Daily Eugene guard., August 24, 1903, Image 4

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Cigars
Julius goldsmith.
WEATHER.
J-onigtit mill Tuesday, fuir; warmer
tuiit'lit. '".
Business Pointers.
Or. t, W. Lowo, graduate optician.
.Valuta and Oils, at Preston 4 Hales.
(Hack palut forjlog-carts. At Over-fill's.-
Lim Prnof llaillls tho boat. At
Ovortou's.
HI. S. Nubble's phonos are: lilack
Htl.l aud Hod 4!l-l. All klnda of
"lihullhg. 1
.'. To Olio's for choice coufccllonB,
' iuft drinks liinl tho best Ice cream ill
.'tho i-lty. Many llavors
' V. Guidon & Company, painters
and pupor hangers, ! Wont Eighth
Jitrcct.
1 If you need a baby buggy or go
(cart, we 'can supply your wauts.
j Chambers' Hardware.
Ko-Jlos-So-Kill fly protect your
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f cows and horses from Hies I'restou
' llnles agents.
f Dun't forgort us whou you need
furniture. We can save you money.
Chambers' Hardware.
Food Prussian Slock to your horses
' unit onttlii, and keep them ill good
' ooinlll Ion, at I'ri'Htun i. Jlules.
We havo a full lino of rocking
chairs at prices that will suit you.
Chambers' Hardware.
Next tlmo you go shopping, tie i
tiring around your linger. It will re
. mind you to buy a can of JAP-A-LAO.
thewoiideiful finish for metal
and wooden IhtugB around tho bouso.
Overton sells It.
i'ijot Overton Company do your
t painting aud paper haiiglng.
The cuntost booIiiI to bo given by
the lieroau Club at the Christian
church biiB been changed from Tuos
' ilny, .the 25th, to Monday, tho 24t li.
Voo need not be atrald to use Slier
man & Williams' mixed paints on
your house. They will staud the
weather and cover inoro space than
lead and oil. Wo carry a full stock.
" Chambers' Hardware.
"Dutch Henry" Back.
Henry Wolxolifolder, bettor known
ns "Hutch Henry" will take posses
eiun of his old place on tbe Mo Ken
. Kit waguu road, twenty-six miles from
Eugouo, ou tho 1st of September and
! will be proparod to acoomiuodate
travol ns formerly.
WHAT YOU WILL KIND AT TUB
' HAZELWOOl) RKSTAURANT
' The best nop of uoifee in town.
; The best 25 cunt meal. Juicy steaks
n specialty,
All kinds of roasiod meals, belled
hum, linked beans aud Macoaronl oo
wile. Delicious salads prepared lo
-mrer
! Ilazolwood Ice orenm fresh every
day from the famous llazoiwood Jer
sey farm at Portland.
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I OAiaa-ouiA
Putin lt6 Kuid Yon Hmf lwr BmjH
HlfMtUS
UwT.-On tho street niiudny.
m till tiouk, uouttttitthg Ort'Kuulau
route Hut. lMwuo lonvo nt Upo. 1'
Craw 'a ollloo.
J. W. KAYS' FURNITURE CO
tmblmers and Funeral Directors
Day & Menderson, UndertaKers
and tfmbalmers. Cor. Will ana 7th
Bargain
Counters
50c
75c
$!00
Yoran's
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fCTTafD ITwVr r. . A. Dunn, H
. . . Great Cash Purchase . . .
of the Bon Marche
Now on Sale--On an; unit of the closing of ono of the greatest Eastern factories, we
were fortunate to securo some of the Greatest bargains ever known to man.
VK WILI- AT ()NC!K PLACE ON SALE
at lei-H tlian 50 cents on tlio Dollar
the following UNAH-itoAciiAiu.K hauuains.
25 doz Men's fancy lint Hrlggaii
uudorvests and drawers, 0'J
worth iiuc. tittle price. . UUU
UUUO yards Sunshine (ill silkTullcta
ribbuns, worth Wc, l!f,
rilo.rr":':Scan(iicc
Watch business hum on the busy corner fronting the Park
on East 8th street-Don't forget the Place to Save Money.
Watch for firilliii Hardware Co.'s
id tomorrow.
Kaluin 1b making big preparations
lo celebrate Lubor Day, Hop. 7.
About 325,000 brick were used iu
tbe construction of the opera house.
Don't. inisB tho coulodt social
Monday evening at tho Christian
church.
(jriiliu Hardware Co. will have an
ad in tomorrow's Uuard. Will eh
for it. -
Uood program and many laughable
cuutests Monday evening at the
Christian church.
L. U. lluliu is erecting two cot
tages ou the curlier of Kent Kluvontli
aud Alder streets.
S. M. Russell, formerly with R. W.
Newlaud, has taken a position as
salesman for K. llnusou, olutbier.
The IIKST HltliAD iu town, or
money buck. lionboniero linker?,
lelephono lilack 1. Kreo delivery.
V. II. JJuiiii, proprietor.
Tho Lune county brldgo crow, iu
chargo of A.- N. Htrlkor, order their
Daily Uuard changed from Doadwood
to Hwlss Home postoUlco.
W. M. Martin, the brick mall, com
menced hauling for tho Moon & Ting
ley building this morning. Tho
structure will use about 110,000 brick.
Tho occupants of tho Chlneso hum
dry on Eighth street are having in
ternal disseutions. It Is feared that
unless they oompromlso a lioxer up
rising may bo the outcome
Tho rain storm Saturday morning
and I'Vlduy evening iu Eugene
amounted to an inch aud a hulf. Tb
siirfaco is thoroughgly wet and the
street sprinkler is out of commission
for a few days.
A lot of chitlem bark sold ou the
market hero tills morning for 8 cents
per pound. Opponlliou dealers bid
opouly for the lot and it looked for
awhile as if a Jeifrios knock-on
might ensue.
SOCIAL REALM.
('. M. I'lspuss, proprietor of the
r'ugone croan ery, was given a mi'
prise party Inst 1'rlilny evening at hi
homo ou Kiint Tenth und Mill street
iu honor of tho 30tb aiinivorsury of
his birth.
The party consisted of sixteen
eouplos and a most enjoyable evening
was spout till the "woo small" hours
whou tho guests departed, wishing
Mr. tlUpuss mauy happy re turns
of the day.
0 nines and social ohat were Indulged
In and a dainty liiuchoon was served
Mr. Elspass proved himself to bo a
spleudlud entertaiuor and jovial bout
It. was one of tho most pleasant affairs
of tho summer.
Mr. lul win Joury, of r.lmwood, fo
braska, who is visiting iu this oily
with his daughters Mary and Ieua
gave an Informal dinner at tho Cross
llouso yosterday to a number of old
tlmo El in wood friends who are now
residents of Eugene. Thoso present
woro: Mr. and Mrs. L. P. llorton
and sou Irl; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Itlvr'.t aud sou Floyd; Mr. and Mr
Johu C. Current; Mrs. Ellin Stacy,
Mrs. Auua Uobhs-Mlcy, Miss Grace
Hobbs, Miss May Jeary aud Miss
l-oim Jeary, Mr. Jeary Is president
of the First. N minimi Hank of Elm-
wood, Nebraska, and is on a tour of
the Pacific roast with his daughters.
i "l mtio Pieenug oi mentis was
heartily enjoyed by all, and tbe man
agement of the Cross House came In
for a large share of praise for adding
io much to tlieenjoymei.it of the occa
ion.
The china weldlng of Mr. and Mrs.
P. II, ilellmau was celebrated Hatur
day evening at the llellman resl
deuce, West Tenth aud Cbarueltoo
streets. The guests wore entertained
during the evening to a eharniiug
manner by tbe host and hostess. Nu
merous pretty ebiiui gifts were left as
remembrances of the twentieth anni
versary of their wedded life. The fol
lowing guests formed the party : Mr.
and Mrs. U. A. Dyson, Mr. and Mrs.
If, A. Kintoul, Mr. aud Mrs. J, E.
Cross, Mr. aud Mrs. J, M. Eddy,
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. C!,k, Mr. and
Mrs, Frank Dowers, Dr. and Mrs. K.
M . !. Mr. end .Mrs. W. It, Mo-
Klu no j, Mr. and Mu. 11. 11. Moll
nrrv I OHA,
and tin
25 dnss .Meu's white ami fancy
iiii r.-cii.wl Diu.-s Knirts made
to sell at $1.00 and l..'.o enr
Kale price
Ono let Ladies' lilack and colored
Tiifl'otn Silk Shirt Waists niailo
to sell at l.ri. .Salo
$228
price cuci
The BON Marche.
CRUSHED BY
FALLING BARN
Joseph McFall Met
With Serious Acci
dent Saturday.
Side ,f a Bain Fell on Him-.
His Injuries Miy Prove
Fatal.
Joseph McFall, a young man who
resides seven miles west of Eugene
on the Me Fill I farm, mot with an ac
cldeut Saturday afternoon which may
prove fatal. He was assisting in
building a burn aud the structure was
but partly lluisbcd when he ascended
a ladder about 25 fectfrom tbe ground.
Iu some way tho frame of the build
ing became loosoued and let his lad-
deor slip, throwing young McFall 22
feet to tho ground upon his buck.
The fra mo of tho barn continued to
fall and tho whole sido fell upoii
tho unconscious uud prostrate mail.
Ho was hurriedly oxtraoted from
tho ruins nud was thought to be dead.
Ills Injuries woro nttouded to as
well as possible and yesterday morn
ing he was ablo to be moved to Eu-
geuo. He was token to tne bomo of
his father, P. T. McKiill, 429 Olive
street, where Drs. l' M. Day and T,
W. Hurrls ulteudod hlui. Tho injur
ies are said to he (joint serious.
This evening the young man was
restless. Ail oporutiou which will
tend to correct iutoruul injuries may
bo altempted.
Born.
In Eiigono, Sunday, Aug. 2.1, 111)03,
to tho wife of C. fi. Kroigb, a daugh
ter.
J. L. Zieglcr, of Monmouth, is in
the city.
A. J. l'ickard wont to Portland
yesterday.
J. M. Kitchen, of Irving, was In
ICiigeue today.
Tom (Milium Is homo from tho
upper McKluloy resorts.
Claud Lee returned home Saturday
evening from tho uppor McKouzle.
Miss Mildred Lister was a. passen.
gor to Juncliou City Sunday aftor-
IHIOll. u
Miss Sue Dorris and sister went to
fiato Creek Saturday aud are expected
homo tomorrow.
Hon. S. M. Voriin Is in Portland.
Ho will visit Enctern Oregon points
before returning.
Airs. C. l' Crouer and Mrs. Alary
Duty" returned homo 8uturduy night
from a visit to Tugot Sound points.
D. U. Walker A Co is the inline of
a now llrm which succeeds A. L.
Steveus Co The name of the store
lias beeu clmugod from Tbe Mouopole
to the Deehlve.
The family of T. L. Kash, of John
Day, aro eu route by private oouvey-
snoe to this city, and will visit In
this vicinity for a fow weeks.
As a sort of retaliation on tho lum
ber men, for charging 30 oeuts each
fur sawed ties, the Southern Paoillc
has raised the fr-jlght rate ou lumber
from M. 10 to N er ton, from Oregon
to California points.
NOTICE.
According to ordinance No. 412, we
notify all persons to build no Ores in
streets, alleys aud vncaut lots, inside
the are limits.
J. 8. ST1LKS, City Marshal.
VV 0. VORAN. Chiof Eunoue FireD...
partmeut.
LOAM AND BAND FOR SALE.
Cll on J. A. CordoU for sand and
foam for BUiug purponv. pric. c.
cording to dlstanc of haiillug. Ad
dress 81? South Oak street.
SNAPS FOR HOV8.
One hundred and aerenty-Bve
cloth patterns Just right for boys
ko.ee pants, for50 cvuta each.
ElllENR WOOOLKN MILLS
Cjt. M VJtX Fl. .
fancy
50C
25 doz Ladies' summer ribbed veBts
of the beat luc cjuulity 4" each.
'St doz Ladies blued 10c hose. Sale
price 5c a pair.
2.1 doz Ladies' black l"ic hose. Sole
price 7" a pair.
Personals
Marvin Scarbr nigh Is down from
Creswell.
V. Stuart, of
Alohawk, was in Ku-
geuo today.
Miss Alargaret Cuudiir is now visit
ng in Albany.
II. C. Million has returned from a
trip to Albany.
W. T. Campbell returned Sunday
from Wuo River.
A. D. Hylaud, the Lowell capital
ist, is iu the city.
Uoo. Cioodall, of Portltiud, is in
Eugoue ou business.
C. C. Sturtovaut, the Crow mer
chant, was in Eugene today.
Airs. Clow llaiidsaker, of Portland,
is visiting friends iu Eugono.
A. Uoldsmitli, who has boeu quite
ill, is about tho same today.
Frank Mathews und Lloyd liellman
returned today from Newport. '
Coke Iiilyeu is expected home from
the upper AIcKcuzio tomorrow.
Johu Hammitt. Ilreman on tho
Southern Pucillc, is iu tho city.
J. M. Wilhelm.tbe coal inineowuer,
of Croswoll, was iu Eugene today.
J. M. Medley returned this after
noon from a visit to Cottuge Grovo.
Dr. mid Mrs. F. Al. Day left Ihis
afternoon for Portland for a short stay.
Miss Harriot Wurlleld, of Salem, ar
rived todcy aud is visiting relatives
here.
Mr. nud Mrs. Geo. Wartield, of
Salem, aro tho guests of friends' iu
Eugene .
(. A. Dyson aud party returned
Saturday from their outing at Lou
don Springs.
Deputy County Clerk F. L. Gibbs
roturued this morning from a trip to
San FrauciBGO.
J. R. Campboll aud Fred D. Her-
bold left this morning for the upper
MoKenzie resorts.
L. Zlmmorman arrived down from
the Lucky Boy mines Suuduynud left
for Portland today.
Air. aud Mrs. Ralph iiriimley came
up from Siilom Sunday. Airs. Ilruni
loy is in quite poor health.
Attorney S. P. Noss and Goorgo
Watson returned yosterday from nn
outing on the uppor AlcKenzie.
Airs. J. D. Huff, of Rosoburg, ar
rived today uud is a guest of rela
tives. Sho will go on to Portland iu
tho morning.
Miss Clyve Adkius, of Corning,
California, is expected shortly from
her homo to re-enter tho Eugene Di
vinity School.
Airs. W. G. Alartin, of 2S10 Lawrence
streot, will have visiting her this
week, her sister, Airs. V Neul, of
Seattlo, Washington.
J. E. P. Withers and wifo havo re
turned to their bomo at Thurston
from a trip to Harney. Mr. Withers
was in Eugene today.
AIlss Ciillio liellamy, of Salem, has
beeu tho guest of Eugene friends for
tho past, few days. Sho returned to
her homo this afternoon.
Prof. I. Al. Glen, who has been on
a tour of the northern tovj.is nud
oitiesottbe Willamette valley, re
turned to Eugene tills afternoon.
Dave Wnddell, former we ll known
U. O. student, nud football plnver.
is iu the city. He is now uu attond-
uut ot the stato iusnuo asylum at
Salem,
Airs. Cbas. AJacrum, of Portland,
nas ueeu visiting m the homo of her i
parents, Air. aud Airs. Geo. II. Dor- I
ris. She returned this afternoDii lo '
Portland.
Airs. Al. Hollack, of Oregon City. :
Is hero attending the bedside of her
fat! er, A. Goldsmith, who is very 1
ill. Misa Celia Goldsmith is ex
pected up tunigli or tomorrow. ;
Cbus. Goldnnith, nmv Iravelliig for
Ilio liecruit clgir niamif,,, turers, win
In Eugene tlU n nriilng. He hfn
been doing the sra.-ddn cltirs during
t'la pit few w,vk .
P. A. Kl'tnli. uc. ctiicter.f l,
Aice!e.. w,,, i I' a.-ni t .';.ll. -
lb
al this ulilci
aivoiiip'inu.l
' lldi7.
by 1
:r. Kittre'i,
'fi, in ris-i
Mrs. Kitlrell'a
fi'd, at S-pili k..
Ing at the In
ot
Hi de, Copt.
Ilel 1.
C. ,1. I
25 doz Ladies' white and
?l.fX.laud H.M Hhirt
Waists, salo price
Pro', and Mrs. M. rk Hairy lciie
louioin . for Tiicomn, V.h., vlni"
tiny will r.i.:.. In the future
thi Ir son, i'rof. Xnik linil.-y, Jr ,
ho is a profess.. r In ;M itwoi ih
College. I'rof, ami Mrs. Ilailey have
been residents cf I ngene for mauy
years aud their bouts of friends n 111
grot to see them lonve. - -
UMMER,
GodU to feleut
variety is gooil.
from
iru) ARRIVALS
FOR MEN AND DOYS sweaters
..ii .n i.htB truism aud ttlloctri. i ric
$1.50 to
Ask to see
Zibalines,
Broadcloth,
Novelties.
Fall Wiiibtiug iii Cotton Goods have bad a groat
run ihe pasl J'fvdays Many
cuts Lsto weaves, liniii)nome, pi nil ana luntj .
AlCT.il'l.K! VIXVIOT WAISTIXUH in into designs
are ready for Inspection.
The Scott
Perfect Form
Invisible Bustle
and Hip Form.'
the
be
IMPROVEMENTS
AT THE GROSS
A Bar, a Barber Shop and Boot
black Stand to be Installed
A New Clerk.
T. D. Condon, proprietor of The
Gross, returned from Portland Satur
day, where ho has been for the past
two weeks making arrangements to
add to the convenience of the public
Ho will install a bar with a iirst-class
stock, a barber shop, with an artist in
attendance, a bout black stand, and
to his desk will add a nice cigar
ense, making The Gross equal to
nil demands.
C. T. liigelow, tho pleasant aud
genial late clerk of tbe Relvadier of
Portland, has accepted the position
of chief clerk at The Grose. His ex
tensive acquaintance with the general
) and commercial travelers
will be of
Ijcnclit to the hotel.
REPRESENTATIVE
OF BIG PEOPLE
Mr. Kudu a, Const
'The Packers' the
tiou devoted to fruit in the world,
published in six sections iu Kansas
City, Mo., was iu Eugono Saturday
evening. Ho was ou his way south
through the valley, noting the various
conditions iu Oregon at every stop
ping place along the rond, His
paper runs special PaciUc coast de
partments aud every issue contains
valuable information concerning the
fruit of all the world.
"Orogou growors have yet to learn
tho advantages end opportunities
awaiting thorn," said Air. Hanna. I
"The fruit this country is capable,
of producing would put California in '
tho Bbade. You have a wonderful
valley, a great climate and a rich '
soil. When Oregon gets to raising
fruit oji a scalo commensurate with
the producing ability, let other seo
tious look to their laurels. Uut Oro
gon should commence the work.
There are many Dne little patches of
orchards, rich in bearing and they
need littlo attention. Lot them
spread. The railway accommodations
will oomo when the fruit isrondvtn!
bo picked.
Look out for Griffin Hardware Co. '
ad in tomorrow's Guard.
GIRL WANTED, For general house
work. Apply at once at Oft) Willnm
etto street.
ROOMS TO KKXT.-Two housekeep
ing rooms to rent. Enquire at P.
E. Dunn's store.
FOR RENT. Two furnished rooms
for light housekeeping. $15 per
month. Apply No. UO Lincoln
street.
WATCH
LOST. On tho street.
silver watch. Finder will plea80
leave with Will Vaughn or at the
Guard olllee aud receive reward.
HOUSE WA NTED. JliinamrwIfo
wish io rent four
Ave ro oiu
Enquire at
House. No child
Jreu,
Guard office,
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Fishing Tackle,
Hardware, Tinware,
Guns rinmuntion
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Bicycle
Sccor.d.fond Bicycles
Traded for Wood,
DRES GOODS
1'KICES GKEATLY REDUCEP. 0olu w,i t,,
A handsome now lino of
lias urriveu iu
$6.00
FRANK E. DUNN.
thero is nothing
Slight medium and stout ladies require
graceful curves mat '---
This bust e insures a leneci uB'
the greatest bustle aud hip for... on tho
They are now m
BETTER LOCATION
IS IN EUGENE
Prof. Haroun Will Remain in
This City and Conduct Busi
ness School in Albany.
The Albany Herald states that the
Commercial Department of the Al
bany College has been offered to
Prof. F. S. Haroun aud Airs. Haroun,
who have been iu Eugene preparing
to establish a commercial oollege In
this city to open Soptember H.
Prof. Haroun wns shown tho clip
ping in his otlico this morning aud
said :
"It is true that Mrs. Haroun and
myself have beenotTered the position.
Dr. Lee and I have 'been in corres
pondence concerning the matter and
1 havo informed the authorities there
that if tboy would allow mo to select
a bond of the department, 1 would
take the department and conduct it
from my Eugene ofllce.
"I consider Eugene the best place
to open tbe school aud will not con
sent to go to Albany aud personally
conduct tbe business departmetnt of
Albany College. It is only on these
conditions that 1 will accept. The
position is a good ono and I hope tboy
will accept my proposal regarding it.
representative of Tho plan of inter-communication be
largest publics- j tween business colleges could be
! adopted between the two schools very
nicely and all the work go on without
interruption, directed from tho Eu-
gcue office.'
No Dessert
More Attractive
produces better re'iiis in twn Ti;fa09
Everything in the pac;;o.:c Simply add hot
wsternmlsettocool. !.l's perfection. Astir
prise to the housewife. ITo tronlile, l.--ss ex.
penso. Try it truinv. Ill Four Fnit Fl-i.
von: Lemo; OniLgj, Htraw berry. IUsq
berry. Atg, p.c
KID GLOVES
Note the
Price
Reductions
A 1.00 Wrapper for 7QC
Organdies, liatist, Lawns and
nil Slimmer goods at (.g price
$1.2S Shirt waif t for 5gc
Vic, fiOc and 75c silk gloves and
nuts, black and colors 29c
New Furs and Jackets
liny nso geiatiuo ana J, -.-.uSJ
! spend heura so.il:inir, clPYArCiA
sweetening, flavoring V?,l-i35sw
and coloring when S,$5riS,
Jeii- tepid
R. W. Newlaiid,
FOR. YOUR.
and
T-V .
Kcpainng go to
as. L. Matlock, wiikmcsur
cu,,,VLr3' pretty
patterns u, Km,,..,
FALL GOODS v1'1;'"" "essTjZT
AKK1VIIMU . . . Many are buyi,IK X ' ,
Ureat palus wore exoroieed iu selecting t.
aud the arrivals so far nro more than gu0, (u , K'lcti
'uukat.
HATS
Tb.
get.
III'W h,A
Kl''ir lor In ,
ill.
1 ('Mtiveij
lator. The nobbiest line ever fh
ewo.
Youths' and Children's Clothin?
. New Fill), nud Winter Patterns.
Bonieiiiwg wortn your attonUo
it to perfect tho llgu,e
and
produts
-;:,",,. .. ...
on wuo iif0 thcm ,
market. " to
COMMERCIAL CIRKAMERV
UUTTF.U.
Miwln nt- CJ..I I
, , '"' ,s "'c' " a'"! lull
......... ,ml Kwnl
try lt-.. 0r'lur fro"' ''" grocer.
Head Ache?
Often a headache will uot
yield to favorite icaiedieB
which cure for others.
The causo is not the one
supposed. Defective vision
causes more headaches and
nerf ousiioss than any other
bodily ailment. It is seed
less suffering too, for the
proper glasses will relieve.
GLASSES 'JO FIT
ANY EYE ....
J. O. WATTS,
Eyo Specialist
New McCluug Illock, Eugene.
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YOUR WANTS
SUPPLIED...
If you enjoy good eating, or
if you merely eat to insure
houlth and strength, you'll get
what you want hero.
Our Menus are "attractive
Our service is excellent
You get a good fell id
slight price and hmlk
satisfaction of knowj
what ) ou eat is all rijji
"THE BANQUO
"The best of everything."
are here in black and colors, g rt
worth 8:.25. We guarantee f)C
satisfaction the price is
Last Days of
August
The entire st oro has been over
hauled and lots of goods ban
beon sorted out and ruarkea
down for closing out-others
havo beon made into remnants
and marked at give away Pricf
It will Pay You to Attend this S
Wo are showing some
xclusive
Itnllema in 11, a mw vi'stlllsZS SaU
Zibalines nt attractive prices.
$125 Straw I IaU at 69c
Men's 35c (ino summer under-
wear, broken size, toel.iw 2C
1.25 Fnifcv Shirts ut 08o
this week 11
SliTrmicTit
ITiii'Mtii' Ol'CL'Kll
Cor Willamette uw'di St
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