Eugene daily guard., February 03, 1908, Image 8

Our January Clearance Sale left many odds and ends and
remnants of Ready-Made Apparel, Dress Goods, Silks, Un
derwear, Trimming, Etc. These we have mwlfced at quick
selling prices for tomorrow's shoppers. EKcBbsMml Bar
gains in every department.
1000 New Spring Shirts for Men and Boys
C1TY NEWS
at
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Each
V an hIiowIiik iiii fxrcptionally lnro um
'uiiplt'h' JIih of iiirn'H unci I()m' KhirtM, holli in
i'('KHu' inn! tlt,
Ciolf Khlitff nr iiiihIo In (Iom'iih of now,
(tii I my (intf'TitH mi I with nttjifhiKj or titiuliI
inlfs, jilrulnl front or plain.
NYkIIucv NliirtH iiri; iiimh; of floured poplin,
t-haiiihra ami MTcal'n. 1
Him Vl lo 17.
Price $1.00
Boys' $ 1 .50 Hats
Reduced to
$1.10
All Boys hats included, the
colors are black, tan, brown
gray and pearl, and the
shapes are telescopes, fe
doras and crushers, sale
price Tuesday
$uo
Don't miss tbe dance Saturday
night, February 8th, after Company
C'a annual Inspection. 18
A. 0. Bray opened bis short order
restaurant and lunch counter In the
Barhlte building this morning.
Don't miss the dance Saturday
night, February 8th, after Company
C's annual inspection. f
! William Kirby nas taken the run
of fireman on the Wendling branch.
He Is a son-in-law of Mrs. Wald.
' Up to Saturday night 1486 voters
had registered with Registrar Mc
Farland at the county clerk's office.
Commencing February 17 a two
weeks' revival will be held at Coburg
by Revs. D. A. Baker and H. A. Green
of this city.
talnous districts.
The locomotive of the northbound
flyer due here last evening at 6:35
became disabled near Goshen and
could proceed no further. The loco
motive of the Wendling "bullet .
Engineer Garrison In charge.wae sent
up after the train and took It to Junc
tion, where one of the locomotives
in the yards was pressed into service
and took the train on. to Portland.
The train left here after 9 o'clock.
Moon & Tlngley this morning re
ceived a carload of trees, a majority
of them being fruit trees, but a por
tion of the shipment Included the or
namental shade trees recently order
ed by the East Eugene Improvement
Club to plant on the streets there.
There are over a thousand of them.
The fruit trees are for several far
mers throughout the county who or
dered them through Moon & Ting
ley. The shipment came from the
Oregon Nursery Company at Salem.
The Jumping Off Place
"Consumption bad me in its grasp,
and 1 had almost reached the jump
ing off place when 1 was advised to
vino fi.r nrf m.iale and lots of Urv Dr. King's New Disovery. I want
50c Wick Fancy Hat Bands - . ., ' . . 40c
25c Wick Fancy Hat Bands . '. . 20c
100 Mens' Umbrellas, regular price $1 .50, tomorrow $1.00
Agent
HchlooN Clothing for
Men, 10 Ik llriuul
for Young .Men,
mid College Itrtiutl
for College Men
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
Agents
Dent (.love
Stetson lint
Cih.ht rnilel'Wenr
city today, returning homo on tho to appear nt Cobtirg Tuesday and
, noon tram. Wednesday evenings.
1'FltHONAI.H Dr. Fred Thayer returned to Wend-! Mrs. A. , I.-Johnson rnino down from
. . . . . . ' ling today after a slay of several days Crcswell on the noon train toduv.
In Eugene. She was iiccninpnnled by her mother,
S. II. Friendly is In J'ortlnnd on ' , '', '' '"l'". of lloppner. arrived ' M i' A,.'; i.1""0',,,, , ,, ,
i. i hero today to visit her aunt. Mrs. En-! . MH" J".""'" M'iK. after a visit with
IMtlK, in Mwn. rcturih .l hoiiiu to
M 'llh.,1m ,f MMi..n. n... In hrt ijuiiiiiu.il.
city Sunday ' ' I Jl" I.Ihiiihm, who tin boon em-
I. 1 llower U nt lUuo Utvur on
ployed nt Sakm for bouui tlmo puwi,
InlniiiK butt I lion, f
llonry Mittht'wa vH In tho clly
from tiiiHht ii today.
Tho. .MrCord, of Mnreola, was In
Kimi'uo ifvr Sumlity.
1'OimUt rreatm. Arrived homo to
day from n trip north.
Ir. Chtw. tho foothull rourh, !?ft
todry lor pjlutH north.
T. W. Falrfhlld and wifo aro hero
from Hondo on ImimIiihh.
Mlm l.uclllfi Yuran relumed tod:iy
from a th ut Crt'HWi'll.
K, K. Orion emim up from Junc
tion City thla afternoon.
V. K. Hailey. of Junotlou City, j
pout rfumtny in Kumuio. i
K. W. Ok v tun and L. I). HcarhrnitKU. J
of (nwull, were In tho clly today.
J. I. flKltT left thlH Afternoon on'
i o(uih di-ovo thlrt aftcrnouti.
A in oh Srvorn atiif Mm. V. !,. tv.
lit hoinn on n vlnlt.
i Mrs. W. A. Ilenienway, of Cottage V ' ' T , ,' ,' aner nnying at-
tlmv... I, viitiu !,. ,. 7 'he tuueral of Mrs. KUaheth
A, Head, In Kugeue.
I Allorney I,. It. F.dmutison went to
the Iioiiih farm at Cosheu on the af
ternoon train today.
.-.nv.Tii in I'.uuene yestenlay, leiuin-
Ml llolile titf:i .
Miss Orpha Harms left last night
for n visit at San Francisco ami other
('itllrt.rnli. I'llled II. ,P ..I
Mrs II. Muthews of l.os hen yls- oral(lr , ,,, ,. .,,.,.,, m .
lied her dniiKhler. Mrs. 1.. 1.. War- Is being taken bv J. P. NUkelsen for
' mu k' '" '"i' lie today. ,,.,. ,,,,.,. , ,hw western t'lilon
i Mrs. Ida lloltou arrived hero last office here.
;r.Uhi from l'eiidleton. Sho may re I N. A. Rmmllt and wife arrived here
sldo hero permnnuntly. l0(lny ,,, A,h,lul. TllvV
! I'roressor O. F. Stafford, of the sold a store which they had been con
j University of Oregon, went to Furl- ducting at Falls City. Folk county,
land today on busluess. ' for several years nnd are looking for
i Claud Spvnccr returned last nlgl't n n'"" lecithin. Mrs. F.mmltt is a
'from a visit at Portland nnd went up dniiishler of Mr. and. Mrs. 1). Tlltnn.
to Wendling this afternoon. 'n formerly lived on Fast Ninth
sireei in r.'.iucnc
punch at the dance Saturday night.
February S, after Company C s an
nual Inspection. 18
j. W. Ilakcr has taken Henry B.
Owen's plu;e as conductor on the
street railway line during the latter's
absence In California. '
The Ellers Piano House has just
received a fine electric piano which
win oe iiisiu.ieu in .... iwiiftt o
tlon picture theatre In the Hodea
block on Willamette street.
Mrs. A. G. Mathews was operated
upon for stomach troubles at the Eu
gene hospltul today. She is said to
be In a serious condition.
Two more carloads of logs arrived
here last night for the Eugene saw
mill. They are now coming In pret
ty rapidly.
There were no classes at the high
school today, the day being spent
with the registration of new students,
this being the beginning of a new
semester.
Dr. Lowe, the outlclan. Is now and
will be in ms Eugene office till bat
urday night. Have him test your
eyes for glasses. Eighteen years ex
perience. Many persons who did not take ad
vantage of the hospital board's invi
tation to visit the new hospital on the
opening day did bo yesterday, the day
being Ideal for the walk out there.
The work of remodeling the In
terior of thhe Modes building on Wil
lamette street for the new motion pic
ture theatre was begun today. The
place will be open for business In
about a week.
A. N. Smith's household goods ar
rived here this morning from Snoho
mish., Wash. Mr. Smith and family
have taken up their residence in the
Fuller house on East Eleventh street.
Glenn Harwood, formerly a clerk
In the Eugene postofflce, hut who has
been In the Portland postofflce for
some time past, has returned to Eu
gene nnd will resume his position in
the local office. Ills household goods
arrived tills morning.
I.udford ft Haskell, the painters
and decorators, have secured the
contract for the interior finishing
of tho new Presbyterian church. It
is to be a very fine finish. In keeping
with the lili;h-class work on the
structure throughout.
The annual meeting of the direc
tors of the Hooth-Kelly Company will
he held In this city tomorrow. The
following directors will be here to
night: F. II. Buck, J. A. Danaher.
Arthur Hill, P. S. Hruinhy and J. A
Chancellor.
The Kimeiio Commercial Club is
having petition circulated In differ
ent parts of the county asking the
county court to make an appropria
tion from the public funds for the
puroose of adV'TtMni: the resources
of I.nne county. Florence West.
to sav riEht now it saved nry life. Im
provement began with the first .bot
tle and after taking one dozen bottles
1 was a well and happy man again."
says George Moore, of Grimesland.
N. C. As a remedy for coughs and
colds and healer of weak, sore lungs,
and for preventing pneumonia New
Discovery is supreme. 50c and $1 at
W. A. Kuykendall's drug store. Trial
bottle free.
OFFICIAL FORECAST
FOK XOItTIIWEST
Portland. Feb. 3. Western
Oregon and Western Wash-
ington Rain tonight and
Tuesday. Warmer tonight;
southerly winds.
Eastern Oregon and Wash-
Ington anl Idaho Rain or
snow this afternoon.
NEW TnoAf.
WORK WANTED Young man, aged
21, attending business college, will
work after school hours and Satur
days for board and lodging. Ad
dress W. E. N., care Guard office.
f6
BORJf
At Glenada. Or., on Wenesday,
January 22, 1808. to Mr. and Mrs.
Al Martin, a twelve-pound son.
Chickens for Profit
Now la the time to buy an lacuba-
tor If you are going to raise chickenn
.... .... Start right by buy
ing a PETALUMA, and you will have I
no trouble naicnius mc ,s-. -have
them in all sizes from the 56
egg to 500-egg in stock now. Also
Petaluma brooders, 100 and 200
chick size. We carry a small stock
of extras for these machines.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
PIAXO RECITAL
The pupils ot Mrs. Rose Hollen-i
beck will give a recital this evening j
at 8 o'clock, assisted by Mrs. Middle
ton, contralto. The public Is cordial-1
ly invited. i
HOP GROWERS' MEETING j
At the courthouse at 1 p. m. Satur-;
day, February 8. 190S. Every grow-,
er in the county expected to be pres-,
ent. Every grower will he provided
with a copy of the bylaws.. 1
n ltw Secy, j
ets
Dyspepl
auramrom or main
Catarrlets
mnenna mraibnuM,
or mni.
XI
.una-
mmo w stood Ifi miV U.
LARGEST FACILITY
IN THE WEST po
THE PRfinnn,.. w
HIGH GRADE WqI
KM
Keeping Open House.
Everybody is welcome when we"
feel good; and we feel that way only
when our digestive organs are work
ing properly. Dr. King's New Life
Pills regulate the action of the stom-,
ah. liver and bowels so perfectly one ;
can't help feeling good when he uses.
these pills. 2a cents at W. A. Kuy
kendall's drpg store.
POSITION WANTED Experienced
clothing, shoe and gents' furnish
ing salesman, married, seven years'
experience, would like position;
best of references. Address R. F.
D. 3 Box 64, Eugene. flO
FOR RENT Modern furnished flat
for rent. Enquire of M. Schneider,
at the Schneider block. tf
DRESS CARNIVAL -
Masquerade at roller rink. Prizes
awarded. tf
Fine floor, good music and lots of
punch at the dance Saturday night,
February 8, after Company C's an
nual inspection. 18
Madame Dean'j
KKfS Pii I s.
A 8AFK, CKRTAIS Rk- "
LIEF FOR SUPPKISSED
MENSTRI-ATIOJI. DETER UHI HlJ
S.fel Sure! Hpeedy! Sall.tJuJl i
mlVl f r .1 P'"- tall f
ntrial,wbeMld"r;,rwbi?j
Samples Free. Insist on bui,
genuine, nci-ept no substitute If.
druggist doci uot linvu ihun ij '.''
orders to llie '-
UKITED MEGICU CO., Boi 74, liitm. J
tiM '"" likens fry ii&l
Petaluma Incubators and brooders
t
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO
Buy a Petaluma Incubator
Chambers Hardware Co.
from
Fine floor, good music and lots of
punch at the dance Saturday night,
February 8, after Company C's an
nual Inspection. fs
G. K. Mimroe T. W. Hd
HOUSEFURNISHINCS
TT 1
vTciiuw uavt me most cool
line of stoves in Eujent
Beds and Bedding-, Rugs anl
Matting, bhelf Hardwire
and cuttelry
6? W. Eighth St,.1
EUGENI, - ... ontrJ
Father Fltiputilck came down from
one of hi. regular trip. ,o Callfor- ,?Zr"? I "
Miss Nina Nliklln has returned to' Mrs. W J. Ahomider, of Unite, .if-
Portland to resume, her violin lu- ' "furl visit with her sister, M
dies.
The Military Club of Cottage Grove
filed articles oi Incorporation with
the county clerk today. ' The Incor
porators are Alfred S. Powell. Les
ter C. Hutchinson and Llnley P. Ben
nett, The object of the club Is to pro
mote tho mental and physical welfare
of its members.
Teachers' Examination.
Notice is hereby given .hat the
county superintendent of Lane county
will hold the regular examination of
applicants for state and county pa
pers at the court house in Eugene as
follows:
For State Puiicrs.
Commencing Wednesday, February
12, at 9 o'clock a. in., and continuing
until Suturday, February lo, at 4 p.
m.
Wednesday Penmanship. History.
Spelling, Geography, Reading, Psy
chology.
Thursday Written Arithmetic.
Theory of Teaching. Grammar, Book
keeping, Physics, Civil Government.
rriday Physiology, English Geo
graphy, Composition, Algebra, Eng
lish Literature.
Saturday -Botany, Plane Geom
etry, General History. School Law.
For County Pniers.
Commencing Wednesday, February
12, at 9 o'clock a. m., and continuing
until Friday. February 14. .at 4 p. m.
Wednesday Penmanship, History,
Orthography, Reading, Physical Geo
graphy. Thursday Written Arithmetic,
Theory of Teaching, Grammar, Phy
siology, i
Friday Geography, School Law,'
Civil Government, English Literature
W. II. DlI.LAltU.
County Superinter.dent
$7.0
J9.&:
..WATCH SNAPS.
LADIES
Solid Gold Case, Swiss Movement
Gold Filled Case. New England Mnvemnt -
Filled Cases, Elgin or Walt'iam Movement $ 13.50 toSiJ
ooua uoia tase, ciginor Waltham Movement $25 to $4
GENTLEMEN
Stcrlirg Silver Case, Swiss 15 Jeweled Movement $15.ft
20 year Case, 17 Jeweled, Elgin or Waltham.... $14.01
year uise, lb Jeweled, Hampden $18.5
Z3 year tase, very thin model. $20.01
These are only a (ewol the good values you can lind here.
w c warn you to come and price.
J. O. WATTS, SS
- 9th and
W illamette
Mrs. W. A. Sumner and M's Sum.
Vier hsve left for a trip to Southern
..Mn.ri.in ait. miunier accompanied1 home in Minnesota some six weeks
.'in as inr as Meittord. where ho ami. Thev surprised their friends
Friday evening !v returning, saying
: they believed Oregon was good
I enough for them after all.
Notice ol Film! Settlement.
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon for Lane County.
In the matter of the estate of Al
bert A. Mounts, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has filed his final account
as administrator or the estate of Al
bert A. Mounts, deceased, und the
County Court of Lane Countv, Ore
gon., has set Monday, the iid'dnv of
March. 19US. at the hour of" 10
o'clock in the forenoon of said day at
the court house In Eugene. Lane
August llerger nnd wife, who spent . uregon as the time and place
last summer and fall nnd part of hei '"'nring sain tinal account. All
winter here, told their friends In Eu-1 J"'""n" hHnB objections to said fl-
gene goodbye and started for their ., """I,m aie iiotiiteu to present
it,
1 Wmm
l tail!
I Hi I
IPtiiU: white'Ii
IS YOUR
BREAD Madewitli
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
hi Eugene, led U iv s lo,k n(,or 1'almor Interest-
i iii'Ker. or nexter after n vlsi,
... . .
" N..T1, i'roieser : it .'..rl(.-
, M. M. Mllc
Mrs. M. A, Downs went to Junctl.in nnnin.
C ity today lo visit her sister a few (llllrev Cnuinliell bus been .ml-n . "
day. sick ut the home of his parents, .Mr r.itgeno, returned homo today. He
Mrs. Kalherlne Wind Pope return- nnd Mrs. E. L. Ciinipbell, but is new ! 'n" "'''"uioanled by his little grand
id this iiriei uoon from n vi: It in Port- coiivalesceut. daughter, Klttel Parker, who will vls
laed I Uev 11. E. Baker is still suffering , there n few days.
K. E. Awlirey, of Irving, was 'n lb- with the grippe and will be unable! Mrs. W. K. Sou -borough, utter a
. a '''I11 with friends and transacting
business In Eugene, left Sn..r.i.,v
IT'S UNREASONABLE
IT IS r.VHE.VSONAHI.E for young man to suppose that
, lie esn set himself up In a good paving tiuslii- It lima ome
' rapllnl to Invest In the enlerpiise.
I Perhaps this la. k of ready funds has been the ruo of
, your work I an for souib one else Instead of yourself for these
' many years.
I , An account with tnls bank win afford you a convenient,
safe and altogether Ideal method of keeping your surplus
funds where they will grow Into a sum that in time will insko
possible your success In business
Others have iiiet-eedcd In this way; you lan also.
The Eugcno Loon E Savings Dank
v Estafcluhsd l2
' Cnpitnl nnil siirpttt 9IIHI. IMHI
W. K, IlltOWV. I'rt .l.lenl. K. W. oM UN. t ,l,l, r.
I. A. PAIVF. VIit I'M'.lil.iil. ' W. . Itliiiuv, At. ta.hl.T.
Mrs. M. E. llussell. of Thurston,
will again care for the county poor at
the county home nt Thurston this
year, the county court having entere i
llllo a contract wlih her. She Is to
receive p.V week for each adult
tjilght for her home at S.in .Ti,,.. Cal. M1"1 'ok f"f 'a. h person be-
' 'I F ll..li...ii.,s v v u-..,i,i...i " "' at i an.i in r
... i . .. ii .....'I
no charge.
in e same on or netore s.iiii time, and
snow cause why said final iiivoiim
should not be approved and the n,.
mlnlstrator dis. halged.
Hated this :lh day of .lailuaiv
1 . 0 s .
.1. F. KIUK.
Admlnlslrutor of the estate ut Al
bert A. Mounts, deceased
1.. II. EDMl'NSOK,
AttiiriU'i'.
s Wlxkln
'and .1 M, William, went to Hose-:
Vurc Siindav to attend m..n..l
of the district fair b.wr.1, of which
they are members. The Orpheiim will have an entire
H E Dueii. one f ,s change of program tonight Moving
a i I'm f w m i i- nn rst iii N
vo lam: tt.
If it IS you already know all we can tell ycu about it.
II it IS'NT, ycu want PUREjWHITE FLOUR in jw
Kitchcn Next BakingJDay.
It makes the Whifest, Lightest Bread.
elf.j.'de
Duen. one of tSe lre"t e-
conductors, who has been sufferlrg
, ut mmie nine with
Ii'
pictures, "The Tin Wedding
"Th.. l.'-,.. . ..... .....
led r hi. in, - LbtTmr. '"" entertainment Mr ladles, gent.e. i ,;V"' '' ''"""I nlch,
ars there Is to be ;
j Jefl.-nfalls hat schon
ills, hen Zel-.iingen
nneu Mauten unseres 1 an, I
erl.ami D.'utschpnvheii.er V.
. ' ' 1 ""ivi.iiMim
..,. .,r nan, in
las In
. u in der ueb-
ui en tier ll.s.tir.i.'i,kung
I springs
irienus sincerely hope that he may
..i.ir rwover. lie will be accomps
ine.i i.y mi mic e. Ne n-..n .
thev may make a trip to Lo, .nB...,i
before returning home.
er-in-law, and A quiet Hotel." A
me ami chll.lren.
to l
I""!!'1 'Ills.
'ght. ! Iirnai
s a u ii n a I le.
il'ilee S.i'Mrd,
after C.oni'i".
i. fi
No slttlne op mm .,, .,
I'l'lll.,.'
ll i ' 'ie ..,1
til AMHK!
t ll'IM'S
' .111.1 I',
i KliWAKE 00.
The weather ha, m.Mlerated.
Me il-lli-ht of all D-.'gonlans.to wheiu
:h cold ,nsi a f.irelg-i Thee
!:ave been sprlnkN-K ( rain duili-.j
,v,e .l.iv and the lrt.l'i In the usuil,
V telet,'i,ine in.- ,e r-t 1 i;i;(r.'
i.", mi lu,.ti Pii. loniiihiK vare.l tf'..!
' in. ', rf jnow th. re 'a
!''', .n, I' U ' 1 .1 1 1: . S I! Iv
sne'.inii; i.ll thi.eigh oilier nnuiu-
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O'"' vnn ,. n
den Seha;
in an. reien
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enng 1st
Had :
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PURE WHITE
FLOUR
is made of Selected Scotch
F'fc Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pure White Flour
for pastry and cakes as
well as for brcad-it sat
isfies cr your money back.
Pure White Flour isfwj
Sale by the following
Merchants, price $1.54
per sack
Sen. T. Hull & Sen.
W. M. (irt-cu, ;
W. A. Il. ll,
' K. I. Mat lock,
Tho Kngene Grocery Co.
V. II. Ilnnlels,
IVtif .lolinson,
W. II. Ieiiiksler,
Cole .V Wilson,
W. J. tillissm .M Son,
J. W. White,
Fountain (Jrocery.
I nlverKity Home Hak. ry,
Flegnl Ityrhanl.
Springf'''1'1'
W. W. Kk. In ins. "n''
.ir.ii.iiie ........
VADHAMS KERR BROS.
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