1 !
Hats
and
W. 1 ll-.. i.
FOR. MEN
If you want
a new hat
or a new
pair of shoes
we have just
what you want
Black and brown
stiff hats in the
latest shapes $3.00
Soft hats $1.50, $2.00
$3.00 and $5.00
J. M: O'Donnell
shoes $3.50 and,$4
Stetson shoes $6.00
..AT..
ROBERTS BROS.
..TOCCER.Y..
554 Willamette Street.
Chesterfield -
Clairvoyant
and Palmist
, Foil Lilt Readings,
giving names, dates,etc
50c 50c
for enc
week
ONLY
I will give
my $5.00
dead
trance
j deep psychic reading for
I 50c. Satisfaction guaran-
J teed or no ice accepted.
I Parlors 642 Willamette
street. Hours 9 a. m. to
9 p. m., daily and Sunday.
50c Low Fee '30c
Julius
Goldsmith
Oil Paintings i
TF tiv a llmltrd number ol
r AINTINOS which w at Kllliif
al oust (or a lew dava. price I rum j
50c lo $10 00
Uv.l(!(nln H K A M R MOULD
ING. See our window
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
Shoes
The new improved
CLOBE-WERNICKE
Sectional Cook Cases
In Miision and
Standard Styles.
SCHWARZSCHILL'S
Book Store
' AfrnlilnfO-W
HooVcaf and ' '
Jenkins &
Starbuck
Dealers in
i
REAL
ESTATE
We are new comers here
and are in the
Real Estate
Business
To Do
Business
We have been in this busi
ness before and understand
it thoroughly. At present
we are in correspondence
with a number of Eastern
People who arc going to
locate in this country and
if you are desirous of dis
posing of properties such
as City, Pasture and Farm
Lands, call on us. We
are personally acquainted
with a number of these
correspondents and know
they arc comtng west. If
you want to SELL, list
your property with"us for
there is going to be "things
doing" in real estate that
is Ljstcd with us.
Jenkins & Starbuck
Rooms 17 and 1A
THEATRE BLOCK
Clothes
ThatLook
Well and
Wear Well
arc to be found at our
store. TFTe Michaels,
Stern Co., brand
. is a guarantee of ex
cellence in workman
ship on material. We
arc sole agents for Eu
gene, and our custom
ers stay with us year
alter year, because
they have learned that
B
the best goods arc the
cheapest in the long
run.
Our line ol furnishings
is complete everything:
that men wear is carried
in stock. It is new and
up-to-date and priced
right.
We own our own build
ing' P'lv n rent and are
ucisiicd with a reasonable
prolit.
f:D. HANSON
l iol Xlntli Sin-,
uiene, tHi-K' U
Evory Wcman
MRJl Whirlinq Dprcy
al-Ji-i f.
1.1 N. H,
I W ...r-. t.Ht M
M . K.i.H IK
CONTRACT FOR
HULIN BUILDING
HW BEEN LET
W. B. MUMMEY LOWEST BIDDER
ON NEW TWOJWOBT BRICK ON
EAST NINTH STREET WILL BE I
KKECTED AT ONCE WILL
HAVE FKEH8ED BRICK HIONT
WITH STONE TRIMMINGS
L. G. Hulln today let the contract
for the erection at his two-story brick
business block on East Ninth street
to W. B. Mummey. The contract
price is not given out for publication.
The materials for the construction
of the building are all ready and It
will be rushed to completion. The
stone for the foundation, the con-
2 s if
..V 4T -i
ItMl) J. NICE AS THE (il.WiKltllltK
tract for tho liullillng of which hits
been let to ('. McAlpln, Ih being de-
Ilvered nud the other miiterlnlH will'
be on tho ground within n few days.'
The building will be 2UxU Teet In
dlnieiialons and will be very hand-
some and ornamental. It will havu
ii preaseii nrii K rnint wun siono trim-
mines and hlic ntato uIhks windows.
The upper floor of the building will
i "i S4.T.SS
' i 42
tie utviuod into six longing rooms ul the irisn Bmi ,,elr friends ne
whleh have already been leased to thui K ,, ),nd to enjoy the greatest nnd
Hoffman House to be used as an an-'UOiit Qf ai rh comedies,
nex. The store room on tho lower .
floor has been spoken for by a local
business firm which will move there
from Its present location.
in.,.. ...111 .
be a six-foot basement.
This building will bo onn of tho
handsomest In the city when com-,
!,.!".,.t"'f. ",'V'i. "'!)'.. ."lu?.'"?,'.,.
i " "
John lluuiliker, the architect, drew
the plans for the structure.
FRANCHISE FOR LIGHT
PLANT AT CRESWELL
'(l XTY (Ol liT (iltAXTS JOHX
tim:i.i, itKiirr to i:i;i:it
roi.i:s in stukkts ami txn x-
1Y l!(l HS
j Vpon ,H'tltlon of mnny roaUU'UU of
. ovhwi'H, tin ronnty court toiiwy
Ki.iutoJ John Tunoll, owner of thn
1 flour mill t thut plnce, a XO-ytvir
I fnnu'lilrto to t'rert anil nintutnln poltM
irtiitl wlrt In tho mrveta of Croawoll
j nnd th county roHit nurroundlntt for
mn ltMtrlc 1 1 k h t plant whlrh Is now
1 lu'lttw limtitlltMl nt (ho mill antt will be
j oprnitett by ntoni.
Thi fmm-hlflo ullown tho rrtbin
lot ioK u ml lr'n on tho following
"countv roHiU: No 2tl. 32."., 291,
2$', as. 4t;i. asa ami st;.
ul th f-tUowtnn Mtrtct In the unin
ctM'porntod town of rre-wo1l: V, H.
V, t, A vi'iiiii1 Klmt. Sivuml, Third.
Fourth and Fifth !l N ptovidi-d In
the ovd'T wrantltttt the frnnrhise thut
tf n 'hi il;tit Ih titt t 'vin
and H uijttV ii.iuiuut .;.; .!
within nix mitnthn tif the d:ite of tin
tijinttm; of the frrtmhlne, it shall W
rv iKed.
IT IMII-.S THK IH SINI-'SS
j Mr. K E fhn
I U til OU!'
nitii'rlaln. nf CMn.'on,
kltn Amirs Salvo:
lnov I hsvo io.l It
fur ptli's snil rurril thorn, It
for rhsi'iiivl hsnds anil It rnrf.l tpn
Ai'i'll.-J It to sn olil sore ,IJ It
ht-sliHl without li'svln a iar hi
hliul " JS ynt at V. A. Kiiykrn
iUU's ilrni tr.
AMUSEMENTS
!
-
A striking simile, although a little j
far-fetched, that applies to the worth
of the musical fantasy, "The Ginger-!
bread Man," is that it is as near!
perfection as the gingerbread that)
"mother used to make." It is a big
musical show anlddga cmfw cmfra 1
nd Teii'ghU the e "h. flao7 of !
Merry Chrtstma pervades every Una!
ture. Kris Krlngle and his reindeers,;
Jack Horner and bis plum, Margery,.
Daw, Simple Simon and his nursery,!
rhymes, and Jingles, Wondrous Wise,
Sally Lunn, aud many others of the,
mythical land- of Santa Claus, are,
friends with whom we are fully ac
quainted, and of those adventures
we have always been Interested.
"The Gingerbread ' Man" Is a suc
cession of beautiful pictures, song I
hits, pretty girls, and wonderful me
chanical and electrical effects. It will
be presented at the Eugene theatre
tonight with the big cast, cnorus
and scenic equipment that character-
Al MAX, AT TIIEATItE TO.NHiHT
Izml tho onKiiRcnip.nt at the Liberty
Theatre, New York City, last season.
v Irish Need Annlv" Is a storv
0ft(, ti,i ,y Hernurd Duly, tho clever
KR 8llir f The Kerry (low"
which is announced to appi-ar nt the
Kugene theatre on Monday, February
-t i nr ,t,irBn tt,tu ,i,wu twit nmiiv
to nH pngiigenient here, as he Insists
A New York dispatch stntes that
"" MlM llUKUi'D n o.iniiftij iii-
i dorsed for tho Uopuhltcan nomination
for tho presidency and the adminlR-
, ' , . . . .
...!.... ... tl..ul.l..n 1....U .1, .......
'"-ly 'llted by tho Republican
county committee at a meeting in
Murray Hill Lyceum tonight.
jSIGK HEAlMGHE
rositlvrTv rnrril by
llu'to lailllu jVillx.
Th'-y a'so rclioTo DLv
iresa mm Iporia, In-(Ui-kitiou
luid Ti-o Hearty
Drrivsincss, Had Taste
la t'-.o Mouth, CtvttiiJ
TnnpK rivln In the sute, j
Tturm MVEiL itwij
SM4LL PILL
SMALL DOSE. SMALLPR1CL
,
carters!
Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Slrmle Signature 1
tTTlt
IVER
PILLS.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES.
IcartfrS
CTlTTLE
M IVER
Your Opportunity
The Wise Man Seizes It
The Way to Success
Buy a lot in the GROSS ADDITION, it is sure to double
in value soon. 1 hese lots are near the car line. They
lie high and dry and command a view of the city
Cheap in price and sold on easy terms. For further in
formation sec
G. G. GROSS
THEATRE BLOCK,
Clothing ai
FALSE REPORT
CAUSED BY
LAND OFFICIALS
Offlco of tho Coniniissione,
IX'iiartnient of the Interior,
General Laud Office,
Washington, Jan. 21, 1908.
Registers and Receivers,
I'nited Stales Laud Offices.
Gentlemen: There has been in-
diiBtriously circulated by way of
newspaper advertisements, and other-
wise, over the nunie of t. 1 Kolfe,
statements to the effect that Con-
gressman Tawney, after a conference
with the general Innd office, advised
his son that persons filing on the Ore-
Kon & California railroad lands would
without doubt be able to secure theijj
lands. Theso advertisements are un-jj
true and misleading. Thq tendency
of such advertisements Is to lmposoJ
upon innocent mid unsuspecting per- I
sons. You will please give as wide1
publicity as possible to the state- j J J
llll'llia ILUI'VU St.L IUI Lit.
Very respectfully.
It. A. DALL1NOER,
Commissioner.
'
(H'l'KiA I, I'tlltlX'AST
FtHl XOItTIIWKST
Portland, Or.. Jan. 3n.
Western Oregon and Western
Washington Fair today and
Kriday. North to east winds.
Eastern Oregon and East
ern Washington, also North
ern Idaho Fair tonight and
Kriday.
Southern Idaho Light
snow tonight and Kriday.
Colder.
,
Mr. tendon writes: "If I owned ;
your Tea. I would guarantee a cure 1
or refund their money. 1 pay it's
Nature's cure and the only one fort
the blood." llollister's Kockv Monn-
tain Ten cured him u-hen n)h ...... 1
L'dies failed. 'Nuff said.
Linn Drug Co.
G. K. rvunrof T. W. Munroe
HOUSEFURNISH1NGS
i " 0T V"K
oi stoves in c.u?cne
Beds and Bedding, Rugs and
Matting, Shelf Hardware
and cuttelry
6? W. Eighth SC.I
iJtit. . . . . 0R.tG0r
EUGENE, ORiCON.
tManutacturer sost
$15-$20 Suits $11.95
3 15-$20 Overcoats $9
Men's all wool and the finest make0
Clothing on the market .Every suit
guaranteed to give sausiuuu. ; omes, grj;
; ind brown, all hapd made, hand' felled mil .'
hand paded shoulders, and the new cabo front tjJ
cannot break. ' We have but one reason to, offe
' this large cut in rice, we' are overstocked and' jsQ
unload. Qothing values up to 20 1 1 Q j
Red Tag Sale V 1 .7 J
Why pay. I o, jav ana some asK
for a Priestly Cravenette Overcoat,
don't do it we have as large and complete a line of
Men's Water Proof Overcoats ever shown in Eugene
Dress Coats also Coats in gray and black, loo
back and perfect fitting, values up ff Q i
to$20. Red Tag Sale.. .
Boys' $ 1 0 Long Pants Suit $5.45
Boys' $6 50 Short Pants Suit $3.95
The Boh Marche
i
!
Racket Store
LOCAL AGENTS FOR
PICTORIAL
REVIEW PATTERNS
Pictorial Review Patterns arej'the only patterns
provided with a cutting guide and an instruction
guide furnished with all new patterns. Ever pur
chaser of the new Pictorial Review Patterns receives
a cutting guide, and no other patterns are provided
with these guides.
Subscriptions taken for Pictorial Re
view Magazine, $ LOO per year.
. A free pattern 2 with each sub
scription. - ,
Eugene, Racket Store
W. J. Baldwin, Prop.
35 E. 9th St., Eugene, Oregon
JJ
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ii
I
tu BANGb J. H. WEST C. P. BARNARD EARL MaNUT
BANGS LIVERY CO.
Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables
v. r, s Always Ready
first Class Turnouts of All Descriptions
..STAGES..
McKFNZlE STAGElfivcs Eune Ft If.PVP.Ft rw? Fr E STAO!
al 3:30 a. m
F"aKrejn'.encM but will call (or
iwiu.ej the day bli
Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 21
BB,SSSSSSSI SIBSISSBBK1BBS
BR0DERSBR0S.NEWMARKEI
are now located in our new building
Jvroisthc street and we will be pleased to sctyo
n ..SPECIAL..
5ib Car, Choice Lard for 6
Broils and Slews Strictly Cost. Price
Wh BR.ODER.S BROS.
1 r tirv 1
LaaJ
oUses donot call at A dailvitaffclMvtsEuctwil'1-'
lor (or Mapleton, clo cuniwcWj
ore. steamer (or Floren.-e '
U ouUnsrU. (Isrko M (iv, FurlUnd
9 a0 1
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