Eugene daily guard., July 21, 1906, Image 4

Great Muslin
Underwear Sale
With Both Distinction and Difference
The women of our city and vicinity have never been invited
to inspect such a wonderfully brilliant and magnificent array of beau
tiful Undermuslins as is placed at their disposel during this sale.
Five Full Fledged Bargain Lots.
READ THEM:
MANY CHANGES
IN RAILROAD
.'DEPOT FORCES
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LOT A. Every piece worth 50c Sale price 29c.
LOT B. Every piece worth $1.00. Sale price 59c.
LOT C Every piece worth $1.25. Sale price 79c.
LOT D. Every piece worth $1.75. Sale price $1.19.
LOT E. Every piece worth $2.00. Sale price $ 1 .39.
See Window Display. Sale Monday and Tuesday.
All Summer Dress Goods at Spot Cost Monday and Tuesday.
The Bon Marche
The Underselling Store
3. Taylor, of Junction, Will
Succeed A. J, Gilielte at the
Eugene Depot Adair's Succes
sor Will Not Be Chosen Until
Aog'Jit 14
WILL OPERATE
STREET RAILWAY
BY WINTER
Work Will Commence on Sys
tem In Engene Within Few
Weeks
Tina week' Junction City Times
tellH of bruit) a. P. depot cbuogea as
follows :
Cluud Pongra ban been transferred
from Junction to Yoncalla, where be
will bold tbe position of agent. This
is in the line of promotion and at an
increased salary of about 85 per
month. At present the successor of
Mr. Pengra ia unknown.
J. B. Taylor has been transferred to
Eugene and will succeed A. J. Gil
lette In the passenger department.
The family will more to Eugene as
soon as tbe necessary arrangements
can bo made.
. .. .... . - - - Mr. Riley goes south and will bo
contracted for 50,001) pounds at U.'j j succeeded by Mr. Nelson, of Albany,
cents to the Cbas. S. May & Co., of J.C.Clark, of Creswtll, succeeds
Now York. I Leon Parks, who was advanced to
Other contracts were murto with uigbt agent at Junction, and ilnrvey ;
Charles Green & Son, ISniinurd i Co., ' .Morss, also of Creswell, succeeds Otis
as follows: Edward Kavunaugb, of Pitney, resigned, on the night shift, i
Woodlmrn. 0000 pounds at 10 cents;! The successor of L. G. Adair at Eu-
geno will not oo Known uur.ii August j
Uth, when the bids will be opened.
It is not generally believed that sen
iority will prevail in the selection fjr
this office, but tbe one possessing the !
necessary qualicaQtious aside from
tbe length of service will be selected
for tbe place.
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FECIAL SALE ON WHITE SEWING MA
CHINES for the next thirty days at greatly re
duced prices to make room for a carload. Sold
on easy payments. Old machines, hay, grain,
potatoes, cattle, etc., taken in payment forftew
machines. & &
White Sewing Machine
Exchange
534 Willamette Street Phone Black 151 1
P. S. Good Second hand Machines at a Bargain.
23eS3
Force of Men Now at Work on Reser
voir and Gas Plant Will Be
Employed at Building the Line
As Soon As the Plants are
Completed , r'
C. Kavanaugh, of Woodlmrn, lOOO
pounds at 10 cents ; J. A. Fersch
woiler, 7000 pounds at 10 cents; J. A.
and 0. A. Whitney, of Woodburn,
7"i00 pounds nt 10 cents; Nick Se'res,
'at Woodlmrn, 8000 pounds at 10 cents.
! Sulem Journal.
GIRL FINED $5 FOR
INSULTING OLD MAN
Jr R, Sellers, Mrs, Bell and Llllie
Bell Arrested - Outcome of a
Neighborhood Row in Northwest
ern Part of City
NEW DRY G000S
STORE. FOn SPRINGFIELD
SPRINGFIELD ORDERS
LOT OF FIRE ROSE
Fifteen Hundred Feet Ordered This
Morning - Water Mains Will Be
Ready for Service July 25
J A Guard representuUTO -wlillo in
Portland yesterday vi.itnl the office
of A. Welch, manager of the Willam
ette Valley Co, and leainid sumo in
teresting facts lu regard to the enter
prises in which the oon.pitny is pro
moting in Eugene and vicinity.
Mr. Weloh stated that just as soon
na the nretimit work on the new water
system and tbe gas plant in Kugene n'ter curb
lu ,..,n .Ii.lod the reuular force of men. the cases
tog. ther with others, will begin the Bell, bat warned them that If any
construction of tbo street railway further troublo occurred they would
system. Ho thought that the work lmve to Buffer the penalty. The girl
on the reservoir would be clone with- was lined 3 and costs, but execution
lu three or four weeks. Tho work of sentonoo was suspended pending
from now on will bo rushed and If good behavior.
nosslblo a lnruor force of men will bo
A neighborhood row lu the north
western part ot tbe city culminated
but evoking iu tbe arrest of J. R.
Sellers and Airs. Sarah Bell, each
charged with aB'iinlting the other,
and Ullle Bell, charged with using
insulting language toward Sellers.
The trio appeared lu the police court
at 8 o'cl.ck this morning. Judge
Dorrls, after advising them to here-
their tempers, dismissed
against Sellers and Mrs.
The officials of the Willamotte Val-
Uey Co. announce that the water
, . - , - ... ,,.. n j mains on Main sheet iu Springfield
J, A COX, Of BrOWnSVllle, Will DC- will bo ready for service by July 25.
cupy Building Formerly Occupied .l ei"
by Saloon - Telephone Office atrr;vfe6 thBHcity ,wi11 be y.e" pr0;
' r tected from nre and a repetition of
Will B3 MOYed I 'nls morning's blaze can be prevent-
j ed. The reservoir is high enough to
give a good pressure and with the
It is reported that. J. A. Cox, of amount of nose that will be ready
Brownsville, will occupy the Kola for use three qr four good streams
JCeis buildiui; on Main street ,at can be played on any fire that breaks
Spriu Hold lu the near future with a out iu the businses sectiou of the
full lino of dry goods. This is the city in the future,
building torineiiy occpuied by D. J. I
PRESSES
Cummins' saloon.
Tbe Kepner building, just west of
the bank, has been leased to tbe tele
phone compauy and "Central" will
be moved there from Peery's drug
store.
Business Briefs
II. Snook, a Salem oontraotor, well
known lu Kugene, has been awarded
tbo contract for the erection of the
woman's building at tho O. A. C. tor
ol,lHK).
put on
Tho work on tho gas plant will also
pro' eed rapidly, as it Is desired to
get tJ work on tho street railway sys
tem as quickly as possible. Mr.
Welch said that If weather cunditloiiB
are favorable ho expects to have tho
BVEtoin In operation by the latter part
olthe fall or the tore part of tno win- 8j
lor. Tho Hue to Springfield will Im
mediately thereafter bo built.
Mr. Welch, accompanied by I. W.
Audeison, of Spokane, Northwest ro
presentntlvo of Rhodes, Kinkier &
Butcher, the Philadelphia linn back
ing the Willamette Valley Co. K. W.
Hall and other representatives of tho
company, will bo hero next Tuesday
and will make a trip up the MoKeu
.lo. It Is presumed the trip is for
the purpuso of examining sites for an
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uouueod by tho Cluard, tho company g,,, pool,i0 couldn't keep from tak
Intends building nuuioruus trolley iMg trouble even If they wcro vaccl
Hues to outlying districts, and it. is nated for it.
prubablo that a line up tho MoKenzlo
will be constructed some tune iu the' An emergency Is something Uiat tho
., . r.,t.,r i heavy villain carries up
WATER IS NOW I'UKK. j
Mr. Welch stated that since tho fil
ters at the new pumping station huvu'
1eeu put to uso the water furnished j
the city is absolutely pure. He said:
a great many of tho dead end lu the
mains hare been eliminated and those'
that remain nre being constantly j
Hushed. They will all be done away!
w ith as toon as possible.
Got your fishing tackle at
Chambers' Hardware Co
work,
ugeno
tf
The Presidio.
The rresidio of San Francisco, wblcr
was one of the principal places of ref
nge for sufferers from the earthquake
and Are in that cUy. was established
as an army post by tho Spanish about
100 years ago. It was first occupied by
Miss Maude Morris has opened hei
Dressmaking parlors in tho Dunn
building. Reception room 3. 'Phone
17111.
Wouldn't Stand For It,
"Why did you start n light with that
boy?"
"He said 1 couldn't swenr any better
thau his uncle's parrot."
Doubtful Praise.
"This Is what I call a good cigar."
"It docs smell as though it were all
wool."
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
carries up his sleeve
which, to his surprise, gives the hero a
chance to make good.
We guarantee our
Steam Uya Works.
Vudor Cbuir Hammock, 823.00
Something new; one week's free trial.
Chambers' Hardware Co.
We will make that old summer suit?
look like a new one at tne .ugene
Deo Works, 4oi) Willamette street.
Wood, wood, wood. At Eugeno
Transfer Co.
g You nre missing something if you
do not make a cool room out of your
hot porch with Vudor porch shmlt-,
We put them up free.
Chambers' Hardware Co.
For those wishing the best., C. L.
Winter is in charge of the Wirt.
Photo Co. Studio, and gusrantets r
suits. Chambers Block. 'Phone P
1321.
Leave orders for M. C). Warner,
piano tuner, at Moiris' music stci .
Camp furniture of all bum at
Chambers' ilnnlwitri Co
Tents, all sizes and low pi ice;.
Chambers' lliiii!.v:.r Co
Llsks' anti-rust tim.ir ia tiie
chenpest iu the end. livery pitce
guarautoed.
Chambers' linrdvvar.! H i.
Warner tunos plauos.
Porch chnlrs and lawn fiirultire r.t
Chambers' Hardws.e Co
A box of Preston A Hales' site oil
will keep the water out.
that makes brain ni.ul Liuwii
f . V -l " 4
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1-2 Ll S
any a
View
Disclosed to
You
1 From car windows, via the Rock Island,
that you must not fail to see.
3 Go East via El Paso and you see New and
Old Mexico and Arizona that tawny South
west land of sunshine, where sun and air
rejuvenate with marvelous power.
1 Go via Salt Lake City and Colorado and for
the better part of two days you ride thru the
finest scenery on the American continent.
1 Go "Tourist" and in addition to the delight
ful scenery you'll experience the added advan
tages of a restful trip made at a great
saving over first class, luxurious (but no more
comfortable) accommodations.
J Our folder, "Across the Continent in a Tourist Sleeping
Car," gives full information, bent
upon request.
General Atfent, .
Rock Isljnti-'P'-'sco Lines,
140 Third St., 1 GOTLAND, ORE.
B.'3JtRic!i,ai
Eugene Transfer Co.
Successor to Clorks
All kind of haulfn. and (cam work. Piano moving a
ipecialty. Wood for Sale. Storage.
Omce- 1st statrwrty south of Loan and Savings Bnnlc
Omce Ti lephone Red 1011. Re, Piione Red 10U.
I American troops
j division hoaiiqr.;-.
i UK'nt of Ciitiforni
1 slupe overlook!'
1 noiv'nvot !t
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vn t'1.-' t: iw wo;-! !
lir:ui over l.r.;.'
SI.) uut.1 Is now tin
. f-r tho depiirt
It Is sHnnt'.il on "V
' iT' ' !";v:.i
u;k or tiii' liirfft
.i.,','(nr.v hospitals
!i? resi'rvntiou em-
FOR
CIGARS
HlTlU-1
lh-rl-.t H. 1
f.y wi''.! 1.
co::f.i.
nt!r;!i'i
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I. 11. Ti-lrcr.
i'.-.v'. . whoso contro
ls. McWnilo, former
t .ii.on. China, has
l. v.-;'s not louir since
.'ti r of flip United
l;in;;tloni of NorwnT.
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In onler to become n grat poet tho
first necessity la to liypnotlio n preat
i editor.
dent to
store.
, oflUo over
'I'huue Ul.uk
A fool
' down.
and Ms lies arc soon mil
MARIO COUNTY CONTRACTS.
Hop growers nre yet to reap har
vest from their crop. If reports cut
rent hero nro trno Oeortie Ontva, re
presontliiK Klnlilr, Wolf Netter, lias
had no taker on Ills otter ot ia cents i Every sour ,if snocess hns Its chorus
fur the VMU crop. K. Collard, of In-! of knncken.
dependence, 1ms sold .I'.tXiO pounds
at IJ'a cents, but ((rowers lit hide-.
1'eiidi 11. -o nod here have ivfused lo
s.ll at that, price. ;
Several lii'p coi.triu't-. v. (M. I in
t'.l . offlo i f !. ''" K-'v r. - y
'i'.'d:iy. T1i' price p:il l 111 ''. ' :
l-.it tine wus !) cut-. "r ' " '
hup i ink Co., of luiivpen n.-e, ....
Mrs. I'ulviu's,
Preston
T'.i pe ;!,. t ilk nlni't I ive lielnn
a lK:ritif'd ilreii'i of'en turn nnirriap
ln:. :ui ii''.v ii!ft!itniMi.
S. P. Head,
Ili'.U's Kr;ccry
1711.
Hats nt half prce at
ol hust Ninth street.
l'niiit wit!: V-ioenix pamt.
.V Unit's, lu'en'i.
()ld clothes made to look like new.
4,V H'lliiiiintto street. Kuceue Dye,
Works. " ;
We are uversto..(ed with old p:ip"n.
at the t'nard oflli-e. Ce:re nr..! t-.ke
them awnv at .veer own irlee. t
An mi
ii.U .1 kiiii
k::.,l livtil
is im cT.vtlve
, '.f is c.ii:
IIS
with n'.l r
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niilir.ice
Hew Today.
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lie v.'i.s "e:i i.n'.'j- . .
c.lln;' ... Ii!iis ,-rN
N. II.. : '. sum- v.: "'" a
ivcr while the V
It u a s o - J:uanese J 1
I r.ue coihni..-;.-:on- ' . '.-'' jf
wen- hi sis. T : tJiflS i
fi-.m. y he was i .- f j"
; then f-.r.t :His:. ;; ..s X'J?
an: .v.-.-:a:-y f . oTi I
't:'-,. n ml in sis1- ...'Kf.Jj
i-! ! I..'.r"e ;tf .lie
cn.i'i'inlunHYii ' t.ie lc.ec.itis. It, was
j;;st erior l.i (li s t;:t Mr. IVlrve had
visi i' l !::.!. t-i ! ! ' .'.-. .i-s; in to In
v,'t .".i,' r. - v.,.. . I t.. ! . ...-.ini 'ties In
ih.- e..;:f:!i" '. He ma.l,- a re
:".'i. ii. i -. i.; wi.;. ,i Oenul
( ',.,.- ! i . V. ... . ,r.. i i
. i.':.' fi'-v...-. Mc.'i..io nf:eiwanl made
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CALL UP
PHONE MAIN 68
And get your MEAT delivered to anv
part of the city at any Hme of the day
Jt.Ju by special delivery. ..tl,,-tl
E. T. BUSHNELL
277 13th and Patterson SU.
All Wd&s
Are Alike
To the woman who wears our
slices. Whether she wolks on
the hard city pavements or on
nature's carpet ol grass, she
feels the same springy rebound
at every step, the same coo',
even pressure of the sole ol
her foot and the same stnse of
immunity from corns and every
other foot ill.
Buy your shoes from an expert
.-'hoemsn --Ihits what we ar.
lU.t.iidj; wlii.o wu wait.
Miller's Shoe
Store
41 West, Eighth Street
East Room in Hall BlocK
Schneider Block lot 'tout-v
A. LOMBARD.!
.. D.-aler In j
Cement, Lime, Hard
all Piaster. ;
The Oregon Fire Relief
Association of McMirmviIIe
Will save money lor you. If !'J'
' insurance is aboa to expire see J. H
I Daniel, Lane county (accm, acd lel'3
hew we save you fifty cer cent on roar
insurance. Brick buildings sptc;i!:y-
Eugene Office. McClun duiic.u
room 8. opr. Loan and Savings Fa"-
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Then you break your bike
Ju;t take a hike
A: d look lor Mike. .
. He will fix iti xdlorF"-'""'"
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