The Twice-a week guard., February 13, 1911, Page 8, Image 8

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THE TWICE A WEEK GUARD, MONDAY, FEB Y 13. 1911.
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LOGGINCAMPS to
and literary program was rendered, Margarette and Jim Gome, aud Ella
Is .1 XX’ fioü
U
¡the bass solo by Mr. F. H. Hall being and Jim Young.— .Xe.. s.
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J among the most appreciated. Games
7 he Royal Neighbors of America
While, pait ol lol 5 lit bl<>< I, 10 ol
».¿READING ROOMS
FADS ANU FASHIUI m S J Skiuuer
of various kinds »<re indulged in, held a very interesting UKHtlllg ut »
a udil. to Kutfeue. $10.
followed by refreshments.
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their hull 1'uesday uight. A large at- e
Autouia K Klngwell to Webb XX’
11*0. A. l'.an, T,
The Antlers Club, notwithstanding tendance »as preseut to listen to a • e
W'ynegar. NV* of SW X» of sec. 27-
Mrs. R. M. Murphy will entertain the fact that it is still in swaddliug very interesting and instructive talk
16 2 E. $100.
Do
Much
LifttHor Jacha
>
for
L*bor
Jacks
Now
York,
Feb
11.
It
may
*eem
th« Woman ■ Aid society of the Con­ garments, has a membership of for­ on the XVoodmen sanatarlutu at Colo­
I C. Smith to XV A. Bo hart. 240 SMALL BLAZE IN
gregational church Tuesday a ft er- ty-five, all of whom are affiliated rado Springs, by the supervising a libel to call them »o, but the new­ 1<-ten tn »<•«• 32 33 1 8 S $3360.
Of
Northwest
with some Elks’ lodge.
Au Elks’ state deputy. Rose L. McGrath of est frocks displayed In »mart shops,
noon of next week.
Arthur II Browu to Valentine K
ELECTRIC PLANT
lodge can not be organised in cities Portland. She told of the great work . of foreign and domestic design are Silcott; 70 acres In twp. 18-3 XX.
« 4»
Portland.
Tsb
10
of les* than 5,000 population, and that was being done by the XX'oodniett called "tub frocks.” They are made $10.
Misa Glee Turner
Springfield. Feb. II
A blaxe ori­ campa of the Pacific North»<-■( W|S
. of verythlng from lawn to chiffon. [
the L. S. Club Friday evening at her therefore it is impossible for Cottage of America and also gave the local and In nine Instances out of ten the
A. C. Jennings. executor, to Squire ginating from the breaking of an In­ be «quipped with rending #lll| f ‘
home on West Sixth street. A pleas­ Grove to have one. The club is the eatnp some valuable instruction* in woman who soils such a gown must C. Smith, 320 acres lu twp. 16 6 W. sulator In the Oregon Power plaut creatlou room» so that th« lou,|.
nearest
approach,
and
Is
appreciated
a«
camp work. The meeting was great- . need* take It to the cleaner to be re- 17000.
ant time was spent in playing games, .„voiw*
did a
small woodsmen will have some uin»na 0»
here last evening.
after which dainty refreshments by lu membership. JU members bold ly enjoyed and at the close some time I freshed unless she Is willing to
Betsey O. Johnson to XX’. 8. Mor­ amount of damage, but threatened ainuseiiient and Instruction, if ik .
were served. The members of the cards in lodges scattered over the was spent in social conversation.— have it
and leave plana of the Portland Y M C jT
ruined
Exqirlstlte ent- ton; lots I and 2 In block 10 of the to destroy the plaut
club are Misses Christine Jensen. t'nited States, yet a large majority News.
spi lngflelil and the whole upper Wil- are carried out
! brvldereies, done by hand, and dain­ Gross add. to Eugene. $100.
E> 8. Rolfe to C. A. E. Duncan lamette valley without light or pow­
Lois Green, Edel Fraasch. Willetta are of the Eugene lodge. The Antlers
The proposal has been made t<> tb,
ty laces, hand kuitted are all I»
4«I rasBrararal*aa44a»aa
club io
is ■wasiaralw
purely <■ a social
organisation. * 4
Moore, Ruth Ray. Dorothy Neat. gsIraW
eluded in the dcoratlve scheme of lot 4 In blk 14 and lot 2 In blk. 24 er. With th« construction of the Columbia River Ixfgger»' aasocla.
•»••»»cla.
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Olive Gibson, Mary Moore and Glee —Sentinel.
these dresses. They are every whit of James Huddleston’s extension add new brick plant, the machinery has, tlon the various campa be ■u|iph«l)
Railroad Notes
The Antlers Club has issued one ♦
Turner. The guest of the club was
to
Eugene;
$100.
been
housed
In
with
a
framework
of
with
the»«
convelilenc«*
for
th.-
ttln(.
as costly as the uon-tubbable robes,
thousand invitations for its big ball. ♦
♦ and the only hope for the woman
Iln
Marguerite Whitton.
C. XV. XVashburne to Allen Or- light materliil and Mr paper whl> b to wlill<> away lli-'li t>.
which will be given on XX'ashington’s *4 * * 4 ***««♦♦*««** « with little to spend is the old hack-1 chard C. Kellogg 9.8 acres lu tp is very Inflamable When an Insu i wood« »Inn not at work «nd i- u
♦ ♦ ♦
■ t> d to i-stiil>l|»h Nll. h
,,
Complimentary to Mrs. XV. 8. Hid- birthday. The Armory will be hand­
A three per cent dividend on Read­ neyed ane—that of reproducing the J 17-3 W; $2450.
lator broke, the power wires came In !
den, who is leaving Eugene to make somely decorated for the occasion, ing common will be paid this week. effects of Imported frocks in lees ex-1
XV. A. Cox to Hugh Martin lota IS contact, and with a bright flash tho tlon room« for a few of the larg.si
Proposed advances In freight rates pensive materials and trimmings.
anil 16 In blk. 2 8 of Chicago add to west »Id« of the building sprung lumps and »«« how th« plan work*
her home in Portland, Mrs. Minnie purple and white being the predom­
Washburne gave a farewell lunch- inating colors. Music will be fur­ tomorrow have again been postponed
Into flame*. Water could not be ap­
If th« n«w qugrtcra are h|ipr-'< igtl
Thanks to the niatiufactiirers. that, Florence; $10.
Z. P. Pierce to Joseph A Pierce plied until the power wus cut off.
week at her home on East Eleventh nished by a ten-piece orchestra. The to March 15th.
«<1 by th« men. it I« likely pr»|''i<a||y
Is not a difficult task, for never was
Reductions in rates for Pullman there sat^n or silk, linen or chiffon, 40 acres in sec. 24-21-3 XV; $1.
street. The
guests present were Elks of Eugene, Roseburg, Albany,
The new plant building that 1» un­ all lb« camp» lu th« Columbia rlv*r
Allen O. Brav to Mary E. Tallman der construction »III be absolutel) basiti will I« provided with
Mesdames XV. S. Hidden, H. D. Shel- Salem and elsewhere, have been in­ lower berths northwest of Chicago velvet or brocade designed that can
tallar
■>
acres in tp i. i w |1H
do,n Arthur Collier. Adelaide Lilley. vited, besides which a large number will become effective tomorrow.
fireproof. There »III not be a piece accommodation«
not be iuiitiated by manufacturers In
Allee A R obu to Charlee XV. Kd- of wood In the whole atjucture. the
An extension of the telephone dis­ much less expensive fabrics. True
Frank Page, E. L. Fletcher and Miss of local invitations have been issued.
Th« expelí»« of th« exp< film at
— Sentinel.
patching system on the main line of there are some colorings that sane mu nds 8E X» of sec. 1-17-6 XX. floor Is to be of concrete, nnd the will be born by the camp o|>, rsturs,
Eaton.
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the Lehigh Valley will be made to­ not bo reproduced in cheap materials $2400.
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window «ashee of steel Th« root 1» wliu feel that tiiu< It good Can be »c-
morrow.
Emil A. Koppe to Joseph l'lronl also of n fire-proof aintorlal
Mrs. C. T. Long of the St. Francis
cotuplished In this way
it
but when they are combined with)
At Junction City.
fur-
A memorial fountain in honor of other tones by the inimitable art of part of lot 7 In blk. 2 of original
entertained informally Thursday af­
nlshlttg the loggers
with
The banquet given by the defeated
higher
ternoon in honor of Mrs. Silva of side in the contest to secure mem­ the late E. H. Hardiman is being the colorist, there Is none wise plat of Eugene; $1000
idrata md rame mrana of t i'lvlng
F. A. ltlchardsou to Carotin* SPRINGFIELD NOW
Portland, who is visiting Mrs. D. E. bers for the Commercial Club was erected at Goshen, N. Y. and will be enough among fashionable laymen
th< monotony of life In th, «>■ "I*.
Widdersheim. The invited guests given in the Odd Fellows hall Febru­ unveiled February 25th.
they think tli«> will secure mo
or laywomen to tell the difference. i Kouwe tract in Bohrneatedt add to
A dividend of one-half of one per So that the woman who must spend 'Creswell; $600.
were: Mrs. George Nettle, Mrs. Geo. ary 1, as stated last week. Mayor
HAS PAVING CRAZE tlcoiit a« wrll as dependable H- k-
Joseph I'irol to E. Koppo stand­
D. O'Connor, Mrs. J. C. Bigger. Miss Hurlburt, captain of the
Hielt
defeated cent for the quarter ending Decem- just so much upon her sprittg ward-
Queenie Howe, Mrs. George McMor- side, was called to Portland and was ber 31st will be paid tomorrow on roge and wishes to have the very ing timber on tract In Lune county;
Springfield. Or , Fob. IL- Spring
field Is the latest of Oregon clt|,.»
ran, Mrs. Laura T. Harris. Mrs. Dav- therefore unable to be present. Dr. the capital stock of the Norfo'k newest colorings, will be aure not to $100.
A. li. McVay to M F, Grigg» 101 to have the paving fever, nltd It Is STATE MILITIA MAY
id Auld. Mrs. J. D. Buell. Mrs. .Julius -Hicks of the committee on general Southern.
cling to oue-tone effect when she
Coupons of the first mortgage can not get the fabrics which show- ■ acres in tp 18-8 XV. $i"
proponed nt once to pave the entire
Goldsmith, Mrs. D. C. Freeman, Mrs. arrangements, presided. The program
BE PAID FUR DRILL DUTY
C. R. Mead to Frank XVhlteman length of
ot Main street from Mill
J. P. Howe, Mrs. XV. L. Haywara, was impromptu and was furnished bonds of the Kansas City. Mexico & up such effects at theor best.
I
lot
18
In
blk.
2
of
X
alley
View
udd
Orient
fall
due
tomorrow
and
will
be
•tree
> Seventh
The mailer ha*
Mrs. Wm. Taylor, M rs. Creed C. largely by the losing side.
White marquisette Is coming to
XVaahlngton,
Feb.
ID. Major-
not y< t come beforo the common t-etieral XVood, chief of staff, '¡aa
Hammond, Mrs. D. E. Widdersheim,
It was a large gathering and a sig­ paid at the American Exchange Na­ the front, it will be used extensiv­ to Springfield; $100.
XV.
E.
Moses
to
W.
E.
McCord
lot
council but the general imprcaalon conferred with Chairman Ht««ner -a,
Mrs. Minnie Mayers.
ely for the spring and summer frock
nificant one as this was the first time tional Bank New York.
Twenty million dollars of general as It is being used for the mid-seoson i 13 in Most's add to Creswell; $10.
After cards dainty refreshments our citizenship assembled together
gained from ’he property owners Is of the hou»!' committee <>n milit try
A. C. Bohmstedt Orcrnrd Co. to decidedly in favor of the Improve- affair*, regarding Ills militia pay bill.
were served. First prize was won for the benefit of the whole com­ mortgage four per cent bonds are of- gown. It is attractive and youthful,
fered by the Reading to provide capable of giving service all through | Wenzel Jungbauer lot 9 of Hit nient.
Tboi io favoring the paving Thia purposca to add pay for drill
by Mrs. J. C. Bigger, the consolation munity.
Heigh;« Orchurd tracts declare that a canvas» of propertv duty to other cotiipensatlous
by Mrs. Silva.
C. C. Chapman, manager of the funds for the retirement of consoll- the summer and charming for South­ t'heuoweth Heights
♦ ♦ ♦
owners hud shown over half of th«
The war department propoaed a*
Portland Commercial Club, was in­ dated mortgage bonds falling due on ern or house wear now. it can be . 5.25 acres; $2021.
A. C. Bohmstedt Orchard Co. to owners of tii
At Irving.
trimmed with machiue embroidery—
In favor. A amendment for rigorou» r«»lrs tlo*
vited to be present, but owing to June 1st.
Upper berths tn Pullman sleeping but whisi>er It softly—, aud look ’ Frank J. Heaa lot i3 of Chenoweth petition wilt nt one» be circulated It ou tho militiamen by requiring ilieir
Irving, Feb. 11.—Tuesday, Feb. 7, previous engagements, was unable to
\v, (1000
cars operated in New York state will quite as handsome as the real thing . Heights sec 26-
seeuiH that those who do not have Inapoctlon by army officer», making
was the 86th anniversary of the birth attend.—Times.
A. C. Bohmstedt Orchard Co. to buildings on their property, are even them agree to servo two yeat
be reduced after today from $1.50 fresh from the ateliers of gay Paree.
of W. A. Potter, and quite a number
♦ ♦ ♦
if
to $1.25, from $2.00 to $1.60, and
l.isten to this girlish confection in |Andrew Smith lots 6. 7, In the Chan- more In favor of th« Improvement culled upon, and making their r refus-
of his friends gave him n happy sur­
At Springfield.
oweth
Heights
Orchard
tracts;
from
$2.50
to
$2.00,
and
the
same
white
marquisette,
which
need
not
than
the
others.
The
•
treat
was
mnr
prise, by gathering in early in the
Yesterday being the seventy-fifth
al punishable by court martial o : th*
ndamlzed only a year ago nt a con- charge of d<»«rtlon.
evening, bringing well-fill- 1 baskets birthday of Miss Isabelle Kirkland, a general reduction will be made all have machine embrodery if madame $3900.
J. M. Rhaub to J K Kimi ll.PN slderable expense to the city, and Is
be out of the "I like the real thing
of good things to eat. The time was number of her intimate friends over the country.
Tho committee favored th«
Interest in the sum of $12.71 for or nothing" constituency.
Soft acre« in Laue county; $600«.
in a very good condition
It I«
spent in social chat, until refresh­ planned to give her a pleasant sur­
refused th« amendment, ii»li
J. P. . ry to E. I Reynolds tract thought thnt thia foundation will eb but
ments were served, after which there prise in the evening, but through each second preference income bond ruchlngs of French not make a hand­
national guard Interests which
music. Mrs. Hockaday presided some mysterious way, she got an ink­ and $50.30 for each third preference some trtmming and In addition can in Clark t and XVu»hburne a add to available for the bltulltbic surface
jocled, potntlOg out that th-- pr
at the organ, and a number of guests ling of their plans but was neverthe­ income bond of the Central of Geor­ be employed in no end of novel way*. Springfield; $200.
dent might call them Into »«rv
John
C.
Parker
to
J.
C.
Bratlalti
gia
Railway
company
was
paid
Mon
­
The
skirt
of
picturesque
afternoon
assisted in rendering several num- less made more happy by their arriv­
but, If the governor failed to Cl
PROSPECTS FOR BRASS
< * the
‘
ti­ frock is trimmed at the botom with lot 1 in sec. 32-18-2 W;«200.
bers of sacred songs, closing with al. "Auntie” Kirkland, though now day, under the provisions of
munlcalo the rail Jbcy, under
Martin
Hansen
and
Amelia
llnn
l
three
bias
folds
of
white
satin,
“Blest be the Tie that Binds.” Then in her seventy-sixth year, is fond of nal judgement secured by the pro-
terms of the meaaure, still would
sen
to
J.
XV.
Mailman
.
S
(0
(■
"t
O(
BAND ARE GOOD liable to punishment for deaeri!
stitched about six inches apart, or
adieus were said, and the guests de- company, and enjoys an evening with tective committee.
$1«.
Stockholders of record at the close more precisely, dividing the distance lot 19 in blk 13 of Flat'tm-iiti’
parted, having wished the host many the young folks as well as she did fif­
J.
W.
Maltman
to
M.
J.
Hansen;
Springfield.
Feb
11
At
the
more anniversaries, Those present ty years ago. Her usual hospitality of business tomorrow will share in between the knees and the hem in
meeting of th» H|>rliigfield commer­ APPROPRIATION
At the end of each, tract in tp 16-4 XV. $10.
were: R. W. Riley and wife, Taylor and quaint little Scottish ways make the coming dividend distribution of three parts.
George Bisbey to XV. F. Hartzell; cial club last evening, it wn* decided
Stockton and wife, E. A. Bond and her friends feel welcome in her home. the Baltimore & Ohio, which will be band of satin is an edging formed of
NE Xi of NE>4 and NX* of SE ’«of to establUh a Springfield abad, and
wife, J. D. Hbckaday and wife, E. W. For one of her years she is active and at the rate of two per cent on the white stain cord.
FOR UNIVFRSITY
Running down the side of the NEX4 of Sec 26-22-4 XV. $900
a series of band concert* for this
Zumwalt and wife, H. A. Small, wife retains the best of health and though preferred and three per cent on the
Alfred
Doolittle
to
George
Blsbey;
summer
It Is planned to engng«
and two children, Mrs. Mary Wim- by the recent death of her brother, common stock, declared from net skirt, on either side of the front is
PASSED THE HOUSL
a band leader from Eugen» who will
mer, Mrs. M. N. Gent, Mrs. Wm. she i* left alone in this part of the earnings for the six months ending a very scant puffing of white French trm t lit sec 26-22-4 XV. $;!<ooi
III«
Elmer A. Doolittle to George
net.
Instruct tho local musical talent, In
This is shirred along either
Klussman, B. F. Bond and wife. Bee world, she seems cheerful and happy. December 31st.
Special to The Guard.
♦
The Pullman company has declar- edge, the outer edge being finished bey; NEX4 of NE >4 of sec 26 2204 the spring and during the summer
Huston and Leonard Huston, W. A. She was the recipient of fifty-six post
Salem. <>r , Feb. 11.— After e
XV. $600.
with
free
band
concerts
will
be
a
ruebing
of
the
net.
Just
given
In
will
be
ed
its
176th
dividend,
which
Potter and wife.
cards, besides many beautiful and
a discussion lasting an hour e
Mads Andreasen to Edward And- the park on Sundays, which will pro-
trimming'
♦ ♦ ♦
dainty birthday gifts. Those present paid February 15th to stockholders about the knees . the
and a half, the University ap­ e
reason; 40 acre« in tp 15-4XV. vide entertainment for not only the
rounds
away,
going
to
the
back
and
of
record
at
the
close
of
business
to
­
to help her enjoy the last hours of
At Cottage Grove,
propriation bill» passed the ♦
$1800.
outing
an
apron
tunic.
The
skirt
is
Springfield
residents,
but
those
front
day
and
will
be
at
the
rate
of
$2
per
The Antlers Club entertained the her seventy-fifth birthday were: Mr.
house at noon by nearly a e
Ada Gillespie to James P.O'Brien; Eugene who will come over on tn«
gauged
to
the
fitted
blouse,
slightly
share
for
the
quarter.
No
decrease
ladies last night, and “it was the nic- and Mrs. Sam Young, Mrs. Chas.
five to one vol*. The fight e
>4 of sec 17-17-1 E. street car. The band will be avail­
the normal waist and the bod- NE’4 of NW X»
est of the season,” according to the Hardt. Mrs. H. Kester, Mrs. Kate in income is expected to result from above
against th« I'nlveralty »«< e
$10.
ish
is
trimmed
with
a
fishu
of
its
able
for
all
commercial
club
events,
the
decrease
in
the
rate
charged
for
verdict rendered. A splendid musical Parker, A. D. Ruddiman, Tom, Nellie
I and It will
led
by XV. Lair Thompson, of «
Jennie
Terpening
to
E.
B.
Old-
own
material
bound
with
satin
and
be
financed
by
this
or-
upper berths.
I.ake; T. Mahoney, of Mor
detachable frills of net edged with ham; 30 acres in tp 17-3 XV. >1384. ganlxation. Tho city has sufficient
rotv. and XV. H. Ilollla, of ♦
H. L. Brov n to Chambers lumber material for a large band. The boys
lace, which turn back from the front
«
XVaahlngton.
*
over the fishu drapery. The neck is Co.; XEl, ot s>-c 27-20-2 W. Tax will meet and reorganize next Thurs­
♦
low. just moderately, finished with a deed.
day.
satin cord and shows an embroidered
medallion set in at the bead of the TEACHERS WHO WERE
LA GRIPPE AMONG
Embroid’y House
vest of hsirred net. Above the waist­
SUCCESSFUL AT THE
line at the front there Is a girdle ef­
FARMERS, TOO t News of the Labor World $
26 East 9th Street
26 East 9th Street
fect formed of three bias folds of
/
COUNTY EXAMINATION
satin. As a matter of fact, there is
Springfield. Feb. 11. An epidem­
no girdle to the frock— another <-\
pression of youthfulness from the Applicant for State Certificates ic of la grlpp* is prevalent among
tho farming section . that may prove Í Han Francisco gets the next bl(
Paris fashion marts.
Will Not Know of Fate
fatal In a number of Instances. The i meeting of the typographi-ra in Au-
The tendency to run the skirt up
Till Later
number of serious cases Is Immlng I gust.
past the normal waistline Is pro?
ly large In the tutal and lumbering
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nounced among th« cottons nnd lln-
Cunty School Superintendent Dil­ canters about this city. The sick­
Will doubtless visit this store Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, the 13th, 14th and 15th. ' ens as elsewhere, but while it may
ness
is
nlso
very
prevalent
In
this
lard
and
assistants
finished
the
work
be
readily enough worked out in
very sheer, soft materials it presents last evening of grading the papers i city Among th >so who are danger­
It ought to prove the greatest and busiest February weel/ this store ever had. We have
rubbing difficulties in the heavier ol the teachers who took the regular! ously ill nro Mrs. Callison, who Is ov­
stuffs such as linens, which must be examinations this week. Tho ap­ er 90 years old, at Pleasant Hill; C.
made preparations for it. Each department of this fast­ owing store joins in the occasion
shaped smoothly and plainly over plicants for state «lercbet ■ certifi­ XV. Rychard, who has just recovered
President (iompers, of the Ameri­
the waist curve and yet would be cates did not finish their work till! from a serious llln-xs. has suffcrwl can Federation of Labor, hax ad-
with a determination to do a record-breaking business.y The store never was so attractive
quite out of style If stretched tight­ today and announcement of tho sue-I n relapse, and Is very low; Mr. dr«Mod communications to labor
ly as the girdle skirts one wore. At­ cessful ones will not be made until; Haynes, father of 8. W. B. Haynes, councils all over tho country In bo-
tached to the bodice or to the top of later. Following is a list of those i of Eugene, Is very sick at Ills home half of the 9000 cigar makers a
In Springfield; Mr. Giles, living on strike for the past six months at
a wide, firm tightly fitted Inside who sought county certificates:
First Grade
Eva Higgins, Thurs- ■ Mill street, Is also very sick.
girdle, these skirts may stay in place
Tampa, Florlad. Ho Is asking th*
snugly enough, but washing and lr- ton. Earl Kilpatrick. Eugene; Ida E.
NEW SPRING MODELS OF
unions affiliated with labor council*
1 oning are likely to injure thir shape­ Fielder, Eugene; Margaret Tiffany. NEWS OF JUNCTION
to contribute to the strike fund.
Eugene; Marian Harper, Springfield.
THOMPSON’S GLOVE-FIT-
liness.
Second Grade.—T. B. Healey, Cot­
Given a good pattern of a simple,
pay you to anticipate your wants in the
CITY FROM THE TIMES Th« labor unions of California
TING CORSETS ON SALE
straight and conservatively narrow tage Grove; U. XV. Ellmaker, Elmira;
wash goods line and buy early. At this
have been asked to support a bill pre­
C.
B.
Hamble,
Goshen:
Esther
Mlles,
'
skirt
and
a
pattern
of
an
equally
The woman who wants to appear
B. F. Wrenn has been appointed sented to the stat« legislature aaklng
me you can find many beautiful things which
) simple waistt of the Magyar or peas­ Eugene; Flora Bates, -unction City;
at her best should begin with the
ater on.will be gone forever. For Monday, Tues­
ant style, it should be an easy mat­ Edith Barrett, Eugene; Bertha Dun- marshal to succeed J. W. Starr and for the establishment and malnien-
selection of one of the new models
ter for the home seamstress to dup­ lap, Eugene; Francis Wallin, Eu- assumed the duties of the office ancn of a state training school for
day and Wednesday we will have on display and
girls. The purpose of the bill Is to
licate any one of a host of pretty gene; Robenla Hamm, Eugene; Nora Wednesday.
of Thompson’s Glove-Fitting Cor­
quite a number of special prices on the latest and
H. J. Peterson who arrived here separate the girls from the boys In
one-pice
models In the new mater­ Moe, Eugene; Minnie Holman, Junc­
sets. It will assure her a fashion­
Wash Fabrics.
ials. Luckily such patterns are the tion City; Esther Larson, Eugene; Tuesday from Wisconsin, has pur­ the reform schools. It has the *up-
able, correct foundation for all
stock in trade n any one of a number Edith Beebe, Eugene; Leia McPher­ chased the half lot on Front street port of the workers In the juvenile
her gowns, and prove a most com­
Estella
Barnes, wher the meat market Is located, courts.
of places where such aids to dress­ son, Springfield;
fortable and satisfactory garment.
Cook,
consideration.
making are the stock In trade, and Springfield; Ethel Chrisman, Dor- from L. E.
given the body of the frock, the lit- ena; Olive Donnell, Eugene; Jean­ $1600.
No other popular-priced corset
The shortest hours of any union
nday, Tuesday and Wednesday we will have
i tie details which give Individuality ette Brown, Marcola; Mary Doster,!
gives the figure such smooth lines
The material for the new steel workmen In New York city are those
Crow.
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on\ special display and sale the new 1911 styles
¡ and cachet to such a frock are a mat- I
—just the right degree of incurve
tank has arrived and workmen will of the caisson workers, who have Just
I hlrd Grade - Wiliam Haley, Eu-1 , be —
her to
the ----------
work, A new well signed an agreement with tho Em­
ter of idea rather than of execution
at the waist. Prices range from
— do
—----
patterns in all kinds of Ginghams; a grand
gene;
Nellie
Cox,
Eugene;
I
’
—
‘
Thera are women wha object to
Hazel will be dug east of the present tank ployers’ araoclatlon for 1911. Three
shoeing of both domestic and foreign maufacture,
th« all-ln-one sleeve and bodice of Tucker, Vida; Ira L. Rowe, Cottage and it will be a monster. It will be hours a day with thirty minute« «N
98 CENTS UP TO $3.50
ould like to have you visit the store and see
i Japanese, peasant. Magyar or what-! Grove; Dari Zimmerman. Eugene; twenty-five fee lacros» and as deep for luncheon and wages of $6.00 a
howing of little, dainty checks; they have
, «ver other design one might wish Helen Laing. Junction City; Flor­ as it can be made, perhaps 40 feet day Is the stipulation for the non
n, Cottage Grove; Maud if the walla can bo retained.
to call It, and a splendid substitute ence Green,
such jne and silky finish. Many rich and dainty
who work under the air pressure <•(
is to be found In a shoulder band Pope, Elmira; Wylie Rankin, Cres­
"three atmospheres"
(nbout forty-
The
Oregon
Power
company
Is
colored plaids, stripes, etc. . Early buyers will be
In-
- trimming running down into the well; Myrtle Tripp. Eugene; Bessie stalling a model street lighting i _
five pounds).
I Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday we will/hold a
able tr^choose the best patterns.
irn hole, and many likeable tub Harlow, Eugone; William A. Yost, tern In Junction City. The fighting
grand special sale and display of snow xraite Un­
Mrs. Lilly Park. Walton;
frocks and blouses show develop- O leñad e
Sellinc
will be the series tungsteu and the
All the strike talk thnt la heard
n"-nts of this Idea, Another varfa- Imogene McKown, Eugene; ; Lillian series are lamp system, all lights
dermuslins at such low prices for such ^garments
from mail clerks In the Northwest Is
Koeller,
Wendling;
Besse
X!Ott,
IC«-
tlon
of
the
peasant
sleeve,
too,
Is
to'
) that in every instance our price will be crach lower
being operated from one switch. The blamed upon Postmaster General
2 x /2C
Halse« y;
Myrl cost
lay the blouse In a series of tiny gene; Ella Evans,
of the new system will be >26,-
than you would expect to pay for such fme lingerie.
We will ave on sale during these three days a
tuck or plaits just over the armhole, I K ohs . Goehen; Ethel F. Shields, Dor- 000. The entire street lighting has F, II. Hitchcock. The situation Is line
to Mr. Hitchcock's dismissal from the
ena; Elsie Sprague, Dlsston; Alice
lot
of
A
srican
Silk
Ginghams
worth
regularly
where
the
sleeve
is
joined
to
th«!
Corset Covers selling from 15c to
Kimball, Walterville; Stella Kelsey, lunl to be changed, much of the service of H. Thurston, secretary of
bodice. •
15 cents, akd a lot of 12 l-2c Ginghams in 10c
work
being
completed.
The
work
the recently orgiwilzed brotherhood
Eugene
Home form of simple trimmlux Eugene. EI b I o Raymond,
Beautiful Gowns selling at
to
has been stopped awaiting the arriv­ of railway mail clerks, because he
short length at, per yard ..............
rnns down the front of bodice and ¡ Ethel Forrester, Eugene; Amy 1 al
of
the
new
lamps
which
will
Superb Drawers selling from
to
skirt on most of the one piece linens. ' Dale, Eugene; Inez Sims, Eugen*' more ornamental and will give be sunt a protest to Mr. Hitchcock on
a direction of the brotherhood against
Oft«n only buttons and buttonholes Ida Johnson, Eugene.
brighter light. The company Is the discharge of clerks who are ac-
$1.50 Combination Suits selling at...
are used and the frocks button |
making the change without cost to tfc.e In pushing their grievances
frankly up the front. Again the but­
the city.—Times.
These goods night easily be mistaken for a very
against tho government.
tons are used for ornamental pur­
♦
fine imported dfngham, as the weight, and in many
poses only and the buttonholes or ♦
Men's Negligee Shirts worth regularly >1.25, >1.35
Bryant Bros, of Smithfield, have
MARRIED
loops are mbroidered or simulated in
In Minnesota, Montana, North Da­
instances the patterns and designs, are very simi­
and >1.50—some are wool mixed while others are
sold their stock of groceries, dry kota, Routh Dakota and Wlsclnsln
way.
some
lar. These shimmer Silks are manufactured to sell
silk mixed. They are up-to-da>e Shirt* in every
goods
and
notions
to
J
F.
Freeman.
»♦♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦«♦♦♦*♦«* Bryant Bros, will contiune In the the clerks want shorter hours, more
at 35 cents, but a\fortunate purchase enables
pay and expenses. Recently they
particular, but the sizes are broken and are rem­
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At San Diego, Cai., Jan. 28, 1911, hardware nnd feed business in their sent their request to Mr. Hitchcock,
us to offer you choice of the lot at, per yard
nants from a lot of different kinds. Come Qrtp
William Talbot nnd Miss Nell Whit­ other building at that place.
who replied by discharging a number
Real Estate Transfers | taker. Th« bride is a well-known -
early for the best selections. Each .........
of clerks ami Increasing the work
Eugene girl and has many friends)
Men's >20.00 and >22.50 Sults; made from fine
and hours of the others. Those who
These Foulards are egular 25-cent values. They
here, while the groom Is employed
aro In a position to know, say that
all-wool imported Worsteds; ton sale at $15.00
! ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ ♦ by
REST
AND
HEALTH
TO
MOTHER
AND
CHILD.
come in a lot of rich nd beautiful designs, suitable
the Byllcshy company in the
Uncle Ram la In danger of a strike
Maa
Wi
(»
low
'
s
H
ootiiimo
Svaer
li«-
i.,
,n
the suit ...................................... ........................
for kimonas, sacks,
Bird Rose et ux to M. E. Furrow; southern California city.
Our special price, 18c
'KARrtby MILLION» of by roHlgnatlon of the railway mail
Our very best all-wool Suite for men and young
MoriIKKS for their CHlI.bRI-.N Wlttt.K clerks In the Northwest.
lots 16, 17, 18 and 19 in block 33
selling at the yard
1>
Hall & Shumway, the plumbers, '1 I.:. IIIING, Willi PHI' i I i | Ml
men; regular price, >17.5|; now on Q-4 fl |J||
of Falrmonni. 11200.
KOOTIII.S the CHILD. HOr-TKN* »lie C,t.’MW
Furrow;
have
received
a
big
ear
load
of
drain
E.
to
M.
J.
R.
Teuton
>*>e at the suit ............................................ ^IZiwU
ALLXVHnll PAIN; Ct'RHS WINS COLIC, and
The wage earners want reciprocity
I lL,'!e,Ul‘
X *°r DIAkKIKl A. Jt 1» »!>.
lots 16. 17, 18 and 1 9 in block 33 tile that has been long expected.
• 1
_* or„
MMntely hartnlc»«. tie aure «nd a»k for "Mr» with ('añada.
r. r-. • -j—.
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ADDITIONAL SOCIETY
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The
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EL» Newland s
The Lace and
Hundreds of People
New wash Fabrics for Sping Gojfcns are Budding For th
COLORED WASH FABRICS ARE
ON DISPLAY AND SALE
and Sale New 1911
Domestic Ginghams
A Grand Muslin Underwear Sale
and Display for the Three ¿ays
t 10c, 12 Vic» 15c. II’/2c, 25c
1 Lot
and 15c Ginghams 10c
SI.18
75c
SI,98
25c
98c
98c
$1.25 and $1.50 Men’s Shirts 90c
I UC
Beautiful Shimmer Silk Priced
Special at the Yard Only 25 Cents
:..... 3UG
Persian Foulard, Special at 18c
Leno Suiting in the Voile Effect
Win».lose'« Soothing Syrup," nnd take no ollie-
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