The Leader., August 15, 1902, Image 5

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Carry a F u ll L iu e o f
Building Hardware, Charter Oak Stoves
and Ranges, Garden Tools, Fishing
Tackle, N e w and Second Hand
Bicycles and Sundries.
_ Agents fnr McCormick Harvesting Machinery
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House lambing and Tin Work.
PERSONAL ITEMS
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OF
Hot weather makes the railroad irons stretch and the telearraph
wires gro w longer. I f you’ve any money to spend, you’ll find
when you get to Newlands that it has stretched fully ten per cent, so
that a dollar will buy more than a dollars worth.
(live us a call and we will treat you right.
INTEREST.
In the G rove this week.
\V Go wily was on the sick list this
M rs \Yulfer returned Tuesday rnnru- I
ing from Comstock, where she has
been visiting with her futher o f that |
place.
K M Veateh and family, Dave |
k.
M arkley and daughter, Bessie, re­
) H H em en w ay Is homo from Port-
turned Fiiduy from un outing at Bo-1
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hernia.
Iis 9 Dela White was in the G rove
Miss Cora Scott who has been visit- I
inlay-
K Lawson left Sunday night for ing with Mrs Pearson, of this city,
returned to iler home at Springfield, |
ncaila.
Tuesday.
S Medley made a visit to Eugene
I H Bingham nnd P J Jennings I
IBliSJ'-
came down from Bohemia Sunduy
, Anderson of Albany, Is ia the
afternoon aud left Sunday night for |
»ore.
Portland.
Lea Martin Is down from tho mines
Miss Fay Atkins, left Sunday night
¡s week.
for tho Belknap Springs, to join her
Leo Oliver returneg to Eugene, father and mother who are there for
an outing.
iuraday.
gS Moss of Crcswell, was in the
Mrs Rogers aud daughter. Miss
¡rove Tuesday.
Liza, nnd Miss Abbie Johnson, return­
A 1) LeBoy made a business trip Out ed Saturday from Lornue where they
visited for a few duys.
,uth Tuesday.
Joe Brown went to Portland
Elastic M o n ey
Mon •
night.
Orrin Robinson was down from
lldwood Monday.
Hairy Benson was in town Tuesday
-in the tniuos.
Mrs Abbott, of Anlauf, was in the
rove this w eek.
lilss Ethel W ooley ia on tho sick
it this week.
Lewis Spoog o f Leona, was is th»
■rove this week.
Oliver Elsea took in the excursion
Sew Port Sunday.
Mr US Martin was on the sick list
first of tho week.
MrCII Bi rkholder mado a business
ptoEugeno Wednesday.
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M rs A W Wallace is expected to
leave for Grants Pass the last of the
week where she will join her husband
who is working there.
Mrs J M Sherwood and daughter
Dora, Mrs Ed Underwood and Miss]
Ona Markley wont to Boswell Springs
Wednesday, fo r a few weeks outing.
P ro f Day and
passed through
cn their way to
expect to spend
summer.
mother, of Eugene,
the Grove last week
Brhemia where they
the remainder of the
W J Oraber left Wednesday on the
local passenger for Berden County
Switzerland, by the way o f Portland.
Mr Graber is goin g to visit his folks
at home,
Sorre Verij Interesting prices
W e have made special prices on Shirtwaists
in white and colars, summer dress goods, all
rement dry goods and we are putting out about
two hundred pairs of shoes of all sizes and
kinds at greatly reduced price?, These are
good seryicable shoes. They are a little off as
to style and we have to make room for new
goods. A pair of this lot w ill be sold for 50c a
pair. You’ll find a price shrinkage in every
other part of the store, too.
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Capps suits always have a form fittin g shapeliness that is sim ply superb.
L iu in gs are most appropriate and the T a ilo rin g is faultless.
customers.
DRY
Prices
Or Anderson is in tho mines this
Over at Coos Bay the other day Jo­
wk. Tho measels seom to be tho seph Amlruizskenijlsicz and Pnnnn
ttraction.
Dxlwowclzoksekize wero united in
Mrs D P Burton came up from Eu- marriage. What a foolish woman to
’ ne Monday, to visit with Sirs change her name.
jhompson.
Miss Ida Thomas, went to Eugene
Mrs Ben Lurch and daughter went Monday, to take tho place of Miss
oXew Port Tuesday for a few weeks Nina Ostrnmler as operator in the
wting.
Postal Telegram ofllee, while tho
Mr A W Wallace left Inst Thursday latter will visit the East,
dght for Grants Pass where he goes
¡0 work.
Dr Petrie was the lucky man in the
prizp shooting contest ut tbo traveling
He received a
Frank Jordan loft M onday for the shooting gallery.
¡ties where ho expects to stay for a beautiful 30-30 special rifle as a prize
for tho best shooting.
tort time.
AC Wall wife nnd daughter and
Jako Lurch left on the Saturday
T Johnson left for Portland Satur night overland for San Franclsoo to
•v niglit.
attend the Knights of Phythais con­
Sam Rieliardr is doftn from Black vention being held at that place.
tote. He iutends to g o to Bohemia
Geo Whorton and wife, o f Silver
‘ a few days.
Lake, are visiting in the Grove this
Miss Maggie Gough returned home week with Geo's relatives. They ex­
ibis week from a visit with friends pect to leave Sunday, for a visit with
Mrs Whorton's sister in Washington
ear Shoe String.
Facings, Trim m in gs and
$10 to $18— to win
and retain
GOODS, GROCERIES, B O O TS and SHOES
O up Prices are aw ay Down on these Lines.
LE W IS
Com e in and exam ine our stock.
Mid Siirpm er’s Clearance
COMMENCING JU LY 5.
To make room for our large stock of fall
goods now ordered, w ill give a discount of
10 to 15 per cent on all odds and ends.
This will be a money saving proposition to you. *
Come and see us. .
GAR-MAN & H E M E N W A Y ,
m e r c h a n d is in g
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SHOES
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EÏÏSY TO BUY *■
Two good Points about these Shoes are—they are easy to
buy and they are easy to wear. W e believe w e haye a stock
of Men's, Ladies' and Children's Shoes that will afford a sat­
isfactory shoe for every caller.
P a cific T im b e r Co s Store.
UNDER ODD
FELLOW'S
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& VEATCLL.
G-arman & Hemenway
Tom Brown of Roseburg, was in
Mrs W B Dennis returned from a
be Grove Sunday on his way home trip east Wednesday. She was com­
iom a trip to the mines.
pelled to stop over at Portownscnd
Mrs John Tnylor returned homo Wash, on account of sickness. But
burtday, from Roseburg after a we are glad to see her around again
alright.
*w days visit w ith frienns.
Supt Fields o f tho S P, passed
A carload of tourist from Wnsburn,
heonsin, passe-! through the G rove through the Grove Tuesday on the
afternoon local. He took a view of
toouted for San Francisco.
the new depot and said that it was an
Rev Billington aud w ife o f Eugcno,
improvement that had long been
ere in the Grove M onday on their
needed.
ftytothe mountains camping.
Miss Lillian Tatterson returned one
H Burkholder nnd dnughter,
le, left Monday on the stage for day last week from Gardner where
she has been visiting with her brother
Juemla for a two weeks outing.
Ed and family. She was accompan­
Misses Louies and Laura Newland, ied by her cousin, Miss Delone, who
Tuesday, for Portland, to pur-
w ill visit here.
their winter stock o f goods.
L C Martin, a former Eugene Divial
^frs Samuel Veateh was in the ty School student, now manager o f an
r®ve one day the first o f the week on advertising concern in Portiaud, pass­
r »ay to Grants Pass on a ' isit.
ed through hero this afternoon on his
iff* Etta W hite o f Leona, spent a way to Cottage Grove to join his wire
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^ rove last week on her and child who are visiting there.—
y to Springfield to visit friends.
Guard.
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AVe are also agents for the H enry H iip tailorin g house o f San Francisco.
Geo Lippert, the three legged won-l
W e pay the highest market price fo r all kinds o f F arm P rodu ce.
Misses Cleo Lew is and N ettio Bur- der, is givin g a free exhibition ut the
w ill speak for itself.
jkkyUited on Silk Creek this week Bohemia Saloon for a few days. He
John H Pierce o f Honolulu, re- is a wonder, 3 legs, 15 toes and »two
.isteiedat the Im perial H otel Tues- h arts.
Hof » ’ «1 Harms and Marion McClain rapidly pushed. The foundation is
‘turned Monday, from a tiip to tho Inyed und the skelton work up. In
ikes.
about six weeks more it will bo com
MissAlnia Martin went to Irv in g p letcil.
iiesday, to visit with friends at tliut
The first work o f tho new saw mill
)lace.
was doue Tuesday to try the new
Miss Mary Bnrtell went to Portland machinery. A sample of the work
today to lay in her lull millinery may bo seen in the window of the
New Era Drug Co.
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HALL.
COTTAGE
GROVE,
OREGON,