Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, August 21, 1907, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextEugene Agents for Peerless -Patterns Still Slq ught Peerless Patterns Are Best ermg e are determined to get rid of summer goods of all description. In h a . pelled to make a clean sweep in order to make room for large orders of goods that arTn ontheway. We are making reductions of to on a great many lines. We are handlers of good goods only, and when we advertise a reduction it means that you are positively in the way of securing a bargain. " ' EUGENE HIGH WILL HAVE FAST FOOTBALL TEAM BUY NOW AND SAVE - Men's Shirts and Drawers, 25c Extra nuallty ribbed Shirts and Drawers gooj value at 35c on' sale, while they last, at, each evjC Little Girls' Overalls, 50c Good weight, blue denim, trimmed in red Just the thing tor the little tots to wear when out camping. Ages from 12 to 6 years, pair 50c 25c Pocahontas Cheviots, 14c Nothing better could you get than this, for camp ing and hopptcklng dresses. A very durable fabric, that will wash to your entire satisfaction. 27-inches wide. Per yard I 4C Hop Pickers' Cloves, I0cto 25cPr. We have the canvas gloves reinforced with leather In palm and on fingers; good, serviceable gloves; pair Also the regular cotton hopplcking gloves alloc to 12)&c Mr Hilr. Ladies' Fast Black Hose, Extra Special, 1 2'Ac Pair Sold in most stores at 20 cents per pair. We are selling stacks of them at the extremely low price of, pair idjC Summer Dress Goods Half Price Not very much of an assortment left. It is selling fast; and why not, when 10c goods are selling for 5c; 15c goods are selling for 8c; 20c goods are selling for 10c ? Fifty cents' does a dollar's worth of buying. $5.50 to $6.50 Skirts at $4.00 We have closed out every skirt In the house, ex cepting the 3.50 and 6.50 grades Blue and Black Mohair beautiful skirls. While they last you can take your pick at, each $4.00 Ladies' Oxford Shoes, 20 per cent Off We must reduce our stock of these goods. Now is the time to save Just when you need them. White and black. 11.50 black or white Oxfords 9 1. an 12.00 black or white Oxfords I.(I0 12.50 grades for $2.00, and so on through the list. Are You Putting Up Fruit ? Let us tell yon about THK KVKRLASTIXfi FHl'lT JAR Absolutely the very best fruit Jar on the market. Having the glass lid makes it the most perfect, sanitary and economical jar made. WK CiLAKAXTKK that this jar will give better satisfaction than any jar you have ever used, or your money refunded. Everlasting Pint Jars n,-c do.. Everlasting Quart Jars $1.10 tlnz. Everlasting 1-2 gal, Jars I.:M doa. You save tin expense of new covers each year by purchasing this jar. Cotton Blankets Extra large white and gray just what you want for camping. Extra special at, per pair OjC Men's Trousers Full line of Kazoo Pants for men, from ? 1.25 to $1.00 pair. The llisli School studouts expect to put out a winning loot halt team this year, and Uugal Quiuer. the manager, who Is now in Idaho, is trying to arrange a big trip as far away as Boise, Idaho. He expects to get games with various towns in the Willamette valley, Portland teams, such Eastern Oregon towns as Baker City, La Grande. Pendleton. The Dalles, and will try to get a game with the crack team of Boise, Idaho. The material for the team Is ex cellent this year for Ulcere will he many of last year's veterans In school. Mitchell, the big lenthy center, who graduates this year, will cap tain the team, and expects to have considerable good raw material. Herman Hurd, a former quarter back, will probably fill any place where ever the team at first appears to be weak, he being an all around man. Robert Kuykendall Is likely to be at quarter, for A I. Bean should make a good half back. Harold Cockerllne and Milt. Bur ton are two veterans who will un doubtedly retain their positions. while Ellmnker is a reliable guard or tackle. Clyde Elspass Is a crack erjack halfback who is expected to return from California when the High School opens In September, and Gerald Preston will make a good fullback. Will Bailey, the Junction City big boy. should hold down a guard position against any man. Geo. Hug, principal of the High School, if he has time, will be able to belp the boys on their plays, tnd with his knowledge of the game of football will make a wonderful dif ference In the team. When we say a thing is so it's so. The Place To Trade Nicklm Neal HEIR BORN TO GREAT KRUPP ESTATE Berlin, Auk. 19. The birth of an heir to the Krup works and fortune was appropriately anuounred today by a salute ot can mm at thu Krupp fartovy. ' Bertha Krupp, the oldest daugh ter and principal lepatee of the ureal TESTING STATION HAS FOUR MEN The testing station at the univer sity is doing more work now than at ny previous time, for where they usually have only two men, they now have four, two university students being employed this summer to help Engineer Knapp and Assistant Gess "fr. The timber station Is now work ins on car stringers, testing them in every conceivable way. The actual results are not given out by the ex perts, but are sent back to Washing ton, where the results are published regular bulletins. The station is a very Important one jo the university, for the reason that adds to the equipment along that line. Regular courses are given in toe work. i DIED. 4 I At llarrisburg, Monday. August j 19, after a short illness, Mrs. Doug las Wossoin, in her 35th year. Fu neral will be held in the M. E. church ' at Muddy station and Interment will be made In the Odd Fellows cemetery j near by. Services by Kev. 1). E. i 'Baker. ! "REGULAR AS THE SIX" J n expression as old as the race. No doubt the rising and setting of fe sun is the most regular perform nce In the universe, unless It Is the tctlon of the liver and bowels when 'ulated by Dr. King's New Life nils. Guaranteed by W. L. DeLano, '"legist. 25c. Eugene Transfer Co. Sncccuor to Clark 411 Km ot banting ana team work. Flaoo norlni twctaltT. Wool fot Sale. Stuaf e. Sca- Ittnalrway aoulb of Loan at Saving! Bar M Ti Irchooe BtA lull. Stable! oi. SeS U!l EVERYTHING GOOD IN THE GROCERY LINE AT ALLEN & SON 52 E. Ninth St.. Phone Main 53 have o.ir own delivery Goods handled with care Trial Oriir Appreciated Portland Bank Fails (Continued from Page 1.) ihone Company amounting to $1. 30(1,000 with him to New York to dispose of them, evidently with the idea of obtaining funds to place the bank on a better financial basis jLytle is severe in his condemnation of the business methods of Cashier i Morris. r rienfls oi me ihu-i. h..-' 'he acted within his rights and had I the bank been allowed to do business ' a few more days he would have plac 1 ed It upon Its feet. It Is known that the bank owned valuable real estate and other secur ities. , . . There are a large numuer o. u positors of the poor and middle class. whyktanT WOltRV. .... h,. a severe COla . w nen your tnuu - - i You need not fear pneumonia or oth- j. ....... Keen SUO- !er puimonarv uira. - plied with Kallard's Horehound 8 r- p a positive cure .or cold... whooping cough and bronchi... Mrs. Hall, of Sioux rails, 3. D.. wr"V I have used your wonderful Ba i, rd's Horehound Syrup on my chil dren for five yr. i"o been wonderful." l.lnn Drug Co. rrep.re .f..r tt.e hunting a?..n j:, nm shotgun shell. Ju.-t rec.vcd ? ""a RU KlVlKNK Gl-X CO. COMET MAYBE SEEN BY EARLY RISERS A few early risers In Kugene have lately been trealed to a strangely beautiful sight. A comet with a fiery tail may be seen In the eastern heav ens from 3 o'clock until daybreak. This marvel of the starry canopy may lie plainly discerned by any beholder. There Is but one tall to this comet, and that, as is the case with all such well-behaved heavenly voyagers. Is turned from the sun. The length of the comet anil Its tall seems to be about that distance which lies be tween the two end stars of the bowl of the great d ipper. The comet Is not one that comes In sight of the earth at regular Inter vals, but Is what Is known as a wan derer, coming within the range of earthly vision once and wandering off Into the universe never to return. tn A. 3 T o rt-1 A ' . (HIU)HKX IN PAI.V Never cry as do children suffering from hunger. Such is the cause of all babies who cry and are treated for sickness when they really are suffering from hunger. This Is caus ed by their food not being assimilat ed, but devoured by worms. A few doses of Whites cream vermnuge will cause them to cease crying and begin to thrive at once. Give it a trial. I.inn Drug Company. 40 11(11 I'K'KKHS WiXTKIl vnr rahiiiK furnished to camnerH. Will commence August 29. Pickers moved to and irotn yarn. Appiy iur enbin to a2' GEO. T. HAM- 8 It. HOI Pit KINO XOTK K Picking will rnnimcnrr on :he up per end of 'he CainiitM'll-Walker yard n-x Monday, August tr.. Pickers will ake n"tle. C. A. SOVKKX. We have a few good serond-'nand bossies In trade f'ir wood. Griffin Hardware Co. diwS3 l!i:ilTH Kltl'PP, XOW WIKK OK A fiKK.MAX I.IKITKXAXT gunmaker, was married on October 13,- 1906, to Lieutenant Dr. Ciustav von Hohlen und Halbarh, who was formerly first secretary of the Prus sian legation at the Vatican. Under the terms of her father's will nerlha received property valued at upward of 100. mill. null. The husband was was not rich. The Farm Wagon Is the most Important Implement the rainier buys, and It Is greatly to his interest to buy a good one. It Is greatly to the dealer's Interest to sell the farmer a wagon thut pleases him. It makes a good customer for him and brings additional trade. That Ib what the Mllburn wagon is doing for us. Buy a light-running Mllburn and be happy. Another carload Just received. GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO.. da24 wsl2 IION'T (JHUMI1LK when, your Joints ache and you suffer from rheumatism. Buy a bottle of Ballard's Snow Liniment and get In- .nn. al.,r A fwinltlVA fMlTA for rheumatism, burns, cuts, contracted muscles, sore cnesi, etc. i. i. nogy. a prominent merchant at Willow Point, Texas, says that he finds Bal lard's Snow Liniment the best all round liniment he ever used. Linn Drug Company. f'HOK'K LAXDS FOB HA I. It Say, I have some of the best farms, grass, hop and wheat lands In Lane county and some rholce lots and acres in Springfield. 8. X. B. Hunt. The parly who took the hunting rase gold watch out of the closet at the courthouse on August 20 will greatly oblige the Janitor by return ing it. Initials on the Inside, W. M. ail W. M. 8IIKRMAN. Kugene H.ik-ry tor hot coffee and lnni h at all hours. Opposite theatre. When you buy a Victor you buy the price winner In talking machines, dwtf KI.'GKNK GI N CO. Land cruisers' estimate books fort gulwrilMTtor ihe n.iLV (ilAHU j.ale at the Guard of fir. j JusL a word to those who wish to invest in Land IX the first place, we ask the question why people buy cheap land when, from every point of view, good land Is much more profitable? For Instance, poor land which cannot bo worked at a profit. You can't pay for It In a hundred years. But on the other hand. If you buy good land that you ran work at a profit, It will eventually pay for Itself, whatever the price may be; and again, good land Is much easier worked. If you want to raise stock, good land Is the cheapest. If 'nil wunt to ruise grain, good land la the cheapest. If you want to raise fruit or veget ables, good land la tho cheap est. Why? Because It takes no more to plow It: because It takes no more to harvest It. So It Is clear to see that If It pays to work poor land, It sure ly pays to work good land. So when you buy, buy good land, and then if you snould want to sell It, you have no trouble In disposing of It. So if you want good land at the right price, come and see us. We have made arrangements to sub-divide some of tho best large trncls III, tho country, to suit those who may wish to pur chase their land. It la of the best grade, suitable - to grow anything that growa In the West. Our prices are right, our land Is Al and location good. l'OH BALK An Al all perfect farm; well Improved; a bargain at $20 per acre. I'OH SAI.K 600 acres; well-Improved farm, close to market: 300 acreB In cultivation; living water; 30 acres timber; on good county rond. Price, $2(1 per acre. von sai.k Choice river bottom land; In trncts to suit purchaser; well worth your lime to see this. Price from $55 to $100 per aero. l'Olt HAI.K I 73 acres close to town; houso I and barn; small orchard; 1V4 miles from State Univer sity; nice, rolling land; a bargain at $4.noo. I'OK SAI.K 0 ncres adlolning city limits; all In cultivation; no build ings. Price. $7011. I'Oll HA LK House and two lots; good lo cation; on right side of street; modern hoiiBc; will trade for land with propur location. VOR SALK Choice vacant lots along car line. Prices to suit purchasers. If you want timber and tim ber lands, we have some In large or small tracts. We make timber lands a specialty. All correspondence promptly answered. If you want choice river bot tom land, don't forget to see us. U you want to buy real es tate, call on or address, G.G. GROSS EUGENE Theatre Block Select Your . Fail Suit Early and in this way vou will get your choice of a large stock of tho latest styles and patterns, before they have been picked over. We handle the celebrated Michael Stern high-grade tailored goods all nobby Suits that look well and wear well. We are also offening our summmr lines at greatly reduced prices in order to close them out before the season ends. Full line of high-grade furnishings for men. 9th street ED. HANSON E Oregon 5 College Meat Market The Wide-awake and Up-to-date Botcher Snop at 277 Eatt 13th Street, has reopened under new management With a choice lin of Meats and Lard Also our own delivery Pleasing customers is our motto. Seeing in Believing -Give Us a Call 0 C. M. HALL, Proprietor 0 ac Phone Black 3361 The Proof of the Preserving . lii's in tin eating-. A jar of fruit may luok delicious, but be sure the flavor is retained, and it will be if you use goud sunar, spices, etc. Get them at Green's, and you will be sure they are riuht. We are selling the best quality granulated sugar, malt and fruit vinegar that can be bought. W. M. GREEN, DEAL GROCER. 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25 J. R. NOSES SON Successors to Scobsrt & Dodge " We carry a full line of ; General Merchandise and are headquarters for Fruits and Fresh Vegetables Cor. Oth and Olive Phone Main 4A4 Livery (3& Boarding Stables BARNARD COt WEST, Props. ' First-Class Turnouts of all Descriptions. Rubber Tire Cabs and Single Rigs IF YOU WSH A CAB RING UP MAIN 21 No. 45 West Ninth Street For City Property, Farms. Fruit or Stock Lands Timber bought and sold Locations made on T. C. E. Mines and Mining Stock Call at No. 3 West 5th St Eugene, Or.