Cottage Grove leader., March 19, 1909, Image 3

HENDERSON Habit Back LOCAL AMI « » M l
Begins to feel like Easter.
Corsets
N ext year we will lie counted.
“ FRONT LACED ”
T > IIK front laced models
A a are th e culm ination of
the latest and best ideas in
corset fashion. They re­
model the figure, giving it
a perfectly moulded back,
giving it liues of grace and
symm etry and the long, t a ­
pering curves which are so
artistically beautiful. They
reduce the full figure, giving it the flattened front an d slender hip
effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsem ent
of the leading physiciaus and dressm akers.
We call special a t­
tention to the model illustrated w hich is m ade in two lengths, high
bust, for the tall figure, and medium bust, for the shorter waisted
stout figure. T his model is extrem ely long over the back and hips-
T he ex tra lacing in the back from the w aist-line down permits an
absolutely jierfect adjustm ent 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 m aterials at prices ranging from $2.SO to $12. W e cordially
invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset d ep art­
ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and
fitting free.
Rees-Wallace Co.
W HERE Y O U DO BETTER
COMMERCIAL CLUB’S
ABSENT WITNESSES
SOCIAL EVENING !
CAUSE OF DELAY
T he exam ination of Fay Allison
and Charlie Dyer, the Cottage
('■rove youths charged with the
crimes of rape and contributing to
the delinquency of a minor girl,
respectively, w hich was to have
been held before Justice of th e
Peace Bryson T hursday m orning,
was postponed u n til T uesday,
March .JO, at 9:.T0a. in. on account
P ian o d n e t ...................M isses R ichm ond
of the absence of two im portant
C h a rad e.......................... ............“ G a lla n try " witnesses. One of them is one of
Vocal solo ........................... M iss A nd erso n
the girls m ixed up in the case.
P ian o s o lo ......................
M iss
KimiiA Jo b
Shadow p a n to m im e ........... C lub m em bers She has left C ottage Grove for
Vocal d u e t .........................................."H arney M parts
cCoy" unknow n, but the officers
I). T. A w brey, Mrs. A. Ilrnnd
think they can locate her easily
R e a d in g ............................. "S tove-pipe-liole T he other witness is sick. Allison
H a rry R rehaut
and Dyer were adm itted to $500
P iano so lo ................. M iss G eo rg etta Ilerg
lxinds each, w hich was furnished.
T he club parlors were b ea u tifu l­
—E ugene G uard.
ly festooned in green, and most of
the m usical selections and other
Presbyterian Church Announcements.
num bers on the program were of
Irish composition and appropriate
T he annual congregational m eet­
to S aint P a tric k ’s day. P articu lar­ ing of the Presbyterian church of
ly elaborate w as th e charade ‘‘gal­ C ottage ('.rove, Oregon, will be
la n try ” iu w hich the m any c h a r­ held in the church T h u rsd ay ,
acters representing the court of M arch 25th. D inner at noon w ith
Queen E lizabeth, appeared iii good social tim e an d business in
court costumes, in which the act the afternoon.
of Sir W alter Raleigh, in spread­
Every member an d all who are
ing his robe over a m uddy spot in interested in the work are urged to
the queen’s pathw ay over which lie present aud participate in the
she passed, constituted th e hidden services.
word, w hich no one present at the
" T h e Bed is Shorter th an that
social was able to discover. T he a Man can Stretch himself on i t , ”
gentlem an and lady guests were and “ T he Good S am aritan " are
given num bers from 1 to 12 re­ Dr. N av e’s pulpit themes at 11 a.
spectively and their futures were m. and7:.J0 p. m. iu the Presby­
revealed by the shadow pantom im e terian church n ex t S abbath. S ab ­
exhibition w hich was very am us­ bath school 10 a. m. Christian
ing. T he duet, in Irish costumes, E ndeavor (>:.J0 p. m.
“ Barney McCoy” by I). T.
T he closing com munion of the
Awbrey and Mrs. Bruud, received church year together with recep­
a hearty encore as did the other tion of new members will occur
m usical num bers and reading, Mr. S abbath M arch 28th at 11 a. m.
Brehaut responding to a hearty en ­
core. Following the program the
Mrs. F. I). W heeler returned
m eeting was resolved into a home W ednesday from a visit to
social session d uring w hich time Portland and Oregon City, having
refreshm ents consisting of “ green” organized a “ Y ” association at
lettuce sandwiches, coffee, cake the latter place. She also visited
and fruit punch was served aud Newberg and Salem aud w hile at
various gam es were enjoyed until the Capitol visited the W illam ette
the wee small hours.
university where she delivered a
T he Com m ercial Club social
com mittee composed of liotli ladies
an d gentlem en gave a very pleas­
ant and enjoyable social W ednes­
day evening at the club rooms to
the club m em bers and a few of
their friends. II. O. Thom pson,
president of the club, presided in
his usual pleasing m anner and the
following program w as rendered:
brief address in th e interests of
O rder your new suit for E aster the “ Y .” She reports a pleasant
trip.
at VV. A . H em enw ay’s.
New Spring Merchandise
D R E S S GOODS AND S IL K S
L atest Spring W eaves
and Colorings
WOOL DRESS MATERIALS
Wool Satin Prunellas
Striped Silk Luster
Empress Poplin
Panamas, Heringbones and
Shadow-striped.
Waisting, Silk and Wash Goods
Messaline, Foulard, Pongee Silks
Merc Poplin, Challies, Batists, Tissues
Burkholder=Wood Co
T here are no St. P atricks now.
N esm ith couuty 1910! l.est you
forget.
Common sense brings fancy
prices.
T h e robins are very happy these
m ornings.
( iregon will continue w earing of
the green.
Look around at th e premises,
an d clean up.
Somehow th e saints are all
long since dead.
Now the law n mowers also be­
gin to m ake music.
A city council is really ait im ­
portant liody. Vote right.
Big line new dress goods for
E aster at W . A. H em enw ay’s.
March 27 is the date set for Miss
Bartels m illinery opening at Yon-
calla.
Capt. B. K. Lawson was tra n s­
acting business at the county seat
T h u rsd ay .
G rand opening day at Miss
Bartels “ F ash io n ” m illinery store
M arch 25.
J. W. K irk of Doreua w as tra n s­
acting business in E ugene a few
days th is week.
A m illinery opening could not
be a success w ithout a good m any
purse openings.
Miss Eliza McGee has accepted
a position with the G riffin-Veatch
H ardw are Co.
O ur novelty line of ladies La
V ogue suits for spring wear just
arrived at L u rch ’s.
Alton H am pton of Eugene, was
a guest of his associate Mr. Tyson
iu th is city W ednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. E ugene Matlock
m ade friends at the county seat a
brief visit late th is week.
J. I. Jones was looking after
business m atters at Portland and
other points north this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Barker re­
turned home from E ugene T h u rs­
day where they were m arried the
day before.
Prof. Johnson of th e Royal
Interm ediate school was looking
after business m atters in this city
T h u rsd ay afternoon.
A m arriage license was granted
W ednesday to John Barker and
Mrs. M alinda L. Underwood, both
of C ottage Grove.
T h e spring was sure to come.
It alw ays does once a y ear.—
Portland Jo u rn al. Yes, and som e­
tim es two or three times.
H alf of th e receipts at the
Electric th eater M onday au d T u es­
day evenings will be donated to
the N esm ith baseball club.
T he forthcom ing sweet pea show
will have a rival in floral display
an d g ran d u re in Miss Bartels g rand
m illinery opening M arch 25.
L. F. Wooley returned home
W ednesday from a short sojourn
at Eugene, where lie was accom ­
panied by his daughter, Mrs.
E thel Hill.
M. D ittebrandt, M. D. Physician
and Surgeon. Special attention
given surgery and obstetrical
cases. Office in First N ational
Bank building. Phone 561.
tf
A ttorney an d Mrs. J . S. Medley
have returned home from Eugene
where Mr. Medley was attending
court an d Mrs. Medley was visit­
ing with relatives and friends.
H arry W ebber was tran sactin g
business at Eugene T hursday and
invested iu one of M cC lanuahan’s
incubators an d
brooders. Mr.
W eber will handle Barred Rocks
on quite an extensive scale.
T h e dressm akers in convention
in C hicago announce th a t the
“ w aist lin e” in dresses is to lie
abolished. It is suggested th at it
will now be the considerate th in g
for young women to provide d ia ­
gram s when their sw eethearts call.
Andrew Nelson went to Eugene
T hursday an d after a few days
visit with his parents will go oil a
trip through E astern Oregon, Idaho
an d N evada to look over some of
the propositions for the installation
of electric power plants.
T he carpenters are busy in the
Spray b u ilding pu ttin g in p a rti­
tions aud galleries to receive the
stock of the W ynne H ardw are Co.,
this firm h av in g recently consoli­
dated with the Spray Com pany
under the nam e of S prav-W ynne
Co. T hey will have a fine, large
establishm ent, and will conduct a
general hardw are, farm imple-
i incut, feed, seed and commission
business.
ONE OF US TWO.
T he day will daw n w hen one of us shall
tiark en
Iu v ain to h ear a voice tlia t has grow n
d n mb;
A nd m o rn s sh a ll fade, noons pale, anil
shadow s d a rk e n
W h ile sail ey es w atch for leel th at
n e v e r come.
( >nt* of u s tw o m u st som e tim e lace e x ­
isten ce
A lone w ith m em ories th at Imt sharpen
pain;
A nd th e s e sw eet d a y s sh all slim e In ck
in th e d istan c e
l a k e d ream s of sum m er daw ns in
n ig h ts of ra in .
O ne of ns two, w ith to rtu re d h eart hall-
broken,
S hall read lo n g -treasu re d letters th r o ’
sa lt tear«:
S hall k iss w ith a n g u ish lip s each c h e r­
ish ed to k en
T h a t speaks of th e s e love-crow ned,
d elicious years.
O ne of n s tw o sh a ll find all light, all
b eau ty .
All joy on e a rth a ta le forever done;
S hall know h en cefo rth th at life m eans
on ly d u ty —
O God! O G o d ! h av e p ity on th a t one.
—K m . A WHBKI.KR W il c o x .
John C. Y oung was confirmed
as postm aster at Portland, Oregon.
T h e V eatch H ardw are Co. lias
put in a full line of baseball
goods.
O ur novelty liue of ladies La
Yogtte suits for spring wear just
arrived at L u rch ’s.
!
Cabbage, cauliflower and pansy
plan ts for sale at M etcalf &
B ran d 's grocery.
Isaac T aylor is building a neat
modern cottage on the corner of
second and Tennessee streets for
his daughter, Mrs. W alker.
T h e next im portant event in
C ottage G rove is scheduled for
M arch 25—opening day at "T h e
F ash io n ” m illinery store.
Mr. M. Shepardson is treating
his nice new hom e east of the de­
pot to the second coat of paint
w hich adds m aterially to its ap ­
pearance.
A grand line of ribbons and
some of the swellest bows at Miss
Bartels m illinery.
Also gold,
silver and tuscan French band
trim m ings.
W est side photo gallery on
River street, for all kinds of
photography, postal cards and
stam p pictures. Views a specialty.
Phone 150.J.
48-8t
J. B. W ilhelm, accom panied by
Rufus W ood and Reese Parker, as
witnesses, went to Cottage G rove
W ednesday to prove up on his
tim ber claim .—G uard.
Prof. Johusoti aud wife of the
Royal A cadem y went to Portland
T h u rsd ay to attend line state con­
ference of the Seventh Day A d­
ventist church to be -held in th at
city th e com ing week
Royal
Intermedia!«
School
Items
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M O ST
ANY
BANK
O scar W heeler is on the sick
list this week.
Mr. W illiam Moore was absent
Monday on account of sickness.
Miss Alice W heeler speut S u n ­
day night with Miss lidith Davis.
A rchie Wilson speut S aturday
evening with his friend Carl L ar­
sen.
a fatk io n , w hen tim es are gooil
an d m oney easy.
W hen tim es
are h a rd and m oney tig h t you
feel th e need of a busin ess con­
n ectio n w itli a
S tro n g and
Reliable Bank
Do your b an k in g business aud m ake your credit good with
Mr. Kyle Kendall was a caller
at his friends home iu town last
week.
T h e m ajority of the young
jieople are Y's, we d o n ’t m eau to
say wise.
1
Mr. Ilam ilto u V eatch au d family
were visitors at Mr. O w en’s S atu r­
day aud Sunday.
W illis Gildersleve called at the
home of Mrs. Eloise W heeler last
Saturday evening.
T he Students celebrated a recess
last week cleaning up a play
grouud for the school.
Part of the Gildersleve family
were callers at the home of A. 1).
Owens last Saturday evening.
T hursday,m orning Mrs. W heeler
gave us a real good talk at the
school w hich we all enjoyed very
m uch.
Mrs. F ran k I). W heeler o rg an ­
ized a club of Y ’s W ednesday
evening at the church. T he m em ­
bership to start the good work is
thirty-tw o.
T h e old barn accross the road
has gone up iu smoke, also the old
rail fence of which we all helped
to get rid, so you see all can enjoy
their absence.
Q uite a num ber of our young
people heard the lecture iu the
G rove th at was given by Dr. H o­
m an. They were all well pleased
aud thought his ideas right to the
point.
New Factory for Cottage Grove.
H ow ard Beagle is erecting a
neat huilditig ott the corner of his
residence lot on F ourth street to be
used as a work shop or factory for
the m an u factu re of one of the very
best w ashing m achines on the
m arket for which he has the patent
right for this state.
H e will put
iu th e necessary m achinery with
w hich to m anufacture these m a­
chines, at first, of course, oil a
lim ited scale, but the Leader pre­
dicts th a t he will soon find it nec­
essary to enlarge his building an d
increase his working force, as th e
product w hich he will turn out c a n ­
not help Iteitig a winner.
T hese
are the k in d of institutions which
aid m aterially in building up a
town, an d should be encouraged
an d sought for.
T he Leader
wishes Mr. Beagle unbounded suc­
cess in his enterprise.
Can h a n d le y o u r business a lte r
The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co.
FIRST NHTIONHLBHNK
OF COTTAGE G R O V E.
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T H E Q U A LITY
of o u r D ru g s ad m its of uo q u e s­
tio n .
W e use th e v ery p u rest
d ru g s it is possible to obtain.
A L L PREPARATIONS
a n d p rescrip tio n s are p rep ared
w ith th e h ig h e st d eg ree of care
an d sk ill.
T o ile t W ater, Com ­
p lex io n Cream , l’n re V aseline,
T alcu m Powder, etc.
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Bensons Pharmacy
CO TTA G E GROVE, OREGON
Let Us SPRAY
BEAN S SPRAY PUM PS are the Best.
Examine them before you buy...............
O K W O O D
S P R A Y
Manufactured from wood oils and
wood acids. Sure death to scale,
aphis, moss and fungus.......................
L IM E A N D S U L P H U R . S P R A Y
Griffin-Veatch Hardware Co.
THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
World.
There is over 400 miles of this
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
This is High Carbon Spring Wire which will
keep its shape when properly stretched. Will
carry a full stock of wire at .all times.
T h e Griffin-Veatch Co. received
Married.
61,000 rounds of Peters am m uni­
I n q u ire of
tion th is week. They carry a fine
At the home of Mr. an d Mrs. J. DAVID QRKiQS,
or
STEARNS
& CHEN0WITH, Agents
stock of guns, am m unition and C. Branstetter in Eugene, March
Cottage
Grove,
Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
fishing tackle iu connection with 17, 1909, at 7 p. in., John Barker j
th eir general hardw are.
an d Mrs. M alinda L. Underwood,
Capt. Bert Lawson says he has both of Cottage Grove. Rev. \V.
f l a|./a|ii(i|i)fs|sys|^r4Q0|i»s|slQ|9Q|S«i^9fs|i)(3|»^
sold out his business in order to V. McGee of Creswell officiating.
devote more tim e to his cam paign T he ceremony was performed in
for councilm an and if elected will the presence of only a few persons,
probably run just as sprightly to but was impressive and beautiful.
keep out of reach of his city con­ Little I.ucile Branstetter played the
w edding m arch for the occasion.
stituents.
D e a le rs irv
O w ing to the illness of one T h e bride is a sister of Mrs. Brail
stetter an d the groom is a business
councilm an au d the absence from
town of another there was no m an of Cottage Grove. T hey are
both well known in the county
m eeting of th e city council W ed­
an d h av e the hearty co n g ratu la­
nesday evening. A special m eet­
tions and well wishes of hosts of
in g will be held the evening of
friends.— lvugeue G uard.
M arch 20th.
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‘ SPRAY & COMPANY
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
T h e ladies will be pleased to
Born.
learn th a t Miss Bartels has the
largest and most elegant line of G R IG G S— To the wife of H iram
G riggs in this city, M arch L
spring m illinery this season ever
1909, a 9Yt pound daughter.
displayed in Cottage (»rove and
“ H i” is as proud as a little boy
th a t her g ran d opening day has
in his first pair of red top I toots
I teen set for March 25.
N o cigars.
Chas. Cochran, wife an d baby
contem plate moving to Creswell in
D re s s m a k in g
a short tim e th at Mr. Cochran may
Mrs. Sanford desires to announce
give more personal attention to his
real estate business at th a t place. th a t she is again prepared to do all
H e will m ake some disposition of k in d s of dressm aking and solicits
the p atronage of Itoth old and new
his interest in the Bazaar here.
M any a Cottage Grove wife and custom ers. Call at her residence
d au g h ter are treating the head of on laicost street or Rhone 277.
th e family unusually k in d just Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
now in contem plation of a lilteral
contribution for those new Easter
h ats already “ spotted" at Miss
B artels’ “ F ashion” m illiaery store
Miss F ran k Dean, d au g h ter of
Editor Dean of the Coquille H erald
h as accepted a position in the
Leader rom posing rooms. She is
residing here with Iter m other and
brother, where Mrs. Dean came
some tim e ago in the hope of Itene
firing her health.
Studebaker and Racine
Wagons and Buggies
Lime, Cement and Spraying Materials.
Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour
Feed. Page Wire Fencing
FREE SEEDS
To anyone buying seeds from
Spray
C o . we make the fol­
lowing offer: Any one taking a
first prize at the forthcoming C ot­
tage Grove District Fair on any
vegetable or flower grown from
seed purchased from us we will j
refund cash for the whole bill of (
seeds purchased from us in addi- j
don to the premium offered by {
the Fair Association.
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Cotlap (¡rove Dray Co.
W . T. KAYSER
P K U P R IF .T O K
All Kinds of Hauling and
Heavy Dray Work
Moving Pianos a Specialty!
With Sjtccial Equipment
o rn e r.
at J. V. T hom to n ’s C onfectionery.
O ur novelty line of ladies La
Vogue suits for spring wear just
PH O N E
Office, 142%
Residence, : m
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