Eugene daily guard., November 13, 1906, Image 2

DFLTA ALPHA FRATERINTY
IN FINE NEW HOME
College Boys Now Occupy Building
Built Especially for Them-Medal
Debate on December 8
The Delta Alpha fraternity of the
university hQH moved Into Its new
home on the corner of East Twelfth
and Mill streets. The fraternity
was only formed during the lute
spring semester. This year they
have been living at 671 Patterson
street while their fine new house was
finally completed. The prevailing
Btyle of hoth house and furnishings
Is based on tho Mission type, and it
makes, to say the least, a very pleus
ant home, for the hoys. There are
about twenty rooms in tho building.
The members of the organization
are G. W. Ilui?.G. V. Mount, O. N.
Bittner, O. P. Arnsplger, F. It.
Mount, G. J. Kcstley, Eberle Kuy
kondall, R. P. McCarty, Dan J. Kel
ly, Virgil Cooper, T. R. Townsend,
R. B. Obertauffer, L. Plnkliam, D.
T. Goodman, A. W. Sehumakcr and
Donald P. Stevenson.
Medal Dclwte.
On December 8 the annual alumni
gold medal debute will be held to
choose the best dobator In the Insti
tution who has not ulrcady won out
in a contest. Last year J. C. Vuntch
was successful; In 1904 V. C. Win
Blow, and the first contest of the
kind in 1!I03 was won by V. W. Tom
Unson. This year for tho I'htlolo
glan Debating Society Henry McKln
ney, H. K. Shirk and Prunels V. Gal
loway will be representatives In the
debute, and J. rt. Lutouretto and two
members who uro as yet unsclecled
will uphold the honor of the Luu
reans. Somo phase of tho municipal
ownership question will be the sub
ject. One of tho great Interesting fea
tures of tho buttlo Is thut euch soci
ety feels It a victory over tho other
If one of their representatives: cap
tures tho modal.
AS TOLD IN THE !
HILLS COMING
"As Told In the Hills" will be,ro-
duced at the opera house one night, !
Tuesday, November 20th. Tho cast
is headed by Dorothy Grey, an emo
tional actress of extra strong powers, '
ably assisted by that clever young :
actor, Victor Penwarden, and the
piuy Is produced with an entire new
equipment of special scenery. "As
Told In the Hills" is a picture of life
in the West and the many stirring
scenes and comedy incidents are
brought buck to our minds so vividly
that the audiences are carried back
to the "days gone by."
Stumpagfl for sale, 25 cents per
cord. Second growth fir, six milcB
south of town. lOnqulro at 4-15 Kast
Eleventh street, Eugene. tf
LIMB RAW AS
PIECE OF BEEF
Suffered For Three Years With
Itching Humor Doctor Did No
Good Cruiser Newark, U, S. N.
Man Cured in Three Weeks.
SPEEDY CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES
"I suffered with humor for nlxnit
three years, off nud on, I finally saw
a doctor and ho guvo mo remedies that
OKI mo no genu,
so I tried Cuticuru
when my limb lie
low tho knee to the
anklo was as raw
as n picro of beef.
All I used was tho
Cut icura Soap and
tho Ointment. I
bathed with tho
Soap evory day and used about six
or seven boxes of Ointment. 1 was
thoroughly cured of tho humor in thrro
weeks and haven't been au'ected with
it sineo. I uso no other Snap than
Cuticura now. I rcmnin, yours rcniect
fullv, II. J. Myers, U. S. N., V. S. 3.
Newark, Now York, July 8, 1005.
" 1'. S. Publish if you wish."
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CE1 LON
SEVEN FLAVO.TS
Golden Gate Japan
Golden Gate English Breakfast
Golden Gate Ceylon
Golden Gate Oolong
Golden Gate Fancy Blend
Golden Gate Gunpowder
Golden Gate Black and Green
fPacW m Flavor-Tijht Cartons
f J. A. Folger & Co., San FrancUco
Over $2,600 Worth of
Pianos Sold in a Week
This Is the way the iMorris Piano
House turns them out.
Most of thorn went to Eugene busi
ucss meu.
One 8700 Job, a line iuterlor pluy
er. One JU50 Job, a line electric piano.
One 100 Job, aud several smaller
sales.
You do uot have; to pay a music
teacher from 810 to 8.10 I' they recom
mend a piano ut the Morris Music
House.
Our pinnos are sold O.N' THE MER
IT OK THE INSTHUMEXTS.
Como in and select a nice pinuo or
organ for an Xmas present and no
will keep It aud deliver it on Xmns
day.
""We had several deliveries of this
kind lust year.
II. E. MOKRIS iuuait! HOUSE,
Chrisuiau It Ik. GOG Willamette
CUTICURAGROWSIIAIR
Crusted Scalps Cleansed and
Purified by Cuticura Sonp
Assisted bv lifiht dressings of Cuticura,
the great Skin Curo. Tliis treatment at
once stops falling hair, removes crusts,
scales, and damlrulT, destroy hair
parasites, soothes irritated, itching
surfaces, stimulates tho hair follicles,
loosens thosealpskiii,suHilies the roots
with energy imd nouiisbnient, and
makes theliairgrow upon nsweet.whoU
omo, healthy scalp when all else fails.
Complete external nnd Internal treat
ment for every humor, from pimples to
scrofula, from lnfancy to age, consisting
of Cutlcurn Soap, Ointment, nnd Tills,
nmv now be had of all druggists forono
dollar. A single set is often sullieient
to cure tho most distressing cases.
R..M ihrti,h..nt tha worM. CwllriiT .-ip. fV.Olnt.
SV l-V' u"4,'fl"-' l'--U lru fc Clirin Ci.,i',S.tj
hup.
Leather Goods
The latest in "Varsity
Bags" and Hand Bags
Schwarzschild's
o Book Store,
586 Willamette Street.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
Boars the
Signature
You Are
CORDIALLY invited to
c:II at Barker's Gun
Store, 33 East 9th St., and
inspect the finest Japanese
Art Ware ever shown in
Eugene, and must be seen
to be iippreciated : : : :
Umbrella Stands some
thing new in Plain and Gilt
dragoon ; Jardiniers in new
gilt designs ; Ash Trays,
Fancy Tea Sets, Curios,
Pugan Vases, Cups and
Saucers, Sugar and Cream
ers, Plates, Olive Trays,
Sweeet Metis, Bon Bon and
Almond Trays, Tea Jars,
Chocolate Sets, Nut Bowls,
Five O'clock Tea, Fern . .
Vases, Pin TrayS, Ice Bowls,
Mugs, etc
Toy Depaitment is brim
full of good things for the
. little Folks. Give us a call
Barker Gun
WORJiS:
East Ninth Street
At our
New Store
WINTER.
OVERCOATS
Are ii great demand
INTER GOODS are in de
mand, and if you have on
spring: or fall wear you are not
comfortable and look shabby. Buy
from us. Good qualities. Years of
experience. Give you satisfaction
Ed. Hanson
. 8 East Ninth t.
egon
Friday and Saturday Nights
AND
ft!
MATIftEE SATURDAY, 2.30 P. M.
The Beautiful Fairy Extravaganza
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32313 G390
Eugene Real Estate Co.
REAL ESTATE
Bargains
FOR SALE
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J62 acres good land; 80 acres under cultivation; 20
acres in clover; the balance in scrub oak and pasture,
little rolling; good house and barn and out buildings;
fine water; will trade for Eugene property or stock of
goods. Price $5000.
3 good lots in the west part of the city, close in. Price
$350 each, or $1000 for the three lots if sold immcdiatly.
Lease on Rooming House, situated on corner of
Salmon and 7th streets, Portland. Oregon. 17 rooms,
all nicely furnished and occupied, clearing $100 a month.
Price $1800 or $2000 in trade for Eugene property.
A thoroughly modern nearly new, 10-room house, lot
100x170. All kinds of shrubbery and fruit. Located
within 2 blocks of First National Bank. This is a
beautiful home. Price $5000.
A five-room house almost new, nicely papered and
painted, plenty of fruit for family use, within one block
of the University, well worth $1000: if sold in the next
five days $800.
New house, 7 rooms, close to good school, situated in
the best part of the city. Price $2000.
7-room house, almost new, plastered down stairs and
cloth and paper up stairs, electric lights in lower part of
house, city water in vard and good well on back porch.
Located on lot 60x150, situated in good part of the city.
Price 1400.
For Farms, Stock Ranches, Orchards x
and Hop Lands call on
Eugene Real Estate Co.
Office 487 Willamette streefi, opposite Eugene Theatre
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66 Yfflf
By W. A. MILNE, Author of "Aladdin," Etc.
Given by Home Talent ; Rehearsed by Author
YOUNG LADIES AND
CHILR.DREN in the CAST
All in Grotesque and Beautiful Costuming, representing Pixies, Goblins, Brownies, Monkeys, Insects, Pickan
innies, Fairies, Flower Girls, Butterflies, Pages, Amason Guards, Japanese Maidens, Yankee Doodle Girls, etc.
Under Auspices of the Geary School
" It Is, In our opinion, the most beautiful and laughahle entertiinment ever devised by amateurs "Minneapolis Daily Journal.
" Nothing ever given here has awakened such enthusiasm as " The PiTtes " Th mutir I snarklinc and the strange adventures
of the weird little spirits kept two packed houses in roars of laughter." The Dalles, Ore., Chronicle.
"The grotesque make-up of the nixies, brownies and goblins caused roars of laughter, but when thev beean their antics the
audienee abandoned themselves to wild screaming which could be heard for blocks "Aberdeen, Wash., Post.
" We have never witnessed a peformance, either aimteur or professional, that excelled "The Pixies" in beauty or inoncentte.
It is simply a grand suceess " Washingtonian, Hoquiam, Wash.
" It Is impossible to believe that such artistic work can be done hv vm,nr imiimn Mr Milne Is a veritable genius, accompli
lug results that caused the Immense audience to sit in open-mouth-wonder "Aberdeen, Wash., Bulletin.
The crowd laughed till their sides ached: rested and l.mih t; 11 lh. ,... ivl n fh .trt lojl.iv thev are lauehinE l1
Certainly " The Pixies " Is as brilliant a conception asever came from mortal u.lnd " Bellingham, Wash., Reveille.
Wonderful Record of "The Pixies"
First produced in New York City in 1894, with a cast of nearly 1000 people; ran for four solid weeks.
Ran for two a'ek In arh nf (11n.:nrt . n ru.it. j-iit- o.i... c. T ruinnn. KAn&ai Cityt"
C .... ... iuHuHiiij .in.., uwaiuu, t iiumieipuid, uaiuniurc, oi. ivuis, v.uit,
rleans. r
Ran for one week In forty-two eastern cities.
Duringthe last twelve years it has been presented In 232 cities, in every state In the Union, in Canada, Great Britain and Australia
It began with ONE DIRECTOR ; last year EIGHTEEN D1REC ; ORS were kept constantly busy.
It covers the same territory year after year. .
This is its first visit west of the Ruckies.
Its success In the east has been duplicated here.
TWO HHIIDC HP cum a rVir cnri r im caidVI AMD
WHERE ALL IS GAUZE AND GLITTER, MUSIC, LOVE AND FLOWERS
icats can be reserved at Linn's Drug Store, beginning Thursday Morning, Nov. J5, at? ociw
Evening Prices 35, 50 and 75 Cents
Matinee PrirPC Children under 14 years of Age 25 Cents
"UCC rilCeS Adults 50 Cents