KTGENE WEEKLY GV A JU). THT'WMXAT. «ARCH 19. It**
| better than break even, but it can
hardly be counted on to do more.
There I» a steady, though a very
slow market In the South for Oregon
spuds, and if this market can be fed
in a careful way it can be maintained
until a good ¡»art of the ¡»resent Ore
HAPPENINGS
INTEREST TO gon stocks can be disposed of.
Onions Showing An Advance.
PEOPLE OF Bl St t’OMMI N1TY
Because of the bad condition of
WEST OF EUGENE
the roads and the press of farm worÿ
there is a shortage of local onions in
the market at this time and the
(Special Corresp indence. •
price has advanced to »3.25 for best
This is the opportunity of your life—bargains galere.
James Steven- quality. The market has fair sup-1
Elmira. March 18
»on left last »»“It for California, He plieB of No. 2 and No. 3 Oregon; I
Every article is reduced; all must go. We have reduced
will spend a few week« among the likewise the same quality of Japan
orange groves for his health.
ese but strictly
fancy onions are
Mr. Belshaw was In our midst try- scarce and for these the trade is an
every thing and have reduced it in many instances bilow
Ing to find how much everybody was ticipating little difficulty in obtain
worth last week
manufacturer’s cost. 30 to 50 per cent reduction
ing the top figure.
The postoffice inspector spent
Word come» from California that
Thursday at Elmira and vicinity.
the Cochellas of that state will be
nearly everything. 20c in our notion department will do
T A. Fountain. Fred Yates and ready for shipment in carlots after
Earl Bradford spent Saturday In Eu- the first of April but the trade has
as much as 35c elsewhere in town.
gene.
be“n disappointed over the receipt of |
Lawrence Taylor, who Is attending outside stock several times this sea-1
college at Corvallis, made bis parents Ison so will not believe the report un
a short visit this week
til the onions are actually on thej
John Stone Is spending a few way. A few small shipments of Co-1
days at Chlckahomlny.
| chella onions are reported by Calif
Praver meeting was largely at- ornia markets but the total
tended last Thursday night at the unie of onion arrivals there has been
Christian church.
so small that the price of Oregons is
Men’s Suits Value to $20 00, Sale $1 J.85
Mr«. M, D. Evers is sick at this quoted 25c higher in San Francisco
wrl’lng.
today.
Friday and Saturday we are going to place
Mr and Mr«. A. W. Haynes re
Some Quoting Ia»w Figure.
turned home Tuesday after visiting
on
sale
all out clothing at manufacturer’s cost.
While Front street is not selling
relatives at Irving
eggs
below
16
cents
a
dozen,
some
We
must
reduce our stock—all our. new spring
Mrs. P. P. Colgaard has put in a
fine lot of ladies’ trimmed hats in are reporting sales as low as 15c.
stock
will
be placed with the bther lot. The best
However, retailers who purchased at
her store.
found,
the
lower
price
cannot
be
all
wool,
hand
tailored, hand filled collar and non-
Our Stock in Every Department
Rev. C. C. Curtis. Elmira's Chris
tian minister, passed through Jtcre While the volume of storage opera-
is larger and more complete than
breakable
iront.
Thv best of makes from the
small,
the out-
Saturday to Chlckabominy, where he tlons is still
ever
before.
You
’
ll
be
convinced
firms
put
Is
increasing
and
three
best
of
clothiers.
The value of our suits is after
MODEL no 9
conducted th“ funeral services of
if you give u: a call
putting away
>///< >rncr<.
Mrs Rose Carlisle, wife of J. E Car- were this morning
they
are
xvorn
a
while.
Friday and Saturday all
lisle, Deccawed leaves a husband and some of their accumulations, With-
must
g
),value
to
$20,
$
1
1.9
s», val. to $16, $7.65
out
storage
operations
the
price
may
three small children, b-side a father,
mother, three brot rs and two sis- go a fraction lower, but thu increas
tors. A number fr >m Elmira atteiul- ed consumption due to low prices,
and the Input of some houses, will
ed the funeral.
not likely allow much of a decline
Fred Walters is the happiest man from these figures.
Excellent Tone in Butter.
on Long Tom. He has got his logs
Every city creamery reports a firm
In deep water and It will be no trou
We have sold thousands of pairs of shoes,
tone In the butter market slm-e re
ble to bring them d >wn to his mill,
and no wonder. If you haven’t already bought
Mrs. Fountain is sick with the cent lowered values. Some of the
makers have been unable to fill all
grinpe at this writing.
you
had better hurry, as the little measly price we
the past 24
Zack Fisk and family, of Fairview, their orders during
snent Sunday with Bert Inman and hours; indicating that buyers are not
have on them is moving them fast; but we still
holding back for any possible de
family.
WANTED—(Continued.)
1 OR WALK
Foil SALE—(Continu«©.)
One of the
The party at J. T. Taylor's was cline in the future.
have a large stock, and all complete. We have too
greatest aids to the strength in the
x largely attended on Friday evening.
PURE BRED White Wyandotte eggH
I
many shoes and must reduce them. The best sol
Elmira must be on the boom when local market is the good and steady
for «ale. J. A. Griffin, 718 Ferry FOR SALE BY OWNER A nearly WANTED—From 2.000 to 3,000 Land in the suburbs sells for »200 feeling in
California.
One
local
new 9-room house; close to Univer-1
aero« cleared or partly cleared
street.
in 20
id oak soles, single counter, full vamp shoes made
handler today made an offer to
land, rich deep son, adapted to per acre.
sity; on a choice, high and sitely |
take
all
the
best
creamery
on
to
Ed
Sawyer
has
sold
his
home
ond
fruit,
trucking
and
live
stock;
lo-j
corner lot 68x120 feet; nicely Im
with style and for service. $4 women’s shoe $2.35
FOR HALE -bwcond grow tn
fir
catton desired on river and creek. expects to leave for Washington soon. day’s San Francisco liner at 30c a
proved; some good fruit and a
wood. W. L. Coppornoll, al Watt'»
pound
—
the
same
value
as
city
cream
i
Geo.
Proctor,
of
Portland,
visited
Bring us a description and outline
deep well; this property Is well'
jewelry »tore.
tf
cry.
Nothing could be more sug
of land In tracts of 80 acres and brother, Wm. Proctor, last week
worth »3000, but much less will
Mr. Dalzlel and Mr Walters are gestive of the ruling'strength than
up.
take it if sold within ten days. En-
WOOD FOR SALE—16-lnch oak
this disposition of the ’.ocal trade to
building a hotel In our city.
Pacific Land Company,
quire at thia office.
m28’
wood. Phone Farmer« 28« or In
Fred Hockley and family visited pay the same prices tor out-of-state
P. O. Box 247, Room 7, over Cham
quire at Sterner's grocery store, afi
brands as\ for thé city manufacture.
FOR KALE OR EXCHANGE zThree
bers and Bristow bank.
tf at Smithfield on Sunday.
Brief Notew of Tin- Tra<le.
mining claims In Eldorado Canon
FOR SALE Buff Orpington eggs,
Smelt and all other small fish are
district, 12
miles from Search
13 for fl. W. B Hampton, 1103
S1IH4 ELkxA.N Mil H
scarce because of the recent storm.
light, Nev. Assays as high as »67
Columbia avenue, corner 19th st.
Same reason -applies to scarcity of
per ton In gold and silver; will
clams and crabs.
trade for real estate
Price, »J. DRESSMAKING—Misses Sullivan &
FOR HALE National wheel, used
LOW ELL ITEMS
Miller, 568 Washington etr**t.
day morning on business and will
On account of the heavier arriv
500. Georg« H. Newman. 795
one seasou; in g»x© condition, Will
Phon« Red 510«.
»21
be gone a couple of days.
als, California asparagus shows an
Pearl street, Eugene, Or.
all
sell cheap. Call al 3 7b East 13th
(Special Correspondence.)
other drop today; steamer Btuff is
Mrs. Estella Brtixiey spent last
ACCORDION
PLEATING-Done
by
street.
tf
Lowell, March 18—Regular spring week in Eugene, returning to Irving
FOR KALE- Large « room modern
selling down to 16c a pound.
Mrs
Bert
Vineent
at
627
Hllyard
house must be sold In 14 days—
Receipts of pineapples from Haw weather prevails. The buds begin to Saturday.
street, near East Ninth, on reason Chlttlm bark—4 1-2 ©5c.
FOR SALE L oom and baled cheat
splendidly Improved; has city wa-1
aii are increasing but the market is swell and grass and grain are grow
Wool
—
18^.
able
terms.
Phone
Red
3302.
tf
hay; also oat straw Phone Far
ter. gas. electricity, beautiful yard,
firm at former prices. Fine quality. ing.
Poultry.
mers 13x9. Squire Smith, Irving,
The late rains have swollen the riv
choice shrubbery and many other J' >N'T fall to see Chezem if you
A car of California cabbage is re-
al B
Eggs—Per doz
attractions; offer owner Is now'
ported In from Los Angeles this er and Stopped logging for a tew
want bargains in real estate. We
days.
Dairy Butter—
making la good for 14 days only.’
morning. .Fine shape. Market firm-
buy and sell farm and city prop
BUFF LEGHORN EGGS Pure bred,
The telephone line from Lowell to
Creamery Butter—Per roll, 60® er at » 1 50 to » 1.60.
For particulars and terms apply
erty. Improved and unimproved.
Located opposite Smeed hotel, up
»I per setting. Geo Melvin Mil
Hens—Per lb., 10c.
to this office at once, a» the price
Market for dressed meats is bold- Hael Dell, being constructed by the
Timber and mining stock. H. Che-
ler, Room
2 0, McClung Block.
government,
will
be
pushed
to
com
Frys—Per lb., 10c.
will soon dispose of the property,
Ing rather firm with arrivals rather
stairs, are in co-operation with over
ve'n. Room tl, Walton Bldg
tf
Phone Red 1461.
it
pletion after the first of April.
Geese—Per lb., 7c.
which 1» but three blocks from
short again.
Mac
Crow,
of
Rush
Island,
is
con
Ducks—Per lb.. 9c.
car line and In heart ot residence K •TICE Having recovered from ray
1000 Real Estate firms. Give them
A few transactions in wheat are
FOR MALÉ A good driving horse
templating doing some logging soon.
Turkey»—Per lb, 12X4c.
district.
Injury 1 have resumed my business
reported
mound
82c
for
club
but
the
Inquire of John
six year» old
Fruit», Vegetable«. Etc.
Joe Hills made a trip last week to a trial. They do strictly honest bus-
of horseshoeing and general black
market generally remains quiet.
Thramer, Day Island, quarter of a A BAllGAIN A 30-acre trait 7%
Jasper to see his mother, who is in
smithing.
C. I). Holoway. East New Potatoes—50c per cwt.
Nothing
doing
in
export
flour,
Local
iness. They list property in all parts
mile east of covered bridge. Eti
miles west of Eugene on Elmira
Eleventh street, Fairmount, Or.
Onions—Per cwt., ,3.75.
grade is somewhat dull with secret disposed and quite feeble.
gene.
mi 9
road; 3-4 miles from school; all
Gardening
seems
to
be
the
order
of
m2 6
Lemons^—Per case. ,4.25.
cutting continued.
of the state.
under fence; 10 acres In pasture;
but some have onions large
Orange»—,2.75.
A few sales of hops are reported “ the day,
Foil SALE Good M-room house;
-. to use -v.
were p|ante(j in
some wood In pasture; 3 apples, 1 )R TRADE An 8-room modern
enough
that
Livestock Market.
during the past 24 hours around 3 January.
lot 66x210; close In; good barn;
1 cherry, bearing; 28 assorted fruit
residence in Minneapolis, Minn, in
and 4c a pound. Market range re
Steers—Per lb 4 © 3 l-2c.
chicken park, garden; fruit trees,
trees one and two years old; 20
best prat of city; rents for ,30 a
Mrs. Stiers Is laid up with rheuma-
mains unchanged.
Good cows 3© 31-2.
berries, etc. Address" IL,” care
acres under plow; If acres In oats
tlsm.
month; will exchange for good real
Market
is
full
of
salmon
because
Good
prime
dressed
veal-»-6@7.
Guard.
tf
and vetch; box house of six rooms
estate mortgage, timber land, farm
The mumps are a thlng
__ ___
of ____
the past
of the inability of shippers to fill out
Mutton on foot—4 1-2 (It 5.
and pantry; roof leaks some; gar
or city property. P. O. Box 431,
and no new cases are reported around
FOR SALE Nearly new Studebaker
side
orders
by
reason
of
the
freight
Fat
Hoge
—
5©
5
1-4
den fenced; barn for six head;
Lowell.
Eugene, Or.
tf
wagon, double box, narrow tire, 3
blockade.
Fat Hogs, dressed 6 1-2 © 7.
mow for 10 ton; two chicken hous-
Stock has gone through the winter
1-4 size; perfect condition; used
Portland
Livestork
Market.
Grain
and
Feed.
and force pump.
Price, »1000. INTERNATIONAL
CORRESPON-
in good shape and there is feed left
30 day«. Price, »80. E. S Rolfe.
Quotations
ruling
in
the
local
live
Bring this notice. I N. Harbaugh,
Flour—,4 25.
over.
HENCE SCHOOLS--' The Busy
2 44 West Sixth street.
ml 7
stock market today are:
ovoi I'H-t National Bank
tf
Oat hay—»15.
Man's University.
Gives a thor
Mr X incent, the Eugene butcher,
Cattle-
Best
steers.
»
♦
25
(fl
»
1
.50;
Oat Hay. ,13.
ough training at your own home
passed through Lowell en route to
FOR SALE Snap r«r »bort time on
medium
»3
50<?j
»4
00;
cows.
»3.25
Timothy hay—Per ton—,1S.
In nearly all the trades and profes
ly. Ona and a half acres, unim
'n »3 50; fair to medium cows. »2.75 Hazel Dell to buy beef cattle.
New Oats—Per bit 45c.
sions. Text books and instruments
The Middle Fork district school
proved. adjoining city limit». Cash
»3 25; bulls »2.00t(j »2.75; calves
Bran—Per ton, »29
(when required) furnished free. I
or term». Howe it Buoy, office in FOR RENT Five-room cottage tor
started two weeks ago with a good
»3 75© »4 5 i.
Mixed feed—Per ton ,30.
Full Information and circulars at
for a county school. The
Maurer'» jewelry «tore.
rent. Inquire at 194 East Eleventh
Sheep — Good
»5.50 © »6.00; enrollment
Shorts, per ton—,32.
school
the local enrollment office. 45 W.
’
' ouse Is crowded to the ut-
street.
tf
lambs,
,5.75©
,6.50.
FOR BALE One team of good mares
New Wheat—Per bu. 85c.
most.
Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep
Hogs--Be-t ,5.25© ,5.50;- light
with harness aud wagon; also one PASTURE TO RENT Will pasture
resentative.
Rolled barley—Per ton ,34.
The Rush Island schoolhouse is
fat
and
feeders.
,5.00©
,5.25.
young cow giving some milk and
Chopped feed—»31 per ton.
cattle aud horses on the Matthew
also In a f.ourishing condition. Four
two Jersey calves.
A. F. Linn,
,36-40.
Wallla tartn, two miles west of
Cracked Corn
teen r v.- single s ats will soon be
LOST AND FOI Ml
Portland Quotation!«.
446 East Eleventh street.
tf
Eugene. Fine grating; terms rea-
placed .n condition by the directors.
Creamery
Butter
25
(1
30c
•enable.
luqulre Room 1, over
PORTLAND MXRKET REPORT
11)11 SALE Portatile sawmill, trac
Eggs, 15c 6Ì l«c.
Loan A Savings bank, o address SAMPLE CASE LOST Small leather
IRVING ITEMS
Portland. Ore., March 19
Of the
tion engine, threshing machine;
case. Return to Hoffman House.
Chickens 1 4 © 15c.
P. O. Box J »2 Fugenu
total Oregon potato crop of 1907, es
machinery practically new and In
XV heat \ illey 82c; Bliiestem 84c.
1 F melai Correspondence.)
FOUND On the street today, pair timated by a local jobber at 3000
good condition.
Price for entire
Oats Per ton. ,26 -<i 28.
In I
March J8.- Mrs.
'
------ Nancy
w A ATEI»
of gold-rlmmed spectacles and pat-J car», there now remain» unsold In
I
outfit »2500 If »old soon.
Ad
Barley—P-r ton. ,27 ' 129
Bushi
is visiting S. L. Bond this
tern from Schwarsachhlld's book the mate. In the hands of growers,
dress "E. P ," care of Guard. aS
Hay Timothy ,18; Cheat »14.
week.
store. Owner call at Guard office, between 1200 and 1500 cars. This
Grain Hay -15© 16
The granj recently
1». of course, a random estimate, for
FOR SALE Bale cheat aud loose WANTED T<> rent, nice »mall fur
„
— organized at
m 1 S
Mohair -Choice, 25c.
nished
cottage.
Address
Box
534
this i ft bids fair
It 1» Impossible for anyone to more
to be active in its
vetch hay for »al«; «I mi 16-lnch
Wook Va! ey. 16 ■> 18c.
m20
opera
LOST A pair of rimless gold mount than roughly guess the amount of
The social part of the
and 4-toot maple wood, well sea-
Hop»—Prl hip 4f- 'a 5 l-2c.
organ zati >n is v >ry helpful to the
ed nose glasses (In case), lost at spuds that are still awaiting a mar
Boned.
Address Ixtuls C. Vitu», COOK WANTED Firat-elaM cook
Potatoes ’>0 © 60c.
nelghl.
j;
or near high school building Sat ket. The surplus »tock ts in large
Junction R. F. D No. 3, Oregon,
wanted at Eugene General hospi
Onions »2 50© ,2.70.
The A pn Orchard Company has
urday night. Finder please leave and small lot» and scattered well
Phone Farmer«' 129.
«3
tal al once.
tf
Chlttlm bark—3c© 3 l-2c.
now ready nearly I
at The ^luard office.
ml8 over all the potato-growing districts
50 tons of dried
prunes • H Bhipment at this place
FOR SALE BY OWNER A brand- FOUND White and tan bird dog,
of the state.
has
new »-room cottage; all modern;
same
The prospect for a market for the NOTABLE MEDICAL DISCOVERY. and
with collar No. 693
Call at this
The... ordered
t------- --- a car for the
ll,r same.
EtGENK »©‘«OPKllTY
In choice location on West Elev
product In the Spring that will show
office for Information.
tf
’ a,a eVra Kan< ot railroad
enth street; lot «6 2-3x161 1-2
WILL GROW A ALI AHLE measure of profit for the grower» 1» Of Special Value to Many Here In niTh ,
we,*k hallast-
feet.
The beat bargain In Eu- WANTED An Irish or Llewellyn
Japa^s’.ra ’ TheySre
of
»till a dubious one. yet th« case, ac
Eugene.
gene, Muat be sold very soon. En
Blatr street addition property Is cording to a l«»oal Jobber, who Is now
»etter puppy.
Aldreas B. care
quire al this office.
ml6
»nra to double In value within the sending from ten to a dozen car»
Washburn? A Sons are shipping
Guard, or call at thia office.
A notable medical discovery and
«■« rw- franht hr K.
next two year»
Two electric rail
•"cp’r u»
FOR HALE OR TRADE 320 acre» WANTED- Ten ladle« and gents dal way* are coming up the valley t>om i south each week. 1» not altogether a one that appe »1» especially to many several carloads of wheat to their U
WI • KA Fl., ih.'rppc no
month
1
Sprlngfle,d
fron
>
Irving
this
hopeless one. California last jrear people in Eug?ne Is the combination
oth*r. hilt aend ttann» for
of timber and mineral land, 19
ly to get their clothes cleaned and Portland and both of them must en-( harvest«© an Immense potato crop.
I. • ra »-1 b . k -
,,
south, 1 east; half mil« from mil
pressed at th« Eugeue Dy« Works, tor the city from the west, and the t but generally the quality of the south of stomach rt medics in the Ml-o-na
Y D.HensIll went to Portland Mon- t ill • artirnlBr» «nd 4lrort>ora t».
treatment.
This
preparation
has
itary road and river, will trade for
?«
a?
Ma
«
£
aVsTsiti?"
line that will tap the Sfuslsw conn ' grown tubers 1« Inferior to that of
tf
< ’rked word rs In case» of indiges
account» of defuuct bank» of Port
try can not go out In any other di
Lane- Da via Drug Co„ o store«
land or property, or make a cash WANTED TO RENT A good 8-room rectlon As sure as water run» down the Oregon product, and therein lies tion or weak stomach.
Woodward, (larke ja Co. Fortt«**
It acts specifically upon the walls
offer.
H. Moor*. 504 Goldsmith
house with bath, toilet; centrally hill. Eugene must build down the the hope. If there ts any hope, for {
the Oregon surplus.
»f the stomach and bow-»!», strength
street, Protland, Or
«4
located. P O. Box 4SI, Eugene valley —because
the
business
Is
"I believe there will be some sort' ening and stimulating them so that
tf
there.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN Good
I of a market for the marketable atir-j
Positively cured by
There are both »v-atp tracts and plus of the Oregon crop.” said th*J they readily tike care of the food
house of 7 rooms. 80 fruit trees, IF YOU WANT To SELL your prop
these Little Pill«.
that Is eaten without distress or stif
large
lot»
In
th
1»
addition,
only
■
jobber referred to today. ' This may fer! ng
deep well with wind mill, one acre
erty toll the Oregon Ijind Compa
They also relieve Di»
mile
from
the
business
center
and
under chicken fence; large chicken
tre-s from Dyprprú*, In-
ny about It and they will do the
enable the producer» to do a little >
So positive are the good effect»
three
blocks
from
the
Geary
public
----------------------------
-
------------------------
--
ITTIE
house; two block« from Geary
reel. 41] Willamette street, Eu school.
following the r •ire of Ml-o-na that the
din-sttoa and Too Rearcy
gene. <•-
tf
school house.
Prie*, »1600. Tim«
Eiling. A perfect r>tn-
remedy 1« «old 1 >y Hull's Drug Store
Fl»R V«»t It St MI.U DIN NI R.
Price«
are
very
reasonable
and
you
e-tçtnrPtatness. Nausea,
on part
I. N Har
tilHer an absolvte guarantee to re-
BTONE’S HEAVE PROPS
may
make
your
own
terms,
a
small
W
ANTED
It
ou>f
work
hjr
the
dny
^■"^iness. Bui
Room 5. over Ffr»t National Bank
try the following delightful dessert i fupd the mon y If it falls to cure,
payment
down
and
monthly
install
or
hour;
hotmvwork,
15
u«*u(*
Bring this notice with you
”» th« Month, ctvued • Greatest known renwdv lor heaves
With an offer like this. *»nne can af-
1-2 cup English Walnut meats.
hour; washing. 20 cents ¡»er hour; ments If you desire.
ford to suffer with indigestion or
Tnncie. Paia tn the stda > •
i
1-2 dosen tigs, cut up fine
Highland. Orn Ort. 31,1*12 -
FOH SALE Olt TRADE -Thtw. acr.-»
house cleaning, 25 cents ¡»*-r hour.
Twin liver ,
1 10c package JF.l.Iz-O. any flavor, j «tomach tronb.es A 50 c nt box of
1 hi« is to certify that I gave n>>
fine land, all fenc«d: all kind* of j
Address Mrs May Troxel. Eugene. MTOt* AT Till KIVEH mills.I '
Dissolve the JELL-O In a pint of Mi-o-na will do r> ore good than half
mare one bottle of "Stone'■ Heave
fruits and berrtra; good building«;
Or
mis
boiling water When cool and just a d »esn boxes of ordinary digestive SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
Drops’* and cured her of het vex.
of all kinds, farm Implements aud
Bring your work to Smitherman's commencing to thicken stir in fig»
This was last winter and she has
garden tools, fin« garden spot; GOLD AND SILVER PLATING On wagon and carriage shop
Mr Wil
CARTERS
rînu,ne
Bea-
knives, forks and all household ar. kinson, the wall-known h’acksmlth. and nuts. Serve with whipped cream
not been affected since - G Wallace
near Irving F >r further informa
Johnfl
Delicious
The
walnuts,
fl«»
and
JEI*-
Kissinger, of Fail Creek,
tide« that do not look like n»w. I* with him. also a firat-cla«s painter
tion apply io Kitchen A Kompp's
DR.S.Q STONE, Salem. Or.
*hle Signatur»
LO can be bought at any g«x»d gro w»« a pie »»■nt catler at the Guard •’ etlí i
Writ« the Oregon Plating Works, and upholsterer front the East
Foe sal« by all druggists-
All cery. This make* enough desert for office a few days ago.
barn, corner K. veoth «nd Oak ata.
He 1« «]
111 Ixiwnsdale street, Portland. work guaranteed
New rig» made to a large family and Is very eccnom- year» old and is a« active as the av
Oregou. tor price«
order
al* man twenty years younger
There is No Better
Recommendation
Opportunity
Knocks But Once
for a legitimate business than the
fact that our customers are buying
high grade merchandise at season
able prices. You will be one of these
customers when you know we are
handling such well known lines as
Alfred Benjimin & Co.s
Clothing for men, the
Sophomore line for young men
Stetson I Iats and Stetson Shoes
Guyer and Remle Hats
Cluett and Monarch Shirts
Dents and H. &. P Gloves
Rummage Sale a Success
Friday and Saturday
ROBERTS BROS., Toggery
Rummage Sale on All Shoes
CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
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WEEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
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