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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (May 24, 1909)
Friday aud S aturday we will L O C A L A N D P K K S O N A L . sell ladies m uslin corset covers H E N D E R S O N Habit Back valued at .45 ceuts for 19 ceuts at C orsets 5 s FRONT L A C E D ” H R front laced models T are 1 th e culm ination of 1 a tbe latest an d best ideas in corset fashion, 'th e y re model the figure, giving it a perfectly m oulded back, giving it lines of grace and symm etry an d the long, ta pering curves w hich are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the lull figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygienic and hav e the endorsem ent of the leading physiciaus and dressm akers. We .call special a t tention to the model illustrated w hich is made in two lengths, high bust, for the tall figure, and m edium bust, for the shorter waisled stout figure. T his model is extrem ely long over the back and hips. T he ex tra laciug in the back from the waist line down perm its an absolutely perfect adjustm ent over the back and assists further in keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giving the so-called hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets in a varied line of m aterials at prices ranging from $2.5(1 to $12. We 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 * * * * toa P h o n « 1621 I.urchs. IJraiu will celebrate. Town full of strangers. A rchitect fohn Ilu u zick er was a Read H am pton & Co’s, new ad. Grove visitor S aturday on business First street will lie graded and connected with the new Calapooya resort hotel. rocked. Miss Myra M cGilvrav departed Forty-five autos are owned in Friday for W alla W alla lo spend „ Eugene. the summer with her brother and j j P E ighth grade exercises F riday his w ife.—Caiiyonville Item. T evening. Mis. Myrtle Purvaiiee close,! a ! jjj A lbany will pave 14 blocks for a starter, says th e Democrat. ¡ i p l A m arriage license was issued to Wildwood to spend part of her Saturday to John T. Hailey and vacation. Miss A nna Mounts, lmtli of J u n c Springfield’s baseball team was tion. defeated Sunday in a gam e with Fridav and Saturday we will Ju n ctio n ’s team by a score of 11 sell ladies muslin corset covers to 9. T he gam e w as played at valued at .IS cents for 19 cents at Springfield. I.urchs. Geo. Comer came down from Mr. Jas. F. Weger, of Spokane, Portland S aturday, to look after is a guest of Mr. an d Mrs. Jas. his property interests in this city. Sears and Miss Mildred Pringle of He recently had his home on W all this city. street nicely repainted. Mrs. C hurch and Mrs. Ju d g e I,. Andy Nystrom, who w orks in a T. H arris of liugeue, visited Mrs. logging cam p on the Mohawk had \V. II. A bram s of this city Mon one of the lioues of his rig h t leg day and returned home today. broken F’riday by lieiug hit with a W ork is progressing on F. Cl. sw inging stick or limb. W HERE YOU DO BETTER Stiller’s new modern cottage on T he tiodv of A. A. Ford who Second street adjoining the resi got lost and perished in the Fall dence property of II. C. Veatcli. creek m ining district was recov City Council Proceedings. Took a Shot at Prowlers. Mrs. M. F. Petty of Creswell ered Saturday, b u t buried where T he city council met in ad was taken to the Ivugene hospital found as decoui()ositioii had set iu. I.ast T hursday night two men, R. W . Veatcli was up from E u journed session again Monday Saturday ou the noon train suffer one tall the other short, np(>eaied at the hoj^e of Mr. apd Mrs. Wjll evening. A petition for the grad ing from rheum atism and lagrippe.- gene Monday. He planted 15 Rev. W . V. Met lee, wife, acres to Spitzenberg apples on his f grown on bon it li Strgej and one of jug a>|d graveling of “ R " street them upon reaching a window was read and granted. An ordi daughter and sou. cam e u p from farm east of C ottage Grove this I * (leered in, rem arking to the other: nance will be draw n covering Creswell Monday to visit with Mrs. spring aud will set out five acres ; "T hey have a light b u rn in g ," sam e and bids called for in due McGee’s parents Mr. and Mrs. II. more to apples th is fall. C. Veatcli. which was heard by the little time. J . E. Y arnell has sold his 154 if O rdinance 224 providing for the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hrowu, Mrs. W. W . Sbortridge, who has acre farm iu the forks of the Mc who was kept aw ake on account of j construction of a lateral sewer in been visiting her sister, Mrs. W. Kenzie aud M ohawk, 24 acres of suffering severely from poison o a k . ! block 1 M cF arlan d 's third nddi- F. Colvin, returned to her hom e at which is in hops, for $70 per acre, Mrs. Hrowu iu attem pting to tele-11ion and block 1 M cFarland's Cottage Grove, says th e E ugene to I. J. Hays, late of N am pa, Id a phone to neighbors scared tbe j fourth addition was passed. Ordi- Register. ho. T he S. A. M cKenzie place strangers aw ay. Not m uch was j nance No. 225 to provide a license George Plank, sou of Constable of 197 acres at P leasant hill was thought of this m idnight visit by j for peddlers was read and will Plank, had his nose broken while also sold lately to Chas. W illiam s. the family a s the strange visitors come up for final action at the playing ball Friday afternoon, but T he M cKeuzie family will move to | were supposed to be tram ps p ro w l-'n e x t regular m eeting. It will pro- had the rig h t k in d of grit and Scio, where they have bought the | iug around, but the fam ily were ] vide for a license of from $2.50 to pushed it back into shape again 420 acre I’hillipi farm. considerably alarm ed when they j $10 per day. large delegation of Cottage | with his own fingers and it will were paid a second visit by th e ' T he contract for the grading and not be crooked.— Register- Grove citizens an d basehall en th u two suspicious looking ch a ra c te rs' graveling K ansas and Hurkholder Huy your sheet m usic of Marion siasts accom pauied the N esm iths again Friday night, upon which streets was aw arded to II. Venskp to Spriugfield Sunday and cheered V eatcli. 5tf ppcpsiop Mfs. |ifO(vn tpok a fop $H97 apd w cik op (fie same them on to victory. W e could not I The fam ily of tbe young mail phot af ope pf them with a commenced this m orning. help hut observe the visitors were T he street com mittee was or who was so generously assisted by a well liehaved lot of citizens for a revolver at close range while the Modern Woodmen M onday d e he was prowling around the prem dered to have the street an d side sire to th a n k that order heartily for bunch of victorious fails, which is ises and it is more than probable w alk grade established fronting its kindness* and generosity. unusual. Even Springfield can that the m iscreants will hereafter the city park. T he young m an is a m em ber of not help but show a little hilarity A new sidew alk w as ordered m ake themselves scarce iu that lo the order and has been sick and on such occasions when away cality. Mr. Hrowu being a labor built on the west side of Fourth reduced to straightened circum from home.— News, ing m an and keeping little money street from Parkers b akery to T en Friday and Saturday we will stances. T h e young m a n 's wife about the house the object of the nessee avenue. sell ladies m uslin corset covers would l>e pleased to receive la u n T he street com mittee w as in visits from the strangers is not valued at 45 cents for 19 cents at structed to exam ine the newly dry work or cohnnou sewing. I.urchs. understood. All kinds of sewing m achines at gravelled south street and report. ---------- r-» i---------- t). P. A dam s has returned home Foot Crushed. T he recorder w as instructed to best prices at Marion V eatch ’s. 5tf from a few weeks visit with his prepare an ordinance for the lay- T he beautiful new home of Mr. daughters at Portland. D uring M, I.nmmou, who lesides on iug of a sewer from m anhole on Kern on W all street is nearing his stay he visited m any Portland Fourth street met with a very pain- “ A " street to the west line of F. II. com pletion. It will lie modern in suburbs and Ilillslioro au d done a ful and severe accident S aturday Rosenberg’s lots near the west side every particular. Mr. Keui is one great deal of boosting for Nesmith while w orking about the well I school. Council adjourned, of ‘. he proprietors of the electric county. He says he only found light plant an d we un d erstan d his one m an who talked against the drilling outfit of Ralston & Spear, j ■ « ■ Mr. cieatiou of Nesmith county and lie | who were drilling a well for him. Rew Pastor Tendered a Reception. associate an d son-in-law, In some way he placed his foot _______ Shinn, will also build a nice home had friends residing on the upper tfuder the crank of the m achine ^ ev g. C. A dam s and family, in this city soon, lioth h aving evi m iddle fork who are laboring and it cam« down w ith te rrib le ' Vy(j0 \yere recently called to the dently come to C ottage G rove to under the wrong impression th a t force on his foot m ashing it to a Presbyterian o hurch charge at this stay and grow up w ith our city. th at section is included in the pro pulp, lie was taken to the gen place, were tendered a very pleas They are enterpring, public spirit posed Nesm ith boundary. W hen eral hospital at Hu gene to receive »•“ « » U c o rd ia l reception at the ed gentlem en an d good citizens. told by Mr. A dam s th a t the pro ' * Presbyterian m anse Monday even surgical and medical treatm ent I mg, and liesides the church mem- M ining location notices an d posed north liouudary line followed and is reported as getting along lierslrip, the other pastors of the legal b lan k s of all kinds for sale at city, Rev. W. V. Met lee and this office. satisfactory. and Row River, the fellow would ! family of Creswell and Dr. N ave C. Morton H adley, a young hardly believe it, but seemed iu-1 Two More New Homes. of A lbany, were present. Ad man of Roseburg, who h as won d in e d to look upon the m atter in_ a J dresses of welcome were m ade by fame locally and at the A shland different light. Some m eans the m inisters present, music was \V. C. Monroe has the frame work all u p for a neat modern eight furnished by a male quartet, splen C hautaqua as a vocal soloist of should lie taken to correctly in-1 roomed bungalo on his lotson Fast did refreshm ents were served and more than ordinary ability and form the Middle Fork people re River street, while \V. H. Cooper Rev. A dam s and family were who has asssisted Prof. Martin* E. garding the location of the pro h as work well under way on a fine m ade to feel (h at they were indeed Robinson in his ca n ta ta work on posed north boundary line of Nes large modern cottage on Fourth welcome to a place in this com streets adjoining the Joe (larroutte m unity and are am ong friends who several occasions, will tak e the m ith county. It would m ake cottage. Mr. Cooper has recently will endeavor to m ake their resi leading role of H ainan, the Pre votes for Nesmith. built three neat Cottages on Fifth dence here pleasant and prosper mier, in the sacred ca n ta ta II. C. Madsen has a shipm ent ous. street. "Q ueen E sth e r" w hich will be of fine pianos on the way from the 5 -6 presented by local talent u nder the east. direction of Prof. Robinson, at the No m iddle m a n ’s profit or job Cottage G rove A rm ory T hursday and Friday evenings Ju n e 4rd and bers commission to pay when you 4th. Mr. H adley returned recent buy a high grade piano from ly from Chicago, where he has Marion Veatcli, for he buys and been singing under the best in ships all his stock direct from the The only exclusive music store in the city. structors aud will arrive iu Cottage factory. Moral, buy at home and Player and Standard Pianos. Prices according 5tf G rove F riday to assist in the pre save money. to makes and size. See our Cabinet Grand sentation of "Q ueen E sth e r." He i, Schiller If you w ant a piano call and is personally know n to the writer and is a most w orthy and exem see M adsen’s, lie has the l>est SEW IN G M A C H IN ES E dieon G r e p h o p h o n e s for the money aud the sweetest plary young m an. O liv er T Y P E W R IT E R & R ecords la r g e slock 5 -6 toned. T be p ia n o ’s at M adsen's are guaranteed aud have a new patent Call in and se e our new line of 1 that m akes them superior to any fancy lap dusters. C. W . R e a l s f c s v vk - s - VSC J V » ,V other m ake. S-ft & SoK. 4tf | Rees-W allace Co. 1 - Music Hath Charm s M A R IO N V E A T C H "" /> \\T — ” ® P*0 - FEED I FLOUR ■ Poultry Supplies v /» L ftS ll U ) r ? G ? . s - p o u l . t r y , v e a l , MOHAIR, W O O L an d G R A I N We can supply you with LIME, C E M E N T , a n d a l l k i n d s of H A R D W A R E , T I N W A R E , GRANITEW ARE, STOVES & RANGES WAGONS, BIGGIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS Look over our stock and get our prices before buy ing. N EW SPRAY BUILDING NEAR D EPO T Spray-Wynne Co. V V V. R E P O R T O F T H E C O N D I T I O N O F T H E "* V V F ir s t N a t io n a l OF COTTAGE B ank GROVE As su b m itted to lit*.* g o v ern m en t, A pril am in e nini com pare it w ith oilier L ink sta le r in Condensed form . lv 4 Loans, bonds, city and county w arra n ts . . . . >IS 1 , Heal estate, fixtures 12,225 uo C a sh ....... ; ....... 1 IS.G5I.V, ____ . .. WF. C apital m id su rp lu s ... Profits C irc u la tio n ..................... D ep o sits........................ ¿282,643.1G H A V E O V F .R .{o,non,oo¿ 14,138.6.1* 1 2 2 0 0 , 0 0 * 226, .KR 53 ÍJH ’.OTd. Iflt 12- A V A IL A B L E CASH IF VOV W A N T S A F E T Y AND S E H V IC E W E S O L IC IT Y OV R B U S IN E S S THE OLD | RELIABLE f n m m I S p rin g S e a so n !( Our Spring Season lias opened moil satisfactorily. New orders are coming in and we are filling them in a manner satisfactory lo our trade Q W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted to the the trade. SEND US Y O UR O R D E R S FO R G O O D S IN O U R L IN E A N D W E D O T H E R E S T JO H N S O N & M A T L O C K GENERAI. MERCHANDISE SIMMER RATES EAST D uring the S eason 1909 via. t h e Southern Pacific Co. from COTTAGE G R O V E To To To To OMAHA and R eturn - - KANSAS CITY and Return ST. LOUIS and retu rn - CHICAGO and Return - - $64.40 - 64.40 - 71.90 - 76.90 on*l lo o ilier p rin cip al c itie s in the I vast. M id d le W est a n d S ou th . CorrcsiM iiuliiigly low fares. O n S n l e J u n e 2 . 3; J u l y 2 , 3; A u g u s t I I, 12 To DENVER and Return - - - 59.40 O n S n l e M a y 17. J u l y I. A u g u s t II G o in g tr a n s it lim it In «lays from «late of sale, final r e tu rn lim it tic k 41. T h ese tic k e ts p resen ts som e very a ttra c tiv e featu re s in th e way of sto p o v er p riv ileg e s, am i choice ol ro u tes; th e re b y e n a b lin g p assen g ers to m ake sid e trip s to m att) iu lere tin g jwuuts eiiro u te. R o u tin g on the re tu rn tr ip th ro u g h C alifo rn ia m ay be h ad a t a stig li! advance o v er th e rates quoted. F u ll particu lars, sle ep in g car reserv atio n am i tic k e ts w ill lie fu rn ish e d by any S m ith em Pacific local agent, o r WM. McMl RltA Y , General I'asseuger A gent, Portland, Ore. Give the LEADER a Trial.
