FOUR The Women’s Easter Suit Store <■ /♦* ■' 1 For ire v#iu who is "looking abort Tas woman who goes out bow .not BeceaaarEy to buy her Easter suit at once, but to find out what she want* tn buy. will do wall io visit tki* store. Mere new iiy.es ready hero ao«r than can be zees in any other store in the 6.;y. It is th« place to study tl«e r«w styles th« new fabric*, the sew colorings, and ns you study and make coeparison* you will find that in workmanship and in. fair pricin< these sew suits are '•^ry hard iad«ed t« equl Girls and Misses Dresses « PZRLOR SUITS AND MIDDY BLOUSES JUST IN Middy* of white galiae. trimmed in dark blue, rim’s 8. 10. 12. 14 Children’s Rompers in check­ er ginghams, sizes 2 to 6 years........................ f Colored Wash Skirts, special......... ................... 48c House Dresses in a vast variety of styles and prices; striped and checked gingham and plain chambray, especially good values at......... SI, 2 5 New Lawn Kimonos in figured and flowered pal- 5|nu. Recent short sleeves. Short Kimonas.......... ......................... 25c and 50c Long Kimonas............................ 50c* 75C, S | ,00 ecru all-over lace, values to $1.00. .. - 5Cc while Gold and silver cloth, the yard............................... 11.25 French VaL lace, 10c and 12 l-2c values, a yard 7c ThèEUGENE DAILY JGUAR.D Aa lartepeodest Newspaper_______________ Member of A*-« Lated Fee-» Editor and Publi*h»-r CHARLEA H. FMHEK............................................ , e ____ __________________________________ pab!>-«ed etery day t • ik. S j^iay n Addreaa ail caa- wuax.ations aad cake all rrsait’aace* payable to The Eugene Go a rd, Eu­ gen* Or<-roti. ■'d^rrtpGijn Bates—Daily I .15 Delivered by Carr -. per *-ek L»-live red by ( wt ■ r. "ne m sth —---------------------- Delivered by Carr.er. c.-e year -- -------------------------- By Mail, cn year, tn advance __----------------------------- Sizgle Cop-.es ------------------------------------------------s----- T«Xf'-a-We x Guard, per year .................................... Three ktci'hi ----------------------------------------- - ----------- ................................................................................ ♦♦•♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ’ ■ /' - ’N’S DAYLIGHT STORE Cor. 6th irvd VNiUamet’e Sts. Your Clothes Oppo»it? P. O Are a »alter wo ve gtvea cor. tide nt !« -U*Btlon cooiu'ling you wi re font ahead and got a lot of ready; aad as long as wo d?dn t kaow exactly wb we re provided an irameas« variety for you V .’.h*it •■Æg, »Mt, from. Hart, Schaffner & r Marx Showing of Very Latest Mode:s In EasterPaiternHats The millinery section, occupying spacious and wcU dghlca quarters on the second fioor, grows more iu- tercsUnf dxdy. Already tar a* eortmen's of the new Easter Pat­ ten? Hats are being displayed. The prices nre exceedingly moderate. M&nv others wt'l be here for ocr EASTER OPENING WEDNESDAY March 22. Eemexnber the date EUCfeNE- SPRINGFIELD—COTTAGE GROVE clothes are the chief feature ©f ¥ our business in clothes. We make them so because we believe they’re the best clothes for our customer* to wear, and that * what we re here for. There * n« reason why we shouldn t do tBe best we can for our customers; we have some knowledge of toe clothing business, it * quite nat­ ural that we should kaow more about clothe*—the quality, the tailoring, the style—than »he average mac not in the business. A part of the service we render is to put this knowledge at your disposal; to give you the benefit of it; to use it for your interests. One way of doing that m to give you a chance to gel Hart. Schaff­ ner A Mart clothes We feel last in this way wc are do:~g you as real a service as can be done for you in clothes. When you com­ pare them with any other clothes made you’ll fed that we re done pretty well by you. already put them in force by nnearthing a system of duplicate JUNCTION’S NEW charges, suck as full pay tar small fractfons of wages, ar.d diver* LIGHTING SYSTEM other overcharges that c& be constituted to come within the law. but are contrary to public economy and policy. IS COMPLETED Basing his action on the facts that have come into his pos­ i street lighting «»»tarn of ■ session through personal investigations, Mr. Harris ha3 recom­ this The city n*w is bow completed and mtn- mended that Mr. Dumway's bill for printing the bills ar.d pro­ 4 o -r.'-tt, Wndr -ta.’ night’ I ceedings of the last legislature be reduced from S3236.41 to ten cystm In the corrugated |r«t® £2670.10, a cut of $568.31, or about 17 per cent., and the rat station has been installed «he. to ad’-ertlM t«-- t> I- IJ’M—• acre* tn car -« secretary of st^te s office has made the cut as per the recom­ . c »strolling apparatus for the ttrset • W* Ur ar* go'eg Id pieces f t «•»•■i *■ Dful pr-perly. b ,b. | »Sit* W I light? The apparatus consists of a mendation of the state printing expert, and has besides notified icou-tant current trancformcr. switch, and etgh'.y-tlve cent» twtter just the right alope. I » w the state printer to in future cut his printing charges in accord­ I boards and lighting arrester. •• get started. _____ I a »b»; | The farm of Frank William« wji ance with the system and rules laid down by Mr. Harris, so as l pur iia»ed by the Gowan Trw»t Co . J ■ aerea atone can to- 'slaaatSl '«oriy new mod­ • nd oak timber t «! tpnns*| to "enable him to compute the prices in accordance with the | of Portland, and they have airead« ern house In fine loratlon and th* place, two of then b*«n offered an advance of 15 peri neighborhood, between Patterson work as it is actually performed.'' the hxiuae. 7-ri-om hou» am» over purchase price. It is ths SUert and university . gaa.»ho< and house«, milk l In view of the facts above cited, it is no exaggeration to say ' intention of thia company to improve cold water. 3 bed room# and balk chicken ary and bo* house » 11! land, erect a fine large house and toilet upstairs. clo»»-t» to «-aih that in the single item ef printing, thousands of dollars will be | and make It an attractive aumm> r rs- b.4 roots, t'rxl range and hot wa­ to trough at barn and family orchard of I! saved to the state through the election of the anti-assembly offi­ wort. Thia la a fin« place and Is ter tank. aL > gas .range In klt< h- hor«-». 2 wagon*. 2 »• •< it-ustv«iy aad when *n. good barn and drivwway. r<»»is cials West and Kay, each of whom is a man who dehvers the • rn . 4. quite 2 walking plow a. due ’Icr • and « ’h< r auq _ ns for 4 horse» la bam. lot 5*x3>’6 goods.” new disc harrow. d!»c have, b ara made, it will become a feet with 29 foot alley In rear, Real Estate News ♦ ♦ The winter must leave tts, it’s now on the wing, so lets shoot ♦ the poet who warbl«* of spring! For bard? cannot write of the leas ♦ and the trees, wit hoot ringing in both the bees and the breeze; ♦ double ehovsl plow. «• ' ■ r> -polar r< e.rt good garden. Term*. they're always referring to sweet woodland nooks in order to work ♦ Durham bull, 3 yearlln Mr. and Mn, G. C. Millet returned in some rot about brook?. They mangle their metre with sickening ♦i Dr. Charles F Aked. who will re-j Judge Parker denies that he h '-ad . hogs Rem? t>* |4Ao* 7-rtotn bnbalrw. hard thuds, to give us scitne dope about bio oms and tuds, and they ♦ tire as pastor of the Fifth Avenue! again run for the psetidency. will from their trip in Cai.f rula M per aerw. day. They experienced aome very plastered, bath and toilet. In»lde bring in the robin and b! -e -4 •.ad ‘ the gaudy woodp. ker— The dirarrecabl« weather, and were de­ aad toilet on outside. china cloa- that's always a cinch. Let's shoot up the poe’s as soon as they ♦ .M E" ¡original report «eetns to hate mused layed by flood aand washouts. The •■is, cupboard, kitchen cabinet— I '<».0* er acre- 2'><>»<■. aercened back porch, g&i. ag" done He aald th« Willamette epd their second rate beams; too Jong have they chanted of roses ♦ early next month, will, it Is alleged,[ »mi «1 balance ot>en pa»’ . electric lights, good barn with valley looked mighty good to them apd Junes to people who struggle for bacon aad prunes; too long ♦ become the minister of a Coagr.ga-' and deep well at barn .»nd »eil* electric light«. cement walk He ia undivided whether he wtf! In « ♦ again bw-rne a eitizeu of Chi« place h«*- they wsrbl 4 of b** and of ants for men who have patches all ♦ house. Good fatally ur< bant |*rt front and fror» front b*r|t to al­ ovgr their pants, if poets must sing Jet them cut out the brooks, ♦ tional church In San Francisco. The I »oil for fruit or gain. t. ■•. í-»«1 ley, curbing and parking, south oy r.ot. ¡4« is on a dicker'' for I « the rr.ea/iow«. the ze .yr«, the pi'' re ,u< nookz. and -.ng a few ♦ "Rockefeller church,” as a result of* hou»«, barn 4* fe--t »quare, eül Real Estate Transfers front; lot <2x160 fort.-ail kinds Morrow county holding» and If the lines about onions and peas, and cabbage and turnips and doodads fork and rope dairy b"»»e ♦ d-al goea through, he will return to of fruit and flowers. Only *■* like these: then broken backed toilers m garden and yard will list « ceu.at walls a..J ll< ♦♦♦*♦♦*♦♦*♦*« ♦ ♦ thia place blacks from Willamette street. and not throw any bricks at the bard. ♦ •the Caltary Baptist ehurth, and the pump, good eow barn 4’ v<* b*. J. B. Bamford and family will Delia A. Wynrgar to Arthur B. —WALT MASON. ♦ 14no _ix,t In th* fair grouu4a on w Ith silo attached, good ’ og heee. Copyright, 1911, by George Matthew Adams. ♦ ^property of the former will be sold Brown, iota 1 and 2 fn blk 4 of leave next week for M. l-oui«. Mta- ,' ■ Twelfth street. owner uniat »ell on Term* There arc 140 *■ res jab- ♦ ’ and the money use das a nendow­ Campbell's 1st add to Eag-ne. *10. souri. where they will place thulr Ing this at the same price |*r are. ii- . account of «Itktf»»» In family. O. E. Simmon« to Charles O. Fes­ 9-rootn house snd barn with ru* 1 Bargain In lot on ment fund for the latter. ter, lots 3 and 12 in blk 6 and lot in that city. Later they expect to go 1*50- nlng water through the ; ar* •outh to iocae wlh Florida as the ob> rath street X - 11 in blk 7 of ar. I lot 5 in blk 6 of ------- e------- ectiv« point. a block acroma the street sold' for I' C1" Nearly*ti. * Midway park. *4(>0. I bSSP’ Switzerland muat be a «-heap and Mr. ar.rf* Mrs. Cha». Dlckenon I! 200. THEY ARE “DELIVERING THE GOODS.” Kothryn O, Win.termeler to Della low, full rernent ba»' •• nt, I*’’ < • “ I All E _ . M-,n : tv j A. Wyncjar. lot 1 ’ and 2 in t»lk of pleasant place to live, if conditions in |3o0 Snap Ix>t on West Eleventh na<» heat, hot and c :I<1 *•*« '* • th« family of their dmtgll lit add to Eugene. basrner lot. *9x160 3 in blk 3 of D. C. M'Far- homo In a tnlghir fine loratt* lature to pass a flat salary bill for the printer, even though the of 15 cent« one could marry any of land'a rd add to Cot Grove. |io, feet. only four blocks from Wil­ Easy terms. SluuO cash. balSBrt William . Anderson to D. ~ ~ B. lamette street. with 7-rootn Prêc ­ bill does not take effect for four years, when the term of office the pretty girl* present, and for 10 tor. pan of lot 1 in blk 17, of hai r- ♦ ••♦♦•♦♦•«♦•«•••♦♦• home, p!sst« I. sewer connection, monthly payments if yon d«s!f*. of the present official expires, say3 the Fossil Journal (Rep.). I cents co-ild procure a hasty divorce. mount, 810. rlty «star. bath, toilet and electric 13 noo •-room, modern hours, M ♦ RIA It If. MEETINGS : lights. . Anderson to D. B. Proc- ♦ C''xl6O f.-et, close t<> I’aitsrw* But that the new administration could effect a saving in the ¡Any man was privileged to kiss any tor. William part of lot 1 in blk 17 of Fair- ♦ school and unitenity. 2 Msrt* Evangelist J. O. Bruente, ♦ state printing office without waiting for the fl* t salary law to other man's wife, but if detected had mount. 110. 33.2 ’ ■ 4">a'r<- n the McKenaie. from car line, store and meat »*'• of th« Norwegian Luthern ♦ J.ituö, K. Moore to E. W. ughes, 11 acres In hill bearing apples, ket; bouse plastered and **•1 church, will be In Eugene to ♦ go into effect was not thought possible; however, where there’s ' to pay a fine of rents. lot 10 In blk 1. of Vlaley Vjaw add 10 year old trees, and one acre tinted, woodwork natural rials*. hold a »erien of revival meet­ ♦ a will there s a way. Governor Oswald West and State Treas­ to Springfield. *1259. young trees; about 26 acre» fine ------- •------- hot and cold water up and ><<>••■ ings, commencing in Ameri­ ♦ E. F. Chapman to William A. Bo­ * can ball, corner Eighth and ♦ stairs. Owner would bo I *«*• urer Toir Kay, who are the 7. hole state board during the ab- In England Candida’.'* "atand" for bart, ----- a - ------- «- ____________ ; 3.1 plowed. 7 acres heivy timber; 3.- David Zumwalt, D. L. C., in tp. to rent from purchaser and P*’ Wlll*U>«tt« street» Munday. ♦ sence of Secretary of State Ber3on from the state, had barely parliament—but In thia country it 1« ¡9-5 w. 1100. dOO boxes apples picked from this | _____ >m mis 130 per month until fall. l#lts March 19, 19:39 a m. and ♦ orchard last year that averaged 72 A. Yoat to Amanda C. Hull 7:30 p. m. MeoUaga sill bo ♦ in and look thia up. warmed their new chairs ere they ousted Lou Stinson, the state i generally a quextlon . printing expert who measured ‘he work done by the state I people will atand for the candidate. ing at «:>* In l»an>p*ter's ♦ ball. Fairmount. All who are ♦ printer, and put in his place E. A. Harris, the present state Mexicans have the consolation familiar with the Scandi­ ♦ ♦ printing expert. HANN SKIBNSKI navian language are cordially that their next president can be no ♦ invited to attend. ♦ Now Lou is a very good fellow, of such 1 disposition that he worse than the last one. Evangelist Ururkke Is a ♦ German Paittcr could hardly be expected to lie awake 0 nights figuring how to man of great ability Do act o ♦ • all KINDS OF DECORA­ fail to hear him. TION’S. M-:o o lop the corners off the bills of his dear friend Willis Duniway; The society for the prevention of ♦ ♦ •I Pilntlag, Etc but it seems that Mr. Harris was cbsoe3ed with some new ideas unnecessary noises is keeping con­ ♦ ♦ 4í