HENDERSON Habit Back
Corsets
FRO NT LACED ”
H E front laced models
t are
: the culmination of
the latest aud best ideas in
corset fashion. They re
model the figure, giving it
a perfectly moulded back,
giving it liues of grace and
symmetry and the long, ta
pering curves which are so
artistically beautiful. They
reduce the full figure, giviug it the flattened front and slender hip
effects. They are absolutely hygienic aud have the endorsement
of the leading physicians aud dressmakers.
We call special at
tention to the model illustrated which is made in two lengths, high
bust, for the tall figure, aud medium bust, for the shorter waisted
stout figure. This model is extremely long over the back and hips-
The extra laciug iu the back from the waist-line down permits an
absolutely perfect adjustment over the hack aud assists further iu
keeping the hips in perfect subjectiou, thus giviug the so-called
hipless figure.
W e carry the front laced corsets iu a varied line
of materials at prices ranging from $2..'SO to $12. We cordially
invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart
ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and
fittiug free.
Rees-Wallace Co.
W HERE YO U
A LI* Promptly Nailed.
DO BETTER
Poultry Notes.
LOCAL AND PEKSONAL
T H K L E A D E R 'S S T A T E M E N T .
“ As usual, little regard was paid
to the qualification of voters and
many men were voted who never
have had nor never will have in
terests to the value of a single
dollar in the town, pay no city or
any other tax aud whose earthly
wares consist of a grip sack con
taining a pair of sox, a necktie
and an unlauudried shtrt."
One fellow, just one, had the
Leader ' stopped” last week Ire-
cause it advocated the enforcement
of law aud order in this city. Yet,
a few highbinders are going around
saying “ the Leader lost 40 sub
scribers Saturday as a result of its
staud on municipal affairs.” We
will give $5 a head for every ‘lost’
subscrilrer, which can be found or
poiuted out by the said highbinders
with the exception of the one man
referred to above. Come in fellows
aud look over our list of new o„es!
Cretwrll Boy in Trophlo.
Deputy 1'. S. Marshal T. E-
Ilammersley came up from Port
land Saturday with a warrant for
the arrest of Percy Morse, a young
man living at Creswetl, who is
charged with some violation of the
United States postal laws. Mr.
Ilainmersly drove to Creswell in
the morning and brought the
young man to Eugene where he-
was taken before United States
Commissioner George B. Dorris
aud placed under lronds of $250
for his appearauce liefore the fed
eral court in Portland. The young
man's mother and E. D. Moxley
went on his bonds and he was re
leased— Guard.
Dressmaking.
Mrs. Sanford desires to announce
that she is again prepared to do all
kinds of dressmaking and solicits
the patronage of both old and new
customers. Call at her residence
on Ixicust street or Phone 277.
Ladies tailored suits a specialty.
Cited to
Appear in luvemle Court.
A citatiou was issued by Judge
Chrisman of the juvenile court
Friday directing Ada Jackson, a
delinquent child, to appear before
the court on Monday, April 12,
1909.
Suit in Partition.
John W . Hazleton, has com
menced
suit
against
George
Thompson et al and tbo unknown
heirs o f George W . Hazleton, de
ceased, to divide up the property
belonging to the estate.
Chas. F. Walker was transacting
business at Brownsville aud Halsey
late last week. Chas. heard of a
big poultry rauch at Halsey, hied
himself hither aud came home with
a big stock of up-to-date poultry
lore.
J. C. Morss was a county seat
visitor Monday.
Burbank Seed Potatoes for sale.
Inquire of Beidler Brothers.
There’s only one “ Flash.”
ware of injurious Imitations.
Be
Richard Tapp is up from Port
land visiting iu this community.
If you waut a good paying little
business inquire at the Bazaar.
Friday— cleaning up day— after
which Cottage Grove should shine.
A beautiful Easter Sunday and
a beautiful display of Easter hats.
It I). Lincoln, the meat slicer,
transacted business at Eugene
Monday.
Dozens of delighted eyes in Cot
tage Grove see with Dr. Lowe’s
superior glasses.
Lost, a neat pearl pin, shirt
waist set. Finder return to Leader
or Mrs. Curriu Cooley.
I. ost, by Mrs. L. E. Wynne,
pocket book containing something
over $6. Please return to her.
Free wagons and teams will call
aud haul your rubbish away Fri
day. Take advantage of the op
portunity.
It removes pitch, paint, ink and
fruit stains aud grease of any kind
iu a “ Flash” leaving the hands
It is best not to set turkey eggs soft and white.
before the middle of April, as
J. M. Gilkisou and wife, of A l
there are always cold rains, cold
bany, are spending a few davs in
damp weather, which proves so
this city looking after their prop
fatal to poults. You can get them
erty interests and visiting with
earlier if you have a large build
triends.
ing iu which they can run.
Appropriate
and
interesting
F.ggs for hatching— A few set
Iiaster services were held at the
ting- of eggs from a fine pen of
various churches all being nicely
Buff Leghorns. ( Barker Strain) for
decorated with calla lillies and
sale at 75 cents per 15.
Apply
other flowers and evergreens.
soon m C. F. Haudy, Cottage
M. Dittebrandt, M. I). Physician
G ove
' >re., yards in Gowdy-
and Surgeon. Special attention
ville addition.
50-2
given surgery and obstetrical
Well-filled is not always well-
cases. Office in First National
fed. The heu will crowd its crop
Bank building. Phone 561.
tf
full of corn, and will put on fat,
Mrs. W. S. Bennett of near
but will lay few eggs. T o be well-
Portland is a guest of Cottage
fed means more than just plenty of
Grove friends. She is well pleased
it. It means those kinds of feed
with her new home, but still hold
which will go to make eggs.
property interests in Cottage Grove.
H . K. Metcalf has received a
Mrs E. J. Beidler returned home
setting of eggs from Blackhurst,
Monday from a visit with her son
the Washington Buff Orpington
Ira at Oakland. She says the new
specialist, for which he paid $10.
town of Sutherland near Oakland
Harry is going after the Orpington
begins to present a citified appear
fellows and they want to keep au
ance,
eye on him or be will carry off all
Mrs. Henry Ilohl came down
of the blue strings.
from Cottage Grove Friday, bring
ing with her her brother Mike
Queen Either to Be Presented Soon. Henry who recently came in from
Minneapolis to visit her. Mike
The Civic Improvement commit was a citizen of liugene 17 years
tee of the Woman’ s Club has se ago and can scarcely realize it is
cured the services of Frof. M. E. the same place.— Register.
Robinson to give the sacred can-
Alton Hampton of Eugene, who
tatta “ Queen Esther," iu May. is associated with Mr. Tyson in
The proceeds will l>e used for the mercantile business in this city,
beautifying the city park. The last week purchased the home on
committee invites all who sing to Fourth street occupied by Mr. T y
kindly reserve their time for the son and wife, from Mrs. Minuie
first two weeks of May, to assist Price, consideration $1350. Mr.
them iu making “ Queeu Esther,’ * Tyson now feels more permanently
a success in every way. Prof located.
Robinson's ability as a musical
A ride out into the country re
director, is so well known that he
veals
to one the magnitude of im
needs no introduction aud anyone
provements
and progress in this end
who will avail themselves o f the
opportunity of practice will be re of the county. Uncle Bern Veatch
an old timer who rode out recently
paid for the effort.
to the Knox place from town was
almost bewildered at the change.
Marriage License Issued.
Having previously cut across lots
as it were, now one is compelled to
A marriage license was issued follow lanes and pass farm houses,
Friday to Bud Allen of Cottage conspicuously new.
Grove and Miss Fairy D. Wicks of
Star.
County Clerk Lee issued four
marriage licenses Saturday, and
Easter Sunday marked an epoch of
eight young people. The licenses
issued were to Jack Littell and
Miss Etta Morrison, both well
known clerks of Eugene: Ray E.
Griswold, a lumberman of Drain
and Nellie M. Richmond, a music
teacher qf Cottage Grove; George
C. Farmau and Mrs. Lillie Hous
ton, both of Ixtrane and John P.
Murphy aud Miss Myrtle H. Has-
kette. both o f Eugene.
Dr. I .owe desires every CTOSS-
Lime and sulphur spray at the
od person to consult him. New
Griffin, Veatch Co’s.
43
Si less method wf relief.
Griswold-Richmond Wedding.
M OST
ANY
BANK
Can handle yonr busmen* after
A very pretty wedding took place
a fashion, when tiiuea are good
at the home of the bride's sister,
and money easy.
W hen time*
Mrs. E. W. Armes iu Cottage
are liard and money tight you
feel the need of a business con
Grove, April 11, ‘09 when Miss
nection with a
Nellie W. Richmond of this city,
became the bride of Ray Elliot
Strong and
Griswold of Canton, Pa.
Reliable Bank
Promptly at 3 o ’clock to the
legal blanks of all kinds for sale at
strains of Meudelson’s wedding
Do your banking business aud make your credit good with
this office.
march, played by Miss Verna
Big passenger autos will make
The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co.
Brown, one of the bride's pupils,
the 60 mile trip between Prineville
the bride and groom Filtered the
and Sbaniko iu six hours.
parlor and took their places near
Friday and Saturday we will sell au embankment of ferns and
OK COTTAOK GROVE.
corset cover embroidery valued at Easter lillies. They were preced
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35 cents for 22 cents at I.urchs.
ed by Dr. Nave of Albany college
C. H. Aldridge of Hoquiam, who performed the beautiful ring
Washington, with his estimable ceremony of the Presbyteriau
family, have come to Cottage church.
Grove to reside permanently.
The bride was attired iu a trav
C. P. Jones aud wife of Minne eling suit of tauge grey chiffon
o f our Drugs admits o f no ques
apolis, Miuuesota, are guests of bioadcloth and carried a boquet of
tion.
We use the very purest
Lillies
of
the
Valley
and
Sweet
the former’ s son, C. P. Jones, Jr.
drugs it is possible to obtain.
Peas. The groom wore the con
and family of Cottage Grove.
A LL PREPARATIONS
ventional
black.
Mrs. F. II. Snodgrass who spent
and prescriptions are prepared
with the highest degree of care
The parlors were elaborately
Easter Sunday with her parents
and skill.
T o ile t Water, Com
decorated
with
pink
and
white
Mr. and Mrs. S. Y. Abbott, went
plexion Cream, l»ure Vaseline,
Talcum Powder, etc.
home to Cottage Grove Monday, carnations and ferns. The recep
tion room with Chinese lillies and
says the Eugene Register.
ferns, where many valuable pres
Altou Hampton of Eugene is a
ents were displayed.
guest of his partner iu merchan
At 4 o ’clock a buffet luuclieou
dising, Mr. Tyson, today. The
a
was served by four girls, prepaied
boys are building up a fiue busi
by Miss Edwards of Drain, who
ness already iu Cottage Grove.
recently finished a course iu Do
The
Rees-Wallace Co. have
mestic Science at the Oregon A g
crowded their commodious store
ricultural College at Corvallis.
room to its utmost capacity with a
The bride is a daughter of Mrs.
C O T T A G E GROVE, OREGON
fine new general merchandise
J. 1). Richmond of Cottage Grove,
stock. Their growing busiuess
Oregon, and graduated from the
made such a movement imparative.
College of Music of Willamette
Many citizeus have already University in the class of ’03, also
commenced removing unnecessary took a post graduate course at Ta
fences and cleaning up about their coma under L. S. Graham, now of
premises. Looks like the town the Boston Conservatory of Music,
will be pretty well cleaned up be who was for 14 years a student of
fore cleaning up day— Friday.
DeKonske; her methods and origi
File mining locatiou.— Ben Cur nal work has won for her great
ry has filed mining locations on success the last six years as a
B E A N ’S S P R A Y P U M P S are the Best.
claims which he calls “ Good music teacher.
Examine them before you buy.............
Times” and “ Jay Bird” in the Bo
Mr. Griswold graduated from
hemia district and Ed Jinks files Laffayette college as Civil Engi
“ Raven” aud “ Prosperity” in the neer iu the class of '94 aud is a
Manufactured from w ood oils and
same district.
member of the American Society
w
ood acids. Sure death to scale,
of
Civil
Engineers.
He
has
spent
Next Monday, one day only,
April 19th Fir. Lowe, the well a number of years iu the West
aphis, moss and fungus.....................
known optician, will be in Cottage Indies aud Venezula and the last
LIM E A N D SULPHUR. SPR AY
Grove, Tuesday in Draiu. As he three ill the lumlier and timber in
does not go from house to house, terests iu Oregon.
They departed on the 6 o ’clock
consult him at his hotel office.
train amid a shower iyf rice for
Nineteen years experience.
Sunday's Eugene Register print Portland and Puget Sound cities
ed a nice picture of the Cottage on their wedding tour. '
The bride’s boquet was caught
Grove W . O. W . degree team,
by
Miss Edwards of Drain.
which will visit Eugetie aud partic
Congratulatory telegrams were
ipate in the big log rolling event
on April 19th, next Moudav even- received from friends in Pennsyl
vania, New York, California aud
ing.
Washington.
An old duffer with a proboscis
The Standard H igh Grade Fence o f the
looming up like a light house at
W orld.
There is o ver 400 miles o f this
miduight aud a rotunda like unto
Royal Intermediate School Items
famous w ire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
a (near) beer keg, is trying to in
This is H igh Carbon Spring W ire which w ill
duce some of his friends to notify
Elder J. M. Cole visited the
keep its shajie when projterly stretched. W ill
the merchants with whom they school Thursday.
carry a full stock o f w ire a t all times.
trade that they must “ remove their
Mr. Kyle Keudall is working ill
ad from the leader or lose their
his garden of late.
trade.” One merchant who had
or STEARNS & CHEN0WITH, Agents
We are glad that Willis Gilder- DAVID GRIGGS,
beard of the boycot or blackmail
C o ttle Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
scheme remarked that the first sieve is up and about again.
A .100 a 're farm near Springfield
B. K. Lawsou will build au was sold to Alaska parties for $25,-
$8,000 brick on his lots on maiu 000 .
street with pressed brick front.
The weather will lie goo* for
Clean up the city.
seven Sundays for it didn’ t rain on
You can’t keep a good town Easter.
dowr.
Mining location notices and
Friday and Saturday we will sell
Tw o incubators and one brooder
Some individual who has an
all in first class condition, for sale corset cover embroidery valued at
imaginary grievance against the
at a bargain. W . B. DENNIS 35 cents for 22 cents at I.urchs.
Leader, and also our old frieud,
Blackbutte, Oregon.
Mr». C. B. King came up from
A. I’ . Churchill, are alleging that
A snap for some poultryinan Eugene Monday to visit with her
the Leader stated that ‘ ‘the Bo
hemia miners who voted in the late may be found iu the flock of 25 daughter-in-law, Mrs. C. R. King.
Mrs. Kate Hunt and daughter,
city election only possessed a grip pullets and one cockerel, of the
sack, containing a pair o f sox best Rhode lslaud Reds iu this of Wildwood, visited with Cottage
and an uulaundried shirt.” The community. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Grove friends Friday and Satur
day.
Leader did not say anything of the Walker, Weber street.
kind, nor make any such reference
to the Bohemia miners aud any
person or jiersoiis who say we did
willfully aud maliciously state an
untruth. Here is what the Leader
did say. (let a copy of the paper
of April 6th aud read for yourself:
Get prices on house liuiug at
Hampton’s liefore buying.
FIRST NHTI0NHL BHNK
T H E Q U A L IT Y
Bensons Pharmacy
Let Us SPRAY
O R W O O D
SPRAY
GriffiiuVeatch Hardware Co.
THE PAGE WOVEN WIRE FENCE.
Miss Winnie Dresser was visit
fellow who put such a proposition
up to him would get “ punched on ing on Silk Creek last week.
the spot and he would not lie parti
Archie Wilson was a caller at
Mr. Babcock's place Sunday.
cular as to the spot.”
SPRAY & COMPANY
Willis, Margery and Altba Gil-
You and your children are safe
if you wear Dr. I.owe’s glasses— dersleve called on Alice Wheeler.
eye safe and price safe. Dozens
Elder Cole gave a lecture last
of Cottage Grove references.
Thursday evening in the church.
D ealers in
Alice and Hiram Wheeler visit
ed at Gildersleve’s Saturday even
Having sold nty harness shop ing.
W illis and Altha Gildersleve
and business, those knowing them
selves indebted to me will please were visitors at Wheelers residence
call aud settle their accounts at Sunday.
Please Call and Pay Up.
their earliest
thereby oblige,
convenience
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
and
There were three members bap
tised into the S. I). A . church last
Any person claiming bills or ac Thursday.
Miss Bernice went home last
counts of any nature against the
undersigned, or against the Black week. She reports that she likes
Butte mine, are requested to pre the Alsea country fine.
A
lbert
S t o c k s .
Studebaker and Racine
Wagons and Buggies
sent same, on or before April 15th
The Misses Winnie Dresser and
at the office of the Blackbutte Amy Owens were guests o f Alice
mine, at Blackbutte, Oregon. \V. Wheeler Friday evening.
B. D e n n is .
51-2t
John Mecham aud Hamilton
Those knowing themselves in Fox were callers at John Ashby’s
debted to Conner & Cochran of the home Thursday evening.
Bazaar, please call and settle their
Misses Blanche Johnson and
accounts at the leader office, the Ethel Parmele called at the home
Bazaar business having changed of Miss Margery Gildersleve Easter
Dr. Ixtwe’s superior glasses cost hands.
Sunday.
no more than others aud you have
The temperance lecture which
the benefit of his skill and over
An Excellent Attraction Coming.
was given at the school house
nineteen years of experience.
The Josephine lieffrv Company Wednesday evening was very in
Consult him at Hotel Oregon,
goes
to armory hall for an engage teresting.
Monday, April 19.
ment o f 3 nights commencing
The Christian Endeavor District
Thursday night, 15th presenting a
Rtomerf Wanted
Convention will be held in this
selection of delightful and refresh
city, Fridav and Saturday, April
ing comedies aud drama*
16th and 17tb. Interesting pro
Pleasant front rooms, electric
grams will be rendered at each
Friday and Saturday we will sell light, bath. Terms very reasona
session of the convention and all corset cover embroidery valued at ble. Cunningham's in P. T. Build
Christian Endeavor workers and .14 cents for 22 cents at I.urchs.
ing.
others interested are invited to at
A Dallas man has a lemon tree
tend. The afternoon and evening
For Sale.
session Friday will be held at the with over 60 very large lemons on
10,000 feet good lumber for sale.
Presbyterian church and Saturday it. Wonder if he intends to hand
Inquire C. W . W a l l a c e .
50lf
them out.
at the Christian church.
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Lime, Cem ent and Spraying Materials.
Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour
Feed. Page W ir e Fencing
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FREE SEEDS
T o anyone buying seeds from
i » Spray
C o . w e make the fol-
lowing offer:
A n y one taking a
- i first prize at the forthcoming (Jot-
tage G ro v e District Fail on any
vegetable or flower grown from
seed purchased from us w e will
refund cash for the w hole bill o f
seeds purchased from us in addi-
fion to the premium offered by
the Fair Association.
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