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HENDERSON Habit Back LOCAL AND JW O NAL. Corsets X-x “ FRONT L A C E D ” H E front laced models are the culm ination 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 symm etry and the long, ta- periug curves which are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the full figure, giviug it the flattened front an d slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsem ent of the leading physicians and dressm akers. We call special a t tention to the model illustrated which is m ade in two lengths, high bust, for the tall figure, aud m edium bust, for the shorter w aisted stout figure. T his model is extrem ely long over the back and hips- The extra lacing in the back from the w aist-line down perm its an absolutely jrerfect adjustm ent over the back and assists further in keeping the hips in perfect subjectiou, thu s giving the so-called hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line of m aterials at prices ranging from $2.50 to $12. We cordially invite the ladies of our city aud vicinity to visit our corset d ep art ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation an d fittiug free. T Rees-Wallace Co. W HERE YOU DO BETTER NEW STORE OPEN BIG TIMBER DEAL TO PUBLIC MONDAY MADE THURSDAY At the head of the second page J . O. Story, of Portland, an d C. of the Leader today will be found W. Stimsoti, one of the proprietors the opening announcem ent of of one of the largest lum bering H am pton Bros. & Co., w hich firm com panies of Seattle, with m ills at under the m anagem ent of (i. II. Ballard and other points on the Tyson, will open their fine new Sound, have been in the neighbor store in this city to the public next hood of Cottage d ro v e for the past Monday m oruing. They have week, looking over tim ber interests leased for a period of years, the ow ned by Mr. Story. T h u rsd ay a new Phillips brick w hich has been deal was consum m ated by w hich elegantly fitted up for them and all th e Stimson people acquire a large this week new goods have been body of most excellent tim ber land pouring ip for this firm, com pris and a large farm —the deal ru n n in g ing all of the latest styles in dry up to about $200,000. T he ex act goods, aud ladies aud gents fur num ber of acres and the price per nishings. acre or price per thousand stum p- Mr. Tyson, a member of this age, is w ithheld at the request |of new firm, is a brother-iu-law of both bnyers an d seller. It is one Ham pton Brothers and with his of the biggest deals m ade in the wife and m other-in-law have locat county for a long time, and would ed perm anently in this city. He indicate a little activity in the tim is a very genial young matt of ber business, says th e Register. wide business experience aud those Mr. Stimson w ent home to S eat who patronize this new store are tle T hursd ay m orniug ou the local. assured of courteous treatm ent H e stated th a t the lan d was not and full value for their mouey, bought for speculation, but for de T he Leader again welcomes this velopment, but th a t will p ro b a new firm to our city and solicits a bly not be done until m arket co n liberal share of public patronage ditions and the development of the for H am pton Brothers & Co. i country in th is p articu lar section justifies it. T h e tim e is not very | far distant when it will be done, but no im m ediate steps will be Constable A tkins brought a taken by the com pany tow ard p u t prisoner nam ed Leo F isk down ting up m ills. from Cottage d ro v e yesterday to serve out a seuteiice of 40 days in To Improve Phone Equipment. the county jail, imposed by Justice M anager D avid G riggs and the V aughn of th a t place on being convicted of the crim e of petit Com mercial Club are in receipt of ' letters from the Pacific telephone 1 arceny.— Register. com pany stating, th a t w ithout a Christian Church Services Feb. 28 1 doubt, a common b attery telephone i system will be established in this Bible school 10 a. m ., sermon, city before the close of the present “ A bility and Responsibility, 11 a. season. T his will be welcome m ., C hristian endeavor, 6:30 p.m ., news to the m any local patrons. Sent to Jail From Cottage Grove sermon, “ A Y oung M att’s V ision," 7:30. Everybody welcome. Sweet Peas. W. A. E i . kins , pastor. W e have just received a large assortm ent of the best known v ari eties of very fancy sweet pea seed Cow For Sale. from P ortland Seed Co. W e would advise all who are I have a fine full blood Jersey going to p lan t sweet peas for the cow for sale, six years old, giving an n u a l fair to be given some tim e about 2 gallons of m ilk per day. this spring to call early as possible and ta k e ad v an tag e of the large Fresh in September, assortm ent before the best varieties W . II. B l a ir , are goue. P lanting day is Feb. Cottage G rove Ore. M k tc a lf & B r u n o . 22. Miss M aggie V eatch returned to Vou can ju st bet th a t the fellow Eugene T hursday after a pleasant who never m ade a m istake has not visit with relatives in this city. been doing m uch. X 4 y + t +X*J ft NESMITH FURNITURE STORE I NEW FIRM! NEW GOODS! NEW LOCATION Cunningham & King S c h le e f B u ild in g Furniture, Carpels, Rugs, Paints, Oils W ALL P A P E R . P IC T U R E S. Picture Framing a Specialty' P R IC E S TO SUI T ANY POCKETBOOK Don’t fail to hear W illiam s famous Dixie Jubilee Singers at the a r m o r y Monday evening More February sunshine. M arch K Nesm ith couuty 1910. I t’s a Em broidery sale, Friday, Satur- siuch! 1 day, M onday and Tuesday, we N othing circulates so rapidly as ! will sell our 15 cents values for 8 cents at. L u r c h ’ s . a secret. It is said some of the near l>eer Free garden seeds at Spray & I resorts in th is city are ou the Co’s. Read the conditions. L. W . Baker of E ugene was a anxious seat just now while the g ran d ju ry .is so active. C ottage G rove visitor yesterday. Eugene News Notes. A m arriage liceuse was granted W ednesday at Eugene to Joint I). Schultz and Ida E. L auderking. Mrs. Em m a Best, formerly of Cottage Grove, went to Portland T uesday where she expects to re side. M O ST ANY BANK Can liam lle y o u r business after a fastiion, w hen tim es are good an d m oney easy. W hen tim es are h ard and m o n ey tig h t you feel th e need of a busin ess con n ection w ith a Strong and Reliable Bank Mrs. Babe Abeene, who visited her sister, Mrs. Jesse Seavey and I)o your b an k in g business and m ake your credit good with other relatives in Eugene over The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co. Sunday left T uesday for her home W ork is progressing on the L et's go after th a t new glass at Cottage Grove. factory proposition and rak e it in. second story of the new Veatch & Attorney aud Mrs. J . S. Medley W heeler brick, the iron girders J. II. Rouse an d Marion Veatch of Cottage Grove, who have spent having liefen p u t in place last OK COTTAOE OROVE. were E ugene visitors W ednesday. some time attending the legislature week. and who stopped over S unday in H ardy Crow of I.orane is tran s I t ’s tim e to set th at old biddy on acting business in this city today. some blooded eggs if you expect Eugene to visit relatives went home Tuesday. W. C. Johnson aud A ttorney to carry off some of those fine Mrs. W. C. Barbour an d d a u g h Joe Y oung were county seat silver cups a t the Cottage G rove ter, Mrs. S. D. Reed, went to Cot visitors T h u rsd ay . poultry an d pet stock show this tage Grove W ednesday afternoou com ing w inter. Read Spray & C o’s, liberal offer of o u r D rugs ad m its of no q u es to meet their daughter and sister, tio n . W e use th e very p u re st on vegetable and flower seeds in T h e Creswell Fruit G row ers’ d ru g s it is possible to obtain. respectively, who is on her way their ad in the Leader. b an k opened for business T uesday from Georgia, says the G uard. A LL PREPARATIONS A ttorney J . S. Medley of Cottage m orning in O g ram 's hardw are anti p rescrip tio n s a re p rep ared E dw ard Shearer h as received a G rove is in Eugene attending the store. W ork ou the new rein w ith th e h ig h e st d eg ree of care a n d sk ill. T o ile t W ater, Com forced concrete building for the trio of S haw ’s Light Braham as from adjourned term of court. p lex io n Cream , P u re V aseline, Brockton, M assachusetts. They b an k began th e sam e day. T alcu m Powder, etc. Mrs. E . J. Beidler is quite ill at are handsom e specim ens from the Verue H ix so n , who shot h im the farm home with symptoms of greatest breeder of these birds in self iii th e foot last Sunday was inflam atory rheum atism . the L'nited States, says the Eugene E . I). M atlock an d son aud Miss brought to Dr. V au W inkle’s office Register. Marquis, of Eugene, were guests T h u rsd ay to h av e his injury re T he March term of the circuit of Mr. au d Mrs. E ugene Matlock dressed an d is reported as getting court convenes on next M onday. along as well' as'could be expected. over S unday, T he jurors are being subpoenaed, T he W y n n e H ard w are Co. have Em broidery sale, Friday, S atu r the docket printed and everything day, M onday and T uesday, we a very attractiv e show window, a is being got ready. A loug term will sell our 15 cent values for 8 fine representation of a m am m oth is not looked for. T he adjourned COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON spider web in w hich a big black cents at L u r c h . s. term com menced at 10 o ’clock spider is represented as having ac- W illie Carey returned to his cum m ulated m any articles of W ednesday m orning. T h e old g raud jury is g etting things in home at Goble, O r., today after an hardw are. shape so th a t work on crim inal extended visit with relatives and W ilbur M cFarland shipped a cases may uot be delayed. friends in this city. fine p air of fdx hound puppies to City M arshal F ran k Snodgrass, parties a t S am 's Valley, Jackson Royal Intermediate School Items. 1). Russell, J . I. Jones, Capt. J. C. county today, an d will ship an < f Johnson, were tran sactin g business other p air to G lendale parties S u n O ur new 12 foot flag has just if at Eugene T hursday. day for w hich lie receives $15 per arrived. if Mr. E. M. Oberg left for Port T housands of w inter apple and pair, so it will be seen that poultry - BEAN’S SPRAY PUM PS are the Best. pear trees are being planted in rnen are not th e only exporters of land, Friday. Examine them before you buy.............. if south L ane county trib u tary to blooded stock from Cottage Grove. Miss O live l’armele visited Miss i f E ugene will build this year a A lice W heeler M onday. Cottage G rove an d Creswell. if $70,(XX) federal building, a $50,- Miss W innie Dresser of L ynx How tim es do ch an g e—a few if 000 Y. M. C . ’A. building, a $75,- Hollow is visiting friends on the Manufactured from wood oils and years ago a business m an would if 000 city hall, : $50,000 worth of creek at present. tak e his pen in h an d —now he wood acids. Sure death to scale, if university buildings, an $80,000 takes his typew riter in his arms. Misses A ltha G ildersleve and aphis, moss and fungus...................... i ’ hotel, a big E ag les’ building aud W . A. C u n n in g h am went to several other ‘business blocks, as Amy Owens called ou Miss Alice L I M E A N D S U L P H U R . S P R A Y Roseburg today to m ake final well as hundreds of residences. W heeler Sunday. K yle Kendall spent W ednesday proof ou his tim ber claim . W. A. T hen there wilf b e the street p av H ogate and Mr. Snyder are his ing, railw ay extension, and cem ent evening at Miss Deardorff’s place witnesses. w alks. Boost an d the world doing ch arity (?) work. Mr. Arm strong of Cottage Grove Dr. L. D. Scarbrough has boosts w ith yotj.—“E ugene G uard. bought an acre of lan d near the W hen a m ail enters a grocery m ade a trip to the school W ednes Creswell depot and will soon put store an d discpvgrs the cat in the day and took some pictures. Prescott W heeler celebrated up a large building on it for p ack crackers, a green mold on the ing apples. cheese an d a layer of dust over W ash in g to n ’s birthday by pruning H enry Lincoln, the well known everything, hq speedily decides fruit trees and not by cutting butcher, b ought a fine bunch of th a t is not the p articu lar store he them down. The Standard High Grade Fence of the Two young gentlem en went beef cattle near O akland this wishes to patronize. So the custo World. There is over 400 miles of this m er crosses the street to a pro visiting the other night, for w hat week and drove the b an d to Cot famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon. gressive store, where neatness purpose is not known, but this we tage Grove. This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will joins h an d s with orderliness aud know th a t on their way home they Mrs. M aggie Lockwood and keeji its shape when jiroperly stretched. Will all is in v itin g as a field of daisies lost their way in the darkness and Miss Flossie Lockwood, guests of carry a full stock of wire a t all times. after a ra in . T h a t is the k in d of had quite a time of it, between Mr. and Mrs. I. P. In m an , re grocery th a t invites and holds blackberry briers, stum ps, and turned to C ottage G rove T hursday trade. I n q u i r e of mud they had quite an adv en evening.— Register. or STEARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents T here is no reasonable excuse turous trip b ut finally they reached DAVID GRIGGS, Mrs. Lou H art and son and Mrs. for any m an to live in a town if home in safety. Cottage Grove, Ore. Oakland, Ore. H a rt's m other, Mrs. N ellie Jones, he doesn’t like it. If you have no returned to their British Columbia word of com m endation to say for F O R * home this week after an extended your town or her people, em igrate. Plain and Fancy visit at th is place. You w on’t Stop the clock by going D eputy District A ttorney G. F. aw ay. T h e dogs will play the Skipw orth of Eugene, w as nose- sam e an d the pure air, bright su n A ddress, MRS. IR K N E E M E R S O N ing around C ottage G rove W ed shine an d sparkling w ater will C O T T A G E C.ROVR, O R E G O N nesday w hich m ade a certain ele have the same healthgiviug prop Lynx Hollow Items. m ent feel rath er nervous, especially erties, Speak a good word for D ealers in since the g ran d ju ry is still in ses your neighbors if you can. If I). VV. Caldwell went to Cottage you cannot, d o n ’t everlastingly sion . enlarge on their faults. If you G rove Monday. Miss Cora Scott has accepted a J . A. Briggs made a trip to the have become thoroughly dis position w ith the Lane County A b gruntled, move aw ay; go where county seat recently. stract Com pany at E ugene after things will suit you. You w on’t I. N . Dresser and son, Shirly, having served as stenographer in be missed very m uch. visited the Grove T uesday. the law office of A lta K ing in this Taxes are payable at the First Na Mr. R alph W right visited with city for a y ear or more, where she tional Bank as Heretofore. his cousin, Ellis H ard in g Sunday. rendered efficient service. Mr. S. B. Ja ck so n ’s people Little Miss O pal H art celebrated OBITUARY. visited at the Sheperdson’s home her 11th b irth d ay F eb ru ary 24th, by inviting eleven of her little girl Robt. Carey died at M cl,eans- Sunday. Miss W innie Dresser returned friends to her hom e on th a t day boro, Ills., Feb. 12, 1909, age 79 Lime, Cement and Spraying Materials. when gam es and a nice luncheon years, 9 m onths and 13 days. from a week visit on Silk creek, were enjoyed, the refreshm ents T he deceased was for m any years T uesday. Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour consisting of cake, can d y . and a resident of Cottage G rove and Miss Amy Owens of Silk creek Feed. Page W ire Fencing : : : : : : chocolate. Miss O pal w as tjie re besides having num erous friends visited T uesday and W ednesday cipient of m any pretty gifts. and relatives here will be rem em with W innie Dresser. We are glad to learn th a t I). P. D. T . Awbrey shipped a fine bered by m any of the older resi W hite M inorca cockerel to Everett, dents o f L ane county. H e was Sheridan, who has been quite ill, W ashington, T h u rsd ay , to be born at Liberty, Missouri, and in is able to be around again. m ated with a hen direct from M ad 1874 cam e to < >regon, locating at We are glad to learn th a t Mr. ison S quare G arden, New York, Cottage G rove where he lived until I). W . Caldwell lias rented the Mr. Aw brey to receive a setting of his removal to McLeansboro, a few Simmons place again for another o eggs from th is m ating, as well as years ago, where he m arried Mrs. season. one from a sim ilar m ating at Mary M angis who with his four Mrs. M. C. Smith of W alker Berkeley, California, for w hich he dau g h ters Mrs. M attie Medley, and nephew, Tom Roach of Eu- Mrs. Ellen M arklev, Mrs. Minnie furnished the cockerel. 1'nderwood and Em m a Branstetter I gene were guests at D. W . Cald- T h e poultry business in the P a survive him . F uneral services were ! w ell’s S unday. cific northw est is on the boom. Em broidery sale, Friday, S atu r conducted by Rev. McGee and the All the people who have pure bred M asonic fraternity of w hich de day, M onday and T uesday, we stock are doing well. Better than ceased w as an old member, at C ot will sell our 15 cent values for 8 ever before. And there are more tag e G rove S aturday Feb. 20 cents at L urch '9. of them th a n at any tim e in the interm ent in the Masonic cemetery. If you w ant a good paying little past. T he h igh prices of eggs the business inquire at the Bazaar, For Sale. past w inter helped some in m aking Spray & Co. have installed a the boom. But there is room for A good lig h t farm wagon and enormous grow th. W ill be room double harness, inquire at th is power feed chopper aud is pre pared to do custom chopping. office. as long as au egg is shipped in. FIRST NHTIONHLBHNK T H E QUALITY Bensons Pharmacy Let Us SPRAY Q j OR.WOOD SPR A Y GriffiipVeatch Hardware Co. THE P A G E WOVEN W IRE FENCE. SEW ING * SPRAY & COMPANY FARM IMPLEMENTS i Studebaker and Racine Wagons and Buggies FREE SEEDS T o anyone buying seeds from Spray C . we make the fol- lowing offer: Any one taking a first prize at the forthcoming Cot- tage Grove District Fair on any vegetable or flower grown from seed purchased from us we will refund cash for the whole bill of seeds purchased from us in addi- tion to the premium offered by the Fair Association. \ [ j J \ L j * j! j • < ! < -
