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THE KTGKXK DAILY OtTARD. WEDNESDAY, MAKCH 18. 1K
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. perfectly demonstrated
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by the re
markable career which the produc-i
tlon has had. Immense audlencegi
have greeted It everywhere, especially I
upon 118 return eiiKaneirietits, a clr-1
It appears to l Kenerally under- cumHlance which nnmt be tancn as,
utood that an amusement event of lonotiiiK exceptional merit. "Com-1
iiK.ru ihnn .nllii;.iv HiiiRci I veneiei lnK I nro the Kye was wriu!i iij
will occur at the Kiinene theatre Fri
day, .March 20, when he widely
the well-known humorist. Geo. V
bart. It Is Bald to be brilliantly
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CRESWELL DISTRICT
SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
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I The annual convention of the Cres
I well District ' Sunday School Asso
ciation will meet In regular session
I t Dexter on April 5, J 90S. begin
' nlnn at 10 a. m. Tho program is
1 as follows:
I Devotional servles conducted by
I Mrs. K. Ij. Jacobs. Opening of con- ,
vention by district president; worab
of welcome, K. L. Edwards; response
Mrs M. K. Guiley; song; reading of
I minutes and appointment of commit
tees; reports of schools by their sec
retaries; "How to Hold the Interest
of the Mttle Ones in the Sunday
School, Mr. Lawrence; song. Noon
I !,. 1 11 m Song service, led by
Dexter choir; ' The Teacher's Larger
Opportunity," Mrs. Gertrude Bar
nett; song, by convention; "Rever
ence for the House of God and How
to Teach It," Janette R. Lacy; thirty
minutes entertainment by Dexter
school; "Cloud with a Silver Lining,'
T H. Kenton; song; "The Cry From
Macedonia," Mrs. F. Howard; mis
cellaneous business; reports of com
mittees and election of officers; ad
journment. W. L. WHEELER, Pres.
IRMA HOWE, Sec.
FRANK IiAIX)K, "NOTT, THE TAIL OR," IX COMING THRO THE RYE
known musical
Thro' the Rye"
comedy "Coming ty an. Io keep the spectators con
-.111 i. fi-u vulsed with laughter except when
iney are uhiuuiiik to ouio ucub'"1
presentation In this city. From all j fu,' mUB,cal number
over the country rome roports wn.cn
leave no doubt as to the exceptional
charms of this production. That It
Is a genuine muslcul comedy In all
that tho term Implies, and that It Is
of superior quality In all of the ele
ments which make for success In thlH
character of entertainment aro points
charmlngtly
rendered. The score is the work of
A. Baldwin Sloane, who has many
successes to his credit in this field
of endeavor, unci It is said to contain
many charming melodies and jingling
"catchy" numbers. A vast array of
scenery nnd costumes characterlas
the production, and an Immense pre-
ADMIIt.U, EVANS ..,,,.,,
WILL HE RELIEEI)
Washington, March 17 Rear Ad
miral Charles Sperry will bring the
battleship fleet from San Francisco
to the Atlantic coast by way of the
Suez canal. This detail was announ
ced by Secretary Metcalf late today.
At Admiral Evans' personal re
quest he will be relieved of the com
mand of the battleship fleet on reach
ing San Francisco. Kear-Aamirai
Thomas, the next In seniority, will
succeed Admiral Evns in command of
the fleet temporarily.
sentlng company of comedians, sing
ers and dancers Is employed. That
this will bo one of thedistinctively
bright spots In the amusement sea
son here may be taken for granted.
SHIP TOUR l-ROPUOlr"
to Bell Tower Co., 902 Post Street,
Seattle, Wash. They always pay
tho highest market Dries.
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We me all the latest methods la
cleaning and dyeing at the Eugene
Dye Works, corner Sixth and Willam
ette street. Phone Red 2861. tf
281, Eugene. Or.
6nn tho u Havlwars ngjll
ORPHEUM T1HEATR?
TONIGHT
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ROSA WHITE
Chamjjion Rilie Shot of the Pacific Coast
MAGIC, MIRTH and MYSTERY
By PRO?. HO YT
Special lilntinee Saturday Afternoon at S" fHrlnck
Two Shows Kach Night, at 7:30 uud 8 45
ADMISSION, 10 CENTS
BR0DERS BROS. NEW MARKET
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We are now located in our new building; 73
across the street and we will be pleased to see'you.
..SPECIAL..
51b Can Choice Lard for . .... 65c
Broils and Stews Strictly Co.t Price
BF.ODEK.S BR.OS.
West, 8th
Street.
' NEW
ots and Tracts in
Blair
Will Be Advanced April 15th
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BLAIR STREET ADDITION
EUGENE, OREGON.
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Only four of the acre tracts and a few of the three-quarter acre tracts remain unsold, and there has been a good sale of lots. Several houses
will be built in the addition this spring and summer, and other purchasers will set out shade and fruit trees. The property was priced very
casonablc to start with; and rapid sale and Improvements made and contemplated justify an Advance of 10 Per Cent, on all unsold lots and tracts on AdhI 15th RUir AA;r,nn nrvrcrtv will doublc
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value In two years. It Is at present prices inc dcsi mvcsimcnt in cujjcnc, occausc u is suuaica wncre me town mu expana over it
Just as sure as water runs down
come from. If you want a home or
own Trms on Balance.
l hill Eugene must grow down the main valley roads, where the electric roads will come up from Portland, and wherr- tK !.. t .u. ... u..c.w will
wish to save money by investing it on easy installments in desirable teal estate, you can't miss it in BLAIR STRFFT Annm, c .v o..,,0nf. and y
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Any of the following well-known and reliable real estate dealers will be glad to show you this property at any time
OREGON LAND CO. . GARRETT REAL ESTATE CO. r r rpncc
PLANK & JOHNSON ' OREGON HOME AND LAND CO, PArTFTr T AND CO;
McMURPHEY & RUGH, JENKINS & STARBUCK HOWE & BUOY
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