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% H ENDERSON Habit Back Corsets æn LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Nesmith county 1910! Lots of street paviug talk. Read Hampton & Co’s, new ad. “FRO N T LACED ” H E front laced models are the culmination of the latest and best ideas in corset fashion. They re model the figure, giving it a perfectly moulded back, giving it lines o f grace and symmetry and the long, ta pering curves which are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the lull figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsement of the leading physicians aud 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 aud hips. The extra lacing in the back from tire waist-line down permits an absolutely |>erfect adjustment 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 materials at prices ranging from $2.50 to $12. W e cordially invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart ment aud inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and fitting free. T Queen Esther Beautiful sacred cantata At the armory theater Next Thursday and Friday even ings. P h o n e 1621 - FEED I FLOUR ■ Poultry Supplies Buy your harness where you get your moneys worth. C. B e a l s & By the way, how mad is a wet S o n . hen? The Nesmith ball team will Buy your sheet music of Marion play Springfield at Cottage Grove Veatch. 5tf next Suuday. "Queen Esther" next Thursday Roseburg has $|i)t),iNM) in build and Friday evenings. ing improvements under way, be Opportunity never knocks at the sides over a mile of street paviug. door of a popular loafing place. Friday and Saturday we will D. T. Awbrey and wife have sell ladies muslin corset covers been spending the week with valued at 35 cents for 19 cents at friends in Eugene. Lurchs. Tom Blew is greeting old ( '.rove Roseburg supplied the roses for friends this week aud lookiug the big Commercial Club banquet after property interests here. at Fortlaud Wednesday, the Fort- We pay Cash for EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL, MOHAIR, WOOL and GRAIN We can supply you with LIME, CEMENT, and all kinds of HARDWARE, TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES & RANGES Ralph Easley went to Portland laud roses not being in bloom yet. Thursday to spend a few days The baud stand has been or lookiug after business matters. dered removed from the corner lot Friday and Saturday we will opposite Lurch’s store. Why not sell ladies muslin corset covers move it out to permanent quarters valued at .15 cents for 19 cents at in the new city park? Lurchs. The warm rain of the past few WAGONS, BUGGIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS A full line of Columbia stock days has been somewhat beneficial food and gall cure. Every liox to crops, but too light to result in guaranteed at harness shop. C. much good. The weather clerk B e a l s & S o n . seems to think we should be thank W H ERE YOU DO BETTER Mrs. W. A . Ilemenway and ful for small favors. little daughters returned home The log drive for the Booth-Kelly i from Eugene 'Tuesday where they mill at Coburg has reached a point j In Society Circles. Cottage Grove Summer School. had been visiting with relatives. in the McKenzie river opposite the | McKenzie stock farm and is mak J. II. Ilearde, the well known On Wednesday afternoon Mes- A summer school of moral aud ing good headway. It contains | religious training will be conduct danies J. 11. Chambers, D. T. vaudeville sketch artist, is playing 6,000,000 feet of logs. ed at the Presbyterian church dur Avvbrey, C. II. Burkholder aud a three nights engagement at the Mat Duerst of Cottage Grove, Aicade, closing Saturday evening. ing the mouth of June. Classes Marion Veatcli entertained a large who is suffering with a bad case of for children between the ages of number of their lady friends in Cottage Grove will be favored eight and eighteen will be com the Plpllips hull- The hall and with a visit from Queen Iisther cancer of the stomach, was in the n dueled between tl}e liqqrs of nine haqquQt room was artistically dec and her royal court next Thursday city yesterday with his daughter fill eleven tfiree mornings each orated with dog wood blossoms, aud Friday. Don’t fail to see consulting a local physician, but nothing could Ire done for the poor week, aud training classes for evergreens aud ferns aud interest them. fellow and he went home to make adults will l>e in progress in the ing games were provided fo» the Prof. G. Ii. Johnson of the the Irest of his unfortunate condi entertainment of guests, one to afternoons of Tuesdays, Wednes Royal Intermediate school, left days and Thursdays, beginning preate much merriment being the Tuesday for points north where tion.— Guard. Editor Shutt of the Drain Non June 1, and closing June 24, dressing of clothespins with tissue he is working in the interest of the pareil says: “ A female "Jack the 'J'Uis kind of work lias been con paper to represent characters of school. Hugger” is roaming alrout Cottage ducted by Mr, Adams before and the various nations. Mrs. Abrams Tickets for the "Queen Esther” Grove. She has hugged several .has proven a success. For further was declared the winner in this cantata, next Thursday and Fri young men until they were black information the Key. Mr. Adams contest aud was awarded the prize, day evenings at the armory will be in the face, aud half scared them will be glad to explain. A small bate in the afternoon the hostesses placed on sale at the " W a v e ” to death, and now the married fee of fifty cents will be charged led the way to the banquet hall Monday. Call early and engage newspaper men are out trying to at the opening of the school to where dainty refreshments were your seats. discover whose wife it is that e x help defray expenses and as a served and a most pleasant social E. O. Qsmuu and family and ercises such a fondness for un afternoon was brought to a close. pledge of regular attendance. his son, A . E. Ostnun and family, hugged youug m en!" The guests were: who recently came from Ilacketts- Mesdames W. II. Abrams, B. II. C. Madsen has a shipment Lay ol the Cgrpet Beater. B. Job, A. B. Wood, IJ. (l. Thomp town, New Jersey, made Cottage of fine pianos on the way from the 5-6 son, Prank Phillips, John Phillips, Grove a visit this week with a east. This from ait exchange carries Miss Gertrude French, a pretty J. C. Johnson, J. (). Van Winkle, view of locating here. the plaint of some overwrought P. II. Rosenberg, Pred llerren, I). Mrs. F. D. Wheeler returned 19 year old young lady employed citizen who is serving time as J. DuBruille, Geo. Hall, Herbert home Wednesday from a visit to in a Fortlaud ice cream parlor, main assistant to his wife in the Eakin, C. P. Jones, J. 1. Jones, F. Canyonville, Riddle aud Roseburg, captured the Journal’s mysterious work of spring house cleaning: I). Wheeler, T. C. Wheeler, N. K. having organized “ Y ” societies at ‘ Raffles” Wednesday while he hear him: Compton, I.ilyau Goodman, Alice the former places aud gave suc was walking down town disguised “ Tell me, ye winged winds that as a carpenter, and carrying a Richmond, II. II. Veatch, Mundy, cessful recitals. around my pathway roar, do you square and a brace. Not being a B. Lurch, Celia McCreadie, J. S. Rev. W. A. Elkins, a graduate subscriber to the Journal she re not know some quiet spot where Medley, A. W. Rime, W . P. Hart, of the Eugene Bible University ceives only $10«» instead of $500 wives clean house no more, some G. L. Rees, W. A . Ilemenway, A. several years ago, now pastor of lone sequestered dale, some island, according t o t h e s e conditions. Brund, Delure Ilemenway, Harry the Christian church at Cottage Raffles has succeeded in evading ocean-girt, where life is not one Wynne, Mont. Shephardson, H. Grove, was in the city Tuesday ceaseless war with cobwebs aud capture in Fortlaud in his numer A. Miller, W. A . Elkins, F„ C. attending commencement at this ous disguises for more than a week. With dirt; where only natures car Macy, Leyoy Woods, Emma Best, institution.— Guard. pet spreads beneath their tired W- C. Conner, L. T. Long, I'red Friday and Saturday we will feet, a »d wretched men are ne’er The Rev. S. G. Bettes, the Cow sell ladies muslin corset covers Russell, E. K. Barnes, J. W. W il compelled its emerald folds to son, Chas. Van Denburg, A. S. boy preacher, will preach at Cot valued at 35 cents for 19 cents at beat? The lake breeze fanned my Nickle, A. I.. Briggs, J . M. Isham, tage Grove, beginning June 1st at Lurchs. heated face and said: “ Heaton! Captain Raymond Babb of Co. J. E, Ostrander, W. If. Ostrander, 8 o'clock. He will lie visiting Mr. There’s no such place,” O. N. G., of Ivugene has re I. Thomas, his brother-in-law. Geo. McQueen, Lydia Stouffer, F. L. Ingram, J. W . Veatch, S. C. Let all turn out aud hear him. It signed his commission, the resigna tion lieing announced by First A Grand Picture oi Cottage G rove.! Adams, S. R. Brand, G. Tyson, is free to all. Lieutenant, W. G. White at a C. D. Van Valen, Chas. Wood A ll kinds of sewing machines at meeting of the company 'Tuesday. ward, F. E. Millington, Silverton: best prices at Marion Veatch's. 5tf One of the finest bird’s-eye-views Captain Babb, who is connected of this city ever made may lie W . W. Calkins, Eugene; S. Calk Mr. aud Mrs. Andrew Brund re with the Griffin Hardware Co. seen at the "W a v e .” It is five ins, Eugene; II. I\. Inlow, I). M. ceived the sad intelligent Tuesday gives his reason for resigning as feet in length and ten inches wide C. Gault, Misses Mary Mundy, of the death of Mrs. Rrund’s lieing pressed with business affairs, Lyons. aud is a photograph, hand painted grandfather Rev. Robe, at Browns so as to make it impossible to at in natural colors. The framing is ville on that day. Deceased was tend to the duties of his office as The price of wool is steadily in an esteemed pioneer of that part also handsome, lieing of the mis he should. For his successor sion style, all the handiwork of creasing aud we understand the of Linn county. Mr. aud Mrs. First Lieutenant While is promi Charles Adams, of the S. P. tie Eugene woolen mill is paying 26 Brund went to Brownsville W ed lieiitly mentioned. plant. This view shows the town cents a pound for good wool. nesday to attend the funeral obse and surrounding country looking Sheep shearing is in full blast and quies. Christian Church Service May 30th, south from Mt. David and makes the farmers are realizing good Mining location notices and profits from their sheep this year. a lieautiful picture. 10 a. m. Bible school. No ser legal blanks of all kinds for sale at vice at 11a. m. Christian En this office. deavor 7 p. in., 8 o ’ clock sermon, Geo. Lea, the contractor, spent "Jesus at the Fool of Belhesda. a few days in Drain this week Frayer meeting Thursday evening, looking up an additional water 8 p. in. liverybody -welcome. supply for that city. He says he W . A. E l k in s , Pastor. found plenty of water adequate to The only exclusive music store in the city. the needs of that little city for If you want a piano call and Player and Standard Pianos. Prices according many years to come only three see Madsen’s. He has the best to makes and size. See our Cabinet Grand miles distant and at a good eleva for the money and the sweetest tion. He will probably be called toned. Schiller 5-6 upon for some estimates and speci A full line of new single harness fications. S E W IN G M A C H IN E S Edison Grnphophones Oliver T Y P E W R I T E R from $10 up. Come and look & Records turile stock The piano's at Madsen's are them over. C. W . B k ai . s & S o n . Rees-Wallace Co. I Music Hath Charms M A R IO N V E A T C H tM M M M M K M M M W i guaranteed and have a new patent Call in and see our new line of that makes them superior to any fancy lap dusters. C. W . B eals & Sow. 4tf other make 5-6 $ Look over our stock and get our prices before buy ing. N EW SPRAY BUILDING NEAR DEPOT Spray-Wynne Co. W V REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF THE V V V First National Bank OF CO TTAG E GROVE As submitted to llie government, April _'H, in i/oinlenseil form, amine amt compare it with other bank statements of condition. lix- L o a n s , b o m ls , c it y a m i 51.St, 4<*3.2d c o u n ty w a rra n ts . . . R e a l e sta te, fix tu r e s ... 12 2 2 5 .0 0 C a s h ........ ......................... 11H 054.0.3 C a p i t a l a m t M i r p ln s ... ..5 5 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 P r o fit s ........................ .. 1-4,138.4*3 C i r c u l a t i o n ...................... D e p o s i t s ............. 220, .KM. 5.3 5282 1,4.». tí. 5282,04.3.16 WE HAVE OVER r>2 A V A ILA B LE CASH IF YOU W ANT SAFETY AND SERVICE WE SOLICIT YOVR BUSINESS THE OLD R ELIA B LE Springy S eason (I Our Spring Season has opened mo& satisfactorily. New orders are coining in and we are filling them in a manner 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 » US Y O U R O R D E R S F O R G O O D S IN O U R LINE AND W E DO T H E R E S T JOHNSON & MATLOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE SUMMER RATES EAST During the Season 1909 v ia the Southern Pacific Co. frop\ 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 and to other priucii»al cities in the Hast, Middle West and South. Correspondingly low fares. On S ale June 2. 3; July 2, 3; August II, 12 To DENVER and Return • - - 59.40 On Satie Mny 17, July 1, August II Gotti# transit limit 10 days iron» «late of sale, final return limit Oct .11. These tickets presents some very attractive features in the way of stopover privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enabling passengers to make side trips to many interesting points enroute. Routing on the return trip through California may lie had at a slight advance over the rates quoted. Full particulars, sleeping car reservation* and tickets will lie furnished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or W M . Me M I’ R RAV, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. Give the LEADER a Trial.
