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Newspaper Page TextThe Oil Stove a CABINET TOP I GÎRL KILLED SUDDENLY NEAR 10 CRESWELL Prosperous People Patronize and Peruse THE GUARD’S CLASSIFIED PAGE BEGAUSE IT IS THE REAL MARKE I’ PLACE OF LANE COUN IY I £ The New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove differs FOB SALK from all other oil stoves.— It hat a CABINET TOP. Th.» WOOD FOP SALE—Telephones; Main 651 and Farmers 61. R. A. means you can keep dishes and News conies from Creswell regard-. Maidan. tf utensils within easy reach while ing the sad and untimely death of I little ten-year-old Bessie Holt at her cooking. and can http teod hat home a few miles south of that town FOR SALE -Fine driving team, car riage and harness. Hollenbeck a ci/ter retrieving it frtm the Haze. Friday afternoon. The little girl was Mc.Murphey, 487 Willamette street. a step-daughter of Peter McCue and , From its wonderful burners to while playing about the door yard FOR GOOD OAT STRAW -Call at with a small butcher knife, tripped Bailey's feed store. Tenth and Wil its racks for holding towels the PERFECTION NEW Wick Blue Flame Oil Cook-Stove is without equal. Its principle of concentrated heat means that the work can be done quickly and without the kitchen being heated to an unbearable j - j degree. Can be lighted instantly and turned "high.” "low” or "medium”-at will. Three sizes. With or without Cabinet At your dealer’s, or write our nearest agency. Lamp comes as ne»r lamp perfec tion as it's pos sible to get. tibie Gives a clear, bright light that reaches the farthest comer of a good-sued living-room. Well made throughout of nickeled brass ; perfectly safe and very ornamental. If not with your dealer, write our nearest agency. on .-' tne obstruction and fell on the sha:? pointed blade of the knife which she had in her hand and pier ced her Ivart. She arose from the ground and exclaimed to her step father. "Oh. 1 ani stuck'” anil fell prostrate nt his feet, dying almost 'ns.’antly. It was a very put Ilei ic death and a terrible shock to the parents. Fate seems to deal hard with this family as it will be remembered that only a few years ago. Mr. Holt, fath-1 er of the child mentioned above, was killed in a logging camp by a large I log rolling over him. and this is the | third child which has met with an untimely death in this family. \ few years ago one of the children by accident drank a cup of lye and died A little later an Infant baby was smothered while sleeping between father and mother, and this late fa tal acciden} is no less harrowing. JUNCTION COMMERCIAL Standard Oil Company CLUB (Incorporated I MAY A HAVE NEW HOME lamette streets. FOR SALE —Two secouu-tiand Peta luma incubators, good as new. , Cheap. Chambers Hardware Co _____________________________________ FOR SALK—Is-nioui nouse wlthtn 3 blocks of t u».un »ss part of the city. Inquire at 406 High street . tf FOR SAI.E Nice lull blooded Jersey bull calf .eligible for registration. Enquire at once. C. F. Croner. at fire house* tul 5 FOR SALE 40 acres in Elmira. Will ink«» a good team of mules as part pay. L. L. Smeal, Junction, R. F. D. o. 3. m2l FOR SALE OR TRADE Registered stallion, sired by Guy Wilkes with record of 2: IS ami with six dams in list. Inquire of Duncan Scott.tf FOR SAI.K -one i»«.-seated full leather top surrey and light double harness. See them at Bailey's barn. C. E. Scott. 537 Willamette St. FOR SALE—Complete line of houae- furnishings. fur cash or credit. The Commercial club met In regu Canipbell-Fellin.*n Company, cor lar session Wednesday evening. T. CADER POWELL ner Eighth and Olive streets, tf It was moved and carried that we celebrate the 4th of July, although FOR SALE—Beautiful strictly mod NAMED FOR MARSHAL by only one majority. Whether the ern seven-room bungalow, with all day will be celebrated or not. will de improvements. 186 West 12th st., BY PRESIDENT pend on the action of our business or phone Black 5681. tf men Washington. May 10.—The Presi The matter of purchasing or leas FOR SAL E Rubber-tired Bailey dent has sent to the senate the nom C. P. Barnard and S. Y. Evans are ing a lot and erecting a building for buggy and single harness; also a ination of Thomas Cader Powell to home from another trip to the Alber a home for the club was discussed saddle, at bargain. Call at 790 be nirashal of the second district ta country. at some length. On motion the presi Willamette street, or rooms 1 and of Alaska. Powell has served one dent appointed the following com 2, Chrisman building. tf mittee to investigate the various sights and proliabie cost of a build FARM FOR SALE—«5 acres near ing and report at their earliest con Coburg; house and barn; »90 per venience. G. C. Millet, Dr. Hicks and acre. »2000 cash. balance on Oar books are open for your inspection. Dr. W. B. Lee. time if one wishes. Howe A Bnoy, The place of meeting was changed >.f Buyers name given if wanted. We not only from the opera house to the lower 474 Willamette st: ■ get top prices, but you can satisfy yourself front of the Workman hl!. A SNAP FOR SOME ONE 73 H ac- President Lehrbach named the fol-1 acres close to town and car line; absolutely at any time that von get what wo lowing standing committees: can be cut tip in small tracts; a Executive — Forrest Miller. S. L. beautiful site. For sale for a Met C. F. Hurlburt. J. H. Mil short time. Inquire Willamette Ship your produce to us. Write Moorhead. ler. S. P. Gilmore Vail. > Land Co. MIS to us now for coops, tags, etc. Municipal AfWra—W. C. Wash-! burne, E. M. Jackson, H. A. Cooley, i FOR SALE—300 acres of land. 250 I S. P. Gilmore. in .'arm land and 50 in pasture; Membership—A. E. Tower, A. C. price reasonable; two mll»s east of H. c orouodale rop 95 ront t ortland regon Nielson. H. M. MHliorn, J. H. Miller.! Pleasant HUI store Inquire Mil Chais. Bailey. ler Bros. Lumber Co., Pleasant Advertising—S. L. Moorhead, H HIK. Ore. M17 L. Rann, eGo. Young. Public Improvement—G. C. .Millet. ' FOR SALE—A seven-room house with barn and woodshed, well Im N. L. Lee, W. W. Hicks. H. N Bur-1 proved lot, 12 bearing fruit trees. chell, A. J. Kaiser. Offered at a bargain if taken at Entertainment—W. B. Lee. M. | once. 128 Washington street. Montgomery. C. F. Hurlburt, W. M Pitney, G. O. Powell. Transportation — M Montgomery. FOR SALE OK TRADE—Two draft stallions, one a black Belgian and E. M. Baber, M. P. Corbin. the other a black Percheron, for Publicity—W. T. Carroll, Ed Bail- sale or trade. Inquire of Duncan ey. J. K. Jensen.—Times. Scott, Eugene. tf term as marshal at Nome.' Alaska, and his nomination has been held up by charges against his official actions. It is alleged that while county clerk in Portland. Oregon, he was an embezzler of public funds. YOU GET WHAT WE GET PROVE*! CHKGKK b NS PROMPT CASH RETURNS SOUTHERN OREGON COMMISSION CO. W. M C , P . F S ., P , O “Brownsville Values Are Always Most Exceptional ft Y°u most naturally want to know why. The answer is a simple one, namely: Our mill-to-man system of selling brings the producer—the mill—into the closest possible touch with the consumer—you. This way of “doing things’’ does away with the middle man and his inevitable added expense altogether. You are the one who profits. You can because of mill-to-man methods buy suits here at $ 15.00 I that no other store in this city can afford to sell under $20 or $25. Interesting isn’t it to the man with clothes money to spend? 'If you want your money’s worth, come here. BROWNSVILLE Woolen Mill Store 591 Willamette Street, Eugene, Oregon FOB HIM FOR SAI.E \ Hpleiulld «<<<>nd hand po|< RENT Furnlshr ~t «FT" baby buggy. 968 High al ml4 quire m Scbnelilnr'« flat ITilei* you know a person— unless that |H-rsoii comes Into your life In some ««ay—>Ow are nut greatly couceruid «Ixmt w heller he is good or bad, de sirable or object tollable. Il's so Willi a slots*. The |x-o- ple who never visit II care noth ing alHiiit it one way or the olh- ef. Il doesn't exist—for them, lint when they are persuaded to patronize it—when they come to turn the spotlight of tlielr at tention on It—when It comes to have a part In their lives, as some stores must have in all Uv*x—then It's different; then Il does mutter whether it strives to win confidence; it does mat ter whether or not Its price con cessions art* genuine, di-pemla- ble. If it meets all testa that a good store must stand wheu It Is ailverllMil—w tii-n it thus in- >ites the critical attention of Ihe |M*opl<—then advertising will •’make*’ the atore. If it fails in most of the vital tiling' ;«—if it proves, under the light of pule licity not to tx- much of i a «tore, TIIEA ADVERTISING Wll.l. MOT PAY— for it will empila- size the shortcomings aa well merit*. For these same reasons It Is generally assumed that the store which ilia's not advertise Is seeking to avoid close I iis | h - c - tlon and comparison, aud that Hie store which d<x-a Is court lug thrill. FOR SALE Lots iti the Blair add at the Oregon Laud Office. tf DRY' WOOD FOR SAi.rl—Fl,. «.as. and ash. 4-foot and 16-In. length, delivered. Phone Red 7121. tn26 »30 French Ostermoor mattresse» for »18.50; special sale price Chambers Hardware Co. tr FOR SALE—Harker n mi .viniII In Eugene. Or., for naie or lease. See 1. N. Harbaugh, over First Nation al Bank. FOR SALE New complete bicycle motor of 2 1-2 horse-power; »15. Address "M. B.” Guard. ml3-wlt FOR 8A l .E—New tour-room house and barn; plenty of fruit trees and garden. Enquire at 216 Mad ison street. Eugene. tf FOR SALE High-grade northern grown nursery stock Yakima Val ley Nursery North Yakima. Wash. M. Christopher «on. agent. Eugene. RENT Seven I <•<. h "• FOR SAI.E Two six fool «how FOR cluse lu. Apply at 4 7 4 l’i-arl'J** casep. Box 174 City. if --------- r------------------------ —— ...................................................... tf MUID FOR RAl-K .-'COMII growth I'OH RENT ._________ ... fir. 70 E. 7th st. Phone red 4373 rooms, very reasonable >lf « I 1th street. •** *• hou»« h AddrwB « two mid four «17 Al- cheap; 8 4 L. L. Smeiil. u .M2 I FOR RENT Two nice fr„nt ,ln.lt rooms. »8 mid »io. furti».-,. h4> • levlrlc lights, phon» mid l.nth iti Ninth street, corner High w FOR RENT Nh-e 5 ro . m buagaJov. <-H«t front, electric llgb Isrta garden; barn if d»«lr> >| J M FoR SAI.E I j .»«Her two cholcq Morris, ro >m 11 Elr.t Nat'l beak lut« lu Slndden udditlon. fenced; bldg tr well, fruì' tree, mid garden, go ing chvHi Enquire at 468 Jef- FoR REN I' A alt rimili house ns*, feraoti all *t. tf ly constructed l'iitnp on t-irrh garden already In and other co»: A BARGAIN New 5 room boute, venleno-« Want to rent to co», lot 100x200, young orchard, good pie without rJiildfen ir t»>walblw soil, at London Spring*. prie« J M Morris, over First Nation*! »700. Adirei* Mary A I’edlgu. Hank, room II. London. Ore. PASTURE FOR RENT I will take Studebaker rubber- Ft >R SAI.E tired buggy tn good condition, baa X In stock on my place, 3 1 3 toll«» southwest of Eugene, on ahzt li only been used a few tlniee. Will known ns the Mathew Wallis lùd. trade for grain. Enquire of John E M Warren, 443 latwmuc« »t Rennie, 617 Pearl street. tf Eugene. Or. tf F< >R SALE \l| kinm of rough lum MIM'El.I.lM.tl’ h ber for sale at Miller llroz.' Luni- b»r Co,, I’ • i aut 1111!. Oregon Send us your orders and you will ROOMS and HOARD 70 W Sth. get your lumber. We also deliver It If wanted Rough lumber at the mill, »7 per M Phone Farmers 539 GASOLINE WOOD SAWING Tris, phones Main 651 and Farinera 41, TAKE NOTICE When you want a R A. Malnati tf fine residence lot at the right price, don't fall lo a.-e ths Wil TIMBER BROKERS Timber Izod lamette Valley Land company. bought and Mild. Moved from th« They have them near the car lino McClung building to Room* 201 In the Gross addition. Office In and 202. White Temple. ilaniniltt Theatre block. Willamette at If A Wisid. FGR SAI.E AT »135(1 Five year SA \ When yon w <n< laythll 'n lease aud furniture of 21 room the housekeeping line go to board and lodging bouse. Owner bell Fellman Comnany'a store, cor retiring on account of falling ner Eighth and O.lve streets They health. Enquire al 419 Willam have It. tf ette street. Tho Now Underwood, 1 general tf REPAIRING If run *»nt nuv repair work d one alxiilt FOR SALE tiuggy harness, single t h<* honir. »tore, front*. office fll- and double; rubber-tired Halley ture«, etc. . bun«« t<> E It WHI». Luggy; saddle; half ton of hay; A rchltect; room io fi nt Nat'l one of Ihe best blooded driving Hnnk bldg I’hope Main mares In the country and her y«*ar- liftg filly Al] at a bargain, ANY LADY tan easily u. ake frim at 790 Willamette street, or room »18 to »2''■ per week « >rklng for tf 1 and 2. Chrisman bldg. <• me qti!»» lly In h<-r owin locality. Thl* 1* a bonnfld«* <:>ffor -«JM BARGAIN FDR YOU Store 50x30. ware-room 16x40. al goods, general atock. of »3,500 Invoice. Lot 40x6* spare time In* five aires of land, with di e at once for bouse, barn mid some fruit i Harriet M. be sold Come In mid mi ’.intnn'a Build- an offer. Fleming « Van FOR SALE Plano only used a months; will sell on monthly payments. Call at residence. HARRISBURG FARMER FOR SALE Two houses and 3 lots 19th and Stewart ave. i in Nye Creek. Newport. Excel BUYS IRRIGATING PLANT lent business or private location. FOR SALE—Sev -n and a half acres of fruit lands or cltv lots on street Worth $4.000. Will take »3,500, car line. Cal. at 406 E. 11th or If sold at once. Call 26 W. 6th (Special Correspondence) phone Black 7 1’1. St. -M l 4. Harrisburg, May 11.—Peter Vlgg, j who has a farm about two miles 1 east of town, has purchased a plant, FOR SALE—A bargat mf taken this DON’T FAIL to «ee Chezein tf you want bargains In real estate. We week; long lease and furniture of with which to irrigate a portion of j buy and sell farms and city prop 21-room boarding and lodging his farm. This will be something! house: close in; best location In erty. Improved and unimproved. MU new in this section and will be : the City. Call or address 4 lit Wil Timber and mining stock. H. Che- watched with interest by his neigh-1 zem. I bors and if a success, will be the lamette street * tf means of inducing others to adopt ' BIG MAJORITY fruit the plan. Peter is a farmer of ting FOR SALE—8G acre timber claim, FOR SALE—JM) acres good DRESSMAKING AND PLAIN SEW 3 miles from Crow; will trade for land. 25 - 5 acres open ready for the progressive kind and generally ING- 671 Olive st. Ai 1 ft FOR POWER CANAL plow; the balance onk and fir city propei ty. Inquire or S. T. makes things pay. Condon, University Home Bakery. grubs; at least 1.000 cords of A. M. Pryor was in Albany Sat tf wood and fine fruit innd when WANTED Shoe salesman at Yo- RIGHT-OF-WAY urday looking after the business in ran's shoe store. tf taken off. Price »750. A M. Hou- terista of the Pryor-Canter Co. dricks, 820 South Oak bet. nth A* preillctetl1 1» Hi.- c! iln r (i, th* Mrs. Dick Wright went to Shedd WANTED 671 Patter and 14th st. Phone Black 1802. HOARDERS ••lection Veste rduy reaillted ovtr- Saturday afternoon. son street. Four 20-acre tracts, 2 1-2 miles 1 whelmlngly in favor of <■< mil«- in nine Mrs. M. E. Hearn was a passen from Eugene, all very best of land FOR SALE— A new modern 5-room WANTED- Roomers and boarders; 1 the right of wa y for tbe clty n power ger for Eugene Saturday afternoon. and with good road fronts. See ,cottage on West Fourth street, near Mrs. G. W. Mack. 795 Oak street. ¿anni through fho land of < tnrar Mrs. Englebretson returned from Mark Fleming and L. A. VanVlelt. school; 1 1-2 story; lot 50x160 Millican, The vote wim a* full. iwt: Junction City today, wnere she ha.i Room 1. Cherry building. tf feet; just completed and ready to WANTED Four girls or women at l-irsi w,nd Yea, 206. N'n>. 35. been visiting relatives. occupy. Reasonable at. »2500, but the Fisher Laundry. tf Majority, 171. Mrs. J. S. George, has ______ been ■ __ who —___ less will buy if taken a once. For Second wnrd Yea, 92. No. 1». I quite ill for the past week, is slow LOTS FOR RALE BY OWNER—Two further Information enquire at 704 Majority, 80. lots and 8-room house; barn; fine ly improving and it is hoped will Washington street. tf WANTED a nunib.T of girls to land for garden: on Fourth street, Third ward Tea, 108. No . 21. soon ge as well as usual. learn nursing Enquire at Eugene .Maturity, 8 5, near mill race; lot 160x95 feet on Mrs. Nellie Moore, of Eugene, General hospital. tf Twelfth and Alder streets, just R. E OVERMAN, Halsey, Ore.. legal Fourth ward Yea, 136. N o. »«. came down Sunday for a visit with adviser In land titles, member of Majority, lit;. north of Patterson school. .1 J. her sister, Mrs. Lane, and Airs. 3. WANTED 20 or 30 head of shot. « the National Co-opt -alive Realty Walton, 515 Willamette street, tf Total Yea, 542. No. 90. Maj- , S. Howell of Portland. from 30 to 80 lbs. weight. Address orlty. 452 Co., Notary Public for Oregon, and Miss Norma Holt is very ill and ____ _ W F. Reed, box 563, Eugene Or I am the owner of a few land op has been unable to attend school FOR SALE BY OWNER—A new tion contracts that I have with the n9 since Wednesday last. modern bungalow on West Elev view of selling, which I will show JOE SIMON WINS enth street: one of the finest In the Miss Mary Riggs is on the aick anyone interested, what I am get WANTED A competent girl for ' list. city; east frontage; corner lot and general housework Good wages. ting for the use of my money by choice neighborhood. Will sell IN THE RACE 1 Mrs. S S. Howell, of Portland, 1« Apply at. 657 Willamette street. I so doing. I have a large list of furnished. Enquire of owner, No. | here visiting her son, D. C. Holt and Phone Main 2. tf farms and city property for sale at family. 704 Washington street tf Porthind. May 8 -As th.- resslt all times, also business proposi WAN'ED lo bio on .he wiring of of the municipal primaries held Mahlon Hawk went to Albany to tions, and mining stock in the your house. All kinds of bell and In-re G i I h afternoon, former I tilted day to have some repair work done FOR SALE—50 acres, well improv- j Boyle Consolidated Mines Co, of rd. 5-room house, barn and other snnunclator work Pronini atten States Senator Joseph Simon. R«' on a part of his wood saw. Colorado. I will help you buy. tion given to small repair work liublh mi, and former Circuit Jud»s buildings, 4 acres in young bearing Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Wright and Build or sell your home. My G. M. Taylor, Phone Re<| 3301. 115 M O Munly, Democrat, will fa™ orchard; 5 minutes’ walk from the Mr. and Mrs. Z. A. Hulbiirt went to price is all right street car line, very cheap. 11500 the foothills yesterday on a fish eiuh other In June for mayoralty WANTED Manager for branch of honors. cash down, balance to suit. Call ing excursion. Number of fish fice we wish to locate here in Eu-1 or address n. 8. Taylor, 320 East FARM FOR SALE BY OWNER—A caught—0. Senator Simon was selected by hl* gene. Address The Morris Whole party to head Its ticket by two to farm of 550 acres, seven miles Eighth street. tf sale House, Cincinnati, Ohio, m2» north of Eugene on the river road, ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦We on» majority over A O. It unit 11 ght. for sale. About 500 acres in culti FOR SAI.E 380 acre stock and WANTED.—r»n vnsTallment. house Charles E M< Donnell, a wall known vation; 320 acres of It river bot : MARRIED : dairy ranch, springs, creek and and lot from »1,000 to »1,500, not Spanish-American war veteran, ran tom land; 135 acre» In grass and Munley's vic nut range; 26 miles from Eugene, too far out. Howe and Buoy'474 fourth ill the race. clover; 50 acres fine timber and I »10 acre; 10 room house, barn, Will street. Phone Main 638* tf tory was ity a narrow margin over Al the Norwegian Lut!i< rmi inn h splendid garden land; two running 3 lots, fruit and shade trees, gar In Eugene, May 7, 1909. Herman streams which never go dry, and WANTEu C ooks who Inslnst on us den ground, near mill race, Eu Lowe of Collage Grove and Mlsa Til four wells of excellent water on the ing our Hoosier Kitchen Cabinets gene. Enquire M. E. M. at Guard lie Larsen of Eugene, Rev. M. P. place; frultH and berries of all office. tf and Buck Rangea. Save time, fuel Domtnersnaes officiating. kinds; good fences and buildings; _____ __ _______ — ._ __ __ ____ i and steps. Campbell-Fallmnn C ... — .. Co., i a modern dwelling house of eight corner Eighth and Olive atteets. tf ! At 434 Oak street, Eugene, May FOR SALE—I will sell to the right rooms, hard finished and stone _ •♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ parties a few choice residence lots 9, ISOS, at 4:30 p. m.. John P. Dal- foundation. Land Is adapted to WANTED -Lady companion and in my home tract adjoining Hen- zaard and Miss Bessie Lillian Reid, grains of all kinds, hay, fruit, veg ."lit 80RN ; housekeeper for Invalid Indy el- drlcks’ Park, Bi'lldlng restrictions Rev. I). H. Trimble, officiating. etables of all kinds, stock-raising •lorly laday preferred. Phono lilack will exclude stables and other and dairying. Place is on right of- ß7n- ml3 nuisances and require dwellings to JERSEY BILL. way of electric car line; telephone cost, not less than »1,000; will selli Registered Jersey Bull at tho race and rural mall delivery; school ad In llgeno, May 9, 1909, to Wait«* roll with or without gravity spring track. Owned by H. II. Thayer. joining farm. Will sell any I'ANfl-.D An intelligent Wminch anil wife, a daughter. woman to represent an ho water. Every lot commands full Fee, »2.00. tf amount from 10 acres up. Address well-established business A view of city and river; near present Louis C. Vitus, Junction City, Or., Senator 1. H. Bingham has rocelf position for the right person Springfield car line. George Mel R. F. D. No. 2. Phone Farmers oil the news of the death of his fil SUBSCRIBE FOR THE GUARD dress, with reference, for t vin Miller. tf 12». « «¡y 17 dw i ter, Mrs. Ia*onard, at Detroit. Mi<i>» days, "D.” care. Guard. 3hu visited hero last summer.