Eugene daily guard., March 14, 1908, Image 2

THE BUOB.VB DAILT GUARD, 8ATl'RI)AY, MARCH 14, 190
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There is No Better
Recommendation
for a legitimate .business than the
fact that our customers are buying
high grade merchandise at season
able prices. You will be one of these
customers when you know we are
handling such well known lines as
Alfred Benjimin & Co.s
Clothing for men, the
Sophomore line for young men
Stetson Hats and Stetson Shoes
Guyer and Remle Hats
Cluett and Monarch Shirts
Dents and H.&. P Gloves
Our Stock in Every Department
is larger and more complete than
ever before. You'll be convinced
if you give us a call ,
ROBERTS BROS., Toggery
There's this -difference between
the cocoa habit and the coffee
habit: Cocoa makes you healthier,
stronger, steadier, better able to
do your share. Does, Coffee?
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LESS THAN A CENT A CUP
Is made witK scrupulous, con
scientious care and old-fashioned
attention , to cleanliness, purity,
goodness and quality. No cocoa
at any price can be better or more
delicious. Your grocer sells and
recommends it.
D, GHlrardelU Company
San franolaoo
BAND CONCERT
AND DANCE
At Armory Hall
TUESDAY, MARCH 1?
No pains have been spared to make this the most suc
cessful concert of the season.
CONCERT 8.30 tb 10 P. M,
Q Program wil
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appo.ir later - Concert 50c, Dance 50c.
Oil Paint'ngs
C tuw a Hml'rd number ot
PAINTINGS which we are wiling
at coat lor a lew davt price, trom
50c to S 10 OO
L.lr.l dnjfnaln FRAME MOULD
ING. See our window
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
MEND
ClaOO
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ar i mm a m iiv&r m rikt.iii
MOST GROCERS SELL
Olympic Flour
every sack guaranteed
Made ol irleOrd Eaitern Oregon bard wheat. It pro-JiK-rt
more toavea ol bra.d than any olhrr (lour and the
kuvea are Uehter and whiter. Bev-aua ol the Increaard
quantity ol bread roducrd 'he rori U ol hie her than hie
othee llouru ASK YOUR GROCER FOR IT.
THE. PORTLAND FLOURJNC MILLS
CI0ARS
Julius
Goldsmith
CHICHESTER'S PILLS
MISSIONARY
MEETING PROVES
GREAT SUCCESS
I Pittsburg, March 12. The last
: day of the first Internailoual con
j ventlon at the Young People's Mis
! slonary Movement endifd with enthu
' sluani. Ur. William Douglas Mac-
Kenzle, president of the Hartford
I Theological Seminary of Hartford,
I Conn., spoke on missionary education
!in the life of the church. He said
In part:
I "The first apostles and their fol
t lowers required enlightenment as to
me relation 01 me bwbcci .'
world. It took long centuries to
cover even Europe with the Christian
name and life. Mission progress In
Asia, moving at first over wide re
gions, was suddenly repelled, and al
most swept out of existence by the
tremendous tide of Mohammedanism,
and not. long after this desolating
faith had locked Christianity within
the continent of Europe. Then In
that continent It turned to the mighty
task of creating a Christian civiliz
ation. Gradually it permeated all
classes, transforming their concep
tions of human experience and hu
man destiny, and at last In Europe
and North America this religion holds
tho field alone.
"To carry Christianity, therefore,
to tho heathen world In the nine
teenth and twentieth centuries Is not
to carry the solitary grandeur cf the
cross of Jesus, but to carry with it
the age-long fruits of that cross In
the civilization of the Western world.
So the work Is being done, not by
solitary representatives, moving from
place to place, but by the establish
ment of Christian homes and Chris
tian social institutions. This, of
course, has thrown the matter of
their supper', back on the church as
a whole. The molern movement is
hns made dependent npm the co-operation
of ell the private members
of the churches."
ACTOR HITCHCOCK
IS FIEND, SAYS -ELLEN
VON HAGEN
New York. March 13. EMen on
Hagen. whose aicusatlons resulted
In the Indictment of Raymond
Hitchcock, the actor, repeated her
story to a Jury today.
The girl, who is now In the care
of a society, told ol nights Bpent at
at the Hitchcock home at Great Neck
L I , and of visits to a furnished
room in this city, where the defend
ant hai temporary lodgings. On
each of these excursions, she was ac-
HOMESTEAD CAN
NOT BE EXEMPTED
Residence on a homestead by a
family, consisting of two or more
persons, Is required If 'he premises
are to be exemntd under 'be bank
ruptcy Inwu. ThU ws the d1."'-.!! of
Judge Wolverton In th ITnltod P'aies
court In the case of Henry C. Gard
ner, a bankrupt, who contended that
his homestead at Drain could not he
Included as an asset in liquidating his
debts under the bankruptcy laws.
Judge Wolverton held that since
only the bankrupt himself had resid
ed on the homestead, he cannot de
clare It exempt from the bankrupt
laws. "Although Btich premises may
constitute his dwelling place or place
of abode.," Bald the court, "yet h?
cannot claim them exempt for the
reason that he alone does not consti
tute a family"
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KAI.KM MA IS
EI.KCTUOCUTIO.N l'HOOF
Roy Collins, an employe of the Or
egon Electric, had the unique experi
ence yesterday of having 3 1,000 volts
of electricity pass through his body
and of living to tell the story.
Collins has been working in the
sub-station at Wacondnh and yester
day soon after noon, while sweeping
the station, in some manner came in
contact with a high voltage wire.
When found by another employe a
few minutes later he. was uncon
scious. Salem Statesman.
NOBODY SPARED.
Klilnejr Trouble Attack Eugrnp Men
Anil Women, Old and
Young Alike.
Kidney Ills seize young and old
alike-.
Quickly command little warning
give.
Children suffer In their early
years.
Can't control the kidney Becretlons.
Girls nr languid, nervous, suffer
pnln.
Women worry, can't do dally work.
Robust men havo lame and aching
bucks.
Old folks, weak, rheumatic, lame.
Endure, distressing urinary Ills.
The cure for man, for woman, or
for child.
Is to cure the cause the ktdnevs.
lVmn's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys Cure nil the varied forms of kidner
sufforing.
Eugene testimony guarantees everv
bot.
Mrs. A. J. McKinney of 69 Law
rence Street, Eugene, Oregon., sals:
"For several years I had attacks' n(
I kidney trouble at odd times and re
Icently It became more acute. There
was backache and more or less Ir
regularity of the kidneys. Ilelng In
duced to try I loan's Kidney Pill
found relief almost from the flrt
dose. The bacbai'be soon left tne
and I felt belter and stronger. As I
continued their use every svmptom of
my trouble disappeared. O'h.T mem.
tiers nf our family have also ha I cmd
nsii!t from using Dunn's Kidnrv
PIIW."
For sale by all dealers. Price :.n
cents Foster Mllburn Co Hurr-i,.
N-w York, sole agents for the Pul
led States.
Remember the name Doans and
take no others.
We're sorry you've tried other
i medicines snd they failed. As a In
j resort try llolllster's Rocky Mountain
Te . It's a simple rented v hut It
'works wonderful results, m-de mil
lions well and happy. 3'.r Tea or
T"bl,'t"- Linn Drug Co
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A rare trwat S in store for the
reople of Eugene at M. E. Church
March 14. Tickets on sale at Kuv
kendall't druj atore. n'j
.iimmage Sale
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A ttlKi SUCCESS
When you you come to town be sure
come to the store and see how cheap w
sir? sellino' pood, honest made r..L
o o "itrcnjn
dise. Everything of the best quality and
marked as close as possible. Everything
reduced. Thousands of dollars worthoj
new gooas. rw must go.
Free Free Free
Rummage Sale on Ladies' Skirts
Buy your' new skirts now. We can save you fro'
3o to 511 percent on your new skirt, hvery skirt in
tne nouse reauceu tu iiianuiacuirers cost. In all sjj
es and styles; the best of material and made bv t'i
. r 1 All t oi . . lM
Dest oi worKiiieii. .mi,.?. yu oKins $1.90, jyj
$0.oo skirts $j.65.
RAYMOND HITCHCOCK.
comoanled by either Flora Whiston
or Elsie Voerks. At the time, more
than a year ago. Flora was 16, the
witness was 15, and Elsie was 12
years of age.
In his opening address, following
the filling of the jury box today, tne
prosecutor had charged that Hitch
cock had been guilty of misconduct
with all three of these children. When
her testimony was Interrupted by ad
journment the Von Hngen girl had
sworn conflrmlaton of the state's al
legations so far as she was concern
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STOCKHOLDERS WILL
SUE MR. HARRIMAN
New York, Mareh 12. Charges
that E. H. Harrlman has caused a
loss to the Union Pacific Railroad of
over (40,000,000 by his stock spec
ulations with the funds of the corpo
ration were filed with the board of
directors today. . A formal demand
was made that suit be brought
against him and the other directors
of the system who have been parties
to his speculations, to recover the
sums lost to the company through
the illegal transactions.
The action is preliminary to a suit
to be Instituted by a powerful group
of stockholders to force Mr. Harrl
man to disgorge the profits he and
his associates have made In stock
market operations with Union Pacif
ic funds, and through the unload
ing of a large amount of securities
of other, corporations upon the com
pany's treasury at prices far above
their present value. The action Is
designed to forestall the plan of the
Union Pacific executive committee to
segregate these securities under a
holding company, which is now be
ing formed for the purpose.
Io Vse to Die
"I have found out that there Is no
use to die of lung trouble as long as
you can get Dr. King's New Discov
ery," says Mrs. J. P. White, of Rush
boro, Pa. "I would not be alive to
day only for that wonderful medi
cine. It loosens up a cough quicker
thnn anything else, and cures lung
disease even after the case Is pro
nounced hopeless." This most relin
ble remedy for coughs and colds, la
grippe, asthma. bronchitis and
hoarseness is sold tinder guarantee at
W. A. Knykendall's drug store, DOr
and It. Trial bottle free.
A NEW i:k.i, estate firm
Those hav.ns farms, timber lands
or relinquishments, city properties
business houses or merchandise for
sale should see Wilson & Nichols
over l.lnn's Drug Store, as thev are
In touch with investors in nearly ev
ery state In the Union.
WE CAM SVPPI.Y
Your wants with wood Oalr Ma
ilt. Fir, and Ties. Also Coal
WI.l.IA.MS TRANSFER CO.
1 ' Phone Black 114'
320 acres of government timber
"M-aiinn. rrlce for -locating
" acr rellnaulshnmnt
:lini
Creswell fur JT
HOWE tlPOY.
542 YVninnn-tti Sr.
Dnmrion ft Sternn rg j. !
'1 .lust of Rankin's music rp:
"U West Suth strew with a t-'n :
rp " ,w r"'"l' to aecomm..-'
'!' e the l.nl.llf win. p., r
;""' -s:-"l'- and curds a , ,. -
m 1 4
The finest a'.d freest line , f th .
nvelve, l,v Ci,T,.h.!.h-,o,,,n"('o,
''. Eugene's big hs .IT,. '
t w T.h" f,il"ent ,me
from the factory.
Come to the Store and buy $5
worth and get a Whale Bone
Buggy Whip Free; also an Air
Rifle Free with every Boys', S
of Clothes.
Rummage Sale on Men's Clothing
We have sold hundreds of suits but we have a lot
left in all styles and kinds. Many a voune and old
man is taking advantage of this sale to get himself
a new spring suit. All suits made ,by the best ex
pert workers and are of the best material. Suits
value to $16 at $7.65. Suits value to $20 at $1 1.90.
The Bon Marches
Q We Are. Out of Money
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ON HAND COMPLETE STOCK OP
Pictorial Review Patterns
THE OiVLVPATTE RNS HAVINQ THE
Patent Catting & Construction Guides
THESE GUIDES SAVE ,
MATERIAL, TIME & LABOR
Illustration of Cutting- Oulde for Pattern No.
2275, iliowinif the correct way of laying out
the pattern on the material, and how to UbC
the leant quautlty of goods.
BACK O
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Illustration of Construction Oulde for Pattern
y No. 22f, showing how to sew the different
parts together, etc.
PICTORIAL REVIEW PATTERNS
10 and 15 Cent Each
V-SEAMS At-UOWgP
and Must
Have li
and in ord
to get it we
will make big
reductions on
all goods in
our store for
the next fif
teen days cto
incr whicl1.
time you vfi
be able 'to
r.ure some b?
bargains at
1 Eugene Racket Store1
1 35 B. Qth St., Eugene, Orejm
i Ymt will me RrM, k . '
;vm, do no. he.r ,h, nut,
.'ntt.ruinnii.n.. In ,mnv , thi n ,
itiiroughout the l nit-,,1 Su!p, I
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MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
Docs a Genera! BanOT
Business on
Conservative Lih
S. S. SPENCER,
L. R POTTER,
F. N. IflcALISTER.- --
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