HENDERSON Habit Back
Corsets 3 n
“ FRONT LA CED
T
H E front laced m odels
are th e culm ination of
the latest and best ideas in
corset fashion.
T hey re
model th e figure, giving it
a perfectly m oulded back,
giving it Hues of grace and
sym m etry and the long, t a
pering curves w hich are so
artistically beautiful. They
d u c e the full figure, giving it th e flattened front and slender hip
fleets. They are absolutely hygienic and h av e the endorsem ent
of the leadittg physician» and dressm akers.
W e call special a t
tention to the model illustrated w hich is m ade iu two lengths, high
bust, for the tall figure, aud m edium bust, for the shorter w aisted
stout figure. T h is model is extiem ely loug over the back and hips-
T he ex tra lacing in the back from th e w aist-line down perm its an
absolutely perfect adjustm ent over the back aud assists further iu
keeping the hips in perfect subjection, th u 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.SO to $12. We cordially
invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset d ep art
ment aud inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and
fitting free.
Rees-Wallace Co.
W HERE YOU DO BETTER
WHEN FATHER HAS
THE GRIP.
Poor m o th er wear» a w orried look,
A nd sis te r w ears a frow n;
Ami if I v en tu re up th e stair»
T hey sen d m e straig h tw ay down,
I ’m g o in g to th e d r u g » tore now,
I'p o n a h u rrie d trip ,
T o g et som e o th er k in d of dope,
F o r fa th e r h as th e g rip .
I heard h im m oaning in th e n ig h t,
lie said h is h ead w ould sp lit;
Anti th en h e th o u g h t h is back would
break
In ju s t a little h it.
l i e told 11 s th a t hi» legs w ere »ore,
Anti soon it wa» h is h ip ;
It seem s th a t e v e ry th in g is sick
W hen fath er has th e grip.
T he d octor cam e today aud left
Som e capsules, anti h e said
T o tak e one each th re e h o u rs u n til
T he pain h ad really fled.
Says pa, “ T h at m eans tw elv e h o u rs be
fore
I g iv e th is pain th e »lip;
I ’ll bet h e ’d find a faster dope
J f he h ad g o t th e g r i p .”
A nd th en h e told uia th a t h e th o u g h t
T h at he was g oing to «lie;
Anti ma says, no th a t is n ’t so,
Anti g av e th e reason why.
T h e n pa g o t m ad anti to ld h e r th a t
H e d id e n 't w ant h e r lip.
Oh, th e re ’s n o coinfort in o u r flat
W hen fa th e r has th e g rip .
—D etro it F re e Press.
The New Arcade.
T he new A rcade electric th eatre
will open in its new quarters in
the M artin huildiug Friday even
iug. T he b u ilding has been com
pletely overhauled. A wide arched
entrance with a profusion of elec
trie lights lends an .attractio n to
the place. T he floor has been
elevated, tile place nicely seated
aud a com m odious stage provided
for vaudeville specialties. T he
place has been repapered, painted
an d brillian tly lighted and is sure
to become a very popular entertain
inent resort, especially under the
efficient and courteous m anage
m ent of John M. Sherwood and
At I.ugg.
A trio of vaudeville specialists
will arrive from Portland Friday
to play a three n ights engagem ent
at the A rcade in connection with
the regular show. They will ap
pear Friday and S aturday evening
aud S unday afternoon when the
bill will consist of sacred songs
films and a good m oral entertain
m ent.
Lecture
“RATTLESNAKE BOB”
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE
r
There seems to have been au u n
necessary am ount of excitem ent
aroused by the fact th a t rattle
snakes were served at a recent
supper iu this state at which a
party of autom obilists participated,
says the P hiladelphia Inquirer.
T he eveut would have caused no
comment iu the w ilds of Pike
county, for the reason that where
the rattlesnake lives he is respec-
ed. He is not fooled with because
his fangs contains poison. But
when he is once dead he is a very
succulent addition to the table.
T he point should not be over
looked th a t in the last agonies of
death the rattlesn ak e has a way of
biting himself—com m itting suicide
to end his miseries. 1 h such cases
it would he to say the least, moat
im prudent to eat the poison-im
pregnated flesh. Hut it is satis
factory to know th a t in such
cases the flesh turns green and can
easily be detected.
T he rattlesnake is one of the
most edible of his tribe. In the
south he is most esteemed as s
diet. He lives on squirfels and
inice and birds, and is not the
dangerous creature most persons
im agine. On the contrary, he is
the highest of all snake creatures,
liecause he gives plenty of w arn
ing and does not desire to attack
or to be attacked. H e is best
eaten after he has been dried and
cured, m uch after the m anner of
codfish. In the south there is a
fine way of sm oking rattlesnake
flesh, with the result th a t when
you eat him there is a sort of
sm oky, gam y “ je ue sais quoi!”
flavor that is at least enlivening—
especially when you find out what
you have been eating.
I)r. F ra u k liu G eselb rach t, pastor
of the First Presbyterian church of
A lbany, will lecture in the Presby
terian church on n ex t Friday even
ing at « o 'c lo c k . Subject, “ A do
lescence.”
T his lecture is given under the
auspices of th e high school.
Hriug a book for the benefit of
the high school library if you can.
Everybody cordially invited.
Please Call and Pay Up.
H aving sold my harness shop
an d business, those know ing th em
selves indebted to me will please
call and settle their accounts at
their earliest convenience and
thereby oblige, A l b k r t S t o c k s .
T hose know ing them selves in
debted to Conner & Cochran o r the
Bazaar, please call and settle their
accounts at the Leader office, the
B azaar business h aving changed
hands.
We know a m an who swallowed
a $2000 house in just two years
an d is now content with w hat his
wife can earn over the w ashtub
an d the stray ones he can pick up
on the side, a bar room fly; still
there are people who refuse to
believe th at th e w hale swallowed a
little tidbit lik e Jo n a h .—E x
Rev. E. P. A shcraft an d wife,
of Ix>s Angeles, accom panied by
Miss Lulu H arshm an of Compton,
California, were guests of A ttorney
and Mrs. W . C. Counter last week,
the former being a brother-in-law of
A ttorney Counter.
A W allow a county man sold his
farm for nearly $5000 more th an he
paid for it three years ago and has
m ade good money on it in the
m eantim e.
T he keen frost of S aturday
night is said to have been slightly
dam aging to the prospective c h e n y ,
Miss Jones, Miss Vesta Holt, peach and p lu m crop in th is vicin
Miss Cora Chace, F ra n k Tripp,
ity.
Rev. H . N . Mount and others
P hotographer A rm strong m ade
went to C ottage G rove F riday to
fine post card and other views
attend the district convention of
C hristian E ndeavor societies.—F.u- of C ottage G rove last week. They
are for sale.
gene Register.
To Attend C. E. Convention.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Fences going down. Property
going up. City becom ing more
like a city.
PROMINENT WOODMEN
ATTEND BIG EVENT
Petiuy post cards at th e Bazaar.
A light shower th is m orning—
rain needed.
T oo m uch w hite bread is u n
healthy, anyw ay.
T h e Hood River co unty jail has
its first prisoner.
T h e sm all boy is mow busy,
studying circus posters.
Five floral or view post cards at
the Bazaar for 5 cents.
Clean up day w as a great sue
cess. How our city does shiue
now.
w tsa ssà ssssE e e w
M O ST
ANY
BANK
Can handle your business after
a fashion, when tiiuc* are gum l
Linn co u n ty ’s pioneer reunion
Eugene, April 20—O ne of the
and money easy.
When times
will be held at Brownsville, J n u e ! greatest events iu the au u als of
are bard aud money tig h t you
feel the need of a business con
25, 24 aud 25, this year.
local W . O. W . circles was th a t of
nection with a
A good shower would help the the m onster log-rolling held last
early gardens aud growing grain evening at the W. (). W hall ou
Strong and
and would be generally welcomed, west E ighth street. Many promi-
Reliable Bank
Com pany K raised a . little fuud ,,e"* Woodmen were present from
I)o your b au k iu g business aud m ake your credit good with
about town yesterday in a short all sectious of the state and alto
time to l>e used iu im proving the gether 700 members of m ystic
The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co.
woodcraft were iu attendance.
target range.
T
he
hall
was
simply
packed
and
O ur F riday and Saturday bargain
for this week will be ladies black over one hundred persons were
sateen skirts valued at $1.50 for compelled to stand.
OF COTTAOK mtOVK.
Eugene Woodmen will long re
98 ceuts. At L u rch 's.
member th e big m eeting of last
“ F la sh ” is excellent for the
C. H. Jones visited th e county bath, as ii cleanses the pores, night. At m idnight the work was
Eu
seat on a business tnissiou Satui leaving th e skin sweet, clean and still going ou at full blast.
gene, O ak lan d an d Cottage Grove
day.
free from u n h ealth y m atter.
team s started their work at 11:15,
N early tim e for the w ater wagon
A. I.. - Reed, the shoe-m aker, com peting for a handsom e loving
—sprinkler— to appear
ou the who is also a harness-m aker, has
of o u r D ru g s ad m its of n o ques
cup, E ugene w innhig the prize.
streets.
tio n .
W e use th e very p u rest
added a sm all stock of harness.
OFFICERS POTTING ON WORK.
d ru g s i t is possible to obtain.
Mrs. Powell who is teach in g the Prices right aud the harness are
Following were the officers w ho
ALL PREPARATIONS
Divide school spent S atu rd ay in right.
1-2
put on the work of initiation:
an d p rescrip tio n s are prep ared
this city.
Cyrus C. Brock h as returned to
w ith th e h ig h est d eg ree of care
Cou sul Com m ander, I . I. Hoak.
a n d Skill.
T o ile t W ater, Com
M ining location notices and C ottage G rove from a few days
A dviser Lieutenant, C. A. W alk
p lexion Cream , I*ure V aseline,
legal b lan k s of all k in d s for sale at visit at Salem . H e was very fa er, Cottage Grove.
T alcum 1‘ow der, etc.
this office.
vorably impressed w ith O regon's
Banker, I’. E. Snodgrass, E u
M arshal F ran k Snodgrass is capilol city.
gene.
tak in g a little vacation w ith friends
A large num ber of th e W . O.
Past Consul, A1 Powers, Spring-
at I.elaud this week.
W . boys of this city including the field.
Prof Dickerson of the Doretia degree team attended the big log
Escort, Jo h n V eatch, Cottage
school, spent S aturday in town rolling at E ugene yesterday and Grove.
report a flue time.
looking after business m atters.
W atchm an, M. K. Ryan, Drain.
t h e floor work
Henry V eatcb and “ R attlesnake
Marion Y eatch’s new m usic store
T eam s w hich p u t on the floor
in Hotel Oregon will soon lie Bob” Y eatch took a little spin out
C O TTA G E GROVE, OREGON
to the b u tte ju st north of Cerro work were as follows:
ready to receive his new stock.
C ottage Grove— Captain F. If.
Try one of those nice, crisp Gordo S uuday an d killed 12 big
home-made cones filled w ith ice rattlers, some of w hich were large Rosenbnrg.
O ak lan d —C aptain L. W . D u n
cream just as good, at the “ R ose." sized ones.
ham.
Robert
V
eatcb
cam
e
down
from
Dr. Lucetta Sm ith left Friday
Eugene— C aptain G. E. Wood.
m ornitig for Cottage G rove ou Cottage G rove F rid ay to see how
Corps
represented—O akland,
E
ugene
is
progressing.
H
e
says
business, says the Roseburg Re
Comstock, Drain, Cottage Grove,
he
has
finished
p
u
ttin
g
out
his
or
view.
Creswell,
W alterville,
chard; h as his crop all iu and is Eugene,
The Standard High Grade Fence of the
As a m atter of course, th e m ov
World. There is over 400 miles of this
enjoying a short surcease from Springfield, Shedd.
ing-picture m an will see to it th at
H ead officers present were:
famous wire fence in Douglas county, Oregon.
lab o r.— Register.
Crazy S nake continues on the w ar
H ead Consul, I. I. Boak.
This
is High Carbon Spring Wire which w i l l
Judge
A.
F.
Stearns,
of
the
O
ak
path.
H ead Banker, P. E. Snodgrass.
keep
its
shape when properly stretched. W i l l
lan d firm of S team s & Chenoweth,
Some men never get gay except
G eneral O rganizer, F. B. Tiche-
carry a full stock of wire a t all times.
was tran sactin g business ill this
when they eat at a hotel; then
nor.
city S aturday. T heir Page woven
they w ant to flirt w ith the dining
H ead Consul Boak, H ead Banker
I n q u ir e o f
wire fence agency at Cottage
room girls.
G rove is reported as doing a good Snodgrass aud G eneral O rganizer DAVID ORIQQS,
or ST EA R N S & CHENOWITH, Agents
T icheuor leave today at noon for
Creswell has filed notice th a t it
Cottage Grove, Ore.
Oakland, Ore.
business.
Silverton, at which place a big
will ask the county court to in co r
H arry K uow lton, while at work
meeting isp lau u ed , Two hundred
porate it, aud let it becom e a city.
loading a car for the Brown Lum
Woodmen will leave Salem tor
T h at is business.
ber Co. yesterday, w as struck by
Silverton on a special train this
T he Rickli family of Sagiuaw
a tim ber w hich suddenly tipped
wete in town S aturday h aving u p on the tru ck s au d was quite evening at 7 o ’clock.
considerable dental work p er severely bruised about bis nose
formed by Dr. Ingram .
ADDITIO NAL LOCAL NEWS.
an d m outh. He is ta k in g an en
Death has claim ed another Lane forced lay off today.
countv pioneer. J . M. Stafford of
F ive thousand penny post cards
Mr. and Mrs. F ra n k H am pton,
Dealers in
Mohawk was a m an of sterling A ustin H am pton, and Ralph Dod at the Bazaar.
worth to this county.
Miss Belle Burkholder is home
son of the I ', of O. spent Sunday
O ur F riday and S aturday bargain w ith Mr. an d Mrs. G ilbert II. from the Mt. Angel school to en
for th is week will be ladies black T yson. F ran k H am pton who had joy a vacation.
sateen skirts valued at $1.50 for not been in our city for a few years
F riday and Saturday we will sell
98 cents. At L u rc h ’s.
was pleased to see the rapid strides corset cover em broidery valued at
D on't forget th at W alter G. of progress and developm ent m ade .55 ceuts for 22 cents at l.urchs.
Menzies of Rath, India, will speak in th a t tim e.
S. B. Morss, the nurserym an,
at the Christian church n ex t S u n
Chess C hurchill and P aul Mark- shipped a consignm ent of Delicious
day evening. H ear him .
ley have purchased the confection apple trees to Post, Crook county,
T he uieu wear some m ighty ery and billiard hall of Tom Gill today.
homely hats, but it can, at least, an d have tak en charge of th e place,
( )ur Friday aud Saturday bargain
lie said for the men th a t they never Mr. Gill retaining the daily paper for this week will be ladies !;1«ck
claim their headgear cam e from business.
Messrs C hurchill and sateen skirts valued at $1.50 for
Lime, Cement and Spraying Materials.
Paris.
M arkley are popular young men 9 8 cents. At L u rch ’s
Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour
One way to achieve happiness is an d will no doubt m ake the b u si
A Pilot Rock, F m atilla county,
Feed.
Page W ire Fencing : : : : : :
ness
a
success.
to keep your subscription paid up.
m an says there are better induce
W atch the date printed w ith your
W . H. Billings and wife of I.a m ents for people to buy wheat
nam e on the m argin or w rapper of P lata, father and m other of Mrs. lands in th a t vicinity th an in A l
your Leader.
F ran k Easley who reside on the berta.
T h e judge w ho decided th at it ones farm n ear Saginaw , arrived
B urbank Seed Potatoes for sale
was perm issible for a father to at th is place Saturday to visit with Inquire of Beidler Brothers.
sp a n k ” his 17-year-old daughter, their d au g h ter and look over the
H erbert Hutton, Life and C asual
also added: “ She probably was country with a view of locating
more in need of it then, th an when here. T hey stopped over iu Idaho ty Insurance agent aud Locke
on their way to Oregon to look Brown, special agent of the Penn
she was only 7.
over th a t state. They are fav o r M utual, both of Eugene, are
Sunday was m issionary d ay at ably impressed with th is locality. spending a few days in this city
the M. E. C hurch, where, a t the
Call and see our line of wall looking after insurance business.
close of the service, a voluntary
T he Leader was favored with a
paper.
R. W . W aters.
subscription am ounting to $4oH
pleasant call.
Ray Dean, a son of E ditor Deau
was raised to cover th e several
See th a t beautiful line of peuny
church benevolences for the year. of th e Coquille H erald, who has
held a position ou the le a d e r for post card s at the Bazaar.
A custom er dropped into one of
some tim e past, left for his home
It is reported th a t the m an u fac
our stores one day this week and
at Coquille Sunday. Mrs. Dean ture of paper p ulp from the wood
asked: “ W hat have you in the
au d d au g h ter will rem ain in this of the fir tree and w aste products
shape of cucum bers?” T h e p ro
city indefinitely, where Mrs, Dean of saw m ills will be attem pted on
prietor rem arked, “ B ananas are
has been sojourning in the hope of Coos Bay. Spruce is chiefly used
the nearest we can come to it to
im proving her im paired health and for m ak in g paper pulp, b ut a new
d a y ."
she is m uch pleased w ith the im chem ical discovery will be em D .44x44 444444x4x4x4x4x4^4x4x4x4x44x444 n
M. D ittebrandt, M. I). P hysician provem ent noted from tim e to
ployed to m ake possible the use of
and Surgeon. Special attention tim e in her h ealth as her stay is
fir.
Notice of Final Account
given surgery and obstetrical prolonged here.
W . G. Allen, ow ner of the Allen
cases. Office in First N ational
For artists m aterials see R. W . fruit cannery in th is city, today
Bank building. Phone 561.
tf
In Uie m a tte r of th e A ssig n m en t of
stated th a t the frosts of the last few
W aters.
th e W heeler-T hom pson Co., of C ottage
Mrs. W . H . Blair of Portland,
G rove, Oregon.
T he dray team of W . A. H ogate m ornings have injured the prune
is spending a few days in th is city
N otice is h ereb y g iv en th a t W . H .
crop to some extent, b u t he has not
with her husband, Col. Blair and becam e frightened at a big red
Abram s, A ssignee has filed h ia acco u n t
yet
learned
how
badly.
H
e
thinks,
looking after property interests. autom obile at the depot M ouday
for final se ttlem en t of m id esta te w ith
however, th a t the outlook for a fair
Mrs. Blair favored the L eader with a n d ran at a lively gate down m ain
th e cle rk of th e c o a rt an d th a t Monday,
crop of prunes and of nearly every
A pril 12, 1909, a t t o 'clo ck p. in., of —Id
a p leasant call, com plim ented it street d istrib u tin g new furniture
other variety of fruit is good.— E u
day has been set for h e a rin g th e same.
upon its stand favoring the en from the d ray all along the way.
W. II. A b r a m s , A ssignee.
gene G uard.
T
h
e
team
was
finally
h
alted
out
forcement of the law , and co n trib
G rough B. D orris , A tto rn ey .
uted liberally to the le a d e r 's " R e on W all street little dam age being
M ARRIED.
ward fu n d ” w hich is now above done except to the furniture, which
aggregated
a
loss
of
about
$25.
For Salo.
Roomers Wanted.
the $60 m ark. Mrs. Blair says
At th e residence of the offioating
she if succeeding even better th an T h e autoists m ade a satisfactory
10,000 feet good lum ber for sale.
was contem plated in her business com prom ise settlem ent w ith Mr. m inister, Eugene, flregon April 16,
Pleasant front rooms, electric
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Inquire C. W . W a lla ce .
1909,
Jesse
I;i»her,
ot
Eugene,
and
H
ogate
for
dam
ages
incurred.
undertak in g in Portland, th a t the
light,
bath. Terms very reasona
younger daughters are enjoying
P h y sician s an d surgeons recom Misa X eo W atkins, of Cottage
D r. Lowe desires every Crone-
their school work an d th a t they m end " F la s h ” the antiseptic h and Grove, Rev. C. A . Wooley officiat eyed person to consult him. New ble. C unningham 's in P. T. Build
i n g — E ugene G u ard ,
painless method of relief.
ing.
cleaner.
are pleased with their new home.
FIRST NHTIONHLBHNK
THE QUALITY
Bensons Pharmacy
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SPRAY & COMPANY
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
Studebaker and Racine
Wagons and Buggies
FREE SEEDS
To anyone buying seeds from j
Spray
Co. w e 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 w e will j
refund cash for the whole bill of
seeds purchased from us in addi-
• i fion to the premium offered by
] | jhe Fair Association.
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