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THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUARD THURSDAY, SEPT 23. 1909 Winners In Post Card Contest Cards16 d3yS e"d'n° ,3St Saturday niM wc sold 11.285 STANLEYS PRICE CUTTERS Price Label Clothing and the Frat System. GLOVES We also Carry other popular pi iced lines, made my America’s best manufac turers. Men’s Suits at $5.00. $7.50, $10.00, $15.00. $17.50, $20.00 and $22.50. coupons with every Ruturn $5.00 in coupons and Boy’s Clothing For boys we have the greatest line of latest styles in clothing that we have ever shown. Our prices are much less than Men’s All Wool Underwear Dark, a regular $2.00 garment, special Men’s SI.50 Underwear Jersey Ribbed, knitted tight-fitting collar, our price Luzerne, high-grade quality, our price SI.00 you would pay the regular dealer for the same quality. Boys’ Suits at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $3.25, $3.50, $4.00, $4.50, $5.00 and $5.50. Don’t buy the boy a school suit until you have been to Stanley’s. S2.50 Men’s Fleece Lined Cotton Underwear Extra quality, the garment............................................. 45c Many other numbers in both wool and cotton at money-saving prices. i ii-Mi Are as good as most stores sell at $25.00 the suit register overall - uniforms ' Men’s Wool Union Suit Our $ 15.00 Specials In Men’s Clothing cash get a dozen post cards free Winter Underwear for Men We arc exclusive Eugene representatives for Schwab’s Set- give purchase. ¡J,'W; Aiams St” Ell(iene, guess 11,256, First Prize Claud Bond, Irving. Or., guess 11.250 ............................. $5.00 Mrs. F. A. Stanley, of Stanley's Cigar Store, for largest sin gle purchase (125 cards) ............................... $2 00 Men’s Clothing We 612 Willamette St., Eugene, Oregon Toilet Soaps 5c 5c I Oc 10c I Oc 10c Jergen’s Glycerine Toilet Soap........ Armour’s Tar Toilet Soap................ Colgate’s Oat Meal Soap, regular 15c Ladies’ Underwear Stationery Our line of Box Stationery and Tablets is as good as you’ll find at the Stationery stores and our prices are about a third less. Good Ink Tablets 5c Pencil Tablets, ruled and plain 5c High grade Tablets, ruled and plain 10c Also Tablets at 8c. 12' io- 15c and 25c Best quality XXX Envelopes, all sizes 5c Highland Linen Envelopes 15c Highland Linen Tablets 15c and 25c Ladies’ Heavy Cotton Union Suits, white, dollar quality, special........................................................................... 60c Ladies’ Underwear, medium weight, white, 50 cent quality, special ........................................................... 35c Ladies' Wool Union Suits, Luzerne, extra quality, white, the garment........................................... . ............... S1.25 Ladies’ Wool Underwear. Luzene. extra quality, white, the garment ............................................................. 75c Boys’ Cotton Underwear, all sizes, the garment................ 35c New Line of Post» Curds Photo cards, Eugene views, Oregon ill one cent each Colgate’s Pumice Soap.................... Colgate’s Cold Cream Soap.............. Colgate’s Bay Rum Soap.................. Colgate’s Transparent Glycerine Soap .................. 12!/2C Colgate’s Transparent Glycerine Toilet Soap is something new made by America’s greatest perfume manufacturer, It is equal to any 25c soap on the market. Talcum Powders Mennen's Talcum Powder, 25c, our price Colgate's Talc. Powder. 25c, our price Jergen's Talcum Powder ,25c, our price 19c 19c I5c a situation under contract to remain II ’ eight«*en months. | I Sheriff Bown has offered a reward II OF SPRINGFIELD fHE DUALITY SCHOOL The Bi st Business Training Is Not Too Good for You OUR SCHOOL GIVES YOU THE HIGHEST POSSIBLE EFFICIENCY TO BE DERIVED FROM A BUSINESS ED UCATION. The past few years have seen a wonderful advance in BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS. Business men demand more HIGHLY-TRAINED—more EXPERT office assistants than ever before. The MODERN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS IS ESPECIAL LY FITTED TO MEET THIS DEMAND. MODERN EQUIPMENT. MODERN METHODS and HIGHLY SYSTEMATIZED COURSES OF STUDY under the CAREFUL PERSONAL INSTRUCTION and CRITICAL OBSERVATION of the PROPRIETORS of the SCHOOL make your SUCCESS ASSURED. Write, Call or Phone for Particulars 67 E. 9th St,. Phone Main 666 tho will de- Eu- OR. CHESHIRE EMPLOYED BY UTAH CONSTRUCTION CO Will Be Superintendent of the Emergency Hospital for In jured Railroad Laborers Hll.L’S TEXAS WOXMEIl. I have Bold Hall s Texat Wonder for kidney, bladder and rheumatic trouble for the last five years, and have guaranteed It In many eases, but have never had a complaint. 60 .lavs’ treatment in each bottle. O. J. HULL. YOU GET Our WHAT open WE for GET inspection. frove ’I book» nro your Buyers name given if wanted. e not only get top prices, but yon can satisfy yourself rSGGS absolutely at any time that J™J**" ~ . get. PROMPT CASH RETURNS CidlCKEWS Ship your produce to us. W rite to nH now for coops, tags, eta. SOUTHERN OREGON COMMISSION CO. H. M c C orouodale , P rop . 95 F ront S t ., P ortland , O rison of the burglars wuo lrxitf'd til«' store and postoffice at Acme on August 30. A pair of horses belonging to John Safley won1 drowned here Monday forenoon by ba -king off the wharf ln- , to the river. The steamer Robarts was at work Wednes.lu.v pulling Kyle A- Sons’ bigs off th«' mud flat above town. The. logs have been stored In the b<xim The meeting of the Springfield The .Moss avenue and Fairmount 'here for a year or two past and I Commercial Ciutj was poorly attend Heights extension of th« local street tf.e tides do not rise high enough, railway lilt«' will be S140 feet, or. these day's to foat them into deep ed last evening, due to a number of over a mile and a halt long, when it water and then.-, into th«' mill boom. its members being out of town. Al New York, Sept. 21. — “ I shall await events, ” said Dr. Cook The schoon« r Sau-lito arrive,! here though no actual business was trans Is completed. Fifty men and ten Friday from San Francisco after a ■ teams are now rushing work on the cargo of lutnber from the Oregon A to the Associated Press correspondent, just before he left the acted several subj«?cts were discussed. • The principal topic was what the city line, and Manager Lambirth expects California Lumber Co.’s mill. to have cars running over it from The Waslicalore returned from San deck of the Oscar II at Quarantine today to be brought to the should do in regard to placing ten arc lights on Main street. It seems that the Masonic cemetery to the main Francisco yesterday. She brought In line at th«1 corner of East Thirteenth some merchandise and will take out city by the welcoming committee. "When my material has been when the council approached the Wil lamette Valley Company they replied street and Moss avi'nue by the first another cargo of lumber. got together and put into shape, it will be submitted in the first that they would not place the lights of October. One car of rails for the A few silver salmon have been line left Vancouver. Wash., on the caugi'it in the river «luring the past instance to the University of Copenhagen, and after that will be unless a five-year contract was sign ed. Springfield was unwilling to do 16th Inst and two cars left on th«' few days and it is probable there will 17th. They are expected in some be a large run from the ocean before laid before the geographical societies of the world. I would not this, because they felt that the rate charged was too great, and within a time today and will at once be haul- Ion«. e«i to th«1 scene of building opera Au ajourned meeting of the port consent to submit any fragmentary portions of my observations year the city of Eugene will have a tions. Tit«1 Inst of th«' ties for the commissioners was held at their of or my records to any one. Reports and all data connected with power line through the city from which It is probable that a lower rate tint' were delivered yesterday, anil fice last Saturday but no busint*ss of ar«1 being laid today. The trolley importance was traaacted. A trans my trip must be examined entirely, together with my instru could be secured. It Is understood that if a contract could be made for poles and wires will nt one«' be erect cript of the procedinga was prepared ed. nnd ns soon as the rails are laid recently and submitted to Morris ments, some of which I have in my possession now, and others one year or perhaps two, that the J lights would be placed at once. i the road will be ready for the cars. I Bros.. of Portland, in connection with The P. E. & E. Co. was also the ob The new lln«» extends th«' full the bond deal. They submitted the which are on the way to America at the present moment. These ■ length of Moss avenue and turns documents to their Chicago attorneys will be properly controlled and tested before submission to ject of much discussion in regard to the flve-cent fare, and what would be I west on Fairmount boulevard past for an opinion and this 'had not ar scientific bodies.” done when the matter of granting a th«' Svarvernd residence on the hill, rived at that time. new franchise came up. It was the The public schools of Florence op-1 «»nvircles th«' hill to its south side general opinion that the company will thence extends across the hollow to ened Mon lay morning for a ixine[ have to make several concessions Referring to Peary Cook said: ■ seems I have been gone ten years.” i th«' James place, passing through his months’ term. Miss Lillian McVicker, "I have as yet heard nothing but Gazing toward the lights of New and amends before a new franchise orchard. Just before th«' James place of Corvallis, is principal, and teaches 1 is reached then' is a trestle 160 ft'et rh«' High schtxvl; Miss Fannie Colvin vague reports. I prefer for the pres- ; York after an absence since July 4.' \ can be obtained. The Commercial Club Is badly in long with fills at each end. From has charge of the Intermediate grades ent to believe that the statements 1907, these were the first sentiments i th«> James place th«' line extends and Miss Gertrude S hr«‘uders has she which ar«' attributed to Peary are In expressed tonight by Dr. Frederick need of a regularly paid correspond southerly and soon swings to the primary department. Mi« Colvin is correct. I am fully prepared to meet i A. Cook, of Brooklyn, as he paced the ing secretary, who can handle the west, passing through Elder Jas. the only one «•' the teachers wiio any charges, but I must first see deck of the steamship Oscar II wait-I | quantities of letters of inquiry that Moore’s pine«' and on«' or two others. taught here last year, but Miss something definite. I am absolute ing for daylight and the actual return come each day fro mall over the country from Investors and home- Joining the cemetery line at th«' foot Schreuders has been in charge of the ly certain that none of th«? reports ap 1 to his native laud. primary department for two years pearing in print emanate from either 1 seekers, At present some are an- of th«> Masonic cemetery hill. Dr. Cook was virtually at home to- Th«' new line will open up some previous to this. Several pupils have my Eskimos or from Harry Whitney, i I night, for the Oscar 11 anchored off swered. but the majority will not be very valuable residence property been enrolled for the eleventh grade Whitney without doubt kept his Fire island. The ship marked time, , because of their number. but will not commence work Ar a few News Notes which has heretofore been kept off Inys on account of lack of text books. promise not to say anything about the as it were, so that there might be no | The surveyors began work this expedition or its result, and I feel I th«' market for the reason that it hitch in the home-coming reception Florence West was comparatively inaccessible. Af sure of my Eskimos. Mr. Whitney i for the explorer. Though 60 miles morning cutting the tract of 10O will return to America about th«' mid- , from the city proper, the Oscar 11 is acres, known as the John Kelly place, ter th«< lino Is in operation a half- hour car service will be the means die of October. He has complete in easy wireless communication with north of the city, Into acre tracts and This property has been of selling this sightly property for dreads the fire. Th«' dread Is whole knowledge of all the facts. He is at New York during the day and night. city lots. tied up until yesterday because of entire liberty to make public all he residence purposes. Dr. Cook was on deck almost con-' some. but not the burn. That can be trouble between its owners, Mane- healed, and instantly relieved by ap knows. He is neither bound to stand stantlv and as sunset approached he rude & Klovdahl, over a division up for me nor for I ’ eary." watched the brilliant panorama and plying Ballard's Snow Liniment. Be NEWS OF FLORENCE Cook said th«' Eskimos would be conversed with the newspaper men However, yesterday Manerude sold I»» vpn i V n for ivi accidents in « iux »««cv by nxvpiua, t prepared keeping o a his half to Dr. D. A. Tnine and C. bottl«» always in the house. Best for • ’ ronght to America if it was possible through a magaphone. tho 1 B. Willoughby, both of Eugene, and AND WESTERN LANE sprains, bruises, cuts, Dread* Hi* Reception scalds, rheunia- to •'¿ean,er, this year, the new owners will place it on tho Dr. Cook has not fixed his plans, ‘ ‘I feel anxious to get ashore. ” he tisni, neuralgia, bunions- any and all market at once. I k ' s and pains. Price 25c. 50c and and does not expect to go to the said, "but dread the ordeal of land • H. T. Lyons of the firm of Leep ft Public Schools Opened Last ic north pole again, but may explore ing tomorrow. 1 would much prefer 11.00. For sale by Dillon Drug Co. the new land discovered on his recent landing quietly without a repetition Lyons, contractors, was taken serl- Monday—Shipping and ionsly HI vesterdav, while at work, Th«' Hig'.i school student body of- trip. He will leave th«' south pole of th«' scenes at Copenhagen. I hope with a touble of the heart known as exploration to Shackelton and Scott. I shall be left in pence witli my fam pericarditis. For a while yesterday Other Notes i leers are: I’re-ident. Harold Young: He has decided, on account of the ily by tomorrow night at least.” iccretary. ESvina Prosser; treasurer. his condition was very serious and he overwhelming demand for autographs I Some New York papers were is not. yet out. of danger. His home (ball captan. Paul Erl- Verlln i’arkei : and autographic photographs, to 1 brought to him on board the vessel is in Coburg. lenklas. t’.x»iball malinger Clay Wat son; track captain, Joel Abahlre; bas make a uniform price of |1 U each.' th s evening containing long reports The funeral of Mrs. M. J. Ward, and will set aside til«' proceeds to be, ketball «apian. Guliiford Koch, bas concerning Peary's achievement. Dr. who died at Springfield Junction, was divided equally between the explor ketball innna.cr. Elmer llar'.ow. Cut Cook r*’a«l them carefully, then said: held this afternoon by Undertaker ers and th«' arctic clubs, to be utilized ’ his out mid keep it for reference. “There Is nothing new here and I Walker. The burial was in th* .Ma for future explorations. shall wait until something definite Is sonic cemetery. published before 1 say anything fur G. mm I to Be llom«' Again H. B. Emigh ani! fan-lly have ar to resimi«' h«-r work Yesterday as his ship approached ther on th«> matter.” Florence sc!i<»<>! for rived her«> from che« enne, Wyoming. The forms for the foundation nt Mrs. Cook is ill at home and una the depot fountain are In and tie con to reside. Mr. Etnigh is a brother- New York, Dr. Cook said: “ It ’ s good to be an American; It ble to meet her husband. in-law of Free Thomas. has gone to Fort crete will be pored In next week.