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About Cottage Grove leader. (Cottage Grove, Or.) 1905-1915 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1909)
HENDERSON Habit Back Corsets >x FRONT LACED " 11H front laced models T are the culm iuatiou 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 symm etry and the long, ta pering curves which are so artistically Ijeautiful. They reduce th e lull figure, giving it the flattened front and slender hip effects. They are absolutely hygienic and have the endorsem ent of the leading physicians aud dressmakers.^ We call special a t tention to the model illustrated w hich is made in two lengths, high bust, for the tall figure, an d m edium bust, for th e shorter waisted stout figure. T his model is extrem ely long over the back and hips- T he e x tra lacing in the back from th e w aist-line down perm its an absolutely perfect adjustm ent over the back aud 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 ran g in g from $2..SO to $12. We cordially invite th e ladies of our city and viciuity to visit our corset d ep art ment and inspect these most exquisite models. Consultation aud fitting free. Rees-Wallace Co. W HERE Y O U DO BETTER More Improvements Will Raise Fine Poultry. T he Koseburg News says, con T he W illson restaurant building is being moved out on a line with cerning a former resident of Cot the other buildings on the north tage ('.rove: J. B. Pape will co n side of Main street and a concrete vert the ten acres of lan d in Eden- sidew alk will be laid in front of lxiwer he bought of F.lza l.eep, the place m aking the^first com through the Farm ers Heal Instate plete block of concrete side w alk Co. into a poultry farm, lie will on Mailt street. F.xcavating for not confine his operations strictly the big 78x05 W oodard brick ad to chickens, but will raise ducks, joining is progressing. T his new j turkeys and geese as well. lie two storv brick will have a steam j will begin with the best breeds and heating system aud will be modern i will raise only those adapted to in every particular. A. J. Stew ard j supply the general dem and for the has also received the plans and table, lie expects to have, be specifications for his new brick in sides the fowl mentioned, eggs all the sam e block, work on which the year round in sufficient q u an ti will com mence imm ediately after ties to keep the home m arket easy the Fourth of July when the old aud ship m any abroad. He has building built by Ira Conner 25 th e energy and push necessary to years ago, will be vacated by Miss m ake the experim ent a complete success. Bartels M illinery. C laude Plaster is building a neat Appointed Fire Warden. seven-roomed cottage on his acreage tract just north of town on Henry Kotupp, Eugene has been the river road. appointed fire warden for Lane county under the new law aud re Nesmith Defeats Corvallis. ceived his commission from Gov T he baseball gam e S unday was ernor Benson yesterday. He is too one-sided to be interesting, the under the control of the state board visitors being defeated by a score of forestry.— Register. of 12 to 1. T he Corvallis city team with the O. A. C. pitcher in Mining Locations Filed. the box, were no m atch for the T hom as II. Meador has filed N esm ith county team , b u t the gam e caused local fans to work up notices of m ining locations which ‘S u lta n a ’ and a lot of enthusiasm . T he N es he calls the m iths are com petent to meet any of ’Llobocan, ’ which are in the Bo hem ia district. the local valley teams. M arrige licenses were granted We Make Shoes Fit. M onday to the following: I5arl B. W e have a first class shoe Moxley aud Miss H attie B. H aw ley, both of Creswell, and John B. m aker. Nailed, h alf soles 75 cents. Miller and Miss Ju a n ita Bosquet, Sewed, half soles $1.25. W h e k i . k r -T h o m pso n C o . both of Kugene. T he prospective groom in the last nam ed instance Lost Veil. is aged 18 and th e bride 16. T an chiffon veil, oue y ard and Mr. and Mrs. Billings are visit ing in ('.rants Pass this week. a quarter square. F inder please T hey will return to this city and leave at Leader office. again visit with their daughter, Notarial Commission Filed. Mrs. F ran k Easley liefore returning to their La P lata, Missouri, home. T he notarial commission of C. A full stock of Edison phono J . H ow ard was filed for record in graphs and records at Marion the clerk 's office Monday. V eatch’s. Stf 1 M ining location notices aud A litttle shower Monday night legal blanks of all kinds for sale at this office. but not enough to do any good. Outing Season Is Here T en ts, H a m m o ck s, and Stools to Suit A n y Purse C&mp "€ 'C Screen Poors, 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. W ALKER KIN G LOCAL AND PERSONAL I t’s Luck to Sm oke Puck T he better th an Sc C igar T he Cigar in the Green Box. N esm ith county 1910! Buy sheet music at the W ave. Send the Leader “ back hom e.” Boost for the big Fourth of July celebration. H ave no vain regrets—celebrate iu Cottage Grove. Look over the L eader’s ads and then patronize I.eader advertisers. Every m an must lie som ething of a diplom at in older to keep his friends. F ran k K nox, of Eugene, was a guest of his brother Duke, of this city S aturday. Mrs. II. J. Sculley, of Denver, Colo., is visiting with her father, H. V. Olsen in this city. If you don’t eat at the Hotel Holland now you certainly will later on. Clean beds aud no bugs. T he business houses of this city have decided to close on M onday, July 5, from 11 a. m. until 4:50 p. m. 25% discount on Ladies’ Suits Friday and S aturday al L u rch ’s. Buy your harness where you get your moneys worth. C. B ea ls & S ox. FEED FLOUR Poultry Supplies Atty. L. E. Beau, wife and son, of Eugene, S|ieut S unday at Cala- pooya Springs. Ira Conner went to l.orane Mon day to spend a few days with his brother H orace and wife. Good pasture for stock on K nox place. Apply to W. B. Cooper, Real Estate, Cottage Grove. Mr. and Mrs. O sterhaus, of E u gene, have been guests of Mrs. O sterhaus’ parents here the past few days. S- K. Lewis, state fire warden, went to Eugene today to tak e charge of the Booth-Kelly reserve east of Eugene. T he g rand jury is in session, h aving convened M onday m oruiug. 1'p to a late hour th is afternoon no iudictm euts had lieen returned. County School Superintendent W. B. Dillard and Prof. L. R. Alderman went to l.orane M onday to meet with th e citizens there with a view of organizing a high school. S. F. York, filer and m ill-w right at the Leona saw mill, was iujured Miss Minnie Muudy returned to on T uesday of last week. His Eugene Monday after a brief visit with her m other and sister in this face was disfigured very m uch and he is now under the care of I)r. city. W ade at D rain. T he Register says Mr. and Mrs. Snow two feet deep is still re Bean have nam ed their daughter ported on eight miles of the m ili Lima. T h at com bination sounds tary wagon road over the Cascades good. to Eastern Oregon from Eugene. Mrs. Hi G riggs and baby re Tw o weeks more of warm weather turned home M onday from a brief will cause it to disappear. visit at the G riggs’ home at Com Ira A. R andall is still buying stock. Cottage Grove property, dem on Mrs. G riggs cam e down from strating his faith in the future of her holiie at Comstock Saturday to this city, his latest acquisition visit with her sons, David and being the cottage and lot fronting H iram . oti F ifth street which was tra n s Mrs. Lucile Branstetter w ent to ferred to him by Mrs. Fields Mon Cottage Grove this afternoon to day. visit her aunt, Mrs. John Barker, a Some fine looking quartz from few weeks.—G u ajd . the new “ N in a ” m ining claim in If men would only m asticate Bohemia, located a short distance their food as thoroughly as they south of th e music mine, w as re do their tobacco, there would be ceived by O. P. A dam s this week, less work for the doctors. who with 15. E. Lilly, qwn the new W hat becomes of all the pins claim . T his rock is rich in copper, isn ’t a m arker as a problem with gold and silver, and looks like a w hat becomes of all the nickels a good find. and dimes we get in change. Mrs. Wheeler, of Cottage Grove, Mr. and Mrs. II. J. Sculley are state secretary of the W. C. T . I '., am ong the new arrivals at Cot gave an elocutionary recital at the tage Grove with the intention of M. E. church at Y ouealla Friday m aking this their perm anent future evening and a lecture, subject, home. “ L ife,” Saturday evening. Mrs. T he continued dry w eather has W heeler is a talented lady, and is already done considerable dam age strongly backed by the courage of to all crops in this vicinity. Late her convictions.— Roseburg News. gardens are looking bad aud u n Mrs. W. A. W ard and Mrs less a soaking rain comes soon Lawton went to Creswell Monday all crops will suffer. to attend th e wedding of Earl Melvin Jordan has purchased Moxley and Miss H attie Hawley, Bert R ichm ond's interest in the d au gh ter of Bob Hawley, which D ream land theatre, th e firm now will be solemnized at the H aw ley being D urham & Jordan. They home W ednesday evening and are giviug good shows well worth w hich will lie witnessed by W. A. the 10 and 5 cents adm ission. W ard and other Cottage G rove Simeral & V anD enburg appear guests. to tie about the most patriotic peo 25% discouut on Ladies’ Suits pie in town, at least theirs was the F riday and S aturday at L u rch ’s. only place on Main street to nil Elder and Mrs. B. C. Talior took furl the stars au d stripes to the their departure M onday for Car- breeze on “ flag d a y ,” Monday. son, W ashington, where they will T he day is quite generally and ap spend a few w eeks’ vacation in propriately observed in the larger the hope of building up the E lder’s tow ns and cities an d should he in im paired health, he h aving not the sm aller places. fully recovered from the effects of Lincoln Sherwood, an old time a severe illness last winter. The Cottage Groveite, but for several I51der has sold his pretty home on years past a resident of Catnby, the hillside east of town to Mrs. visited briefly with Cottage Grove Ja s. Ilem enw ay. They will so relatives and friends Saturday journ at St. M artin’s Springs near H e said he was almost in need of Carson indefinitely. a guide, so m uch h ad the town changed since he saw it last. Link Look Out lor Fire«. does not appear a d ay older than when we looked upon him in-the T h e dry w eather increases the ’90s. H e is a brother of our towns danger of fires, keep your roof free m an J. M. Sherwood. from inoss, an d a policy on your 25% discount on L adies’ Suits house iu case it does burn. Tom Awbrey can give you a satisfac I'riday and Saturday at L u rch ’s. 8-tf I’rof. G . E. Johnson went north tory policy an d rate. again M onday in the interests of the Royal Interm ediate School, which he inform s us has been cleared from all indebtedness and is already promised twenty-five new students for the com ing school year with more in prospect, lie says ten families from various parts of the state have arranged to locate on silk creek in the vicinity of this splendid school. P h o n e 1621 L O ST .— A small tan leather pocket book containing a five dol lar gold piece and some small ch an g e. Finder will please leave at the residence of Prof. Barnes and receive rew ard. LOST—Gold w atch, W altham movement, h u n te r’s case. Finder return to V ictor Cham bers and re ceive suitable rew ard. 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 EW SPR \ Y BUILDING NEAR DEPOT Spray-Wynne Co. V W R E P O R T O F 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 su b m itted to th e g o v ern m en t, A pril 28, in co n d en sed form. aim n e an d co m p are it w ith o th er h an k sta te m e n ts of co n dition. L oans, bon d s, c ity and c o u n ty w a rra n ts . . . . »151,46.1.21 Real estate, fix tu res... 12,225.00 C a sh ................................. 118,954.93 C apital an d su rp lu s ........$ Profits .......................... C irc u la tio n ......................... D ep o sits.............................. $282,643,19 .10,000,00 14,118.61 12,200,00 226,104,51 »282,641.16 H AVE OVER 5 2 % A V A IL A B L E WE K x- CASH I F Y O U 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 RELIABLE S p rin g Season (| Our Spring Season has opened rnoSf 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 stock complete throughout the Season, and will endeavor to carry lines adapted to the the trade. SEND US Y O V R . O R D E R S FOR GO ODS IN O U R LINE AND WE DO T H E R E S T JOHNSON & M A TLO C K GENERAL MERCHANDISE SUMMER RATES EAST During th e S etson 1909 Vi«, t h e Southern Pacific Co. from COTTAGE GROVE To To To To OMAHA and R eturn - - KANSAS CITY and R eturn ST. LOUIS and re tu rn - CHICAGO and Return - - - - - $64.40 64.40 71.90 76.90 an d to o th e r p rin cip al cities in th e E ast, M id d le W est anti South. C o rresp o n d in g ly low fares. O n S a il« J u n e 2 , 3; J u l y 2 , 3; A u g u s t II, 12 To DENVER and R etu rn - - - 59.40 O b S a l e M a r 17. J u l y I. A l T u i II G o ing tr a n s it lim it 10 d ay s from d a te of sale, final re tu rn lim it O c t 11. T hese tic k e ts p re se n ts som e v ery a ttra c tiv e featu re s iu th e way of stopover p riv ile g e s, an d choice of ro u tes; th ereb y e n a b lin g passen g ers to m ake side trip s to m an y in te re s tin g p o in ts en ro u te. R o u tin g on th e re tu rn trip th ro u g h C a lifo rn ia m ay be had a t a slig h t advance o v er th e ra te s quoted. P u ll p articu lars, sle ep in g ca r re se rv a tio n s an d tic k e ts will he fu rn ish ed by an y S o u th ern Pacific local ag en t, or W M . M cM l'R R A Y , G eneral Passenger A gent, Portland, Ore. Give the LEADER a Trial.
