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Roseburg is shipping fruit jars in car lots direct from the factory. D IR T A C R IM E . Buy a sack of Fisher flour at Dirt 18 our universal sin. Not Brund & Co’s, and get a hand only lienllli. hut morals likewise, some cook book free. suffer In its presence. Civic Two lots with four-room house pride for a dirty city is tile worst to trade for farm team at once. form o f false pride. A reform of F. B. Phillips. habits tending toward a lack o f cleanliness Is a crying need of Born, Wednesday, June 17, to most municipalities. Careless Fred Hutzel, o f Oak Ridge, is Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Hemenway, and dirty habits o f citizens call visiting in Cottage Grove. a six and one-half pound daugh for unnecessary expenditure o f Valvoline Machine and Cream ter. public funds, make for higher Separators at Wynne & Woods. tax rates and therefore for high Mrs. Frank Wheeler and little er rents. Give this matter a Born, Friday, June 19, to Mr. son, of Drain, were in the city X thought Citizens themselves, not and Mrs. Joseph Gallo, a seven- Thursday, for dental work for the * the city authorities, are respon pound son. boy. sible for street litter. A street The Modem Pharmacy has had It takes PATIENCE, skill and Miss Della Atkinson has accept- * can be littered by a few careless people much faster than it can be TIM E to determine the prescrip some fancy sign work done on its ed a position in the Soda Foun- ? cleaned. tion according to which the proper windows this week. tain department at the New Era £ The proper treatment for of lenses for your eyes should be J fenders o f this type Is for an of H. A. Hanning has sold his drug store. made. Do not make the Mistake cleaning and pressing establish Prof, and Mrs. J. E. Dunton J ficer o f the law to take the of of getting glasses without first hav ment to Dexter Huff. fender in hand nnd compel him and son, Leslie, returned Thure- J or her to pick up the litter and ing your eyes carefully examined. day from their auto trip to points * Mrs. Fingal Hir.ds and daugh deposit it In One o f the recep I am equipped with MODERN FA j 2 tacles provided for such waste. ter Eleanor left Friday for a down the valley. CILITIKS for examining your short stay in Portland. Mrs. J. B. Lewis is expected J Another class o f persons who eyes, and supply the glasses to home Sunday from Portland, * persistently violate the law are Mrs. B. N. Perini and Mrs. W. meet your INDIVIDUAL RE storekeepers who sweep their where she has been visiting her J H. Smith were Lorane visitors in QUIREMENTS. wastes Into the streets. Such of- daughter, Mrs. Ernest Oberg. J Cottage Grove yesterday. X fenders should be promptly nr- And Guarantee Satisfaction. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jordan of J I rested nnd heavily fined. A few I. Pugh, of Corvallis, a former X such examples will have the de- resident of Wildwood, came in Corvallis are looking after prop- J t sired effect. erty interests and visiting with J on yesterday’s afternoon train. J We can have really clean relatives and friends in this city. streets only i when we have really If your garden hose is burated clean people. pi Will you not con- Optometrist and Jew eler & leaks go to Wynne & Woods & The Cottage Grove baseball get some hose menders & repair it. team will play the Marcola team J tribute your quota toward mak- at Eugene during the Eugene X Ing your streets cleun?—Dr. Ar- thur L. Murray. Rev. D. A. MacLeod, of North carnival next week, on Wednes Local News Notes, Bend, will preach next Sunday day, June 24. Sifted cracked wheat for chicks morning and evening in the Pres Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Phillips, at Sterling’s Feed Store. byterian church. CIVILIZERS. o f Coos county, formerly resi R. E. Walker, of Cottage “ Duntley” Vacuum Sweepers, dents of this city, are visiting J. O. McCrady, 1164 Lincoln St., Grove, and Carl Walker, of Di friends and looking after business Farraaching Effects of Street Cars In the Old World. vide, each has a bran new auto Eugene, Ore.______ matters here this week. If the steam railway brings civiliza mobile this week. T y p e w r i t e r — An almost new, A handsome cook book free tion into savage countries, street cars When you purchase a sack of with each sack of Fisher Flour or tramways certainly bring a measure visible, two-color, tabulator at of cleanliness into dirty towns. tachment, L. C. Smith, only $45 Fisher Flour at Brund & Co’s sold at Brund & Co’s. you are entitled to a free cook The workers, who for countless gen easy terms. See the Leader. ---------- • book. Ask for it. erations have huddled together in filthy Call For City Warrants dens cooped up within the walls o f an Orders filled at any time for 0. Fidler came down Wednes ice cream in any quantities. day from Goshen and went out Notice is hereby eiven that citv 1 to"'n ,for no everywhere mnn’ ,n the ,,nys when n o t i c e is n e r e u y g iv e n i n a i c it y oU bflndlttl outside ar- Phone 13, The Elite. m 3 tf to Lorane, formerly his home, and warrants on the General Fund, row shot from the towers o f a medie- City of Cottage Grove, Oregon, val u,'vn. to t,e outside its gates We have a full supply of Lice returned yesterday to Goshen. , . , i at night), now, by the aid of tramways, Killer and Poultry Tonic on hand. We can sell you a Domo cream to and , . including register number cnn {¡ve’,n the ' ountry ln hou8eB the Sterling Feed Co. separator for $17.50 which will 1416, registered June 5, 1913, rent of which is cheap and can go in please you. Simplest thing on will be paid at First National to their work in the early morning by I want to buy a team that will the market & guaranteed. the trnmenrs. What the bicycle has Bank June 23, 1914. Interest done for English and French workmen weigh 1300 each. Write to E. J. Wynne & Woods. Frier, Drain, Ore. the tramcar is doing for the near east Lon Hill and family and C. A. will cease on that date. and far east, where the roads are not Herbert Eakin, Treasurer. Bargain prices on salt for salt Bartels and family went to good enough for cycling. In India, in Sharps creek Friday, fishing. I Chinn, in Africa and in South America ing hay. Rock salt and salt bricks the tramways are great civilizing in S o c ie t y JVofes also on hand. Sterling Feed Co. They expect to be absent until fluences as well as money ranking un- Monday. | derta kings. When you buy underwear for No Sand in Our Sugar, Nothing The Royal Neighbor Needle Four tramway routes are to be laid but Pure Cane, that’s all—West the summer months ask for Chal 1 down all starting from the Jnffn gate mers’ Porousknit in boys’ and work Club met Tuesday after | of Jerusalem. One o f the lines is to run Side Grocery. noon at the home of Mrs. Lee men’s. Every garment guaran ( through the great business quarter out- Royal White, Swifts White and teed to give the wearer satisfac Nixon. This meeting was the | side Jerusalem, another line Is to run Feedmans Naphtha Soaps, make tion. See them at Powell & Co. last one for the summer, as the through the new Jewish quarter be- wash days a pleasure. Get them ! vond the walls, and the other two tram We carry in stock Champion members will enjoy a vacation | lines will be the tourist lines. One of at West Side Grocery. Mowing Machines & rakes. If through July and August. A ! them is to run the six miles out to you need any sections, rivets or picnic was arranged to take place I Bethlehem nnd will pass mrtny of the repairs for the Champion or Mc places which lie outside the c it y - in the near future. Several ad l holy wells and tombs nnd convents—nnd the Cormick, see Wynne & Woods. ARMSTRONG’S ditional guests enjoyed Mrs. fourth is to circle the old city, with A dozen members o f Bohemia halting places at Gordon’s Calvary, Nixon’s hospitality. Camp No. 260, Woodmen o f the PHOTOS which Is held by many scholars to have Mrs. C. J. Kem charmingly en been the scene o f the crucifixion; the World, went to Eugene Friday in Please automobiles to attend the county tertained the M. P. G. Club, at Tomb o f the Kings, the Valley of Je- og rolling, in which the fourteen her home, Tuesday afternoon. hoshaplmt nnd the Mount of Olives. gs the The existence o f these tramways will camps of Lane county will take Mrs. C. M. Shinn, Mrs. 0. M. make Jerusalem n fnr cheaper place for part. People sightseeing than It has been heretofore. The popular west end harness Kem, Mrs. H. J. Shinn and Mrs. maker was around town this week John Sibbitts were guests, and Commercial Organizations. It’ s the Quality. ooking for “ J. W. Beals,” the the hostess served a dainty lunch In 1012 the bureau o f foreign nnd do man the Leader said went to eon. mestic commerce issued a monograph Portland last week. There seemed The Constellation Club was entitled “ Commercial Organizations’ (Special Agents Series No. 00). cover to be a doubt in the mind of the harness man as to there being a pleasantly entertained Thursday Ing general fentures o f commercial or afternoon, by Mrs. N. P. Hall ganization work. This Is now supple Keep Your J. W. Beals in Cottage Grove. mented by a second publication under Animals Up to one day this week E. E. and Mrs. E. A. Gleason at the the same title (Special Agents Series Free from Flies Houston owned 30 acres about Masonic Temple. Delicious re No. 70. obtninnhle for 10 rents from the / C o w s give less milk, one and one-half miles south of freshments were served by the government printing office. Washing horses do less work wherf town, and Stanley Martin was the hostesses, - the luncheon table ton), in which the salient features tortured by flies. Keep •ur M o c k free from these owner o f a handsome home on being gaily decorated with sweet of individual commercial organizations disease breeding pests by spray- of twenty-five southern and western i with West Main street in this city. cities are covered. The data given peas and roses. A goodly num Now Martin owns the 30-acre nre valuable not only ns conveying Cor.key’s Fly Knocker tract and Houston the handsome ber were in attendance. information regarding the activities Gives animals immediate relief and saves city home. you money and trouble. Does not taint o f the particular organizations men milk. Inoffensive to animals. tioned, but notnbly ns offering sugges During the carnival next week tions to those wishing to glean Ideas Try It 15 Days at Eugene, the ball boys of the on bow to conduct commercial work in Money Back U. W. V. League will pull off a general. Intimate details are given as ‘ ‘Crabber Contest,” the proceeds If It Fails to the main objects of the organlza from which will be divided be to please you. Get a tlon, accomplishments achieved, under can now Quart, 55c; tween the League teams. Tickets wny or contemplated, methods of Gal.,$1.00; 5 G a L ,R 0 0 financing, etc. Among the larger cities for the contest are on sale at the whose commercial organizations are Oregon Woolen Mills Store and studied at length nre Ilonston. New Or the Golden Rule Store, this city. STERLING FEED COMPANY leans, Atlnntn. San Antonio. Spoknne, We give a handsome cook hook Seattle, Portland. San Francisco, Loa Angeles. Minneapolis nnd S t Paul. YOU WILL FIND THIS A with each sack of Fisher Flour State wide consolidated bodies, such GOOD CORNER TO WATCH sold. Brund & Co. as the California development board Next week promises to be one and the associated chambers o f com Something New About of the “ big” weeks in the his metre o f the Pacific coa st are also In tory of Cottage Grove. The cluded. Chautauqua will attract a lot of people, and during this three-day Cleveland's Clsan Up. Mr. James A. Barr la director o f th* session the people will expend a division of congresses and convention! Recent efforts put forth by Cleveland large amount of their Fourth of o f tba Panama-Pacific Internationa residents, the first In the official clean Every Week July enthusiasm. The town Exposition at San Francisco In 1013 up and brighten up campaign, tranw PEOPLES MEAT MARKET seems thoroughly united in the Tw o hundred and twenty-five conven formed the city Into a Vesuvius that belched forth ashes nnd rubbish enough Neat Door to Leader Office determination to make the Chau dona and congresses will meet there to have almost hurled another Pompeii. DAVE GOVEK. Proprietor tauqua a big success. More than 10B wagons, manned by 1.000 drivers, helpers and cleaners, Didn't Taka the Bait. Manager Bartels of the Cottage Mias Ancient# (Inslnuatlnglyt-I dis gathered 220.S00 cubic feet o f ashes, Grove ball team has arranged for F. L. INGRAM. D. M. D. like my name; It’s horrid. Mr. Fly rubbish and street refuse during the two ball games to be played here (absently)—I fear It’s too lata to cleanup week. If placed in one apot next week during the Chautau change It now. this could have been made Into a pile DENTIST qua. The games will be played o f the same dimensions as the twelve Thick si le Dew—Pittsburgh Pi Thursday and Friday afternoons atory tower o f the Guardian Ravings Office phone 5 Residence 1211 and will be called promptly at and Trust com|«ny‘s building. This Quit# M usical. 3:30. The Eugene teams will be -la your daughter fond of m uster j tower, which rears Its top shove the at the other end of the contro -Terribly fond o f It,” replied Mr. neighboring bnlldlngs on Euclid are- A . W . l i U f K , M- Ö- versy. and two splendid games Cumroi “ No matter bow It aounds nue. la l.'iO feet high, with a tnlrty foot and s depth o f sixty feet. P ^ y s ic iq n S u r g e o r of ball are assured to all lovers she sea a to Hke it.” — Washington front This amount of refuse and aahes of the sport. Arrangements will Rtar would have filled 1S4 gondola freight Office in McFarland be made for the band to play at cara, which would have made a train Building, Upstair*. Drudgery la the gray angel of the ball ground during the Fri on* mil* and ■ quarter Ion«. SALE P R IC E S O n all classes of Merchandise in the Eyes Must Be Carefully Examined D. J. Scholl Stock will be given DURING THE MONTH OF JUNE No advance will be made unless market conditions force us to raise prices J IF A N Y DECLINE OCCURS OU R PRICES WILL DECLINE • M M M You can buy Homemade Cereals and Breahfast Foods the day they are made, at the Cottage Grove Flour Mills, and they are the equal o f such foodstuffs manufac tured anywhere. Try them. The Cottage Grove Flour Mills Telephone 80 H Cleaning ® Pressing Residence Phone i M day game. -D r . (Jannet i Having purchased the Rex Cleaning and Pressing Shop, I want 'your work and am going to give more than full value to get it. Notify me and I will call for your clothes, clean and press and return them to you when wanted. CHARGES ARE VERY REASONABLE MY W. D. H U F F M8tB8*tSMSSkeS>Bii Gl]qt?cT| S e r v ic e s METHODIST EPISCOPAL. r " Office Phone 34. ; are best when freshest ' MEATS il H orace N. A l d r ic h , P a sto r . \ COTTAGE GROVE | Hospital II Sanatarium lig h t Hava at T sar Hama Next Sunday. 10 a. m., Sun i day School, graded lessons and | Surgical Cases Especial Attention classes for all ages, J. I. Jones, Supt Efficient teachers. Separ | X - R A Y LABARAT0RY ate class rooms. Evening service 8 p. m. M For Further Particulars Address Morning theme, ‘ ‘The Self- Hurt of Sin.” Evening subject, ‘ ‘The Blessing of Endurance.1’ Epworth League topic, ‘ ‘Leav ing a Crowd to Talk to an Indi vidual.” Leader, Homer Harris, Sr. 1 Dr. H. C. Schleef Catholic Church Services at St. Mary’s church as follows: Next Sunday High Mass and sermon in the morning at 10.30. Devotions and Bene diction in the evening. 7:30" All are welcome. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. The Christian Science church holds service in their hall on Main street every Sunday at 11:00 a. m. and every Wednesday evening at 7:30. All are wel come. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Services next Sunday: Bible School at 10 a. m., morning worship at 11, Junior Christian Endeaver at 3. Even- ing worship at 8. p. m. Christlan Services as usual next Sunday. Bible school at 9:45 a. m. M. H oward F agan . Pastor. f G c r c O r r J h T is ' > )? A Poorly Fed Horse reflects discredit on its owner, bat the owner gets the worst o f the deal be cause economy in feeding the horse affects its woraing capacity as well as its appearance. IT your horses kicks on his feed you can correct it by buying your feed here, as you get the beat quality for the least outlay. Farmers, contractors and horse owners generally know that oar Feed is always up to tha standard. Sterling Feed Co.
