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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 9, 1908)
1 i 0 c w c i o ni Hl fc. A I a O 3 - c H g hPk IOT I .j-ass"j 4 g : w c? rJ VMf oxa . 1 IJ S F . I . . Is. B ; w a m x lu - p lj-jj 1 , First Spring Suits are Now Showing Qiir stock of spring and sum mer goods will be larger and better assorted than ever be fore. Goods are of best, qual ity and BtylUly patterns, tall orded by the famous MICH AELS, STERN & CO., whose brand Is a guarantee of ex cience. Come lii and look at them. Illg reductions on all win ter suits, lu order to closo them out and muke rojm for new Htnck. Wo curry a full line of fur. tiiHliiiiil" for men, and. our iriri-s uil Htyhn arc t-lj(lit. Wo own our own liulliliiiB, wy no rt-nt and qrc hatihficd with a nwMinable profit. ED. HANSON No. H Knot Ninth Slro.-t Hug-one, Oregon UIDQICflU UHUUU iiMiniiouiiiiumn i , OSTRICH, IN TOWN; SUhVtYlNG GROUND FOR NEW DEPOT MAS WHO . K.tTS .NAILS, CLASH ANI KXIITI IILADKS, IX Kl- (iK.NK AMI WILL AJTKAIt AT THK Oltl'IIKlM i Happjr Harry Harrison, the "hu-; man ostrich," who eats nails, glass : md other delicacies of a similar na- A corps of 8''u1h7",: ciflc enslnt'ers, under Chief Knslneer iljscnke, arrived up from Portland this after noon and began worn m lay ing off the ground for the New passenger depot. ine contractor will be here to row to begin work on the co-n crete foundation. li - gyve Are-um ui munev j and Must lure, will appear ai the Orpheum the-j 4, TTT: atre tonight and throughout the' week. He called at The Guard office! J WKNT TO DKATH this forenoon and gave an exhibi-; WITH CIIKKKV SMILh l 0 Hon of hla work. He took an oral-1 4, nary horseshoe nail, bent It double' and with the aid of a glass of water 1 4, large brad and then broke a blade 4, out or the city editor's knife and 4, 'swallowed It. This mad us sore. 1 4, I for we had to spend thirty cents for 4. another knife. 1 Osslnlng, N. Y., March 9. Antonio Strollo, an Italian, who killed Antonio Lorsella in Van Cortland. N. Y., last August, went to his death In the electric chair with- a cheery good-bye and a Bmlle on his face. narriaon is certain v a wonaer huu (herp Is no fake "bout him. He 0,4,4,4,4,4,4, fers to donate 'i0 to any charita- . ble Institution In Kugene If his ex hibitions are proven to be anything rii, Thnrsdav: March 12 Conip uy but genuine. He Is willing to go to ! C will give another big dance. Danc-- anv ,.V...unl.....n 1Hn anH hava the! 1 11 IT ClttnniCnCeH UL 0 . 1 I BUH 'i u ' X-ray turned upon his stomach toerybody come. prove that he really swallows the ar ticle'. The Strand magazine, published in London, some Urn? a?o contalnd a long article abnut Harrison's feats In this line and printed several of his photographs in connection. MINSTRELS AGAIN LARGELY ATTENDED if you want a go cart with espec ially good sprlngB see our new Mon umental line Just received from tlK' factory. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Company C gives another big dance on Thursday, March 12. Banc ing starts at 8:4i sharp. Everybody :onK,I ON HAND COMPt-BTB STOCK OP Pictorial Review Patterns XHB ONLY PATTERNS HAVINQ THB Patent Cutting S Construction Gardes THESE GUIDES SAVE MATERIAL, TIMB & LABOR Ulii.lr.tlon of Cuttlniauld lor Pattern N.. flM pitwraoii Iht m.Knal, and how lu lue the least (jtwutily 9i sooti. stun y U iunmu. onn I)ig game of basket ball between Company C and Drain at the armory March 12. After the game a big dnnre will be given. Game called at 7:45 sharp, bancing commence; at 8:45 sharp. f'resh gnrfl-n seed In bulk CHAMBERS HARDWA'cii CO. lull tlk, f m" "W 0 The se"ond pftr'ormince of the Elks' mius'rel Saturday night was j greeted by anoih-r v.?ry lare au-i dlenre. The progrim v.-as changed 1 somewhat and some who attended x both say the performance SnturdRyj night was better if anything than the i one Thuraday night. F'rouilnent j among the new features of tite per-: , fornian"e Saturday nigh" was the ' aolo, "School Days." by W. C. Jack- son, assisted by Master St'les and; llttlo Miss Winona Waddle. It; brought forth enthusiastic applaure ' ; and Mr. Jackson was compeled to! respond several times to encores. IThe quartet, consisting of Messrs.' j Vnn Dusen, Cooper. Nelson and. . Pnine. wnn n new tenlnre nnd n 9rnA : one, too. Dr.' Paine is Interlocutor, filled his position very gra-'-fully. We failed .to mention him, through an ovorsight, In the wrlteup of Thurs day night's performance. Sheep anearlng macnlnes and knife sharpeners. New model Just receiv ed. . , CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. XKW TODAY LOST Small brown horse got out of my barn on Emerald avenue Sun day night. Kinder please notify C. D. Hadley, or phone Black 33!2. inuitratlon ol ConitroctkmOulde for Pattern - No. 22". howina how to sew he different Darts together, etc 11 ml ! : 5 PiaORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS 10 and 15 Cents Each ALL SEAMS A I-LOW C O Have J and in order to get it. ytt will make bi? reductions all goods i ' . our store fi the next fif. ' teen days dur ing which time you will be able to se cure somebi? bargains at IF YOU NEED Groceries WE HAVE THEM , A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and Graniteware. Headquar ters for White River Flour. Candies, Nuts and Orarges J. W. WHITE lb Grocer Corner 5ih and Willamette Sis. Phone Sed 4611 I Eugene Racket Store 1 35 E. 9th St., Eugene, Orcg Willu nrs Co. Tre rsfcr Light and Hravy Hauling VOOD FOR SALE 504 TlllimetttSt Eugene, Oegcn khon. !lln 11 ' Warner times pianos Leave or-! 1 dera at Morria' Music Store. ; tf E. P. SHINN Shoemaking and Repair- pairing; of all Kinds Neatly done at my shop.' I 68 V. 8th st, tugeiit 3 Doors Open 8:30 Tomorrow Morning ow GR. GR.EATE1 Store Remains Open Until 3 p.m. Tonight Excitement At Its Height-Stanleys Big Sale Takes the Town By Storm Tnctav. MONDAY, was the Second Dav of the Great Seven D:iv Special- NotHwith.tnn.-iinrr xx,a i-,-,, j . - , : . ' . . ,v , s "uvc c"Kfu many extra salespeople, we ui. not near handle the crowds. It seems as t the whole population of Euiiene and vicinity was here, but we expect even neater crowds tomorrow and have doubled our sales force so we can wait upon all with precision and dispatch. Are you securing your share of the Most Astounding Bargains of Years $fl (fliOfTfe worLh of merchandise to be sold without, reserve in 7 Da vs and Seven Days J)OpUUU Only. It's the Entire Stock in a MIGHTY-MERCILESS $2.00 Boys' Trousers on silc at 65c Misses', ladies' and chilcrcn's shoes values to $2.50 at 99c MensVSuits, values to $15.00 on sale at . . . . . . $6.95 .JINT A FEW ?RICbS.. EXTRA SPECIALS 8:30. mi to 9:30 a. m, Turtd-y 10c Pearl Buttons. 5 doj. for 5c $1 Peirct'j Favorite Prescription... 65c 15c Silver Collars. 2 for 1 5c 85: Lace Curtains on sale at 39c $1.00 Men's Shirts on sale at 4V 25c Ladies' Collars on sale at 4c 5c Men's Underwear on sale at 29c C ips, values to $2.C0 on sale at -r 29c Stationery, values to $1.50 on sale at , 19c $2.50 Men's H.s, cn s,.lc at ..!.:. Iflc ..WANTED.. 25 More Salesmen No others need apply Saturday, March 1 4th, last day of sale Note th: location carefully, if you get in the wrong store, it's your lors STANLEYS Xrh 612 Willamette St EUGENE, OREGON. Read This To facilitate the handling of the cvwls we Iwve arranged for'a rear exit. . Kilter the store as before, keeping to the nht. After making vour purchase vo 1 necessary at the time kindly leave the store by the rear exit. This 'takes you into Ninth "ear W'ilianidtte St. All Coods Puixhastl Must Positively Be WrapP 00
