champion or Mc­ bring to a focus in a short time. ahue. was visiting her sister over vidual,” Leader, Homer Harris, ç . r . r . r . r . r . r . r . r . r . i
Sr.
Keep Your
Cormick, see Wynne & Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lingo, of Sunday at Rujada.
Animals
KINTER BROS.
Orvil Spear and his partner, Row River, spent Sunday with
Clifford Smith, of Disston, was
S o c ie t y JN’otcs
Free from Flies
Mr. Cruson, are engaged in drill­ Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wampole, in
%
s i 7 r r c a s e s
f Cows civc less milk,
ing deep wells at Monroe. They the east part of town. Mrs. a visitor at the mines Friday.
r T orses do less work wheif
£
O
T R U N K S O
completed a fine artesian well Wampole accompanied them on
r to rtu red l»y flics. Keep
Ray Williams, of Disston, was
The Rebekah Embroidery Club
your stock free from these
with
a
good
flow
of
water
for
a
£
A N D HAOS
their return home Monday, and
disease breeding pests by spray­
farmer near that place Saturday. will spend several days visiting taken down Sunday evening with was delightfully entertained at 3* The House Furnishers
ing them with
the measles.
the home of Mrs. A. W. Kime
If you haven’thought your sea­ at the Lingo home.
C cn k ey ’s Fly K n o c k er
PHONE 6
Miss Hattie Landess and Mr. last F'riday afternoon. The pleas­ 5
son ticket for the chautauqua, do
Gives animals immediate relief and saves
We give a handsome cook book Wilson, of Cottage Grove, were ant hours were spent with needle
you r.ioncy ami trouble. l)ocs not taint
it now. One of the numerous with each sack of Fisher Flour
milk. Inoffensive to animals.
work and social chat and the hos­
young people interested in the sold. Brund & Co.
visitors at Disston Sunday.
Try It 15 Days
success of this series of entertain­
tess
served daintily. Twenty
Mrs. Pete Chalifoue was a visi­
Chas. Walker and family left
Money Back
ments will call on you and sell
four
members e n j o y e d Mrs.
High grade Family Groceries
Wednesday morning in the auto tor of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pitcher
you a ticket.
If It Fails
of the Best Brands, pure, fresh
Rime’s
hospitality. ♦
for
a
week
or
ten
days’
outing,
Monday.
lo please you. Get a
and wholesome. Cranberries,
H. C. Hart and wife and W. C. and while gone will visit relatives
can now Quart, .tSc;
Mrs. W. P. Hall and Mrs. E.
Mr. George Smith, of Disston,
Conner and wife returned home and friends at Shelburn, Corval­
nuts and fruits.
G al.SI!It, 5 Gal ,H ill
from the Rose Carnival at Port­ lis and other points down the went to Wildwood on business Gleason will entertain the Con­
Something Different
stellation Club at the Masonic
land Sunday in autos. Mr. Con­ valley. L. Jensen w i l l have Sunday.
STERLING FEED COMPANY ner drove John Stoneburg’s new charge of the grocery during Mr.
Temple, Thursday afternoon.
Studebaker home from Portland Walker’s absence.
Grange Program . Saturday, Jan e 20th
The members of the Emanon
for him and was accompanied by
YOU WILL FIND THIS A Mr. Stoneburg.
Club will enjoy a vacation through
Baker Bros, got their bake
oven in operation again last Fri­ Instrumental Solo_____
GOOD CORNER TO WATCH
the hot season, beginning their
S. A. Sprague and wife arrived day, and turned out their usual
regular meetings with the advent
......
.........Forest
Schneider
the latter part of the week from output of bread. The oven had
Something New About
of cool weather. A series of pic­
R ecitation___________
Sequim, Washington, and are to be rebuilt from the turn of the
looking for a location in the Wil­ arch up, on account of hasty and
_____Florence McFarland nics have been planned for the
lamette Valley. Mr. and Mrs. faulty construction in the first
Reading: _ Leaving the F'arm summer.
Sprague are friends of H. B. place. They say they now have
____Mrs. Mary Robinson.
Hemme, who recently bought a a better oven than ever, and that
Delegates Go to G. A. R. Convention
_
Every Week
Recitation:____Sam
Johnson’s
farm near Walker.
it is all right, the excellence of
f C z c t t O r s /xT iS i ^
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PEOPLES MEAT MARKET
Many of the newly imported the first baking, Friday, is evi­ Stump Speech,______ Mr. Lewis.
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Subjects
for
discussion:
Feed­
Delegates
to
the
G.
A.
R.
and
Next Door to Leader Office
Hungarian pheasants are to be dence.
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ing the Dairy Cow; Care of Milk W. R. C. state encampments left
seen along the road from autos in
DAVE GOVER, Proprietor
a ride from Cottage Grove to
and Cream; F'arm Butter mak­ here Monday for Tillamook.
A Poorly Fed Horse
The G. A. R. delegates were reflects d iscred it on its ow ner, but the
ing.
Doesn’t it make you exceeding­ Portland. They are so tame that
ly weary to hear a man who has their extermination will be an
Comic Dialogue: The Train to Rev. W. J. Gardner, W. H. H ar­ ow ner g ets th e w orst of th e deal be­
several thousand dollars lying idle easy m atter unless they are pro­
Mauro.
Characters, Mrs. Ashby, rison and L. B. Woodruff, of Cot­ cause econom y in feeding th e horse
in the bank, whining about hard tected by law for several years.
Byron
McFarland
and Hazel tage Grove; B. F. Adams, of La- affects its w orking capacity aa well aa
Rev. Broadbooks returned last
times? If anything in the world
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, n . | i ta appearance. If your horses k ick s on
tham; Geo. McReynolds of Di- hU
you c>n ^ rect hby
contributes to an undesirable fi­ week from a trip through Wash­ V. O. Huff filed suit against the McGee.
vide. Messrs. Gardner, Harrison y0 u r feed here, as you get the best
nancial and industrial condition, ington, during which he touched city of Cottage Grove Tuesday,
it is the man who allows his mon- j at North Yakima, Puget Sound for $6010, for damages alleged to The attendance at the Latham and Adams were accompanied by q u a lity for the least outlay. Partners,
ey to lie idle. It is the hustler and Willapa Harbor points. Mr. have been sustained on the new Sunday School is gradually in­ their wives.
5 co n tracto rs and horse ow ners generally
and the spender, always, that Broadbooks has completed his Main Street bridge last January, creasing, the number present
Mrs.
Laura
McKeman
and
Mrs.
know th,t our Fwl u mlwt» °P to the
last Sunday being fifty-eight
makes business good. Out upon services as pastor of the Cottage
stan d ard .
Awbrey
went
as
delegates
to
the
when
it
was
in
course
of
con­
Every one is cordially invited to
the man who never does anything 5 Grove Presbyterian church, and
W. R. C. meeting.
Sterling Feed Co,
help o u t
struction.
t)ut growl.
I is looking for a new location.
SALE PRICES
Eyes Must Be
Carefully Examined
D U R I N G T H E MO NT H
OF JUNE
No advance will be made
unless market conditions force
us to raise prices
D. J. Scholl
PRICES WILL DECLINE
I
fast
are best when freshest
The Cottage Grove Flour Mills
Dr. H. C. Schleef
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The Metsan Shop
MEATS
V. 0. HOFF SUES CITY
FOR SIX THOUSAND TEN