Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 17, 1908, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textm Clothing Sale .AT- "Ihe Toggery n . """i OREGON WON Men's stylish up-to-date hand made Suits.... Reduced from '. $10.00 to $ 8.50 Reduced from. J 2.50 to J0.00 Reduced from 15.00 to 13.50 Reduced from 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 .I.. 25.00 to 22.50 Men's $15.00 and $20.00 Top Coats (or $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. 619 Willamette St. FROM ASHLAND SCORE 41 TO 8 The University of Oregon basket ,. Kiiid lt-rt;at f-l (ho Ashland Ath letic club last nliiht at the Armory hy tho score of 41 to 8. The first half stood S to 7 In favor of the horn'; team, hut In the second half the score ' mounted rapidly. Hathaway on the second paBS in ;the game landed a banket. A f'Mil j Kavo Ashland their first point. Van Heoy, then Charman, followed hy i Hathaway with the last one for Ore gon made the score at the end or tho halt 8 to 7. Ashland thoimht they would win when they went Into the game the second part of the 'c ontest, and tho I first five minutes followed witnoui I any nior encoring. Loosely replaced I Stevenson, who was not In very 1 good form, at center, and while he did hut little basket throwlirK him jself, the team Kot Its eye In a short time, and In the last fifteen minutes oiled up the big score. Ashland's ! only point In the second half came, i on a foul, nittdc the last moment In the game. Moore and Van Scoy put up a splendid game, and while the Ash land guards watched them closely, they made four and three baskets respectively, I)iek Hathaway, in his customary fashion, made titu most baskets of any Individual. Dick Charman played a steady game at guard, Farrlngton being sick. There Is not much to choose hetwoen these two clever men. Strong played guard for two minutes and made a basket. Roles, the Ashland guard, was very fast, nnd Howe did remark ably well. Jtobertson and Herndon, at forwards, did not play consistently. Spencer, tho centor, worked like a horse the whole game, his fault be ing roughness. Mtiltiioimili Coming. Manager Nelson has arranged for Saturday, January 25, the best game of Ihe season with the Multnomah Athfetlc club. A preliminary will probably also be played. Multnomah lias one of ihe best etnms In the stuln, and it Is their first appearance in Kugene. 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 carry 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 Year's token. Hull's Red Cross Drug Store 17-19 EflthSL 537 W.lhn itta St.. IIOltN. T At Panther, January IS, 1908, to O. I). Coryell and wife, a daughter. ' 1 1 l(ST K 1 1 I'M U I . I 'H row HI iS "Ait WoiidiTful," Hays Win. J. llryiin i.l ClieNlerlield I "ills powers are wonucmu to nie, I It Is simply marvelous the gifts this I young ""'n has." So said William Jennings Hrynn In tho Paixoti Hotel at Omaha not long ago. He had Just had nil audience with Grant. Chesterfield, the eminent clairvoyant. Seen yesterday at his quarters in the llolden building, 1143 Willamette street, tho celebrated enigma was i L M 'ft ai.vr uikstkkkiiw A Lot of Hard Work U itccriury to kctp up Hw high tuivi-ird o groccrl. handled here. W ire kept pretty busy in wlrctlng ' the good qui till from ti nuny In frrior grjuirs 10 temptingly offered ut Our reward Ilea itt your coiMn uoui MtUlacliort with th groceries you purchtae hr How gr4t that utufaclion it you can determine by giving uaatttal order today. 1 hat long UxAed foe Sorghum has arrived at Ut. Urtug your tug And get it filled with genuine Sorghum. W. M.- GREEN, S&58SfiKk Phone Main 25. fcifcfifti'WrfffMTglKlntBJHB surrounded by ii throng of people waiting to know what was In store for them. Some wanted to know If j they would soon make change In their business renditions: others if their present dlfricultles would soon cense; others If they would be fortu nate In their love affairs; some want ed to know what their clckness was. slid If they could he cured. It Is said I'rofessor Chesterfield is a remarka ble diagnostician, llecniise of his numerous engagements made, Vrofes or Chesterfield will be obliged (o re.' main In Kugene several days longer. Ills parlors remain open (o the public until V p. m. and all day Sunday. fOltTl.ASIl KOYAI. HAKMtY llrend, the best and henltnlesl bread made, for sale t Otto's. 8 ! BRODEUSBRCb. NEW MARKET We are now located in our nc-y building croa the itrctt and we will be plovd lo wc you. ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can Choice Lard for 65c Broil l r4 Sttwi Strictly Colt PrW Wnt. Bth Sunt, BRODERS BROS. NIW MAKKIT ll YOl' KNKW The merits t tho Texas Wfnder. feu would never suffer from kidney. bladder or rheumatic trouble. II s bottle tlwo mouths' treatment. Sold )v O .1. II ill, or ! mail. Send for ten'imoiilsls. lr. K. W. Hull, tMi . slreet. St. l.ouU. It. t ItK A tt.J li IN (K l VV T:lie I.AXVT1VK IIKtniO t.Niinliw l'sel.l. ltnWl r-fund money It It lulls lo cure. K. W, OltOVK'S ! osture Is on each box. tit. CASTCHIA For IufimU 'jd Ch.i.va. Till Rind Yot ' Iv!c2: Coul Bar th. r S'tf usati of C, .... jj "l c 4 FORBES, WEST POINT COACH, MAY BE HERE riumor around the University stales that the matter of coaches for next year will be settled tomorrow. It seems that there is some doubt as to the choice, the selection laying between Coach Chase, who did so well with the second team, and Korbea, of West Point, who was let out last fall. Korbes was an all-American man for two years at Yale, artd know-B the Kastorn game to perfection.. Those who want to see Chase come out at tho head of the game here say that Korbes would be only an experiment, while Chase's ability Is well known. Among other offers is one from Coach Place, of Washington. in regard to the Yale man the Port land Journal says: "With such a man as Korbes work ing with the Oregonian3 It Is believed the greatest team In the history of tho collego can be evolved. Hereto fore tho coaches, with the exception of Dick Smith, the former graduate who captained' Columbia. University, havo bc-en from the Middle West. Sometimes they have been success ful, but not always, it being appar ent that they are not so well ac quainted ' with the highest develop ment of the game as the men from beyond tho Alleghenies. "It will take a pretty sum to se cure a man of the ability of Korbes, but football paid well last year and bids fair to grow In public favor next season. If the State University secures the Yale man or any coach from the big Esatern colleges then It deserves to be complimented on its progress. A touch of Yale foot-1 ball direct from the seat of learning' would be welcome here in the North-' west." i Sftscial Shirt Waist Mse?lh T. :ii u cnie for two weeks et from '4 to '4 Jess Hundreds ot New 1 903 Vjist,5 will n sale tOMWO w an OCtual worth All new J90S styles. Some are Twelve Afferent 1.? on inTo.hers with tr mmed witn lace ana e:u'r 7 w; h three quarter sleeves three quter sleeves open en front, and others with ttoee q There is abont one hundred and titty waists of which woul be ?ood value at H50 s a e-- cfc Other styles at $ 1 .50, $ 1 .98, $3.25, j." COMMERCIAL CLUB'S RESOLUTION ENDORSED Tho papers throughout the state ; aro commenting favorabiyyon the Ku-! gene Commercial Club's request ot j tho railroads to give Oregon a share j of their advertising in the Kastern papers. The Kosoburg iteview, Al-i bany Democrat, the Portland Tele- J gram nnd others recently gave public-' ily to the resolution. It is a fact, not known to many Oreonians, thai the dally papers of the big UUistern cities contain splendid advertisements urg ing people to go to California, but. that none of theso mention Oregon. Letters are being received daily j from tho railroad officials showing I that they take the suggestion in the I kindly spirit in which It was sent out. i 1 AR I mm ' mm $M8 l$JM8 48 ft fA I ft mk I -USA $1.98 & '$1.48 ISA $2.48 j NEWLAND'S DEPARTMENT STORE aJMmnjHaaanrw3ffvmjii 1 wim i mmmjm ihi i i mi ,HiM i i 11 1 ij,-gwqfnjl&ifimnTaa i i -- - - -- Chesterfield COFFEE The world is full of anonymous coffee : "Java and Mocha." Who returns your money if you don't like 'em ? Your grocar return! four moner U fom doit llk ScbilliQf'a Utt: wa py him- Psychic Palmist and Clairvoyaht W1L1.M.UK' KIHNr.1 Pl!,lrf) Have you neglected your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and gladder? Have you pains in the loins, side, bnck, groins and bladder? Have you a flabby ap pearance of the fneo, especially un der the ryes? Toe frequent a desire to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kid ney Pills will cure you. Sold by Linn Drug Co., price uo cm i. Williams Ufi;. Co., pious., Clevei..ud. Ohio. si'oiti". i!'tn;s a xi) okkicks 1 have blocks In contemplation. Tenants desiring store rooms and of fices will do well to consult mo im mediately. I am alBO planning flats for families. KliKK THOMAS, Architect. 1 2tt Hoom 7, Chrlsman P.Ik. attain that subtle, force, that a il:ir;lv MM.I.IVM CAHIHH.II' Al.'K WITH AKNICA anil WITCH IIAKI. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, let ter, chapped hands and all skin erup tions. Guaranteed to give satisfaction or money refunded. Sold by Unn Orug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props., W(MI 8AWIXO Jojin M. P. Diiod, sucetsst.r to W K. Hoduy. All wood sawed to gaiigu. For prompt service phone lllack SS13. 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The thrilling melo-di.ima "A Texas Outlaw" Fl iday...The sweetest story ever written "Dore Thome" SatUI diy. .Lillian Mortimer's latest success "A Man's Broken Promise'' BETWEEN ACTC Hi jh Clas Vaudeville including n,w illustrated songs and moving piclures. Changed nightly. PRICES-1 5c-25c-35c-50c r (i.XSOI.INK Wtkil) HAWINU saw W. P.. hite l prepared to your wood on short notice. Phone Ulsck 4 SSI. Hestdence, 616 West Slsth street. Paring ihe Ions, dreary winter mouths mothers become tired, w6rn out, can e.u. sleep or work. Ilollls etr s ttck Mountain Tea Is the greatest blenslng for mothers. Makes them happy and w. II. Sic, Tea or lab lets. l.inn rirng Company. The Theatre Cafe is new serving a dish of delicious frsh shrimp with every order ot oysters. Come mid ea oysters. tf IHUXSMAKINU Suits siHVIslty. Miss Williams A Co., Itoom T and S, Gordon block fl "flllllltK '""'IIIIH IF YOU NEED ..GROCERIES.. . WE HAVE THEM ' A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, I Tin and Granitcwarc. Headquarters for White River Flour Candies, Nuts and C ranges J. W. WHITE, TTe-Grocer Corner 5tld Willamette Sb. Phone RecT461 1 1 ' on IN ONB OR MANY COLORS 6 3 LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH QRADE WORK Til it in ti usTtn tun, 1. h.TES'i I BANGS C P. BARNARD EARL oUNLTT LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Fl ' , Cfcs Alys Ready Mrst Cass 1 ufnouts o A Daeri?tSoM ' EUGEVE-FLORENCE STAGE- V ivjI. V- JU ' l A 9lllvitl...F,.ll t'"''-'i! -e-O.d the i v'k! ,0f MjPl"on. Close connection by I r-fl"fcn, 1'v "'or. Slum., 1 Pi ,4 jcm ' MaSCPh0ne Main 22-Livery Phone Main 21 o