PERSONAL
H
m
is the Time to Buy
OF
INTEREST.
■iBBM IûAM M M ia
Corsets
Almond Hemenway went to Eu-
gono Sunday.
Jgyßambler, Gresccut and Mitchell Bicycles.
^ G h i r t e t Oak Stoves and Range*.
jBSrMcCormick Harvesting Machinery.
fetf-Garden Tools.
l^-jy Fishing Tackle. These lines all complete.
5Irs Sadie Downing has taken a
school at Saginaw.
Lace Curtains
Our lace curtains will help
make your homo more cheer
ful. Four special values this
week.
5Ve have said it time and again
that you cannot afford to wear an
ill-fitting corset. Your health as
well as your form and beauty de
pends upon wearing a corset that
fits you perfectly.
John Richardson came down from
Bohemia this week.
inni : hardware company
. M. A. Band Concert,
ITEMS
Leo Henry was up from Eugene
on business Monday.
5Iiss Lottie Veateh left Sunday
for Butte, 51ontana.
$f.oo
It seems that the Cottage Grove
ay evening the C 51 A
iheir ii. ..il concert attho peoplo liavo been bunkoed again.
This week the sum of $300 was
le.
gram was opened by raised in this little city for tho pur
etions by the band, pose of advertising tho town und
ng of which w..s such a Bohemia mines iu the Portland
people that the Telegram, which will do them about
most went wild. Their ’ ■six bits” worth of good. Why
a of the boy’s effects would it not of been just as well to
s manifest by hearty have raised this amount of money
Prof Cochran very grace- and paid it to the home printer
owladged the applause und put this advertising matter in
id retired trom the stage. the form of a pamphlet which could
Veateh then sang “ Just have beeu sunt out broad cast over
jove You So” and iu tho country to people who would
a hearty encore render have paid some attention to it, and
la’ s Little Boy.” Miss at tho same time kept the money at
That kind of advertising
very, pretty 3iugor and home.
ns were greatly apprecia- would do the country some good.
sxt number was a superb The Leader believes in advertising
by Prof Cochran entitled and nowspaper advertising too, but
fantasia Polka” arr. by peoplo should uso judgement in
igaiu a storm of applause this the same as any other business
the S audience and Mr proposition. The first question to
Bpondod with “ I Love ask is "will the advertising reach
Same Old way.” T K the desired, reader.” Any person
then rendered a pianola with a t.himblo full of brains knows
om Flotow’s Opera en- that the Portland Telegram is not
tha” which was followed a widely road newspaper. Its cir
quartette "Life’s Dream culation is confined to Oregon and
Wallace, Veateh, Clement is limitod at that. The people we
,n and for an encore they desire to roach by advertising, in
ley entitled “ I Stood on this ease, are the easterners who are
at Midnight.’’ Miss Daisy looking for locations, and it cannot
t Eugene captured the be done through the columns of the
jgfner vocal solo, “ The Portland Telegram or any other
and in response to a Oregon newspaper. Take this for
>re she sang “ Unrequit- what it is worth and the next time a
Gdbert's selections were “ grafter” comes along just dig up
il nm uro and were greatly and contribute to his “graft” as
B 51 i»s Sadie Ford of freely as possible.
idered a piano selection
Sunday Solicol C'aii Entertained.
■pnshanter'’ which was
On Tuesday evening 5Irs Rev
ably executed and greatly Beck entertained Ler Sunday school
the .-nthnsiaslic audieuce. class ami a few invited f rien .is at her
then appeared again and home in a most charming manner.
no selections the last of A splendid piogram consisting of
Prof Cochran's Mar h songs, recitations and piano select
This selection made a ions were rendered, which was great
it” | and for a while it ly enjoyed by all present. After the
though it would have to conclusion of tho program a few
ered. The program cou- hours was spent in various parlor
h Harry Brehauta laugh games and amusements, luncheon
entitled “ Cremation,” served and at a late hour the guests
a roaring success.
departed for their vnrious homes feel
ing that they hal spent a very
i Cottage Grove Boy.
a« re ached this city to the pleasant evening.
Prof E J Lea, of Cottage
Episccpcl Church Services.
i accepted the poi ition of
Next Sunday evening at 7:30;
bemi t at the Government Bishop Morris of the Fpiscopal
^ H a tio n at Honolulu church assisted by the Rev John
t months ago, lias received Dawson of Roseburg will hold ser
lition of his ability in bis vices at the 5Ietliodist church in
He has beeu made head this city. The rite of confirmation
tho station and his salary and baptism will bo administered.
a $1,200 to 1,800 per year. Both these gontleinon are very inter
9 a graudate of tho O A C esting and fluent speakers and
any friends iu Corvallis should be welcomed by a large con
long been aware of his gregation. A cordial invitation is
liSty os a chemist and who extended to all to attend.
Uttr of his success and rce-
Brandling Out
l his new field.— Corvalli
5Ir Warren McFarland, represent
ing Garman & Hemenway left Sun
New City Marshal.
day afternoon for Drain, where he
meeting of tho newly
will open a sample room aud take
^kncil. Monday evening,
orders for the firm in this city.
eleeU
^■flerwood
5Iessrs Garman & Hemenway are
al. Mr Underwood is an
beginning to reach out for trade.
ntiren of Cottage Grove
They have built up a good trade iu
and respected by all
ibis vicinity and they want to ex
him M 1 will in all ]
tend it to other localities,
ake a good tfficcr. The
To Be Married.
Mtehal in the council ws
Miss 5faraio 5Iarsh left Eugene
rten Mr Underwood
for New Y'ork Saturday afternoou,
Wallace, each receiving
where she will be married to 5fahlon
es. 51 yor Job cast his
H Dar. 5Ir Day recently graduated
Jttdtrwood thus eh
from the Rochester tbeologicol sem
inary and is now pastor of tho Bap
tist cr.ureh at Dunkirk, New York.
You Rtgistered Yet?
I should attend to the Mr Day is well known in this city
Those who are regis- and bis many friends here who will
ive been notified by the join the Leader in extending con-
erk to close their books grad illations.
a in to the clerk's of-
Gestien to Hava an I 0 0 F Lodge
10 . There are yet 2,200
Thursday evening an Odd Fellows
ie county that have not lodge with a charter list of about 50
d no doubt Cottage was iustituted at Goshen.
The
urroueding precincts degree team from Spencer Butte
i«h her prorata of that Lodge at Eugene instituted the
If You want to vote, regis- lodge. Quite a number from Cottage
10 .
Grove was in attendance.
was
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5Irs Fredrickson went to Saginaw
oao day tho past week.
The best Corsets the World pro-
are for salo
here. Try a
pair.
T H Supple wont to Portland ono
day the first of tho week.
50c to $1.25
G I’> Longherd and E 5IcNaught
of Leona woro in town Tuesday.
$'-5o
$2.s;o
We
carry
a com
plcto line of these goods in all
styles and colors for Ladies,
5Iisses nnd Children's wear.
Wo can sup
ply you at
r e a s o n a b le
prices
Supporters
Frank Blair was in Cottage Grove
one day tho past week.
Bunkoed Again.
$1.35
Royal (Üorciskr
20-inch Tuck
ing. Six rows of
inserting
ore
inch wide and
”
*” seven
clusters
of
embroidery
-------------------- tucks of three
All the new shapes and colors in
tucks each at $1.25 a yard. 18 inch Tucking—five rows insert
neckwear
at popular prices. A new
ing— thirty rows hemstitched tucks— a very neat pattern at
70c a yard. Allover Lace in white at 40c to 60c u yard. Em line just received.
broidery Allovers— exceptional at 70c to $1 a yard.
Allovers
The oldest son of Mr and Mrs Ed
Jones is sick with typhoid fever.
G G Warner went south this
week on a few days busiuess trip.
Furnishings
40c to $1.25 a Y ard
B K Lawson was down to Eugene
on business one day the first of the
week.
John Mansfield and Rudolph Cline
came down from Bohemia the first
of the week.
Louis Hagberg of Tacoma, Wash,
was registered at the Sherwood
Wednesday.
$25c to 50c
5Irs W B Dennis and 5Irs W
Harris were in town Sunday, from
Black Butte.
U
W L Wallace made a business
trip to Portland, Tuesday, returning
Friday morning.
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g I i\ L l
LET US
This department is abloom with the
preitiest aud handsomest in plain nnd
cords we have ever shown.
You can
Y d ' lffor‘1 ftBOt*ler Wll‘8*i a*i these prices.
Take your meas
ure for a suit. We
guarnatoe the fit.
They will please you.
At Newland’s At Newland’s
Dr T W Harris came up from Eu
gene on professional business the
first of the weok.
Chas Cochran. Robt Blair and
Winters Wallace were down to
Drain Saturday.
Prof A L Briggs has excepted a
position as day assistant with Agcut
A wbry ut the depot.
Superintendent W B Dennis of
the Blackbutte
Ciunibar Mines
passed through on Sunday’s local ou
his way to Seattle.
SUITS THAT DO SUIT
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Traveling Auditor,
5Ir C W
Beegle of the S P Co was registered
at the Imperial in this city one day
the first of the woek.
Capps suits always have a form fitting shapeliness that is simply superb. Facings, Trimmings and
Linings are most appropriate aud the Tailoring is faultless.
Prices $10 to $18—to win and retain
customers. We are also ngonts for the Honry Hilp tailoring bouso of San Francisco.
Miss Nina Osrrar.Jer came up
from Eugene, 5Ionday afternoou for
a few days visit with her parents
Mr and Mrs J E Ostrander.
D R Y GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
L F Woo ley and IT II Veatoli re
turned home, Sunday morning from
Portland where they attended the
State Democratic convention.
A number of Ladies of tho G A It
from Eugene, visited tho Circle ut
this place
Saturday
afternoon.
Among tho number were tho depart
ment president 5Irs Sarah Chaprann
and tho president of Rich 5Iountain
Circle, Mrs McGinnis. A very pleas
ant visit was spent.
Our Prices are away Down on these Lines.
Wo pay the highest market price for all kiuds of Farm Produce.
will speak for itself.
L E W IS
“ Mineral John'’ In Town.
John S Mansfield, better known
as “ Mineral John” tho old Bohemia
standby, who has stayed with the
district through thick and thin, was
iu town this week-
Ho knows the district from “ a”
to “ izzard” and what information
he does not possess is hardly worth
knowiug. John says fully $100,000
worth of property has changed hands
iu the district this Spring and now
that the railroad iu an assured fact
the scramble for property is on in
earnest. 5fineral John has 500 ex
hibits of Bohemia oro at Minersville,
west side of the district and it is
always a matter of interest to new
comers who find in the exhibit com
plete evidence of the richness of the
camp.
New This
I m p e r ia l
Combination Hard to
Ride one and be in the
5 Lead.
A few
bargains in
3 second hand wheels
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FURNITURE STORE
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5
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& VEATCH .
Very Latest Effects in GIBSONS WAISTS, $1.35 to $2.50— those aro special prices, the
city merchants get more money for the same goods.
LARGE LINE OF READY-MADE SKIRTS
In different colors, Crash and Worsted, $1.50 to $5.50.
The Latest Designs in Ladies’ and 5Iisses’ Hosiery— all colors—20c to 40c a pair.
The following named firms have
new “ ads” this issue. Do not fail to
read them. L Lurch, R W Newland,
C B Clement, Griffin & Voatch Co
and Pacific Timber Co. Tho Leader
advertising columns are getting to |
be news columns.
Mac England was in town Wed
nesday on busiuess.
Accident at Leona.
It
Immense Variety
Of Spring Goods
Issue.
F ’.rl Bard was seriously injuradj
in a saw mill accident at Leona, j
Wednesday. Particulars not roceiv
ed.
Como in and examine our stock.
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Largest Line o f Men’s Furnishing Goods this side of
Eugene. Come and See Us.
GARMAN & HEM ENW AY, Ì^ rchandisino
Watch Our Saturday Sales
NEXT SATURDAY, APRIL 19, WE OFFER
THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS:
Pacific Percale..................................................................................... 16 c per yard
Dolphin " ..................................................................................... 12%
Silver Star “
12%
Adrla
10c
“
Simpsons "
Narria Prints
,7c
................................................................................ 7%
At UNDER
Pacific
Timber Co’s Store.
ODD FELLOW’S HALL
COTTAGE
GROVE,
OREGON,