Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 24, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextJ What Others Advertise We Sell For Less The Friendly Stores The Newest and Best We invito you to irispecs our Spring Merchandise i ' m ini r at t t i trl UlTNtWi ; Take Hood's Sar.saparilla st Easter Suits $ 15.00 to $50.00 and the splendid variety is sure to please you at $15.0(5 Nobby Jacket Si' it Mud of fine blue, lirown tt'i I blank Htorm aersc; trimmed In soutache and velvet; rei'slmi venting; three- button; cut-away, aatin lined; very HiyllBh suit and aylendld value. at $25.00 Stylish Butterfly and Jacket Suits Tilt? range of atyloii nil J mn tnrlula; iiluln and fumy; bi.t tiirfly and plain tailored Jack ets; ploated and gored Bklrla1, with deep fold nine Inches from bottom; niuny of these am worth $35; our prl: , , WU.YOO at $45.00 Semi-Toilored Suits Very Htyllli Bciiil-droasy tail ored biiIIh, in ;i (I u of I'linli juli and flno French serge and fan cy atrlpcs In tana, ;iiuiiIiiik;ii, brown, navy, etc.; wonderful values. Where do yov buy yoiif hats? j ii iv. .,nvih7 vitalize and enrich your bloc I ,iiiB mid five you Hrenstii Sea-rf;y Bros, today loaded two cars j L'if,.,,., ... ,iMi. 100 Doses One Dollar (jr noj lor Blilniueul 10 mu r.i. W, U Larson won the talking ma chine at Jioselton's cigar eior lucky number was 41 Sergeant KiirnlBh, of C. A, beef at a prltfe shoot at the company B rifle range a few days alio. ' Thorn In talk of extending tralus I'tfua. 11 and 12 the Koseburg local -south to Ashland about May t. Brick laving' began on the f'lnne-i ' sun uuijoing cms jnuruu'is, stopped later in the day by me ram. A carload of emigrants' moveables arrived here yesterday for C ' C'oDlngwood, from Boaeman, ,Mon ! tana, Petitions for the nomination of R. Robertson, of Roseburg, for railroad commissioner, are being circulated fa Eugene. j FJ. M. Johilson has sold his stock, of shoes which he has carried at his . """;;nter-r i mmmmm H Acreage! A creag Hawkes Cut Glass If you don't buy them in our liat store you are not getting all the style and quality you are entitled to for $3.00 or whatever you pay, our Immense stock enables us to show you a larger Variety to select from and our hat man will assure you or getting the correct color and style. We show this season tomplete lines of the famous McKibbon.Roelof, sterling and Stetson makes . PRICES $1,50, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5,00 3 Bring in all your hats and let us put your name in them, cither in gold letters or punched in the sweat band FREE. EUGENE'S LARGEST AND BEST bTORE S. H. FfUENDLY 592-594 Willamette St. YOUR MON EY'S WORTH OR YOUR MONEY BACK down from Creswall on lha noon train , j todny. . l'KHHONAI, i Dr. .1. W. Harris matin a proroa- . lsl(iniil call at Junction Oily today. v t ' O. Weber, the Creswell mcir-1 . I chant, was an arrival on tho noon 1 ' K. Btownrt, of Ilcorhoru, la In tho train today. .h. 11 it n..,,....,.1 ...tfc?. I 111 IB. II. II. I M?Uieil rt It.Y , H V1,IIUHU tmiay to accept a position with one of the nowapapnra I here. ; W. Ij. Arrhnnihuan returned to Portland today after having been In ICugonu sovural days looking after the Warron Construction Company'a pav ing contracts. J. W. Holmes left this aftornnon David Wllholm Is In tho city from 1 (jyo, was In tho city yestorday do- on a trip to Southern Oregon points. ......It I ... . I 1 M .....I .. l 1 . Lowell. I). U, Stuart, of ABtorla, Is In the -lty today. K H. King-and wlto nro down from Pnerhorn. K, M. Symes, of Klamuth county, da In Kimono. V. (). Kossett, or Grants I'nss, Is In KiiKiiua today. M. I,. Harper and fumlly nro home ifrotn Portland. J, 11. Ilarkor, of Dexter, was In the city yestorday. 10. K. Hyland nnmo down from IjOwoII yestorday. O. W. ('lino. S. P. trnlnniaster, was In tho city todny. Miss Jennie Prosser Is quite 111 of plmiro-pncumouln. H. S. Tliuruiaii, of Mnploton, Is In Kimono on business. IrfiKoy (lesner, tho violinist, Is In thn city from Balem. lAwler 1 1 til lit ri'luiiicil last night from a trip to Portland. J. W. and N. W. Klden, of Klburn, ID., arrived here Inst night. II. W. Katou and wife canto down from Wlnborry last night. Mr. F. A. Knukln returned last nlltht friiin a visit In Pot-timid. Mra. Htephanlo HrhutM'kor retiirniHl Sast night from a visit In Albany. Mr. 8. tt, Durkhi'lmer returned laiit night from a visit In Portland. H. 0. Honey, the rotund young merchant of Uosheu, was In the city today. Mr. and Mrs. J, K. Noland came lug sumo shopping. Mr. and Mrs. M. K. Origgs return- lleo. II. Jennings, of Portland, ! po tills nf-rnnon from a pleasant came up this afternoon and will visit 'Outing at Newport. lien Itlugham a few days. Professor V. J. Hooker left this morning for Brownsville to recuper ate from his recent Illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. YV. Dickerson went to Junction City today 011 the noun I train to visit their daughter. i Professor (loo. ("onto luived up I from rorvallis this nflernoon to visit 1 at the homo of Dr. M. M. Davis ami family. V. r . t'nsslity. lett yesteritiiv roi l ir jmu want a go cart with espec Vlorenco to see his father, who Ih lully good springs sea our new Mon very III. Knther O Farrell aciompa- iimental lino Just reclved from tho tiled him. factory. Sheep Bticnrlng mnrnines and knife Bhnrpeners. New model Just roceiv I ' j CHAMBiCItS HARDWARE CO. " I Sunshine Washing Machines drive away the blues. See It at CHAMniOHS HARDWARE CO. K. W. Henderson, wife mid boy are! here from Portland visiting Mrs. Henderson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. 1 M. Wells, I Mrs. Tlbbetta, of Ashland, after a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Hurry, I Koeney, In Kugeue, left tiMuy for 1 points north. 1 Miss Avis (lliiss returned to llrownsvllle today. 'her brotlier-iii-law, Professor W. J. j Hooker, to that place. I Miss Mary Mi'CVrnnek arrived this afturnoou from Oakland, California Shovnme by way of Portland, taking tho steamer at San Kranclsco, Mrs, It. .1. Moses went to Albany today to visit relatives near there.. John C. Veatch went to Portland CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. Onion Sets. CHAM HERS HARDWA R V CO. J. M. Howe is still selling best tail ored suits on the coast from Conti nental Tailoring Coniuany. of Chloa- Hho accompanied j' 54a WlllamotL atrwl. tt Large stock iMirtlerva Just received. Also lc .curtains. . . CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO. If Working on a Salary you should aava systematically. lly far the best way Ib to deternilno tha amount yon can lay fuildo and then deposit this each pay-day, adjusting your eipensea to thn amount remaining. ... Tho plan of living first and saving what niay be left afterward, rtotun't a'in to work out well In practice. Tho formula for saving la tlmple. Spend less than you iarn. Cultivate tho proper relation between what you want and what you dan ford. Start an account with us today and we will bo glad to ht lp you. The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Op!l andSurplui $100,000.00 Established I8"2 real estate office and they are being moved to Coburg. J. M. Stam and family have re moved from Junction City to Eugene and are located at the corner of West Fourth and Monroe Btreets. Contractor Munimey resumed work on the Interior of the new Hulin block this morning but was compelled (o quit on account of the rain. The First National Bank closed this arlerrioort at 2; 30 b't'iock out t.f respect to the iheiiiory of Mi's. J. S. tuckey, whose luherai was held this afternoon, ( A Very considerable fall 1n the bar bhielef preceded the wind of this morning. The aneroid last evening stood at 29. 85. falling by morning five and one-half points, to 29.30. L. O. Beekwilh Is clearing the rear portion of his lot back of The Ouard office preparatory to erecting his one-atory reinforced concrete build ing, ( . ' Mrs. Zora. Thorndlte has begun suit in the circuit court against her husband, Raymond Thorndike, for divorce. I. TIHyi'U Is attorney for tho jdnintlff. j Jan. Orfu'tt, I'. Ollstrap and O. H. Baker, appraisers of the nroporty '6f the estate of Robert A. Vox, deceas ed, today filed their Inventory, re porting property valued al $215S. Commission murch.mta report they ' are paying '12 cents per dozen for I eggs and they are coining in mprt 1 rapidly than ever. They are paying1' I 10 '.4 cents per pound for good chick- ens. ' The steam roller was brought out this Til or 11 1 11 tt and steamed up ready to pull the plow to. excavate, for the pavement on East Eighth street, but the rain came and the beginning of tho work hus been postponed. N. G. Hylaiid'B large residence at the corner of West Sixth and Law rence 'streets,' formerly -the McElroy residence, Is being moved to the rear portion of the lot to make room for a modern house on tho corner. Tho. papers to ' an agreement be twoen.,Cockerlliie and Wetherbee and J. B. Coleman, iwhereby the latter purchases a half Interest In the east wall of the Cwkerllne & Wetherbee building, for $49.B7, was filed for record with the county clerk today. J. H. Daniel, the Insurance agent, has bought the Fountain grocery from Ills -brother, A. M. Daniel, and ho will conduct tho busluess In con nect loirvlth his life Insurance busi ness. A. M. Daniel will be employed In tho store. An archway Is being cut In the brick wall between the Ax Billy de- jiartment store and the new Patter son -building on East Ninth street. The grocery department of the Ax Hilly store will he located In tho new building, the shelving hnvlug already been Installed. J. A. ,1. Crow Is the latest Republi can candidate to file his petition for tho nomination of representative. He declares for Statement No. 1 and gives his platform as follows: "During my term of office I will always vote for that candidate for Putted States senator In congress who has received the highest number of the .people's voles for that position at the genera election next preceding the election of a senator in congress without re gard to my Individual preference." Artistic Designs Rich, Deep Cutting We have u'ut up- &u trade in . Cut Glass on he high Quality of the '"Hawkes" J. O. WATTS JEWELER. Three, Five or Ten Acre Tracts, 2y2 miles from Post Office on easy pay ments, near school s tt t, It tt tt tt It H It t tt s -. Hovey Block, 8th and Will, :itt:tJtttt:t:::::s:::::j:::j Good -Clothes Marked By Quality and Style ire the kind that we always car ry in stock. The Michaels, Stern & Co. brand is a guaran tee of excellence, all wool and band tailored by the best of workmen. lllg reductions on all winter Suits In order to close them out and make room ror new stock. Wo curry a full line of fur. nlsliiugs for men, and our prices and styles nro right. We own our own building, Iny no rent and aro satisfied with n reasonable profit. ED. HANSON So. 8 East Xlnth Street Eugene, Oregon ELI JANGi, J.H.WEST CP. BERNARD EARL MtNUTT Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STAGES.. McKENZIE STAGE leaves Eugene at 5:30 a. m. Stages do not call at private residences but will call for baggage il notified , the day before. EUGENE-FLCRENCE STAGE A daily itageieavesEojtimtt . for Mapieton, cloa aiuKctum'h steamer for Florence ui ( Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone ain 21 BR0DERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our new building "71 across the street and we will hi pleased to sj2 you, ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can Choifce Lard for ; . 65c Broils and Stews Strictly Cost, Prica Street, MAR.KHI tMIIHITTrmVIir lffTPTITBlllrf1HI'l'IPMMT,'"WIMM"M Ill IfflatgBMBaBB A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just in Stoves, Ranges and Heaters a,kheesatadins: S. L. LONG HARDWARE STORE 50 East Ninth Strut TiTo Hens that Lay Are Hens that Pay "The Whole Tliliifs In an Kgjt Shell" HALL &. SHUMWAY. Plumbing ana sewer work A'iio Kueral jot bliiR In tin and heel Iron work. Iron work promp itU 1 1 1 1 Co. Carry a full htm of pluniblnii flxtorai Phona Black 1S71 I9D Willamette it V? r, . .. ., -.ir.', ' S. C. VilllTK MXillOKXS. ItIMM MOVED Milt ifc V-iillllllMVNW"' i i-' v ft (Successors to the Eilers' Piano House) Commercial Club Block - Opposite Methodist Church We carry world kncwfi makes, such as the Weber, Chickering, Story & Clark, Hobart M. Cable. Marshall vS: WenJall, Lester and many other makes of pianos We also havel various standard makes of organs. We can supply all wants in these lines. BEST QUALITIES OF GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES t- ti - i r i . . - ii win pay you to set us reiore you purcnasc. ivcmcmocr out new location-Lommtrcial Qub hWlr (iet the ThoroiiKh llrlMl S. C. White 1-cKlionis for layers. They nro the lawt 800 KfiOS A VKAI'. , rro hex Errs Tor hatching frpm a pure bred strain, one that has a record of "00 and 227 cbiis a year per hen. We a lniit having the heavient laying strain in the Northwest. Send a two cent stamp for catalogue of valuable Information. CASA (iH.XM).V I'Ol LTHV IX).,. ' RoseburR, Oregon. Box 493. jWilson & Nichols located opposite Smeed hotel, up siali.-., are In co-operntiou with over 1"1 lieal Estate firms. Give them : trial. Thcy do strictly honest bus-jln"-."- They list property In all parts o' the state. But will continue out saleol Wall Paper and Paints As we promised until April 1 Ludford & Haskell Practical Painters andDKOoW cor. W. 3th and Chirailw Phone, Rid 54" A New Set of Chairs . Why do you rJ1? SHABBY C11AIHS tt if. home, when you can m f -GOOD AS XEW (or A can of Chlnarael ' wonders in '"'" h.., H! See that the ClUnaiM"" every can. ,imii Soeo,,rw.5'5:;o;,U a.sktosi:koi 16-18 West Sevenths- nvFRTON WaU Paper and V G K. Munro' ....crrri ;nNISHIN We now have the on line of stoves m I? BcdsandR.ddinf.7 Matting. ShdfH .4 rottc'.tT i ti