Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, February 10, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EIGEXE DAILY GUAM), .MOXD.iV. KKlIIU'AnV 10, 1008 EUGENE BASKETBALL PLAYERS DEFEATED LEFT WIFE AND LARGE ' FAMILY OF CHILDREN This Coupon Tbe Ganitol Chemical LaboraioryCo. Cj6 LidcJe Av St. Loai, Mo. BncloMd find it .00, tor which tend ft A Speca! Bargains is Worth .70 to You f I Uiiewf U uf 4luf X.JM M HULL' DRUG STOKE X worth of Vt; for a $1.00 bill Cut out this coupon in upper right hand corner and lend The Sanitol Chemical Laboratory Company, of St. Louis, J with a $1.00 bill and our name, and they will deliver youy I. ..... ..V. ... , U - i.An.nL.. 'nc...rln.afir ft .nr. ttti a i " n It II11VUII Ul WIM Mi..'.S MmtLIIIUli VI IMU VIM J packages ot oanitol as illustrated. 1 ncse are tne most satisfactory toilet preparations in the world and they .regular total retail price these articles is J-U. tol i - hi tlmas JSwil DrugSbore (R 17-19 g.L 8th Street- nT rlii:': )( Eugene, Oregon. jV, jgQjj;' (I WIIKN YOU 8KB (JUKUN I'AIMCH CiOING In your door you can relish the thought hat your neighbors know you trado with flrst-clam Krocora anyway. Hut that Isn't H fraction of the But lof uctlon you'll have when you come to use t Ha groceries wo scud you. Mnke up a trlnl order as an ex porjmont. Incluili) till) articles ot which you mo tho Judge. We me confident of your approval. W. M. CREEN, SSSk 619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25. SAI.KM l.ADH WIS A FAST AND 1THIOI K GAME H.VAI, KCOItK iiu TO IK. Standing of tho clubs: Won. Lost. P.C. Roneburg 3 0 1000 Salem 2 2 000 Kugnne 2 2 500 Albany 0 3 000 In a very exciting game the boys of tbe Salem high school snatched a victory from a seeming defeat Sat urday night. KuKene started the scoring and marked up nine points before Salom marred the tally aneet. At the end of the first half the score was twelve to nine in favor of Eu gene. The second half was even fas ter than the first. With but five minute to play and the score 19 to 19, Salem took a derided brace and scored five field goals in rapid mic coHHton. The final score waa 2 9 to Vi in Hulcm's favor. KuKcno played good ball during the entire game and it was only 8a lem's terrific finish that caused their defeat. They are a clean Hot of play ers: are gfiiue loners. G. WatKtin, Cockerllne and Mean wore the best pluyers for Eugene, wlillo Hulem found they had five stari. Itoberta played a fine game.' gutting four fluid goals and eight routs, making Klxteen points. Jones played a fine game at centre. Dolly Farmer played a steady KHmo and got two baskets. Uler pinyeu a good game at guard, holding hla man to two baxketa and Rotting one himself. Mlnton did good work In breaking up the paslng. This victory rabies Salem to sec ond place. Next Friday they meet the KoBulmrg team, who have as yet met with no defeats. The Balum boys however. Intend to break their chain and the Indications are that ItOHe burg will go home defeated. The sum-up of tonight's game: Snlem, V. Itolieris, IS; Farmer, 4; C. Jones, 4; O. litter, 2; O. Mlnton. Kimono V. O. Watson, 8: F. C. Watson, r.; C. Mitchell, 4; G. lluan, O. (1. Cockerllne, 4. Itefenie, Wlnslow, umpire, Mcln tlre. Salem Statesman. jr.VKTTIK IIAIXIiltllXiK AM.MJKS THAT HKIt lirM IH.SI ItT Kl II Kit AM TIIKIIl OIK Kl'ItlXO . Mrs. Junettle A. Balnbrldge Sat urday afternoon filed In the circuit court, through her attorney, C. A. Wintermeler, a complaint, asking for a divorce from her husband, William H. Bainbridge. She alleges that they were married In Rock county (now Brown county) Nebraska, on March I, 1S8B, and have the following ral- inor children: John James, agea iv years; Fannie Elisabeth, 17; Mag gie Mary, 15; Myron Henry, 11; So phia Eliza, 9; Florence Nellie. 6,'and Frank la Raymond, 19 months. Mrs. Bainbridge alleges that on April 20, 1906, her 'husband wilfully and with out cause or provocation deserted her and has since failed and neglected to contribute anything for her support or for the support of the children; that since that time she has been compelled to work to support herself and some of the children. She asks for the custody of the 'children and for $10 a month nll ' mony, besides $25 for her expenses in the suit. .SUNDAY GOOD DAY I AT CHRISTIAN CHURCH EttiKNK !':;0!'K.ltTY WILL HHOW VALtAIlLE nialr street addition property Is sure to double In value within the noxt two years. Two electric rail ways are coming up tho valley from Portland and both of them must en tor tho city from tho woBt, and the line that will tap the Sluslaw coun try cau not go out In any othor di rection. As auro as wator runs down hill, Eugene must build down the valley because the business Is there. There are both acreage tracts and large lots In this addition, only a mile from tho business center and three blocks from tho Goary public school. Prices are vory reasonable and you may make your own terms, a small payment down and monthly Install ments If you desire. See the Oregon Land Co. at 412 Wlllnmetto street, or write them for particulars and prices. tt ; Yesterday was a grand day at the 'Christian church. In the Bible school i469 were present and the offering amounted to $14.91. Following this ! service Dr. Martin delivered a very ! heart-touching sermon on "Refuge.' At 3 p. m. he gave that attractive dis course on "Idolatry In Eugene." The 'evening subject, "Opportunity." af forded an abundance of practical, up lifting material. . total accessions up to daio, 164. This week is probably your last opportunity to hear Dr. Martin. Tonight tho cvdncellst will preach on "Tho Day of Small Things." Come before 7:30, if possible, bemuse this is to bring another great audience, as well as a marvelous Rcrmon. Dr. Martin Is a powerful exponent of the perfect gospel of truth, which Is Kindly welcomed by nil who seek to know thereof. "The Word of God Is not bound" (2 Tim. 2:9 1 but li free to set forth "the unsearchable rlohos of Christ . . .to th" latent that now . . .might be made known through the church the manifold wis dom of God . . . which lie purposed in Christ Jesus our Lord, In whom we have boldness and access in confi dence through our faith in Hlra." Eph. 3:8-12. Look .tomorrow evening for lists of announcements of subjects. Come early this evening. Splendid music and singing under tho leader ship of Professor DavlH. IP YOU KNEW TAKE THE BLUE BELL LINE TO HEALTH THEY MAKE YOU FEEL LIKE A BLACKSMITH A.k for Md try one. BLUE BELL Co.li Synip. Mi R.mt.lv, Mn's I'-lo Unim.nl, or BLUE BELL'Stooi-ch r.blala. UiinhoM, Croup, Nnr. Couth. Hit KtMr 1 C.UtTb. Ulood. t;..rl Tonic. BrltM Sunihuu, llrt. Worm, Kuloty, H..d.th, iumui.r CompuunL Soothm T.bHt. lor ChiLtna. Llr, FmU Ktsul.tor or Quioiy TableM. For salt) by Hull's Red Crosa Drugstore. I The merits or the Toxns Winder. you would never suffer from kidney, j bladder or rheumatlo trouble $1 a bottle (two months' treatment). Sold I by O. J. Hull, or by mnll. Send for testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 292$ Ollva slreoL St. Louts. COFPEE Good grocers like Schil ling's Best, for it makes good-will and not trouble ; in case of complaint, the money is ready. Ynur srorer rrturna rour moner l( yon don't Uks it: w par blm. I WANTED. . Cltlions of Junction City, Cohurg and Irving to take advantage of tho splendid sofa pillow top premium giv en by tho Laro Studio, Eugene, Or., j to holders of certificates. Represen tative will call on you soon. fit COMMERCIAL (1,111 .MEET 1X0 The regular meeting of the Eugene Commercial Club will bo held this evening. A full attendance Is desired L. L. WIIITSON, President. roilTLAXD ItOYAIj BAR FRY Bread, the best and healthiest bread made. For sale a: Otto's. all this week at the BON MARCHE'S Gigantic Red Tag Sale TLi koine tV last week o the GIGANIHJ iav. au,B, we are A 111 WW. I a If i . i . f , This week being; fie last weeic 01 me .TT. goin? ,i - -l : k ratoct weeK or an weens evcrymintr is reaurti u do more man ever tu i.ior.6 i i"v 6.w.-. i. u lt nnthinc keeD vou from the sale this week. OO IlOl iu aa'i"5 w.. r. - . Women's Coats Evey woman's coat in the house is going to be sold, regardless of what it cost; all coats and furs for this week only; pries 2 Children's Coats The girl needs a coat for three more months, and then it is all right for next winter. Why pay $10 or $20, when you can gel any coat for, price 2 $ 1 6-$ 18-$20 Suits $ 1 1 .95 Don't forget that we are going to unload our suit department. Every suit must go. The best In mane ana the latest In style value ui to $20; sale ?BL 111 mano auu r$ 11.95 $15.00 Overcoats $9.45 Why not have a dress coat, that will keep you- dry. Our coats are very dressv and are rain proof; reg ular $15.00; sale $9.45 $2 .25 Shoes M A(l nl . ' ii 'Z "u,"Kns tinesbwib light soles, vici kid nS intent t f o . . hiwu fiooe; ue up iu -.-j; sale $4-00 Sh $1.3 $2 oes women s tine shoes in vlclii and nntpnt- n,i. Uw.o, oiiisie cuunter: ti- vamp; hand turned- nrJ lnr 4 no- sale , UfS&l M ADrLli? The Place to lue uvn rasnLiwrifi Save Money Acreage! AFULL LINE OF Bass Hueter Pure Mixed Paints and Lustrelac Varnish Stain . We carrv 62 different oatterns , of WALL PAPER all , new and up to date i Ludford & Haskell 1 Practical Painten and Decorators . 95 west 8th street :: crea E. C. Gulliford Feed and Livery, Boarding Stables Xew Klmir Itoom Xew Itiibbcr Tire Turnouts. Full Crock Stage Line. 100 West Hth Street. i'lione Main 09 Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, 2l2 miles from Post Office on easy pay ments, near school. Rooms 3 and 4 Beckwith BId J. W. BARRINGER Expert Housemover Moves anything. Twenty-hv years experience. Residence, East Ftlteenth and Oak Sts. Phone Red 4511. Eugene. Oregon A FULL LINE OF. New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and Heaters s"8 S. L. LONG HARDWARE STORE 50 East Ninth Street 2C kWkaaaaaMiltw 3C EUGENE THEATER, SATURDAY F 15th SPECIAL NOTICE For tho con von lone ot "iNirslfur 1'Htrnna tho (tirmor rulo of ivhiuih'u oitiK tho evtmtuK porfnrinAticoii nt r. :3rt ami nlviriR a twu-lnmr tl Inner in ti'mitxittnti hH b'ii diitiv nity with. ImrlnK thla iikhouh,i. tho -iHIim liorformanri) will ho Riven nt uu V tins. Tho curtain will rlv at 7:4: ahnrp. CarrlaRia may h imvrv at 1 1 ; 1 S . A ml! I tin munt ho In thMr .'tB at the rlo of flmt curt ntti, a li t ono will Im ai'tttii) ilmiitji ttto ac tion t t tho play. Messrs. Martin & Emery's Reverent, Artistic and Sumptuous Presentation oi ivicnara wagner s mysuc restival Play IN ENCLIS4--ADAPTED BY WILLIAM LYNCH ROBERTS BAiED ON THE LFCENDS OF THE HOLY GRAIL PRODUCED AT AN ENOn vn, ,7" ENACTED BY A MOTED COMPANY OF PLAYER.S ENRM0US EXPENSE ---lapraa-rM-.n SCALE OF PRICES Box Seats " Lower Floor I' 50 Balcony Jl.Oi) and "',c Gallery S,?c THK SAI.K of boxes and seats will tx-cin l 9 a. m., Friday, February Hth. For t" henoflt of non-resident patrons and th se n able to be present at the opening of the mall orders will be promptly filled in 'lie or' dors of receipt, If accompanied by r.'nilitof' and sol f-ad dressed stamped envcliM"'. Ur',''fJ to GEO. II. SMITtl. . Manager F.uS'-tif TS"r- TheMost Imposing Production Ever Sent, f Presented on 3 Scale nf r. Jpiir on tour nailla i. ,ai i1 li ii ii hi aaniln i n,iLmmia Never Before Attempted