The Eugene weekly guard., April 27, 1901, Image 4

Eugene
Guard
aATUKDAY.................-..... APRIL »7
BANKS AND BANKING.
The Vancouver and Salem bank
failures, eaeb cauting large ioeue-
to depositors, will not make sur­
rounding communities lose confi­
dence in banks in general. Bank­
ers are human and in boom limes
are as liable as the average cilixen
to make miscalculations. That
oaueed the downfall of the Van­
couver bank with the attendant
tragedy and lueses to depositors.
The man that takes money to *
bank tor deposit must know that
the banker will loan a reasonable
proportion of that money; other
wise be would not care to take the
responsibility. Men will continue
to deposit in banks for the simple
reason that the money is safer there
than in any other place they could
leave it. And the loan« made by
banks, as a rule, are safer than
those made by individuals, with less
res'iltsnt losses.
w
E want you
__J to come to
our store and
make yourself
at home. You
are welcome
whether you
buy or not.
1
i >MEin and
c
|uvt Acquaint
<<i. 1 Maybe we
van do
’ j s o m e-
thing for you
and save you
some money.
J. V. KAUFFMAN.
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We don’t mean by that that we quo e ?m
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to handle trash. and we won’t Offer trash to customers at any pace.
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prices on thoroughly reliable and
This Store Offers the Greatest
Attractions to Economical Buyers -
.
Other store.
To du so would be necessary
claim however, to quote relatively lower
We never
Those we quote be-
HOSIERY.
BOYS’ CLOTHING.
Don't spend all your time darning the children's
hosiery. Buy the long wearing kind here and you will
have little darning to do. We are careful to exclude all
inferior grades, and have by the superiority’ of our hosiery
built up a very large trade in this department.
Boys’ and little fellows’ «lothing is a line to which we
pay particular attention. From the owning our boss'
clothing department has always been successful we sell
only the reliable sort, and at popular prices.
111 Bring your
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bov here and we will fit him out so you will be proud of
FISH DESTROYING BIRDS.
The visitor at the ocean beach
this season stands a show of mak­
ing his expenses. Il depends on
wheth-r or not he is handy with a
ahot gun or other weapon of de­
struction. Along the beaches and
bays there are fowls known as ehell
drakes, oormorante and ehage. The
modified gatne law ofl^rs a bounty
of five oenls per head for their de­
struction. To secure the bounty, |
the head of the fowl mint t>e cut oft
with at least two inches of the neck,
and the same, with an ironclad
affidavit, must be preeented to a
deputy game warden.
All lh<se birds are deadly en-|
emits of fish. The shag, in par­
ticular, dives in the deep, and us­
ing his wings as fins, shoots through
water so swiftly that be oan, in a
free tor all dash, overhaul and cap­
ture fish in the neighborhood.
Councilman Roney has
proper idea about crushed rock.
He insists that a top dressing, at
least, of finer rock be used. When
placed on old gravel road-beds It
would make a far better street if all
the material was crushed
fine.
Eighth street is a fine example of
poor street work. The orusbed
rock is so ooarse that travel will
not go on It. A dressing of finer
material should bo given that street
without delay.
Mrs Nation and the three women
who emashed two saloons at Wichi­
ta, Kansas, a few montbe ago, will
not furnish new bonds but will
plaoe the prosecution in the un­
pleasant position ot sending them
to jail, else oonfeeeing inability to
prosecute by releasing them on
their own recognisance. Public
sentiment would not tolerate their
imprisonment. The women have
the best of the situation.
Along with our other responsibil­
ities in tbs Philippines we got
twnptv five thousand lepers. It is
iiropoaed to isolate them on one
Island, the plan followed iu the
Kaudwich Islands where they are
confined on the island of Molokai.
Those taken to Molokai leave all
hope and ambitions behind. It is
a living graveyard.
COOPE.R, WELLSÓ CO.’S
Priées Range
A
We have a strong
line of Black and
Tan Men’s, Ladies’
and Children’s Ilose
at lOcts per pair.
¿STOCKINGS*
All Grades of Hose will be found here
from 5 cents to 50 cents.
Ladies’
Tailor Made
Saits...
It is to
Your Interest
We
To buy Acorn Brand Clothes,
are sole agents for Eugene and
vicinity. An all wool Oregon
Cassimere for $8.50. Others from
$2.75 to $20.00 a suit.
Underwear weather is here—have you prepared for it?
No? Then, we would advise you to look to this store to
supply your needs. We have all desirable styles and
qualities, and the prices are the kind that please economi­
cal buyers. We quote some of them below.
Men’s underwear from 50cts per
suit up to $2.00. Ladies vests
from 5 cents up to $1.50 each.
Millinery,
Petticoats.
Complete Lines.
Calicos,
Percales,
Ginghams,
Tihsel Silks,
Lawns,
Outing Flannels
Muslins,
Art Draperies,
Cretons,
Silkolines,
Tickings,
Shirtings,
Toweling,
Dress Gooods,
UNDERWEAR.
Silks,
Suitings,
Laces,
Gloves,
Embroideries,
Muslin Under­
wear,
Fancy Hosiery,
Trimmings,
Lace Curtains,
Curtain Material
Ladies’ and
Men’s
Furnishings.
CORSETS.
Every lady who pays attention to dress realizes the
importance of having a perfect fitting corset. If the
corset does not fit neither will the dress. It’s important
then to have the corset right. We have models for all
foms, and our corset saleswoman will be pleased to help
you select the the right one for your figure.
The above lines'are complete in every detail.
It will afford us great
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pleasure to show you these goods.
We can sell you a summer corset
at 25 cents and all prices up to
$3.00 which buys
a Redfern.
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BEST FITTING
AND CHEAPEST
WAIST
IN TOWN.
Space forbids a further mention of the many articles we
can save you money on. We want you to come and see
these goods for yourself.
COME IN AND SEE THEM.
Yours truly
J. V. Kauffman,
EUGENE OREGON, Opposite Hotel Eugene.
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AYING purchased the A. E. WOOD stock of grocer-
___ ¡eg, we invite the public to call on us and in­
spect our goods. We have as complete a line as
can l»e found in Eugene. All old customers as well
as new ones made welcome.
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Don’t Listen]
To th. man that
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aa.l put it iu food working
onUr. Only th. Kiiwrt with
th. tiropor kHUaonu do it w.U
N. T. Wilson.
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tour wh<*l look. old au I abahby, hat.
tram. raaiMtod.
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hat. it «I
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F you are you better
call and see our new
line of flies, spoons, joint
rods, reels and etc.
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One door south of Eugene Loan & Savings Bank.
Bicycle
Repairing
Going Fishing
This is for you to read.
Go
To
Everything for the fisherm
All new stock.
N R Gaylord's
For a good Piano/>r Organ.
For a good Violin. Guitar or Banjo.
For good Accordions and Harps.
.
Barker Gun Works. °]
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M | .
E. McClanahan
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"ale $ Block. Eugene