HENDERSON Habit Back LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Corsets
Buy your harness where you get
your moneys worth. C. H e a l s S c
S o n .
P h o n « 1621
- FEED
I FLOUR
■ Poultry Supplies
Nesmith couuty 1910!
Mr. and Mrs. W . C. Johnson '
were guests of Eugene friends th is’ 1 J
Go to Madsen for the fiest piano. week.
Good pasture for slock on Kucpc
Seud the Leader “ back hom e.”
place. Apply to \V. B. Cooper,
Read Burkholder-Woods C o’s,
Real Estale, Cottage Grove
new ad.
You can get a first-class meal at
Summer seems to have arrived
the Hotel Holland for 35 cents.
at last.
Nice clean rooms 35 and 5(>c. H-tf
One Crook county uiau received
A . Nelson has been awarded the
$77,000 for his wool.
contract for the reconstruction of
Attorney Joe Young was a
the Junction City light and power
county seat visitor Wednesday.
plant.
Look over the Leader’s ads and
Several steers and other fat ani
then patronize Leader advertisers.
mals will l>e roasted for the Kla
J. A . Roberts of Cottage Grove math Halls railroad celebration
has filed his notorial commission barbecue.
with the couuty clerk.
Five new brick buildiugs and
A towu in southeastern Oregon 57 dwellings are claimed to the
is named “ Mule.” The citizens credit of Cottage Grove the past
should lie great kickers.
year.— Portland lournal.
Bert Westbrook and wife o f
Bargains for 1‘riday and Satur
Hotel Oregon, went to Portland to day—ladies fine white duck skirts
day to enjoy a few days visit.
$1.50 value for 95 cents. $3.35
Huy sheet music at the Wave.
FRONT LACED ”
T 1
'I lli front laced models
are
a the culmination of
the latest and best ideas in
corset fashion.
They re
model the figure, giving it
a perfectly moulded back,
giviug it lines of grace and
symmetry and the loug, ta
pering curves which are so
artistically beautiful. They
reduce the full figure, giviug it the flattened front and slender hip
effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsement
of the leading physiciaus 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 perfect adjustment over the back and assists further in
keeping the hips in perfect subjection, thus giving the so-called
hipless figure.
We carry the frout laced corsets in a varied line
o f materials at prices ranging from $3.SO to $12. We cordially
invite the ladies o f our city and vicinity to visit our corset depart
ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation and
fitting free.
I
Rees-W allace Co.
W HERE YO U
D O BETTER
The business houses of this city value for $1.45 at Lurch's.
have decided to close on Monday,
Architect J. R. Ford has begun
July 5, from 11 a. in. until 4:3(1 work on the plans for the new bot-
p. m.
tliug plant at
the
Calapooya
l.ondou
Miss Dollie Hawkins, of the Springs, formerly the
Leader force, is enjoying a two springs.— Guard.
weeks vacation and is visiting
Misses Mildred Pringle and Atha
with friends at McMinnville.
Widdersheitu
went to
Portland
A n n u a l Sc h o ol M e e tin g .
NEW F R U IT P E S T
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James L. Loudon has filed with Sunday to attend the Rose carni
NOT V E R Y P R O LIFIC the county clerk notice of location \ l. They will stop at Salem on
'(‘he annual school meetiug of
(listrict No. 45 vyjl( be field Mom
of the “ Little London” milling their return to visit a few days
with friends.
day, June 31st, at the Hast Side
Hr auk King recently discovered claim in the Bohemia district.
school building commencing at 3 a peculiar fruit tree pest in this
“ An old wouiau shouted in the
Miss Nancy Whitsett has beeu
p, ni. for the purpose of electing viciuitv which seems to work on
revival. Her husband said, ‘ I felt
suffering from an attack of measles
two directors and one clerk. One pear trees exclusively, lie sent
like going through the floor.’ She
this week, her place in Hampton &
director for one year and the other twigs and a specimen of the insect
replied, ‘And I felt like going
Co’s, store being filled by Miss
for three years, and for the tran to the Oregon Agricultural College
through the roof.’ Each was at
Nickle.
saction of such other business as and Experimental Station and re
tracted hom eward."
J. I. Jones has sold the Bazarr
may come before the meeting.
ceived the following reply which
Mrs. II. O. Thompson and chil
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will be gratifying to local orchard- stock to local merchants, a local dren have returned home from
business man taking the agency
Christian Church Service! June l 3th. ists;
Weed, Calif., where a delightful
for the Columbia and Victor grnplt- visit was enjoyed with her parents.
G. H. K in o :
1(1 a. m. Hible School.
Dear Sir:— Replying to your let ophoues.
It will lie difficult for If. O. to give
11 a. in. sermon, ‘ ‘ He of Good ter of June 4th, referred to me by
Mrs. Andrews and family of up those “ nights nut with the
Cheer,” illustrated by a chemical Dr. Withycombe, will say the in
North Bend are guests o f Mr. and b oy s,” now.
demonstration.
sect which you sent with the re Mrs. Billie Veatch in the Gowdy-
Burkholder-Woods Co. ask the
7 p. m. Christian Kndeavor.
port that it is injuring pear trees in ville suburb.
They were neigh attention of “ ye gude housewife”
tj p. tip sermon, ‘ T lp u ie,” illus (hat vicinity, proves to be what is
bors on Coos Hay.
to their center display window.
trated with colored chalk cartoon- known as the branch twig borer,
This window is 35 feet wide, di
Mrs,
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R veryW ly welcome.
Holycaou oonfertus. This iusect
vided into two sections, displaying
gan
City.
I.a.,
is
visiting
her
sister,
W , A- Hi, k ins , l'astor.
is comparatively rare and can
Mrs. E. K. Barnes. She and her drapery fabrics and curtain goods,
hardly be considered of economic
two children will remain for several and showiug some of the uses they
importance, at least it lias never
W oodm en E le c t O fficer«
may be put to beautify one's home.
weeks visiting in our little city.
yet become abundant enough in
The meetings in the tent are
The Woodmen o f the World any locality to cause any serious
LOST.— A small tan leather
have elected the following officers injury. I ahl- Truly Yours,
pocket book containing a five dol quite interesting. Rev. Mr. Thurs
fo serve the coming temp Consul
lar gold piece and some small ton is preaching excellent sermons.
A- H- C ohpi . ky , M. H.
Commander, J. W- Veatch; A d
change. Hinder will please leave Conversions and enquiries are fre
Corvallis, Or., June 8, 1W ).
visor Lieutenant, J. II. Hartels;
at the residence of Prof. Barnes and quent. The attendance is good.
Come and see. There is room for
Hscort, C. I.. Churchill; W atch
Mrs. Mary Wade, aged 106 receive reward.
more. Services will continue next
man, Chas. Conner; Sentry, — . — . years travelled this week 165 miles
Gleason & Atkinson will fire up
Kddy, Manager IS months, A. by stage from Del Norte, Calif., to their first kiln o f 300,000 brick for week and other workers will be
present.
llrewer.
Coos county, Oregon, to visit with this season, this Saturday morn
Inez McDaniel, night central
relatives. (as. Laird, her son, died lug. They expect to burn two
girl
for the Coos Bay Home Tele
B a s e b a ll
more kilns the same size liefore the
lately aged 57 years.
phone company, at Marsefield,
close o f the season. They turn out
died about 9 o ’clock Wednesday
Nesmith County vs. O. A .. C.
Dr. Hranc Lucile Hard, Eugene first-class brick.
from burns sustained from her
first team, Sunday June 13th. optician, leaves Monday morning
Chief Farrington has served clothing catching fire from an oil
Game called at 3:30. This will be for the Hohetnia mining district
the hardest contested game played wh(m she wj„ Bpeml her suuinjer notice on the owners, proprietors stove used to heat the exchange
and employes o f the billiard halls, rooms at night. The accident o c
this season. The visitors play fast vacation.— Guard.
cigar
stores, etc., Jbat the state law curred about 4:30 in the nioruiug
ball and have an all-star leant.
prohibiting minors from being ill and the girl lingered on until
Admission 35 cents.
W e M a k e S h oe s F i t .
or playing games o f chance in about 9 o ’clock.
these places will be strictly en
Next Monday and to noon Tues
W e have a first class shoe
‘ ‘George Kelley, A . Dixon and
forced says the Register.
day June 14th and 15th, Dr. Lowe
“ Ole” Hagen returned front a trip maker. Nailed, half soles 75cents.
W . 1). Baker, a cousin o f Fx the well-known sight expert, will
to Saginaw yesterday. They re- Sewed, half soles$1.35.
Game
Warden, J. W . Baker of !>e in Cottage Grove. As he does
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port the mills in good shape and
this city, stopped over in Cottage not go from house to house consult
Cottage Grove building rapidly,” j
(). P. Adams and W m. Landess Grove Thursday on a visit while him about your eyes at Hotel Ore
says the Eugene Register.
were transacting business at the on a trip to the Seattle exposition gon. Nineteen years eqperience.
county seat Thursday.
from his home in Jackson county, Most people do not know that Dr.
bargains for Friday and Satur -1
where
he is interested in fruit I.owe is the pioneer optician in the
day— ladies line white duck skirts
Some men would go fishing if
growing.
He was very favorably valley and that lie has beeu coming
$3.25
!
$1.50 value for 05 cents,
they knew they would not catch a
impressed with Cottage Grove.
to Cottage Grove for more than
value for $1.45 at Lurch’s.
fish.
Ralph Easlev was in from the seventeen years.
Mining location notices and farm today selling his wool, a full
A full stock o f Edison phono
For artists materials see R. W .
graphs and records at Marion legal blanks o f all kinds for sale at wagon load, which netted him Waters.
this office.
Veatch’s.
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All of the old wooden buildings
$658. Mis brother Frank shipped
a carload of sheep to Portland have been moved from the corner
from Creswell today and they will lots o f C. C. W oodward on Main
buy and ship more sheep if they and Third streets, to make room
come out ahead on this shipment for his big new two story brick.
While in Portland last week Ralph The two story Knox building now
purchased a very fine three-year sets near the creamery on Third
Tervts, H am m ocks, and C a m p
old percheron mare, which was de street by the side of which reposes
livered to him today at this place. Ostrander's barlier shop, while the
Stools to Suit A n y Purse ^
She is black, well proportioned and New lira drug store building took
tips the scales 1600 poiiuds. She a long jaunt to the corner lot of
is a Ireautiful young animal and Ed Jenks on Main and First streets
Mr. Easley has been offered much near the depot. Thus the improve
Tim e to shine up that home of yours. G et our
more for her than he paid. The ment caravan marches on.
prices on P A IN T S and O IL S before buying. Every
boys propose to raise some fine
thing in Furniture, Carpets and Mattings. Our prices
M a rrie d
draft horses for the market.
Outing Season Is Here
Screen Doors, Window Screens
are right and so are our goods.
W ALKER
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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
WAGONS, BUGGIES, 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.
V- V V K E P O K T o r T H E C O N D IT IO N O F T H E V V V
;
First National Bank
OF
COTTAGE
GROVE
As submitted to the government, April 28, in condensed form,
amine and compare it will« other hank statements of condition.
Kx-
Loans, tamis, city ami
comity warrants . . . . 5151,4*».!.2.1
Real estate, fixtures...
12,225.00
Cash......
. ..........
118,954.9.1
Capital ami surplus... ..f 50,4*10,00
Profits ........................
14,158.63
Circulation..................
5282,64.1.10
5282,64.1.16
WE
HAVE OVER
52*5
A V A IL A B L E
CASH
I F Y O V W A N T S A F E T Y A N D S E R V I C E W E S O L IC IT Y O V R B U S IN E S S
THE
OLD
K E L IA B L E
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Spring Season
Q Our Spring Season has opened raoA satisfactorily.
N ew orders are coming in and we are filling them in a
manner satisfactory to onr trade.
(I W e intend keeping our stock complete throughout
the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted
to the the trade.
S E N O US Y O U R O R D E R S F O R G O O D S
IN O U R LINE AN D W E D O T H E R E S T
JOHNSON & MATLOCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
SUMMER RATES EAST
During the Season 1909
v i s the
Southern Pacific Co.
from
COTTAGE GROVE
To
To
To
To
OMAHA and Return - -
KANSAS CITY and Retarn
ST. LOUIS and return -
CHICAGO and Return
-
- $64.40
- 64.40
- 71.90
- 76.90
sui.l to other principal cities in the Hast, Middle West and South.
Correspondingly low fares.
O n S a l e J u n o 2 , 3; J u ly 2 , 3; A u gu u t II, 12
To DENVER and Return - -
-
59.40
O a S a l . M ay 17. J u ly I. A aS ii.t II
Doing transit limit 10 day, from date of sale, final return limit Oct. .11.
These tickets present, some very attractive feature, in the way of
stopp.er privileges, and choice of route,; thereby enabling passengcra to
make side trips to many interesting points enronte.
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 lie furnished
by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
WM. M cM t’ RKAV, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
Call and see.
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K IN G
LOST— Gold watch, Waltham At the Seventh Day Advent church, .
at Cottage Grove, June 1, 1909.1
movement, hunter's case. Finder
George Gildersleeve and Miss
return to Victor Chambers and re
Amy Owen, F.lder H. W . Bab
ceive suitable reward.
cock officiating.
Give the LEADER a Trial,