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About Eugene weekly guard. (Eugene, Or.) 190?-1910 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1910)
THE EUGENE WEEKLY GUAR D, THURSDAY, JULY 21, 1910 oemi-AnnviaJ Clearance Sale Owing to the failure of a large factory in New York, and our being iin a position to pay cash for a large quantity of merchandise, we are placing same on the market at about one-half regular prices We also have purchased th: bankrupt stock of teas, coffees, spices and baking powders of the Bacon Bros. Tea Importing Company, which we are able to sell at less than wholesale prices. Groceries Coffees Sugar. Pure Cane.............. $6.20 $1.50 Hard Wheat Flour .. $1.20 $1.75 Bluestem Patent Flour $1.50 10c Good Raisins, lb........................................................... 5c Large Half-pound cans of Spices, values up to 60c, Bacon Bros. Stock, only, can........................................... 20c Regular 50c Cans of Baking Powder from Bacon rBos.’ stock, the can.................................................................... 20c Teas, including Gunpowders, Uncolored Japans, English Break fast, at just half price. 40c Teas, pound 20c 50c Teas, pound 25c 60c Teas. p:und 30c 75c Teas, pound 40c Ladies' Suits These Coffees are the very best high-grade goods, selected by expert buyers. Such prices you will not soon have another opportunity to get. 30c Coffee, pound 20c 35c Coffee, pound 35c 40c Coffee, pound 30c Closing up odds and ends in Ladies’ Suits, including Serges, Tweeds and Summer Wash Goods. $5.00 Suits, now $2.50 $7.50 Suits, now $3.25 $8.00 Suits, now $4.00 $9.75 Suits. now $5.00 Summer Wash Goods The Largest stock in the citv to choose from, all at Special Sale Prices Genuine Ball Mason Fruì! Jars Pints, the dozen ........ Quarts, the dozen ... Half-gallons, the dozen Lids, the dozen.......... Good Rubbers, the dozen $10.00 $12.50 $15.00 $20.00 Suits. Suits. Suits, Suits. 45c 55c 75c 15c 5c now now now now S 6.00 . ST.50 S 9.00 $11.00 Ladies’ and Children’s Hose A large stock of the very best Hose at just hah "nular price 20c Hose, the pair............................... . 10c 25c Hose, two pair................................ , 25c 50c Hose, the pair............................... 25c Men’s Hose, regular 20c value. 3 pair for 25c Men’s Shirts At Big Reductions. Bargains too numerous to mention Butter, eggs and farm produce wanted. T?p prices always guaranteed. We will pay 55c per roll for good country butter in exchange for goods at sale prices DODGE DEPARTMENT STORE Prompt and Courteous Treatment to All Cor. Sixth and Olive. Phone Main 484 f ,*'tbal scenery.” AU three spoke at »cayman Winesap—First. $75; sec EUGENE COMPANIES BIBLE UNIVERSITY IOWA PICNIC TO ond, $25. once Continued Mr. Beck: "Foley's 1» Wagener—First, $50 and spray MADE GOOD SHOWING PLACES TRACT OF the finest place that 1 have ever been pump, second. $25. BE HELD JULY 28 to, and 1 would not have missed that White Winter Permain—First, i trip for al! the money that could be $75; ®cond, $25. AT CLACKAMAS SHOOT LAND ON MARKET Association Met Today to Ar offered me Of all the beautiful Wiaesap—First. 150 and 500 trees; secord, $15 and 200 trees. »puts In Oregon, or. in fact, in any Company A Made Sixth Place, City Outlook Name of New Ad range Details and Ap Yellow 7" place that I've been In, Foie) Springs Newtown— ____ First, , $50 and point Committees as Compared to 11th Last .ha» got 'em all skinned dition South of City 500 trees; second. $25. "And fi»h—why. you can't boat It. "There were 9 s entries In the 10- Year — Co. C Was 11th Limits At .: 30 p. m. today the Iowa Asso , An t oh. that breakfa«t at O'Brien's . box class last year,” said Ren H. i land that m- untaln air a*. 5 o'clock I Rice, secretary of the show, - but we ciation met in the east park to ar All the members of Companies A „ __ __ of ___ ______________ A plat City Outlook, a new ___ ad- [in the morning” The».' were but a [look for more than that number this range for its annual picnic, and by ' few of the tnatiy expressions of enthu- and C. Fourth Infantry. O. N G.. of dlt'ion to Eugene, has been filed with i year, as five contests have been add unanimous vote it was decided to this city, have returned from the an-¡the county clerk. The tract consists ed. thus giving growers of other va hold it in Campbell & Walker's "You can say for me," «»Id G F |*iasm that the Portland pathfinder'' nual state »hoot at Clackamas, and < of 75 acres and is owned by the Eu- Guard Special Service I -------- rieties an equal opportunity to com Grove, at West Springfield, July 28. Beck, «ho I» covering t! • whole • xpre eed Spokane. Wash . July 16. — Cash Mlnney's Great Hoad«. all <"1 that they have had a good gene Bible University, which pur pete.” commencing at 10 o’clock a. m. ■state on hl., "pathfinding" tour tor prizes and premiums of a total value Although they broke a spring <)D vacation, a» well as some valuable ex- chased it from Dr. E C. Sanderson, The chairmen of committees were th" Portland Aut a» • ■ .»•< in. perlence on the range. UNCLE SI ARRIVES IN TOWN. elected as follows: Superintendent •I iking of the MeXoMlo trip, its th» way up, Mr. Beck considers the! Company A made sixth place president of the Institution, some of $20,uuu will be distributed in the time ago, but only recently deeded it various contests, free and open to the Ho »aid: "Far Vncle Si dropped in from the hills of grounds. Captain C. J. Dodd; stand the best side trip for not mobiles In road» very good. among the 2 2 teams that competed, world, ranging from the sweepstakes yesterday. Said ne d heard so much privileges, Z. T. Kintzley; preparation ■ ha state, with no exception», and I mountain roa !» the trip to M.-K- ntiel and Company C came out eleventh. back to him as trustee, so that he in the carload to a single plate of five about _____________________________ the mammoth shoe sale at the of grounds. Samuel Taylor; program. will advl«<> all t urlsi« desiring a f>-w | Bridge an«! F< ley Spring» are In a»i Last year Co. A held eleventh place. could handle it after it had been placed _______ on the market. apples, at the third national apple Dodge Department Store thought he'd Attorney F. H. Greenman; music. 8. «lays' summer outing to mak<> ibis trip 'good condition a« any mountain trail | The record of Company C last year The tract lies immediately south show In Spokane the week of Novem-i come down and investigate. We con- E. Stevens: entertainment. Mrs H. J. from Eugene to M Kenz.e Bridge In the »-ate of Oregon. And another I is not at hand at the present time. ---- .... ----- -* of ber 11 — in .u ------ , rinced him in very short order that Reynolds: transportation. H E. Slat 14 F-.-» Entries the ----------- several - _. classes of the «... Baker . farm, the residence ¡thing you can say tor me—now take and Foley Springs" Cot E. of Collage Grove, as be filed with the management what he had heard was true, and tery end 8 M Yoran: publicity. Colo It wut mi enthti''.astlc trio. Mr 'this down—give .Mr Mlnney. the road I »fated previously by The Guard, won which is located at the south end of I ¡should Alder street at the southern limits of not later than Nov. 9 and all exhibits when he left last night he said we nel W. G. D. Mercer. Bock, bls driver, Glenn, ani Irafts-j . supervisor, the greatest credit for the! company honors above all other the city. The tract is a part of the ’ must be delivered in the exhibition could expect a large delegation to at H. E. Slatery. president of the as suan, I . .ink. who talked to a Guard, ' «pleadId condition of the roads In bis the Waiter .McCornack. ot Co A. old McMurray farm and is known to I buildings before 12 o'clock noon on tend our shoe sale before the end of sociation. called the meeting to order report tr la«t evening In the Osborn district. He could not make them teams. ¡Nov. 12. » :i second place in the National Ri contain some very rich land. next week. This is what he saved on and state the object of the meeting. lobby after they had returned from better. It would be wise If NM Among the competitions arranged his purchases: The new addition has been divided a trip up this wonderful valley, map the other supervisors would take no- fle Association match, but aside from so far by the trustees ot the show are Uncle Si Crawford dress shoes, *3.90; into five and ten acre tracts, which this neither company from Engene ’ tie« from him. ping It tor the automobile guide book HEAVY CLAIMS Dr. Sanderson expects to sell to peo i fifteen 10-box contests on the follow- "The country tributary Is _ going to had any individual stars. saved $1.10. that l> : i>" published this fall. They The Third regiment, which Is lo ple who desire to raise fruit. The ling varieties: Uncle Si Work Shoes. »3.35; saved have seen nearly every trip In the assist In making Eugene, and these Arkansas Black—First. $75; sec- AGAINST FIRM OF 75c. west and »re making these tours I resorts are the greatest assets the cated entirely in Portland, won the land is said to be splendidly adapted ond, $25. :o fruit culture. governor's trophy. Aunt Cynthia Dress Shoes, 12.85; from purely a busines« stand;*olnt,| ^county ha.«." Baldwin—First. $75: second. *25. Great Bummer Resorts. saved 65c. LABBE & SONS yet after «'»Ing the wonders of the Delicious—First. $50 and 1000 Aunt Cynthia Every Day Shoe«, BAD STOMACH. It was the opinion of Mr. Beck EI.MIKA NEWS. McKenzie they could not say enough trees; second, $25. that the chance to make the summer 95c; saved, 30c. Guard Special Service «bout their experiences of the last Grimes Golden—First, $50 and Bud Dress Shoes. $1.85: saved. 65c. My Stomach Is Going Front Bed to Portland, July Xb'. — Voluntary two da)«. Their ex;>ret»lons came In resort» on tbia river famous wan bet Special Correspondence spray pump; second. $25. Worse. ter than any other place In the west Elmira, July 20. — The jolly har- Zeke School Shoes. $1.00; saved. 50c. bankruptcy proceedlags have been In outbnrtts that rang' d In subject from Jonathan—First, $50 and 500 Sarah Dress Ties. $1.45; saved. 55c. stituted in the federal court for th« .hose ’ bath»" and “ nJ ,hat 11 was onl> a inestlon of vest time has home, with a bounteous •'those meals” to • .r.ose uatn« ana Ume and a ahort Ump gl tha{ bp_ Yes. its true; thousands of people trees; second, $2 5. supply of grain at hand. The farm Baby Lou Dress Shoes, 85c; saved. firm of Daniel B. Labbe & Sons, of McIntosh Red—First. $75; second, fore some capitalist will put In a ers are busy with their hay hauling. cannot eat the simplest meal with 40c. Eugene, prominent hardware dealers ,w“ Parcn»8e was »ta.IU, and of the University city. In the list ot I His “ 1 resort» is overtaxed, and when the C. Lamb has invested in a new set out having it lie on the •tomach like ^ Northern Snr__ Fir.» t-X- total purchase was $15.10, and ! become, In hl» opinion, one of the of harness, We know why. Clyde. a lump of lead, causing misery, sour] $25 rU SPy First, $.5, second, he made a saving of $4.90 over what assets filed with the court are tbn greatest in the country. Some day .Mr. and .Mrs. Geo. Dickinson spent stomach and gas eructations. following: Stock in trade, $23,000; Rhode u___- * _ — ~ _ he would have paid elsewhere. Island Greening First. I there will be a macadam road over Sunda yat her mother's home near And later, when the stomach has. How’s that; on $15.10 worth of debts due on open accounts. 13602. $75; second. $25. the whole sixty-mlle stretch and then Eugene. gone from bad to worse, there will shoes he saved $4 90.This is straight Against the firm there is one item •»< Rome Beauty—First. $50 and 1000 goods; you can do the same. Come in 328,191 of unsecured claims. there will be no limit to the number Rev. M. F. Horn of Eugene filled be longer periods of food fermenta trees; second. $25. of tourists that will seek this place. the appointment of Rev. Mr. Whip tion, and then dizziness. biliousness, and see. Spitzenburg—First. $50 and spray 'At present the »mall capacity of the ple Sunda)- evening. Rev. Mr. Horn, sick headaches and nervousness. DODGE DEPARTMENT STORE. A. K. Jennings of Walterville was er outfit; second, $25. resorts are over-taxed, and when the with the assistance of .Mr. and Mrs. If your stomach is out of order, J21 dw / in the city Sunday party arrived there on Wednesday Webb as singers. Is to enter the field -- it it right — after — doesn't ------- -- feel — -- meals. —— : evening a tent to accommodate them as an evangelist. We are especially So today and get a 50-cent box of* I had to be borrowed front a man interested in Mr. Horn, as he was! Ml-o-na sumach tablets. In a few. \\ o 1 who was planning to start Into the raised In this vicinity. vil minutes after the first dose, the rais-J mountains. .Mrs. Barbara Yates left Saturday'ery will disappear, and you will be I "There Is absolutely no scenery In for Wasco, Or. She regrets that she'thankful, the world like the mountains along could not stay louger and visit her Then go right on taking Ml-o-na that river," said Mr. Beck, and turn numerous friends. a rfofew days. I twill build up the, ing to Mr. Frank, his draftsman, who J. H. Daniel of the O. F. R. A. stomach, unclog the liver, purify the has traveled In Switzerland, "Is there made a visit to this community with bowels an.i make you entirely satie-j anything In Europe that will beat good success. We believe In protect field with your stomach in a few days I Mi-o-na stomach tablets are made ing the home and that insurance is Perhaps you wish to change It?" from the best prescription for stom-j the proper plan. the Breakfast food you’re now -------------------- ach troubles ever written. They are! J. R. Marsh and family leave to morrow for the Belknap Springs. sold by druggists everywhere and by‘ using for something lighter— »♦♦♦♦.............. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦; i They the Red Cross Drug Co., and are will be gone about a month. something that agrees with the f MARRIED I j ci. Clare Ross is working on the tele- guaranteed to cure indigestion, acute, phone line between here and Maple- or chronic, or money back season. »................. 777................... 1 I ton. Booth's Pills are best for torpid Here you will find every At the home of the officiating 1 Elmira had a visitor a few days liver and constipation 25 cents. I In the shape of a home-made breakfast food of any conse clergyman, Rev. C. A. Weolley, In ago Fairmount, Saturday, July 16, 1910, auto. Perhaps ere long any farmer quence — the most complete Ml >s Al; ha Hayes aud Earl T. Rych- may own his own "buzz wagon.” stock of good breakfast foods man. ENTHUSIASM FOR AUTO TRIP UP M’KENZIE < I RICH PRIZES Al APPLES EVERY BREAKFAST FOOD KNOWN & ■v! to be found. Anything else in groceries can best be bought here also. W. M. GREEN I In Eugene. July 18, 1910. Clarence orubba «nd mi »» Pean k McKay, Justice of the Peace R. 3 Bryson of ficiating. Jay, C. B and Walter Moore have returned from a flaking trip np, or rather down, the river. They floated .lowu In a boat and secured a good catch. TOWN WIPED OUT ____ BY FOREST FIRES ^<^7 or Spokane, July IS.—The town of Ryan on the Colum bia river, twelve mile« south of the Canadian boundary, ii reported wiped out by foreat fires. money back. Just Mvwsthe it in. Compiete onMt, including | ♦ tüuGorH- Extra IxPtUe Druggist* ♦ ■ ♦ Linemen began this morning plac- piar- ♦ Ing the suspension for the trolley ♦ I wire on the Collage Hill loop on ♦ South Willamette street. The work +♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ¡will now continue until finleked. •
