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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1907)
AAA AAA A AAA 4 " ISTANL15YS 6 1 2 Willamette Street Eugene, Oregon -!- o o ooo Men's Men's Chrisman Block :::::::::a:::u::::at::::::::::::::::::ta::n:::tn:::::n:::::n:::::::: The STAGE In both comic and mimical comedy tho "catchy" quality of the mimic In tho truoat measure ot popularity In tact. 111 bond of anccosi. Upon thin more thaii anythliiK else rota tho Ufa of thu work, lluatav Ludora baa contributed to tho score of "Tho I'rlnce of I'llson," which Mr. Hiivbku offora at the Kimono theatre tonlKht. oino of the most faacluatliiK mulo dlea ho has ever written. The llhrei tlat of the tame opera, Frank 1'lx loy, baa provided altuullona of atii'h romantic, and plctiiremiuo nature na readily to aiiKKent lyrics of rare po ntic value and Idealism. There are more thmi a aenre of aoiiK hlls In "The I'rlnce of I'llsen," and all acorn to have attained vnriiirltiK popularity. "The Hiiiik of the Cities" la a niitn br that always scores cmphnllcally with nn nudlcuco and Ih (he cprc alon of a very clever Idea thai of travcHlyliiK tin' popular minimi Mains of Klrla In various pnrta of the conn try, tho carrl.iBi", ilk and little af flictions of manner hcltm net entilnlcd trM 0 l m lf H U.V S t 9 ftM-ir-Jx Till HFMIV W. $ 1 0 Suits $ 1 2 Suits WE BUY In each Inalnnce by tho Klrla ropro 'acnlliiK the acvoral cltlea. These travesties are ninde more patent by the characteristic tollula worn by the flKtirautoa. Other an una from "The i Prince of Pllscn" that have gained eiial or oven Krenter favor are "The Tale of tho Sea Hholl," "Tho Mesas ku of Ihe Violet," "lleldolliora," "l'lc tiiros In the Bninke," "l'relty I'lty Widow," mid "Muck to the Boule vard." Thcae numhora were never sun ao admirably aa thla aeaaon, for the aliiKliiK alreiiKlh of the prevent cninpan ylnlerprednK the opera la the atroiiKeat Mr. Huvnge has ever gotten toKelher. There la a certain charm about that delightful musical production, "The lalo of Splie," which the II. ('. Whitney Company la to preaent ol the I'liKcno theatre Frldni, October 4. that never (alia lo culhuao (he lnoa( crlllcnl audience. The comh'iiiittntt of luneful music, witty dialogue. Inilllaul lyrics, citillic since soi- MWAt.K "!. "I -VK OF IIKA1 O One of the nicest lines of Men's Clothing that can be found in the city. The entire stock of the bankrupt Union Store of Lewiston, Idaho, To Be Sold Below Manufacturers9 Cost This line comprises all the latest patterns in plaids, checks, etc, besides the staple blues and blacks. The clothing is from Hoffman, Rothchild & Co.'s famous New York factory. Every garment bears the union label. Every suit in the lot is up to the minute in style. Better buy now for you seldom get such an opportunity. for $6.50 for $8.00 A few better suits at the dozens of suits daily, so suits from the Lewiston FOR. LESS STANLEY (lngB, and tho original onsumlile pic tures, daucea and puses, eapeclully ai ranged and produced under the per sonal direction of that great master of alage craft, llerr (lua Huhlke, ux clualvoly engaged by Mr. Whitney for Ilia nuiueroua apectaculur produc tions, la lrrpslstnltlo. The locale of the alory, which la of an odd theme treated In a moat orlglnnl manner by Ihe manors of the hook anil lyrlca, Allen I. owe and (leorge K. Stoddard, la laid on an lalnnd In the Japan aea. Thla admlu ! of acenlc aurroundlnga of the moat lavlah deacrlptlon and every advnn- tago haa been taken by the profea ! tage tins been taken by the producer! j to make Ihe spoTtado n beautiful I dream of Irrldoaccnt coloring that j haa rarely been equalled. I Tho mualc la of that uplifting kind that drives away gli i and brlnga , i Kindness and contentment. There ,are anlil to be fully twenty a rig hlta ;of the whlaillng variety In tho piece mill the singing voices nf bol.'i prlncl ; pills and chorus are reported lo bo nway above those inuall found In Ibis high class form ol musical enter- lalnmeuts The casl Is a very strong one. and Is headed by that droll cornelian, John My lie, whose cover unties mid TV" ICMIH IMtO ! , T,,.N ,K "TIIK O same tremendous reduction. We , are selling don't delay if you want to get one of these stock. 612 Willamette St., Eugene, Or. smart sayings havo made thousands laugh. Others In the organization are: Charles Purcoll, Harry It. Wat . son. Hurry Williams, Bam Hose, Kd- , win l.ang, Mllrlo Watson, Loretto Uroadwell, Roberta Wilson. In buK.,.,1,..- !. nkn..n .1.1.. production the old atyle chorus gr was entirely eliminated, with the re- i soil that that portion of tho companv 'Is composed of youuK and p etty glrls. who are clever dancers and ac- tresses with all the charm which youth can lend. I 4M iJV-ATdito roAT()iis Wilt riros.. land locator.. Cmnk county, Or. llomeatcnd, timber, desert and awamp land locations. Thorough knowledge of the country and abso- lute reliability and accuracy guaran- teed. Those desiring to use any of their public land rights In a new and growing section of Oregoo should cominunieatc with us. For further Infortunium call at Vincent's restaurant. Kugene, Ore gon. Address Wilt Bros, Sisters. Or. It Porch ami lnwn lurniture. CIIAMIIKKS IIAKDWAItE CD. IT.I(9. p-.?( t V" T rt-,-rNr en s $ Men's $20 Suits for $ 1 3 WE SELL FOR LESS S lMIX'S NORTH HANK KOAll NKAItS C'OMI'LKTION J. N. Hill, vice president of the Northern Pacific, accompanied by W. L. Darling, chief engineer of the ,7 " , , . f??'b Vi ' , T'aZ lnal,ectlp,11 f , 'he ""J! PmllA. & J"5"1? "Ilroad J1'""8 "l. "kot tha ?ulum.- fbJa: ,IW ff'cil '-'" yesterday af- , ",,' ' ,.? ,, " . r. mak.e ?, '",ther examination of j the work eblng done. "The road will doubtless be In op- i ernton ,)y November .. aal(, Chlef Eu '. Klneer Darling, who has general su- P'rvlalon over the construction of the Portland & Seattle. "We have 12ii "'lies of track already laid from Kennewlck. The remainder of the i work Is going ahead rapidly, and we i expect lo bo i nnn'ng trains within tnu avxt two mouths." Oregonlaa. MOTH Kit S KITC11KX Seventh and Oak streets, has open ed under new management, liood ' board and room by the day. week or tnonlh. First-class home cooking Chicken dinner every Sundav. It MRS. S. Y. AHHOTT. T,.rnr-y ! 5 Suits for $ 1 0 H W. Nl GRFITN THE SQUARE iioVf DEAL GROCER. 619 Willamette St Dhn.o m.;. -e m AN - BY MAIL VOb MAV KfctP AN ACCOUNT WITH US l PORTLAND, OREGON AND YOUR NEIGHBOR KNOWS NOTHING OF IT 4 INTEREST WRITE FOR OUR BOOKLET ON BANKING BY MAIL ne,lSAM'S ''T.WFICE MAKES OUR BANMNu H MAIL SYSTEM A SUCCESS SAVINGS BANK ; Cttlr cSuarantrr & Zvuzt G . .(4244 Washington Street. Co,. Second. Portland, Oregofo Near H 9th Strest, H 8 The Woman Behind the Pocket Book is the customer we appeal to. To be sure she wan's the best grocery staples and table lux uries, but she wants no over charging for that "best." We are not a bit arfaid of her, for the simple reason that our prices can't be beaten for same quality. As a matter of con venience we deliver orders at regular stated intervals, or in a nurry it you use the phone. - - UVIIC ITIUIU sv J KING G O G a n 4 9 5
