Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, December 16, 1907, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextO THE EUOEKE ftAH,? GCAitb, -MoAIMV, DECEMBER J, 1B0T GIVE GLOVES FOR XMAS W'c sell DENT and PERRIN Kid Gloves, and show a very fpmplete stock of colors, black and white, in long and short lengths. , Prices $1.00 to $4.00 a pair. If you are not sure about the size give a glove order. v i Give Handkerchiefs for Xmas , Handkerchiefs make splendid Christmas Gifts. Our ?t,9ck is large and the assortment varied and the values the best we have ever offered. Hundreds of kerchiefs, all kinds, Pri:es lc and 2cndnp to $4.0Q each Give a Hand Bag, a Music Roll, or a Belt The largest assortment of Leather Goods an 1 l!i - very best values, large and small bags in colors and black 50c Lo $20.00. Beautiful Neckwear Hundreds of new neck fixings. Stocks, Taps, Jabots, Turnovers, etc., in black white and colors, all new. Many cohie in by express today, any of these will make a pretty Xmas present, the price 10cto$8.50 Umbrellas for Xmas Umbrellas $l.oo to $J0.oo each Combs or Hosiery for Xmas :r Mm on a 11 Furs We offer our entire stock of Furs at at a reduc tion of, 25c on the dollar. Select now while the stock is' most complete. Ready-to-Wear Apparel Reduced All Coats, Suits and Skirts reduced 25c to 5oc on the Dollar 100 Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets Reduced Our entire stock of Holiday Bath Robes and Smoking Jackets will be on sale beginning tomorrow, "Tuesday' morning at a big saving to you. Nothing is more suitable for a Xmas Gift. $10.00 Iyounglng Rulios and House .Jackets $7.B $8.00 Lounging Holies and House Juckots $0.5(1 tl.TiO Lounging Itoboa und Houho Jnckcta $(1.00 6.00 Lounging Robes and House Jackets $5.00 $."i.00 Lounging Robes and House Jackets $1.00 $4.00 Lounging Robes and House Jackets lj!;!.J." Men's Dress Gloves Low Priced Dent's, Melrs' and Carson's flno dress gloves roducod tomorrow and Wednesday only on both the dressed mid undressed kid and In black, gray, tan, brown, white and Oxford. ta.no Dent's glove $2.00 ti.no Dent's gloves . ... l.7.1 $1.75 Dent's gloves $l.,10 II. GO gloves $1.25 Kluves '' l.00 $1.00 Rlovtn N.V 73c Wool gloves INc Trunks, Suit Cases and Traveling Bags Reduced We place on salo tomorrow our entire stock of trunks, suit, cases and traveling bags at reduced prices. In cluded In our stock Is everything from the cheapest thnl's good to the best that's in ail e. $20. (0 suit cased and trunks $15.01) tlli. 00 suit cases and trunks $12.01) $12. no suit coses and trunks $0.75 $10.00 Bull cases and trunks $H.50 $7.50 suit cases and trunks $(1.50 $!i.00 suit cases and trunks $1.25 $3.00 suit cases and trunks $2.20 We guarantee to replace any stilt case that proves un satisfactory. Tt I Your name and address neatly en Mr CvJCivI grl,VC1' 011 81,11 C"8e 0r trunk, froa Of Holiday Suspenders Reduced 1000 pnHrs of the most beautiful hol iday suspenders ever shown In Eu gune will be placed on sale tomor row at from 10 per cent to ! per cent reduction. Persian silk combinations of sus pender, arm bunds, and hose support ers, beautifully boxed, $2.00 values; ' sale price, $1.25. $5.00 suspenders; sale price.. $4.00 suspenders; sale price . , $:1.00 suspenders: sale price . . $2.00 suspenders; sale price . $1.50 suspenders; sale price . $1.00 suspenders; sale price 75c Biispenders; sale (trice 50c suspenders; sale price S:l..-l $2.75 82..-.0 1 .05 l.k . Hoc . 5(lc 45c Kugroe's (.argent ami Foremost More. S. H. FRIENDLY 594-592 Willomette St. . Your Money's Worth or Your .Money Hack. . BANKS RESUME , BUSINESS ON NORMAL BASIS HEAR IT COMING? All the' flanks of Eugene opened for business on . a . normal -basis this morning at 9 o'clock, lhl3 being the first day after the holiday season which lasted for seven weeks. Each bank reports a connaratively quiet day and more muney was taken in than paid out. Nobody seemed in clined to draw their deposits and there appealed, to ba a feeling of-se- cm uy uniting in use ; nw uiu, ousi- , ness with the nanKs today. "pur deposits today exceeded lhe amount of iiijiiey paid out said Cashier Osbuni, of th? Kugene Loan t Savings Hank, at 4 o.'vlitck this af ternoon. "You may state primitively that ta financial tinny is over, so far as Kuene is conc'i itfd, at lea-it." Cashier Snodgrnsa, of the Fir-st National Bank, s:Ud: "HiiHinesd lias fcardly l'cn as large today as an .Mondays during the holi days. We have not made up our cash yet, but you may by assured that our business is highly satisfactory in ev ery respect." The Chumbers-Biistow Ranking Company and Men-hunt:.' Bank both make reports similar to those given abov.'. Financially speaking. Lane county could not be in better shape than it is today. A year from now the swell campaign UII1I tin a tmnA Ha lalllnar ' And there will be on every aide A line of lovely yelling; A lot of lanky duba whose brain Are off on a vacation Will be Informing ua the way ' To run the blooming nation. Blur boosters who have points to gain Will come around explaining The virtues of the candidates Their party has been training, And they will scatter far and wide. The fields and bushes beating, To gather simple minded ones And lead nieirr to a meeting. The blare of trumpets, bip and bas$, Will simply be confounding,' And on the large resounding drum There will be -heavy pounding. "While down the street the gay parade Will split Its vocals shouting. And In the hall the candidate Will do some 'heavy spouiing. t Yps. we will have the grand-campaign, With n'.l the wheels in "motion; Hysteria will rule the land- From ocean unto ocean. And every one will feel, the thrill From grand a (Krtvn to baby. And on election day we will , Elect the best man maybe. nd heal njurou n,.... "U1ui7,-C I ""'-"'Wto.rii,". gene to begin a meeting at the- Meth odist church December 29. He has demonstrated his adaptability to col lege centres. Attorney L. M. Travis this mo-ning filed in the circuit court the follow ing cases in which he is attorney for the plaintiffs: JIathias W'llhelm vs. Leland Spencer et al; to recover money. E'. T. Bushnell vs. S. B. Kel say; to recover money. L. Simons vs. B. S. Kelsay; to recover money. L. R. Edmonson, administrator of the estate of Florence At. Wynegar, deceased, vs. S. P. and Web Wynesnr, is the title of a suit filed in the cir cuit court today bv the attorney far the plaintiff. L. M. T-avtj, The plan tiff seeks to reiver possession of certain property and to recover mon ey. Last night about 9:30 o'clock a number of hobos at the S. P. depot were acting in a suspicious manner, and Night Operator Taylor, fearing that tiiey might do mischief, tele phoned for the police. Officer Cro npr and Purdy went down and took chacge of the "bos" and placed them In the city jail, where they remained over night. The Eagle?" smoker at their hall Saturday night, was larglv attended and proved to be a splendid success. A number of members of the Rose burg aerie were present and enloy ed the festivities of the occasion. The evening was spent In smoking, listen ing to music und speeches and par taking of refreshments, the lunch served being one of the best .ever en Joyed by the local Eagles. This evening at 7:30 the board of governors of the promotion depart ment of the Commercial Club will meet to transact business. At a meet ing Saturday W.G. Allen was appoint ed r committee of one to arrange for a meeting of the Horticultural Asso ciation. It will be held here an Jan uary 4th. There will be sneakers from different parts of th? tnte. There will be both an afternoon and even ing session. Kept Him In Form. A party of professional men strolled Into the gymnasium ami were testins their strength. The doctor lifted 0OC pounds, the dentist couldn't do quite so much, while the lawyer stepped nr. and without apparent exertion broke the record. "How do you do It, old fellow?" thej asked. "Comes easy .to me." ) "Course lu physical culture?" ' "No." .. "I know," said the dentist. "Hi has had to much practice breaking wills." ! t Her Raason. ! Ir'u'.'.ttr ha &..! S vies Frcm to S6CQ.G0 All Mounted, in Solid Gold and v Platinum inoi a piaiea or unco nnj in or i stock. I have never sold that liol i and never will, I cannot of lori to i do sofor my reputation'ssake. Cil and inspect this line oi goods it ii a pleasure to show them. J. S. LUCKEY The Reliable Jeweler I fttablUhcd ltd "But why did sue marry him?" "She simply couldn't do uuothei thing with him." - The rase cf the Hognn hoy, who Is arenspd of stealing a lnr?p number of Rraln sacks from Rev. Wilson and others about the oily, has been post poned until tomorrow; The rase will come up In the juvenile court. The case of , two of the three hobos, who wer caught stealing some can ned Roods In a box car at the depot, will nlso probably come up In the same court tomorrow. The third one Is over IS and he will be tried in the Jnstlco court. Rainy Days. ' All the bloc'.t Imps fn creation Come an't without hesitation Back my weird Imagination, Goading me to desperation In the winter, when it rains Fill my mhwl with dnrk foreboding. To my dirt-Bt Incommoding, On my spirits Krtef unloading To my siul heart's deep corroding, In tho winter, when It rains. Rainy days In winter are, oh. Full, ah. full of grief and sorrow: From the pant no jny they borrow; Speak they not of fair tomorrow. And for laughter naught remains. Ifr Every is Interested lM ihouH I: MARVEL Whirling Sfnir ae ww TtiBi fjrttft. ft,. tiunatl't .Surf ion. iw-mL en .hoh i onrtE m. iMSSiiWAlUll Jlances for pupils and their friends at Davles' hall every Saturday nignt. Go and hear their music. (122 I J.kraar dntrilit for It. 1 It he cMmliui'ply the MAItv,:,.. ftccetit no ether.' hm wnd itntTin for ! IUuBtnie4 book Jr.. Tt ' .nil nartteiilitrB .rut ilireetion In. ! Tfclllllblft.Onnlefc.7iABVKI.rO., 4 B. ff.r.i .JS1 ItlU. Woodward. ClarkP C- PonliM 1 TO CI HK ir.i.ii oXE PA" TakB LAXATIVE BUOMO Quinine TalilPt8. Druggists refund money if It falls to cure. E. W. GROVE'S slg ! nature Is on each box. 2 5c. I If you are not a depositor in our bank Wo Can mnki! It worth your wlillo to do tiuKlmtsa wllh ua. and v want you to count III and find out why. Your Intermit aro'our Intorvat. Our mi !' la In tho itrtuptTHy 'of tltl-t oimiiniiiilty. an. I tho liroipvrlty of tho coin ill unity la In Individual thrift. Thoru la uothluK that offfra a nth n, twofold otportunliy to tli Individual a hank account. The money you ao B ml dcpoalt In the hank la your It la lit your command at any time to bettor you rcoinllllon, to atari you In bualnea. to build a home, to Inveat protlubly a hundred and one thing (hat syalcittnllc auvliiK put, within tho reach of any person. At tho aanto time that money I koIuk into rlretilnllnn throiiKh hta medium of tho bank It I lie Inn uaed right heru lit home ami 1 making for the proaporlly of thn community. Wo offer our depositors every aervli'e und ronveiileuro In trnna. acting bualnnaa. We alio provldo them an absolutely eufe depoaltory for their tnotioy. - . Klftmtn year' axperlenrf) In iiicreaRrul banking, In which the aocumulated aurelua and uiidlvldist prufll fund now nluouuta to one-third mom thiin the capMal alock. prove the value of the aafe ; nd conservative pollry that we have puraued. I If you have Idle money awaiting Internment we will W pleated to Rlvo you the tx'nent of our experience and advice. Aak fur or writs to u for a ropy of our buuk aliuauar. , .The Eugene Loan (& Savings Bank nstjbiihd I82 I - : .' - 'Cim.11,,1. Vurplnaaud ppoflta, I:W.MM1 W. K. IWMWN, l'nlih-m. K. OSIH lt. fnliler. J It A. TAISK. Vice I'realib-nt. V. W. llHoWX, Ah. t'ultler. CITY NEWS Weather I'ceiltctlou. i Tonight aril 'rueatliiy, .lair. 1 I Skating at the lnderwoo! l ink to- 1 night. A uleanunt lime asiv.ired. f i J The proh:ite c.:urt v:is In aesstnn j totlay, but the commlsalunora' court! j will not convene until the first Mini i day In January. I I Company A will spare no pama to make the .New 1 ear a eve masquerade a auccoss. The best of music will be furnished. tf The Kugeno Lumber Company' sawmill In tills city will resume oper ations tomorrow after couple of week's shutdown. .1. F. W. Snuhert was today ap pointed guardian of William 1... Hay and Koyal A. Saubert, minors, by I'lobatv Judge Chrlsman. morning waa that of Chas. H. nodd vs. J. I). McKarlaiul: to recover mon ey. J. 11. Wells Is attorney for-the phiintir,'. The board of equalisation was to have met today, but owing to the re cent lapse in the holidays it was ad journed by process of law. and now Assessor Keeuey does not know w hen the meeting ran, be held. r 1 K. J. MvClanatlan returned last night from Tacoma. where he at tended the big poultry show. He re ceived second premium on his Hrown Leghorn cockerel which he had on exhibition. The sills of (he Movey building at the entrance to the stairway were re placed with new ones today, the old ones having become rotten through lack of air. A new floor was also put down at the stairway entrance. Saturday evening Jhe high school basketball team suffered defeat by the one-sided score of SO to 3 at the hands of the ball throwers of the I'niveralty. However, the boys are not discouraged, reallilng that their opponent were In a iliHerent vltis altogether. Numerous flags were dup!ay?d t about the city tod.iy, the occasion .he-, lug the aullti'.g of the big btittleslilp fleet from the Atlantic (or the I'acl-, Kvnngelist P. It. - HendenrMeld. Ii.'. who in NoveniN'r closed a series o( ! meetings in Oxford. Ohio. Ihe seat of A circuit court oaso filed tMs the State I'nlvorslty, comes to Ku- 1 Investor will double their money In 1 wo vears If thy buy lots or acre tracts In the Ttlnti. ateaAt B,l.llin- The city must build In that direction tf , Silver NovelUes Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's ORIENTAL TOILET POWDER A pure, nntispp. i tir. Tml.l lW.lL. i for infants and adult. Exqui sitely perfumed. Kenders an excel lent complexion and keeps the skin clear, soft and velvet?. Relieves skin irritaticnand should he used freely after bath ing and shaving, f iving a delight nl and refreshing effect. At deal, ers or by mail, 25 cents Box. Pr. pared by FERO. T. HOPKINS, N.Y. CITY, rroprk-n of COURiUD I ORIENTAL CREAM rO SAU A.XD HSOOMItl.'aDrD T o - ... ST win -h B ni'j Mm,.,,, v, .... I" ' ' ----- r.iiuene m hat nni'siiKs, ' XAir 1 "l s- CI.OTIIKS ItlUSHKS, IH I FKIiS. ItOXM-rr 11KVSHKS, CltKAM JAliS, WHISK UHOOMS, I'KX WM'KKS. XAII, HltlSHKS, St'ISSOHS. T(M)TIC ItlUSHKS, DAHXKItS, M1MTAHY ItHVSIIKS, HAO TA(iS, (THI.IXO IHOXS, TAI'K MC.Vst l!I S. SHOT, HOltNS, . I'OCKKT I'KNCII S. OIXXKH 1IKI.I.S, TOOTH I'll H IHHPl i: pockkt coMits, i:i!Asi:i:s. HAT I'lX HOI.HKltS, HI.OTTI IIS. These articles are all silver mounted well made and very suitable for gift Our line of silver back brushes is the best in the city and 'the prices are reasonable. Come and see these J.- O. WATTS 0