Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, January 25, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextBATl'IWAVrJAXTi.'ABV' THE EUGENE DAILY GUARD, GROVE EDITOR CALLS EUGENE QUEEN CITY various part of the city and nearlj every lot alone th new car line be votid lh Odd Fellows' cemetery h:i 'been purchased. Coital Oruve Lender. where they will mako t'nulr future home. I John liuoy. The hostess was asnlst . .1 ... ..i..r t.i ii uu k lit kv liar hour lii addition to the Hub mem- young lauy 01 ioviy Kru..e - hers Mrs Unburn had as guests tho are sure of her warm reception and. MesdameH K. A. Booth. Frederick many friends In her new home. The . (ioodwln, Georgo DiHucca. John groom Is a prominent young man of liuoy W K Scarborough. On next Walker, having the management of a 1 Thursday afternoon Mrs. Osburn will , large store at entertain the other hall 01 me . iiem news M L . IMI'HOVKMKXTS I'AST VKAJi lAKKS ItlUK ON The social gatherings of the week have been few and si uttered, and of a very Informal nature. Mrs. F. W. Osburn and Mrs. K. O. I'oltor have Jointly received a number of their friends at different times; nn last Saturday evening and on Wednes day afternoon they entertained at cards, while on Friday a number of ladles were Invited In to spend the afternoon at needlework. Mrs. H. Welch was hostess on "Wednesday afternoon to twelve lad les, at her home on Kant Seventh Street. Tho guests were received nt the door by little Miss Jean Welch, daintily attired In a cream colored dress. Pine needles, roso buds and chrysanthemums formed the pretty decorations In tho two living rooms, while tho dining room was arranged with marguerites, ferns and white chrysanthemums. Mrs. Abu Gilbert assisted Mrs. Welch In serving an el aborate four-course luncheon. Tho guests were: the MeBilames W. W, Calkins, C. H. Fisher, David Unk, K. E. Mink, (). It. Chrlsmnn, L. 0. Adair, F. L. Chambers, F. E. Cham bers, ('has. Hartley, W. Soudera, Laura Harris. Compnny C. have Announced a so cial dancn to follow Inspection on the evening of February eighth. Tho music will bo furnished by tho lOu gene Military Hand. The Sigma Nu fratornlly Inform ally received tho first of the week In compliment to their visiting guests wtto atlended the Freshman (Slco. A large number of this University stu dents nnd their guests enjoyed the fraternity's hospitality. Leaguu. The ladles of the Congregational church entertained tho men of the church at dinner, on last Saturday evening. Hev. Folsome, tho state Sunday senool missionary, was tho guest of honor. This dinner was the first step toward tho organization of a Men's Club. The tables were very prettily arranged and the ladles served a bountiful repast to the large number present. The Thursday Afternoon Club met this week with Mrs. I'. E. Bnodgrasa. Tho afternoon was devoted to needle work and social chat, llesldes the members the guests were the Mes daincs J. I). Fields, Klchard Dear born, and Homeo Gilbert. It Is JtiBt a week from tonight that occurs the much talked of Charity Hall. The arrangements aro all com pleted and everything points toward success. Thorn has been moro de mand on tho Club for charily this wlntor than ever before, four desti tute cases having been reported this last week. Every tltlien should help the good cause by purchasing a tick et, whether ublo to attend or not. The bride Is an accomplished j; )Kt ('tHK NOTES WOXHEH- Have your abstracts made by the Lano j i.oumy rtuBimi ,...,.,.....,. Dl ltlNO, Fred Flsk. sheriff, to Italph Huntj et al; lots 20, 21 and .'2, Glenada. $2.74. j KTHKIT cut AVI) N'OTFB THE ' 'red Flsk, sherlfr, to tta pn ...1. 1. KTHKET CAH AM OI r.H '"ct8. ot 6 uock jg, Glenada. $1.34. 1 GltOWTIf AND 1'HOKI'KftITY OK Goorge Heln et ux to John S. I Bruce; lots 39 and 46, Stewarts ad i THE CITV I to Eugene. $100. ,, i I A. C. Dixon et al to Mary E. Held; 1 " lot 3 in block 6, D. & J. ad to Co- mj 1 1 w . f , b 1 1 m 1 1 111 1 1 a. ' "m 1 A9JUIIIJUI TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY RFALtSTATE; that place. Sprlng- NKWH OF JUNCTION CITY AND VICINITY 8. 0. MeFadden, brother of Judge W. 8. MeFadden and J. A. Mcfad- A representative of the Leader vis-, burg. $10. 'JO WHOM IT MAY COXCKHN The W. 11. I' afternoon with kundall, . I,. Is nieollng this Mrs. Wllllaui Kuy- O. C.nOSR. Manager. The Thlmblo Club met on Thurs day afternoon of this week with Mrs. George II. Hmllh at her pleasant rooms In the Schneider bull ling. Mrs. P. K. Hammond was an Invited guest of the club. A dainty lunch was serv ed lo the ladles by tho hostess, assist ed by Miss lintel Huff and Miss Nan. cy Peterson. Kmllh-lllgulns A very pretty wedding took place nt tho homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Tench oul, nt Springfield. Sunday evening nt 5 o'clock, when Miss Frances W. Illg Klns was united In marriage to Ar thur Smith, of Walker. The cere mony was. performed by Itev. E. H. Harrington, the bible and groom standing beneath a beautiful arch of cedar and Oregon grape, and was wit nessed only by tho relatives and a few lutlmaln friends of the contract ing parties. Following the congrat ulations dalntv refreshments were member, of tin. Patriotic I.einMin n i i served In the dining room by Miss llko best? ITlKCllla Go-tees, her rooms at tho Hoffman House. LEvn lllgglns. Tho rooms wore taste- some but Hocky Mountain Tea best? The afternoon's entertainment was In fully d rated with Oregon grnpo I'rlscllln "It speaks for Itseir, the nature of a spelling match, Inland white eliyrsanlhemums. Tho John." (Makes lovely complexions.) which tho prlio was ivwnrded to Mrs. i happy couple left M lay for Walker, J Linn Drug Co. On Thursday nfternoon Mrs. W. F. Unburn entertained one-half of the' den, of this city, died last' week at 'ited Eugene this week, the first time ! oU & and ,n sec his home In Anacortcs, Washington. : m more than a year, ana was sur- 3 aged 67 years and 1 1 months, ho is; rlHei to note lhe grnt improvement J. survived oy nis wiiw, inree ub ou to C. S. Calef; 10, tp. 17, 8. r. P. Currln et al to the First Na- i rf,.mr,, )...!,. mills n tho llnnnl HiinU- of 4 In IIIOCK l m "Queen City" of the upper Wlllam- Shield's ad to Cottage Grove. $10. i ette. Two of the finest Improve- J. C. Jensen et ux to David Yeaeer; ; mcnts and greatest evidences of en- I acre In sec. 25, tp. 17. s. r. i w. ; terprlse on the part of the citizens of $425. tho county seat town are the pave-; Wru. Hemenway to Orvel A. Knapp: . ment on Willamette street and the north half of lots 3 and 4 In J. "j,1';-; new electric street car lines. It was Farland's ad to Cottage Grove. $oo. ; stated that many who first opposed State of Oregon to Maltie Belle W j fh nnvmnent nf PTneene's main street 1 Inrtnn - IfiO ncres In sec. 36. tp. 21,; Miss Hattlo Cook, V. G.; Mrs. Pearl are now actve advocates of like Im- s. r. 4 w. $200. ; I. Clark, recording secretary; Mrs. , ,,r(lvements. after noting tho many O. P. Wills et ux to Ambrose L. j Helen Tower, treasurer; -Mrs. M. I . advantages derived from such per-1 Woodard; 11.37 acres In sec. S, tp. ninnont Improvements and the Jump 122, s. r. 3 w. $90. I that they Invariably make in property Llllfo Calllson et al to A. L. Wood- values. ard: 9.21 acres in claims 50 and 51,1 threo daughters. J. F. White. Wade Daugherty, O. P. Mays and Jesse Darnellle received a carload of fine Jersey cows from Jefferson this week. They are a splendid lot of cows and will prove money-makers. New Hebekah officers are as fol lows: Mrs. Stella Cooley, ,V U.; Cook, financial secretary; Mrs. Ella Cook, warden; Mrs. Aramlnta Kai ser, conductor; Mrs. Emma Gllmore, I. O.; Mrs. Mary Bainford, O. G.; II. C. Ilushnell, It-. 8. N. G.; .Miss Ida Kruger, L. 8. N. O.; Miss Minnie 8II betts, II. 8. V. O.J Miss Katlterlne Mllllorn, L. 8. V. O.; Mrs. Llvla Bush null, chaplain; Miss Hazel Moffltt, musician. Light refreshments fol lowed the coremonles of Installation. Times. The new street car line Beemed to be doing a good business, and the writer enjoyed a ride with Conductor L. It. Baker, formerly of Cottage Grove, out to the end of the line hi tho vicinity of Hendricks" Park, a dis tance of nearly two and a half miles tp. 21, s. r. 3 w. $368.40. I Samuel Hartley to Amelia Hartley; , lot 12, sec. 30, tp. 17, B. r. 1 w. $100. United States to Betta M. Tobey; , 160 acres In sec. 28, tp. 20, s. r. 5 w. Patent. ! United States to Mamie Tobey; 1601 from the donot. This ride takes one acres In sec. 28. tp. 20. a. r. 5 w. Pat- through a beautiful residence dls-.ent. trlct. modern homes and nicely kept! The Eugene Loan & Savings Bank! lawns being In evidence on every I to Kosa Marthen; SO acres in sec. band. The site of the new Divinity 16. tl). 19. s. r. 4 w. $300. I I ho nuestlon has often been naked, , School, the foundation and atonel Fred Flsk. sheriff, to Ralph Hunt I can there be good water sucured In walls of which are well under way, et al; tract In Bee. 36, tp. 17, s. r. tho Gross addition? Wo say, yes. . Is also passed on this line. At tno 12 w. $12.42 O. W. Taylor, tho well driller, has southeast corner or the state L'ntver Just Informed the company that ho slty campus the el?ctrlc line forks, has completed two wells of excellent ono branch continuing east through water In said addition at a depth of Falrmount, the other extending south C5 feet. j by the Masonic cemetery and out to AVcfiefable Prcparationfor As- ling ihe Stoaada and Bowels qt Promotes Digeslion.Cheerfid- a d mntains neitncr Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. 'OT NARCOTIC. jtnut MM 4 Jiftmrmtnt -If, &ritaSai 1 SI Ancrfecl Remedy forConsUpa Qmir Slomach.Diarrhoea, Worms .Convulsions .Feverish- ness mtaVLOSSOFSliEti-. Toe Simile Signature o( NEW YORK. Tor Infants and Childrpn The Kind You Have Always Bought Bear's the Signature of k Use For Over Thirty Years mxmd pnojnnii CXACTCOPTOTWRAPPEB. JUtlU UhS. E MttVr n( OKNTAUH OOMMHV. MCW VOHN CITT. j W, '.HTHf" H 'IP sssggsjss-E !iaLiLJLjj POin i-AXI ltOVAi IIAKKP.Y The Spirit of Winter. Tho spirit of winter Is with us. pinking Its presence known in many different ways sometimes by sheery tu ii shine aijd glistening snows, and J ometimes ny anving winas nnu m V A1 fM B !' Hendricks' Park. From the oenie tery hill a grand view of Kugene Is afforded, as well as of the new hos iiilnl whlrh Ik now belnir furnished and will bo ready for patients within ! blinding storms. To many people It Bread, tho best nnd healthiest a few dayB. A good road Is being seems to take a delight In making bad broad made. For sale at Otto's. i built from the foot of the hUl to the ' thing sworse for rheumatism twists . . i building, so that there will b? ro harder, twinges sharper, catarrh he- troublo In reaching tho hospital with comes more annoying, nnd the many teanif. ' symptoms of scrofula are developed Kxntvntlon for the llnlln two-story and aggravated. There Is not much brick building on Fast Ninth street, poetry In this, but there Is truth, and John "What kind of ten do you was begun this week, and at the i It Is a wonder that more people don't same time the work of delivering j ge trid or these ailments. 1 he medl materlal for the construction of Mrs. 'cine that cures them Hood's Sursa Patterson's one-story brick across the ! parllla, Is easily obtained and there street wiib begun. New cottages and is abundant proof that Its cures the palatini homes are springing up In radical nnd permanent. ItOMi TOP DKSK For snln cheap. J. O. Watts, cor ner Ninth nnd Wlllamotte slreots. 1 Olympic Flour j 5 every sack guaranteed Made of selected Eastern Oregon hard wheat. 4 k It pro- 4 Juces more loaves of bre id than any other flour and Ihe t loaves are lighter and whiter. Because of the Increased 4 quantity of bread produced 4he cost is no higher than for p other flours. ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT. j THE, PORTLAND FLGUR.ING MILLS IRS. ATA VTiaBWrkV4?Ll 4 Fi Ti IVJHTt EVERYTHING AT Manufacturers' COST Tr umg 01. LfOats ani Mils emeiaoiis 5e. at the BON MAR.CHE Store Shoes, CIot.hins and Hats at Manufacturers' Costi Our Gigantic Red Tag Sale now in full force; the battle has just fairly begun! We pay railroad fare from every town from Albany to Ashland. The people seem to appreciate our efforts. We are overstocked; this Mammoth Stock has got to be reduced. These goods are going out to the people at A LOWER PRICE than merchandise has ever sold for in the state of Oregon. You can see the smiles on the faces of all the ladies, for they are buying Dress Goods, Suits, Coats, Waists, Skirts and Underwear, in fart all rhV nrlc from a 1 hird to a Halt ol former mces. We start the coming week out with a straight discount of at 50 or Y2 off on al) Furs and hundreds of Skirts and Suits. Shoes at from 30 to 50 per cent, off regular prices. Men's and Boys' Suits and. Coats at One Half for what you can buy same qualities in any store for Try and be here Monday and every day of the week. Thk SflTir ic R6fln k,t, n - . -w v UViikl HI ' ill U Savings Bank for you. MERR1T, AND MFRRIT ALONI, HAS KEPT THIS SALE GOING ON, AND OUR. PRICES MER.R1T THE G5.EAT PATRONAGZ WZ AZ RECEIVING EVERY DAY the J 25c Wool Hosp, 12Mc j Mon'i nil nul Huso In Mark anil Krt'.v, r clur ll.'io Himo, Snl.t 12 1 U "" crowds Lailli-B' nn-M Bhno. Vlrl KM l'- ,r. patent kid toe, Hal lare....!- 4 LfldieS SWrtS, $2.35 Id counter. In 1 to KK ami 11 1 Ono lot Women' flno lre to . .'ll made and ierfeot tit- ' I'"11' " vul Ktl1' . . KiikIIhIi welt and hand turnod; tin,, value. . fl.. m1iw (o fl 00, m1 $1.30 At $2.35 Shirts, Value up to $1 $3 Suit Cases, $1.95 $1.25 Dress Coeds, Q9c All winl liroAM tiootU In rHnuniAii, Altinlmrm, llonrlotla, vie, In bluo. black, brown and all rnl ora; Roods always sold fur $1.35 and sumo ovon moro wo are oYorstocki'd and must rloso out the vutlro lino at, tho yd are $8.50 Tailor Coats, $4.90 Ono lot Women's -long Coats In blat'k; tho latest stylos, per fori flttliiK; a regular IS. BO Coat, lied Tag Sle $4.90 $16 KKIISKV (t.T $11.95 Ono lot women's wch1 Kersey Coat. full lined, velvet collar; trimmed with braid, cuff sleeves; perfect fitting: Ki'il Tag s'' $11.95 nnd styles- Oil lot of I ii ,Ki Shim In all ml nrs and alien, value up to 1 1 ui. S!o 9 $1.50 Wool Shirts, fl3c Men's wool Shirt In green, blur and blittk, will mliilinl and per-fii-t fitting, In all sires, r bought at a siieclnl dlsiuunl; values to $1.50. sale . . . S3 The Wrt $:l 00 Unit t'ue, leather i'oi ne'.i., irel trallif. regular !, sale $1.95' $1.50 Wool UnderwecrJ $1.25 Our best II To sll ik1 rnderwearl In brown, pink and natural txil : lira of the be! makes; regular t It M'; j The gsrmeut $1.25 65c Dress Goods, 39c All wimiI ladlis' cloth In brown, blue, blaek, grey and read, the very latest creation. Iluylng at t spot i-RMh we got a large tils-' count; the b-st values nt t!.'e; j ale, the yari .....,. 39 growing $3.50 Ladies' Waists $2,90 Ono lot women's regular $3. SO Waists, plain white, figured and colored, in silk, wool and lawn; Waists that sold regular for 3.r.0; o go 0Q $2.25 Lace Curtains, $1.45 Curtains at the cost of weaving no more a large stock to select from. Curtains trum 11.50 to 110.00: Sale price 9r,c to o; nn S 1-J yards long, full wldihs. res-, ff, " -'3'. ie .... J OJ Dress Shrls, $1.95 $2.25 Ladies' Bogs, $1.68 1000 Ladles' Ham! Hags im,st R0 regardless of cost; in black. i,, hrown. All shnnes and all must so at almost half price a regular 12.25 bag " $1.68 Lace Value to 20c A largi Lace, Sale ortment of Torchon values up to 20c 4 1 2c $15 Men's SuiU,$11.95i 35c Embroidery, 14c A new and large shipment of tine j Imported embroideries In all I widths and patterns, tho veryi latest designs, usually sold for Sue and 55c; red tag sale the jrd 1-1 All wool hand tailored Men's Suits ' In single and double breasted blue. Mack, brown and funcy j mixed - hand fitted collar, hand, greater $13 White Fur, $8.25 ,U,""res Skirts at ! ,nan rost I n''il - in all the new 3;ji''' ,,n'1 in ail dors; I '",y ' ""-I I i-y will B; i reg'i.ar I.; m, Skirt. . .1 o- -l.,F,J padiied shoulders, and a non-!A large assortment of oreaKanie Iront; values up to ': ' $11.95! f'Jtl.iM) Suits al whitt Kurs long and short ones. Cat ami round; worth double what we . a rtnular 111 vr , I no i .-st 8a" SS.O.-J 4 every Boys' Long Suits, $5.45 i One lot boys' long pants Suit in black, brown and mixed; all new goods direct from the fac I tory this Is the greatest bar j gain ever offered In boys Cloth- Ing values up to $10.00; Med 1 TaS Sal $5.43 I 35c and 50c Men's Ties 1 100 men's 4-in-hand Ties In all shades and colors; all new j shapes; values up to 50c Sale nd Knee Pants Suits, $1.63 Hoys' Knee Pants Suit In blue, tan and blark in single nnd doutoe breasted; values up to 2. .10; lied Tag Sale .; $1.GS 3.50 Boy's Stilt $2.7S 15.00 Hoy's Suits $3.S5 I.VIM) Overcoats $15.95 $9.45 Pure Linen Collars pl I.;:i,.n Collar, Hfl7 M H 4M M t MM M " 2 HH '2 2 2 iS !tttff?tmf!mmm?ttmmmmtmmmtmtt brand li: J im,.... . .t;w sM