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HENDERSON Habit Back Corsets 3 k FRONT L A C E D ” T UK front laced models * are a the culmination of the latest and best ideas in corset fashion. They re model the figure, giving it a perfectly moulded back, giving it lines of grace and symmetry and the long, ta pering cutves which are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the full figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsement of the leading physicians and dressmakers. W e call sjiecial at tention to the model illustrated which is made in two lengths, high bust, for the tall figure, and medium bust, for the shorter waisted stout figure. This model is extremely long over the back and hips. The extra lacing in the back from the waist line down permits an absolutely perfect adjustment over the back and assists further in keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giving the so-called hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line of materials at prices ranging from $2.50 to $12. W e cordially invite the ladies o f our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and fitting free. Rees-Wallace Co. W HERE YO U Some Business Changes. D O BETTER Liquor Case From Cottage Grove Mr. and Mrs. W. A . Cunning City Marshal K. I.. Snodgrass ham have sold their “ Bee H ive” was down from Cottage Grove confectionery, soda fountain and Wednesday and swore out a war ice cream parlor to Miss berry of rant against R. M. Cline, charging Marshfield, who will opeu a candy him with selling intoxicating kitchen and make a specialty o f all liquors in dty territory. Constable kinds of fine home manufactured Plank went to the Grove Wednes candies, including ehoclatecreams, day to arrest him and his case will in which business Miss Kerry is probably be set for trial some time said to ex cel. today.— Register. Mr. Cunningham has formed a j HIRI) H A D 1 X O W N partnership with Frank Kiug, late I When Constable Plank got to assistant S. I’ , dejiot agent herei Cottage GVove with his warrant and they have purchased the I for R. M. Cline Wednesday after furniture stock and business off noon, he found his man had flown. Cochran & Cooley. This they The warrant will hang over him will move into the room in the and he will not dare to com e back. flchleef building, recently used as >1 free reading room and combine A Brace of Ancient Pistols. with it the notion and uovelty business which Mr. and Mrs. Harry K. Metcalf is the proud Cunuiugham have conducted in possessor of a brace o f ancient connection with their confectionery. flint-lock pistols, which were orig Miss Kerry will occupy the inally owned by a British revenue present quarters o f the 'B e e collector, nearly 200 years ago. Ilive” and her parents contem They are in a perfect state of plate coming to this city from preservation and on the barrel of Coos county this spring to locate each is inscribed “ H. W. Mooti- permanently. The Leader wishes mer, gun maker to His Majesty.” both of the new firms success and With this brace o f pistols is the prosperity. pld fashioned powder flask and Will Attend Inauguration. bullet carrier, also well preserved and carrying several somewhat corroded lead bullets. These an cient firearms have been handed down from generation to genera tion in the Stephen Harris family residing on Silk creek, Mrs. Harris now being a widow and losiug in, terest in these ancient relics, sold (hem recently to Mr. Metcalf. F. J. Hard left Thursday for Boston and other eastern cities on mining business. He expects to go to Washington, I). C., to take in the inauguration o f President Taft and will no doubt have a good time. His fatlier-iu-law, C. M. W ilcox, o f Deuver, who has been in Kugene visiting his daugh Christian Church Services Feb 14th. ter, returned home with Mr. Hard, Bible school 10 a. in., address,— “ Livingstone in Darkest A frica ” Presbyterian Church 11 a. m.. Christian Kndeavor 6:30 p. m.. sermon,— “ G od ’s Valen At 11 a. in. and 7:30 p. m. next tine” 7:50 p. m., prayer meeting Sabbath Hr. Nave will preach on, Thursday evening. Iiverybody “ Promises to the < ivercomer” and welcome. W . A. K le in s , pastor. “ The Demoniac o f Gaflara.” Sabbath school 10 a. in., Christian Card of Thanks. Rndeavqr 0:30 p m Come and (¡rateful thanks are extended by worship with us. members o f the family to the The engagement of Frank many friends for their sympathy Woodward and Miss Celia Schmitt and aid during the recent illness of Creswell was announced last and death o f the wife and rnothep M9CAR B r a d f o r d . week. -a - Star Brand Shoes M cK ibbon H A T S A RK BRTTF.R T H E BEST WE SELL ’EM WE SELL ’ EM BURKHOLDER G R O C E R IE S BON BONS FR ESH and GOOD D e l ic io u s , S w e e t Phone 701 20c Per Pound W OODS CO. Thumps«'s likvf Fitti» C O R SET Loug Waist Dip Hip DRESS GOODS Mohairs io favor For Spring Panamas Are Very Popular LOCAL ANO P H O N A L . Lincoln’s 100th birthday anni versary. SW EET PEA DAY W. C. T. U. INSTITUTE Five Dollar Prize tor the Best Kept Many Delegates in Attendance and Interesting Sessions. and Most Artistic Door Yard. February 22nd has been desig Spray & Co, buys veal, chick - nated as the day for planting eus, eggs, etc. If you want a good paying little sweet peas for the second annual sweet jica show which will be held business iuquire at the Bazaar. during the coming summer. City Marshal Frank Snodgrass The Civic Improvement commit was looking after official business tee urges that everyone plant the at Kugene Wednesday. Chas. Cochran was looking after seeds as near this date as jxissible business connected with some of so the blossoms will lie ready for his real estate transactions at Ku exhibition lie fore the roses have passed their prime. gene Wednesday. Following is the list of classifi Miss Daisy Hawkins went to cations open for competition: Grants Pass Thursday to accept a Class I. For largest number of position as chief operator for the varieties grown by an exhibitor, telephone exchange. not less than ten named varieties, Mr. and Mrs. Heury Fischer and twelve sprays in a vase. These Mrs. Albert Zerull were Kugene will be judged as to quality. First visitors Tuesday where they were and second prizes. transacting busiuess matters. Class II. Best six varieties The Kpworth League o f the M. named, twelve sprays each of K. church will give a Lincoln cream, pink, white, dark red, red Valentine social at Mr. lsham’s and lavender. Prize for each Saturday night, members to bring color. friends. • | Class III. Prize for most unique Miss Liudley Welch, daughter display. Prize for each artisti o f Mr. and Mrs. Roy Welch of cally arranged boquet. Kelso, is a guest of her uncle and Class IV. Largest display, re aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Roy W oods of gardless o f color or variety, but this city. colors must he arranged separately. Mrs. Martin Miller is still very First and second prizes. All classes open to competition ill with little hopes of recovery. Mrs. Ilohl of Cottage Grove came to auyoue living within a radius of down to see her Wednesday morn ten miles o f Cottage Grove. A special prize of five dollars ing.— liugene Guard. will lie given the (lersou having The basket ball coutest last the neatest and most artistic yard. night at Kugene between the Rose- Decision will lie made June 30, burg and Kugene high schools re 1909. sulted in a score o f IS to 16 in favor of Roseburg. A most iueresting aud instruc tive joint convention of the Lane and Douglas county W oman's Christian Temperance Union has been iu session at the Christian church in this city since Thursday noon. Nearly all of the unions of the two counties are represented and the local attendance has been unusually l a r g e . Organization was effected Thursday afternoon, Mrs. F. I). Wheeler, president Lane county unions, presiding after which praise services were conducted by Mrs. Tabor of this city. FREE FREE I FO R TH IS W E E K O N L Y \ W e will give an Air Gun FR EE with every B oy’s Suit. Notice our W in d o w dis play of Boys’ Clothing. TH U RSD A Y EVENING, l'he meeting reconvened Thurs day evening at 8 o ’clock, Mrs. F. I). Wheeler presiding. A very in teresting praise service was con ducted by Mrs. J. A. Richmond of Springfield, state superintendent of mothers meetings. In the absence o f Mrs. I.. A. Baker of Cottage Grove, the ad dress o f welcome was ably deliv ered by Mrs. Tabor, the response being very appropriately delivered by Mrs. Bishop of Yoncalla. She said 'we are glad to lie so cordial ly welcomed to the little city of Cottage Grove which enjoys the <t distinction o f having greatly re B E A N ’S S P R A Y I ’ U M P S a r e t h e Best. it duced its indebtedness incurred Examine them before you buy................. under a whiskey regime, since it voted the saloon out of business." it A vocal solo by |. M. lsham i t was a pleasing feature of the musi Manufactured from wood oils and it cal program. wood acids. Sure death to scale, it Saginaw Items. The address of the evening, i t F. B. Phillips reports three new aphis, moss and fungus.......................... Temperance and Good Citizen i t sales, the Johnson property on Harley Queener is on the sick ship” was delivered by Mrs. A , C. L IM E . A N D S U L P H U R . S P R A Y West Wall street, a 3 acre tract to i t Marsters of Roseburg, who for ten list. i t W . C. Counter and a 3 acre tract J. T . Olson is puttiug in a tele years has lieeti county president of it to F. A . Monroe, 44-11 the W . C. T . U. This address phone at his ranch. Attorney J . R Young was look lames Knglaud has moved back was very interesting and the large mg after legal matters at Kugene charts demonstrating the enormous to Saginaw once more. Wednesday. He says several Ku « S S : sums of money spent in the United Mrs. Hanna visited at J. T . gene citizens acknowledged that States for tobacco and liquor, in we were entitled to the new county Olson’s one day this week. excess o f the amount spent in of Nesmith, Mr. and Mrs. Wescarson and Christian work, proved a revela son are visiting relatives here this J. W . Beckley and wife of Rose tion to the large congregation burg, are in this city on their way week. present, the ribbon demonstration The logging camp at l’rune hill simplifying the above facts and to London springs, where Mr. Beckley hopes to be benefitted by has shut down on accouut of the figures that the children might un the use of this water and baths, snow. derstand, proved equally as inter he having been in very poor health Mis« Mary Allgel is attending esting to the older ones. It was for some time past. the teachers examination at Eu- iu all a most strong and con vin c ing plea for temperance. Mrs. Ida Marsters, president geue. An impromptu male quartet The dance at Fred W hitcom b’s Douglas county W . C. T . U. ar BARLEY rolled by the famous Olympic : process, All seeds then favored the congregation with Tuesday night was enjoyed by all rived in this city from Roseburg and foreign matter taken out, leaving t. ^ barley free from a vocal selection, the singers l>eiug Thursday to participate in the de who attended. dirt o f any kind. Every sack guaranteed. 4 liberations in the joint W . C. T . I', The Saginaw sports are enlarge- D. T . Awbrey, L. F. W ooley, Dr. institute for Lane gud Ikniglas ing the dance hall so they can E. C, Macy and Frank Jordan. Best Cem ent and Lime Always Ca. cried it Stock Mrs. Anna Richardson at this counties, held in this city yester skate some. W Agents Fairbanks, Morse Roofing. P H O N E 155 juueture announced that the most day and today. Mesdames Hattua, Olson and interesting feature of the evening’s The Fiugene Guard says, Hamp Seifert visited at C. H. Sharon’s program would now be introduced ton Brothers will shortly open a Monday of this week. and she succeeded in getting every branch store at Cottage Grove, and Say, Cottage Grove, go ahead one iu the liest of humor before Gilbert Tyson will have charge of and pave your streets, but use your the free will offering was received. it. Mr. and Mrs. Tyson have own money, don’t use the county’s A vocal duet, “ Temperance packed and shipped their goods tax money, Bells,” by l’rof. Johnson and Miss there and started up there W ednes Wonder where the truant officer Gertrude lvmmerson o f Royal day to make a home in that place. is. There is children of school Intermediate school, Silk creek, The Standard High Grade Fence f o f thtf The Rees-Wallace Co. have se age right here in Saginaw that are was one of the very best musical W orld. There is over 4 0 0 miles o f this not going to School. numbers on the program, aud in cured the agency for the famous fam ous wire fence in Douglas county, ( )regon. response to a hearty encore they Henderson front laced corsets, This is High Carbon Spring Wire whi ch will F. B. Phillips will sell eggs rendered another equally pleasiug which agency was formerly held keep its shajie when properly stretcher 1. Will by Miss Ida Frances Barrett of ftoip his prize winning peg of duet entitled “ Cold W ater,” carry a full stock o f wire a t all times. Mrs. Wheeler thanked all those the Ideal millinery. The attention White Leghorns at $1,00 per set 44-2t who had assisted iu the evening’s of the ladies is called to the Rees- ting of 15 eggs, program aud announced the W. Wallace C o’s ail iff this issue of Royal Intermediate School Items C. T . U. slogan, “ Oregon Dry in In q u ir e of the Leader, 1910.” It was also announced DAVID (¡RKitiS, or STF.ARNS & CHBIN0WIT ti, Agents T o do one thing and to do it L. M. Owens made n trip to that luuclt would be served at the Cottage «rove. Ore. OaKl, and, Ore. well is more to lie desired and is of town Sunday. church this Friday noon, ati all more lienefit to humanity than to Mi*“ Klsie Deardorff is oil the day session being held, which will do many things and gope o f them sick list this week. couclude this eveniug with appro equal tp the best. Dr. Lowe de T he wood-saw is again sawiug Edison, Columbia priate exercises and an elocution votes his entire time and has for wood at the dormitory. Victor ary coutest for the grand gold more than 19 years to testing and Mr, Oscar Wheeler spent Sun medal, iu which contest a number GRAPH0PH0NES correctly adjusting glas*en to the day in Cottage Grove- o f prominent readers of the two Records Mr, II. W . Wheeler spent Sat- human eye Consult him next counties have entered. An ad urday aud Sunday at Divide. Notions, Novelties Monday and to noon Tuesday at mission o f 25 cents will be charged Elder H. W . Babcock was a Cottage Grove in Hotel Oregon. to the splendid closing exercises visitor at the school Friday. One of the neatest and most this evening. Everybody should Mr. H. H . Fox was a caller at appropriate windows iu the city the Veatch place, Wednesday attend and thereby assist the W may lie 9een at Burkholder-Woods evening. C. T . U. in its good work. Co. store. A large picture of The following delegates from Miss Edith Davis spent Wednes- Abraham Lincoln occupies the dao evening with Miss Alice outside points have been in attend center and is nicely drapped iu Wheeler. ance at this interesting joint insti nation colors, with gilt letters an tute; Mrs. J. A . Richmond, Home of our boys are busy cut nouncing the anniversary, rail Springfield; Mrs. Humphreys, G o ting poles for A. D. Owens & splitting implements and festoon shen; Mrs. Norris, Kugene, Mrs. Sons, ing completes the pretty setting. Flegle, liast Kugene; Mrs. Dev- Lloyd Owens' smiling face was It is the handiwork o f Mrs. Burk ereaux, Kugene; Mrs. Marsters, seen at the Literary Saturday holder. Roseburg; Mrs. Whipple. Drain; evening. Mrs. Beckley, Roseburg; Mrs. J. W . Sherwood of Portland, Miss Klsie Deardorff was a Buchanan, Roseburg; Mrs Rich state eommander.of the Maccabees visitor at Mrs. W . N. Wheeler last ards, Drain; Mrs. Russell, Drain; visited the local hive last evening | pri,jay, Mrs. Scott, Roseburg; Mrs. Bishop, and delivered an address. J. S. I.. M. Owens spent Thursday Yoncalla. Van Winkle, A lbany's postmaster afternoon at the home of M. F. and also a prominent Maccabee iBabcock. Born. was also a guest o f honor and de Elder F. A . Detamore spent the livered an interesting address. Mr. latter part o f the week at the H IC K E Y — On Tuesday Feb. 9, Van W inkle is a brother o f Dr. J. 1909 at the home o f Mr. and Royal school. Mrs. L. L. W oods, Kugene, to O. Van W inkle o f this city with Mr. and Mrs. Hickey o f Cot Mr. S. A . Damewood made a whom he visited during his stay tage Grove a daughter. here. In a pleasant call on the business trip to Cottage Grove the Leader he expressed himself as last o f the week. A good 250 Cornell incubator, Mr. Hiram Wheeler spent Thurs being very favorably impressed cost $25 will sell it for $10 or trade with Cottage Grove for which day evening and night at the it for wood or anything u sefu l. home of zi. u. ow ns. place he predicts a great future. Apply at the Leader oH««, AT LURCH’S iiujatuuwiaiutuutiiuuiuiauuuiuiuiuiuuuutaiuug O R_ W O O D SP R A Y ii Griffin=Veatch Hardware Co. 1 S P R A Y <& CO. Feed, F lour and Poultry Supplies THE PAGE WOVEN W IV E FENCE. COTTAGE GROVE LEADER Give the SemfcWeekly A TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION
