Eugene weekly guard., June 25, 1908, Page 6, Image 6

THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD
CLASSIFIED COLUNS TH REE CU RES OF
▼
THURSDAY. JUNE 25, 1008.
WtEKLY REPORT OF
EUGENE MARKET
The
■ and
it h their yardd and
» they can
r the far-
but th*
re that
reporti f
will ha ve A
Mohair—18.
Poultry Market a Shade Firmer.
FOR SALE -One freer, cow and calf. Anyone going away Tor the summer
Chittim bark—3c.
who would like some one to take
There i I a little b»
P. L. Miller. Blair Street udditlon.
Wool—-12c.
care of their place may call on
1 t, I
the poultry —
market
tf
Poultry. Eggs, etc.
or phone to Mrs.
Frances Grif­ Michigan Woman Tells of Her Broth­
as re
not been advanced y
Eggs—Per dpz n, 16c.
fith, 357 West Fifth street, Phone
continue large.
FOR SALE—Loose cheat hay. Squire
er’s Terrible Suffering with the
Dairy butter -Per roll, 30^35.
Red 1752.
teadily deci •ase,
Re •ipts of eg
Smith. Phone Farmers 13x9.
Creamery butter -per roll, 50c.
but the demands are backward and
Disease—Grandchild and Another
dtwJ20
DON'T fall to see Chexem if you
Hen»—Per lb. 11c.
prices are barely steady.
Baby also Permanently Cured.
want bargains in real estate. We
Fry»—Per lb 15c.
of
There were
heavy
arrivals
3X l 4- —A cast! register, a safe, buy
and sell farm and city prop­
| Geese—Per lb. 6c.
cheese yesterday from Tillamook and
and a nickel coffee urn. Enquire
erty, improved and unimproved.
Ducks—-Per lb. 11c.
the market has a week aspect.
at Guard office.
tf
Timber and miBlng stock. H. Che­
Turkey»—Per lb 15c.
No new developments s are reported
le
m.
Room
11,
Walton
Bldg,
tf
Fruits,
\
egetabies.
Etc.
in the butter trade.
FOR dALta—A gas heater, annosi
Reduction in English Hop Amage
new, for sale cheap. Address Box TIMBER OWNERS ONLY—Owners
Potatoes—2<*.
A cable received from Ixindofl yes­
14, Eugene, Or.
tf
Onions—Per cwt. »5.00.
desirous of disposing
moderate
"My brother had ewma three de­
terday said that the British govern­
Lemons——Per case, »3.50.
FOR SALE—Tuorougnured Hereford aired timber tracts of nood quality ferent summers. About the same tune
ment’s hop acreage bulletin show>d
Oranges—,3.25.
each summer it came out between his
bulls for sale. Enquire 559 Wil­ and accessibility may find It to their shoulders and down his back, and he said
4500 a^r s <.f hop land plowed up
Livestock Marker.
advantage to address H. & W., care
lamette street.
tf
since the 1907 harvest. This brings
his suffering was terrible. He used dif­
Steers—Per lb 3 3 l-2c.
of The Guard
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the present acreage in England to
ferent kinds of medicines that were said
Good cow*-—3 and 2 *4 c.
FOR SALE—Good b-room house and
to l>e g<MMl for that disease, but nothing
Good prime dressed veal—6ijac. about 40,v00 acres.
barn, on large lot; good garden; »10 CASH AND »10 PER MONTH— seemed to do him much good. When it
Will buy a beautiful California came on the third summer, he bought a
Mutton on “foot—3c.
Call at 16k Jefferson stree’.
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vineyard, the income from which box of Cuticura Ointment and gave it
Fat hogs on toot—5 1-3
: «»rriHnd Quotations.
will
be
sufficient
to
make
you
in
­
a
faithful
trial.
Soon
he
began
to
feel
FOR SALE—Buff Urpingtn»
Fat hogs,—dressed—7c.
frhamcrv butter—20c.
better
and
be
cured
himself
entirely
Handsome
dependent
for
life,
Grain and Feed.
13 for 11. W. B. Hampton, 11*31
Eggs—18c.
pamphlet,
valuable
Information with Cuticura and has never been
Columbia avenue, corner 11th st. |
Flour—,4.40
Chickens—10 (& 11c.
and contract free. F. B Koblnson, bothered with eczema since. He also
Oat Hay, ,13.
used Cuticura to cure a bunch over his
Wheat—Valley 87c; Club f(6c.
FOR SALE—A first-class barn, suit­
general agetit. Pacific Orove, Cal.
eve and a ternbie oorn whic h was so bad
Timothy Hav—Per ton, ,16.
Barley—Per ton—,2 5.
able to be made into a dwelling.
that he could not wear his shoe. A
New
oats
—
Per
bu.,
45c.
Oat»—,2 7 <3 27.50.
CORRESPON­ lady in Indiana heard of bow my daugh­
Enquire 856 or 846 Alder street, tf INTERNATIONAL
Bran
—
per
ton.
»2
7.
_________________________ __________________ -i
.....
-
Hay—Timothy. $15; cheat. ,15.
DENCE
SCHOOLS—"The
Busy ter, Mrs. Miller, had cured her little son
Mixed feed—Per ton ,30.
Grain hay—,15<S ,16.
FOR SALE— Parties wishing to buy
Man's University.*’ Gives a thor- of terrible ecsema by the Cuticura
Shorts,
per
ton
—
,32.
200 acres of first-class timber land
Mohair-—Choice, 17c@18.
eugh training at your own home Remedies. Thia lady's little one had
New Wheat—Per bu. 85c.
Wool—Valley, 11c.
call on J. W. Carlile, four miles
in nearly all the trades and profes­ the eczema so badly that they thought
they
would
lose
it.
She
used
Cuticura
Rolled
barley
—
Per
ton,
,33.
Hops—Prime, 5@6 l-2c.
west of Hale.
sions. Text books and Instruments
Soap and Cuticura Ointment and it
Chopped
feed
—
Per
ton,
,30.
Potatoes—,1.00@ 1.10.
(when required) furnished free. cured her child entirely, and the disease
FOR ABSTRACTS in Douglas county,
Cracked Corn —>36-40.
Onions—, 1.65® 1.75 per crate.
Full information and circulars at never came back. Mrs. Sarah E. Lusk,
or blue prints of vacant lands,
Cascara—(chittim bark)— 3 1-2
the local enrollment office, 45 W. «7 Peckham St., Coldwater, Mich., Aug.
write Roseburg Abstract Company,
@ 4 l-2c pound.
Eighth street, R. J. Kirkwood, rep­ 15 and Sept. 2, 1907.”
PORTLAND
MARKITT REPORT.
Roseburg, Or.
jl
resentative.
Improvement in Industrial condi­
FOR SALE All kinds of four-foot POLK'S GAZETEER A business di­
tions has already been an aid to the
Large itne of ereckery and glass­
wood. Can deliver at once/ Ad­
market for raw materials and prices ware just received by Campbeil-Fell-
rectory of each city, town and vil­
dress G. L. Beckwith,* Goshen. Or.
sre
showing
an
upward
tendency.
lage in Oregon and Washington,
Cura for Torturing, Disfiguring
man Co. The Housefurnfshers.
Phone Farmers 62xf>.
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| !• or wools the tone is considerably
giving a descriptive sketch of each
Skin and Scalp Humors.
Improved
over
what
ft
was
the
first
place, together with the location
FOR SALE 9-room bouse, three
The Agonizing itching and burning of
and shipping facilities, and a clas­ the skin, as in eczema; the frightful scal­ of the sear >n. In this market a fur­
blocks from Willamette stdeet; lot!
sified directory of each business
ing, as in pnoriasis: ther advance of >4ic a iiofind Is be-
■■ ■ :
I’t k », ,1 I 00
Ol c
tiie loss of hair and < Ing offer <1 "d oafd !>■■ buyers. Pur-
and profession. R. L. Polk & Co..
gon Land Company.
tf |
mar :et for every-
crusting of scalp, as I chasers are In '
Inc., Seattle.
in acalied-head; the I fhlng offered, while a short time ago
FOR SALE—85 acres river bottom ;
facial d is f i g u re- during the first days of the season.
land ; It acre» potatoes, 10 acres
FOB RUNT
ment, as in acne ' they scarcely cared
w hether
they
corn ; balança In hgy.
Cheap if
and ringworm, find
ts Iren at once, Enquire 4 76 West FOR RENT—Nice front room; fur­
instant relief and bought or not, the price being scarce­
speedy cure, in the ly an object .
nace heat;
electric
lights and
Jy20
Fifth street.
Their butting into the market for
majority of cases,
bath.
Suitable for two gentle-
in warm baths with liberal supplies is the true indication
FOR SALE Timber land; quarter
men.
154 East Ninth street.
Cuticura Soap and gentle anointings of a resumption of bullish conditions.
1
■» — 1
. U ■ I.
1 . _J1J>
stiction in township f6, a. r. 1 w.
with Cuticura Ointment.
For Willamette valley
wools
the
section 32. Will sell cheap If sold
Complete Kltemal sa.1 Internal Treatment tor
NOTICE FOli PUBLICATION.
trade is offering as high as 13c a
at once.
Address C. J. G, care
tfv(»ry Humor of Infants. Children, ant! Adult«
United States Land Office,
ronsiafa of ('utirura Hoaf»(25c ) to Cleanae the Skin
pound and several sales have of late
Guard office.
Ointment (50«.> to Ural the Skin, and
Roseburg, Ore., Apl. 7, '08. Cuticura
been made at this figure.
Cuticura Hr*» I ven I (50c >. tor In the fwm of Chocolate
Notice Is hereby given that In com­ Coated Pill« 25c. per vial <4 40> to Pwrify the Blood.
FOR SALE—City iota, close In;
Improvement in Mohair.
Bold throughout the world.
Potter I»ru« A Chem.
1200 Otto .111.1 1400: ,50 down pliance with the provisions of the Corp . Hole Props.. Boston, Maas
With the' Improved tone in the
Mailed 1re«. Cuticura Boot on titin I Harases.
and $1 Oper month, without Inter­ act of congress of June 3, 1878, en­
wool situation the tone
is
being
est. W. H. Kay, at Eugene Gun titled “An Act for the sale of tim­
helped somwhat in mohair and sev­
.NOTICE
FOR
PI
BLICATION.
Company's store.
tf ber lands In the states of California,
eral fair-sized lots have recently
Oregon, Nevada and Washington ter­ United States Land office, Roseburg, «•hanged hands around 19c a pound
Oregon,
April
1,
1908.
FOR SALE—A No. I business for ritory,” as extended to all the public
that were held back by producers at
Notice is hereby given that in com­
sale; good location; clean Stock; land states by act of August 4. 1892,
the start of the season because of
pliance
with
the
provisions
of
the
will take city property In part pay­ Thomas E Seavy, of Eugene, County
their inability to secure more than
act
of
Cougress
of
June
3,
1878,
en
­
on
ment.
Wish to retire from busi­ of Lane, State of Oregon, did
18c.
According to dealers only a
«January 27, 1908, file In this office titled "An act for the sale of timber small amount of mo-hair was really
ness. Call at Guard office, tf
lands
in
the
States
of
California,
his sworn statement No. •147. for
sold during the regular sales, the
Washlntgon
FOR SALE—A well Improved fai m the purchase of the W. *4 <
N.W.14 Oregon, Nevada, and
transactions In most instances being
Territory,
”
as
extended
to
all
the
of 120 acres, 4 miles north of Co­ (fractional) of Section
No.
18
merely blinds.
They declare that
burg.
This Is a bargain at ,’>0 In
No.
17
south, Public Land States uy act of August some of the largest: lots supposed to
Township
4.
1892,
Andrew
Crooks
of
Albany.
per acre.
On good terms. Smith Range
No.
2
West,
W.
M .
have been included in the early pool
A Brown, Coburg, Or.
and will offer proof to show that the County of Unn. State of Oregon, did I sales are now being offered.
on
December
1
1,
1907,
file
In
this
land sought is more valuable for Its
Brief Market Note».
FOR BALE -One National cash regis­ timber or stone than for agricultural office his sworn statement No. 9 4 29
Olives show an advance of 10c a
for
the
purchase
of
the
E
M
of
SW
ter, one Remington typewriter and purposes, and to establish his claim
gallon in bulk, owing to the reports
a large iron safe. Enquire of L. to said land before W. W. Calkins. »4 and W >4 of SE >4 of Section No. of a very small crop, in California.
12,
in
Township
No.
16
south.
Range
M. Travla, Loan & Savings bank U. 8. Commissioner, at his office in
I A year ago the crop wats heavy, but
Eugene, Oregon, on Thursday, the No. 2, West W. M., and will offer for the previous two years a very
building.
proof
to
show
that
the
land
sought
is
20th day of August, 1908.
tight production was shown.
FOR SALE
At a bargain, 160 acres
He names as witnesses:
Henry more valuable for its timber or stone
Cantaloupes are Ibwer. with prices
of timber on the Siualaw, one mile Thelme, of Mohawk, Oregon; Link than for agricultural purposes, and
the large crates ruling from ,2 to
from the river; cruises 6,000.000 Yarnell, of Mohawk, Oregon; Jesse to establhih his claim to said land be_ on
,2.75.
feet. 12,000. Enquire C. V. Ogles­ Seavey, of —
f
.....
W
W
Calkins,
U.
8.
('oniims
Eugene, Oregon;
John
There is a slight increase of arri­
by, room 16, Beckwith biilldlfig. tf Seavey, of Eugene. Oregon,
sinner, at his office In Eugene, Ore­
vals of local cabbag»?
Market lower;
Any and all persons claiming ad- gon, on Wednesday, the 5th day of quality the best.
FOR SALE
BY OWNER Seven
August,
1908.
versely the nbove-described lands are
Chittim bark is inclined! to show a
room house, five and a half lots, requested to file their claims In this
lie names as witnesses: Evermont
piped for irrigation, high and dry; office on or before the Baid 20th day B. Miner, of Eugene, Oregon; Harry somewhat firmer tone than hereto­
fore.
several cars being sold by local
small barn and chicken house; all of August, 1908
M. Crooks, of Albany, Oregon; Wil­
dealers yesterday to eastern manu­
kinds of fruit and berries. If taken
liam
D.
Neely
of
Eugene,
Oregon;
BENJAMIN L. EDDY,
facturers .
Buying price steady at
at once, the price will be »2100; In­
Register. Norman E. Markley of Eugene, Ore­ 4c.
quire of 806. East 13th Street.
t
gon.
Strawberries are mixed as to price,
Any and all persons claiming ad­
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
LOTS FOR SALE BY OWNER Two
versely the above-described lands are with a scarcity of Clarks. It is stated
United
States
Land
Office,
Rose
­
that
thiB variety win soon end its
lota and 8-room house, barn; fine
requested to file their claims in this
season.
Bulk of
the strawberry
land for garden; on Fourth street, burg, Oregon, April 9. 1908.
office
on
or
before
the
said
5th
day
Notice is hereby given that In com-
This is a very important item
crop is in.
near mill race.
Lot 160x95 on
of August 1908
I
pllance
with
the
provisions
of
the
act
Portland
Livestock
Market.
Twelfth and Alder streets. Just
with
»> and you also, more so
BENJAMIN
L.
EDDY,
!>»f Congress of June 3. 1978, entitled
With small arrivals of hogs for
north of Patterson school.
J. J.
Register.
tfp'.An act for the sale of timber lands
with
you.
These shoes have
the day that branch of the local live­
Walton, 515 Willamette street.
___ __ ____________________ __________ in the State» of California, Oregon,
stock market is holding steady and
NOTICE FOli I’« BLICATION.
got
to
go.
WATCH
THESE
FRUIT. NUT OR ORNAMRNTAL Ne1 '' , 1
1 *!‘*'
United States "Land Offl e, Rose- China fats are being quoted as high I
TREES
Write or phone
L. P "« extended to all the Public Land
PRICES.
as ,5.75 (it ,6. There is but a nom­
barg. Oregon, April 7, 1908.
Rounds, Hoffman House 1 will
*
At gust
4 189.’.
Notice is hereby given that in com­ inal call for stockers and feeders and
Ladies fine turn sole Shoe
be in the city for a few days, and
"f (.ro*; J ""ntZ "_f
pliance with th«- provisions of the act feeders and the advice of sellers is
'
will be pleased to call and see you Stale of Oregon, did on March 10. of Congress of June 3. 1878, entitled not to ship.
value from $3.00 to $5.00
file In this office her sworn
While quite liberal arrivals were
This la the tint«1 of year to order 1908,
9563 for the purchase "An act for the sale of timber lands
for fall or spring planting; by so statement No.
shown in the inedium stprrs cattle
sale
___________ $2.49
In
the
States
of
California.
Oregon.
doing you secure what you want of the N % of N W % and S W
Nevada, and Washington Territory,” market today, steers remain at pre­
of
Section
No.
10,
In
of
N
W/
and get select stock. Our stock is
For the market
Small sizes_____
as extended to ail the Public Land vious quotations.
$1.49
right; our prices are right, and we Township No, 19 south. Range No. 4 States by act of
August
4, 1892. is easier and the price is down 35c
M..
and
will
offer
proof
to
West.
W.
will endeavor to treat you right.
to ,3.50 (it 3.75. Run of sheep In the
Ladies’ Kid Shoes $1.00
show that the land sought is more Stella M Huston of Madison. County
L. P. Rounds.
yards was liberal during
the
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valuable for Its timber or stone than of Lane. State of Oregon, did on. Jan­
hours, a total of 1.165 head being
Ladies' Kid Shces, better
for agricultural purposes, and to es­ uary 4, 1908, file in this office her
received compared with 582 a year
W ANTRI»
tablish her claim to said land before sworn statement No. 9541, for the
quality________ $1.39
ago. 900 two years ago and none
W. W. Calkins. IT. S Commissioner, purchase of the Lot 3 and S E.
WANTED An experienced starch) at hie office in Eugene, Oregon, on of N. W. ’■« of Section No. 2. in three years ago this date.
WE HAVE DECIDED TO
A year ago today all lines were
ironer at the
Fisher laundry.
Friday, the 28th day
of
August, Township No 18 south. Range No.
7, West. W M . and will offer proof easy at the general d««ctine of 25c.
REDUCE ALL OUR MEN’S
1908.
WANTED—A girl to help with the
Joseph to show that the land sought Is more which took effect the presrious day.
SHOES
NOW
She names as witnesses:
work In a small hotel; widow pre­
Official yard values today:
Crow, Oregon; Charles Bov- valuable for Its timber or atone than
ferred
Address Mrs. R. H. Clow. Liles of
Hogs
Best
stuff.
,6.25;
Chiha
for
agricultural
purposes;
and
to
es
­
Walter
erign of Eugene. Oregon:
' Mapleton.
i2*
Walter tablish her claim to said land before fats. ,5.754i 6; stockers and feed­
. Holland of Crow. Oregon;
Norria W W Calkins, U. S Commissioner, ers (— ).
ROOMS WANTED All persons hav­ 1 Canaday of Crow. Oregon;
Cattle—Fancy
eastern
Oregon
at his office In Eugene, Oregon, on
ing rooms to rent duriug the uni­ : Owen, of Crow, Oregon.
medium.
,3.50*3.75;
Navy Blue Flannel for bath­
Any and all persons claiming ad- Tuesday, the 18th day of August, ¡steers, ,4;
versity summer session. June 22.
l»M
I
, best cows, ,3 <i 3.25; bubs and stags.
July 81. are requested to phone j versely the above described lands are
ing suits, worth 40c
She names as witnesses Gertie G. ,2« 2.50.
the registrar of the University. i requested to file their claims on or
Sheep Best weathers.
,3.75;
Owen of Ivtson. Oregon, Guard Hus­
1
requested
to
file
their
claims
In
this
sale
............................. 33c
Main 27.
George ) spring lambs, weighing 75 pounds.
office on or before the 28th day of ton of Madison. Oregon;
,4.50
fl
4.75;
mixed,
,3
a
3
50.
Vaughn
of
Ivlaon.
Oregon;
Roland
WANTHD- Three
girls
to
learn i August. 1998.
Hop Market Outl<M>k.
BENJAMIN L EDDY. Vaughu of Ivlson. Oregon.
nursing at the Eugene Ornerai hos­
Herman Klaber does not
think
Any and all persons claiming ad­
Register.
pital. Apply to Dr. J. W Harris
versely the above-described lands are | there is much chance of good prices
tf
requested to file th»lr claims tn this In the hop market this fall as the
Notice of Final Selllenwnt
WANTED
A man and his wife, the Estate of Clarence Thompson, de­ office on or before the said 18th day production, even with the decrease
is likely to exceed the requirements
of August, 1908
ceased.
woman 1lo cook and the man to 1
BENJAMIN L EDDY. of the brewing trade.
Notice is hereby given that Dora
work on the ranch. Addreaa. Ilei.
' Estimates of the decrease In the
Register.
Randerao n, Camp Creek. Lane Co.. I E Thompson, administratrix of the
American
consumption of beer in
It estate
,
of Clarence Thompson, de­
Oregon
1908," he said, ‘ range from 5,000,-
ceased, hat filed her final account In
NOTICE TO ( RKDITORS.
Ini'
interested
WANTED Lady
8.000.000
barrels
This
the matter of said estate In the coun­ IN the matter of the Estate of Sam­ 600 to
church or Bunday achool work, to ty court of Lane county, Oregon, and
means that the consumption of hops
uel Stalnaker. deceased:
«■stabliah work along primary and that Monday, the 3d day of August.
Notice Is hereby given to all per­ In the l’nit«M States will be reduced
»IS ¡ 1908, at the hour of 1 o’clock In the sons concerned that the undersigned to n»»ar!y 200.000 bales
junior Bible »tudy
linea;
In addition)
be active an d In •rv»ew<M>n of that day. has been fixed has been duly appointed administrat­ Ito that the brewers are carrying a I
weekly; must
Give reference and ad-| by said court for the hearing of ob­ rix of the estate of Samuel Stalnak very heavy surplus, as
they have
earnest
"CHURCH
drena.
jections to said account, and for the er. deceased, by the County Court of been able to buy at the lowest prices]
cf Giuard. tuuu settlement of said «■state, and the State of Oregon for l^ine County. on record.
A good many brewers i
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against are going Into the 1908 crop with I
all oh lections to said final account All persons having claims
must be made and filed In said court said estate of said Samuel Stalnaker, enough hops to last them fully half'
MIM Kl.U«NKt»l H
on or before the said date no fixed deceased, are hereby required to pre­ «year, and mahy will not require,
The prohibition
sent the same, with proper vouchers, any hops at al).
by said court.
duly verified as by law required.with­ sentiment having become so strong,!
a
hand-to-
in six months from the date hereof brewers are pursuing
to the undersigned, at the residence mouth policy In their buying, not [
position,
and thei
of M M Davis, in the city of Eugene, knowing their
I
chance» are they will not buy more |
Oregon-
NOTICE- Having recovered from my
until they actually require them
Dated this June 11. 1908
injury I have resumed my business
■‘The pro»t»ects are anything but;
AlJCK E STALNAKER.
of horseshoeing and general black­
Administratrix of the Estate of Sam­ cheerful and 1 can see no improve- (
smithing
C. D Holoway, East
ment In sight, especially If the grow-
uel Stalnaker, deceased.
Eleventh street. Fairmount. Or.
I
I < lit SAI.«
MISCELLANEOUS—(ConitnucG.)
■ SEVERE ECZEMA
J^R“
CUTICURA REMEDIES
PROVED INVALUABLE
OBSTINATE ULCEUS
MAY LEAD TO CANCER
There is no di..erence, at first, in the appearance of a canceroty
common ulcer, and for this reason every sore that is obstinate or alOw
healing should excite suspicion, for the sore is nothing more than the ext?*
nal evidence of a polluted blood, and if allowed to remain may degtne.„j
into Cancer. Efforts to heal the ulcer by means of salves, plasters and
external remedy always result in failure,because such treatment can h£'
no possible effect on the blood, where the deadly genng and morbid
form, and are carried through the circulation to the place, ho sore or n
can exist without a predisposing internal cause and the open, ¿«charts,
ulcer or festering old sore will continue to eat deeper into the surround"?
flesh as long as a polluted, germ-infected circulation dischaiges its la <
¡tie* into it.
S. S. S. goes to the fountain-head of the trouble, and dn\*
out the genn-producing poison» and morbid impurities which keep th.
ulcer open. Then as this rich, purified b’Ju
__
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HUNTERS&TRAPPERS’GUIDE.^
WORLD FAMOUS
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Work Is Now In
Full Operation
We are going to make this week
a still greater sale
After starting on our new stairway we find we are going to lose
one-fourth of our shoe space, therefore we have got to move all
our goods, as the interior will all be changed to a modern store.
This remodeling will necessarily cause a little inconvenience to our
customers, but we are prepared to handle the large crowds that
are taking advantage of this sale.
Come every day and watch
us grow in business as well as improvements.
Ask for what
you want and cannot see, as we are unable to make a display
owing to loss of space.
Note These Prices
A Big Talk
on Shoes
Flannel
Fancy Silks
Dress Goods
Worth $1.25 now___ 98c
Worth $1,00 now___ 78c
Worth 75c now_____ 57c
Worth feOc now_____ 42c
Tan stripe wool Voile, worth
60c,'sale......................49c
Cashmere and Atbatross in
lavendar, light blue, gray
and pink, worth 60c and
65c, sale_________ 4flc
Toweling
Bleached Toweling, worth
8Xc, sale__________ 5c
Heavy all Linen Toweling,
worth I2^c, sale.___ 9c
Sheeting
Best quality Unbleached
Sheeting 8-4 wide, worth
30c now_________
A. F. C. Dress
Gingham
New patterns,
sale_______
24c
9-4 same grade worth 35c
sale price________
27c
values 15c
12c
Veiling
Veiling worth 50c, sale 25c
Veiling worth 25c, sale 18c
Heavy 9-4 bleached
sale........................
28c
Pequot or Atlantic bleached
9-4 wide, sale—
28c
36-in bleached Muslin, woith
sale
W
Lonsdale, 36-in bleached 9c
Carpet Warp, full Specials in Muslin Curtain Swiss, cheap
weight 2"7c
Underwear
at 12^c now’ 8c
We want to see you about a SUIT OF CLOTHES for
y ourself and your son. We will give you a Big Bargain
All items advertised in our first notice will be continued all through
the sale. It will be impossible to tell you all our bargains in our
immense stock. Please notice additional prices.
F. E.Dunn
569-575
Willamette
Street