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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1909)
1 HENDERSON Habit Back Corsets “ FRONT LACED ” H E frout laced models are the culm ination of the latest an d best ideas in corset fashion. T hey re model the figure, giving it a perfectly m oulded back, giving it lines of grace and symm etry and th e long, ta pering curves w hich are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the full figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip effects. T hey are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsem ent of the leading physicians and dressm akers. We call special at: tent ion to the model illustrated which is m ade in two lengths, high bust, for the tall figure, and m edium bust, for the shorter w aisted stout figure. T h is model is extrem ely long over the back and hips- T he ex tra lacing in the back from the w aist-line down perm its an absolutely j>erfect adjustm ent over the back and assists further in keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giviug th e so-called liipless 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 a rt ment and inspect these most exquisite models. C onsultation and fitting free. T Rees-Wallace Co. W H ER E Y O U D O BETTER I Apples. Berries and Poultry. Marvelous Creation. C. E. Hales was in town Satui day from his Row River fruit farm, lie paid his respects to the Reader as usual, also his subscription ami stated th at the late frosts h ad dam aged fruit in his neighborhood very little, cherries only show ing any effectf of it. lie said, how ever, th a t the straw berry crop, or the first blooms had been dam aged to some extent, but that the second crop would no doubt be good. He sides having one of the best com m ercial apple orchards in this vicinity the Bales Hrothers have two acres of straw berries or b,000 plants and are now going into the poultry business on quite an e x tensive scale, Hlack ( irpingtons be iug their choice of the various breeds. They have sent to W ash ingtou and also to Idaho for the best slock obtainable, paying as m uch a s #5 for a setting of only 12 eggs. T he boys will be able to exhibit this, another new and ex elusive breed of chickens in the big Cottage d ro v e poultry show th is w inter. Hales Brothers have engaged in a com bination of farm pursuits w hich is hard to beat—w inter apples, berries and fine poultry and needless to say, they are a l ready paying their hills with b an k checks. Blue roses are a com m on tiling, A nd c h e rrie s to th e sam e stem c lin g W ith peaches fat. S tra n g e vegetation, y o u 'll agree, Is th e o bserver a p t to see 1' pon a hat. California Raisin Day. C alifornia invites all the world to eat C alifornia raisins on April ’ .40th—every day, for th a t m atter, b ut particularly on April 40th— w hich has lieen added to the ca le n d ar of festival occasions as a day of rejoicing. E at California raisins on “ California Raisin D ay” April 40. 2t Secured Decree of Divorce Ju d g e H arris Monday handed down a decree of divorce in the case of Laura Byrne vs. I). J. Byrne of Cottage Grove. Plaintiff w as also given custody of their minor child, “ H arlie .” T he d i vorce w as granted for cruel and inhum an treatm ent. Dressmaking Mrs. Sanford desires to announce th a t she is again prepared to do all k in d s of dressm aking and solicits the patronage of lioth old and new custom ers. Call at her residence on lo c u s t street or Phone 277. Ladies tailored suits a specialty. For Sale. For artists m aterials see R. W . W aters. M ining location notices an d ie)tai |,ian u s n f aq k in d s for sale at this office. W. P. Tyson of Astoria, is a guest of his brother, Cl. II. Tyson and wife of the H am pton & Co. store. We will sell Misses an d ch ild re n ’s 25 cent value stockings for 17 cents Friday and S atu rd ay at Lurch*. Robt. Clile, wife and baby, cam e down from Roseburg to visit brief ly w ith Mrs. O ile’s m other, Mrs. Currin, today. Mr. Corey, a prom inent young m ining m an of Colorado, is a guest of Mr. Kem of the Cottage G rove L ight and Power Co. T he W ave has a swell new m arble fountain for dispensing H ire’s root beer in connection with its regular soda fountain. T he m an equipped to plow g a r dens is as popular these days as a politician with money, and a good deal more independent. M. U ittebrandt, M. I). Physician and Surgeon. Special attention given surgery and obstetrical cases. Office in First N ational Bank building. Phone 561. tf “ F lash ” is a household neces sity and is most popular with the housewife, cleans woodwork, sinks, bath-tubs, floors, paint, kitchen utensils and everything about the house. Billie Permnn, who recently sold his Roseburg m oving picture show has been spending several days in this city. He has not decided on a business investm ent u p to this tune. A large crowd witnessed the baseball gam e S unday afternoon between the Springfield and local team, the visitors being the victors by a score of 5 to 1. It was a hotly contested game. V. C. Brown, m auager of the E ugene branch of the Oregon G ranite Co. an d P, M. K ershaw , vice president of th e com pany, were delivering some carloads of m onum ents in th is valley this week, one carload com ing to th is vicinity. The Leader was favored with a pleasant call by these gentlem en. Ornamental Shrubbery. 10,OtX) feet good lum ber for sale. Lilies, lilacs (b u d d ed , new Inquire C. W . W a lla ce . 5otf shades) clim atis, (th e finest) roses, evergreens and a long list of orna- W ould you expect to buy a fine j m entals on hand as welt as a fine necktie at a hardw are store' Then lot of fruit trees an d sm all fruits. why expect to bnv nifty suits and ] (ie t our prices, ask us for an y th in g shoes at a grocery store? Wheeler- in c u r line from a “ puckery pir- Thom pson Co is the place to get isimrnon to a perfect p each .” j Cedar Springs Nursery, Phone 471. th em . { LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Paint up! H ats off in church! It pays to advertise. F ine grow ing weather. Paint m akes a neat town. Penny post cards at the Bazaar. Oregon needs rain and it looks like it is com ing. A million fruit trees were p la n t ed in Jackson county th is year. Mrs. J. H ausen of E ugene is a guest of her daughter, Mrs. J. S. Medley. John Stew art and S arah H aney of Eugene were m arried in that city last evening. Fine early cabbage p lan ts for sale cheap. Inquire of John Cooter or phone 49.1. A ttorney J. C. Johnson an d Geo. M ctjueen were tran sactin g busi ness at 1 in gene Monday. Mrs. Bisby was taken to a Port land hospital for treatm ent late last week by her son E. C. Bisby. If people could see as well as some “ b lin d p ig s” do there would be little ueed of opticians in O re gon. We will sell Misses and ch ild re n ’s 2S cent value stockings for 17 cents F riday and S aturday at Lurchs. • W hich is the greater loss of time, trying to get some one over a telephone, or saying goodbye to a caller? Call an d see Siuteral C u n n in g ham & C o’s fine new furniture stock. T heir prices are as a ttra c t ive as their new stock. Milo Lym an, a recent arrival from P ennsylvania, has bought ten acres of g ro u n d from B. H. Lee, near C ottage Grove for $2200. T he first floor of the new Veatch & W heeler brick will be occupied by the Richm ond electric theatre an d Sim eral & C u n n in g h am 's fu r niture store. Mrs. L. F . O rpurd w ent to Creswell S atu rd ay to spend a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. C ochran, who was quite ill w ith the grip for a few days. G. W. W iddersheim arrived at th is place from C alifornia last week to visit w ith his parents aad sisters after an absence.- of three years. He m ay decide to locate here. Miss F ran k D ean, who has held a case in the Leader office for some tim e past went to W ashington M onday to visit with friends lie- fore returning to her home at Co- quille. Dr. F. H. Dayton of the firm of Dayton Bros., eye specialists, will have his office as usual at Hotel Oregon, W ednesday, April 2Hth. Dozens of C ottage Grove refereu* ces. Eyes exam ined free. Virgil D. W hite and fam ily, now of P ortland where Mr. W hite is engaged in work in a m achine shop, visited w ith relatives and friends in Cottage G rove during the past week, retu rn in g to Port lan d M onday. T he Leader will follow them . J . E. E lk in s of Independence, was a guest of his d aughter, Mrs. Rice H astin g s in this city last week. Mr. E lk in s is 86 years of age but is hale an d hearty and evidently good for m any more years. H e w as accom panied by his d au g h ter Mrs. B. M. Estes on his Visit to this city. Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Compton will move into the new commodi ous cottage recently com pleted on the cornet of Tennessee and Second streets for Mrs. Jennie W alker, h av in g sold their home on the west side. N eighbors of Mrs. Compton called and a most pleas an t social afternoon was spent rc cently, refreshm ents being served. ChAs. (ten d erer of near Leona, D ouglas county, a loyal booster for “ N esm ith c o u n ty " was tran s acting business at the Nesm ith county seat S aturday. Mr. Hen- derer is m ak in g a study of apple culture and is going into the busi ness on quite an extensive scale. He has an ideal location and farm for w inter apple orchard«. If you w ant a good p aying little business inquire at th e Bazaar. Sheet» shearing has com menced in Eastern Oregon an d the clip promises to lie exceptionally heavy. T he new A rcade th eatre is h av ing a fine run. T he new bill to n ig h t is sure to please all who see it. »¡ss» Can h an d le y o u r b u sin e ss a fte r a fashion, w hen tim e s are good an d m oney easy. W hen tim e s are h ard anil m oney tig h t y ou teel th e n eed of a b u sin e ss co n n ectio n w ith a Strong and Reliable Bank The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co. FIRST NHTI0NHLBHNK re n ’s 25 ceut value stockings for 17 cents Friday and S aturday at Lurchs. Call an d see o u r line of wall paper. R. W. W aters. - r — Do your bau k iu g business and m ak e your credit good with We will sell Misses and child i A rticles of incorporation of the Coyote Lum ber com pany were filed with the county clerk yesterday T he incorporators are Eli Perkins, John E. Perkins, F ra n k A. Frost an d W illiam M. Tidwell. T h e capitat is $.40,000 an d the principal place of business is Eugene. The mill is located on Coyote creek about ten miles west of Eugene. —— — — M OST ANY BANK T he notarial commission of T. C. W heeler of Cottage Grove, w as filed w ith the county clerk M on day. George M arvin, a 15 y e a r-o ld Junction City boy was com mitted to th e asylum M onday the result of epilepsy. T h is m orning th e Phillips & K ing real estate agency sold the G ilkinson residence property on W all street to D ennis Slagle. Miss Phoeba A beeue arrived from Cottage G rove last Saturday and is the guest of her sister Mrs. Jess Seavey this w eek.—Spring- field News. A. I.. Reed, th e shoe-m aker, who is also a harness-m aker, has added a sm all stock of harness. Prices right and th e harness are right. 1-2 Marie Richmond, a 14 year old girl of Crow, was accidently shot in the shoulder with a 22 rifle S u n day by her brother. She will re cover. New furniture, p ictu re m ould ing, carpets, art squares and m any other household necessities at Sim- eral-C unningham & Co‘s- T heir prices are right. L. F. O rpurd an d H arry H art and wife spent S un d ay in Creswell visiting with the form er's d au ghter Mrs. Clias. C ochran who is suffer ing from an attack o f pneum onia. C. J. W hite, the lum ber dealer, has about tweuty-five car loads of lum ber in the yard an d is prepared to meet all em ergencies. He is doing a good business.—Junction Times. T he editor of the E ugene Jo u r nal visited Cottage G rove recently in an autom obile arid the Jo u rn al says, “ T he roads around C ottage Grove are rough, b ut some of the streets al»out the town are w orse.” W hen Hood River and Medford orchards sell at $1000 per acre, it ought to lie ail inducem ent to our orchardists to get busy p u ttin g their fruit farm s in condition to com m and an equal if not a greater price. C ontractor W ill H art is m ak in g rapid progress on the fine new res idence for Mr. Kem on W all street. C ontractor T hom as is also m ak in g good headw ay on H erbert E a k in ’s modern home on Locust and W eb ber streets. Mrs. D. F. Dean and daughter- in-law Mrs. Ray Dean, left C ot tage G rove today for th eir home at Coquille, the form er's health lieing m uch improved d u rin g her several m onths stay in th is city, w here they have m ade m an y friends. Mr. an d Mrs. Long of the G ra ham hotel have leased a fine new apartm ent house only one block from E u g en e’s m ain street an d will open it to the p u b lic on or be fore Ju n e 1. T h ey will close or lease Hotel G raham in this city. « « o — —— u— OF COTTA*IK GROVE. T H E QUALITY of o u r D rugs ad m its of n o q u es tio n . W e use th e v ery p u rest d ru g s i t is possible to obtaiu ALL PREPARATIONS an d p rescrip tio n s are p rep ared w ith th e h ig h est d eg ree of care an d sh in . T o ile t W ater, Com p lex io n Cream , P u re V aseline, T alcu m I’owiler, etc. % «««% % Bensons Pharmacy COTTAGE GROVE, OREGON S p rin g S eason (J Our Spring Season has opened moSt satisfactorily. N ew orders are coming in and w e are filling them in a mariner satisfactory to our trade. Q W e intend, keeping our stock complete throughout the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted to the the trade. S E N D US Y O U R . O R D E R S F O R G O O D S IN O U R L IN E AND W E D O T H E R E S T JO H N S O N & M A T L O C K G E N E R A L MERCHANDISE O flj * SPRAY & COMPANY * Dealers in FARM IMPLEMENTS Studebaker and Racine I I Wagons and Buggies 4 t Lime, Cement and Spraying Materials. Poultry Supplies, Garden Seeds, Flour Feed. Page W ire Fencing : : : : : : “ FREE SEEDS i I * _ % To anyone buying seeds from g Spray Co. we make the fol- lowing offer: Any one taking a ^ ^ first prize at the forthcoming Cot- 4 J tage Grove District Fair on any ¡| vegetable or flower grown from 4 seed purchased from us we will £ refund cash for the whole bill of 4 seeds purchased from us in addi- J tion to the premium offered by 4 the Fair Association. j* C. C. W oodw ard has secured a nice town lot ad jo in in g the resi dence property of Jas. O strander and will soon bu ild a neat a ttra c t ive an d com modious modern cot tage thereon, p lan s for w hich are now being prepared, ft is this same gentlem an who will soon be gin the construction of a new two- story brick 74x95 feet on the co r F rid ay and Saturday we will sell I S u g ar—at a grocery store, but ner of Main an d T h ird streets op- corset rover em broidery valued at buy shoes at W heeler Thom pson jposite Burkholder-W oods Co. 45 cents for 22 cents at Lurchs. Co. le a d in g shoe dealers.
