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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1915)
ffl COTTAGE GROVEs Sales Day Postponed Oscar Woodson of the Cottage Grove Garage, recently received a carload of the new type Fords On account of the proposed big with cowl dash, electric lights public sale date conflicting with and curved rear fenders and the other local affairs of public in little Ford will be more popular terest the date for the public sale than ever. Read the Leader’s new ads. conducted by J. F. Spray has Ci been changed to Tuesday April The Leader on trial six months 27. “Little pots of flowers. Bear this in mind. for 50 cents. Little pots of paint. for nothing “on Make attractive neighborhoods j the “Something Don’t Miss This! Out of them that ain’t.” i day. last page of the Leader to- Kansas produced the “white The Swengel Hardware Store At Arcade Theater Thursday OU can buy Glasses for hope.” 10 cents or $10 and £ct is headqurrters for all baseball evening will be presented “The! Killing the fly early saves grief ! goods. Thief,” a wonderful motion pict- j the same am ount of materi later on. ure production featuring Doro id in each pair. It takes pat Jack Lewis is a guest of his Read the big ad of the new Ison and family, Mr. and Mrs. thea Donnelly and Chas. Froh- ! ience, skill and time to de Sample Store. 'Jess Lewis at Eugene. termine the proper Lens for man. Other attractions, and all, The nation that drinks the vour eyes. Do not make the least will win.—Kaiser Wilhelm. Merle Scovell is assisting A. for 5 and 10 cents. I W. Swanson in the new Sample mistake of getting glasses Stanley Martin is looking after Wins Valuable Prize w ithout first having your property interests at Silver Lake. i Store, as assistant salesman. Jas. Plaster is looking over eyes carefully examined. Oregon, is the larg- Eastern Oregon in the vicinity of The fine range at the McQueen-1 I am equipped with mod est Portland, lumber manufacturing city in Spray with a view of locating, Boldon store was awarded to Mrs. I ern Instruments for examin the w’orld. Band concert at the Rex to Archie Thompson Monday even-! o ing your eyes and studying The grade on the railroad from I night also big vaudeville attract the glasses to meet your in Eugene to Coos Bay is practically ion, “The Musical Comedy Co.” ing, who held the largest num-1 dividual requirements find I all completed. Pigs for sale at w’eaning time, her of trade tickets. It fs a valu-1 guarantee satisfaction. about April 20, price $2.50. Ap able prize and Mrs. Thompson is 1 E. P. Redford, a well known pioneer citizen, is quite ill at his ply to C. A. Smith, Saginaw, Ore. naturally well pleased over her home in this city. Why buy more lard pails when success in the strenuous contest. ! The Bridge of The Gods will you can have the old ones filled be given in recital at Arcade with pure home-made lard at Culver Bros., Peoples market. theatre 28th. Gl|qi<ol| S ci'V ico s Optometrist and Jeweler Judge April Medley, T. C. Wheeler Miss Ruby Keyes has accept and Elbert Bede were county ed the position of teacher in a METHODIST EPISCOPAL. seat visitors Friday. school near Lorane, and com H orace N. A ldrich , Pastor. S o c i e t y J N o |es When you marry in Oregon, menced teaching Monday of last you may retain your maiden wee*<- Sunday, 9:45 a. m. Sun-1 The Woman’s Missionary Soci name if you iike it better. DesLarzes Bros, are headquart day Every School, L. Mackin, Super ety of the Christian Church met It is claimed that every spring ers for the best seed potatoes: j intendent. S. Graded lessons and! in the church parlors last Thurs each fly breeds 5,998,000 descend Burbanks, Gold Coin, American, classes for all ages. Separate class day afternoon. After the usual ants. Swat the pesky fly. Wonder, Early Ohio and others rooms. Efficient teachers. A devotional exercises a brief peri Buy them now. ten piece orchestra leads the song od was devoted to the topic, “The The cherry, pear, plum and Fine Underwood high grade service. Mrs. Maude Wright Su "Child in the Midst.” Miss Lura peach trees were out in their new visible typewriter for sale. perintendent of the Primary De Hefty then gave a delightful talk spring clothes Easter Sunday. Cost $100, now $35 cash or $40 partment. Service, Sermon on the children of China and cus The Eugene high school facul on installments $5 down, $5 per 11 a. m. and 7-30 p. with m. toms of the people showing a ty is devising ways and means month. See it at Leader office. Junior Epworth 3 p. m. Mrs. number of curios. A cafeteria to keep high school students Helen Aldrich. Superintendent, luncheon was served and a social home nights. Some job! League 6:30 p. m. J. Hardy Crow and son of Lo- hour enjoyed. About 45 ladies Fishing season opened April ! rane, made the Leader a pleas Dr. Epworth Richard McCargar, Presi were present. dent. ant call Monday. Mr. Crow says 1st. Get your tackle and outfit I the Lorane orchard tracts pres- Chapter No. 2 6:30 p. m. Fred Mrs. Jas. Wright assisted by at Mens Sample Shoes, val Ladies Sample Shoes, val the Swengel Hardware Store. ! ent a fine appearance at this eric Aldrich, President. Misses Jessie McCord and Joice Fine line of new tackle just in. ues to $6.50 going a t ... ues to $3.50 going a t...... Teeter, royally entertained the Roy W. Morgan gave up the time. Morning theme, “Newness of primary department of the M. E. Ladies Sample Shoes, val- dì . O — Mens regular $5.00 val sale—Household furniture Life.” of the Cottage by For Sunday School and their mothers management Evening subject, “The Bear the piece, one piano, one Jer- ues to $5, going at.......... ^ •'-^ 5 ues while they last.......... Hotel last Friday and it is stated I sey cow. Mrs. L. Hunt, Royal ing of the Present on the Future with an Easter party Saturday that he returned to Coos county. afternoon. An enjoyable pro Mens $ LOO values now Ladies Oxfords good values Academy, Silk Creek. Phone Life.” gram was rendered by the little Uncle Bern Veatch and wife, I ! 20F14. Epworth League topic, “A 2tp. going at.. while they last,..................... tots and the hostesses served an have returned home from a visit Farmers, teamsters and stock- Singer With a Consecrated elaborate luncheon in the church with the family of their daught men, needing the services of a Voice.” Leaders, Chapter No. dining room. The decorations er Mrs. W. V. MaGee at Eugene. j good 1 Albert Woodard No. 2 Miss Lil surgeon should lian were profuse and appropriate for With two buildings under way apply veterinary Lewis. Dr. H. H. Owen, at the Eastertide. in the same block, and the build Modern to Pharmacy PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Mrs. John Bader was pleasant ing season not even well under or residence 159J. or phone 82 tf D. A. M ac L eod ly surprised last Thursday even way. Springfield is looking for Mrs. Leon DesLarzes went to ing by a number of ladies, who ward to a prosperous year for Oregon City this morning for a Bible School at 10 a. m., had arranged a party in honor of 1915. tatest oí testest to* est tot o o o est XX worship at 11. Junior ! h weeks visit with relatives morning her birthday anniversary. About Wm. Landess was taken quite two Christian Endeavor at 3. Even-I and friends in that city and Port Ladies Shirt Waists, values up Another lot of ladies dresses 25 members of the Constellation seriously ill at Dr. Kime’s office land. She will also attend Grand ing worship at 7:30 p. m. to $1.50, now o n ly Big values a t.. _________ Club called at her home and Friday forenoon and could not be Opera while in the metropolis. Service 11 a. m. Subject, wished her many more happy re removed to his home until late in. Work.” turns of the day. A very enjoy the afternoon. He is improving The best coffee on the market “Foundation Ladies dresses including White Service, 7:30 p. m. “The Web Ladies Lace Hose, closing out able time was reported today is Hills Bros, prices: 25. of Life.” now. Bedford Cord, closing out. .. at only___ > Mrs. Groat entertained her A. J. Armstrong visited with 30, 35, 40 and 45 cents per pound. X K 3 * DesLarzes Bros, are sole selling Sunday School class last week his mother at Springfield Sunday. CHRISTIAN CHURCH with a farewell social for Miss In the afternoon he was called agents for this district. The T. B. M c D onald , Minister Mary Cluckey one of the mem Eugene to take some pictures next time you need a pound of Friday evening, choir practice. try Hills Bros. bers, who is going away. The to a railroad crew for whom he coffee Sunday, Bible school at 9:45 a. hours passed pleasantly and cake, for Very entertaining Easter pro had done some work before. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. and candy and oranges were served. grams were rendered at the M. 7:30 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Petersen Words of regret and good byes -«» m» E. and Christian churches last C. E. 6:30 p. m. Prayer meet of Eugene, were over Sunday Sunday evening. The decora ing Thursday were kindly spoken. at 7:30 p. m. Mens Dress Shirts in Military Mens Corduroy pants up to of Mr. and Mrs. Swanson tions were profuse and appropri Teachers meeting Tuesday 7:30 Mrs. L. S. Hill was hostess to guests colars, plain and stripes... . $3 values a t______ _______ of the Sample Store. Mr. Peter the Social Twelve embroidery sen is interested in both the Cot ate and there was a large attend p. m. Ladies Aid meeting each 3 for $1.00 Fine line of work clothes. club at her pleasant home on 6th tage Grove and Eugene Sample ance at both places. Wednesday afternoon. Drummers Sample Sweaters street Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Stores. Mens Hats, various patterns Almond Hemenway has ex Subject of morning sermon $1.95, $1.65, $1.25, 98 a n d .... W- H. Abrams of Eugene, who Subscribe for the Leader and changed at $1.65 a n d _____________ 5 acres of his ranch land Sunday, “Individual Responsibil was formerly a member of this west of this city to Len Tucker ity.” get free one of those new steel for his home and two lots in Cot In the evening Mrs. Frank club was an honored guest. lamp burners which will make tage Grove. Mr. Tucker will Jones of Eugene, will occupy the Mrs. Stanley Martin entertain the farm as cheerful as soon move upon his newly ac pulpit. ed the Emanon Club at her home the city home home. and acreage tract upon which The Easter program was well last Thursday afternoon. The farm magazihe also Orchard free on this quired is a small and Mr. additional guests were, Mesdames proposition. and a good offering was See ad on last page. Hemenway’s residence mother will occupy rendered N. H. Martin, Jensen and Brund. received for the National Benefit the former Tucker property. Miss Anna Anderson, who has work. Another swell Moose ball was at Marshfield for the Miss Lura Hefty, who recently given at the Moose hall Saturday resided SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST past year, arrived home Satur returned home from 5-years of evening and was largely attend day for a visit Prayer on Wednesday | with her parents, missionary service in China will evening at meeting ed. 7:30. having sold her restaurant inter go Harrisburg tomorrow to at Young Peoples Missionary Vol in the Coos Bay metropolis. tend to the meeting of the unteer Society, Friday evening! Born, to the wife of Otto ests She formerly held the position of Women’s district Foreign Missionary So at 7:30. Fimm at London Springs, April compositor on the Leader. ciety of the M E. church. Miss Sabbath 6, 1915, a 7 pound daughter each Sabbath| Gasolene 16 cents gallon at Grace Clark a returned mission- at 1:30 p. m. School Services following, j Cottage Grove Garage. ery from Africa will also attend ‘The Country Kid. BAPTIST CHURCH R. J. McRell of the Yates auto this convention April 9, 10 and At the Baptist church Monday , Co. Eugene accompanied by the; 11 . A fine rural 3-act drama will factory representative, Mr. Reed Iron Age hand cultivators and evening Ihe Y. P. S. held a busi-! be presented by the Steve Bur and Mr. Eling the Portland Over- Widen tools are sold by the ness meeting and elected new j officers and other business trans-! ton Amateurs of the high school land manager drove up to this city Swengel Hardware Store. Four new members were at the Arcade Friday evening J. Arm- acted. received and a brighter future ¡8 April 9. The cast comprises, Tuesday in a big new 35 horse The rumor that A. had for this society. A Victor Kem, Bob Jones, Fred power Overland touring car. and *tronir’ town with the girl "ft"’ hikers, ha(1 prov- anticipated pleasa.it social hour followed and Lizer, Chester Anlauf, Donald the “baby” five passenger 36 1 ed true in a sense, but he soon light refreshments served. VonBoskirk, Frank Edna Wallace. . ~ , , . . . , John- horsepower Overland, both of came back and with some of the Bible School 10 a. were Misses Ruby Hendry, m. which were admired by many of best photos, the girls declared, j ing at 11 a. m. B. Y. P. Preach son and Blanch I.izar. Also 4 the 6:30 local auto enthusiasts. | they had ever had taken. They ! p. m. Prayer meeting U, reels of pictures. Admission, 15 Thurs ! were posed just below the mill i and 25 cents. p. m. LEADER TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION. dam in the southern part of Cot day E. 7:30 G. O. G roat , stated supply. tage Grove and on the big steel railroad bridge a little further CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. In order that many comparatively south. Mrs. Leon DesLarzes strangers who have located in this The Christian Science church Soloist and Teacher community daring the past year may DuPont dynamite and stump holds service in their chajiel, 242 familiarize themselves with the Leader ing powder is sold by the Swen j Second street every Sunday at Pupil of the relel>rate«l F reder ick \V. R'K>t, of Chicago, will ac as a local news medinm. nntll farther gel Hardware store. 11:00 a. m. and every Wednesday anager cept a lim ited num ber of pupil* notice we will send the Leader to any ¡evening at 7:30. All are wel for .«pecial work in vocal studies address for six months for 50 cents. come. Sunday School at 10 a. and voice placem ent. Term* rea This proposition is good lo everyone. Another drop in gasolene, only m. and each W'ednesday from sonable. Resilience phone 1211,. Give the Leader a six months trial. 16 cents gallon at Cottage Grove 1:30 to 4:30 our circulating libra- Cottage Grove, Oregon TeN your seGhhors about It. Garage. | ry is open to the public. s STORE Y An unpleasant Message for us to Deliver. $2,000 worth of contract Samples bought by us for this Store must be paid for in a few days. This is by far the greatest opportunity you ever 2 had to buy good Shoes at HALF Price. D. J. Scholl THE REASON -1 We have to Sacrifice all our best Seasonable Merchandise to pay for $2,000 worth of Con tract Samples. We must do this in order to hold our 1915 contract. L A D IE S ’ AJND M E N S ’ S H O E S $3.85 $«•35 $3.65 $2.85 85c sale Begins Friday A p r. 9 49c 35c 98c 5c $ Q H C ttU Come to Cottage Grove Friday $1.39/ 95c / 35c 49c Save time and MONEY by buying here. Take advantage of our Special Bargain Prices tc sup ply your Spring wants in Shoes and Clothing. If it is to wear we have it at the right Price- j See our Goods and you will Buy | Mens fine high grade Shirts 95 cents to $2.50 Mens fine $3.50 Shoes at $2 45 Ladies Fur Trimmed Juliets leather soles, 65c Scores of other articles too numerous to mention No Trouble to Show Goods BREIER & PETERSEN A. W . S W A N S O N , M ^ 2 0 BUSY STORES . I 20 BUSY STORES^
