The Leader., July 25, 1902, Image 5

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Æfcost of ’¿ou Ikuow us.
! Building Hardware, Charter Oak Stoves |
and Ranges, Garden Tools, Fishing J
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Tackle, N ew and Second Hand I
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Bicycles and Sundries.
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Aden's for McCormick Harvesting; Machinery
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iblug ami Tin Work
PERSOKAL ITEMS CF iNTEHELY.
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e w ant more of vour trado, and we ask for it because we deserve it. W e have never solicited
y o u r business because wo wero “good fellow«” or because y o u r g ra n d fa th e r trad ed here. W e come
to you w ith a proposition, devoid of sentim ent, and ask y o u r business because we can save you money.
Ii we can t dem onstrate this to you, we wou’t ask for y o u r business. W e endeavor a t all timos to
fu rn ish you the best goods possible a t th e price. Ahd if th e y ’re n o t as represented, o r d o n ’t give
satisfaction, vour money’s ready for you. Suppose you try us? H ere are th is week’s offerings :
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I Ax Billy und Mr Hawley, of Eugene
! passed through ’he Grove, W ednesday
Tom Jiiikins went to P ortlan d , Mon­
oil th eir way to Bohemia, on Mr Ax
slay.
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Billy’s autoir.Ibie.
j f r s J li P erkins Is quite sick this
Mrs Hand dh and sister Miss Annie
week.
K hoi lie left Wednesday, afteiuooti for
Roy Baker retu rn ed from Eugene, Upton California, where she goes to
W ednesday.
join her husband.
H arry Clark was quite sick the first
M rs Fullm er nnd family left on the
of the week.
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afternoon
train W edneseay, for
Miss Elsie W eeks of Caeswefi was in Upton, Calif where they go to stay
for severf! months.
the Grove Sunday.
John Veateh nnd Mr McClain, were
Mr I C Thompson is down from Bo­
hemia where he has been looking after
Eugene visitors Sunday.
Wm Hager, of Creawell, spent .Sun­ the interest of his m iners. He re­
ports every thing favorable.
day in ibe Grove.
Mrs M P W hite and d au g h ter Miss
Mr S tarr retu rn ed W ednesday, from
B ertha who have been visiting with
a business visit nt Albany.
Mrs Cooley retu rn ed M onday from relatives here returned to th eir home
a t Eugene Tuesday.
a visit with relatives at Brownsville.
Is It hot enough for you? Is the
Mrs Geo Sears of W alker visited
topic of the season, registering 98 in
with friends iu the G rove, S aturday.
the shade. Don’t growl, ju s t think of
Miss B ertha H endricks, of Coburg, your poor Eastern friends.
is visiting Miss Bonn Baker this week.
,T B rand and daughters, of Tlorenoe.
Miss F.dna M artin returned home
left Friday m orning for Bohemia,
Sunday from a two weeks oiiling ut where the young ladles intend to
lilackhuUe.
spend a few weeks outing.
Col II H B lair w ent to P o r’kind
Mrs Davidson who has been spend­
Monday to attend the Bed men Grand ing the past two weeks with her d augh­
lodge.
te r Mrs Lester, at. Brooks. Oregon,
Miss Maud B ently left Saturday for returned home Friday afternoon.
Albany to visit her sister for tom e
Tuesday and to noon W ednesday of
time.
next week Ju ly the 29 nnd 30 Dr Lowe
Mr Charley Nowland arrived tip E ugene’* well known oeulo-opticiati
fiom Stwlsville Ou the afternoon local will be at the Sherwood Hotel
Monday.
Mr* A M Ham m er and .T A W arner,
Edward Cooper of Portland was in of A lbauy, returned T u esd ay . from
the Grove, Friday last, visitiug with Steam boat where they have been do­
old friends.
ing some surveying prospecting.
The S P Piledriver th a t 1ms been
M r Ilonrv Hohl has resigned his
here for the past m onth left Saturday position in V eateh & B artells meat
Lr Portland.
m arket ami has aeeepted a sim ilar one
I S Campbell, of E ugene, Stopp'd w ith Matkins & Miller, a t Eugene.
w ill
mu in the G rove Sunday on his way
Bov Zimmerman nnd fam ily re tu rn ­
tottoheu'.la.
ed, S aturday night on the overland
.lfrs S 15 C athenrt, of M arshfield, is from Portlnnd w here they have been
spending a few days visiting with M rs spending a month visiting' relatives.
M rs Wm H arris, of B laekbutte, re ­
A C ChurchRI.
Prof F G Y oung and wifo of Eu- turned Sunday, from S eattle and other
where she has been
1 .-1 1 0 were visiting in the city the first points north
visiting friends for the past m onth.
of the week.
M r W Rain field. Mgr. of the R ain­
Mis Cad Ozrrer.t, of L orane, spent
■Sunday in the Grove with her bow Mir. ing, M illing, nnd Sm eltering
Co was In the Grove 1 ist W ednesday
mother, Mr* Rogers.^
looking for m iners. H e reports good
Miss Monervn Hemenway of Spring- m iners scarce.
field visited in tho Grove last week
The S P Tie Plant th a t has been
with her many friends.
nt Latham for
th e past
few
Mrs t S Fallr.nsbyof T’alonse. W ash­ m onths left T i n 's d a y tnoruing
ington arrived In the Grove Tuesday for Upton Calif, w here It will stay
on a visit with friends.
utit.l next spring.
Quite a num ber of C ottage Grove
j p Cnrrin and fam ily, H arding
men left T uesday for U pton Calif to
Perkin» and fam ily, Bab Perkins and
work oil th e tie plant.
wife and Mrs Geo Hawley left on the
A m arriage lieenee hns lieen ¡«sued overland W ednesday for New P ort to
to H S G aroutte and Mary I Wine- sped a few weeks outing.
on IT, H T G aroutte witness.
If you are troubled with head aches
Mr Jo h n M orss nnd'wife of Ores well have I)r Lowe test your eyes when he
visited with th eir son S B Morss xml is hero next week. There is several
kinds of head ache—he can tell you if
family of this place, Monday.
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Mis- Anna G uinn of P ortland, visit- u a n conies from eye strain.
W alt BegWn, Hupt of the grading
e 1 with M rs Ed Underwood last week
of the O i t S E B R, returned from
returned to her home, Monday.
Portland Tuesday night, accompanied
Merle Jackson enme down from the
by 20 men. He intends to push the
mines last T hu rsd ay nnd is quite sick
with the measles at the hom e of Mr work through rapidly.
The sports of the Grove are a bit
O rpurd.
M rsM ark ley o f this city who has hackard about b ettin g on tho big
Fitzsim m ons-Jeffries fight, which
been visiting w ith her d au g h ter Mrs
Chri-m an at Eugene, retu rn ed hoftae takes placo F riday night. Odd are
■1 to t y , and but few bets are taken.
W ednesday.
Jefferies being the favorite.
Mrs N ettie Ja rre d nnd little son
Mr M C and J C P o rter and wives
Lavern left W ednesday fo r Leona to
and C Seavy returned to southern
spend a week w ith her fa th e r Mr
California. Wednesday, night after
Chbrchill.
a most delightfuil outioff up in the
H H P etrie and wife, II N M artin m ountains near Bohemia. They like
and family retu rn ed home. Tuesday Oregon v ery much and Mr P o tter is
from a two weeks cam ping in the thinking of retu rn in g and m aking his
mountains.
home here.
Mr I H B ingham and family of P o rt­
Messers Jam es H a rt and John
land arrived on the afternoon local Hicks, two of o u r m ost popular
Saturday on th eir way to Bohemia for miner’s, left Friday noon for Perdue,
an outing.
where they have a ?3U00 contract
Hon It M V eateh, nnd daugher, and doing some cross cu t tunnel work in
Dave M arkley and d au g h te r li ft the Rainbow mine nt th at place. Both
Thursday for Bohemia on a week’s men are expert m iners and we wish
pleasure trip .
them much success.
Mr W F Morphy is in Hew York
Miss Id a Thom as who has been nt
Bosebnrg for the last week w orking looking after the interest of the
in the T elegraph office retu rn e d home O & S E R B- All g rading w ork has
stopped, tw in in g to a m isunderstand
Monday Morning.
ing in the contract for the next ten
M rs Vet Sanford and son Ren re­
turned from -a visit to Salem with her miles. As soon as word Is received
from Mr Morphy all work will be re­
bio th er M r Andrew Sm ith and d au g h ­
sumed as fast as possible.
te r Miss Eva.
S p ecia l in Silks
S k irts.
W e have an even half doz. 4
y a rd p u tte m s in “C iystal C ord”
new est styles for sum m er wear.
They are very fashionable for
m orning, stre e t and nf’ornoon
toilettes. T hey’re stro n g , firm
in weave and chug like crepe.
S trip es am i fancy colorings.
Wo have had a b ig sale on
these goods at the low prico of
T h ere isn ’t an y d o u b
50e a yard. We are pricing
beauty o r fusion you
them now a t
those goods. T hey w ill
this seusou, nnd wo ore
nice show ing.
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cen ts a ya rd .
W e aro m aking a nice show ­
in g in ready to w ear skirts.
L inens 75c !)0o $1:75. D uck, in
b lue and black $1:35. W alk­
in g sk irts $3:15. S erge $4:00
to $5:73. W e can please you in
these goods.
S h ir t W a ists
In colors 50o 7oc $1:00 to
a b o p t tho
w ill find in $ 1 :25. W hite 75c $ 1 :25 $1:35
be p o p u la r $1:50 to $2 :50.
m ak in g a
O u r value in these goods are
very strong.
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C apps su its alw ays have a form fittin g shapeliness th a t is sim ply superb. F acings, T rim m ings an d
L in in g s are most a p p ro p ria te and th e T a ilo rin g is faultless.
P rices $10 to $18— to win and retuiu
custom ers. Wo are also ag en ts for th e H enry H ilp tailo rin g house of San Francisco.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS and SHOES
Our Prices are a w a y Down on th ese Lines.
Wo ] ay the hig h est m ark et price for all Linds of F a rm Froduco.
speak fo r itself.
Gotne in nnd exam ine our stock.
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Mid SUromer’s Clearapre %\e,
COMMENCING JULY 5.
To make room for cur large stock of fall
goods now ordered, will give a discount of
10 to 15 per cent on all odds and ends.
Tliis -will be’a money saving proposition to you.
Come and see us.
G ARMAN & HEMEN W AY,
M erchandising .
HOLDING UP QUALITY
HOLDING DOWN
PRICES.
W e Present you w ith the Best Stock of China
W are you ever had a cha nee to Choose from. Not a
piece here th at has passed the Critical Inspection of
Careful Eyes.
We know Q uality and sell Q uality.
Y ou’ll pay only reasonable prices fou w hat you boy.
P a c ific T im b er Co s Store.
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