Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 09, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text.- THKEUOCTK DAILY OTARP. , THliWDAV. JAXfARY 9, 1908 Clothiri g Sale AT "lEe Toggery 1 Men's stylish up-to-date hand made Suits.... Reduced from ,$I0.00 to $ 8.50 Reduced from J 2.50 to J 0.00 Reduced from 15.00 to J 3.50 ' Reduced from r J 6.50 to J 5.00 Reduced from J 8.00 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.1 $J8.00 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 354 WILL ST. - - EUGENE, ORE. WINIFRED KELLY FOUND AND IS er prlcea l4c per 100 pounds CTICC PEnAITY r, JU I II I I Ulintai i i r FRIiAY, jaw. 10th LACH OALg SATURDAY, JAN. aAAoit m ihi local urlre of onions country points today by shippers. At' shipping stations buyers today are of-1 ferltig as Iilnh as 11. 'or iun i slock. Sales are fair but s me ; Krowcra are asaln s.'iowln? a tcn-i ; ... t i.i i.... i n nr ine Hi ll H J 4 P H I M "OIU innuwa." ( . ff et j HUlYiL Ab AIM i market the"' price ' to,!ay"".r' fir-it-i It-lass stock raiiK'.s firm at with, - aUi.(.nH.ilg.i nlr.nu clfiRP tO $2. I-,Orall WKXT TO AMIA VV AM) KKfilS- .h,.1(,r arB Ben(llnl; cut warnings to Ilth4 CHf.S, MAYHEW ! The Jury in the case of the city vs. I ('has .Mayhew, cnarcea -ni "" TKKKIi AT IIOTKIj ir.VliKIl UK!! i "' lr country friends not to K?. ?? - " "nuisance at his place be- up and hold their stock. Buyers claim st evvniagi and at OIVX XAMK MCKT HOMK TllltfH'GII KKAK OF H(t)I,l)IXO KIIOM II Kit MOTH Kit FOB HOME TKIVIAL OFFKXKK HKOUOHT HACK HOMK HY HER VXt'I.K TOWAV Miss Winifred Kolly, who dlsap- returned dims shipping slock. It is stated that nianv consignments to the south ....,.r..,i frr.m her home In this city on ! have recently been made by Kastenu Tuesday .venlng. was found at A.-!m JS'SUS bany lust night and sho arrived home ,I)rv than tt)0 ,.,.., market. on this afternoon's train with her un-j 'cheap flutter Ouite I'lentifiil. ele, William Cheshire of Springfield, 1 The cheaper grades of butter con- . .1 .i,l i.if,rii In i.'u ' II II HO LIIU IH -I! Lll III M'l " train after her. Sheriff Flsk. after attempting to mado at that the market has every prospect J ""V ,h. morninK uMee Judge Dorrls opened It and louna mai u. defendant had been found ftu Ity He postponed sentence until 2 o clock this afternoon, and at that hour called the court to order and Imposed a fine of '200 and a Jail sentence of 60 days. This was a surprise to i l concerned, even to City Attorney Al- . .i . v, nf-inofMi f Inn . : ; Mi. ,. around 50c vD raMuc Bi .c .r " and 55c per 100 pounds , for firs, ? InVl' of making another fractional rise but prices will not go so very mgn because onions will bo brought In from the East ir Pacific coast fig ures warrant It. rotator In a But. L The. potato market Is far from pleasing, either to the shipper or to the producer. Present buying prices Ity be taken to the circuit court on a writ of review. J. M. Pipes is the attorney for the defendant. C wilfBay Fine Wide Lacec DC Worth Regular 12a Yard It will surely pay you to visio our tore next Fri. day and Saturday-Bargams in all Departments y-k morning at 9 'clock wo. will put on I riUBV special sale 18S0 yards of fine lace just in t, nil hritrht 11 eV patterns which we have bought for 'less than market price This lot will be on calP for two davs. Friday and Saturday Some of tins lace is 4 inches wide and would be extra good value 2t 12'A cents the yard. No limit to the amount you. can buy. bale price for the two days, yard 5c and the result is that most sales of beln? 'U. niljlllll.-! ....... roach by telephone the conductor i creamery aro Increasing and even city creameries report a greater m- LADIKH OF (i. A. B. Invites al! G. A. R. comrades and their wives and all circle members and their families to their installation first class products are now oen n ,.,,. ,. r-rentlon Saturday, of outside "- - I WHERE IS B. W, DORSEY FORMERLY OF EUGENE whnro ho went hla relntlvca.hore have no Idea. IT DOKM TIIK 111 HI.NKHS Mr. IS. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton. I ii.i niiyi 01 iiucKiun b Arnica hiiivo: Jame. 1., Furnish, clerk at tho Bu- , ,1 ihe'Md II gene dun Bloro, Infornm Tho Guard . for chapped hands and It cured them, that II. W. Dorscy. hla uncle, who , Applied It to an old aore add It was employed at mo lianga itablo , J'1'!! 'l. without leaving a scar be ta this city for .overi.1 roontht up to't ruYatorV- last sprln;, ir. missing and nothing ' has been henrd from him for somo TO CTltk A IXM IX ONE IIAV II mo past. He left hero In tho spring tor i;ik uny wim a sinuion. in .May Tsko LAXATIVE UUOMO Quinine ha sent Sheriff Kred Flsk a check ; TabluU. Druggists refund money If "mi ii in inj m uii : ii tain to cure. B. w. UHOVE 8 six property he owns on tho Hlualaw and nature la on each box. !5c. the sheriff sent him a receipt. Thei chin k was luler returned to the shr- v nun ail thn lnt,i nih,..i. i Iff with the liiteniiiii( that there were I cleaning and dyeing al tho Kugune no funds to IJorscy'a credit In tho ! l)yo Works, corner Sixth lliul Wlllnm Murahflvld bank, upon which tho ! otlo atreet. Phono Bed Ml. It rni'rs was urawn, nuu uio loner con-' .., talnliig Iho receipt whs riilurned by Warner tunes plnnos. I.enve or- inn poatoiticv at Marsiitield, but dera al Morrla' Music Store. tf All Holiday Goods At Exact Cost The remnants of our holiday stock, are placed on sale at actual cost , We prefer to close out the goods now rather than cany them over. Some of the things you want for Christmas, but failed to get, you can now 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 Years token. Hull s Rei Cross Drug Store IM I I S, -Si: .V.!Wnr.tS-,. t- -rvrr ,'.-itTct . of tho north bound flyer which passed through Eugene Tues day evening, sucxieded lute In iho af ternoon and learned from him that a girl tallying exactly with the descrip tion given of Miss Kelly hoarded the train here and got off at Albany. The shorlff of I.lnn county was then asked to look out for her and he located her at the Huss Hotel between 8 and 9 o'clock last evening. She registered at the hotel shortly after the train ar rived undur her own name. The only explanation given of Miss Kelly's action -Is that on the Impulse of tho moment she concluded to run away from home on account of fear of chastisement from her mother be cause of a trivial breach of family discipline, Hhe Is of a very senHa tlvo nature, Impulsive to tho extreme, and no doubt took this means of avoiding a scolding. Tho family is again reunited and hapy, and the littlo Incident will soon bo forgotten. Hulil She Wan .Visiting. An Albany dispatch In today's. Ore- gouliin says: Sheriff 8. I). Smith received word from Eugene to be on tho watch for Miss Kelly, bs It wns thought sho might havetaken a train from Eugeno for this city lust Ignht. On looking over the hotel register he was sur prised lo sen her name, and Imme diately mitifled V. J. Miller, who is a connection of hers. Mr. Miller, who Is a brother of Con sul (leneral Miller, of Shanghai, went at once to the hotel with his sister. For a long time there was no re sponse to (heir requests to he allowed to entor the room where sho was, hut finally MIsb Milter alone was allowed to ro in. To her Miss Kolly said she had como away from homo slip ply to visit friends at Albany. Innsmuch as she carried no luggage, nnd had no more I him enough money to pay her hotel bill, this statement looked a little strange to Iho Millers. However, sho said that she was going bnck in tho morning. She was finally persuad ed tu accompany Mr. Miller and his sister home for tho night, and will lake tho morning train for Eugene. Miss Kelly refused to niako any explanation of her sudden trip, other lliaii tlfat she hu'l come to visit friends." She -would have nothing to say ns to her motive, and when asked If she had had a quarrel with a young man she maintained a strict silence. It Ik thought thnt one of two rea sons ni l lulled tho girl to run awny from home either sho had had a quarrel with some young man, or there had been some trouble at home. at 4:30 p. m. NETTIE KROL'SE, Pres. 4 S c i .A. it ..A .... 'l mi ii ! ; i I . v.KIU , -J MOST CROCS RS SELL Olympic Flour s every sack guaranteed wWui Ei.ln Orroo turd S.,i. Ii J. m.v. kv, ol bKl Hue toy tb IW ind ih. "uvn " "H1"" Hu ,h, I,-! t),.hty ol td mooWI 'h. co I. . W,tr ,h kw Z olhwliour AJC YtXIR GKOCER FOR IT. - Tl ir MAMKa . . . - a, I, l im fURlLAND FLOUPJNC MILLS S WEEKLY REPORT OF EUGENE MARKET Chlttlm bark- Bii f V-c. Wool I'Onf Jlc. ''ouliry, l-'gg. etc. I'., .,.r ,!,. IMilry llilt'.el- - I'er roll -SO KIT,. Creamery Hutler I'er roll, 60 if Hem I'er lb.. He. l-'i-y.f- I'er lb., lie. (iecse I'er 111., 7e. Iliieks- I'er lb., !c. Turke I'er lb. 12 sc. I iull, cketalili-.. He. New IV1 t ie OtV per rwt. Onion - fer Ui, 2 Sc. I.eiiiiius i'er case, 9 4 . & 0. than ei Ji;l. . I.lvrstiick Meckel. Steeri-I'er lb, S 1-tc. t.ood cows 3 ii t l-Sc. Cvod prune drrased veal SO Sr. Mutton on font I'er lb., 3 v fr tc V: hut-.--4 I L'i Sc. r'nl h-'iK, dressed -C". (.ruin nnd I i-el. Vlnur II SS. Hat luv- $lii. Cheat linv r-r ton, $ t S Timothy hay 1'cr ton--II. New ou'.s- lYr ,u 4;(x Uian I'er ton, :'2. Mixed (e-l I'er lex, I'.'rt. !hori I'er Ion. I'.'"! New Wheat-- I'er bu.. "So linll.-d barley - I". r ten, !:!.". t'li.ipli-d feed - fl p..r n. nine of cream shipments than for merly. It Is stated that supplies of cold Storage butler were never so great In tho east nor on the coast than at present. Poultry Hupplles Are InRilequato. Supplies of poultry continue Inad equate to fill the requirements of the trade and the result Is that the prices are being held up to the top notch. Eggs are holding their own ouite well with some reporting a slight shortage, and others a glut. Price un changed at 32 1-2. Dressed hogs are Mgh with prices firm around 8c for the best. Fresh halibut is almost out of market and the old stocks are being readily sold at quotations. Trade believes when fresh stork arrives that higher prices will rule. Present value at 8c. Quoting Sweet Potntoes Higher. Hepacked sweet prtetoes are sel ling at nn advance of 25c In the lo cal market. Orungo market Is quite firm at for mer rnnge. Supplies Just about equal demand. Demand for cheap qualify apples Ib Increasing nnd the rango of value is qul'n wide. Celery market Is firmer here as n result of tho betier tnP in th. south. Hop IluyerH Still Want Hops. Thorn remains a very llbernl de mand for hops In all three of the coast states. The movement In Cal ifornia is not bo large as In Oregon because the growers there are hold ing back somewhat. There Is adls- posltlon among the buyers here to take all the hops offered by produc ers but onlv low figures are being obtained. Somo of the dealers 'who are not short are t now buying for speculation: this being one of the best features of the tired market at present. Port land Livestock Market A firm tone prevails In all lines In tho local livestock: market, with no change from the quotations of yestorday. Cattle Host steers 3. 754. 25; medium 13. 23$ 13.75; cows $ 3 . 2 r fr 13.00; fair to medium cows 2.50 W 12.75: bulls 1. r0( 12.25;; calves 13. (0 14.00. , Sheep (!ood sheared 14.25 iff 4.75, full wool 14. 50y 5.00; Innibs 4.50 Hi 15.2 5. Hogs Ilest 15.00 ft 15.25; lights, fats and feeds J4.50 ( $5.00. lt)HTI..XI MAKKKT HKPOItT Creamery Hotter 30c it 35c. Kligs 30c n 32c. Chickens I4r(ii 15c. Wheat Valley S5c: bluesiem SSc. f)als Per ton, 2"fri 2S. Hurley Per ton. I27(ii31. Hay Tl nun by IS; cheat 1 13. Mohair Choice. 2030c. Wool Valley lSeHrSnc. Hops- Prime, 4 '-'-cdi 7. Potatoes SOefi 60c. Onions New, l.5(l(!i 175. Chilian hark S l-2cr7c. COFFEE Why Sdiillin's Ikst? Because it is best and your money is yours if you think you don't find it so. Wur cwt rvlnrna roar tcoatr l( tos dost bit tl; w py bin ATTKXTIOX, t'OMUADKS There will be a meeting of old sol diers on next Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the office of J. T. Row land for the purpose or organizing a new Grand Army post In Eugene. All Interested are requested to be pres ent. By order of the committee. 1 jlf SIGH HcfiDAGHE Positively cored by theso Little Tills. They also rellove Dis tress Iran Dyspepsia, In digestion and Too Hearty Iiulnf. A perfect rem edy tor Dizziness. Nausea, Drowsiness. Bud Taste ia tho !outn. Coated Tonguo, Pain In tne side. torpid LIVER. Tnaj regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SWALLDOSE. SMALL PRICE CARTER'S Kittle j PRLS. AUl this week we are offering excep tional bargains In White Lawn and Linon Waists, this numbfr would be good value at '2.50, t 1 AQ sale piice P 1 TlJ Hundreds of new 1908 Waists uow on sale, all this year's styles, I hit beautiful waist is worth a third more than our sale J Newland's Department Store CARTERS BplTTlE in IVER Jyr Genuine Must Bear Fac-Siimle Signature RSFUS- SUBSTITUTES. Munroe's Second Hand Store 67 W. Eighth St,. Housefuraishings, Stoves and Ranges We have ust received a lull line of HEATERS . coal, combination, airtight and cast Call and compare quality and prices before buying ORCCiOn vorn hill for gkocekii'S will show a comfortable saving If you do your buying here. And our lower prices In no case mean lower qualities. It Is the saving on standard t gro ceries that makes buying here truly economical. We have too much faith in your dis cernment to offer you Inferior qualities at any price. W. M. GREEN, 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. hoillTII (;lil vMi.Afi.lNS Tho elg'uh irrado final cxamlns lions for tlie public schools will b held Januarv 2:1. .' t. May It. IV June 1 1 , 1 2 'iYa. hers wtin hnvo pupils rendi for the evuuinntlon should n.it'.'x me "f (he number of questions want ed and ItM mime nf the uersnn an- j pointed (o i'.'ir.lii(-t the cMitnlnuMon al l.-iMt l." lefore the date for jwluh tin i it - ions aro wauled. I . ii. nn.i.AUii. ) Toiia!)- Sill'orlntcndct. t'XI.I. KOli I1H XT VVAiilUMS Itllll l.M M UthIT lil'l-OHT. I'Ttl.tnd, Dr . Jan. Wheat bini-r. r.'o.'i-l a material Improvement In Irade since th op-1 N.Klre Is b'-rebr g'ven thst all l.anr nlni! nf lb,, year and a (l-m tone I comity wan -a::u prior to Kei'ster No 'irevall In fie mark.'! l this time, i .1 6 1 :.. resM-rcd on S-pleiutn'r II l on.lderahle Iiiiiiik Is h.-i,., (one I ! o 7 . will Iw p:iid n presentation at ind the v .liinie of ih- tr.d- Is jtr.J.lm, (!ir.. on .lainiarv ih, ln. In ity Kwwlng I'tl. rs l,i,'.,v under- Merest will ccs,. on that dsv. rut no char,, ,a:!v l,r, y and KiK.-ne. I.ane countv, Or.. Januarv 1 oats are steady a the quotations that i I 9 0S nave riiiea tor a week or more, and out unto ot inene grain. b 1IIOVT4 ring K K. K VSTI.ANO. Treasurer line t'our.ty nli Msrkit lUnglng llilnr. on ai-c.iunt i a sh-n im.,... ment la demand at fractionally high- bread made, for salo al Ottoa. E. C Gulliford Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables i New l-'liMir Itoom Xew Hliblier Tin- Turnouts. I"all Creek Stage Line. 101) West Kill Street. I'hoiie Main O'l MMfMMaeftaHU(l rictures for Xmas IF YOU NEED ..GROCERIES WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and Granitewarc. Headquarters for White River Flour Candies, Nuts and Oranges J. W. WHITE, The Grocer Corner 5th and Willamette Sis. Pho.ie Red 461 J We have jn-t rrrr vrd a Uree or der of Ibrm w-hk-b we will jell for a IrwdAvsatprk.-s tha! w il entice you buy. See Our Window OVERTON Wall Paper and Drug Co. Every Woman "luwimw mm tnoojrt tnow MRTL Mhirt na WM rat .,( (n--n!:.ll ItwiM rW It. . l-3 ' T S i WwiMyrfYi'iiTy,ff 1 1 ii mi in ! nn. in, 1. 1 .-rrt V HI "flwr-MflhiYU ,, TVrTriTVmv -nmmm i IVY V? A.l'.'lV A A FULL LINE OF. New Granitware just, in Stoves, Ranges and Hsaters f,,he Leading Makes at S. L. LONH HARDWARE STORE f"" - - fl-Zr' J. W. BARRINGER Exptrt lloucmovtr Hove- inyt!iing. Twenty-I,v vrirs exocricrcc. Resident. Easl KtdHSU. Koecnt. Oregon HALL &. MIUMWAY rr, .Mil ,.of AnmhiBt fllt'lirt! I lumbliitf are M.r ,ork Also B,eersl j0 Him tn ,,' !lTl,,1'n.,wo,k- lnn"'- " "TlltTI l 1!IVVI. UlkVllV ' Uread. the h,-sl and healthiest Thon Black 117; WlUam.tt. .. Miller's Shoe Store Wost any body can sell you a shoe for summer but FOR WINTER WEAR P TO A SHOEMAKER ho v,nd:rstands the leather and knows 0 Jhat he is selling you. We have a Renng Department fitted up with everything that's rroJcrn in the way of machinery for doing the best of repair work. MILLER, TiTe Shoe Man. West 8th ctr- Home of Good Shoes .1