THE
SIUSLAW
Hampton’s j
CASH STORE
Eugene, Oregon
EVERYTHING FOR MEN
Sash, Doors, Mouldings
Paints, Oils, Glass
Dynam'te Caps and Fuse
Farm and Poultry Fencing
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Harness and Fittings, Ets.
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Stoves and Ranges Keen Kutter Tools
Builders and General Hardware
We carry these goods in stock and Telephone your order in
at Glenada
Florence Builders Supply Cotnpany
H ardw are, Stoves and Ranges
We can fum isn Building M aterial of all kinds. Doors Win
dowB, Locks, Mouldings, Paints, Wall Paper, Building Paper,
Engine Supplies, anything in the oil line
DUPONTS RED CROSS DYNAMITE
STAUP & CORUM
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Florence, Oregon
NORTH BEND MAUFACTURING CO.
North Bend, Oregon
manufacturers of
SASH, DOORS A N D M O ULDING S
GLASS— High Grade Interior EuMnh
Prices Mailed on Application
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WEDNESDAY,
W1THEYC0MBE
REPUBLICAN
FOR GOVERNOR
Portland, Ore., May 16. Dr.
Jam
es Witheycombe was nomi-
AND WOMEN
1 nated for governor by the Re-
■H-H-l"!- !■ l-l-M-l'l- l-t- :- ' Publicans
in Friday’s primaries.
c . j . Smith waa ; orninated
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HULL
PILOT,
for the same office by the Demo­
crats.
C. N. M cArthur was
nominated by the Republicans
for ijepreseqtatiye, in
from the third (Portland) dis-1
trict, defeating A. W. Lafferty,
incumbent.
These results on partial returns
from all counties and announced
late today, removed the only re-1
maining uncertainties as to re-1
suits on im portant offices.
The following national com- ;
mitteemen were elected: H. M.
Esterly, Democrat; Ralph E.
Williams, Republican;
Henry
Waldo Coe, Progressive.
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The returns indicated the nomi­
nation of the following candi­
dates for congressmen first
district. Representative, W. C.
I Hawley, Republican; Fred W.
Mears, Progressive; Frederick
Hollister, Democrat.
MAY
20,
1914
Schaffner
J. B. Stetson Hats.
We are ready to Clothe
You for
Carnival.
Our Line of
Hats and Furnishings
Are Very Complete. Let Us Show You.
Hole Proof Hosiery.
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Smith’s Toggery
“Things That Men Wear’’
T H E RED FR O N T
PLANS FOR
BINGHAM
NOMINATED BY ODD FELLOW
BUILDING
REPUBLICANS
L ater and nearly complete re-
turns from Friday’s prim ary elec-
i tion do not change in particular
. the lane county nominations as
| forecasted in Saturday mornings
J Register. On the republican tick-
et, I. H. Bingham is nominated
for senator from Lane county, E.
D. Cusick of Albany, for joint
senator from Linn and Lane, and
Allen Eaton and W. B. Dillard
are assured of nomination for
representative from Lane county,
while third place is close contest-
fd between E lbert Bede of Cot-
Star Brand Shoes
Wm. K y le has received the
plans for the proposed new I. O.
O. F. temple. They were drawn
by Architect Ford of Eugene,
and show a very imposing struc-
ture.
It is to be three-stories high
and cover the lodge property a t
the corner o f Front and Wash-
ington streets.
The first floor
will have four business rooms,
three facing Front street and one
on W ashington street. A boiler
room is also provided for on this
floor.
The lodge hall will be on the
• taiie Grove and Melvin Fenwick second floor and will
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Florence, Oregon
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Jack Beck
T h e F u rn itu re D o cto r
Mattresses and Couches made to order-
Furniture and Mattresses Repaired
Well Boring and all kinds of
Job Work Done
Shop on Float House, T W o
b lo ck, below W est O Bce
W rite Phone or C ell
Phon« N o . 256
Florence,
Oregon
Insure In The Travelers
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Of Hartford Com
Now is the tim e to insure your Life and Health, also against
Accedents. Do it Now, B-4 some thing happens to you.
- E. C. WAYMAN
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take your Picture forCarvival Springfield,
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The Insurance Man,
with 87 out of 90 feet.
Opening off the lodge
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precincts complete, Bede has a room will be a secretary’s room,
WAYMAN’S Agencies,
A J KINDS
WORK
lead o f two votes. W. B .C alk- anti-room, preparation
room,
Bonds of all kinds
ins is nominated for county judge, a room for each organization,,
Florence, Oregon.
S. M. Russell for clerk, C. B. the
Encampment, Rebekahs,
Christensen for sheriff, S. W. and the Su bod ¡m ate lodge. On
j Taylor for treasurer, W. W. this floor will also be three office
M rs. M innie F u n k e, Prop.
B ranstetter for coroner, and M. rooms facing on W ashington
Ham lin Street
H. Harlow for county commis- s tr e e t
I sioner.
j The third story shows a large
All kinds ot Laundry Work—Cleaning and Pressing
The only contest on the dem- and convenient kitchen and a Call for and deliver all work
Rates on Family Washing
ocratic ticket was for commis magnificent banquet room.
Special Work Solicited
sioner,
G. vi.
G. u Gross
inning out
ki
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tubs w
winning
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by a large m ajority over his op- M^S T CH ILDREN’S DISEASES
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ponents. Register.
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’ START WITH A COLD
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Restlessness-feaverishness-an ■ 1 ’
Just .Arrived—Complete line of
W e make a speciality of made-to-oider clothing
.The Ray View Hotel will serve inflamed th ro a t-a m t spasm odic4: ?
Women’s and Children’s .
allfwe ask is one trial and you will be con­
chicken dinners Thursday and coufth maybe whooping cough is
venced that quality and prices are right. ■
Fridav and a m idnight dance startin g in. Give Foley’s Hopey ”
supper both nights. The lunch and ta r promptly. It helps the : :
Special prices for 30 days on cleaning
LADIES' TRIM.MEC HATS|
counter will run night and day. children so very much and Mrs. ”
and blocking Panoma hats.
Special arrangem ent has been Shipps, Raymondsville, Mo., says ”
Buttons made to match gar­
. 5 ? take care of the Carnival • -*~T KOt fiPe result* from it and it j I
ments. Furs cleaned.
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crowd and Mr. Miller expects to
a Kreat medicine for whooping X
be able to handle a large num ber cough.” —Surface Drug Store,
‘Most Everything for a Little Less’
E D, T. MAHER
JAMES W. FORD, JR,
o f patrons.
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th e Florence Racket store has
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ENGINEER,
SURVEYOR
Raymond Stout, of Astoria, an attractive display of sand
TIMBER
ESTIMATOR
Oregon Fire Relief Association
w as in Florence Friday.
Mr. spades and buckets.
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of McMinnville, Oregon
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The tu * L Roscoe left Monday
Florence, Oregon
Office City Hall, Glenada. Or.
r louring Mill Co. and was ’inter m orning for Coos Bay and will
. viewing the local m erchants. bring the barge Lawrence back.
I. 0 . 0. F. Building.
Mapletoq, Oregon
CUSICK J. MAHONEY ‘
On Tuesday May 12th. a big
MISS EDITH E B. YATES
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
demonstration was had at Astoria
AT LAW
PIANO
RESOLUTION.
celebrating the opening of the
Florence, Oregon
Astoria Flour M ilk .....ThZ* fi™t s t r Y e ? ^ ^ ^ . : ^ ? ' . ^ p S b 'I
H. E. SI.ATTERY
I sack of flour was auctioned off
off, «venue, by the establishment of a grade
Acme Wedneaday
thereon
and by grading
to such
the
proceeds
going'to
a
childrens
when
establish«!,
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n W grade,
ss„y;
LAWYER
Glenada Saturrtay
hed, is a public necessity:
Play
ground.
Mr.
Stout
informs
be
it
resolved
by
the
councii
Studio Residence of John Yates
• i f f n u , >itvr o f
Room 3 and 4, Beckwith Bldg
Main Street
US th a t in large quantities the of the citv of Florence that said work
Cor. 7th ami Willamette S t
be and is hereby authorized.
Florence, Oregon
m erchants can save $2 per ton on
Adopted this 18th day of May, 1914
Eugene, Oregon
Attest, D. E. SEVfcRY,
freight from Astoria.
McHardy Studio,
THE FLORENCE LAUNDRY
The Pride
Florence
SHOES
FRAERS’
S lem m o n ’s R a ck et Store
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Recorder.
A g e n t G arharrt
W ork in g C lo th es
C-A-R-H-A-R-R-T
T h a t’s A ll
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Grab Box Sale-50cts a Grab
Thursday and Friday
May 21 and 21
WATTS, the Jeweler
Harbor-Sound Office
Next to Florence Racket Store