Eugene daily guard., February 11, 1908, Image 8

THE KX'GEXE DAILY GUARD, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 11, 108
CORLISS COON & COS
HELMET BRAND
15c Linen Collars
REDUCED TO
each
Tomorrow we offer our entire stock
of Linen Collars consisting of ....
300 Dozen
Dr.
today
II.
in the following
Dartford
Minto
Bobs
Basil
Jennico
Dunloe
Fenwick
Glencoe
Jerome
Tokio
Rob Roy
styles and others
Alaska
Varsity
Touring
Outing
Webster
Chanticleer
Theo
Richmond
Islington
Volante
Student
These styles we have in all sizes from
1 4 to 17, excepting Jerome, Fenwick,
Glencoe,. Volante, which styles are
carried to size 19.
You may buy these
Tomorrow Wednesday
for 8Kc or 90c a dozen
Linen 25c cuffs
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St. '
l'F.IMO.VAMi
fj Korrtst Faust went to I'urlland to
il a. v.
f A. G. Magcra, of Salem, was In the
city today.
.hike Hei'Kor ramp home from Port-
f land tout nlKlit.
fj O. W. liurd and wife, of Florence,
M uru In tin? city.
a: Dr. M. M. Davis wont to Corvallls
on btiHio'ss.
II. Anderson camo up from
g I'urlland lust nlgiit.
Hi Dr. ('. K. I.oomis came home from
g ! Port land last nlKlit.
F J, M, Howe made a uusIuohb trip
to Junction City today.
1''. J. Hard returned thin noon from
a trli to Cottage drove.
Hherldan Hills and wife, of Jasper,
'were In Kuiene today.
8. P, Ness returned this afternoon
from a trip to Portland.
j James F. Itoblnon returned this
! afternoon from Portland.
I John Wallace and Krnest Walkor,
of Jasper, were In EtiKene today.
i Mm. W. F. Osliurn returned last
nlKlit from a visit In Portlnhd.
Mrs. F.dlth 11. Linton went to Cres-
1 well thin urternoon on a short visit.
I T. V. Ilennett and son went to Hal
soy today to visit relatives a few
! days.
II. Lurch, the Cottae Grove mer
chant, wan lu the city today on
biialnoHH.
l.evl Geer, proprietor of the Lon
! don mineral springs, Is In the city on
; business.
Hdltnr S. I.. Moorhend, of the Junc
tion City Times, Is In the city this af
1 ternoon. y
! M Iks Biiaan Irvln and hrother, Ar
' thur Irwin, wero down from Waiter
vlllfl today.
! J. M. Woodruff loft yostorday on a
tr.lp to Kosehurg and other Southern
; Oregon points.
Waller Jami'H and wlfo and Job.
i niahnik arrlvid down from Deer
' horn last niisht.
Jlrs. Claude (laby returned to Kel
so, Wash., today, ar:er visttlUK the
home foK;s a few days.
K. N. Hutchinson, feioral sheep
Inspecto.-, Ih In the city from Port
land on official butliiess. 1
C. V. CunnlUKiiam. bookkeeper for
the Willamette Valley Company, Is
In Portland on business.
Superintendent Fields, of the S.
P. Co., passed through KiiKeuo on the
afternonn train yesterday.
President Ciimphell, of the 1,'ni
veralty of Orenn, returned this af
ternoon from a trip north. j
.1. M. Andrews, ot llluehlny, nr
rflved liero yesterday on business und
will return linuie tomorrow.
Mrs. Corn. Klmilelon, of Wilbur, Is
vlsltlntr at. the borne of her In-other,
Lu I l 1 1 1 1 1 . II. i . lllim l. . Ill l . hh M' .
M .1. I'. Kflroy, who so sueciMMfnlly
W roni!m-!"il The (lunrd's sulwci'liitlou
iMilliest. went to 1'iii'tl." mi! toila.V.
.Mis. V. li. Mathews ciiine d'lwn
from (itiubeti on tin- noon train today
'to visit her daughter, .Mrs. I.. 1.. War-
nock. .
Kj I Mrs. S. S. Italli;e came up rrnill
i I in i 1. 1 ii 1 1 ji'niuniii; ii, jui 'i mi i . .
luHiil, who Is proprietor of the new
Olertrle theatre.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. T. Clow, after n
visit with Mrs. Clew's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. II. 8. Ilylaud, In KtiKene,
returned homo today.
Mrs. W. K. McKlrny, of Salem, af
ter visiting her cousin, Mrs. Albert
Shaw, at SpriiiKfleld, for several
weeks, returned homo today.
J. 11. Hlowutt left today for Apple-
ton, Minn., where ho will make some
Improvements on his farm and may
remain there all summer, it is re
ported that he may bring back a
bride with his next fall.
CITY NEWS
One of the primary grades at the
Central school was dismissed today
ao the room could lie tiiiiilmitod, a
ease of diphtheria huvlUK been dis
covered anions the pupils.
r William Twllley, the Ulna Front
: restaurant koeirer, who was fined
100 In the Justice court several days
KO for aeltluK lhiuor, has finally
? raised the money am? turned It over
i tp the Justice ot the peine.
' K. C. Walters, of Klmlra. plates
. tbat the rains of the past week made
anmcleut water to finish the log
! drives of the Klmlra Lumber Com
; pany, they expectlim their Inst drive
' to roach ths mill today or tomorrow.
I5 The Juvenile court today committed
tUladya Jlrown.. less than four years
.),!, to the Hoys' and tai ls' Aid Hocl
reiy. Therblld'i mother, Mrs. Masitle
t i own, mode complaint tbat her hua-
xflind had deserted her and that she
huuble to support the child.
t The
. )'illln
hlit "hots" engine are now
1 1 ltrK thn local fr.'litht trains In-
;tt,'ad of (he little oid-lashloned en-
M 1 m
Klnes as heretofore. ThlB Is for the
reason that the trains have become
ao Ioiik that the little enulnea are un
able to handle them with the neces
sary speed.
The ladles of HI. Mary's Episcopal
Kulld will Klve nuol her silver ten on
Wednesday afternoon, February 13.
at the rectory, 618 Olive street. Mes
dames Hammond, llouart and Slad
dell will be the hostesses. All mem
bers and friends ot the church are
cordially Invited. ' ,
A runaway horse that hnd been
hitched to a buuny caused some ex
citement In the vicinity of the Chris
tian and Methodist churches this
forenoon. It dashed down the street
with the harness draKKlna; behind
and slipped and fell on the pavement
several times.
The new F.lertrlc. theatre in the
Modes bulldltiK on Willamette street
was crowded at both performances
Inst nltihl, lheverowds ureal ly enjoy
Ins: the niovtinr tilci iii..ii tt o,. ,
slon play. The little theatre Is very
cosy nun neat huh win prove h) lie
a popular place of amusement.
The remains of Geo. W. llebnrd,
of fotiaiie Grove, who died In the
MiKene (.eneial hospital Saturday
nlKlit, will be shipped to his old home
at Olioiy, tonight. Funeral aer
vices were conducted at Day lien
f ITS UNREASONABLE
IT 18 I'NUEASONAlll.K for a younn man to suppose that'
ho ran set hlmaeir up In a Kood payliiK business without some
capital to Inveat In thn enterprise.
Perhaps this lark of ready funds has been the came of
your working for some one vise Instead of yourself (or thea
many years.
An account lth this bank will 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 make
poaalble your success la business.
Other have aucctwded In this way; you ran alio.
Tho ICugehe Loan & Savings Bank
, , ..' EaUblisotd tn
Capital ml surplus ft (HI, (MM)
' W. K. lUtOWN, I'wliletit. v K. W. OMItl H, Ca.hlrr.
1 I. A. I'AINK, Vlro rrKhhnL V. W. 11IKIWX, A sat. tVuihlc.
T I
A t
derson's undertaking rooms this af
ternoon by members of Helmet lodao,
Knlithts of Pythias, ot which order
Mr. llebnrd "vas a moinber.
Mrs. I'nullne May Sexton has begun
suit in the circuit court amilnst her
husbund. John H. Sexton, for divorce
on the ground of cruel and Inhuman
treatment. I hey were married at
Nebraska City, Neb., October 11,
ISSO, and have ono minor child. Paul
Kay Sexton, the custody of whom
Mrs. Sexton asks for. C. A. Winter
meter is the attorney tor the plaintiff.
In Klvlng a report of The Guard's
voting contest, the pictures of three
of the wrnuei's. Miss Mnruarct Woods.
Miss II In Cushman and Mrs. W. W.
ltransteter. are omitted because of
oversight In not securing photo
graphs. The Guard has all along
been very proud ot the list of candi
dates who entered the contest and
only ri'iirots -that not every on ot
them won a prlae worthy of their ef
forts when the final count was made.
This will be the last night of the
Passion Piny at the F-UKcne theatre
Tomorrow nlaht at S o'clock there
will be an entirely new program, con
sistliiK ot two Illustrated sonas.
"Starlliiht" and "Where the Swau-
nee Klver Flows, and two pictures,
the souks will be auiiK by a first
class sinner and the machine oper
ated by a first-class operator. The
new current of ;uu volts will give
the best pictures ever shown In Kit
Kouo and as nood na shown enywhere.
Prices will bo ten cents for any
seat In the house, and the perform
ance will last one hour.
Humor ant Philosophy
By DUNCAN M. SMITH
ALL INJHE MIND. :
I emoked a fifty cent cl'ar
Once on a lime: but, hImicki.
I wouldn't dft It were 1 callfd
To Bpfcrjd my hard earm-d bucko.
It whi a Kin. you in:ty suppose.
But tut I pufiVd owuy
" I couldn't notice II RurpaMfd
My ropo of twisted .my.
The man wlio gave the prize to me
From out his private box
Bald. "Try one of my private brand
From blended Cuban stocks."
I lit tt rftokit'ssly. as though
Jt were but common trash.
But privately I'll own to you
I(j rther naa tne cusn.
It lin't In the flavor fine,
It Isn't In the blend. -It
len t In the thicker smoke,
that Joys serene attend
in plump perfectos of that kind;
It's knowing as you sit
It cost some sucker fifty cents
And you are smoking It.
A 'man with educated tastes
May think he likes the puff,
But one with politicians raised
Finds stogies good enough.
And' In these days of close ex pens
And figuring down fine
The average man prefers a weed
Marked down to forty-nine.
Tfc Last Great Fire
Did not cause so much suffering to the
bomeless as many a case of eczema causes
its miserable victim. And the relief fund
did not bring so much Joy as Hood's Sarsa-
.. . ... HrnaH In
I psrllla has given uiouaauu u.
! relieving the agonizing itching and burning
of enema-tortured people.
. Red of Fire-" I lived In s bed of
I firVfo" owing.! bleed ."i- "'
; W . It-bin lata..-ly.
1 meat did net help roe. i tmd
j .rill...dcu;.tia,.;-.l tskuill it
entirely curfd." JiM- T- '"JAils'
I Csrlxmdak-. 1'a.
' n tlo TlA
Tied the Hands- " u ,
hand . of on, two.ye..ld son a account of
eciema on bla face and limbs. M nisdic no
helped until we uwd Il.-jd a h'""""'1;
which aiaincomplfti-lynired. Mas. A. jam
Wvi.k. la Montgomery St.. 1'ateraon. J.
' Hood's Sarsaparllla Is sold everywhere.
In the usual liquid, or In tablet form called
Snrsatabs. ICO Doses One Dollar.. Pre
pared only by C, I. Hwd Co., Lowell, Mass.
Wl
In a Fa Pre
ferred. "Is the youns
dentiBt entat)
MshetlV" v
"No; lie is still
looking for au
opening."
Winter Work,
The soft snow falls.
The wild wind calls.
And gray are luke and river;
The drifts are high
As mountains, nigh
Their muchncsa makes me shiver.
I stand nnd rave;
My r.flfflibor'a vave '
The wind hus flwi'pt off cleanly.
I wonder why
It's only i
t The blizzard treats so meanly.
I 'sbovi.d enow
Until 1 know
A dozni tonn I've lifted.
I'd rather dwell
Deep down In-well.
8omo place whert- unovv's not drifted
Dr. T. Felix Couraud's
ORIENTAL
TOILET POWDER
Apure, antisep.
tic Toilet Powder
for infants and
adults. Exqui
sitely perfumed.
Renders an excel
lent complexion
and keeps the skin
clear, soft and
velvety. Relievos
skin irritation and
should be used
freely after bath
ing and shaving,
giving a delight
ful and refreshing
ellect. - At deal
ers or by mail. 25
cents Box. Pre
pared by
con -r unPKINS. N. Y. CITY.
Proerictor "of COURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
JfOB SALE ASO BECOMJlENDrD DV
Sensible
Valentines ,
Why should rot a valentine
be more than a mere pretty
picture?
We have selected from our
stock a line of attractive
and useful little novelties of
Jewelry andSilverwar, and
mounted them appropriately
to give as valentine s. 1 hese
cost but little more than
the fancy picture cards, and
will be prized many times
as much. Here is a list of
some of the many articles
I we are ottering. wait"
for window display Tuesday
ICA Handy Pins, Cream
J JQ jarSt. Tooth Brushes,
. Paper Knives, Etc.
l. - - I . T 'I.
yC rm v-usnions, ian
' Buffers, Crosses, Hat
Pins, Thimbles, Etc
$1 on Cuff But,ons'
4 I Brooches, Spoons,
Pocket Files, Etc.
Why not a Diamond for a
Valentine.' We have
them from
$20 to $250
J. O. WATTS
Cor. 5 tli. and Willamette St.
STAXI.KVS,
012 Villnmi-tt St. - - -
Eugene
The NEW
, Too Modern.
"Foo tluit d;i;-.cd lou!;ing uinn over
tlicrc .'"
"Vcb."
"lie Is n prol'L':-Kor of modern Inn
Kiuures." ' - - ,
i "What Is t!u mutter wltli blm?"
"lie Is tr.vlu.!,' to get a lino ou what
some nice track men are tulklng
about."
j
T
OLIVER.
When Yoi
Run..,
for a tmin nr vim t .
, 7 ,01 a raj..!
paper 4 of carpet tacks you .J
money. Ani..J
what you get at the Griffin Ha-J
Crt io I. . ... . "1
w. o mc ucsl values intcirl
mo money. i
You can get an excellent .
your money in spray pumps,,,
materials, lime and sninhi,."
. Yours for busing
'GRIFFIN
b rfiti'Gware C(
U1, V-iU?'M01 llimri u l.:i. c
'ftTsl'SSSJla11 Sjitaia. Hire-
Tl he HWitiotBlir-I'lythB
ollii-r, lint pentl Blainr for
Jllullralpd hook M.l.d. TtiriTea
vulonlile f" lnolea. .MAItVKI, CO..
Lane-Uuvls Jrug Jo.f o stores.
Woodirard. Clarkn Co.. l-orflunl
G. Ii. Mitnroe T. y y,l
! HOUSEFURNISHINCS
We now have the most cod
j line of stoves in Eujent
1 iSeds and Bedding, Ruar.
Matting, Shelf Hardwari
I and cuttetry '
; 67 W. Eighth St.
I E UGENS. - - j . . ORfJ
For Modern Fcod.
"Did you study uuy of the. dead lan
guages at school ?"
"No. 1 was going to. but 1 found 1
wouldn't ueeil them to order pie at a
restaurant. Too waiters are all live
ones."
IS a
veritable
whirlwind
of speed
It responds to the
touch like a thing of
life. All essentials
centered in MODEL
No. 5. OIU machines
taken in exchange.
, S. FRANK, Agent.
Thsy Chip In.
'fan Is a creature of clreum
tances." "Yes, but women are usually around
behind the scenes helping to make the
circumstances."
A Propsi Query.
i
GASOLINE ENGINE
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMPING MACHINERY
Fnlrlmiiks-Morse. (1118011110 Engines
I for puitipitifc, spraying, sawing, grind-
lug. .Outfits complete.
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
Falrhanks-Morsc Dynamos and Mo
tors for Hvcr and light.
Knirtiunks-Morsu Windmills nnd
Towers.
Knlrluinks-Morse Grinders, Food
CllopM-rs, Well Pumps.
All first qiiulily goiMls at lowest
jirlci-s nhvuys In stM-k. l.ilM-nil terms.
l"rompt reply to liupiiries nnd quick
shipments. Wrlto for catalogue und
prices.
BERCER.&. BEAN HDW. CO.
Agents, Eugene, Or.
FAIRBANKS, MORSE (E, CO.
Portland, Oregon
"Time fllea."
"80 I have uotlced. t wonder"
"What?"
"What his method la."
PERT PARAGRAPHS. I
TIm man who la too modest to bran
ou himself Is dead easy to the man
who docs the Job for blm.
Oil Palnt'ngs
w"e have a llmllrd number ol
PAINTINGS which we are telling
at coat lor a lew davi, prices bom
30c to $10 rn
Latest designs In FRAME MOULD
INGS. Sre our window
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
Saturday, Feb. 3th
i M.
Koh -i-noor Peanut Flake
Regular Price 30c, Sat. 20c a pound
Taffy, reg. 25c, Sat. 1 5c a pound
A large assortment of
Fresh Candies in Stock
made in our own kitchen
Hull's Red Cross Drug Store
V's IMamond Chick Kood for little
chickens. We ran toll vou whv.
CIIA.MHKKS IIAHinSAHK CO.
Larue sb.liment of dining chairs
and llnoleuni Just nci'lved.
OIIAMHKKS IIAKUWARK CO.
Monarch Malleable ltanes, 30
days' free trial.
fl J. W, KAYS Kl'K. CO.
CASTOR I A
For Infants.' nil Ch.idron.
The Kind Yoi' wi Always Bccgbf
Bean the S
-Ti ;ii
8OO0T eoocK
UNOinwooo Nou.1- suhh
f IUMSI 0OON
Masquerade
Dress
Carnival
at
Roller Rink
FRIDAY,
FEB. 14th
PRIZES AWARDED
pKOKKlRIOaHIIUi
-uiV. WHITE
IS YOUR
BREAD Madcwil
PURE
WHITE
; FLOUR
If it IS you already know all we can tell you about it.
If it IS'NT, you want PURE.WHITE FLOUR in )i
Kitchen Next BaHingiDay. '
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
PURE WHITE
FLOUR
is made of Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat, 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 or your money back.
Pure White Flourish
Sale by the follow
Merchants, price $H
per sack
fiiu T. Hull & "n'
W. M. ircr-n,
W. A. IU II.
K. I). Matlock,
TIh Kuroiio (iroccrj C
V. II. Unnicls.
I'OtOT Jollllsoll.
W. H. lcniK.tcr,
Colo Wilson.
W. J. (Jlbson 4!
J. W. W hite,
Fountain incTy.
InlTcrslty Hon Bssm.
Armltaito j
WADHAMS (2b KERR BROS
DISTRIBUTERS