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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1909)
H E N D E R S O N Habit Back Corsets >x • > LOCAL AND PERSONAL Beautiful sacred cantata “ FRONT 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 of grace and symmetry and the long, ta pering curves which are so artistically lieautiful. They reduce the full figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygienic and 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, and 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 (terfect 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. We cordially invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and fittiug free. T Rees-W allace Co. W HERE YO U Parted. X once had a friend W ho was dear to my heart. W e swore by our whisker* W e never would part. I loaned him a dollar. Thank fate 'twau not ten. F o r since then I never H ave seen him again. H e came to my office And said: “ By the bye. Just slip me a dollar. I find I am shy. I'll pay you tom orrow,“ H e carelessly said, And often 1 wonder ' H ow long he’s been dead. J^ad I but refused if A nd made an excuse I ’d still have the friendship That naught could M r loose, F or he would be hying Jh hopes that some day He d manage to touch me And wander away. D O BETTER the armory theater Thursday and Friday evenings. See ad. Wheeler-Thompson’ s new Buy your harness where you get your moneys worth. C. B e a i . s & S o n . Huy your sheet music of Marion Veatch. 5tf The clock stopped at 15 miu- utes of 9 at Wheeler-Thompson Ripe home grown cherries are in Co’s. • Look up your coupons. the Koseburg markets. Orchardists should look out for Hainan will lie banged at the worthless sprays. There is a lot armory Thursday evening. of the dope which is worthless. There will be an eclipse of the Friday and Saturday bargains— moon Thursday evening. Watch $1.50 bed spreads for 98 cents. $2 for it. bedspreads for $1.48 at Lurch’s. Wildwood, attended the decora B k a i . s & S o n . Dr. D. A. Paiue is the latest tion exercises in this city. Good pasture for stock on Knox Eugeuiau to become afflicted with place. Apply to W . H. Cooper, the auto craze, having ordered a White steamer. Real Estate, Cottage Grove. turned home from a trip north last w. ®> evening and reports an encourag ing outlook for the forthcoming 8L school year. Time is money, and the fellow who The fact that all the “ dry” which are becoming valuable. He ■teals money gets time, but it doesn't towns of Oregon are forging ahead says there was a great crowd in follow that the fellow who steals time will have considerable bearing on Creswell yesterday to welcome the gets money. the whole state going “ dry” at the car load of excursionists from the east, The man In politics has to be all things to all men and Is liable to end general election in 1910. by being nothing to anybody. The big chorus and cast When tt comes to paying the price the genernl opinion of mankind Is apt to be that it Isn't worth it. Benson’s Pharmacy C otta g e Grove, Oregon \ M u s i c W e can supply you with LIME, CEMENT, and all kinds of HARDWARE. TINWARE, GRANITEWARE, STOVES & RANGES A full line of Columbia stock occupies the old Richmond elec food and gall cure, livery box tric theater buildiug. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Kerr of guaranteed at harness shop. C. W. II. Jenkins, the genial trav Would it not be well to call a eling passenger agent of the S. P. meeting and commence rnakiug arrangements for celebrating the company was a Cottage Grove visitor today. He says many 4th of July? people from this part of the state Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Bristow will attend the Portland rose festi and little daughter of l'.ugeue at val this year. tended the Memorial exercises in While the Creswell bound tour this city Monday. ists were waiting at Eugene for When you buy a ticket to the their train to Creswell they were Queen Esther cantata Thursday given an auto ride all over Eu or Friday evening you also give gene. The couuty seat always the city park fund a boost. seems to be able to get in its work Cottage Grove will be favored first oil such occasions. with a visit from Queen Esther Rev. J. L. Stratford of llalsev, and her royal court next Thursday came up from Creswell today to and Friday. Don’t fail to see look after business matters. He them. has property interests at Creswell A full stock of Edison phono graphs and records at Marion Veatch’s. 5tf lia s given us an enviable reputation with a long list o f patrons. If you w ant satisfaction in the line o f Drugs or Patent Medicines, give us a trial. EGGS, POULTRY, VEAL, MOHAIR, WOOL and GRAIN Assist the city park improvement Reserve your seats at the “ W ave” for the great Queen committee by attending the Queen Esther cantata Thursday or Fri Esther cantata. day evenings. The New Era drug store now Hr. Lowe, the optician will be 'fhpre qre lots of people in tills in Cottage Grove Monday June 14. wpfi(l who aren't to hiame. The wise who need glasses will wait for him. N o t to Bo D is ap p o in te d . DRUGS W e pay Cash for WAGONS, BIGGIES, FARM IMPLEMENTS Look over our stock and get our prices before buy ing. 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. Humor and Philosophy "Going to move this spring?'' "Yes, if we can lind a worie place : than we have for more money.” "That is n funny notion.’’ "M ight as well look for what w e will be sure to find.” In compounding prescrip tions combined w ith the purity o f all our - FEED I FLOUR ■ Poultry Supplies Gleason & Atkinson Lave their first kiln of brick ready for burn} ing. “ Discovered at Last,” or “ Some Miss Grace Jackson of Eugene, spent a few days in this city visit Reflections ou the Receut Fire and Blind Pigs,” was Rev. I). H. ing her friend Miss Mary Willard. Trimble’s theme at Eugene last Miss Minnie Muudy of Eugene, Sunday. is enjoying a few days visit with liditor Shut!, who sold the Drain her mother and sister in this city. Nonpareil last week, was a Cottage Friday and Saturday bargains— Grove visitor Monday. He will * y » 1 / » C A M M . S M I T H $1.50 bed spreads for 98 cents. $2 soon go ou a camping trip to bed spreads for $1.48 at Lurch's. Klamath county where he may lo PERT PARAGRAPHS. W ill F. Hart has laid a nice cate. It is as burd to give away a tiling pavement in front of his home ou Prof. G. E. Johnsoti of the that you dou't want as it is to keep a n Wall street. A good example. thing yoq do. Royal Intermediate school, re jj? 'T ie that way with friendships Too often, I fear. T h ey ’ re bound by the dollar. N o /natter how near. The test is the money, Pathetic, but true. T o lose them Just loan them A dollar or two. Accuracy P h o n e 1621 The hay crop will be larger than was expected. Queen Esther At Fine thing— that rain. The farmers are all smiles. If some clever man who doesn’t be lieve In woman suffrage would just suggest to the women—and get them to adopt the suggestion that they set tle the tariff question among them selves before demanding the suffrage, the men might feel seenre from the suffragettes for the next hundred years. Wanted Results^ M. F. Ryan, the genial Douglas county commissioner, was a Cot tage Grove visitor Saturday and informed the Leader that much permanent road and bridge work will be accomplished in Douglas county this year. He was looking The band will go to London after some road matters at the Springs Thursday to furnish Divide. Mr. Ryan’s home is at music for the annual picnic occas Drain and he is a “ hale fellow ion at that place which promises well met.” to be more interesting and enjoy H. C. Madsen has a shipment able than ever this year. of fine pianos on the way from the 5-f> No middle man’s profit or job east'. has been rehearsing “ Queen list her” nightly for two weeks tonight. At the armory Thursday and Friday evening. Don’t ntiss it. Seats on sale at the “ W ave.” " I am going to advertise with signs hung on the sides of every mule team In town.” The Wells Fargo express office bers commission to pay when you "W hat la the Idea?” and the Western ITiiou telegraph buy a high grade piano from "They have such wonderful pulling Marion Veatch, for he buys and office have been moved to the qualities.” E m an c ip a te d . "Does your wife want to vote?” "She doesn't know." "W hy doesn’t she know?” " I haven't told her ye».” Lo o k in g A ro und . "The doctor says he must quit smok lng.” "W hat is he going to do about It?” “ Get another doctor.” 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 M ARJON VEATCH ships all his stock direct from the building adjoining the creamery factory. Moral, buy at home and on Third street awaiting the com pletion of the new C. C. Wood save money. 5tf ward brick on the site of the for A ll kinds of sewing machines at mer express office building and best prices at Marion Veatch’s. 5tf other buildings adjoining includ Jos. Porter and wife and Mrs. ing Ostrander's barber shop, New Porter’s son, Joe Arnold, will Era drug store and McFarland’s start on an extended trip east Wed tobacco and cigar store, all of nesday. They will visit at Mrs. which buildings will be torn down Porter’s old home at Canton, Illi or removed to make room for the nois, and then spend a few months new modern brick. sight seeing in the middle west, returning home during the summer If you want a piano call and by way of the Seattle exposition • see Madsen’«. He ha« the best Mining location notices and for the money and the sweetest 5-9 legal blanks of all kinds for sale at toned. this office. Friday and Saturday bargains— A preliminary blue rock shoot $1..50 bed spreads for 98 cents. $2 will be held at the traps Wednes bedspreads for $1.48 at Lurch's. day June 2, at 2 p. m. to which all the shootists are invited. Tw o ex A full line of new single harness perts will be present. Next Tues from $10 up. Come and look day evening the local blue rock them over. C. \V. B kals & S o n . shooters will meet at the Leader Call in and see our new line of office to organize a gun club to fancy lap dusters. C. W . B eals contest for the DuPont trophy. & S o n . 4tf R E P O R T O F T H E CO N D ITIO N O F T H E V V V F irs t N a tio n a l OF C O TTAG E Bank GROVE As submitted to the government, April 28, in condensed form, amine anil compare it with other liauk statements of condition. loans, bonds, city and county warrants ... SIS 1,41.3.23 Real estate, fixtures... 12,225.00 Cash..... .................... 118,954.93 Capital and surplus...... # .10,0110,00 Profits ........................ 14,138.0.1 Circulation............ 12 , 200,00 lteposits................ 220,304.33 #282,643.16 WE Ex- # H A V E O V E R 52% A V A IL A B L E 282 . 043.10 CASH IF YO U W A N T S A F E T Y A N D S E R V IC E WE S O LIC IT Y O V R BUSINESS T H E O LD R .E L IA B L E Springy Season Q Our Spring Season has opened moil satisfactorily. N ew 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 will 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 L IN E A N D W E DO T H E R E S T JOHNSON & MATLOCK GENERAL MERCHANDISE SUMMER RATES EAST Daring the Season 1909 V ia th e Southern Pacific Co. from 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 ami to other principal cities in the Hast, Middle West and South. Correspondingly low fares. O n Saa.1« J u n e 2, 3; J u ly 2, 3; A u g u st II, 12 To DENVER and Return- - - 59.40 O a S a l . M ax 17. J u ly I. A t g u .l It <’>oing transit limit H* days from date of sale, final return lim it Oct 31. These tickets presents some very attractive features in the way of stopover privileges, and choice of routes; thereby enabling passengers to make side trip* to many interc.ting points enroute. Routing on the return trip through California may he had at a slight advance over the rates quoted. Full particulars, sleeping car reservations and tickets will he furnished by any Southern Pacific local agent, or W M . M cM l’ K R A Y , General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore. Give the LEADER a Trial.
