HENDERSON Habit Back
Corsets
“ FRONT L A C E D ”
T
‘HE front laced models
1 are
a the culmination of
the latest and best ideas in
corset fashion.
They re
model the figure, giving it
a perfectly moulded back,
Viving it lines of grace and
symmetry and the long, ta
pering curves which are so
artistically beautiful. 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.
W e 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 laciug in the back from the waist-liue down j>ermits an
absolutely perfect adjustment 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 in a varied line
o f materials at prices ranging from $2.SO 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 aud
fitting free.
Rees-Wallace Co.
W HERE YO U
D O BETTER
Myrtle Point Man Killed at Marcóla
Eighth Gra<|e Examinations.
J. C. Royer, who recently eatue
from Myrtle Point and purchased
the farm of C. Arnel near Marcola
was killed Thursday morning while
felling an oak tree, a limb from
which broke anil struck him across j
the back, probably breaking the
spinal column. 11» was iu an un
conscious condition when fouud
soon after the accident and carried
to his home where he sooq died,
lie leaves a wife and nine child
ren, some of whom are quite small.
It is a very sad case, as the family
is among strangers and its sole
provider taken so suddenly away.
The following named students
successfully passed the examina
tions of June BHh and lltb :
p'di,!,
Hastings,
Osie Currin,
Mamie Roliner, Sarah Foster, Ray
p<(j Kar King, Alsea Groom, Muriel
Robinson, Alice Couuts, Marie
Willard, Vera Crowe. These ten
with the twenty-nine who passed
jil N(gy will lqake a clqgs of (hirly-
Ume to enter the High school next
fall.
Sales Day.
It has been arranged to conduct
a regular weekly sales day in Cot
tage Grove, Saturday afternoons
being the time set and the place,
Spray-Wynue Co's. wqrghbWsg op
Second street. Farmer* aud other
people may briug in any stock,
farm implements, household goods
or anything else saleable, and it
will lie auctioned off Saturdays at
the place above named, W . T .
Kayser, auctioneer. This should
be a popular innovation. Sales
commence one week from this
Saturday.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Buy your harness where you get
your moneys worth. C. B eals &
S o n .'
ft’s Luck to Smoke Puck
The better than Sc Cigar
The Cigar iu the Green Box.
Grateful showers.
Nesmith county 1910!
More rain will be appreciated.
Huy sheet music at the Wave.
The I.eader “ bliud pig” reward
has lieen increased to $75. Look
out.
.Another beauty of the Oregon
summer climate; it cools off fre
quently.
A full stock of Edison phono
graphs and records at Marion
Veatch's.
5tf
Send the I.eader “ back hom e.’ ’
Read Hampton it C o’s, new ad.
next Walker & King also have a new
ad iu the Leader.
Boost for the big Fourth of July
The large colored Fourth of July
celebration.
posters are out announcing Cottage
Annual school
Monday,
meeting
We always get the June rains, Grove’s big celebration.
more or less.
Frauk Rosenberg, Chas. Bruueau
Look over the Leader's ads aud and William Landess visited Eu
theu patronize Leader advertisers. gene Wednesday eveniug.
For the next three mouths it will
The Fride Home Bakery will lie
be very pleasant to lie a school closed hereafter on Sunday from 1
teacher.
until 4 o ’clock p. m.
You cannot run the cultivator
Good pasture for stock on Knox
too much in the gardens, potato or place. Apply to W . B. Cooper,
com field.
Real Instate, Cottage Grove.
W . C. Johnson, the groceryman,
Leader locals will announce
is in attendance at the Seattle Fix- special ice creams and sherbets for
position this week.
Saturdays and Sundays at the
The Nesmith baseball team goes
W ave.” Watch for them.
to Junction to play ball Sunday.
F. II. Rosenberg aud L. W.
W e’ll bet on Nesmith.
Baker will leave for Peudleton Sun
\frs. S. Y. Abbott, of Eugene, day to attend the session of the
is a guest, of her daughter, Mrs. K. P. grand lodge as delegates.
Snodgrass, iu this city.
The finest quality of printing,
Try those fruit flavors in sodas without gingerbread or frills— the
at the “ W ave.” They are made kind a business man would send
from the ripe fruits— not extracts. to a business man, at the Leader
Miss Roxie Pringle has returned office.
from Gold Hill where she taught
Many fences arouud the resi
a very successful term o f school dence properties about town are
this spring.
being removed, which gives the
Alton Hampton vistpd his bus residence districts a more citified
iness associate, Mr. Tyson, in this appearance.
citv Tuesday. Business is report
Mrs. Hutchison returued to her
ed satisfactory.
home at Springfield Thursday
Henry Veatch, wife and son at after a brief but enjoyable visit
tended the O, A. C. graduating e x with her daughter, Mrs. J. O. Van
Christian thuroh Services lune 20th. ercises at Corvallis this week and Winkle and her sons, at this place.
visited with friends in that city.
L. W . Baker, o f Eugene, is
10 a. m. Bible School.
A special at the “ W ave” Sunday greeting old friends aud looking
It a. m. sermon, “ Every Mind
will be crushed strawberry ice after business matters iu this city.
Doctrine."
cream. If you want something Mrs. Baker will spend the summer
7 p. in. Christian Endeavor.
delicious aud appetizing call aud visiting at her old home in Brook
8 p. in address to young men.
lyn, Iowa,
get a dish.
Everybody welcome.
Mrs- Myron UUarn, sister of
Little Dorothy Veatch, daugh
W. A. E lkins , Pastor.
ter of Conductor and Mrs. Al Mrs. William Kuykendall, is here
Veatch, o f Roseberg, is a guest of from Grauts Pass for an extended
(lenient Work
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. visit. Mr. Isham was formerly
ageut for the S. P. Co., at Cottage
All kinds of cement work a II. C. Veatch in this city.
Grove.—
Eugeue Guard.
Mrs.
W
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C.
Counter
left
this
specialty, satisfaction guaranteed.
J. W. Maxwell residing on a
Apply to R. M. Gleason, or phone morning for Ashland to enjoy an
extended visit with her parents farm near Irving, brought to town
Main 21.1.
10-tf
aud friends. W . C. will lie “ one aud sold to a local butcher nine
hogs each nine months old that
A boarder compained that he of the boys” now for a season.
fouud hair in the ice cream, hair
Mrs. Thomas Pearce of Cottage weighed 2175 pounds, an average
iu the honey and hair iu the apple Grove returned home Tuesday after of over 241 pounds each. He re
sauce. “ The hair iu the ice cream isitiug her mother, Mrs. Brown, ceived $16.1 for them.— Eugene
must have come from shaving the ami sister, Mrs. Senftleben, who Guard.
Accidental death by a bullet
recently enme from Peru, Uliuois.
from his own rifle, is the fate that
Eugene Register.
Charles DeWald, who owns a liefell Fred Westenhiser, .VI years
nice farm near Elkton, Douglas of age, while huntiug alone Tues
county, is a guest of his parents, day in the Red Hill country five
Mr. and Mrs. W . V. DeWald, of miles southeast of Yoncalla. The
this city.
Charlie reports good victim of the tragedy came from
crop prospects on the lower I'm p Idaho two weeks ago to visit with
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Westen
qua.
hiser whose home is at Red Hill.
Prof. F,. K. Barnes is the happy
Watch for Walker it K ing’s bul
recipient of a “ Life Diplom a"
duly signed by Governor aud Sec letin lioard special sale each day.
retary F. W . Benson and Supt
Hoke H.
Fiester
went
to
J. II. Ackerman. This authorizes Seattle the first of the week to at
the professor to teach iu any pub tend the Imposition and meet a
lie school during life in the state daughter from the east whom he
of Oregon. lie justly feels proud has not seen for several years and
White Leghorns lor Sale
A full line o f Columbia stock of this honor.
who will accompany him on his
food and gall cure. Every box
Mr. and Mrs. I). II. Bucklaud, return home to visit here several
On account of room, I am
guaranteed at harness shop. C. o f Perry, New York, are guests- at weeks. Mr. Fiester’s position as
obliged to dispose of part o f my
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W . II. night clerk iu the postoffice is
B e a l s & S o n . .
chickens. If you want some first-
\brams in West Cottage Grove 1 icing acceptably filled by Roy
class White I«egJiorn liens
or
Mining location notices aud
Mr. Buckland is a brother o f Mrs Hutchinson.
spring chicks cheap, call at once. legal blanks o f all kinds for sale at
Abrams and this is their first visit
Watch for Walker & K ing's bul
Fi.o P h il l ip s . this office.
to the Coast. Mr. Bucklaud e x
letin lioard special sale each day.
presses himselt as quite favorably
Miss Cordelia Grant, of Ash
impressed with what he has seen of
land, formerly a teacher in the
Oregon.
% discount on Ladies’ Suits Cottage Grove schools, was mar
ried to Dr Blake at Ashland
Friday and Saturday at Lurch’s.
Wednesday, and passed through
We are prepared to fit out your house in first-class shape.
W. B. Dennis, of the Catapooya this city Thursday evening on a
W e carry everything in Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, Linol
springs company, went to Porttand wedding trip to Seattle.
They
eum, Rugs, Pillows, Blankets. In fact
Wednesday on a business visit were met at the depot by a number
connected with the building o f the o f friends who extended congratu
big hotel at the Springs. They are lations during the time the train
preparing to build a new liottling stopped here.
works at Cottage Grove add will
We are the house with the goods. Don’ t fail to see us
% discount on Ladies’ Suits
let
the contract for the work on the
when you are looking for the best. W e lead them all.
Friday and Saturday at Lurch’s.
hotel building on his return. They
are negotiating for the corner lot
BORN.
of Ed Jenks at the depot as a site
for the new bottling works.
’» RIGGS— On Thursday, June 10,
Jjce; the hair in the honey from the
comb; but I ca n ’t understand how
it got in the apple sauce, ’ ’ said the
After some delay June brides are landlord, “ for 1 picked the apples
at last coming to the front. Mar myself and they were Baldwins.”
riage licenses were issued Wednes
day to F’dward I). Simmons aud
J. B. I.ewis, the merchant, has
Miss Betta Wald, liolh o f Eugene; the carpenters at work building a
Oscar G . Weed, a teacher o f Clat- pew wide colonial porch on the
skauie, Columbia county, aud i front aud south ^ide o f his resi-
Miss Bessie P. Meats, a teacher o f i deuce on Fifth street.
Eugene; Harry A . Dunbar and
Miss Lulu M. Renshaw, both o f I LOST.— A small tan leather
Eugene; and Carl S. Carpenter and pœ^et book containing a five dol
,,
1 Inr
ie c e and some ! small
lar wold
gold n
piece
Miss Edna McPherson, both of change. Fiuder will please leave
Eugeue.
at the residence of Prof. Barnes aud
receive reward.
Marriage Licenses Issued,
Look
Look
Look
25
Everything For The House
25
- FEED
I FLOUR
■ Poultry Supplies
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, 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.
V V V
R E P O R T OK T H E C O N D IT IO N O F T H E V V V
First National Bank
OK
COTTAGE
GKOVE
As submitted lo the government April 28 , in condensed form.
amine and compare it with other bank statements of condition.
Loans, bonds, city ami
county warrants . . . . ilô t, U>3. 23
Real estate, fixtures...
12 ,225 no
Cash................................
118.954.*»3
E x
Capital and surplus... . . . S .30,(MS 1,00
Profits ....................... ... 14,1.18.63
Circulation.................
Deposits....................... . 226,304,53
# 2 8 2 ,6 4 3 , l b
#282,643.16
W E H A V E O V E R 52* 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 K V I C E W E S O L IC IT Y O V R B U S IN E S S
| T H E O L D R .E L I A B L E
Spring Season
d Our Spring Season has opened moif 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 T.arry lines adapted
to the the trade.
SEND US V O U R O R D E R S F O R G O O D S
IN OUR LINE AND W E DO T H E R E S T
JOHNSON & MATLOCK
GENERAL MERCHANDISE
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SUMMER RATES EAST
During the Season 1909
v i a th e
Southern Pacific Co.
from
COTTAGE GROVE
To OMAHA and Return - - - $64.40
To KANSAS CITY and Return • 64.40
To ST. LOUIS and return - - 71.90
To CHICAGO and Return - - 76.90
and toother principal cities in the Hast, Middle West and South. _
Correspondingly low fares.
O n S a l o 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 b S t a l « M a y 17. J u l y I. A n g u s ! II
Going transit limit in days from date of sale, final return limit Oct .41.
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 enronte.
Routing on the return trip through California may he hail at a slight
advance over the rates quoted.
Full particulars, sleeping car reservations ami tickets will he furnished
by any Southern Pacific local agent, or
WM. M cM l'R K A Y , General Passenger Agent, Portland, Ore.
W A LK E R <& KING
"C O T T A G E
GROVE, OREGON
Watch for W alkei & K ing's bul
letin board special sale each day
190*), to Mr. and Mrs. David
Griggs, of Cottage Grove, a son.
Give the LEADER a Trial.