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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 21, 1905)
MERCHANTS' ; ANNUAL BANQUET Held at the Smeede Hotel Last Night About Fifty Members of the f.. tective Association Sat Down to the Festal Board Tho first annual ban luet of the Mer obauts' Protective Association at tut Hotel Sueedv last night wa a success la every particular.' About BO mer 'Obaott of tbe city were present and all enjoyed the occasion to ibe fullest ex 'tent. , The dinner was tbe menus of oreat log a mora friendly feeling among the basinets men and of promoting tbe good fellowship that should exist In all oommuoltles. The banquet was a splendid one. Ibe menu was as fol lows: MENU , Oyster Cocktail uream 01 vjeiery Olives Balttd Almonds Celery Obateaubrlazod aux Cbamplgurns I Pineapple fritters Cold Ham Chicken en Mayonnaise Imperial Punch Fried Bprlng Uulukeu, a U Marylan-J .English 1'luiu I'uclding, Brandy Sauce Apple, Mince and Puuipklu Pies ' Vruit Nuts Cafe Noir . BUblNEHS MrJKTINU. At tbe business meeting of tbe sbso olBtlon, beM before the banquet, tbe proposition u widen the saopa of the orgHUlzniloii, taking Into member hip other lines of business aside rrom siricuy mercantile anuses, was aken op and will be disouessd at the .next regular njbetiug. .Tbs assoolatlou is In a very pros perous oouUltlou and every proposi tion to 0(i Die op sj lur has heen ban died soounfuiiy. At present there re less tl.uu ten stores lu the city that are not represented lu the nieu. herohlp of tho atsoolutlou. . Business Bridfs Link's enameled roasters some thing new. CHAMBKKrj' IIARUWAKE. Hot tamaler, boneless ohlokea ta males at tbe Smeede Drill. . , , Wood, wood, wood. At Eugene Transfer Co. (Jet a paokage of Imp Soot Destroy er at Jennings, & EJwards'. Cleans tines before boraiug and puts out tires while burning. Sblnoa polish for the bathtub, eith er zinc or porcelain.' CHAMBEKd' HARDWARE. Hamilton 22 rlfies at ouly 1.50; with extra long barrels, $2. 33 E. Qtn St. liarker's Gun Works, Universal food choppers, all sizes. CHAMBERS HARDWARE. Steam cleaning and pressing daue right at City Dye Works, Weal Eighth street, next door to Eugene Liundry. Sbiuon window oleaner la tbe han diest thing out, 20 cents. CHAMBERS' HARDWARE. New stook of aluminum ware just ecelved from tbe factory; sea it In -how window. CHAMBERS' HARDWARE. . Rblnon oream silver polish will sur prise you- It did us. Money back II you are not satisfied. CHAMBERS' HARDWARE, ALBANY BOYS RUNAWAY LOGGING CAMP FATALITY Asbestos sad irons, th stay bo Kind, 92 a set. CHAMBERS' HAKDWAKE. , Albany, Or., Nov. 20. The young sous or John Morgan anl Charles Hogue, living near this olty, lads aged ahoat 12 years old, have disap peared from tnelr homes and tbe po lios are senrabing for tbe little run aways. tbe boys left borne tome time early Saturday morning, hut nothing was thought of their ahtenoe uolil late Saturday ulght, when a searoh was heguu for them. It was uot until yesterday that the parents ot the little fellows realized that the boya bad; loft heme with no Intention of returning and the oase was given In to the bands of tbe police. Tbe little reiiowa nad no money and tauk vert little la tbe way of clnthlng with them. Some time yesterday afternoon Ar thur Muoson, aged about 20yeari sas killed Montgomery's logging camp on tbe McKenzie near Waltecviile. At 6 o'clock young Munson's feiio workmen found nls dead body lying beside the steep log cbute. No eos as near him at tbe time of tbe fatal accident, bnt Indications pointed lo ibe face tbat a log flew otf tbe date In its rapid descent flDd etimkthe uofortunat6 young marl In the bank, no donbt Killing him Initantly. Manson has no relatives in this pa't rf tbe country, He recently came here from Michigan. Efforts are be lug made today to Inform bis relatives of his death. TANNANSEE'S EXCITABILITY H. Tannantee, a former proprietor of the Hotel Eugene, wbb ioown bere of sooh excitable nature tbat this from the OregooIaD will cause nomr prlsa to those who know blm: . "Because bis dangh er Ella cs-ne hone at midnight, instead of 10 o'olook, as be had commanded, II. TanuaDsee, proprietor of a hotel at H'nurth and Madiaou streets, created rumpus in front ot the city hall and was arrested on a charge of disorderly Mr Monroe oue their parents, Dennis. Miss Klals Darnellle, no has beeu quite 111, is (lowly improving. Sohool is progressing nicely under Ibe management of Mrs. Harper as rlncipal and Miss Delia Brown as primary teacher. Tbe Infant son of N'r. and Mrs. S. J. Bryant Is quite sick. Rav. Curtis pleached In the Chris tian cburch list Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. J. N. tennis and daughter made a business tirp to Eu gene Wednesday. Granville Flitier le staying Id En aene, receiving medical treatment. Messrs. Tony Bryant and Frank r.emley, who are at present worki-g In Sprirgfle'd, visited home SnndBy. A PUBLIC CONVENIENCE Tbe enterprising firm known as Hull's Red Cross Drag Store, East Eighth street, has recently inaugurat ed a new feature in drug store mau- oondupt. When bis daughter arrived agement tbat is sure to be a great with an escort TanraiBee chased her i ooureuleuce to the publlc.as well as a Into tbe atreet, slapped her face and ! business gainer for tbe Bim. ran ber esoort dowD the atreet. The I Anticipating 'he demands of tbe daugbler'a screams attracted a lurae twentieth century, an uge btu every crowd, one of whom telephoned to j body is trying to tare time, I bey have po'lee headquarters. TannanBee, who added to tbe many modern features contended tbat be had a right to do i of tLeir latiness a tree delivery eer with his daughter na be wished, pi t j vice whereby anybody, whether a reg up $25 at tbe station for hii appear-: ular customer or nut, niay bare goodB FranKlin Notes j.v.pKlIn, rfof. 20-Th. Delpbic Knni.tv of the Smftblhld blsh school will give so .oUrttlo ueV followed by a bs-ket soc lal in tbe M. W. A. ball on tbe evening of Girls, oome boys, come tbe !2!Jtu ot mis uiuuhj. ..a hi-lnir baskets, and prepared to bay them. Mrs. Butler, B0 has beeu very sick, la rsparted acme better. and MrB. J. X. Denuis went to day last ween to thil Mr. and Mrs. J. INJURED AT BOHEMIA THe Century Stone Co. Is prepared to Oil orders to- fine flnisbed stone (or buildings,- foundx. tlous, sidewalks, etc. Wortn your In VHatigBtlon. Let us ligure.witb you. iiffloe Bud works on river bank on High street, Eugeue, Oregou. Wood, wood, . wood. Transfer Co. At Eugene I ance In court." When Tannansee appeared In ton t tbe charge was dismissed, tbe : holding tbat a father may prop llj ohastlse bla daughter for keeping j niint be tbe means of savin a Hie, company with a young man not to out sundries or drag store goods of the father's liking and lor staying out : led- impniliance are delivered jest as delivered to their horn., piece of business or wherever they may be by bicycle me-'encer. In o se of sudden illness or accident such a service at a late hour. Attention Patriarchs Work In fne Royal Purple degree Wednesday evening, November 22. Come out; something doing. W. W. CHESSMAN, Patriarch. uitkly. When you have use for such a service call them up on tbe 'phone, Telegram on Sale 1 The Portland Cully Telegram Is on tule at Eaton J. Winetauley's book store, GoldBmitn's elgar store and Roberts' cigar Btore. MMNMOU WMHHH. MB MM ygacrzra err: rgs J. B. Jackson. Employe of Ore gon S'cuntirs Co., Receives Electric Shock x J. B. Jacksrn, one of tbe meq em- ployed by tbe Oregori Securities Com I piny in Ifohemia, got a severe eleclr'o shook yesterday morning while work ing cn a pole on the power line be tween the Champion and Mrisiok mines. The current was turned on by mistake of signals and Jackson was knocked off a pole, both bande being badly burned, and cne of bis legs fraotureu between the knee and hip. The company's doctor nai sent ont from Cottage Grove by epeolal engine. Ja jkson le In a serious condition. MRC. BAKER'S DRA MATIC READING Mrs. Kuoz-Uaker, In dramatio read logs, was greeted by a gond-slzed au dience at the M. E. cburch last even ing. Last night's program was tbe interpretation of Cjrano de Bergerao. Mra Bitter held "Ber audience spell boand from start to finish, and those who heard ber were moro than de lighted with ber rendition of the pi ce. Tonight she appears In "Much Sii About Ni thing." This la ber Istt night In Engine. Those who wish to attend should get their seats early. B ijcu Theatre The program presented at tbe Uljou last night raa bright, laujballs com edy all tbe way through. ' Bruce, Cooper and Driw In a funny farce oalled "Tbe Trail" brought down tbe house by th-lr fiinuylrms. Ic was a olever bnrl jue aod caught the pop ular vein. Drei and Dean presented a clever skit and danced exceptionally well. Miller Evans lo new song story and Mamck Sbah offered some difficult feats of Hindoo magic Tbe bljooosoope also presented a meat film. Wednesday night a Vien na China chocolate et will be gien away. Bring your coupons Wednes day night. Same conpons are Mao good for the gold watch event Friday nigbt. Chocolate set nn exhibition in Hall 4 Con's display window. NiobeTo, "el-, wil, b," 0B In which ZH oese. it i. , ""Mil free frnm . .." nil lovers TrT "''wrl 'ween toe snt. u. 111 i Ml,, i, . "I II "truer, a t aannunc. f & Idle Mis. Cat luve-.Ktn, K... ' in.. J, "7 """t Blve ,J introduce ,hll H youth. ScaU ..... "i Who said dsnce! chance tomorroir night, Biiou Thf R-P.STARKEY.J Double Prise Weeki0aJ :l MGHIS.J T"lcoom K,,uff 1 Til, M,!,.ra Buooosrori, . "'Shi. DiwyrttaS Admission 10c, julj Oold WalIhOI,,tJ Sewing Wanted ' , Plain sewing wanted at reasonable prices Jt 2D6 LInooIp strsiat. ROMADKA READY ACCESS Tl TO tugging and pnlliai A trays. No wear la1 trays. No looking ireiJ place on which to Kt tnnl the cover does it all llliM of the bottom. Brings eta within reach. Ventiiittitq Simple, Savitary, PiirECT. U Stila at ..., For . ngs & ciwvb 9 To be closed out and offered at prices that ought to find ready purchasers. We are going to close out our entire line of Men's Shoes within the next Thirty Days. We will make prices so low that it will pavou to provide yourself with shoes for1 some time to come. ' Our nrices and quality of shoes is so well known that thp stock . needs no introduction. A FEW OF THE t Men's Fine Shoes. MANY ITEMS WHICH 2532 Light weight box call with tip, a neat, dressy shoe. Regular t2.2S, Closing out price $1.75 2533 Light weight vici kid, extra wide, plain toe. Regular $2.25. Closing out price $1.75 2534 Lightweight vici kid, single sole, a dressy dance shoe, regular $2.25. Closing out $1.75 157 Vici kid, Blucher cut, swell last. I Regular 2 50. Closing out price $2.10 158 Velour call, lace, neat toe. Reuclar $2.25. Closing out price $1.80 159 Vici kid, plain, French toe, extra wide and comfortable, regular $2.25, closing out $1.80 , 160 Box dalf, lace, medium weight with tip. ' Regular $2.25. Closing out price $1.80 113 Extra quality Vici, plain toe. Regular 2.5j0. Closing out price $2.08 8194 Russia colt skin, fancy uppers, very dressy." Regular $2.75. Closing out price $2.27 216 Dictator line, fancy velour calf, Blucher cut. Regular S3. 00. Closing out price i 3.48 Pingree & Smith fine shoes, regular $3, $3.50 and $4 shoes, "209 Dictator line, Blucher cut, vici kid, dull kid upper, regular 3. Closing out price $2.48 214 Dictator line, velour calf, lace, swell toe. ver dressy, regular $3. Closing out price $2.48 243 Dictator line, velour calf oxford, Blucher cut. Regular 3. Closing out price $2.48 05 7 Dictator line, patent colt, lace, kid upper. Regular $3. Closing ont price $3.48 094 Commonwealth line, vici kid, lace, extra quality, regular 3. Closing out price 2.38 555 Commonwealth line, velour calf, swell toe, very snappy shoe, regular $3. Closing out 2.38 095 Commonwealth line, velour calf, Blucher cut. Regular S3. Closing out price 2.38 097 Commonwealth line, tan Russia calf, lace, medium toe, regular $3. Closing out price 2.38 574 Premium line, patent colt, Blucher cut, , seal upper, regular $4. Closing out price 2.80 601 Premium line, ex. fine calf, dull oil finish, ciucner cut, rrguiar J, 50. Closing ont 2.69 reduced to $2. WE OFFE Medium and Heavv Weiaht. Sh n calf, lace. Regular S1.50. I ...... ,. . . . . AJUt JVHOTSf. vir.in avfn hn. etnfir nnnn P SU1C. 8 in. tnn nl-irr- tn. i.U CltKlBt U 1661 Celebrated White Oak, fall stock, pto medium toe, Tegular $2.85. C osing oat 1 1669 Celebrated White Oak, full slock, blucher cut, medium toe, regular $2.90. Closing - 1683 Celebrated White Oak, full slock, lice, , medium toe, regular 2.90. ClosiMOot . 1442 Celebrated White Oak, full stock, era , wmc, piam toe, regular n.n. 1732 Men s plain calf, lace. R'etrular 1 r.n oiA r , . Closing out price SI. 18 216 Men s pla n veal calf, standard screw lap 114fi w eKul?r ' Closing out price 1148 Men s oil gram Creedmoor, plain toe, ood 20OMg.eV Re8uIar SI 75. Closing out 206 Men s kangaroo calf lace, unlined, double sole Regular S2.00. Closing out p:ice 19 Men s extra heavy box calf, double sole 80 Seg"tevW-2S- Closing ou, price .80 Men's kangaroo lace unlined, fingle sole 1440 Mln-qUa'"y,' re6U,ar 52 50' C1g ou I'Z :? IT CMdneat,dressy,oe plain toe, regular S2 75 n, ' 1606 Mc.se skinex.ra Eock, J S s" J- nosing out Drice 1.19 1.32 1.50 1.89 2.00 2.00 2.38 Men's Unlaundered Shirts About 10 dozen in the lot. Regular 45c, 39c - lUb, ICKUMI vw.,-, - llf,?. tiool 1 ...1l-l tin wvw iiuuuug vreeimoor, uuuui . sole, plain toe, regular $2:68. Closing -938 Bryant's "NaDDa Tan Calf," hand . - Regular $3.37. Closing out pr.ee - 124 Bryant's logging shoes', hand made. Kef" Ular $5. 00. n.isine out price Men's high top sporting boots. Regular 55.00 Closing out price Men's oil grain and calf boots, one-half, double S0C, 690 and .out at. 75c. Will close Men's Colored Shirts Soft and stiff bosoms, 50c to $1 o values. Sale price JVC w s ...MEN'S CLOTHING... There are still a few suits of men's clothing and pants left in stock, which we will eadeavor to cloe out during this sale. . Suits formerly sold at S2.50, 2.6S and 3.00. Will close out for $ 1 .00 Suits formerly sold at 16.93. 7.00 and 9.00. Will close om fnr net r -1 e rr"'t:n-rja gsazsr!saa sgzgrraF g--y; i y t .j.. inT , , . . .. iup, regular 52.75. Closing out nri 9 ot " grain ana 0811 b00ts one-naii, u" We have several broken lines of h V ' ole'd.e seams, S3,S3.50,g4.C ,. P,n. l!nn!SOf bys sh0 that we will close out at less than cost. ,,.t6mar$ii50 . cants. remiar m 4 S4.au. Sale Commences Nov. 15 THE OLD REI.Taptc cm,,, , ' Tolmie 21 LD.REUAE STORE-: t xvu FIND GOODS AS ADVERTISED. Travel I, ,-w'3 sC
