Cottage Grove leader., April 23, 1909, Image 3

HENDERSON Habit Back
Corsets às
FRONT LACED
T
'H E front laced models
A are
a 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 lines of grace and
symm etry and the long, ta ­
pering curves w hich 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 endorsem ent
of the leading physicians 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 w cisted
stout figure. T his model is extrem ely long over the back and hips-
T he ex tra laciug in the back from the w aist-line down pern.its an
absolutely perfect adjustm ent over the back and assists further iu
keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giving th e so-called
hipless figure.
We carry the front laced corsets iu a varied line
of m aterials at prices ranging from $2.St) 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. C onsultation and
fitting free.
Rees-Wallace Co.
WHERE YOU DO BETTER
New Furnifure Store.
For artists m aterials see R. W .
W aters.
Situerai ¿fc C unningham have! lla y —at a feed store, but buy
received their large new stock of shoes at W heeler-Thcm psou Co.
furniture,
carpets,
m attings,
Milling location notices and
mouldings and other goods required
in m aking up a first class furni­ legal blanks of all k in d s for sale at
ture establishm ent and are install­ this office
ing it in the W ynne H ardw are
Medford has a new pa(>er called
building recently vacated by that The Saturday Review and is edited
firm and Messrs Situerai & C un­ by M. E. W orrell.
ningham will open their new stock
O ur F riday aud S aturday bargain
to the public in a day or two.
They are both well know n, courte for this week will lie ladies black
ous and obliging gentlem en with sateen skirts valued at $1.50 for
considerable business experience 98 cents. At L u rc h ’s.
and will no doubt secure their fu ll| J. I. Joues has had ail expert
Hood River or California orchard-
share of public patrojiage.
ist pruning his fine .15 acre young
apple orchard this week.
Marriage Licenses Issued.
D on’t forget th a t W alter O.
M arriage licenses were issued _______
Menzies _______
of Rath, t ____
India, , ..........i___
will speak
yesterday to John Metcalf and | at the C hristian church next Sun-
I.illiaii F. Rich of Cottage d ro v e j day evening. H ear him.
and George I.. Soverns and F.laine
Mrg_ , IoU, relunled home frotn a
Scanlon of Ju n ctio n .
visit at Eugene W ednesday. She
A m arriage license was issued to ' was accom panied by her daughter,
Sidney F Feck, a telegraph opera­ ! M r ;. Jackson, who will visit with
tor of Junction. aud Miss A ugusta home folks.
S. N . Neilson, of Central Point, .
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Oregon
S. J. Reizenstem, the Roseburg
, ________
! brewery representative w as a Grove
Meeting at Cottage Grove
; visitor T hursday, probably looking
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i up the cause for the prospective
A m eeting of the Oregon Mineral drouth iu this city
Springs association will be held in
M DiUebrandt, M. »• Physician
the Commercial club rooms in and Surgeon. Special attention
Cottage Grove, on Friday, today, given surgery an d obstetrical
A pril 23, 1909, at 2 p. in., to con­ cases. Office in First N ational
sider the advisability of disposing Hank building. Phone 501.
tf
of all the property, real and person­
’F lash” is a household neces
al, of the association to the new
corporation. T here are a num ber | sity and is most popular w ith the
of stockholders residing iu Eugene. | housewife, cleans woodwork, sinks,
; bath-tubs, floors, paint, kitchen
! utensils and everything about the
Concrete Building lor Creswell.
| house.
I he Register says, T . H. Ellis | It comes with m ighty poor grace
ce of | for a )0t 0f law yers to ta lk about
left for Creswell with a force
men T hursday m orning to put in any m an being past hope of refor
the forms for the construction of m atiou.
Now from editors or
th e 40 by 100 foot concrete block m inisters th a t would sound differ­
for C. J. F uller at th a t place. He ent.
will keep a Force of men at work
A N ebraskan h as been granted
there until the concrete work is all
hinge bearing
done. Mr. Fuller will do the ca r­ a patent upon
pronged plates to enable a baseball
penter work him self.
I pitcher to im part a twist to balls
i and increase his ability to pitch
La Grippe Prevalent
I curves.
E ugene physicians report la
grippe quite prevalent and m any
people suffering in the city and
country. W eather conditions are
probably resjxmsible and a good
rain would help out. -It affects
people differently, but m auy are
suffering with w hat they call bad
colds.— Register.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Ray Posey speut Sunday in Cot­
tage Grove.
W hat about more paint.
T ried to rain, but failed.
Y oung man, get a piece of land.
Penny post cards at the Bazaar.
M any beautiful residences - are
beiug planned for this city.
A bout the worst disease a m an
can have is the Alberta fever.
A good rain would be welcome
by farm ers for their growing crops.
Ben Lurch was tran sactin g b u si­
ness at the county seat W ednes­
day.
N early every Oregon towu is go­
ing to celebrate. How about C ot­
tage Grove?
A ttorney J. C. Johuson was
tran sactin g legal business at E u ­
gene W ednesday.
Reulieu T ucker of Sagiuaw , was
taken to the E ugene hospital M on­
day, beiug quite sick.
M ayor
M atlock of Eugene
visited over Sunday in th is city
with his son, Eugene au d wife.
Every m an who has a team can
get a chance to use it aud there
are few idle men to lie found on
the streets.
Mrs. Geo. Sm ith, C om m ander of
the Lady Maccabees, who resides
on Mill street is reported as seri­
ously ill.
Most new spapers could be busy
all tha time w hacking some one or
something, if they followed all the
suggestions made.
If more of our d aughters were
taught the im portance of household
duties there would be fewer di­
vorces in this country.
O ur Friday aud S aturday bargain
for this week will be ladies black
sateen skirts valued at $1.50 for
98 cents. At L u rch ’s.
“ F la sh ” is excellent for the
bath , as it cleanses the pores,
leaving the skin sweet, clean and
free from u nhealthy m atter.
Geo. Thompson cam e down
from Cottage Grove today to re­
ceive treatm ent from a local physi­
cian, says the Eugene G uard.
T he F inch case was presented
to the suprem e co u rt at Salem yes
terday. As early a decision as
j possible will be made. T here is
little doubt th a t the decisimi lielow
will lie sustained an d F in c h sent
to the gallows.
Clarence Morss, the linem an,
spent W ednesday iu Portland on
business connected w ith his line
Cut off His Thumb
work. H e says the old metropolis
Melvin Jordan, son of Mr. and is setting a lively pace these days
Mrs. F rank Jordan, while cutting —expandin g in every direction,
wood with an ax W ednesday near­ even straig h t up.
ly severed his left thum b at the
Mrs. Lydia E . I*mg was ap
m iddle joint. T he physician a t­ pointed adm inistratrix of the estate
tending his injury thinks he may of W in. H. Long, who died in this
possibly be able to save the thum b city on April 7, 1909. T he esti­
although it will probably be stiff m ated value of the property of the
at the middle jeiut.
estate is $600. S. P. Shortridge,
O. P. W ills and W . W . Short
Quick Trip To Cottage Grove.
ridge were appointed appraisers.
Fred Monllen took I4r. T. W
Call and see our line of wall
H arris, C. J. Buell and I). P paper.
R. W . W aters.
Patterson to C ottage Grove in his
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N atty ( “ S p eck ,” ) Nye, the
W
hite Steam er W
ednesday, i ____
with
out changing a gear or getting off i fifteen-vear old boy who d ran k a
his seat.
The return trip w a s ! q uantity of w hiskey, supposed to
m ade in an hour and 13 m inutes. I contain wood alcohol a few nights
— Register.
I *Jf°- died ** his room at the
r
¡People’s restaurant W ednesday.
«lur Friday and Saturdav bargain ! T} e officers have a clew to the
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, identity of the persons who fur-
for this week will be ladies black llished , he ljquor to ,he ^
and
sateen skirts valued at $1.50 fo r, there will doubtless soon he devel
‘) S cen ts. At L urch’s
lopmenta in th e case.—G uard.
CrM well Newslets
M O ST
ANY
BANK
Can h an d le y o u r b u s m e n after
a fashion, when tim ea are good
an d m oney easy.
W hen b u n a
Mr. C. J. Huff went to Cottage
G rove Suuday.
a re h ard a n d m oney tig h t you
feel th e n eed of a b u sin e ss co n ­
Mr. C. L. W eber is building a
n ectio n w ith a
new porch on his residence.
Strong and
Mr. Fessenden of Potter couuty,
Pa., is visiting iu Creswell.
Reliable Bank
Miss Ruby B aughm an has re­
turned from a trip to Drain.
Do your b an k in g business and m ake your credit good w ith
Mr. and Mrs. C arl Leaho and
The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co.
family are visiting iu Eugetie.
Creswell people are suffering
from an epidemic of la grippe.
Mr. Gossett, th e civil engineer
O P COTTA!IK OROVK.
f
of Portlaud, cam e up last night.
dSS8faW«S*8e8WMe8SS*SV'#vsv■> es.
T tT n
Mr. George Melvin Miller of E u ­
gene, is visitiug his brother here.
llerm au Schm idt leaves this
week for Portland and Seattle ou
business
Miss O lga M artin aud Master
Leo M artin have returned from a
of o u r D ru g s ad m its of n o q u es­
tio n .
We u se th e very p u rest
visit to relatives in Eugene.
d ru g s it is possible to o btain.
Ik e Creswell dram atic club
A L L PREPARATIONS
presented “ A l'aim ly A ffair” at
an d p rescrip tio n s are prep ared
Pleasant Hill, T h u rsd ay night.
w ith th e h ig h e st d eg re e of care
Miss Morris, a trained nurse of
an d sk ill.
T o ile t W ater, Com ­
p
lex io n C ream , 1‘u re V aseline,
Eugene, cam e up last week and is
T
alcu
m
I’ow
der,
etc.
tak in g care of graudm a Howe.
Mr. and Mrs. V an W atson and
family have moved to Creswell
from Springfield, aud are liviug iu
the W allace house.
T he construction *f m any of the
new buildings in Creswell has been
delayed on account of lack of lum ­
ber.
Nearly all the Creswell W ood­
CO TTAG E GROVE, OREGON
men of the W orld went to E ugene
M onday m orning to attend the con
vention there.
Crowds of people visit the Ores
well “ zoo” every day to see
“ F a n n y ,” the b eautiful cougar,
who is still on exhibition.
Mrs. Roy Riggs an d children,
cam e down from C ottage Grove
(J Our Spring Season has opened moft satisfactorily.
S aturday to visit Mr. Riggs, who is
N ew orders are coming in and w e are filling them in a
doing carpenter work here.
manner satisfactory to our trade.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Millett have
Q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout
moved to Cottage Grove.
Mr.
the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted
Millett has gone into the hotel busi­
to
the the trade.
ness, having liought out Mrs
H olland.
SEN D VS Y O U R O R D E R S FOR GOODS
Mr. and Mrs. H atfield, Miss
IN O U R L I N E A N D W E D O T H E R E S T
G
eorgina
Ransome,
and
Miss
A. L. Reed, the shoe-maker,
who is also a harness-m aker, has G lavds W ilkins of Eugene, were
added a sm all stock of harness. week end guests of Mr. aud Mrs
Prices right aud the harness are R. O. Brady last week.
GE NE R A L MERCHANDISE
T he entertainm ent given by the
rig h t.
1-2
public school at the
V an Allison aud II. C. Madson Creswell
had the front of their building on W oodmen hall F riday evening was
Main street repainted th is week well attended. T he booths where
w hich .adds m aterially to its ap ­ refreshm ents were served repre­
sented the three countries, America,
pearance.
Jap an an d Spain.
Miss Marion
F rank Damewood has been re­
Beatty and W illie McGee served
ceiving treatm ent at I)r. Schleef’s
ice cream an d ca k e at th e A m erican
hospital in th is city th is week,
booth. Misses Miller and Irva
lie expects to be able to return
D e a le r s in
Thom pson served sandw iches and
home by Sunday.
coffee at the Spanish booth and
Mrs. David G riggs returned
Misses Ida Sm ith an d A lta Mulkey
home from Eugene where she has had charge of the lap an ese booth,
been enjoying a brief visit with
serving tea aud wafers.
her parents, I Ion. and Mrs. I. H.
Bingham, W ednesday.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK ]
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THE QUALITY
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Bensons Pharmacy
Spring Season
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JO H N SO N & M A T L O C K
a
SPRAY & COMPANY
Please Call and Pay Up.
W ould you expect to buy a fine
necktie at a hardw are store? Then
why expect to buy nifty suits and
shoes at a grocery store? W heeler-
Thompson Co is the place to get
them.
Marion V eatch has received and
installed part of his m usical goods,
sewing m achines and typewriters iu
his new quarters in H otel Oregon
an d will be ready to open his
place to the public M onday.
It is marvelous the am ount of
work th at is being done all over
town. Buildings are going u p in
almost every direction an d yet
there is not a vacant bouse to be
h ad in the city.
F ive thousand penny post cards
at the Bazaar.
Dr. F. B. Dayton of the firm of
Dayton Bros., eye specialists, will
have his office as usual at Hotel
Oregon, W ednesday, A pril 28th.
Dozens of Cottage G rove referen
ces. liyes exam ined free.
All persons know ing them selves
indebted to V eatch an d Lawson
please call at Marion V eatch’s
store, adjoining H otel Oregon and
settle, before the first of the m outh
H aving sold my harness slyop
and business, those know ing them
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 .
Those know ing them selves in
debted to Conner & Cochran of the
Bazaar, please call an d settle their
accounts at the Leader office, the
B azaar business h av in g changed
h an d s.
California Raisin Oay.
FARM
IMPLEMENTS
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Studebaker and Racine
Wagons and Buggies
Lime, Cement and Spraying Materials.
Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour
Feed. Page W ire 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 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.
C alifornia invites all the world
to eat C alifornia raisins on April
30th—every day, for th a t m atter
b ut p articu larly on A pril .30th—
w hich has been added to the caleu
d ar of festival occasions as a day
See th a t beautiful line of penny
of rejoicing. E at C alifornia raisins
post cards at the Bazaar.
on “ C alifornia Raisin D ay ” April
W . R. Cooper has ordered the 10
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lum ber for two modern cottages
w ith bath, toilets and all modern Christian Church Service« April 25.
conveniences to be built for rent on
10 a . m . Bible school, 11 a, in
th e G arroutte lot on F ifth street sermon. 6:30 p. m. C hristian En
one block from m aiu street, which deavor, 7:30 address by Rev. Men
he purchased recently.
zies, m issionary from Rath, India
Sugar— at a grocery store, but
F riday and S aturday we will sell
Five floral or view post cards at Everybody welcome.
corset cover embroidery valued a! buy shoes at W heeler-Thom pson
Co. le a d in g shoe dealers.
35 cents for 22 cents at Lurchs.
th e Bazaar for 5 cents.
W . A. E l k i n s , Pastor.
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