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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 11, 1909)
HENDERSON Habit Back LOCAL AND PERSONAL. “ FRONT LACED ” r T"vH E front laced models are the culmination of tlie latest and best ideas in corset fashion. They re model the figure, giving it a perfectly moulded back, giving it lines of grace and symmetry aud the long, ta pering curves which are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the tull figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygienic aud have the endorsement of the leading physicians and 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 lacing in the back from the waist-line down permits an absolutely perfect adjustment over the back aud assists further in keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giving the so-called hipless figure. W e carry the front laced -corsets in a varied line o f 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 fitting free. Rees-W allace Co. The Swallow and Bed Buga. DO BETTER League Entertainment P hone 1621 It is raining big round dollars. Corsets W HERE YO U BACCALAUREATE SERMON AND COMMENCEMENT. Baccalaureate sermon at Chris ! l-’or artists materials see R. W . tian church May 16, 8:15 p. m. Waters. Rev. W A. Elkins. Summer uuderwear is getting a Commencement exercises May long rest. 21, 8:15 p. m. at armory building. , .g. Everybody happy but the brick Eighth grade Commencement j yard crews. exercises May 28, 8:15 p. m. at Mark the streets and number armory buildiug. the buildings. School closes May 28. The interior o f the “ W ave” is E. K. H a k n k s , Supt. beiug plastered throughout. f A great reduction in ladies suits A chicken in the hand is worth and skirts Friday and Saturday at two eggs in the incubator. Miuitig location notices aud I.urchs. H ath C h arm s The only exclusive music store in the city. Player and Standard Pianos. Prices according to makes and size. See our Cabinet Grand Schiller Edison GrapFiopFione* 6 . Record* ! « r | * stock L M A R IO N SE W IN G M A C H IN E S O liver T Y P E W R IT E R VEATCH W e pay Cash for EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL, MOHAIR, WOOL and GRAIN LIME, CEMENT, and all kinds of HARDWARE. TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES & RANGES E. D. Matlock’s residence at egg money makes the chicken man Eugene was damaged to the e x smile out loud. W . D. Haywood will speak in tent of $1000 by fire Sunday night. WAGONS, BUGGIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS Mayor Githeus of Harrisburg, the armory instead of the Masonic has resigned his municipal office, hall as announced last issue. Grumblers can now “ get even” other business requiring all of his by putting in their time grumbliug attention. Look o ve r our stock and get our prices before buy ing. If you wish to hear the “ Chief aliout ^he wet weather, since the of Undesirables” come out Wed “ drouth” is over. It is hard to tell these times nesday night. No admission will whether a woman is attired in lie charged. of the latest styles. Marriage license was issued Fri day to Herman G. Lowe, a stage driver of Cottage Grove and Miss Tillie M. Larsen of Eugene. N E W S P R A Y B U IL D IN G N E A R D E P O T Spray-Wynne Co. W . B. Dennis returned home to Blackbutte Saturday afternoon. He is making unusual efforts to get the new hotel at Calajiooya Springs ready for guests this sum % mer. J. II. Sanders, the expert or- chardist, left last evening to look after his own orchard interests at Chico, California, but will return to this city early next week to finish up his orchard work in this I want to list your real estate. vicinity. Call and see me if you have any Mike Kebblebeck, the Booth- thing for sale or rent. E d w i n Kelly timber foreman at Wetidliug R h o d k s , office in Western Oregon building, near Post Office. 4-2t spent a few days in Cottage Grove this week makiug home improve An ( »klahoma woman has .401 ments and getting acquainted with ways to cook corn. Hut mother his family. Mike has some good will go on soaking them in hot Main street aud residence proper « . water and applying father’s best ty in this city. zor. I'ratik Adams’ “ circus” pulled Miss Lulu Currin aud Miss Neva into this city late Saturday after Perkins of Cottage Grove are the noon. It comprised two old style guests of Miss Greta Bristow. J. O . V a n W i n k l k . Cathedral Hell," by Mrs. Brund. cars and an aggregation not likely j They came down to take in the Miss Berg also gave a pretty piano to iuspire confidence in the show ' "College W id o w ."— Saturday Eu Queen Esther. solo. Miss Maud Hooper recited on the part o f the public. One gene Register. performance was given in the j 'T ittle, due, Two, Three" in a Mike Wald of Eugene visited On account of l’rof. Robinson’s charming manner. The oue act eveniug. books lieiug destroyed in the farce comedy, “ Trouble at Sater- Cottage Grove friends over Sun Chas. Hall and Irwin Bath are Marshfield fire, he was not able lee’s” was well presented, Miss day. He came up on a Thor >w proprietors of the Arcade to secure new ones in time to lie- Mildred Pringle sustaining the motor cycle and returned Monday electric theater, Mr. Halt having ¡ gin rehearsals last week as was star rote in a charming manner. through mud and rain in an hour bought a half Ínteres* in the busi and twenty minutes. planned. The one act comedy “ Obstinancy" ness last Saturday, Messrs Hall However, he will be here next was very amusing and was ably Pious Anlauf of Anlauf had and Bath can lie depended upon to week and the first rehearsal will presented by three couples, Ren several ugly gashes cut in his head give the people the best procurable be held Tuesday eveniug May 18, Sanford and Miss Berg, as “ George one day last week by a limb fall in the way of moving pictures and at the Christian church. and Lizzie” colored servants. An ing on him while at work cutting illustrated songs with some vaude doctor of Cottage Please remember the date aud elderly couple, Martin Anderson timber. A ville thrown in occasionally. join with the Civic Improvement aud Miss Athea Widdersheim. Grove dressed his wounds. \ brother of Mrs. II. O. Thomp committee in making Oueen Esther Newly married couple, Scott Chrisman, a prominent Harry son spent a few days in this city a success. The proceeds will lie Short and Miss Palmer, the latter Row River farmer, was transact this week visiting at the home of used to lieautify the park. Every daughter of the aforesaid elderly ing business in the Nesmith couu- his sister. On his return to his ; body sing. couple. The fun and trouble all tv seat Monday. Scott is a pio home at Weed, California, today, I arose over the fact that George in neer business man of this flourish he was accompanied by Mrs. i Death ot Mrs. Fannon. sisted that his finance, Lizzie, re ing city, now enjoying rural life Thompson and children who will I peat after him “ Thank the Lord on a fine farm. spend a few weeks visiting with After a lingering illness from the table is set.” This same re- Mothers Day was appropriately her parents while Mr. Thompson pneumonia and paralysis, Mrs. quest^ was in turn made by the observed at the Presbyterian is soliciting names for the Nesmith Elizabeth 1-an non died at her other two gentlemen of their lietter church Sunday. The large edifice initiative petitions in Linn aud home near Elk ton on May 4, aged halves and there was “ obstinancy" was lieautifully decorated and the Benton counties. 78 years. The burial took place j i all along the line, all ending well, new minister, Rev. S. C. Adams, at Cottage ('.rove next day beside A great reduction in ladies suits however. The entertaiumeut con was given a very cordial greeting, the grave of her husband, whose and skirts Friday aud Saturday at cluded with some splendid tab the services being largely attended. death occurred three years ago. Lurchs. leaux. The rains of yesterday aud last 'Plie deceased came to Oregon Last Friday evening Miss Hester night mean thousands of dollars Kemis entertained the ‘>th grade a t 1 from Nebraska five years ago with Oakland Owl: Dr. F. W. Hunt to the farmers of Lane county her husband aud two grown sons— the home of Mrs. II. O. Thomp has sold his brick building to Geo. The frosts of last week, together Henry and A . H. Fannon, who son, the occasion being her s ix -: survive their parents.— Drain Non L. McCurdy recently from Cottage with the dry conditions generally, teenth birthday. The evening Grove. Mr. McCurdy and family were the occasion of considerable pareil. was pleasantly spent in a tr ip ! will arrive here about the first of worry among the farmers. While around the world. Miss Blanche | Miss Mary Willard spent Sun the week. He will open an ice there were a number of localities Veatch being the best traveler, re day in Eugene.visiting ftiends and cream parlor and confectionery in which the frost hit hard, the ceived a prize. An art coutest j store. damage is not as great as was first relatives. followed after which dainty re- ! reported from some sections. freshments were served. T h e I M u s ic ■ Poultry Supplies | W e can supply you w ith legal blanks of all kinds lor sale at Everything in furniture at Sim- this office. eral & Cunningham's. Prices as A great reduction in ladies suits attractive as the goods. The man who looks through the and skirts I-'riday and Saturday at advertisements every week will I.urchs. Chickens can't smile, hut the make many a dollar by so doing. a Success. house cleaning costume or some Replying to the question in last1 The entertainment given at the issue as to whether or not the armory last Friday evening by the article written upon, “ swallows! Epworth l.eague was well attend carrying bed bugs," was based j ed and proved a very pleasant and upon facts or fiction, will say that 1 entertaining occasion. The instru fiction has no part in the article, mental and vocal solos were all aud as to natural history disregard well rendered and were heartily ing the fable of “ Sap Suckers" encored, especially the piano solos carrying bottles under their wings, by Prof, (.laze, little Vena Wheel couid not be construed as proof er, the banjo and guitar solo by that swallows do not carry bed bugs Messrs (Maze aud Tyson, the vocal under their wings and while natural solo by J. M. I sham and the vocal history does not record tljis fact, duet by Misses Hazleton and it may still be true and might Wbitsett. The reading by Miss record the same were it apprised of Dickerson was worthy of special the fact. Neither does ancient praise as was also the reading by science record many things which Miss Allie Phillips. we read every day in our modern The vocal solo, a Japanese song sciences, and investigators are by Mrs. J .O . Van Winkle, who daily adding new discoveries to appeared in Japanese costume, substantiate the fact that swallows merited special mention as did carry bed bugs. also the pretty contralto solo, “ The - FEED I FLOUR Charles S. Cochran came down from Cottage Grove Saturday.— Iiugeue Register. Not Cottage Grove, but Creswetl. He has wandered from our fireside. ----^ --------- gnfl M O ST ANY BANK Can handle your business after a fashion, when times are good anti money easy. W hen times are hard anti money tight you feel the need of a business con nection with a Strong and Reliable Bank Do your banking business and make your credit good with The Strongest Bank in South Lane Co. I FIRST NHTIONHLBHNK FREE PICTURES guests departed wishing Miss! Hester many happy returns of the day. MARRIED A beautiful collection of both colored and imitation steel engrav L O W E -L A R S E N — On Friday, ! ing pictures 16x20 inches has been May 7, 190b, by Rev. M. P. Dctmmersiiaes. at the Norwegian received by the Leader and will be Lutheran church, Herman Lowe ] given away free— one picture to of Cottage Grove to Miss Tillie every new subscriber, or old sub Larsen of Eugene. They will scriber who pays a year in ad live at Cottage Grove, where the j vance. Come early and get first groom is the owner of the stage ■ choice while the collection line from that place to Bohemia large. See samples in Leader — Register. window. O F C O T T A O K O R O V F,. — - - -------------------------- i q w w n r n n i ] j ... jg Spring Season Q Our Spring Season has opened mo£f satisfactorily. N e w orders are coming in and w e are filling them in a manner satisfactory to our trade. Q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout the Season, and w ill endeavor to carry lines adapted to the the trade. SEND US Y O U R O R D E R S F O R G O O D S IN O U R LIN E A N D W E D O T H E R E S T JOHNSON & MATLOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE SUMMER RATES EAST During the Setson 1909 v i » the Southern Pacific Co. iiom COTTAGE GROVE To To To To OMAHA and Return - - KANSAS CITY and Return ST. LOUIS and return - CHICAGO and Return - - $64.40 - 64.40 - 71.90 - 76.90 anil to o ilier principal cities in tlie lva»t, M iddle W est and South. Correspondingly low (ares. On S » l . J u n . 2, 3; July 2, 2; August II, 12 To DENVER and Return- - - 59.40 On S s l . N i f 17. Julv I. Angus, II G oin g transit lim it 1« days from date ot sale, final return lim it Oct. J l. These tickets presents some very attractive features in the way of stopover privileges, and choice of routes: thereby enalding passengers to make side'trip* lo many interesting points enroute. Routing on the return trip through California may he had at a slight advance o ver the rates i|uote<l. Full particulars, sleeping car reservation* and ticket* w ill I * furnished by any Southern Pacific local agen t.'or W M . M cM I'R RAY, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. Give the LEADER a Trial.
