Daily Eugene Guard
For
Cigars
JULIUS GOLDSMITH.
BreYitles-
GUARD Telephone, No-Main 191
WEATHER.
Fair tonight tad Friday.
Friday.
Warmer
Beald,
hkitiii.
C 8 farrow notary pnblto.
Colller'i while lead the beat
feed nd groceries at White',
I) B Farrow & Co lire Insurance,
Dr Lowe ootilo.optlolan Eugene.
Meoa wanti bay, oaU and wbeat.
J O Watte, graduate optlolan, Eu
renp, O a Farrow Implement and machi
nery. Oil cake meal $2.10 per laok, at
Moon'.
lion meal 13.26 per sack at Moon1
('lam and oyeter shell f 2 00,
Horseshoes Ibat anybody oan nail
on at Chamber Hardware.
A landslide In prloee of pbotograpblo
wort at tbe Welder Htudlo.
Boy a refrigerator and keepoool,
Kay Fuhnitobr Co.
When yen want fruit Jar call up
Main 25.1,
Go to Green for fruit Jars, they are
obeaper tban ever,
Boreen door and window at Longh
miller A Peter'.
When you want fruit Jar go to
neaoquapers, J U Green A Horn.
Bee Kay for speolal prloee oa tent
and oamp furniture.
New goods arrive every day prloee
win iuii your puree. Raoket.
Hloynle repairing well and neatly
aone. rrloee reasonable, at Moon'.
We have 200 new wrapper wnrtb
11.60 we are selling for $1.10. Racket.
Dollar a doien for cabinet photo at
tne weiaer tttudio for a short time
only.
Bee our new line of 110, $12.60, $H
ana io ueurootn et. Day it at a
deraon.
Kaoin bugglea atand the tet for
hard eervlo. Chamber Hardware ha
them.
Thl would be a well shod oommn
Mty If everybody wore our shoes
Raoket.
uei woven wire mattress, oenler
upported, for $3 26 at Day A Hender
son'. Uae your (enae and aave your dob
lara, 260 new eklrta, at tbe Rackel
Bio re.
Three doaen alamp photo for 25o al
the Welder Studio, oorner Heventb and
Willamette.
Moon la headquarter for all kind
of ohlokeo auppllee. wis: ground bone,
oyetar and olam shell, beef aorap, ato.
Why pay $3.60 or $4 for a poorly
made houaehold treasure table when
you oan get the beat table made fur
$3.2 at Day A Henderaou's.
40 seoond-hand buggies, oarla and
wagons. . Many good aud some no
good. Prloe very low.
l'hambr Hardware.
Pefeotlon n or I sold on it ravin,
and not In combination with other
brand. You will flud It not only tbe
uaVT bul told the cukai-kst. At
UTOU'S.
I wish to oall hnpgrowera' attenllnn
to the fact that we uae good material
nd good mrohanloe.1 labor In making
nop pipe ea well all kind of sheet
metal work. Will M Morrow. Plioue
Bed 478.
Bloyole repairing and supplies t
Moon's.
Tbe minstrel company left tbls after
noon for Cottage Grove.
Extras for every old mower or binder.
Get tbeiu early at Chambers Hard
ware. Fred Herbnld la taking Ray Wll.
I ughb?'i place In Vlnoent's drug store
for a few days.
We have Just received over 14,000
yards of new outing flan.nbl
Racket.
Extra trafflo on tbe trains made both
late today. Great number' from aur
rounding towns came In this afternoon.
Ramuel Pellett, wbo bad hi leg
broken at Blue River some time ago,
la very low at tbe home ol Mr and Mra
B F Dorrls.
Remember Moen Is In the market
for your octa, wbeat, corn, vetohea,
bay, grew seed and all other farm
oereal that you have for sale. He
paya tbe cash.
Geo Gross Co have further em
bellished their oflloe. with a huge sign
"The Willamette Valley Laud Com
pany."
N ew stock of furniture just put In, a
prloe tbat you can afford to flz ay
nice. Call aod examine.
Chambers Hardware.
A number of Eugene people will go
down to tbe Harveat Ball at Harris-
burg Batnrday night to be given by
McElroy'a orobeetra of Eugene.
See Moon for prloea on all kind of
poultry supplies; a full oarloart Just re
ceived, consequently be will sell at
lower prices tban oompetitoi can af
ford to sell at.
Now baa the time arrived to lay In
your flour for the winter. Moon will
ell you Pehfkotion, tbe beet flour In
tbe market at honest prloee. It wil
pay you to see him befoieyou buy.
Tbe dray busluevs must be prosper
ing. Not long ago J W Clark aatounded
tbe populace by taking order from a
fauoy rubbertired rig and now bis part
ner, M B Hubble, is decorating the
street with a brand new outfit. Tbey
must make good hauls.
Young Scout Powder Burned,
Probably Incited by the near ap
proach of the Huff lo Bill aggregation
of Indiana and Indian lighter, young
Mike Kelly, (a 5-year-old), son of Geo
H Kelly, got out some powder sur
rupilously yesterday and proceeded
to play rough rider and Iudlan lighter
on bis own aooouut. Tbe glory of tbe
occasion lasted quick. Hla early edu
cation had oeeu neglected as to tbe ex
plosive foroe of powder, and be got
oaughl by tbe explosion thai resulud
from tbe epiiltoatioo of a lighted tuatob
to tbe ariti la that has beeu obit fly
responsible for filling many a grave
yard with prmaure victims.
Today Mike wears blue glass over
Ills eyes, while his faoe is swathed In
naudagea. Bit he did uot miss seeing
(be show In tbe afternoon.
Personals.
Homeseekers Coming.
After the first of September the rail
rotd com pai lus from the Etat are ei
ruling a rush of bomesei kers. The
eoial lioiuusHeKers' rales will go Into
R-ot on that date and then It Is pre
II tied that ail former reoorda of Inj
migration will be broken. The rates
''nil Mlsaourl points have been cut to
$22.60. These rales Whl last for two
months, and unless all Indications
prove-to the contrary the valley
III have a obanoe to entertalu
tbousauds of aub-tantlal cltlxsns who
will be looking for homes, In view of
this fact the real estate dealer are pre
paring for a harvest.
Why Not a Register?
Why not have a register In the Heat
Cottage where visitor who take ad
van I age of the accommodations oould
place their name? It would be of
Interest to know exactly to what ex
tent the patronage extends. This li
a suggestion which we hope the ladles
or the league will ant upon.
Marriage Licenses.
County Clerk E U I.es today lssaed
marriage licenses to the foil lwiugt M
W Ponolnglno and Klhel M Htrnuri,
Kr.dHirtud witness; William Taylor
and N Hie Medrlok, I J Taylor wit
ness; Wm Lane and Mr C 8 Hilia-birtdl-,
B M Vlnmn wllne.s.
Marvin Bcarbrougb I down from
Creswrll,
Mr- HCCcbran la here from Cot
tage Grove.
M Martin has burned 600.000 brlok
this S"HSOO.
Oscar O McC'ellao Is down from
Cottage Grove.
Miss Ethel Wooley is a visitor from
Ootlaxe Grove
A C Woodcock waa a passenger to
Por land today.
Joe Bennett and family are In from
Harrlsburg today.
Attorney Joe Young, of Cottage
Grove, la in tbe olty.
R W Newland made a trip to Cot
tage Grove yesterday.
Mis Lena Miller, of Albroy Is visit
ing relatives in Eugene.
Editor L F Wooley, of the Cottage
Grove Leader, is In town.l
Editor Betlerswonb, of tbe Harrls
burg Bulletin, is In Eugene.
PC Mills' was a passenger to Bar-rl-burg
and Bodavllle today.
Lee Tyler and wife and Barney
May of Harrlsburg are In Eugene to
day.
Lee Henry, editor of the Bohemia
Nugget, la in the city from Cottage
Grove.
Earl Htrango, brother of Ferd, ar
rived tod y for a short visit with hla
brother.
Frank Hampton and wife and
mother returned last night from Foley
Rprlngs.
Mrs Jo Magladry and daughter, of
Wendllng, were passengers to Port
land today.
Herbert Condon, wife and oblld,
re urn to their home at Moscow, Ida
ho, tomorrow.
Mra J R Stuart, of Albany, wbo at
tended tbe late A H Taliafero's funeral
here, returned home today.
J A Buahnell, of Junction City, I
reported seriously 111 at borne, Dr J B
Dale left this afternoon to attend him.
Mre Charles F Croner and little
daughter have returned from Bremer
ton, Wash, where tbey have been vis
iting friends.
Ben Luroh and Dock Patterson
were among the Cottage Groveltes
whooame dowa this afternoon to see
Buffalo Bill.
C G Elder and wife, of Ban Franolsoo,
who have been on an outing in tbe
Mohawk valley with Fred Ware, re
turned to California today.
Misa Edna Burnett, who baa spent
several days as auest of her brother,
Horaoe Burnett and wife, returned to
day to her home In Independence.
Mies L Caspar, a member of the!
rtteole parly whioh visited Crater Lake
this summer, visited with friend- here
this week. ,Hhe returned to Balem
today.
Henry Welxsenfelder Is down from
hi- homestead above Leabtirg to lease
hla ranch on tbe MoKenzle road. He
has beeu drlvlug a team hauling tim
bers at tne Luoky Boy mine, Blue
River.
Mrs J T Martin mother of W W
Martin, has returned from Bau Jose.
Her husband stopped In Portland and
will arrive up In a day or so. Mr and
Mr W W Martin went to Portland to
meet them.
Mre W T Campbell returns borne
from her upper MoKenile summer
home this evening. Mr Campnell baa
fully recovered from what had the ap
pearanoe of a bad case of blood poison,
oatised by a soratob ou the leg.
To Teach in Montana.
Miss Leila Btraub left today for Bill
ings, Mont, to take up her duties as
teaoher In the high school of that
phioe. Bbe was accompanied to Port
land by her parents, Prof and Mra
JolinHtraub. Mlsa Straub Is a '01
graduate of the University of Oregon
and la In every way fitted to fill the
position she baa accepted. Tbe good
wishes of her Euget friends accom
pany her.
PERSONAL TALK
WITH COL. CODY
Speaks Well of Eugene and the
SurroundingCountry Special
Word for Eugene.
A Guard reporter bad the great
pleasure of a personal talk wltb Col W
FCody this morning He was very
cordial In bis expression of gratitude
for tbe manner In which the pre.a of
the state has treat- d hi ill and tin huge
aggregation of wonders. He Is not ar
rogant with bis prominence but an
enable, frank-mannered man among
men, ready to be courteous 10 every
one and ever on the alert to inspire
confidence and nlaoe hU visitors at
eaite. ,
"O ly another newspsper man, Col
Cody," said the reporter, timidly
enough, as '.be famous man waastroil.
log about the arena before tbe parade
"Well, well, glad to meet you, sir.
Y. ur newspapers In tbls country are
tbe best I ever saw to do junlee to a
meritable enterprise. I am Just de
lighted with you .ay, you bave a
pretty country sorrouudlng Eugene
What's tbe population of tbe place?"
"fietweeo four aud five thousand.''
"Well, tbo. bllis over there," look
lng toward Bpencer's Butte, "are Just
graud enough to bave a million eyes
look at them every day and you'll
have them here too some day. Tnis
kind of a country only needs knowing
among people of the East to bave
them flock tbls way. Ob, tbe West Is
the only place for me,"
The sturdy old soout threw baok bis
abould ra and took a deep brealb of
tne braolng morning air and con
tinued:
''Bay, Just tell your readers for me
that you bave one of ibe prettiest oules
I bave seen since coming to Washing
ton or Oregon aud tell them I looked
sincere when I said It. Eugene looks
all right."
Tbe talk ran on with questions and
answers both ways, aud as we neared
tbe t'oliuel's tnt he eald be would
be glad to present tbe reporter to his
daughter and alster who are aocom
P'inying him on this trip. Tbe ladles
alao evinced dtligbt wltb their Wee
tern experiences and eald tbey were
ai xlous to stay wltb the Colonel Junto
tbe tour was oomileted, comprising a
trip from Canada to tbe (iulf and from
ooean to oceau, aud thence to Europe
next year.
Reckless Boy-Driver.
W R Walker im .rms u I hat while
oomlng down the road arouod Jud
kins' Point tbls forenoon, tbe road
being crowded wltb teams bringing
people to the Wild West show, a reck
less by-li ler on a cart wltb a big
i bundle of straw tied on behind bis
vehicle, could not wait bis turn on tbe
uarrow road there Is only fair pasalnn
room at that place and began passing
those ahead. Mr Walker barely belli
the spirited mare he drives tbe ends
ofibes'raw almost ruobed her head
In p'e-ing.
The people next ahead, however,
were not so fortunate. Their horses
shied and threw tbe soman sprawling
to the ground. The last Mr Walkei
saw ol th"in tbe man was barely hold
ing the 'mm wn-l the woman, oover
ed with Ou.t from bead to foot, was
picking op a number of rolls of butter
that w-re scattered about on tbe dusty
road, f ii-ir bucket of eggs lay broken
lotheoii-t. Tbat boy deserves well
to be k pi otT a public road '111 be
learns ibal others have a right thereon
beeldeB himself.
A Road Accident.
While driving to town this morning
In their buggv Mr and Mrs Aurel;us
Aruiliage, wbo reside above Spring
field, were ruu Into at a narrow place
in the road i Ins eid of Bprlunfleld by a
man nd a boy on horsebsck. Tbe
buggy turned over, precipitating the
occupanta to ihe ground quite severely
brulBlng and outllng Mrs Armitage.
Mr Armltage held nuto the reins and
prevented a runaway. It Is eald th
boy ou tbe horse, whose name canuot
be learned, also received injuries by
the boiso rearing aud throwing him
Hotel Arrivals.
HOFFMaM.
W M Owen, Portland
Dr Oug, Wendllng
J E Pelton, Ashland
Thoa Varlug, Portland
G H Davis, Harrlsburg
Mrs E H Thom'on, Junotion
Miss Hu Ida Huff), Junotion
J R Flynu, Portlaod
C J Gay, Portland
W A Marrloo, B F
H Levett, 8 F
V H Dsunnls, Baoramento
A P LeRoy and wf, Cottag Grove
H H Roian, Cottage Grove
W H Martin, Cottage Grove
Sweeney dr. Alvido'e Minstrels
P H Lyman, Portland
Tbe Imperial.
Cottage Grove, Or. First olaes Bampli
room 80x60 feet, well equipped. Rate
1.10 erd J2.C0 per rli,v.
Married.
Wm Lane and Mrs 0 S Hiltablddle
were married today at noon In tbe
office of Justice of the Peace C A Win
termeler, the Judge officiating. Tbe
oontraetln; parties are both well
known here aud bave mauy friends
who tender congratulations. They
will reside on Mr Lane' farm west of
the olty.
Another Scholarship.
Homer D Angel, graduate of U O.
1S0I), well known In Eugene, has re
otlved another scholarship from
Columbia law sohool. He had a
scholarship last year In Columbia and
was honored by au A M degree after
Ibe year's work.
Mr Angell is at rresent surveying
wl'h a party In Douglas oounty and
will likely visit Eugene before be re
turns east.
Buyers
at
Janney's
never
regret
their
Purchases.
ITf
Blunders
in Buying
Died.
Died.
County Judge H R Klncald hsa tv.
oeived a notification from J F Cai
0 eath, superintendent of the state In
sane asylum, Informing blm that Ar
thur W.lls, who waa oommltted to 'he
asylum from Lane oouuty Jau 17 18M
died In that luatltullnn Aug 20 1802
Groceries.
lb R C Baking Powdr 20c
31 lb best sane auger $,oo
1 lb good ononlored Japan tea 86o
Ad xecellent roast eofle ,., 5j
1 lb lemon cake io
We atlil have a few lib package
of washing powder for So
Tobacco.
1 plug IW'tla Ax tobacco He
I lb War, Hnreealior, Hawing or
Climx tobacco 4
6 pkg Red Bell '.'.'..iio
9 pkg Dixie Queen ,
1 lb Pom per flue out cbew lnbacoo...4,V
Cbllds or Export olgar ioo
Shoes.
.la. a
wo'is ana ends in ladle 01 fonts ...Jl.ro
vmi aud ends In child rena nxfotd. 60c
A large, full sired, un todeie m... ..1
?..!.. .. . ' ' ' '
ui'iiwi oiaiee and colnnle free with
a $6.(0 purchase of shoe at one time.
Don't fall to see iour big Hue of new
Fall shoe before buying.
Tin Ware, Woodenware,
I tin wash boiler 75o
x pint tin oup to
7 dot woxKlea clothe pin .'.'.'..'.10c
Fruit Jars, Glassware, Etc.
. ... ....
. uoa covereM jelly glasses 35,
1 do I111111 1, rs 'jJo
"ason jar rap and iublHrs...aV)
di fair ar luntwra 00
1 oi good Jar rubber "- o0
0 no test J, r rubber siv
1 do pint Mason ar ";5o
I dot quart Maeou jars .'...Kc
1 dot gallon Masou Jar $1.10
At Gate Creek, Aog 27 100:1, Mrs
Elmer Neal, aged 33 years. Tbe funeral
was held Aug 28 and the remains wer
Interrled In the Caraobell Oeluetarv.
he leaves a fcnsbeud aud two cull
dren.
Notice.
The delinquent subscribers to the
woolen ml 1 bonus are aekec to make
payment by Hept 6th, as after that
time tbey will be plaoe.l In the hands
of an attorney for collection,
Committke.
ars reannaslble for half
the failures in
msrcautile Diir.uits.
Bad buying meaDs
High Prlcei,
Slow Selling,
Stale and
Shop Worn Goods,
Poor Assortment,
Dissatisfied Customers
and Possibly
Ultimtte Disaster,
If yon ars an Accomplished Buysr
w h..o the t..ck and facilities to
enable you to tnlc th most of
your accomplishments. If jou
are an ineiperiei cod buyer, wo
ses to It tlit yn do not suffsr
from yuur ineiiierisnos uur
patroo. ,rs rep0 ,bl(l p,, ,
everywhere who Talus thelrVepu
tation and ours.
M. R. JANNEY
JEWELER.
"In the Success of Our Patrons
L'es Ou. Succes "
Big Reductions
On the
balance of our
Ax Billy's Department Store.
Silk and Cotton
Shirt Waists.
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE.
See Window C U nmCrVirvi r
Disolav J. II. I IIL1ULT.
A LONG JOURNEY
COMPLETED
Fenion and Dolph Arrived Here
This Morning After a Trip of
661 Miles Afoot.
Ralph PeutoL and Ralph Dolph,
tbe two University of Oregon student,
wbom tbe Guard mentioned tbe ntbei
day as being in Blra on their way t
Eunene after a l ing trip on foot, a1
rived here at 7 o'clock tbls morulng,
basing atarted out at 8 o'clook from
polutune mile tbls side 01 Juncloi
City where tbey camped last i gin
alongside a convenient patoh of io.tl
lng ears. Tbey were awakened by tb
noise of the first traits of Buflaln Bill'
Will West sbow and concluded t
start on tbe last stretob of their Ion,
Journey while It was oool.
The young men dropped Into tlo
Guard oflloe this ruornin to let u
know of their arrival, aud at firs
glance we took ihem to be two 01
Buffalo Bill's rough riders, but upnt
closer sorutlny we recogulz-d tbeli
genial pbysiogs. A luxuriant growtb
of beard adorned their faoe, tbe boy
not having even ssen a razor sine,
tbey left Eugene on June 6tb.
Leaving Eugene tbey proceeded
westto the SiusUw Bay ; tbeuoe noril
to Newport; from there along tbe ooast
to Astoria; from Astoria ts Portland ;
from Portlaod to M t Hood, and from
Mt Hood en up the valley to Eugene,
stopping at Bilem and other points h
ihe valley. Mr Feuton told us thai
the exact distance traveled waa 661
mile. They carried their oamplng
outfits on their baos and bave many
thrilling and Interesting experience to
tell.
Tbey will return to tbelr homes In
Portland tomorrow and bebaos here In
time to reaume their studies at the
opening of tbe University. 1 hev ex
peot to prepare an Illustrated aconunt
of tbelr trip fur publication lu tbe On
gonlan soon.
A Financial Straw.
A F Rogera, traveling salesman of
tbe Biake-MoFall Paper Company, of
Portland, while taking an order in tbe
Guard offloe today casually Informed
us tbat no town In Oreiron outside of
Portland Is doing business greater then
Eugene In his line of goods, printing,
wrapping and oommeroitl naner. Mr
Roger says Af toria.Maleiu and Eugene
are rigbt together in their consump.
tlon of goods iu his line of bu.lnesa.
That Mr Rogers was not Indulging
in pleasant nttery consequent on
taking a 6-ton order of paper to be
used In printing tbe Daily Guard Is
shown by his stay in Eugene, lasting
nveaays tnis trip.
A Real Indian Fighter.
That veteran old oltlzen, R 8 Bel
knap, Is down from McKenzle Bridge.
He used to fight IudlaDB and Mexl
oans, too, more than half a century
Hgo-and wished to eee If the show Is
anything like the article he met on the
plains. With bis nearlv fnns
years Mr Belknap Is straight as a boy,
ou, nesi or an, retains a vigorous,
unimpaired mind.
Buy a Bain Wsgon and you have
one that lasts. Bee them at
Chambera Hardware.
EUGENE REAL f
TATE EXCHANGE
An Organization c.i
Among the Real Estaf, 0
men.
Tbe Eagen Real Est.i.s,,
tbe name of the oomh
-eal estate men of Eng,, olli'
teoarai summons nearly .,1
.tate dealers responded ,Bd
. theiffloB of .h c.
e and Investment (,"
wenlnir M R........ 4
,ua w ,
emporary ohalrman and E J
eoreiarv. A cnm,i.. . "
and constitution was .h,M
Ti. ---rrouMW.
uote the sdvertiaii.o r WH
toe Ea-t, and to promote 1.!'
weuare 01 ino commn " "
uown fr and wide hy the v ""'1
-state men treat new oomer,,0?
Ten 6 ) thin rAimant u ..
r 'oruirtn,.,
The Minstrel Show.
A comfortably filled hou
uu ""'uoiBirjit,,!,
light at tbe Parker. Thi. ....
be first of the season In Eiigm,,
,..v...u.uK oumoers mat wenMi
pleased the listeners, to Judge by
applause. Home excellent nL
in the troupe. The enrt
1 . "orj i s
musing and put on some of the il
llmi. Vnniina ...... I
.peolaltleB of slack wire work, mjl
onservatory and aorobnio ooritj
were of good ola-s. There Is mi
low orauggesuve snout tbS lbo brj
good olean mln.ttalsy and ni,
specialties which the audleooe ippg!
"iiu usuionBirater lbs uot s
reoated enoores. The oompanj
su v -icija vJiovtj lUUIgQl,
Attention Iowa
'there will be a meetinirnf ik.r.
.-O v "!
Association Monday evening, 6tpi
ber lt,at 8 o'clock sharp Id WtttFut
To make arrangements for "In,
nay at ine carnival whloh bitbtti
so kindly granted us by tbe oarolTi
committee. Jiverybody la rtqmnj
to be present. Let us get upiomtlkl
gooa on mat ooosaton.
E F Chipu,
PiMldnl
Hon. R. A. Booth
Hon R A Booth returned tbli n
lng from his trip to 8D Frttni
When Been by a reporter tbls item
he said tbat there was nothing ut
ual In tbe lumber businm, Aliln
around ihe Booth-Kelly offioelntku
a rush of business. Mr Booth Itw
busy with work which hu lUcta1
up Id hie absence.
New Today.
W ATO H l.O.sr.-Thij Frdij morr
logon Wl.limelte or Ninth itran
ladles' watob. Pioture of rjsb;
Inside of oase. Return to Qctf
offloe and get reward.
PURSE FOUND.-A purse Mail
ing a sum of money and I ohm1
of papers found on sbow giooodu
day. Owner oan have estne v
lng at Guard offloe, deeorlbinj t
tents and paying for t Is nnllce,
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
1200
2.M
, 2.00
FOR THE RIGHT PRICE
Supported bed springs, each .. .
Kitchen treasure tables, the best make" "each
Excelsior mattress with wool top, each
rHAao rr nil ,.4.1 1 J .
- .-v0 vU oil outer inings accordingly.
Discounts given on all complete house-furnishing
outfits.
H. GORDON,
The Housefurnisher
6 East Ninth Street.
J e make seven different kinds of bread,
akes pies and cookies of all kinds.
Everything first class.
Stop tbe bread wagon marked
The CACHOU
when it comes by you
nAMMOND & CHESHIRE.
Bonbonierc Bakery.
B'Sad, r, cikss. cookt- in i...
pt oonsutitlT on li.,t 1 '""T Ihtiig Irppt InaB st cisss "-, '
bsksr'.
pirn lng tip nDchM tor hi " ; 'v,lrB ""o mncn gissls. tcou "r"'
frnli.: IZ? -'Zm ai traTsu'ra. Confectiowry. I of
Eiu fr UlTTl. Vt" "liver unods in un. n.n .tn tc ur mrtol
Holden Building, No 640 Willamette '
Phone R,d54, UUHU