THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, SATURDAY, JANUARY 4, 1908
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Best
Line of
Clothing
JllaybJ Sound at . oui:
store A suit of Mich
ael, Stern & Co's. fine
Tailored Clothes. We
arc sole agents.
Kjechvear
Ehirts - '
Hoiiery, Gloves,
Underwear
handkerchiefs
Bath Robes
;Tfrj1lilng In Furnishings (lint
.t gentleman iiinis. im hi
ale yon' money "
Christmas i cuts. Iluy
omfthing tliul is useful and
be appreciated.
oun prices
AUK RIGHT.
t. D.HANSON
Xo. 8 East Xinlli Street
, Kiigcnc, Oregon
IS YOUR FAVORITE TO ACT AS Ispringfielo
I CHAPEBONE FOR THE WIPERS
H I im VTVk Mi an.
mm FREE TRIPS TO LOS A
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nor
1RMITAG3 & BOWN
Successors to
YATES &. SON
ivery, Feed and
Sales Stables
m SHAMAN
Junk Dealer
Highest Price caid for
WES, WOOL, pelts;
ID RUBBEk,
MXS SCRAP IRON
'el ALS AND RAGS
also buy
Second Hand Go ids
'-flute ciirect
. Kid 5571
Eugene, Ore.
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CAPITAL PRIZE GUARD POPULAR LAMES' VOTING COXTKST
Now on Exhibition at Kilers Piano House, Seventh, Near Willumette St.,
Eugene, Oregon.
NAMES OK COMPETING CANDIDATES.
District No. 1.
Miss Iclnh Hemlershott. Madison St
Miss Alia Eastiiam, city
Miss Gincc Wood, US1 W. th St
Miss Mublc Johnson, .Hi),) HighSi
Miss Fay i lark, 7;l;i FeiTy St
Miss Muiguci-i.c Woods, 105 W. 8Gi
Miss Lelin liucluiiinii, 10th St
Miss Gussio Jennings, W. 7th St
Miss Grace Dunn 7 (S Olive St
Miss Hazel Hcdkiusou, 234 W. 4tli S
Miss May Douglass, i-earl St t
District No.
Miss Uena ItaLer, Cott.'se Grove
Miss Kale Huwlry, I oti.'e Orove
Miss Alta Will .ui..-, Lexier
Miss Zelma (.ruzan, Dexter
Miss l.eta Santoril, i.itir.j;e Grove
Miss Dora Jacobs, Dexter
Miss .or.t ScoU, tvOituc Gro.e
District Xo. 8.
Miss I la Cushmun, Acme
Miss Hailie look, .Inaction Ci.y
Miss IJllh.u Ilrund, Floivnce
Miss Gertrude liusnncll Junction City
Miss F.rsa llamblc, Mapletou
Miss Minnie SilibetM, Junction City
District No. 4.
Miss Irene Robliiett, Pleasant Hill
Miss Myrtle ltishoo, Coburg
Miss Georgia Neff, Coburg '
Miss Madallne lietts, I oburg
Miss Renia Gucdinaii, Coliurg . .
Miss Ktlie V. l .u-tH, a,-ii:'4Jbl)
Miss I.eta Eversuii, . ivsrt'ell
Miss Milt-tie S.CV.K Maic.il.i
Miss Merril Scott, t i-esvveli
Miss Geui-i.eve Howe, I rcsvveN . . :
Miss Mabel Thompson, Cresviell
Miss Edenia ClutM-l, S,rlngfielil
Miss Emm Smith, Sprliigl ii-ld
Miss Irfiu Scott, Ireswell
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given to the moat popular young la
dies In Lane county.
Many of the candidate are now do
ing good, effective work, which the
change In the line-up of totals will
show, but thore is plenty of time be
tween now and the close of the con
test to catch the leader In your dis
trict, and candidates who are a few
thousand votes behind number one In
each district should not feel a lilt dis
couraged, but go after It more deter
mined than ever and lenders -luiuhl
not overlook the fact that t'.iey should
from now on try to retain th" posi
tion they now hold, as the n:her con
testants will do their level best to
displace her and carry off the hon
ors of the district.
Every contestant in the race vvh-.i
has any intention of winning one of
the valuable prizes will make a vig
orous campaign from now on, and
put forth every effort to .rapture the
leading po.-ition of her particular dis
trict, and do her utmost to retain it.
This is the proper spirit to have
when competing in a contest of thl3
kind, for, as n general rule, candi
dates who enter the race determined
to win and go about getting votes sys
tematically, generally finish at the
top of the list, when the last count
of votes Is made.
The Way Prizes Will He Awarded
Capital prize Grand upright pia
no, valued at $350, will be given to
the young lady who secures the most
votes of any candidate in the con
test, Irrespective of the district Bhe
may represent.
First prize to each district To
the four young ladies who finish
with the largest number of votes to
their credit in each of the four dis
tricts, after the capital prize has been
awarded, will be given a first-class
free trip to l.os Angeles and return,
Including the very best hotel accom
modations fnr one week while in the
city of ms AngelPs, under the escort
of a chnpernno. who will be a resi
dent of I.nne county.
Second prlzj in each district.
Then to the four young ladies who
finish with the second largest num
ber of votes in each of the four dis
trict, after the capital and first
prizes have been awarded, will re
ceive a six-months' full course schol
arship at the Eugene Business Col
lege, one of the best educational In
stitutions In the slate of Oregon.
Lane county will be divided Into
four districts, to which each will he
awarded at least two of the prizes
and one of the four districts will re
ceive three of the prizes, including
thn grand upright piano.
District No. 1. Includes all of thn
city of Eugene.
District No. 2. That part of I aim
county south of Creswell, Including
Cottage Grove, Wildvvood, Hazel Dell
Dexter, London and Lorane.
District No. 3. Junction City.
Florence, and all of Lane county
west of Engine.
District No. 4. Includes Ror'ng
fleld, Cohtirtr, Wendllng, Creswell
Thurston and Marcola.
MATCH FACTORY'S i
FIRST SHIPMENT!
The Oregon Match Company Is now
running full blast, and yesterday
shipped their tirst consignment of
matches to Portland, which consisted,
of fifty cases. Manager Duffle In
forms us that tit")- have orders lor
three hundred morn cases and are
working from eight to ten people
steadily. The industry Is a goo, I one
and will prove profitable for those
who are Interested.
L. C. lleadlo, brother of Herb
Headle, of this place, arrived from
Crystal Valley. Mich., a short time
ago' and has decid- d to make t li i his
1 permanent home. lie Is a cmeiit
! sidewalk and come-'-te build '"!
Intends following that occupation In
Springfield, as ta.'r.
amount of work in
the nov. year.
The Hooih-Kelly
called to work tin.
for a few days, per
ceiving a few or. :.T;
win ho a .ui
l.at line to do
in
mill aan.ls were
.K 'inlay niorniii-:
ilily owing lo re-
; I or lumber. Ru
mors are numerous that the mill is
about to ehaim management, but so
far the News has been unable to ob
fln a nv information that would jus
tify such rumors. However, the an
nual meeting will be held some time
this month and the public must wait
development:!.
Revival meetings at the Methodist
church began last Sunday eveniui;.
George II. Fcese, conference evangel
ist, is assisting the pas. or. The In
terest lias Increased every day and
many people are becoming serious
about religious matters. The meet
ings will continue all of next week.
Chester Nolan, who has for the
past two years been operator at the
Springfield depot, 'has severed all
connection for the time being with
the company and Tuesday took his
denarture for his home at Creswell.
The switch engine that has been in
use here for the past year switch
ing cars for the Springfield, Coburg
and Wendllng yards, was taken off
Monday and now the work is being
tlon by the Cohurg-Eugeno passenger
train.
The students of the Springfield
high school are preparing to -publish
a school paper, the first Issue to ap
pear about the first of February.
Mr. and Mrs. .1. J. Ilryan returned
from a several days' visit with Mr.
Hryan's parents at Philomath Tues
day evening.
Mrs. W. E. MrElroy and little son,
of Salem, pi", visiting their cousin,
Mrs. A. S. Shew. Xes.
Cut out the coupon puu- -r
lished below and fill in the
name of some married lady
who Is a resident ot Lane t
county. It will count ior in t
votes and nominate her.
F.verv candidate In The Guard's
grrat $1000 prize voting conU-st Is re
quested to clip the special cliniwronc
vote coupon (which Is good for
.,....uv .,,wi mi in the lemie nf some
married lady who Is n resident of ,
lane County, whom she would like
to have act as nn escort for the v. lii-,
nets of the I os An-M'lcs trips ami!
"all or bii'i" it to this office before
Monday, Jaiinrry 'Mil Ten '' IM
of names ef prospective ciitmit.atcs
will be published. t
Every Married IjkIj- Who Is a l! sl-;
dent of Lane County Is Eli- ,
irlbp. to CcniiM-te.
Thn crppcone. con test, unlike the
'egular contest, Is an n'mn-f ir-all af
fair, and the married lady who Is fa
vored with th large"! numbc- of
votes will r"celvo a fr-e trtn to Los
Angeles and return, In-ludln? flrst--lass
hotel ac-oriimoditloiis for one '
veek at a lending hotel In the sonth
"rn metronolls "t tb" expense of the
Ku"en Dallv Gtinrl.
Fverv candidate In the ron'est tin(
doubt know? of "ni" pinrrled lady.
who would be delighted to make a
trin with the winners of th Los An-,
geies trip pri7.s, and I; rmiR'ns with
them to cut out and send In as tmny
special 2."i vote couoors as nosiible
to give their partlculT fpv-i-'t- -h--'-erone
candidate a good start in the
race,
A chaperon coupon rood f"f one
vote only will h published eeh day
from now until the close of the con
test February s. and the can llda'
who receives toe largest number of
Totes will be pronounced the winner
when the final count Is nnde the Ip -t
night of the contest. II" sure the
name of your favorite candidate ao
pears when the list Is published next
Monday, .lanunrv !:h.
Every married lady who contem
plates entering th race should rom
liunlcate or rnll at Th 'f) nrd office
ind go- ;-uted as the conditions of
o rnn'et etc
Solrited Pfvnlrv In Ml Dl't-'r's
The four"i week of The Guard's.
Mimiiar lartles' nrl votlrg ot--t
ptis todiy with rewe1 nclv'ty,
nrt with a prospect nf the remaining
weeks nf 'he contest seeing pome spir
ited rivalry for the grand upright
1 Dr. Low:, the optician, will be In
Kimball tilenr, the free trips to Los him test your eyes for 0ases Is
Angeles and ceturn, and the five six- his Eugene office all this week. Have
mouths full course scholarships to be years' experience. tf
VOTES ALLOWED OM NEW AND OLD PREPAID SUllSCRIXTIOXS TO
DAILY GUARD ARK AS FOLLOWS:
New Old .Carrier Mall
Three Months 400 votes 200 votos $1.50 $1.00
Six months 1200 votes fiOO votes $i!.r0 $2.00
One Year . 3000 votes 1600 votes $a.00 $4.00
VOTES ALLOWED ON NEW AND OLD PIVEPAID SUItSCRIITIONS TO
WEEKLY" GUARD
Price
Old Mail
250 votos $1.50
750 votes $3.00
1200 votes $1.50
New
J Year 500 votes
2 Years 1500 votes
3 Years 2 4 00 votes
The Daily Guard's Popi-Iur Indies' Prize Voting Contest
CIIAPEKON'E SPECIAL VOTE COUPON
Mrs
Address.
Cut out and fill In with the name of a married laydy you wlsn
to vot.e for. Send or mail to Contest Department, The Guurd,
and It will count for 25 votss.
I Miss . . .
Adlr.
RIG INCREASE IN
CURRENCY CIRCULATION
Washington,, Jan. 2. The monthly
comparative statement of the comp
troller of the currency shows that at
tne close of business on December 31,
1 907, the total outstanding clrcula
Iton was $090,130,805 wJilch Is an
Increase for the year of $3,9S,426,
and an Increase for the month of
$3:t.li 12,G'J9. The curculaMon
based on Unltefl States bonds
amounted to $t.43,l5!),S!l9, an In
crease for the year of $114,1 79, S 1 5,
and an increase for the month of
$33, 303, Kill. The circulation secur
ed by lawful money amounted to
$46,070,1198, a decrease for the year
of $211,389. and an Increase for the
month of $009,808.
The amount of United States bonds
on deposit tjo se?ure circulating notes
was $'140, 783. 000, and the amount
of bonds on deposit to se:-ure public
deposits was $290,338,4 1 7, as fol
lows: Panama canal, $20,519,300;
certificates ot Indebtedness, $492,
000; 3 per cents of 1308-1 9 18, $5,
005,000; 4 per cents of 1895, $4,
998,500; state, city and railroad
bonds, $215,981,007; Hawaiian
bonds, $2,027,000; Philippine loatiH,
$8,938,000; Porto Rico $780,000.
Holiday
At Exact Cost
The remnants of our holidcy stock
are placed on sale at actual cost.
We prefer to close out the goods
now rather than carry them over.
Some of the things you want for
Christmas, but failed to get, you
can nov buy for yourself at bargain
prices. The sale also affords a rare
opportunity for those who have been
delayed in buying gifts, who need
return gifts, or who want something
to present as a New Year's token.
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store
1 7-19 E 8th St 537 Willamette S6.
IF YOU NEED
..GROCERIES..
WE HAVE THEM
A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and
Gianitcware. Headquarters for
White River Flcur
Candies, Nuts and Orarges
J. W. WHITE, The Grocer
Comer 5th and Willamette Sts. Phc.ie Red 461 1
OREGON HOME & LAND CO
Rooms 9 and 10 over Chambers-Bristow Bank
Get You a Home of
Your Own
Have some pood bargains in small and large farms.
' City Lots and City Homes.
Will be glad to show you anything in real estate.
A Square Deal to All.
Oregon Hami & Land Co., A. A. Aaby, Mgr
NORMAL SCHOOL OFFERS
SPECIAL OPPOiriUXITlES
Tho Southern Oregon State Nor
mal school at Ashland offers speciai
opportunities for teachers to review
for tho teachers' examinations In
February and August, anil to take
work In pedagogy and special meth
ods In teaching tin various grades of
the training school. Since the public
schools of Oregon art calling for
teachers who can teach manual train
ing, many are taking advantage of
the Industrial work lately Installed
In the school. Expenses of board
and lo l ting and -tuition nominal.
The State Normal School at Ash
land Is enjoying the largest appro
priation of state funds ever granted
a normal school In the history of Or
egon. Catalogues sent on applica
tion to the president. J31
EUGENE. HOSPITAL
Mcdic.-l f S. rgir.al
STAIf
U KuykcncVe, M. D.
W. O. rWsf r. M. D.
P. . lUllr, V. O.
K. K. Scaif !v,. O.
D. A P.mir. V. P.
Gen. 0'll,!-j.iir, ft. P.
L. IuM.-i )... ,, I, M. D.
For the care and treatment of
Medical and Surgical Cases
Modern operating room and equipment.
Appliances forX ray work. .
Sputum and blood examinations
Full cotps of trained nurses.
Rates on application.
.. Training School for Nurses..
Rcfcul. r ccurs.c of lectures by the faculty and practical
training in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff
of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor
mation address W. KUYKENDALL, M.D., Supt.
NOTICE TO FRUIT GROWERS
The Dally Guard's Popular ladles' Prize Voting Contest
VOTE COUPON ,
Cut out and f'll In with the name of the young lady you wish
to vo l- for. Send or ti.ail to Contest Department, Tha Guard, and
It w Hi ( -J ii ii t for or vol".
Not Gim l After January (Ith, IttoK
Spraying and Pruning Promptly I I
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We are prepared to do nil kinds of;
spraying and pruning. Call up R" !
2711. C. A. Marker, II. V, Darling, '
J. Keller, .1. A. I lendersun.
!
DIRECTIONS Points not credited to contestant unless CASH
Accompanies the order. To make sure contestant gets proper
rrtdi: for the votes. r:ii!t direct to Guard I'lintin Company, or
tive th mur.'.v t. tti. :H ou imi to favor. A person
now taking either Dally or Weekly Guard will receive votes ac-c-rdlng
to the printed schedule, WIIKN MAKING ANY PAY
MENT ON srilSCHIPTION. PROVIDED THE ABOVE FORM 18
SENT TO THE GUAItu vvi I H TUB M'iNT, Y.
LAND FOR SALE
Say, I hitve porno of the best farms, I
grass, hop and wiieat lands la Lane'
county, and some cVe. lots sad'
acres la 5;it Ingl l Id. S. .V. II. Hunt.
Tho night school at the O'otg tie tt
Riislncss Colleye affords a splendid
educational opportunity to those,
who are employed during the day.
Anyone desiring to enroll for the new
term hrglt'ng .Ian. (ith, pl"is' call
or write for Information. Office at
college open evry afternoon from 2
until 4 during the holidays.
Jan C
BR0D f:RS BROS. NEW MARKET
We are now locate in our ne-.v building
acrositiic street and we will be pleased to see you.
..SPECIAL..
51b Can Choice Lard for 65c
Broil i snd Stews Strictly Co-t, Price
Ws. 8th
Street.
BR.ODERS BROS.
NEW
MAKKLT
, SMMH
If yon want the family healthy,
strong, and active during tho winter,
give mem Holllsters Rocky Moun
tain T'-a. 'Twill surely rngtm end
keen the whole family well. 35c, Tea
or Tablets. i
A FULL LINE OF...
New Granitware jusL in
Stoves, Ranges
and Hsaters
S! I niMP HARDWARE STORE
IfVMlVjt 30 Fust, Ninth Stxret.
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