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HENDERSON Habit Back Corsets æn FRONT LACED ” models T 'II are 1 K the front culm laced ination of M. a the latest and best ideas in corset fashion. They re model the figure, giving it a perfectly moulded hack, giving it liues of grace and sym m etry and the long, t a pering curves w hich are so artistically beautiful. They reduce the full figure, giv in g 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 s|>ecial 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 waisted stout figure. T his model is extrem ely long over the back and hips- T he ex tra lacing in the back from the waist line down |ierinits an absolutely perfect adjustm ent over the back and assists further in keeping the hips iu perfect subjection, thus giving the so-called hipless figure. We carry the front laced corsets iu a varied line of m aterials at prices ran g in g from $2.SO to #12. We cordially invite the ladies of our city and vicinity to visit our corset dep art ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and fitting free. Rees-Wallace Co. WHERE YOU DO BETTER Wrong Impressions ol Nesmith. Mrs. C ray, m other iu-law of 11. K. Metcalf, returned home late last week from a visit a* Halsey. Khe says in discussing the creation of the new couuty of Nesmith with Halsey business men she fouud out that a very vague idea of our pioposed boundary lines is possessed by the people of the state generally, it lieing commonly supposed that the territory com prising the proposed new county of Nesmith extends from the Cascade m ountains to the Pacific ocean, a veritable shoe striug, as it weie. T his is uot the case. It is pro posed to m ake the summ it of the Cqast rauge m ountains life western boundary line, iu order th a t at some future tim e the chain of coast counties may be completed by the formation of a new coast couuty from the west part of l.aue and Douglas. Nesm ith county will be better proportioned aud more wieldy than m any of O re g o n ’s counties- Will Vote on Union High School, City of Creswell is Incorporated. N esm ith countv 1910! Buy sheet music at the W ave. Go to Madsen for the l>est piano. Seud the header “ hack hom e.” Rose show iu P ortland this week. Pay day ought to come oftener or stay longer. T he S. P. Co. will run a« ex c u r sion to K lam ath F alls from all points between Portland and A sh land Juue 11 and 12, tickets good for 15 days with stop-over privi leges on return trip. T he fare, round trip, from Cottage G rove will lie $12.70. Occasion of the celebration of the completion of the new K lam ath Falls railroad. A Logger Drowned. F, Smith, a logger, tw enty-eight years old, was drowned Saturday afternoon at W eudliug iu the Booth-Kklly mill pond. W hen last seen he was w orking am ong the logs at 4 o ’clock. He did not come to supper and h 's wife gave put the alarm an d the searchers found the body iu the pond. He probably slipped aud was stunned, so th at he could not swim or save himself. Outing Season Is Here Tervts, Hammocks, and C a m p Stools to Suit A n y Purse ^ ^ Screen Doors, Window Screens Time to shine up that home of yours. Get our prices on PAINTS and OILS before buying. Every thing in Furniture, Carpets and Mattings. Our prices are right and so are our goods. Call and see. (EL K IN G A picture of the Calapooya Springs hotel, as it will appear when completed, is on exhibition iu the show window of the F'irst N ational Bank. Mrs. P. b . A shcraft who has been visiting at Seattle and with her daughter, Mrs. W. C. Counter in this city, returned to her Ash laud home today. Misses N eva Perkins, b u ilt Cur- rin aud Em m a Job went to Port lan d M onday to attend the Rose carnival. T he two former will visit relatives at Baker City before returning home. Mr. and Mrs. IJorace Conner aud baby, cam e over from borane Monday to visit briefly with rela tives iu th is city. T hey were ac com panied by Mrs. Conner’s father, Irw in Petrie. F rankie Hawley, who h as been in Eastern Oregon, receutly en joyed’ a visit with his m other at Portland aud is now visiting with Ins grandfather, O, P. Adam s, and other relatives in this city. P h o n « 1621 - FEED I FLOUR ■ Poultry Supplies S o n . W. A. Perkins, an esteem ed' pioneer citizens of D rain, died at that place S aturday. Perkins Miller who has resided i at Disstou for some m ouths past | has re-located iu this city. You can get a first-clnss m eal at Bad habits are alw ays stronger the Motel H o lla n d , for 25 cents. than good resolutions. Nice clean rooms 25 aud 50c. 8-tf Chet V anD eiihurg is home from O ur readers are requested to A shland on a few days visit. look over the new ad of W alker ft A good plan to order your flags K ing. You m ay profit by so do- aud bunting earlv for the 4th. iug. book over the header s ads and Bargains for F'riday aud S a tu r theu patronize header advertisers. day —ladles fine white duck sk irts Alex Spare a pioneer citizen, re $1.50 value for 95 cents. $2.25 ceived some bruises from a fall value for $1.45 at b u rc h ’s. Monday. A m arriage license was granted Rev. B. C. Talmr, of Cottage by the county clerk S aturday to Grove preached iu Eugene S atu r Burton Henry Buoy aud Miss day eveniug. Nettie Francis Welch, Itoth of Isn ’t it tim e to realize the fact Creswell. that moss covered roofs are a m en John V’. Strange of Portland, | ace to the com munity? was a guest of Mrs. Muudy aud Some men are content to hold daughter, over Sunday. M i s s their nwu. O thers are am bitious Minnie Muudy was also lip from to hold the other fellow's too. Eugene to spend Suuday at home. After all it is the wedding inarch Brown H ansard a u d Dick composed by M endelssohn that Spong were arrested at Springfield keeps his memory m arching on. F'riday by M arshal byons on the Some of the business men are charge of conducting a “ blind already beginning lo plan floats p ig ” and were each fined $200 in for the big three days glorious cel the recorder’s court. ebration. Bids for the erection of the new Mrs. Charles M artin arrived hotel at. the Calapooya Springs down from Cottage Grove today. (form erly boudou Springs) were She and her husband have come to opened last week, but the contract has uot yet been let. T he m atter Eugene to reside.—G uard. Bargains for F'riday and S atu r will be attended to in a few days. By the action of the county court Saturday the city of Cres well was ushered into being as a m unicipal corporation and is now duly incorporated. T he county court ordered an election to Ire held on Friday, Ju u e 25, for m ayor and for councilm ett of the uew city, aud appointed the day—ladies fine white duck skirts judges and clerks of election th e re $1.50 value for 95 cents. #2.25 for. It will now be in order to value for $1.45 at b u rc h ’s. nom inate officers aud get into the A girl who has been engaged as m aelstrom of m unicipal politics. m any as three tim es m ust have a heart that looks as badly mussed Excursion to Klamath Falls. up as the top bureau draw er, At the coiniug annual school election, w hich will be held Mon day, lune 21, school districts num ber 20, 35, 37, and 39, w hich in clude borane aud adjoining terri tory, vyiM vo,e 0,i *he tjuestjou of a union high school. A great m any country districts have been w atching the outcome of the m at ter at Pleasaut H ill, where it was adopted last year, aud has proven very successful. T he attendance Milk Cows And Wood For Sale. at this country union high school bas been greater than at either Four head qf first class Jersey gobqrg or Creswell aipl ¡1 is al m ilk cows, a two year old Jersey most sure th a t other districts will bull, aud work horses for sale, also combine to form couuty high ash and oak wood delivered iu schools.— Register. •town. Phone farm ers 1794. G. O . W a l k e r , W alker, Or. Htf Bargains for Friday and S atu r day—ladies fine white duck skirls We Make Shoes Fit. $1.50 value for 05 cents. $2.25 W e have a first class shoe value for $1.45 at burcl}’?. | m aker. Nailed, half soles 75cents. A full stock of Edison phono ¡Sewed, half soles $1.25, graphs and records at Marion W hkki . kr -T hompson C o . V eatch’s. 5tf ----------- — ----------- M ining location notices aud 20% off on m en’s suits at H am p '• legal b lanks of all kinds for sale at ! this office- ton & Co’s. W ALKER LOCAL AND PERSONAL. I See Cooper & T ay lo r’s new real I estate ad in this issue of the header. Buy your harness where you get your moneys w orth. C. B e a l s & C. J. W hite, the lum ber dealer, first put up a shed which he thought would lie sufficient to ac com modate his business, but since that tim e he has m ade two ad d i tions. Mr. W hite sells lum ber just as cheap as it can be sold, therefore he is doing a good busi ness.—Junction Tim es. W . Ray Dean has leased the photograph studio formerly used by F. K. T aylor in the beep bu ild ing, has fitted it u p aud is now ready for photographic work of all kinds. Mr. Dean has devoted himself to this business for a n u m ber of years aud is credited with doing excellent work in th at line. — M yrtle Point Enterprise. Good pasture for stock on Knox place. A pply to W . II. Cooper, Real Estate, Cottage Grove. T he (Jueeii Esther can tata was well attended again F riday ev en ing au d hy special request it was repeated for the third tim e S atu r day evening at th e reduced price of 25 an d 10 .cents, giving all a chance to see it. It was the g reat est hit of any local production of the k in d ever given iu this city. T he W om an’s Club wishes to th an k all who contributed in any way to the success i f the cautat a. MARRIED. Marion Ernest returned home from Portland and other points W O O D A R D -SC H M IT T — In E u gene, Oregon, Ju u e (>, 1909, north M onday, aud was accom F rau k K. W oodard aud Miss panied by his cousin, Miss M attie Cecelia A nieta Schm itt, d au g h A dam s of Hillsboro, who is visit ter of Mr. an d Mrs. John ing at the home of Mr. an d Mrs. Schm itt. John Barteja. Mr. W oodard is a well know n C. J. Howard, ex-postm aster traveling m an and m akes Rose- and editor, was down from Doreua hurg his headquarters. lie an d S aturday, where he has the m a n his bride will be " a t hom e” after agement of the Doreua mill com July 1st., at Roseburg. p an y ’s store aud books. H e is a BI ’O Y -W Kl.C 11—On S aturday, very busy m an this being only bis Ju n e 5, 1909, at his office in the second visit to Cottage G rove since court house, by Ju d g e G. R. he accepted his present position Chrism an, Burton l b Buoy and last fall. A fter greeting friends Miss NeUie F . Welch, both of here briefly he returned to Doreua Creswell. S aturday afternoon. Mrs. I. B. Brum baugh has Born. leased the H olland hotel on Main street aud has com pletely over B R K H A F T — T o the wife of H arry hauled and renovated the place. Brehaut, the druggist. Suuday. Assisted by her husband, Jack Ju u e 0, 1909, a 9 pound girl. Brum baugh aud other members of BISBEY—T o the wife of Ernest the family, Mrs. Brum baugh e x Risbey, of “ T h e W av e,” T u es pects to m ake this hostelry a com day m orning, Ju n e X, 1909, a 7 fortable home like place and give pound boy. the public a first class 25 cent W lb S O N —T o Mr. and Mrs. J. J. meal. W ilson, S unday Ju n e 6, 1909, a 9 pound boy. COST—Gold watch, W altham movement, h u n te r's case. Finder P E R IN I— T o the wife of A ngelo return to Victor Cham bers and re Perini, at Comstock, Ju n e 5, ceive suitable reward. 1909, a 9 pound boy. % We pay Cash for EGGS, POULTRY, V E A L , MOHAIR, W O O L and G R A IN We can supply you with LIME, CEMENT, and all kinds 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 DEPOT Spray-Wynne Co. isSK, ASSSSSS. V,-, V s8a$SSSSSSS« W V , vv - sv V< sävv V « s v i R E P O R T O F T H E CO ND ITIO N O F T H E V W First National Bank ! OF COTTAGE GROVE As su b m itted to Hie g o v e rn m e n t. A p ril 28, iu co n d en sed form am in e au d com pare it w ith o th e r Iwnk sta te m e n ts of co n d itio n . Ex- Loans, bonds, c ity ami c o u n ty w a rra n ts . . . . $151,463.2*1 Real estate, fix tu res... 12,225.00 L a sh ....... ...................... 118.954.‘>3 C apital anil s u r p lu s ....... $ 30,UU0.(Xt Profits .............................. 14,138.63 C irc u la tio n ........................ 12 200 00 D ep o sits............................ 226 304.M $282,643,16 ?282,61.1 16 WK HAVE OVER S i t A V A IL A B L E CASH IF YOU W A N T S A F E T Y AND S E R V I C E WE SO L IC IT Y O V R B U S IN E S S THE OLD R .E L IA B L E -.-.v s vuvw vvveB i S p rin g S eason (I Our Spring Season has opened mod satisfactorily. N ew orders are coming in and we are filling them in a manner satisfactory to our trade. Q W e intend keeping our slock complete throughout the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted to the the trade, SE ND US Y O U R O R D E R S F O R G O O D S IN OU R LINE AND W E DO 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 M ERCHANDISE SUMMER RATES EAST D aring the Season 1909 vie, t h e Southern Pacific Co. from COTTAGE G ROVE To To To To OMAHA and R eturn - - KANSAS CITY and R eturn ST. LOUIS and re tu rn - CHICAGO and R eturn - • $64.40 - 64.40 - 71.90 - 76.90 nn.l to o ilier p rin c ip a l c itie s in th e H ast, M id d le W est a n d South. C o rresp o n d in g ly low fares. O n S v J * J u r y 2 . 3 ; J u l y 2 . 3; A u f lu M I I . 12 To DENVER and Return - - - 59.40 O a S o l e M a y 17, J u l y I. A v g u s t II G o in g tra n s it lim it 10 day» from d a te of »ale, final re tu rn lim it Oct. ¿1 . T h ese tic k e ts p re se n ts som e very a ttra c tiv e fe a tu re s iu th e way of stopover p riv ileg e s, a n d choice of ro u tes; th ereb y e n a b lin g p assen g ers to m ak e sid e trip s to m any in te re s tin g p o in ts en ro n te. R o u tin g on th e r e tu rn tr ip th ro u g h C a lifo rn ia m ay b e liad a t a s lig h t ad v an ce o v er th e ra te s q uoted. * F u ll particu lars, sle ep in g car re se rv a tio n s an d tic k e ts will he fu rn ish e d by an y S o u th ern Pacific local ag en t, o r W M . M cM URRAY, Genera! Passenger A gent, Portland, Ore. Give the LEADER a Trial.
