Eugene daily guard., January 06, 1908, Image 4

FRUIT NEN
RESOLVE FOR THE
UNIVERSITY
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"TiTe Toggery"
Men's stylish up-to-date hand made
Suits....
Reduced from $ 1 0.00 to $ 8.50
Reduced from J 2.50 to 10.00
Reduced from J 5.00 to 13.50
Rcdu:edfrom 16.50 to 15.00
Reduced from 18.00 to 16.00
Reduced from 20.00 to 18.00
Reduced from 22.50 to 20.00
Reduced from - 25.00 to 22.50
Men's $15.00 and $20,00 Top Coats
for $13.50 and $18.00
Priestley Cravenette Rain Coats
Reduced from -$18.00 to $14.50
Reduced from 20,00 to 16.50
Reduced from 22.50 to 18.50
Reduced from... 25.00 to 20.00
These are values not excelled anywhere In the city.
ROBERTS BROS.
TOGGERY
554 WILL ST, - - EUGENE, ORE.
IP VOl) KNIiW
Th merlu ot tho Toxaa V'cnJnr,
you would txivor suffer from klduoy,
bladdnr or rheiimalla trnuhlu. II a
bottle (two months' troatmont). Hold
by 0. 3. Hull, or by mull. H"nl fr
Umllmonlnls. Dr. K. W. Hall, 21120
Ollv itraot, Bt. Louli.
Ill'.l-MKMAKl.S'O
Bulla a iccliilly. Mlun Wllllanu &
Co., Hooma 7 and 8, Gordon block fl
HIMJKK HKWINfl MACIIIMv Co.
Maclilni-a Hold on easy puyiiwnU.
Turiim, 'i por month. 015 Wlllain
otto lrc'ot, l'lione Hud 1451.
I'OHTIAND ItOYAI, 1IAKHHY
llrnud, tho bunt mid healthiest
broad mado. For wilo at Otlo'a.
RkalliiK at tho Underwood Rink
tonight. Ooiuo and onjoy youraolf. a
plotwant tliuti aaaurod. tf
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do 15 ? sr
The program (or the horticultural
meeting at the courthouse Saturday
nlxht wan carried out as advurllsod
and tho addresses all proved very In.
fri-mlnic. Anothor IntereatlnK (ma
ture was the qupatlon box. Numerous
questions pertaining to the growing
of (rult were asked and answers given
by tho speakers and others present.
Ileforo the close of the meeting
M. II. Harlow o((ered the following
resolution, which wag unanimously
adopted:
Whereas, Efforts are being made to
misrepresent the Issue of the Univer
sity o( Oregon appropriation, which
Issue comes up be(ore the people next
June; and
Whereas, The amount appropriated
(or the Statu University, Instead of
being exorbitant, is decidedly small
compared with the amounts sp?nt for
the same purposes In our sister
states; therefore beOt
Itesolved, lly tho horticulturists of
Lane county, assembled In mass meet
ing under the auspices of the Uine
County Horticultural Association and
tho Eugene Commercial Club, this
4th day ot January, 1908, at the cou
ty court house, Eugene, Lane county,
Oregon, that we place ourselveB on
record as being heartily In favor of
Mo appropriation; and be It further
Jtesfilved, That wo urgently request
our fellow horticulturists throughout
tho state of Oregon to study the ques
tion Impartially and then act for the
best Interests of tho educational sya
tom of the state of Oregon.
S. P. BRIDGE NEAR
COBURG COMPLETED
I'l.NK HTKKIj HTKK Tl ltK ON THK
MOOIIIIIKN-NATHON Itlt.WI II
KEI'LACKH OI,l WOODKN
IlltllHiM
Tho Houthnrn Pacific brldgo across
the McKonzIo river near Coburg has
been entirely completed and tho crew
and outfit were In Eugene today ,on
their way to Portland. The Eugeno
Coburg train brought tho work cars
and other puraphernalia over to the
main line and the first freight
train going north took them on to
ward Portland. The bridge Is a
splendid structure and replaced an
old wooden one that did service (or
many years. When the recdnt finan
cial flurry came on the company or
dered work on tho bridge stopped,
nlong with tho curtailment of a great
deal of other work, but In a week or
two afterward the crew was ordered
back to finish the bridge, as it was
very near completion.
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HU'SKAW COl'NTItV
MIhr (irneo flmlth arrlvod Ihh! worJc
for a nluirt Htny on her homestead on
Mnpln f'rci'k. 8h Ih Ii'hcIiIiik !iar
Wulltt Wiilln, ntu! left Mmiiluy on her
wny bnrk to rfldiiiuo work.
Mrnt Oorge MotilKoniury and Mrs.
Prod Howltt nMurncd homo Tuesday
from Salem, whoro they went to ron
nnlt a ni'clullHt concernlnK Mrs. Hew
itt's Jittlfl Klrl'i eyn. The child ha
had threti RiirKic a L nperatloiiH nnd Ih
KettlnK rIouk nicely, with excellent
prottpectH that the vye will he aaved.
It. II. Bernhardt and Ron Paul re
turned homo the flrt of the woek
from a trip to Portland. They brought
back a team of horses, a new waon
and a Kisollne enrlno which they bad
purchaHed. On tho road In from Ku
gene Paul hud charge of the Htcorlng
apparaliia and his father attended to
throwing out and accurtng the bow
line when they wanted to make a
landing.
The lygreo of Honor held their
regular ruction of officers to trve
for tin co'e'ng term, at tloMr meeting
lHwt Thursday evinlng. Tlv fallow
tn jt arc t'loe chosen to fill the vart
iiih ii:ili t: Mrs. V. O. Hmtnn, rhlef
lofhoii -: Mfn-.l Kunke: lady of
j himor; Mr-i. K. 11. A ndT;tn. ricf i'f
mren!ili'H: AIr. IV l- Sovvry. roi-or-iler;
Mr. t!ei, M, tJllth, financier;
I Men. A. Heady, histde watch; Mrt. T.
it'. Saubert, outside watch.
tileiuula Item; lieoi hart Steln
hauer was coming In from K.igene
Mtiuday with a double team and when
Heating hU brother Herman 'h place
near l.nk t'reek a stub came down
arroHH his team. It waa ho rotten that
It broke up and covered Stelnhauer
and hU wagon with debt In. but It
atruck the horses over the haunches
with no much force an to cm ah them
flat to the ground. Srtangely, nn
bouea were broken nnd the animal
sprang to their feet and went on at n
speed they had never aspired to be
fore. Horeuee West.
COFPI'li
Your grocer must sell
1 OJir coffee; we can't all
ije comiortaoie; inn ne
neetln't sell it to you.
Y mi t(H tf rrtatnt rout montf it v dia1
bit Vbiiimc't lUt. fr hok
Dr. I,owe, I lit optician, will be la
bU offic till January S.
Clearance Sale
Commencing Wednesday
Morning, Jan. 8d, and continuing
for 30 days, we have our
Annual Clearance Sale
During this sale every article in our big $48,000 stock
of Furniture, Carpets, Rugs, Linoleums, Matting, Suit
Cases, Trunks, Stoves, Ranges, Tinware, Washing
Machines, Cut Glass, Fine Haviland, Royal Berlin,
Royal Doulton and other high grade Chinaware, Vasks, H
and a full and complete line of high, medium and low H
priced furniture will'besold at great reduction.
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Below Wholesale Cost
In many instances we sell goods actually below
present wholesale prices. It will pay every care
ful purchaser to anticipate their needs and pur
chase now. We have several carloads of furniture
coming and must move goods in stock to make
room for the new arrivals.
or
We sell sell for Cash or Credit, but Clearance
Sale Prices are strictly Cash Prices as are all of
our Special Sales.
Only Eugene
Furniture Stre
Advertising "not
m the Oregon
Furniture Trust."
CAMPBELL-FELLMAN CO.
One Block West, of Lo,n and SavinSs Bank
U:"g?st, Stock,
Bes . Prices, all
X- ods ts repre
en ed. See us
before buying
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A ft UK KOK MISK.nV '
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"I hnvp found a cure for th mln-j
T malaria product," &vs II. M.'
.iKti,,.,. f l.oll,.n. 8. O. "It's ci0(1 !
Mwirlc lllllvrs ami cnnni In hoi
.'.Mil btllf-. It brnakf ,, ,.. o( .
chllU or a hlllou ntsa.-fc In no Mmp i
ami It puts ji-IIow j.ninitk'e clour out 1
of commission." This B1,.at tonic1
mpiliclnc ami Wood purifl, r qt
i riMiri in i stomach, lln-r u,1
kidney rotniilalnts, nnd the mlvrv oi
lam back. Sold under Kuarantw at
. A. Kuvkcndall s drug 8tor
M lWSt U1I1K KXlIt THK tU Ani,
TOKK !(Ms .VVIX.I KU'KS
wii 1 ' '""'"""e r'wma and of.
'or famine,. '"a"i"S flats
KliEK THOMAS. Architect.
lI Hrtom 7. Chrlsman Bik.
1-OUTMM, llVAIl ?KKUV
Munroe's Second Hand Store
6? W. Eighth St.
Housefurnhhingj, Stoves and Rang
We hive usf received
full line o(
HEATERS
coil, combination.
'inigm ana cast
Call and compare quality
nd pricrvbefore buying
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