Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 23, 1908, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextTHK KCOBNE DAI1T GPiiU. THVMPAT. MXCABY 83, I BIG BASKETBALL The Friendly Store 139th Friday Surprisejale THe FBJENDLY STORE FRIDAY SURPRISE. SALE Muslin, Cambric, Long Cloth India Linon, Nainsook 36 in. Fruit of the Loom Muslin, yd 1 1 C 36 in. Lonsdale Muslin, yd . . . lOC RWV.pd Muslin, vd 10c J VJ 111. I IKJJ i-v-v... . 36 in. Canoe Bleached Muslin, yd 36 in. No. 680 Cambric, yd ... . 36 in. No. 60 Berkley Cambric, yd 36 in. No. 1 00 Berkley Cambric, yd 36 in. Lonsdale Cambric, yd . . . 36 in. Pride of the West Muslin, yd Pillow Casings, Sheetings, Etc., all re duced 10 8c He 13c 18c 15c 21c 2Uc Outins Flannel, yd 9c 50 pieces heavy Outing Flannel in stripes, . . 11.11 -I i , checks, and plain blue, pinK, rea, gray, brown and white, regular 1 2l2c quality special a yard 9c 32-in. Feather Ticking 15c 2 pieces only heavy feather ticking, blue and white stripe regular price 18c sale price tomorrow a yd . . . . 15c 1 5c Kimona Flannelette 1 1 c 20 pieces light and dark colors in figured wrapper and kimona flannelettes, all new designs, heavy fleeced back, 1 5c qualities, special a yd . . . ... 11 C GAME AT ARMORY FRIDAY NIGHT Tomorrow evening the most In.- porlat Jwj' (a wit. son for the bugene niai. PF.RSOXALS ; "la a tower of strength h.. excellent reputation of C. L HivJ their remedies in the city ol Uw, l they are beat known, Irtsnin- "j! the world over, not only aTt but In anything their nrN Southern . h(v( or bave hardest game ...e, - -- t haA While me iucai - nftnif thev will be beaten they feel "T.""i i. w ' Iloseburg the whole team la an old onl. thaf 1.. all the members played together last year and one r tw 0 them for the last three jears. aU Know the game and are very quick Jd betaking the championing tho Willamette valley. Clay atson .probably the quickest and coolest plaver on the coast for his size His brother Gwyn Is very accurate in Growing baskets, and does not get excited, always playing a steady game. He is probably the best for ward in the league. Mitchell, the T. .. ,,. ha Shown himself inval uable through his .accurate passes and quick work on tne ..u.,.. and Cockerllne are about a stand-off ? throwing baskets. Either always throw more than any of the other i playera. u . fn. The lineup 01 u.e .-...... B " fc::::::J::::SS Hislev (c) G Bpan Goodman... O Cockerllne Utility, Young ' The Ho'seburg girls will be along with the team, as they play Albany 1 niirht Thev were to : play here, but as our girls' team was obliged to dlsDana uie game . i After the game Roseburg will be treated to an elaborate reception and i dance. Big Reductions in Underwear, Dress Goods, Silks, Handkerchiefs, Draper ies, Table Linens, Cloaks, Suits, Skirts, Waists, Etc., Etc. 100Suitsworth$8.50,$IO and $12.50 sale price $4.85 Tomorrow, Friday, we place on sale 1 00 absolutely all wool cashmere, tweed, cheviot and worsted suits in sizes 34 to 44 at less than actual cost ot manufacturing. These suits are broken lot and odd sizes and some are slightly damaged. Sale Price Tomorrow $4.85 N0c make no alterations at sale prices, it alterations are necessary we charge customers, actual cost to us. F H Button, of Marcola, spent last esTJX of Junction, is in BT"M&f independence. t . . i Cuoonp ... i ,. .. is Visiting ... . ,,, hor! 1 recoimueua jioou s Sm.,, . ji rs. Jack Kodman is ve., ... , one... Joiim B. U.Y u home on Pearl street. ' Lowell. Mass. "'U L. X. Honey, who nas ueeu . , ,,ronB nil hpilft, j ill, is now m. ---- ,, r.rnve. I. T i :.""".nli r l about them. "If Made by HoodjN "I believe Hoxl' Sarsspariil. A ,1 round family mt-dicine knnw. .7j ( -J G. D. Fabley, 662 Wilder St. LS;'. . ' "WL1. 1 ..""I Andy Graham, of Cottage grove, keep in the bouse for iTS V the city over night. , Fann. Balch. 108 Leve,a ."C will be the wag m the city over night. a ivmmvi 1A.WU a Oitrsaoarill. hlnnd-niiH.Sflr hi th u-...i I.1 pared only by C. I. Hood Co., to J S. E. Steven . . PIAXO Tl'XER , lxavo oruers ut Kilen1 PjJ nuusc, . iniiio Main 41 Kesidpnce 138 W i-st 12th j. Residence Phone Hd C I1UTIT (l HT T,.STi:i) OM.V TWKXTY MIXlTIvS Eugene's Largest ani Best Store S. H. Friendly Your Money's worth or your money back I Corvnllls, Or., Jan. 22. An ad- jonrncd term of the circuit court was '.held at the courthouse here Monday, 1 Judge L. T. Harris of Eugene presid i Iiik, nnd notwithstanding that it was fir Mnfiii nf rlrcnir court in uen- ton county since last July, the term was perhaps tne snortesi ever nem ... the county, lasting only twenty min utes. In most of the counties a greui amount of court business accumulat ed during the holidays, but heVe there t.here was nothing but routine. There are only n couple of jury cases on the docket, and they will be tried next session. There Is seldom a term of circuit court here lasting longer than one of two days. GOOD WATE! All who want Eeircck Tti and Pure Water can gel nit facliol by calling up Fed 5391 J. E. KILBORN 557 High St., Eugene " l.n o Independence .rvrt here today on a visit. ' 5,l?;Pur Z"''?," .HJ Ex-Countv Cimmissioner W. T. nai-, ol. ivflS the city from Meadow. ' Hood1. Barsaparilla la W4 j ley is in tne cu . ,af n,nt Tn the nsnal liould. nr in ..m... Ben Bingnam ici"1" . . ulctItt9i from a trip up In Washington. Sarsatabs. 100 Doses One Doiu,! Orio Hendershott nas rBlu.ucU home from the Mohawk country. Trainmaster C. W. Cline arrived here this afternoon from the north Misses Clara and Laura Van Matre, of Mabel, spent last night in the city. C h. weoer, wie m .." chant, was in the city today between traln peterson returned this after noon from a business trip to Port- lanna Tina Hulerv. who has been quite ill from diphtheria, Is very much better. Ona S., Jesse A. " """" Phelim arrived out from Mapleton on tho stage last nignt. Mrs. H. E. Abbott, or uresweu, re turned to her home this afternoon, after a short visit in Eugene. Wm. L. Gilliam and Roy Hunter, S. P. linemen, returned on the noon train today from a trip soutn. T K.ivnnnnirh. manager of the Sin ger Sewing Machine office, left this afternoon for points south on busi ness. Chester Hemenway, of the Seattle Produce Company, accompanied by his wife, left for points south on bus iness. , Det Hadley, one of the street car conductors, who has been on his fath er's farm at Hadleyville for a week, has returned to work. ll.s T.lllfiin Hrunrl. one of The Guard's contestants for the trip to Lob Angeles, arrived out from Flor ence on the stage last night. w am Hemnev. ot barnea. Kan sas, after a short visit with B. B. Mc Kinney, in Eugene, left this after noon for Cottage Grove. He may lo-l cate in this county. H. A. Jackson, auditor for the S. P. Co., was In the city yesterday from San Francisco. He went to Portland this morning and will return soon to look after the company's affairs at Marcola. Medford Tribune: Mrs. M .F. Horn and children returned today from Eu- irmio wliprp thpv havo lippn visiting relatives for the past two weeks. Mrs. Horn s sister accompanied ner to Medford and will make an extended vilst. ' Scott's Sanial-Pepsinlv ruauuiK of th biiddu ud ll Kldneii. So (tn 1 Caret qnickhr ai J nti. nil r.... a Of the rrloBrjOffJ u.rmiew. draitgista. PriwtH mull, pottpid,tUti boiet2.'iH Aid 'THE RftNTM.BtliJ CITY NEWS The Kimono bund plnyml on tho treet lust ulKhl beloro tho "how. A Of HIIUIII' KrrlVIMl hlM'O last UlKhl for tho Axllllly departniout tore. Tho Eugene uwmlll utailed up KI today for a shoi'i run and may uperuto rvHUlurly hereafter. The work of building the eoni-reto foiindiillon ror the Patterson luick bullilliiU on East N'lnlji treet has livgii u. A mnrrlnge license wan Issued to day to Haniuel W. Urown, niied of lllnchley, nnd Mm. Hollo Scolt, 44, o Eugene, of the Han KiiiucIbco flro and enrth quako sufferers. A man heating hla way on a train north ot Albany the other nlghl, rid ing on a broke beam, had una leg broken by leltlng his foot drag on the ground. He was lakon orf ut Albany and then sent to Eugene, whore he has friends. Ho is now at Iho Eu- gcuu hospital. In Viiir,.un .1 fiW lIllVH AI!Q. TWO 1110111 owned ll certain business nun soui u half Interest to it certain man. uuier they sold tho other half to another man and then brought tho latter around to the Btore and Introduced him to his partner, they never having met before. It Is sate to say, how ever, that they will get ulons well. Thr i-.mimltten on treo ulnntliiK In East Eugene will meet tonight at J-iter, patent, 160 acres In sec O. Ilrlalol s to ascertain uuaniuy ami 20 s.. r. 6 kinds of trees wanted and nianiier o purchasing snnie. TRANSFERS OF LANE Sold by W. L. DB LANC, Dnl tverv Wori i ... .1 MARVEL Whirl)! ..L in...!,! (i IK illmtratedbook rtVd. It trtwi Hill l'ttl 11VU1UI9 nun 'iiir. 1 i"i.o 111- TluaWe to jBrties. M.tltVKI, CO., Woodward, CIrkp n News of tho death of Mrs. Delia Wood, of Parker, Kas.. was received today bv J. Ilrent ad family, ut this rltv. Mrs. w inula was inriueny mi". . ... .. inj, .mo. v LMt.i,(i, ,, .inmliii ons are in Ilow Hopewell, ami oi.hkiim-. " ---n r. nnd Mrs. C. V, Ilrent. now residing at progress in ".. , . T Welser. Idaho. The leinnlns will no 1nruugm...i ..... " brought to Eugene for bnrlnl. The will eonl l.ii.e tomorrow. I "e rel h funeral ni.llce will bo given later. will not be announced tor week or II. J. Ohenoweth suffered ft severe ii.i.iJ-v in hla rlirht eve Tuesday, lie and Mr. Wvant were running 11 new telephone line soutn ot iiosnen w neu a steel chip from Mr. Wynnt's ax struck Mr. Chenowetl. In Iho eye. lie came to town yesterday and His. Can non and Anderson removed tho piece of siuel from tho eyeball and dressed the member. The Comiiierc.al Club bowling ........ 1..... n,.i..).ittMl N'sdeau'i chnl- 1 ' ....1 11.- win he ulnved oil I 1P1IR'' Hull li"' ' ' I the Commercial Club alleys tonight. ,,,. ... iii,. VnriliiKton Ihls 'morning took eight hobos who had G mains are now being lam to , t0..n looked, up In the my jail mn ... i...d,,i.i iiiiiiiihi. The el-ii.i..ii, t, tin. rdv llmlis and or.l.M'ed evator l now In opersnun aim me 1 them to couniiue on ineir n...i building will be opened for busluess ' nnt t reluru or they would be se wlthtn K week. verelv dealt with. They wauled to ; wait until they eolll.l gei ineir ureas- linlled States to Anion F. Hill. patent. 10 acres in sec. 22, tp. 20 b.. r. 6 w. Culled States to Lawrence I. Sny der, patent, 160 acres In sec. 22, tp. 20 .. r. (I w. Olivia Eakln et nl to Mabel V. Merrlam, YV. 1).. lot 4 block 1, lot 3 In block 2 In Wynen's 2nd add. to Cottage Grove. $1. Olivia Eakln et all to Armoiul L. Wynne. W. lot 1 in block 1. lots 1, 2 In block 2, Wynne's 2nd add. to Cottage Grove, $1. Olivia Eakln et all to Orpah lien son, W. IV, lot 2 In block 1. lots 8. 11 In block 2 111 Wvnne's 2nd add. no trouble naiening tne eggs. ; p.,,.... have then. In ..11 sixes from th"-, '0 Orme. l. egg to f.U0-egg In .took now. Also ... " 1 yowd to H. 11. I.oikwom .. 7. ........ i.....v.i. inn ..,,! inn W. D., 1H acres In clnlm 7, tp. 20 I'I'.I. . Illt.n Ul I'l'llll O, l.'V ll... - chick sle. Wo carry a small stock ot extras for these machines. CHAMHEKS HAll-')WAHB CO. ham Land Co:. W. D., 1076.94 acres, In sees. 16, 17, IS, 19 and 21, tp 17 o r 1 p. SI. t n fiinrpv rt iix to The Tllncham nnilllTV DCII COT i TC : Land Co., 103.33 acres In claim 45. UUUHII nLHL LOIrllL tp. 17 s., r. 4 w.t $1. ! Albert Wlnzenried et al to David - ' A. Stoner et al."W. 11.. tract In claim United States to Henry ft. Hunt, I 65. tp. IS b. r. 2 w., $1 500. 1., ., in i ,!! United States to William R. Kelly, 8 r tj Wi ; u. n., M.l 1 acres 111 sei:. 10, ip. 9 l-lllleo states .o ,ionn a. . uriifii- " ,, i 22, tp. i t nuen Hiaies 10 joun ... norst'iu. ij IP. 103., a Umbrella Sale.. patent, 160 acres in sec. 32 r. 7 w. Chickens tor Profit Vim lii tbn lime to bur nil '.Hcubn- tor if you are going to raise chickens tor next yeur. Hii.rt rigui uy uuj ing a I'ETALl'MA, nnd you wilt have 1,1 trniiiiii. hittehlnu the eggs. Wo Tim lmiiisrv number ot tho Ilroad way inngniliie. published at New York, In an nr.lile In regnrd to the Elks, sutes thai the Eugene lodge do nated the siiiu ot J7.HI for the relief The Ohio legislature has Invited llr.vn.11 to speak on the subject of his plan ot guaianty to bank depositors. HOWER & WOOD Keel Estate anil Timber Lands ltanclt, Farm and City Property Vour iHktmnngo resieetfillly solicited. Hoom 1, over First Xat. Hunk e goiup- to close out our stock of Um brellas. You'can get a good silk cover, detachable handle as low as ' This is a genuine Closing Out Sale of our stock of Umbrellas and vou cannot afford to miss it Come in'and'price and you will be convinced SEE WINDOW I J. O. WATTS. S Cor. oth and Willamette St. THE Oliver Typewriter Is Superior to all Others Visible Writing No Carriage to Lift ,....! Itm (.hl.'f ti.lll thtMI. Ih could get breakfast somewhere else. Secretary Cortelyou is withdrawing I or go without. his deposits from the .New uirs ! banks, for the reason that they no A peculiar business deal was lun.loj imU,r have need ot it. tXtlllllMIW ..It Is Prudent to Insure.. In your life or your property. Why Is It not at Impurtsnt to Insure asatiHt adversity the future by keeping your funds In bank account? Allow II to atvumiilute mull a time comes when you u It badly --that l hen you will apprecl.i.o lis true worth. Jul as th value ot your lite iiiMiiitnce Increase as you grow older, so will our bank n.ooun. grow as you a.l.l to It weekly or monthly. In fact, the .lbllllle of your bank account are limited only by your earning and saving capacity. An account with thin bank ! g Hnl Insurance. The Eugene Loon J5 Savings Bank E.UbUihd IS2 'IIUI mid urilu noo.ooo Vm K. IIHOWX, PwUlent. W. OMU lt, ('ashler. I. A. PAINE. Vice PreWlcnl. W, W. llltOWN, Cashier. Tile country editors are getting , gulden seed alrea.lv. A Sllverton pa i per st.caks of gelling 200 pnekages , but not nearly enough et, from Sen 'ator K.iliou. Hut are not Hour.ie. j ' llawlev and Ellis (o be heard from1 i'-"1- j I'etaliKua Incubauirs and brv.o.'.crsi at I CIIAMItKKS HMtDW VKE CO Inves.nrs will double their money. In iwo years If ihcv buy lots or acre', tracts in the Ulslr street a.l.lltloi. The city mint MUM In that iH.ecilfn ' from ' r S w . 1300. Mary F. Close et all to Percy Mc Donald. W. O., tract 111 Eugene, f 1 50 United States to John 11. Hurst patent, 160 acres In sec. 20. tp. 20 j s., r. 6 w. I United Slates to Charles Snyder, '; patent. 160 acres In sec. 26. tp. 20 s., r. 6 w. E. & E. Hallway Co. to P. E. E. ' Hallway Co., W. 1)., all property nnd , franchises owned by E. E. Hall-' way Co.. $606,4 00. i A. Welch et iix to Cottage Grove' Electric Co.. W. 1)., tract In Cottage Grove, .".1.01H. Newman L. Kitihetiry to J. t Storey, W. IV. 1076. IM acres in sees. 16. 1 7, IS, 1 and 2 1. In tp. 17 .. r 1 1. 11 J O. Storey et ux to The King- Any old machine taken in exchange 1 r -1' ;.frj".-"ju.W!i . C. S. FRANK, Agt. Mm IS YOUR 5). .-Sis BREAD Made PURE WHITE FLOUR If it IS you already know'all can tell ycu abcutit if 'i ipit ,-t- s r in : . 11 11 10 in 1 , you want hUKh;WMl 1 h hLUurv . ivitcncri iNextDakinglDay. skes the Whifcst, Lightest Bread. It ttuy a Petalum Incubator Chambers ILti'dw.tre Co. j No sltMin up wtln tne Petalnma ' Incubator. You light the lamp and It does Iho rest Ml sifes st . CII.VMllKKS II.MIDW AUK. CO. I If on are going to use coal this! Miter II !'! p;.v- you to get ' i Wilson Coal Heater dlf Skating at the Underwood Kink ot.lht l'.r..e and ei!lo. ou.'A.lf, a .!e,.v.uit tl".ie admired. If G II 0.: on b.uiiiei... . of Kluitr. Is In the cllv 1 IF YOU NEED ..GROCERIES.. WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, J Tin and Granitcwarc. Headquarters for0 White River Flcur Candies, Nuts and Orarges J. W. WHITE, TFeGrocer Phcie RccHnii I U5 E W HITE FLOUR is made cf Sc'cctcd Scotch Fife W heat, by patent pro cess and is strictly High Grade. Use Pure White Flour for pastry and cakes as well as for bread- it sat isfies cr your money back. Pure White Flcur is la r,v the folic Merchants, Frice per sack Cleti. . M. T. Hell s""' V. A. Hell. K. 1). Mi.tb1"' ri.e K.mel.e I til ll lei, .l.ihll-""- W. H.lelil.l' ''. Col.. A- W iN"U- J. liilwi u ;,,. V. II. I'rtei W. I tilvcrvli.v 1 lesnl i:,Th:'nl. u W. V. Vn.vk. lr"' ' .rniite .V l''