Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, July 21, 1905, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text(THE GREAT MERCHANDISE CARNIVAL I oi une Don marcne ouore Open Tomorrow Morning Tlie grandest Carnival Sale that ever has been introduced to the people of this country. Nothing like it has ever been seen before in the Pacific slope country. You see it's just this way; about ever so often, there appears an advertisement of Mr. So-and-So's Special Sale. In fact, you see it so often that you don t knov just where to go to buy your wearing apparel. With us it is different; no more Special Sales for us. e 'are writing you to let you know that we are going to have a MERCHANDISE CARNIVAL Never saw one? Well, we want you to come to our store tomorrow and see what a Merchandise Carnival is like. It is going to last a whole month and it will be a It will be a chance for the frugal minded; a chance for the poor; a chance for the rich. This store will be one glorious place of bargains from front door to alley; from roof to cellar. It will be a Carnival of Merchandise Selling such as Eugene never saw before. TKa kail c f nrtc a wslliiMr At. A rt'-lrtf-lr a m nm vnrKr ijmvmv tuianti. Cur a unTlinrr cafofimon f .n await on you. Bring your friends and neighbors, you are welcome. lEe ORVILLE WALLER INJURED AGAIN Orvllle Waller, of this otty, em ployed at the Lucky Boy miss, ar rived down from tbe distrlot last evening, suffering from a severe la Jury. While working at tbe stamp mill one ot bis thumbs was caught be tween two cog wheels and badly crashed. It was amputated today by Drs. Paine and Day. It will bs remembered that over year ago Orrllle was accidentally shot through tbe leg, while working at the mue, disabling him for a long time, New Bijou Theatre. West and West sua little west open tonignt at tne uijou in one n Ih.i. nlnwaw .nil ant tlari 'I'hn 1 Tramp and tbe Soabrette " Jeanette Ormsby, soprano illustrated song stress, will also appear, singing a new song story. The great Walker, the musical "silly toy," made a big hit and was repeatedly enoored. The bologna eating contest was enjoyed by all, aud on Saturday evening tbe 111 Jou will offer a pie enting contest. Great fun is assured. If you want to ee pie faces sat pie don't fall to at land Saturday night. The show this week Is a good ene. Preston & Hales, the well-known harness makers and well paper and paint deal rs, bare rooelved the first prize of 110 olfered by tbe manufac turers ot "Jup-a ljo" fur the beat window display. Dealers all over tbe United Stales oompeted for tbe prize. J. K. Weather furd was re elected president John D. Daly secretary and B. F. Irvine treasurer at the annual meeting ot tbe board of regents ot the Oregon Agricultural College, held Wednesday. Mlta Margaret Snell re signed aa bead of the department of household solenoe, her resignation to ' taka effeot In July, lOOr). A prominent Albany man recently made a trip Into the country with a Lewis and Clark medal In bis purse, thinking It was a 120 piece. He found his mistake when be went to pay his bill with It, and had to borrow money to complete bis trip. Democrat. THE ZKEW to meet medical the best "DRUGS scriptions Hull's THIRTY DAYS WONDER Bon Marche NO SUNDAY BOOZE AT NEWPORT Corvallls, Or., July 20. Prosecut ing Attorney Brown's announcement i (hat Newport will be dosed from next j Sunday la causing consternation at I that summer resort, as everything has been run there wide-open seven days I a week for years. Last Sunday, for the flrat time la the history of Toledo, Sunday booze was tabooed, and tbe a. . . . h.,.. ,Tlje L,uooln 00ut d .dryiBnlon I has just completed Its labors, sprang a sensation cy bringing lu a true bill against tbe saloon ksepera of Toledo for keeping open on Sunday. Saob was Bned 125 and costs, and was warueu idhi a aeoonu violation nx ine law woujd result In tbe forfeiture of bis license. Note and Comment Let it be reported that a oouple of men hare hung a jury, how soon Is in- quirx mauB as to treir anreceaents, acu , toolates and liability of beli.a lmDro - j perly Inflaenoed. O. H. Hook, of , Jiouglas County, snd O. O. Walker, .of Walker Station, this oounty, are tn..iu. ikA .i u ui.ud. . UU IIIUCJIKUI llJlUUfU IVIU " 1 vv tbe diseentli'g jurymen In tbe Wll-, oul happiuese. The cure waa perform-liamson-Uesnar-Hluas land fraud case ' 8d by eleotrlotty and medioiues. Re- at Portland. However Innocent, a man atauds under suspicion, es peolally so when prominent reputa tions or lare financial In tt rests are Involved. In this case, though, suoh a disagreement is almost a certain pre cuiscr of oouvlotion at tbe next trial. A apeolal judge abould have been oloaeted with the Williamson jury so as to instruot them every three min utes if neoessary. A juror abould lis ten attentively to tbe evldeuoe and judge's charge, and not require over a dozen Instructions. Baseball Yeaterday's Coast League snores: Taootna, S; Portland, 1. Oakland, C; Frisco, 3. Seattle), 0; Los Angelos, 0. The icicnce oi medicine and its sister science, pharmacy, is muked by ceaseless process. New drugs come constantly into use, new methods are developed The drug store thu de serves your patronage is one that keeps s'ep with all progress. We endeavor to conduct such a store; our stock changes and grows as may be required the most advanced needs of the profession. This is why it is place at which to have pre filled. Red Cross Drug Store E. 8th St. The Place Discharging Ears A Promiment Man of This Coun ty Tells How His Son Was Cured by Dr. Darrin at Hotel Srmede Mr. Montogmery, of Elmlra, Or., sends as tils testlmonia' for publica tion, which we gladly do for two rea sons: First, that otters' similarly, affected may know where to go for re. ' lief, and aeoondly, In jnatioe to Dr Darrlu as a skilled physician in the i " ' neallng by the new method of s-,uiriuny, jir. luumizooiery Das uvea ' county 21 yeara and Is well nd favorably known. AIR. MONTGOMERY'S CARD. To the Editor:-For yean my eon has been sorely afflicted wilb dla - m,,r8'r-eara from the effects of scar - I. . - ' 181 ,eTer- All reined es wa tried were Dr. - ""-""'w I l,n', told nle 08 coal,i 08 cured. The! Liarriu examined blm dootor keDt n'8 word t0 the d uaDiI 10 nis bkiii, my son has " By"Ptnn or tbe discharge left, and bis bearlna la restnrAH nmh n . itr your readers to me at Eloiira, Or. JAMES MONTUO.VEKY. MORE DISCHARGING EARS CURED BY DR. UAKRIN. Miss D. O. Reddlok, Lebsnon, Or.; dlsooarglng ears; cured. Miss Irene Ashford, Salem, Or., dlaoharglng ears for years; onred. P. A. Racey, Jeffersou, Or., deaf ness cured ten years aso: oa ratnrn of It. Miss Birdie Scblmdt, Jacksonville, Or., discharging ear and deafness; onred. John Wclflln, btuek Junction, Wash., deafness and discharging ear; onred. Samoel Jackson, Highland, Or., deafness twenty years, onred in ten minutes. Geo. M. Frank, Mlddletown, Or., discharging ear twenty -five years; oored. W. A. Hall, Astoris, Or., discharg ing ear twenty years, from scarlet fe ver; oured ten years ago. J. D. Van Usdol's daughter S!l.m Or., discharging ears and deafno..: oured. Conduotor 4. P. Coohran'. .on South Bend. Washlnotnn im blood, catarrh, eczema and dlsoharg Ing eara; cured. F. D. Henrllc, Montavllla, Or. lame back and kidney trouble four years, oored; also his wife was cured Lewis and ClarK Exposition Durinc thu i.wi n,i .!... t- , will sell round trip ticket, to Port land, limit thlrtv i.v. , ot.-tb.rd far. tor Th? round trip ror parties of ten or more traveling trt0BpJ,ckrt' .De f e round ! hnEi V" """"d P'ttlee of one I hundred or more. Individual tickets I at oue fare for tbe round trip "CIe"' btopoyer of ten days will be given I at Portland on all one way tickets ' reading thrown that point duriu! the exposition. Ticket, oust b" de posited with joint agent at Portland i a ad la .charge uf fifty rente will h. 1 mad for extension of time I to Save Money new closing OUT PRICES At Barker's gun store, 33 East Ninth Br'stol jointed fishing rods I.I 15 Jointed spilt bamboo, was tl. now 6Bc Leaden, each 4o, 7o, 9o Floe Bab lines 2c, 3j, 7o and lOn Jointed 4 niece split bamboo poles at M.25, 11.50, U.75, , f2.C0,2.25. 2.50 and 3.00, 1 formerly sold at double these prices. Braided oil silk lines at lOo Fly books at 15o, 19c, Reels at nearly all prices, and we make be Drioa in low that can , nnr in wir.hnnf nna I See our secondhand bicycles at prices au low wey conld not be dupli ca'ed : Lorell Diamond frames, men, ! Sf nIy 11703 1 S'-.m8'. 12 4,1 ..H1UUIOI -1 111 ,' Adams ij 95 y'r' Juvenile bioyclo 7 19 Tr' u,-018 8 00 Boys rh, uuveniie Dloyole 9 25 j price asked, but must be aol 1 once we are ratirlng from business IT"" D'g old at nr bi BAKKUR GUN WORKS. 33 East 'loth street. Sugar Down Again Pure Cane Sugar $5.40 Sack 3 cans good corn nr 1 doz. oansgood euro ... . . . . , g3c 3 cans good tomatoes. . 3 cans 15o oysters 1 can 25o oysters Good syrup, gal ' " 2 gal. bucket good ayrup.. . '"7, 25oeanK.C. bakins- nowrf., "" 1 lb. oan SehllliDu'm ho Zr 30ooanooooa.... 9 bars good soap . 9 ror thirty days we will sell all lines grooerles In which stocked at reduced prices. SI. ftLfift 3nJ mi tc , . men's pants Kii Good ovll. pants . . joe 11.50 shoss, men's Hnn .1,.... ".V L25 ---ana mill feed t Io , nrlna TU -1 uweBt ' , Py cash for butter eggs and chickens. muter, Scobert Cor. 8th and Olive 9th St. Restaurant, Btt Ucx.i Id ih cist ft, a, foraUll roc Ohk Itivl,. - .v Pianos. Tbe Eugene representative of the Allen & Uilbert-Ramaker Co., of Portland, the oldest, strongest and Ingest plaoo and organ bouse la tbe PaolBo Northwest. CALL AT 32 EAST SEVENTH ST. J. C. GALLAGHER. Eusincss Briefs Take yonr wheel to MoClanahan. We naDt old bloyules. MoClanahan Louden bay tools at Berber's Hardware. Fiahing tackle at Chambers' Hardware. Only one S23 Crescent for $15 left at UdanicerB' Hardware. 25 per cent discount on bikes. Mce Clanahan Teats irith i foot walls at Cham hers' Hardware. . . ' "B l Bs: UI0V94 from 1J oejtsuo at Jeanlog end signal cu ' i. Edardt. You will always receive tbe best at tbe Hazelwood. Tbe best tents in tbe market at 7en nlnga & Edwards. Six biayoles oa sale at 23 per oent. disount. MoClanahan. Eat at tbe Hazelwood and you will never go away hungry. Rambler, tbe best of all bioyoles MoClanahan sel's them. JuBt think! A Dice pattern of wiu paper for 75o at Preston k Hale. Now la tbe time to have your old oolthea fixei. Eugene Dye Works. Kinlnok boose paint, the best on tbe market, at Jennings & Edwards. Tents with 4-foot walls at Chambers' Hardware. All kinds ot ntensils and furniture or camping. Chambers' Hard are. Screen dtorsand adjustable window screens at few's Hfr.lwflrc. Spray bose, guaranteed to stand 700 lbs. pressure. Chambers' Hardware, The Peerless cream freezer will freeze quicker and smoother. Chambers' Hardware. Use Bean spray pumps for your bops. Chambers' Hardware. eep your feet cool and comf jrtable with our Tenderfoot powder. Uull'a Red Cross Drag Store. The Peerless cream freezer will freeze quicker and smoother. Chambers' Hardware. See the Hubbard sewing maohlne with ball bearing shuttle lever; some thing no other machine has. Chambers' Hardwire. eel m.an C8nD0t ,8t' ileeP or vor, eel mean, cross and noiv tk. uil Jooky Mouutlan Tea this A i00"; '"'.the sick: There'; " ::r, "i""' 35 cents, tea or tablets. Linn Drag Co. 5o Exeellent Baggies Jast Stanhopes, Bikeuggies, Top BugfC All kinds of dri-ingWagons, Hacks, Surrey!, ' Jn'tow' "1Vite inspection Md absolutely guarantee our I BER.GER'S HARDW?' asss 1 emir. ' ' otj, ur add,... . I" " eon, vi r. i . , tu klgls' """Dei. ft 0 o. 1 500 Winn Kniirll, ... Steam Cli Eugene I..,,.? W .,. 1 str INrOirfces gerty at thetoIlMi Oregcn. .offei Ice cream h"-,',-Jaar' up. rWx " ephone ordta Uit 8isak ' ; '"Silk i 1 have some AcsstM and can nuke pn cjjjj member, I b,u. U 81 lent Sohai Smei Open all oigbt t n 1. markbt served. Ten salespeople t ..A preferred. CaDw, , : The lion Marche. t tEl If taken thin am f. all summer. It an. . eat, sleep '.nd gin wnoie lamiif. la rv Mountain Tea. Sal I " lets. Jt. Split bambuo t;' ' for $1 at t. ct..y" Use Iieao epriif' ( bops. i Cbi an NewBijoiiithi R. P.STAWiilL Fro West andWaloraf Id the Traffip an! Sctic-. - The Crettf1" MsiialK';:. w' Jeanette 4dso IMustmed Sooit 'esOI , Bijo- W aew lite nasiej I log! ima Any Set he 1 . ReservedSasX. 1 Matinees will bti-Psj ' tr 1 Ml I '.Ik'-1 17T . i 7 I-