BUSINESS NOTICES
N e w s o f a. L ocsl I N a t u r e
S PECI A L
First class meals, Hotel Imperial, j j
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1904, a daughter.
j Western America. It is published
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t »“ outhiy, at 228 Mercantile Place,
Steele and ____
^ who j Los A zalea, Cal. It is p ra ctica l-
S. P.
F. Steele
famtly,
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formerly lived at Wildwood’ havl
gone to reside at Medford.
GRIGGS
M od ern
i armacy
¿ B lu e =j a y
Corn Plasters
The first National Bank at Marsh
field has purchased the furniture
and fixtures of the Home Loan an.l
Saviuga Bank.
disc plows. |]
Have you seen those beautiful
Daimonds at Madsen’s?
Boys’ Overcoats
gives the actual experiences of
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business men in their owu language,
Boyd leaves in just a few days.
and shows how you can adopt their Your last chance. '
plans successfully. Subscription
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$2.00 per year. No free copies,
Madsen has some splendid hand
single copy 20 cents, coin or stamps.
paiate china jewelory cases.
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Meeting of Club
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»V. A. Hemenway of Grants Pass A good attendence was present
visited Mr. and Mrs. James Herntn Tuesday evening at the special
way during the week. He is 1 called meeting ol the Commercial
manager for Garman
Garmau Hemenway
Hemenway Club. A communication was re-
PRICE
OX
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ask
Fall sowing requires
See ad columns.
We bought a stock of Boys Overcoats
at a l>i”- reduction and will save you 40
per cent. Sizes run from 0 to 19 years,
also 31 and 3o mens’. Will be sold at bijr
reduction. Como and see the values, if
yon buy or not.
Old papers tor
at the Leader
office *5 cents per hundred
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No. 1 Seed wheut> for sale at the
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ceived from E. M. Smithson, W in- Cottage Grove Flout Mills.
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Chester, Illinois, regarding
the
If you advertise in the Leader
l . C. Crogo, field manager for country surrounding Cottage Grove
♦Im G. -d Reserve Lire As- eiation and tVe muter was .ak*> op of ! people will see it -t h a t ’s what we
I bo’ " ’ int
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bead- bavin circulars
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quarters at Hotel Scott. Portland,Itr' bul "i.
C
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to
the
Cash
Grocery Co. and
ha: i ,cbU m
ctty on businesH j The »mmitlee whi :i
n ha :
get
a
suit
for
your
boys and your
dunug the week.
’ he omrier of bringing before the
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coming Legislature the incorpor- self at cost.
OARM AN,
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HETENW AY
CO.
Currin Cooley will enter the gen- at’on ° f that part of the Bohemia
We will close out at cost our stock
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eral
mwchaedise
business at Cres- district now in Douglas county into
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
H E A D Q U A R T E R S IN M E R C H A N D I S E
of men’s and children's clothing.
Hazleton. Lane county reported that the | _ . „
NOKTII BOUND
SOUTH BOUND well, succeeding C. C.
Cash Grocery Co.
N o . W .......... 12:53 p .m .
No. 1 1 ..........3:00 p.m.
N o. IS............1:52 o.m
Mo. 15........... 2:13 a.m. Mr. Cooley has been farming near matter was progressing very satis
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Cottage Grove for severai years and factorily. F. J. Hard, one of the
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The Cottage Grove Band desires ,
All Is Not Yet Lost.
considers Creswell a good growing Bohemia Miue Owners Association
to thank those who assisted them
to wu and a suitable lueatiou for a to act on this matter, being present
Skoinokawa, Wash.. Out. 2i. ’(It
in their entertainment Monday ■♦'.■»wri.wrí.w
stated that his committee were
B oari of School Directors, Cot profitable business.
evening.
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£
collecting data relative to the boun
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tage Grove, Ore.—
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dary and there is no doubt the
A T T O R N E Y ' A T I .A W
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Call at J. B. Lewis’ new store,
Gentlemen: I have learned of a
C. F. Smith, of the firm of Brown
Yornili BuüUtng, M ain Street,
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matter will be presented before the next door east of Marion Veatch’s ■ ■ X O titee:
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vacaucy for a teacher in the Cottage & Smith, Eugene, and J. T. Allison
coming Legislature by the joint furniture store. He pays cash for
Grove High School. Kindly per of this city have this week been
committees, so that favorable action produce.
mit me to make application for the doing the work of placing a Page
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will be taken.
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'T h a t ’s
vacant position,
woven wire fence around th« Mc-
The Leader in new location is
A L ESTATE ?
r O TA HI KS m n . K ’ .HKA
The matter o f the hearing local
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I am a native of Pa. I am thirty- Finland cemetery on Mei ui
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option will have from a financial prepared
to
execute
printing!
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A W U K K I .K K
six years old, five feet eight inches Ini**-
Bus -erne* tee1 posts
11 standpoint on the city was taken promptly and satisfactorily. Tele- !
tall, weigh one hundred and -.
: ' etc will support she v
Flume Main 194
Bank Buihliutf
!!C" up and thoroughly discussed and the phone 304.
The best w a ter tn the World
enty-five pounds, o f i brunette mg. Ibis will form a dcr 1
•m’ Club not b e in g in favor o f ta k -!
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is the
complexion and enjoy ¿ood health. provement to the cemetery
i ing any action as a club the matter
Prof. La Mare went to F.ngonc ;
I have had se venty odd years
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in its entirety was laid on the Ibis week. He will return here1
C. M ADSEN
experience teaching in the public
later ayd divide his time between
Elza Holderman of the Golden table.
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schools, twenty-six of which were in Slipper Mine in the Bohemia Dis
Eugene
and
Cottage
Grove.
W A T tim 1K K R
The debate on the
matter
this state. I am a graduate of the trict came into this city yesterday brought forth some advocates both
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W atches, Clocks and Jew elry
Low est Prices.
Cumberland Valley Stnte Normal and reports a substantial strike on for and against the proposition and
IVittlod at lhe Springs, London, Ort*gon, hy tho Oregon
Wagon making,
hlacksmithing
School
at
Shippenshurg,
Pa. the 200-foot level The ore shows was productive of a great deal of and general repair work at J. H.
Minerai Springs Association
Studied one year in the Kansas very good prospectB and indicates | information
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Baker’s shop. Every guarantee of
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State College atf.Maiiimtlau and also an uulistially rich body in the I It is the intention of the Club in good workmanship given.
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$ Y.
one year in the University of Wash ledge. A new force of men has • the near future to have printed and
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ington at Seattle. I hold a first beou put to work and the prospects j adopted a letter head setting forth
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grade certificate dated Aug. 15, are that a good year will be ex- ; the advantages of Cottage Grove, fail to stop at the Gross Hotel.
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1900. In addition to the common perienced.
j what we have, what we tieed and Best 25 cent meals in the city.
branches I am prepared to teach
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i wp,at we can do for the party com- New building, new furnishings,
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botany, zoology, physics, elements
Rohert Carey returned last week j ing to this section of the county to courteous treatment and prompt
L. FINDLAY
of music in which I have been very from a stay of a year at McLeans- settle and when this matter is pre- service.
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successful although no voculist. burro, Illinois, where lie w as ' seated to the merchants no doubt
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Order8 iniiv he I »ft ut Mi« Loader ofllce
iu Cottage Drove.
When you pay in advance join
£lso the violin, German, English married last year. Mr. and Mrs. I they will lake hold and help push
Expert Ke|);iirin« A h iie a n i ». O kegon
literature including ihetoiic and Carey have relatives at McLcans- the town along by giving their co* subscription to the Lender, ask for i
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a free one-year subscription to tlio
economics. In mathematics, alge burro and the year was pleasantly operation to the plan.
Pacific Tree and Vine— the best 4 «
Are good photos. That is why the studio on
bra and geometry, preferably the passed in their home there. Mrs.
River street has become the popular 'p la ce to
farm, poultry and livestock journal
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Carey is a sister of J. \V. G ow dyof
Another New Home.
latter.
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have family groups and individual portraits
The new 9-room dwelling of Jns. on tlio Pacific Coast. Free w ith
Enclosed find copies of testimo Cottage Grove and visited here in
IMIYSM I AN ao.l SIH t.K O N
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taken.
Stamp pictures a specialty. If you
Ofllee iu McFarland Building
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nials as to my personal character former years. Both are glad to be S. Benson is nearing completion the Leader if paid iu aJvance.
want portraits or views o f your property, get
Over Wynne’s Hardware Store
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Mrs. ()I|v7i7 om U iu i^ d datifthU-r 4 Onice Phone, 341 Jtesidenee Phone, 336 4
and qualification. I hope to bear among Oregon friends again and and is almost ready for occupancy.
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returned home niter «1 pleasant ?
favorably from you and if elected may make their home here perma It is located on high ground on ;
.
South
street
in
what
will
be
one
of
j
..¡„¡t
jn
Eugene.
shall do my utmost to promote the nently.
the
choicest
residence
sections
of,
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returned
home
the
lirst
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educational interests of your school.
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the city. In design it is roomy ! „( the week utter several weeks
Yours Truly,
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P H Y S I C I A N a n d SI I B iK O N
Star Items.
and
well
arranged.
Large
halls
on
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absence
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W . B . H eckm an .
All calls promptfy attended.
Ofllce:
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Main Ht., next to Leaner. Pilone III
BORN—On Monday forenoon tn
A surprise was given to Mr. and upper and lower floors, bed-rooms
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the wife of H. It. Berry an
pound
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Mrs. Ben Pitcher at Wildwood with plenty of space, hath, kitchen
girl. Mother and child doing well and
Wednesday evening by the young j auj pantry, planned for utm ost Dick i . still blowing his horn.
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j >)oop!e at Star. The t venin** was PonVp ocu
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Kates of tuition will bo as follows after Sopt
FOR SALE— 10( mi bushels selec jst.vcd at a lau hour. . 1
joyed home. 1 *ad port ‘ -
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ALL WORK ; W ARRANTED
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[ensures to
ted Red Chaff seed wheat, din t I a pleasant tv. uing.
andas are veritab)
J Office: First National Bank Building
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upstairs.
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the
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from Walla Walla.
the
eye
in
anticipai
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Edna Kerr of Wildwood went to
TIIKEB MONTHS...:/..*;...125.(K)
C ottage G rove F lour M ills .
joyment they will afford. The
Dorena Thursday.
the
neighborhood
of
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Mrs. C. A. Harlow and Mrs. W. home cost in
TWELVE M()XTHS.... .f75.00 .
$
1200
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T. Hankins were visitors at John
E l f t a t i Ore.
F . S . H A R O U N , President
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Wicks Friday.
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Electric Lights in Church
Mack Stewart was a visitor at
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I>r. SnaiipN Building, Main Ntrdflt
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Chandeliers are being plaued in
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Shanafelt P h otos
S h a n a fe lt P h o t o s
Eugene Business College
CATARRH
4 5.00
Maps Free.
Wildwood Saturday.
A ll who wish a map of Cottage
Squire Vaughn and fam.ly of
Grove may now get one m the Cottage Grove spent Sunday with
Leader office, free. The streets- ! biF sou Sid Vaughn of this place.
are all shown and the map is a
Ira, Leslie an i Fairy Wicks spent
valuable business directory as well
Sunday at H pi ¡owe.
There are only a limited number | Miss Myrtle ^ icks entertained a
for general circulation.______
number of the Star young people at
her home Sunday afternoon.
Joe Wicks is r'-vking a f
around .*3 farroj wn n fin it-'
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good tigul fence foi
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
Tablets
AND
B la n k B o o k s
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THE PRESCBIPT N STOKE
Sunday Services.
Methodist
Episcopal church,
the sub-
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Hie sun
“ Lifting up a Standard
jert at n a m. “ Christ or Diana
o f Cottage Grove ’ at 7:30 p n>.
F L. M oore , Pastor.
oou hr.“ quite a numbei
goats now.
Mary Vaughn speDt a few ¡ ys
at the Grove with friends and rela
was fine.
Mr. Thompson and daughter Mrs
Cole returned borne from the Grove
Wednesday.
Mr. John Wicka and Mr. VVbit-
com were at the Grove Tuesday.
B u iin e st Will B * Better
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PHYSICIAN ANO SURGEON
Offici»« in Dr. Goo. Wall building. Main
Street, (rOtlage Gfove.
Ofllee nlione
Main 3 d 3 . Kesldence phone Main íkí
T h l * R e m e d y 1« a S p e c i f i c ,
S u r e to C iv e S a t i s f a c t i o n .
G i v e s R EL IE F AT O N C E .
I It cleanres, soothes, heals, and protect« tho
di-eies-d membrane. It coiw Catarrh and ‘t(
drives away
^jit.s a ( n*ut
a Cold tn fli« Head qui. kly.
|ieitnrr,s t)lo Senses of Taste and Smell,
h »y to a«c. Contains tu> injur, .as drugs.
Applied into the r. wtrtis and s.b*orh«l-
Inrun Size, 60 cents at Druggists or hy
mail; Trial Size, 10 cent« hy mail.
ELY BROTHERS. 56 Warres St.. New York.
VOCAL
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IN S T R U C T O R
GonFervatory MeUit
Street. Opponiti
sum h » i mid
• ira i H otel
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OLIVER
PLOWS
CHILLED
AND
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Just a Moment,
IL C. T. llOCKKTT
STEEL
For years recognized ft 9 .the stfimlanl in Htrcngth
Mrs, George Bouse of Bohemia,
daughter of W. 0. Johnson, arrived and draught. FarmorH all over the l nited Slates
In the city Sunday from a visit to have endorsed them and profor tli **1 u t«» others. They
Portland and will remain In the city use them au<l use them uitli oonfldeiice. They are
some time.
not hard for the team and they make plow ing
Mr M. E. Veatch, Ills son Hamilton
\Ve have just secured the agency. See them
and wife, returned Sunday from a ; e a s y
on
bur
floor. Sole agents.
two weeks Visit to Seattle Mr.
V e a t c h says Seattle Is o n e
o f the
_ lively p i« « « he eVer * * * £
most
Everv one Is rushing about os If tr y
liberally, d o it intelli-
L/entlv and business will be better.
you can do it intaliigaiiUy it j o u . .ng to break Into a circus.
Advertise
S.0[V‘ ot_rv‘
Mineral Water.
Blew A Co. have sold their bot
tling
business to Capt. D. Boswell.
tives this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Veatch of Cot ' ‘ Orders for water should be sent to
through Star ! the Springs at Boswell I’ostoflice.
j tage Grove passed
!
21— It
Monday.
A. D. LeRoy passed through Star: We j,ftv0 ft large Supply of cheap
on his way to Bohemia Monday.
lumber, just what you waDt on a
at
Joe
ranch. Price very cheap, Must
A candy pull was given
Wicks Monday night which was en be sold for other stock.
The Booth Kelly Lumber Co
joyed by a few friends. The candy
Saginaw Ore.
AT
Benson’s Pharmacy
the M. E. church by Manager
Thompson of the Cottage Grove
Electric Co. This improvement
will be greatly appreciated by the
congregation and by the new pastor
who is making many friends by his
pleasing manner and address.
W Y N N E H A R D W A R E CO.
W h y not let The Royal T ailors of Chi- 3
cago make yotlr fall suit or overcoat?.
When delivery is made, there will also
be delivered a direct guaranty covering
the quality of goods, the style and fit
of the garments and the workmanship.
And that guaranty is worth one hun
dred cents on the dollar to yon. It’
means that ynn are to be satisfied with
the garments when you get them—
satisfied that th ey were made expressly
forym i J o your own measure— and it
means That they will wear well, give-
you good service, and hold their shape a'S rightly-tailored gar
ments should.
The cost of Royal tailoring is so low that you might almost
think price was the first consideration. But it isn’t. Value is
first. Value-giving is at the basis ofT h e Royal Tailors’ success.
Th e best for the money always— that is the Royal idea.
C u f l o r a m o f T h « R o y a l T a ilo r * oro In-vlted to | u « « i h o w
m a n y p e o p le w ill a t t e n d th « W o rld ** F a ir at S i. L o u l* . T h e y
o f f e r p r is e * c o n s is tin g o f ten A u to m o b ile * , to b o g iv e n to t h »
te a p e r s o n * m a k in g tho c lo s e s t g u o o o o s. T h e c o s t o f th e a o
A u t o m o b i l e * I* 9 1 3 , 7 0 0 . T h o re a r* e ls e eig h t c a s h p r t s * * o f
4 I O O e a c h , m a k in g the total v a lu e o f th e p r is e s $ 1 4 . 5 0 0 . F o r
o r e r y d o lla r y o u p a y on an order fo r Roybal ta ilo r in g y o u c a n
m a k e o n e g u e s t ; on a SIS suit y o u c a n raako f ifte e n g o e a o e * ,
and o n a 1 2 0 s u i t you c a n n a l t tw e n ty g u o * * o a , a n d * o o n - a
g u e s s fo r * y * r y d o lla r.
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The Royal Tailors carry a million-dollar stock o f woolens—
something sure to please everybody; suits and overcoats for
men and boys— ladies’ man-tailored skirts and coats— all
made strictly to measure at an actual proven cash saving oi
fully tweuty-five per cent.
But the thiug to do is to see the goods and get the prices.
You can do that by calling ou
W ELCH & W O O D S, C O T T A G E OMtOVS, OR.