Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, May 01, 1907, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI THIS STORE S HALKS FOK LP.CII 1007 I WAS 4.". PEIt f'EXT. Sffirri.- Tmv- ZZiiiii iz Dull In ftXLLl tVCEXlT ri-TFT GROWING STOKE. - w rn o a w y IHtKE AKE 4LV AT A FAIi: PU'lFIT. J THE SALES FOK MAIJCH, loo. COMPANY BURNS ITS SLASHINGS TELL YQU WHY kT" tni t O w 1 FrviiT Mx:?:f t 3 o'c!cck we wUl put on Ths Lac 2 bale ,2 a La-TC wiu i- c'-iie 1 Bar aoo-tst oi Val. U that cam FridavMav3rd iairexprMi.y. smoi Un rtr, oi 'f --trsn thf crVrt pirt o thi. aso trnmt k j.T - war A-w w-rw-iomi . worth IZi: viri aai k sut tiaa c tie yrf-ii prr HI.E. On thin table you find r x. - - . ---".- J uire assorlnutir rr v.i 1 jt-. " c - , -vnl "in-unes r'': I . ';f'.-:'.' and wide Torchons. uoe.i FIti j En C:2 i Tar - Tits ' rt..J"ir-j to Cc, at a yard er HUNDREDS OF SATISFIED f.Y.j Lace S-tticn v Jv-w!" A lot of allover lace at, Per : yard 25c w -i r Iv V'?' 1 OI R 5c LACE TABLE. H tobu' ROBERTS BROSJ 554 Willamette St Dunn's Sanitary Home Made Bread the Best,-Why? Btcauar it a cr.iic from a combina tion of the best flour obtainable blended in our own bakery; made scientifically on the borne made pi an. After it is panned it is proved with steam, baud in an area with steam in ice red thus doing away with the o2d time custom of washing the bread with grease. We strictly adhere to the pure food law. Sanitary methods are ured in every thing. Ue would be g'.ad to take orders for anyhmg ia the bakery line. Delivered free everywhere in the city any day in the weik. D!i lit lyiX U 2-7 T-sii. T B.-.c.i-K':;?- UsV? Castas r i cos.?.;! ti a-srs-ia cf s: f i - forr-"i f la. Tie tew U r-sir- " all cvrozA or i.ra t-:r a ;3e tvo.:. iai; i,.rs a.! si-ear z a- ""2-. ""-4 ? 4- & taeen t2s.e firs: of O'-cb-rr I:.---: of i :.-r ;J a-y & i";:; is if r. t o: - r ux- a r'-s ;-rri :2 f'ro-i tie rite !": mara -'"1 Tir-4r ;f the atl dry wea".fcr. Koyd all fcyririj? ;a?.cst a fe day arj aad P"' es it:-a to w r'c bcrTiiir tie ahis.z.- The trE-sis very K. all of (he f:r iz borsl ot. aad taen I rrEt fcf3E IO iO??5 5? a?T !ar;n off joftly two days. Tn fire did ot rad to the ?r?n timter in a iia?i Ittu-tasre. acd co dkxize hateTf Ivaj do?. The burning of the tizsh inzs at tfat time will be the means ! of preTemin tnanr forest f'inr dqr- irc tbe ho acd dry p-rt cf the sam- j The loffeine ditrir in whi-h the i bornj were made were at SadIioif. j Fall Creek. Saicaw. and Wmberrr. land at eth pia the territory orer whkh the ftre spread was laree. bat ; nowhere d:d It get beyond costro! of i the men vaicbise it. a the arroand- itijf timber arid brush were not dry lenorash. j Ail f!b-r I??3ine asd $.wmU s firm fthoaii rcaSte xhflr bTjrrirr ai thi tim. whf-tt t"z slafcine- are jit iricht to brn w-II and eT-rytbiiiJt e:e u too er-n as.d wei to ailcw the fire F. B. DUNN, Prop. Phone Main 72. No. 4 EsL 9th St It's Easy To Waste money and time much easier than to save. Eut women generally are good economists if viven the opportunity. That opportunity in so far assume groceries, tabic luxuries, canned and bottled goods, ets. is amply afforded here to the housekeepers of Eugene. Here's a hint W. M. GREEN, SL'Sn 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25 Carry Your Welcome With You in the shape of a fancy box of exquisite defections. Find out quietly -vhat sort of bon bons your friends among the ladies prefer and you may be positive we have them of such quality as to make friend: for you and Our streets. Otto's Confectionery IEUSENE FEOPLE ARRESTED AT OREGON CITY Mr. 1M Visiter arwl Her Sif-r. IJI Iba IW-II. lUy l.ittlw-rtw-id n4 Jav fKharn laogtiC in I laid oo Ixxling Oreeofi Cfty. Apr!! SO. In a raid 5at niht on the Thornton iodstng hog-, at Twelfth and Main street, by OhM of Potke Barns and Nibt Offioers Shaw and Cooke, four peo ple wfre Iand-d In tbc rity 5a H n a frerioti chare-. Mr. Ra K. Fisher waa found in a room with Jam- O born. and in ario'hr room offjr-r rird U'lsvn FW? and Ray II. I.i?! ftrM. JnfcriEatioa fi the cnaiicai refatianft of tfaf quartet wre gvr-n the ollir-ri by Mrs. Srah Jane B-rl'. mother of ih- two oin-n. whet (arae dfwn from Kti'-n la.t nieht and oreo!i! a et.impUir.t before City Re-ronlr-r Iiimna- ic. ib- tald (ha; :he Rt-'-n and hr daueM-rs tav in W a fa i n & fy n . but she r 1- i v ed t r d ihat i hey came here about ten day aeo The huaband of Mr. Fiher la em ployed in the pa;r milU a( West Oregon City. Littlefield and M;j IWll were marri-d this niornic t Circoit Judxe Mv Bride, and informa tion was returned by The diri't -torney" office axatnt Mrs. Fisher and CHburn. who pleaded it'iilty. O burn was fin-d $ti or 25 days to Fntenre in th cae of Mrs. Fisher was suspended. Wool and Mohair Wanted AND ALL FARJti PRODUCE J. JACOBS 75 W.Sth Strsct HMMMNNHNHtWWmiMIWMNIMI AMERICAN SAILORS FIGHT WITH CUBAN OFFICIALS (Conllntied from Pace t.t officers permit s-j men certain tib?riir so Iodk as they refrained from diKrdr. and the officials of the r.arr deixnment are at a los to conreire any rrwo for the chance of attitude on the part of the Santiago police. The nT department officials do not believe the men were much lo hlmie nd are certain thev were not she ixxrmsorV because Commander Tiiin reiHirts that they were ' at tacked." and the character of the tn-)uri-s received indicates that thev were assaulted wiih clubs and rwords or bayonets. There ia no mention of anv injurv iniii'tej uHin the iice Tlie Ijle ItiMirnnce muddle has marled the public to thlnkini; The wonderful ur.-v. !,,! hj n"'t Itatiard' Hor, hound rnp in it cruaije on couths. in it;nia. Iironchitu. ar.d all pulmon ary tronb!.t- has Mrt.-d ib- ,ub !: to thtnku.i of this wor.d.rtul r-'''!ri!ton Thev are all u-ir.r it ' J"i nth in;,,n and down with l kro r'ric ;',c. and $1 j l.lnn lri, Co. OVERTONl HAS MOVED TO Nos. 16 and 1 8 - West 7th St. Where he wUt be pleased to have friends and Custome wneren come and see hb.P "'VTCVfl9faaa4aaaaaaa Ion't fill to atren.t ! r..n.Pt G .e eiten bv the te.n. ittt.. j Hand at the theatre April 30 Try aome of our auer kr-ut. It i appetiiina. j Put new paper oa your dimna room from Preton 4 Ha!e" ock a-d ee ' the difference It makes to tiQble i O 0 O OABTOftXA. I Special Offerings in New 190? Goods f Mm A Sa'e of Si!ks Fee two week we will Diake spe cial offerins in silt. Fctl jar4 w:ie b:ark ta'feta silk, -.-:s-t it JS.:.-. at. per jri ". S1.19 'l- brack Peaa d sole at. Til 90c All 6r and 6oc .Silt'. 49c Le2dies DreiS Skirts .4.00 and Value. .90 We ar showing a rerj desir ab!e line of ladie$" new spring skirts that are worth $4.00 and J-i9 at $3.90 lietter Goods at 3.50 and 83.T5 Waists Jj A boat 'JifHt cf Uii season's ntw rirellfi.t tfyK fiiv quality white Uns and linen, embroidered fronts. Ions and hort lerres, open In front and bark. This lot of wa'its are actually worth oce-(hird more than the saEe price. Best iossibIe vala for and Sl.. Sale pric. w S3.25 Elbow Length Gloves A lot of Is-irsch fabric plove. is white and cr:-acn. Ixjk tike ns drefed k;d, w:;I wash: price r--r rir SI. 25 New Veils on Display la blark and asserted colors, one and a half yards Ion;: price, each, c and ToO Lefldies White Wash Belts One lot of white embroidered waih belli, osaallr sold at 1 5c at. each. loC Others in finer quality, some with new pearl bockles, regular '.. at 35c Splendid A'aloeis Here Tbw Month SNOW WHITE MUSLN UNDSRrVEARjj Regardless of the low prices you will be asked to pay. erery garment has our guarantee of abso lute worthiness and satis faction. We will refund the pur chase price if yoa are no entirely satisfied wuh jour purchase. ic Gowns -49o $1.50 Gowns . . SI. 25 S3 .00 shirts . . . S2.25 Drawers, 25c to. SI. 25 lton't Kor mnIiu Hnder-n-ar until yoa see oar line. We offer splendid a Incs. New Spring Suitings on Display It U an aDrrd fart thai no ottier loral store give swrh values in di--s c-xK as we do. If the quality is the .same vnr iiices are Vr it ; at the sank- price, our quality is bettt-r. I 5&C u ill tuy tine srrir,2 suiting 35 ys Oress Goods tbat are old all over this town at 4 5c and 5c the yard. ZOO For suiting that is actually worth 3.''C a yard. worth 6c the yarv.'. G'J as vjrtnicnt of pattcrrns anJ stylt-s. 42-inch Black Mobair, 50c Special Values in Lace Curtains In Arabia, lace running thb ntonth we will offer sotur exceptional gtMMl aliH. Why not bay your curtain now. itbile the price are yet very low? Prices oa these goods have hoeo advanced 15 to 2T per c-nt. but we have not ailvance the price in our curtains yet. One lot of Arabian lace curtains full three yards long, good wid'b and very pretty design, act 'tally worth 11. SO. at, per pair gl.4S A lot of curtains, ruffi-d, one for a window, extra values at, eath S2.75 Another lot of Arabian lace cur tains, all three yards long and extra wide; could not b? bought and sold at present market value for less than i2.T,": our price. w hile they last, at 2.19 $:, Swiss Curtains for. 3.90 R. W. Newlon MVr.Klfcl). Profe-aMr A. M. Wendell, of the Stat? Normal faculty, and Miss Grce Hvland. of Eneene. were niarrieJri the latter city last evening, and the newly wedd'-d couple wlu return to Ahland to take tip their residence here. Professor Wendell came here from the East last year to join the normal faculty M:ss Hyland. who is a sister of Mrs. A. E. MrFarland. of this city. has been a student at the in stitution for several years. Their numerous friends Join in congratula tions, Ashland Tidings. April 2 7. STOP GKl'MRLIXG if yon suffer from rheumatism or pains, for Ballard s Snow Ltstment will bring quick relief. It is a mre cure for sprains, rheumatism, con tracted mueles and all sains and Tit tin ih reach of all. Price !ic " c. $1 C R. Smith. Tenaha. Tex ! .n;: I have usi Ballard's Snow Uniaient in my farQy (or years and Lave found It a fine remedy for all pains and aches. I recommend n for rains in th chest. Linn Drug Co. SttH&s1-; t.i mi ihi mail a - s- i ?"Ct sr --.t iV yp . Embroideries for 5c a Ycrd This is the greatest buy in embroiderers this splendid, progressive store has ever made, and as it Is the store policy to sell at a reason able profit, next Saturday morning we will spread out on our bar gain tables this lot, which consist of about 700 yards. Some of these look lite loc embroideries to us and the rest look like 9e, 10c and .- nuuruiuvnrg. e want you to see them and let us know if you ever saw such embroideries as these sold at this price. On sale Saturday, May 4th, until all sold out, at, a yd 5c Early Wash Goods Showing "Go to XenlandN for Wash Goods" is a piece of advice which must frequently be given and always herded if our steady increasing prices proove that Itusiness can serve as a criterion. The following surh advice is well worth following: 8 l-Sp' will buy zepher ginghams, 25c Iottcd Swiss Muslin, 18c. Saturday. May 4. we will put on sale for one week a lot of 2jc dotted Swiss iausiin, in good as sortment of patterns, at, yd. 1 Chambray for 10c Yard. A nice assortment of chambray, in plain colors, actually worth 12 1-2 cents, at, per yd... IQp 30c 'or domestic pongee, in as sortment of colors: look well and wiil outwear all silk. plain colors, worth 10c. Itudiant Suiting, iv Yard. A very desirable goods for sum mer skirts, waists and children's dresses, plain colors; very silkv, at- a -vard 25c Batiste 10c, 13 l-2c, 15c, 18c yd. Several hundred yards of Ba tiste now on display, fine assort ment of patterns. 7 STTIEMS Baat ki liuu. cwmI Cw. 1M Sil Makers t "" M f . C Cnm We are exclusive agents for the American Beauty Corset. They are guaranteed to give satisfac tion. Nice White Girdles 35c Better grade of Tape Girdles, white, pink and blue, splendid Talues- at 50c 75c Long Hip 5!e. All our regular T.".c long hip corsets, with hose supporters at tached, will be oa sale at. a pair 59c Better grades, $1.;.1 and $1.50 Men's Furrishings A new stock of hats for spring and summer wear now in. Includ ing all kinds of straw goods for men, boys and children. We Sell the $:.5o Hats at S.t.oo Shce Department Infants' Soft Soles, fn assorted colors, per pair 19c Children's Dongola Kid Shoes, sizes 5 to S, per pair. . . -69p Children's Fine French Kid Shoes, sizes 5 to S. per pair 81.49 Misses' Genuine Box Calf School Shoes, stylish and long wear, sizes 5 to S, per pair 1.49 Misses' Fine French Kid Shoes, a very stylish and good shoe, at, per pair 1.S9 WOMEN'S KID SHOES, 1.4!) One lot of Ladies' Fine Kid Shoes, heavy extension soles, hard to equal at, per pair. S1.49 Ladies' Fine French Kid Shoes. Bluchers, a stylish shoe: . light and heavy sole. at. per pair 2.49 Boys' Genuine Box Calf Shoes. the kind that looks well and give long wear. Try a pair at- Prlcs '- 1.S9 Don't Overlook Our GROCERY Department We sell p(X)J reliable goods at re isoiiable prices. 10 bars pood laundry soap.-25c 20 lbs. Broker H'd Rio? for 1 .OO d, Eugene, Oregon TlMI5l.lt AM) FARM LAM) We can sH you better land for less mi y than you can buv anv Place in Lane county. Don't fail to see or w rite as before having ! S. MiLXE & CO.. " Cottage Grove. Or. HALL &. SHUMWAY, Cmr'y a foil linof plumbing n.vtnre, Plumbing tr-d w.er work. Ai-o general jolbHig it tin ard al-s iron work. Ircn work rtmi attode I to. i Fhone Black 11T1. 4Si Willamette si, ' QIGARg Julius Goldsmith "SI"