Eugene daily guard., March 19, 1908, Image 8

EUGENE DAILY GUARD, THURADAY. MARCH 10, 1908
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I Two Dozen Kabo
Corsets
on sals at
'A oil
Kid Gloves
Pair 25c
4 dozen one and two clasp
kid gloves, $1.25 and $1.50
qualities sizes 5 and 7 only
in brown, black, red, etc., a
wonderful opportuny to buy
good gloves cheap. Some
are a little soiled, but the
principal reason for this sale
is that we have toq. many
small sizes, tomorrow only
any of these a 25c pair.
$1.75 Wash Suits
For Boys $1.25
For boys between the ages
of 2 to 7 we offer 50 Wash
suits, nicely made and
trimmed and of excellent
material for $1.25
$6 and $7 Blue
Sergf$5.00
100 Boys all wool blue Serge
always sold for $6 and $7 on
sale tomorrow, only
at $5.00
.
PFIWONAI.S
'
" M. Miinasso, of Coshocton, Ohio, In
In the city.
Tony llryant, of Franklin, was In
the cly today.
T. 1. Ilnwliiy, of Milwaukee, Wis.,
arrived here yesterday.
J. W. llobbs returned this after
noon from a trip north.
J. V. McNanmra, of Pierre, S. II.,
arrived In Kimone last night.
Constable Hank went to Cottage
drove on the afternoon train today.
A. J, Johnson returned to Creswvll
this afternoon a ft or a short visit here.
W. A. Undlove, of Monrovia, Cnl.,
was an arrival In Kugene yesterday.
Mrs. Clarence Thompson and Miss
Burnett Schooling wont to Portland
today.
W, A. Bumnor roturned tills nfter
nonn from a business trip to. Port
land. W. It. Johnston, of Kansas City.
Mo., Is In the city, having arrived
yesterday.
Mrs. J. 8. Lackey Is still very low
and little hope for her recovery Is
i held out.
J. II. Daniels relumed home this
Afternoon from a business trip to
points north.
W. F. Worts and wife, of Chapcpll.
Neli., arrived hern yesterday and may
locate In Kugono.
Mrs. Frank Hampton camo down
from (loshon on the noon train today
on a abort visit.
Mrs. J. C. Voorhcls. of Anita, Iowa,
la visiting her brother, N, H. llay
lord. in KiiKcnc.
It. C. Itnuey, the hustling young
merchant of (Ionium, was in Kiikciic
today on business. .
Mr. and Mia. J. 1). Fields had Mrs
A. Church returned last nlKht from
visit In Portlnud.
Mrs. M. J. Kdiuunson went to Port
land today. From thorn she will m
to Astoria lo visit her dniiKhtcr.
Or. K. N. Hutchinson, of the bu
reau of nnluiul Industry, Is lit the city
looking after some stock shipments
out of the state.
P. II. Couch nnd wife, of Harris
burg, who have heen visiting rol
Btlvea In Kllgene fur several weeks,
returned home today.
Mrs. K. I.. Cainiibell and son.
V v oy, went lo Woodloirn today to
visit Mrs. Campbell's parents, Mr.
timl Mrs. James Casey.
Coorge Miller Is up from Salem
visiting his parents. Mr. and Via
IF You Know Us. . .
Two years ago a young man was solicited by lis to open an ac
count. We told him that In esse he should ever wish to borrow money,
he would find It an advantage to have become known at our bank
through such an account.
Ho bad nt that time no occasion to borrow; however,, he opened
an account. ,
Hocently he needed to use sonic money In a business deal and he
came to us for It nnd was accommodated.
If he bad not been known lo u. II might have boon different.
This Is a representative ease. You might also Ilnd It advanta
geous to be known at this bank.
We are always prepared to nccotmiKHUto our patiou and no wor
thy applicant la ever ri-fustd..
Wo will be plcasA To lytt your account.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
the frjendl ystork.
147 Surprise Sale
Tomorrow, Friday
tt c
tne fntiiuijy vJiui
I.VWIA UXOX HPIX'IAI,
29- Inch S l-3c quality, yd...lc
30- ln. 15c quality, yd lie
32-ln. l"ic quality, yd.... 18c
36-lu. 35c quality, yd.... '21c
flu-Inch TAblc DamuHk, .'Stic.
Five pieces silver bleached ta
ble linen, new patterns, extra
heavy, COc value; special, a
yard nilc
iMI-ineh Much HiiltinK, 'Xic '
One piece white linen Suiting
30-lncheg wide, extra value at,
a yard -"So
Smart Styles in Spring Suits
$15, $25, $35 and $45
For many reasons these Suits of quality demand yntir Inspection.
We never have had better Suits at such Inviting prices as quoted
now. It's not too early to choose look at our Suits Tucsdoy try
some of them on. We are pleased to show you our new stylos. You
will get as good values now as later and a very much better variety
of materials to Belect from. If there Is any particular cloth you
want in any special style we have in stock, we will be glad to order
It for you. By ordering It now you can have It for Easter.
The New Lingerie Waists
$1.00, $2.50, $2.00 up to $12.50
Beautiful Waists and better values than ever before. The Immense
variety of stylos we are showing mukes choosing easy and the values
are so good you can decide without having to think about the price.
You will- find the plain, tailored waists and the walBts beautifully
trimmed In Val. Lade, in Butterfly and Gibson and Spencer effects,
abort and long sleeves; button either In front or back; made of fine
mull, lawns and Japanese Bilk.
Your Mony'
Worth or yur
Money Back
SHLFriendly
Martin Miller. Ho Is In the plumb
ing business at Salem.
Miss Vera llerrln returned to Cot
tage drove this afternoon after hnv
Ing been here for a day taking her
piano lessons nt the University.
Chester McDonald, of Long floaoh,
Oil., Is here visiting Ills old friend.
A. I,. Hall, mid his former school
teacher, Attorney A. 10. Wheeler.
J. Voorhees, state grnngo deputy,
returned liiHt night from a trip 10
the southern part of the county,
made In tho Interests of the grange.
Prof. W. J. Hooker, who tins been
very 111 for a long time. Is now alhle
to bo up and around the house. Ills
many friends are very glad to hear
this.
NOT1CK TO CONTllACTOHH
Offlco or the Clerk of School DIs
tlot No. 4, l.an County, Or.
Eugene, Or., Mrch 19, 1908.
Senled proposals for the erection
of an addition lo the high school
building of Ibis district will be re
ceived at this offlco until April 2.
1908. Plans and specifications may
be seen nt the office of the architect,
John Hiiniilcker, F.itgeno, or nt the
offlco of tho school clerk. The dis
trict board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids.
FRANK UF.ISNF.lt,
mllO Clerk School District No. t.
Hill COSNTAIU.F,
John J. Hons. I hereby nnnoiince
that I will bo a candidate fur consta
ble on the Democratic ticket. Don't
forget the primary April 17th.
list TMamond Chu g tooa lor Utile
chickens.
CHAMIIKKS HAlUnVARH CO.
Sluggish livers and bowels are the
cause of nearly every disease.
Cleanse your system and regulate
the bowels and liver to healthy, nal
uriil action by llolllstor's Hooky
Mountain Tea. The surest remedy
tnown. Sfie, Ton or Tablets.
I. INN DKIHI CO.
New spring pnllerm of wall p'iper
Just received. Last year s stock nt
rest. Call and see
CHAMHKKS IIAliDWAKK C'.i.
U you want a go cart with espeo
lallv good sprliiK sj'o our now Men
unii'iital line Just received frohi the
factorv.
CIIAMlllMiS II MiDWAKF. CO.
- - - - . aaaaJ
Maish Comforts
Best on Earth
$2.00,
$2.50 and $3.00
eucene-s largest
aND BEST STORE
l."5 Knit Patterns nt $l).IO
$15 exclusive Suit Patterns,
Ennllsh and Persian 1908 nov
elties, S yards to the pattern,
45 Inches wide; some In checks,
plaids and stripes In this sea
son's best colorings, only 15 of
them, values $15 to $20; sale
price tomorrow $).!()
kaiio coitsirr kai.k
Five dozen high-grade Kabo
corsets on sale tomorrow at
one-third less than regular;
$3.50 corsets, $2.85, and $5.00
corsets, $3.4Q; all sizes.
Friendly's Matchless
Hosiery
15c and 23c a pair
BELIEVE ORCHARD
WILL BE PARDONED
I Denver! March 18. "I know noth-
lug about what will be dine with
I Harry Orchard," said James McPar
1 land, tho detective who secured the
confession of Orchard, today. "He
was never promised any Immunity
and nover asked any. I do not know
whether his sentence will be com mut
ed or not. Ho Is guilty and he has
rnnfessed his guilt. He hag told all
he knew about those who caused him
lo commit his crlmoa. The fact that
they wero cleared by Juries mukes no
difference to him."
F.rnest Mills, acting secretary of
the Western Federation of Miners,
snld today that the Federation would
remain passive In regard to the dis
position of Orchnrd'a case. ,
"If Judge Wood niaiftt the state
ment credited to him," said Mr.
Mills, "there Is little doubt but that
he Is pnvlng tho way for freedom for
Orchard. It has been claimed all
along that Orchard had boon promis
ed freedom by liovernor Gooding, of
Idaho, for making the confessions he
made nt the trials. That tho polit
ical ring back of It has promised to
go down the line for Orchard Is also
a well-known fact."
SHIP Vol' K "TKOPTtT
to noil Tower Co., 903 Post Street,
Seattle, Wash. They always pay
the highest market price.
V.7
Fresh garden seeds of all kinds at
the lloo lllve grocery, W. J. titbson i
Son, 97 West Klghth street.
XKW TODAY
W.W'TKD A young girl studo'it to
do Huht work for room ami b itird.
lis 3 Oak street. ml! I
Crovr ('lowland celebrated his
seventy-first birthday quietly yester
day. Ills health Is much Improved.
Silver Aluminum Jolly Moulds Free.
! Individually Moiled desserts are
I now considered the proper thing. The
.moulds are haul to got outside the
I larne cities', but users of JKM.-O.
'The Dainty Dessert, can got them all.
jsoluioly free. Circular In each pack
axe explaliiliiv and Illustrating the
j different patterns. JKl.1,-0 Is sold
j by all grocers at 10c per package.
I not at pt a substitute or you
j will lie disappointed. '
A
New
Set of I
Chairs
Why do you have Ol.l)
SHABBY CIIAlltS In your
home, w hen you can make them
GOOD AS XKW for only SOe ?
A can of Chlnamel will work
wonders In your home.
S,e that the Chinaman Is on
evci'v ran.
So, o'ir west show window
.k TO M H l II M: XVAI.I.
5 PAPIU
i lil I s w. it Seventh St.
S UVhRTON J
I Wall Pnptr and Paint Co.
CITY NEWS
Tho Mystic Shr! iters will hold a
meeting tonight at the .Masonic Tem
ple. '
DeWltt's Little Karly Risers, small.
t:1i; sure little liver pills. Suld by
al druggists.
Another heavy frost ocrurredvlast
nlj;ht, perhaps heavier than the one
tho night previous.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
acta gently yet promptly on the bow
els and allays Inflammation at the
Sold by all druggists.
Guy Lester has sold his team to
Lou Walker and hereafter the lat
ter will be driver for the Wells-Far-go
Express Co. In this city.
Today was pay day for the teach
ers of the F.ugene schools. The sum
of 2,S86.16 was distributed among
them for the past month's wages.
Dr. D. A. Paine today filed with
the countv clerk his petition for the
nnmlnnllnn rf Rfiniihl loan committee
man from South Eugene precinct
No. 1.
A carload of pressed brick for the
new passenger depot arrived from
i Portland this morning. The work of
building the concrete foundation Is
progressing rapidly.
Kodol is today the best known rem
edy for all disorders of the stomach,
such as dyspepsia, heartburn, sour
stomach and belching of gas. bold by
all druggists.
! William Hazelton has begun the
erection of a fine new residence on
I Washington street . between West
i Seventh and . West Eighth. It will
i probably cost him 400u.
F. E. Dunn and F. J. "Hard have
received the design for the ornament
al corner posts which they will erect
on their respective corners on East
Eleventh street this summer.
Charles Allen and family of four
children, who recently arrived here
from Indiana, were taken to Maple
ton today, in one of tho Bangs Livery
company's rigs. They will locate
there.
Hcv. O. A. Blair, who recently re
signed from the pastorate of Vernon
Presbyterian church of Portland, hnB
accepted the position of superintend
ent of church extension in Sun Fran
cisco. , i
The Willamette Valley Company Is
having painted on the south wall of
the reservoir on the hutte the sign,
"Cook with gas." in huge letters
which can bo read from any part of
the city. '
The sale of seats for "Coming
Thro' the Kye" opened this morning.
Before the day was over the sale was
very largo and the Indications are
that tho house will be sold out by to
morrow night.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
hold a mnrket at S. L. Long's Hard
ware store, corner of 9th and Oak
street, Saturday, March 21. Come
all who want to buy something good
for Sunday nlnner. m20
U. C. Dessieux. who recently
bought several lots In the Illalr
Street addition, is now happy over
the arrlvel of his family from Texas.
He will soon begin the erection of a
nice residence In the addition.
Tho special visit c tho grand wor
thy matron of the Order of F.nstorn
Star, which was to have been paid
i Evangeline Chapter of this city, Fri
day night, has boon postponed on
account of the lllne.is of that offi
cial. .
Kodil la a "rlonllflc prenaratlon of
vegetable, acids with natural digest
ants nod contains the 'sumo juices
found In a healthy ytomnoh. Kaon
dose will dlttcst more than soon
urains of good food. Sold by nil
druggist s.
Tho (irlffln Hardware Company to
day filed n suit in th? circuit coort
ngainst X. It. McFnll to recover the
sum of $277.14 on a promissory note,
together with Interest nt 10 per cent
from January 10, l'JOti, and lia at
torney foes.
E. V'. Pollock, the dravnian, has
the 'eh of nxivl-m the big holler
which arrived here from Portland
the other day for the Elmlra Lum
ber Co., from the depot here to the
mill. Ho will not undertake the Job
until the roads got better.
Mrs Florence Uargelt, grand wor-
' irairon ei i no iiruer oi Kitorn
'ar, was onorated upon at th. Co.mI
Samaritan hlspltnl In Portlr'ml a few
davs ac; for appendicitis. The oper
ation was entirely successful and
the patient U now Rotting along nice
ly. Constable. Plank went to C!Isko
j Grove this afternoon to arrest John
Barker, of that city, for solllnn liquor
In violation of the local option law.
: Ho will be brousht down on the flv
er this evenlnn nnd will be arraigned
In the circuit court probably tomor
row. Architect llnnrlcker la drawlns
Plans for a $l.".on btinmlow to he
built by A. W. I.lverniore on West
Soven'h street between I.awr.'ncc and
Jefferon. and a $."otH. two-atorv.
ten-mom residence be built bv S
l. tvt.i.tl'. on his fat m southeast of
Pprinjjfiold.
K It Hrvs n. of I'.irvallis. h;js -v..
noimo .1 his r:imlM uc f,r tli.' .i:f ...
of .r..-.-MHni: nf ,,:,.. (,,.
"' ' 'i ''" !!!:!!! -an tl-'kc. ?n,
. 'i'lies .. n ,.,!n s r'r.-ut,!-.-
hcrj for biiu. lie is a brother
Justice of the Peace E.yson, of Eu
gene. . Peter Carlson, who rwntly ar
rived hero from Siuth Dakota, lw
bought the old Thorndyke farm of
too aers northwest or the city, on
Fern Hldge. from C. F. Mitchell, and
. t.i fnn.itv will reside there.
They will make some extensive im
provements on tin? piace, MiumuMiB
the erection of a line resiuem-u.
John Itlva, of Vining. la., says; "I
i, i.uun u..iiitiL' DoWltt's Kldn-y
and Bladder Pills for about a year
and they, give hotter satisfaction than
any pill I ever sold. I have used
them myself with tine reruns, oum
by all druggists.
Over twenty men are now em
ployed at the rock crusher and quarry
and In hauling the rock to the streets
to be paved. There are about fif
teen men employed In building the
norhinva fni th nnvoment. When
the paving work is in full blast this.
summer tne warren vuiibl, ,iu
company will employ seventy-five
men or more.
Phythlitl Sisters and Brother
Knights, take notice. Elizabeth
Dunning, grand chief of Pythian Sis
ters of Oregon, will pay Helmetta
Temple No. 29 an official visit Fri
day evening, March 20th. A good
attendance is desired. Mrs. Dun
ning will he the guest of Mrs. L. M.
Hall, 475 Pearl street, while in the
city. . i"20
The East Eugene Imnrovemenl
Club will hold Its annual banquet at
the Rein hall on Friday evening, the
20th Inst. All members of the cluu.
with their ladies, are requested to
Join the festivities and bring a
friend. The committee in charge
have arranged a short literary pro
gram, after which a social good time
is promised.
Marshfield Times: E. S. Bargelt
left this morning for Portland, where
be was called by the Illness of his
wife. Mrs. Bargelt, who Is grand mat
ron of the Eastern Star In Oregon,
was taken ill at Eugene while visiting
the various chapters but was able to
reach Portland before she was com
pelled to give up. The many friends
of the family on C6os Bay wish her
speedy recovery.
A frame building !Sx24 feet will
at once be erected in the rearjf the
High school building to be used as
a dressing room for the athletes of
the school. It will contain shower
baths, loekere and other conve
niences. The school hoard will fur
nish the lumber and the students
will erect the building themselves.
Work will begin Saturday.
The promotion department of the
Eugene Commercial Club this morn
ing received a special delivery letter
from a man in St. Louis who stated
that he was on the point of buying
a farm near that city when he saw
the club's advertisement, about Eu
gene in the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
and desired to know more about this
city and county before buying. He
was wired to wait for the arrival of
a letter an1 literature which were
sent out today. This item is given to
show the manner of work the pro
motion department Is doing.
T
Indicative of the widesnresd in
terest In the referendum movement
against the University appropriation,
is a letter to President Campbell
from President Prltchett, or the Cari
negle Foundation for the Advance
ment of Teaching, of New York City,
asking for all the available data on
tho subject! President Prltchett
mentions that this Is the first case
of this kind wheje a fight was made
to cut off the appropriation of an
educational Institution, and that, on
this account, he and his faculty are
much interested and will make a
study of the circumstances surround
ing such a movement.
NOTICK To t'VItCHASKItS
To any one who wishes to purchase
nnd move off nil the buildings now
located on tne odd Fellows lot on,
tho northwest corner of Ninth and
Oak streets, you are hereby asked to i
mall sealed bids to M. Svarverud,
chairman of trustees, snld bids to bo 1
mailed so as lo he ready to be opened i
on Saturday, March 21st, IftOS.
By order of Spencer Butte lodge!
No. 9, 1. O. O. F., this 12th dav of :
Macrh, 190S. nK:o j
AXXOl'XCF.MENT
J. M. Howe nnd J W. Buov have
opened a real estate office In the:
building with J. A. Manrer's I
Jewelry store, number 542 Wil
lnmette street, whore would be
pleased to have nil otd friends who
have property to sell, both farm and
rlty. call and list panic with us and
wo, will do our host to soil same
irowK & ni-oY. '
" 512 Willamette Stroe".
Ac-tits tor Petalnnia Incubators
and Itron.lorT.
CI1AMP.F.HS HAttnWAKK Co
W ny buy now clothes when we can
make your old ones look like new
at Ktic-ne Dye Works. Sixth and Wll-1
laiuette strots. tf
I.are stock portieres Just received
Also lace curtains
CHAMHKKS llAIUlWAliK CO
Sheep sncariiK marmnes anj knife
sharpeners. .Now model jst roo(,lv.
01IAMHKRS HARDWARE CO.
: Make your hens lay t;v feeding Se
curity Ponltrv Pow'er S hs
j CHAMHKliS HARDWARE CO.
I Onion Sets,
j I'll.VMHKHS HARDWARK CO.
arre
fs in mo H!:ilr rr,..'t a,).':;
ior.
i o IU, niusi,,!,.! In ,Kr,v.n
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D'C Work,. c.".'r ; .", '' -'':'
.l, Kuril-no, or
All Humors
Pimples, bolls, eruptions, eczema
' or salt rheum, scmtula. are radl.
cully and permanently cured by
Hood's SarsapariHa.
iqij u. lot Xot one Dof.'ni
OUR PRICES
FOR
Optical Work
Are the most reasonable
and our work the best and
most satisfactory to be
had.
J. O. WATTS, Optician
611 Willamette S.
Organized 1883
Ihe First,
National Bank
OF EUGENE, OREGON
Capital paid in $100,000
Surplus and undivided
profits 100,000
Additional liability of
stockholders under
national banking laws.
100,000
Total $300,000
Under Same Management 25 Years.
Your Putronugo Solicited.
T. G. Hendricks President
S. B. Eakin .Vice President
P. E. Snodgrass Cashier
Luke L. Goodrich. .Assistant Cashier
Darwin Bristow. .. Assistant Cashier
PURJE WHITE"
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If it IS you already know all we can tell ycu about it
If it IS'NT, you want PURE WHITE FLOUR in w
Kitchen Next Baking Day.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread.
FURE WHiTE
FI.OUR .
is made cf Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat", by patent pro
cess and is strictly High
Grade. Use Pire White Flour
for p:,stry and cakes as
well as for bread it sat
isfies cr your money back.
VVADHAMS (Sh KERR BROS.
1 , , ..
Good
Clothes
Marked By
QmWiy
and Style
aiekin(I,lwt.,VRa,riji
Steri, Co. brand U,
tee f cvc,.ll,ce,.al 00llj
nanu tailored by Uk,
workmen..
Wg reductions, on ,i,
nulls in order to close them
and. nuiko room ror neir
Wo carry a. full Ha. ,
nishlngs. for. men, Md .
prices and styles are right
We own our own buildJa.
pay no rent and are Mikr
with a. reasonable profit;
EP. HANSON
No, 8- East Ninth Stmt
Eugene, Oregon
Sunshine Washing Maohlnad-J
i away me Dines, see it at
CHAMBERS HARDWARE Cu
laUHfanaiimu iWBJl
IS YOUR
!EADMadevw
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
Pure White Flour is for
Sale by the following
Mercbants, price $1.50
per sack
tSvo. T. Hall Son,
V. M. (icifii,
V. A. Boll.
K. 1). Matlock.
The FiiKonc (irorery Co.
('. II. Iianlols,
Peter Johnson,
V. II. Pompier,
Cole W'iNon.
V. .1. ;ibon & Son,
.1. W. White.
Fountain (Jrorer.v.
lniveiilv Home Itikrrr.
(i. II. Irish
KlalAMlychard.,,.
V. W. I'awk. Irvias, "
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DISTRIBUTERS
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m il i.W fa
l nn nssiirilll , ' '10
to eat ns o'nc
Come and l.iy ''
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that you !" '" .-n
for bad wonli.ror
guests. The
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our groceries are re- (
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