Eugene daily guard., March 25, 1908, Image 8

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THE KCGES BaVlV GUARD, . WEDNESDAY, MARCH 65i
What Others Advertise We Sell For Less
The Friendly Sior.j, The Newest, rind Best
We invite you to inspscs our Sprmg Merchandise
AGAIN PLOWING
UP STREETS TO
LAY PAVEMENT
Newest, Easter Suits $15.00 to $50.00
and the splendid1 variety is sure to please you
at. $15.00
Nobby Jacket Suit.
Made of fine blue', brown and
black storm serge; trim meil In
soutache and velvet; Persian
vesting; three button; cut-away,
mi tin lined; very styllHh
suit and splendid vulnu.
at $25.00
Stylish Butterfly and
Jacket Suits
nig range of styles and ma
terials; plain and fancy; but
terfly and plain tailored Jack
etH; pleated and gored skirts',
with deep fold nine Inches from
bottom; many of these are
worth 35; our price . . t!.i.M)
at, $45.00
Sfjni-Toilored Suits
Very atfjlsh semi-dressy tail
ored suits, wade of 1'anajuh
and fine French sorgo and fan
cy atrlpea In tana, C'.'M'lihiiKi'li,
brown, navy, etc.; wondurul
values.
If you don't buy them In our hat store you are not cettinjr all
the style and quality you are entitled to for $3.00 or whateve:
you pay, our Immense 4k o&frJes us to show you a larger
;&n? ffem' mi r hat mm will tsxtt you of getnn
th1 correct color and style. We show this season complete lines
of the famous Mclubbon, Koeioi, die-nng
and Stetson makes
PRICES
$1,50, $2.50, $3.00, $4.00 and $5,00
From now on throughout
the spring and miuiiner the
work of paving iOugene's
streets will be carried on.
-.The big roller was strained
up this afternoon and hitched
to the "rooter" and the work
of excavating for the pave-
meat on East Klghth street
was begun. The work at-
traded a large crowd all af-
ternoon,( and as usual there
were a great many who would
"boss" the Job. The company
will have no trouble In secur-
i Ing men for the work, as
!" there are a good many who
I art Idle now. The wages will
be considerably lower than
they were last year. When the
work of laying the bltulithlc
begins the company will en-
Jiloy between 75 and 10U men
all told.
ortnnted uranlmously en
i j i iha nnnrouriatiou for the
I Diversity.
The funeral of Mrs. Lydia A. Ad
ams was held tins alternoou aim i..c
: remains Interred in the I. O. U. r.
. caietery.
I The University of Idaho debating
: team arrived here tins auenioou iu
debate with the University of Oregon
team tomorrow night.
! The street cars to the University
will run every fifteen minutes to-
morrow night in order ta accommo
date those wishing to attend the Oregon-Idaho
debate at Vlllard hall.
j' J. Goldbmith Is packing the fix-
i tures in his branch cigar store In the
' Coleman building and will ship them
I I to John Linch, at Drain. The stairway
stories of the building
I will be located where the store now
!u.
CITY NEWS
I
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Bring in all your hats and let us put youf
name in them, cither in gold letters or punched
in the sweat band FREE. .
EUGENE'S
LARGEST
AND
BEST STORE
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St.
YOUR MON
EY'S WORTH
OR YOUR
MONEY BACK
Seavey Bros, are loading another
car of hops fr shipment to the East.
Mrs. W. B. Wheeler was operated
upon at the Eugene hospital yester
day for appendicitis. '
Nick Anderson, who recently came
to Eugene from Marcola, will leave
In the morning or a visit '? his old
home In Norway.
E. J. McClanabaa goeB to Portland
in the morning to receive two car
. Igadi of incubators which arrived
; today from the East.
The rain has given way to good
weather again and all building oper
ations which ' were stopped yentyi?"
day hays been resumed. i
fhnra will lis 110 SsRtlllK tlf .the
! public, on Thursday evening ii ..this
Iwenk, the Unriefwbod rink having
I been rented i& k private party. m26
I G. W .Taylor has Jus'l rbhjpleted a
I' fine well for Percy Long mi t (.Is home
oh Oak turret, going dottt 10 6 reet
anil obtaining an excellent, flow of
good water.
I The "niirKOmastM' ... .troupe . ar
rived here on the 'ioseburg locAV to
day at noon, They took a Kpeuinl
I train out of Mil(ord .last night in
order to catch 'the local fn Kugcne
I,. O. Ilet-ltwlth ha sold the resi
dence on 'his lot which ho will cover
i with a reinforced concrete business
butldlnn this spring to Clarence Flsk.
who Bill move It to a lot owned by
hi in on West Sixth street beyond
1 lllatr.
1. O. Hradway left today with his
wife for St. Martin's springs in hope
of benefiting his wife's hetulh. She
had the typhoid fever two years ago
and has been unable to use her low
er limbs since.
N. H. Martin, of Cottage Grove,
was today appointed administrator of
the estate of Nathaniel Martin, who
died January 9, l'JOS. The estimat
ed value of the property of tht" estate
is Jir.OO. W. F. Hart. John Allen
and N. P. Chrlstnan were appointed
appraisers.
The funeral of Samuel Holloway
i was held at Goshen this forenoon
and the remains Interred in the Eu
gene t. u. u. r. cemetery i ne servicec
were conducted by Rev. D. II. Trim
ble and attended by a large number
of the members of the G. A. R., Mr.
Holloway being a veteran of the civil
wa.-.
Attorney Jesse G. Wells has pur
chased the F. S. Smith residence on
College Hill and after making some
Improvements to the property will
move his family there. This Is the
finest house on the hill. The Gar-
rett Real Estate Co. mad.p lh nillu.
The consideration
or publication,
js. not (jlveti out
Your BSoofj
. r 1 .
Meeds puruying anu your wnuie system re
time to hold the funeral of Mrs.
I'l'.lt.SONAI,
J. W. Ilobba left last night on' a
trip north.
Louis C, Siulnger, of Salem, Is in
(he city nil IiuhIuiwh.
O. O. Mc('l"llnn, a Salem hop
buyer, Is In thti city.
Jesse Hounds urrlved home last
Ad
ams In this city this afternoon nt i
o'clock.
It. K. Musou came up from Albuny
this afternoon.
J. W. Vculch Is In the city from
Column Grove today.
O. F. Calllson returned this after
noon from a trip to Junction.
W. II. Nulter and M. HorrowlvlU,
of Wuusnu, Wis., arrived hero to
day.
I T. C. Wheeler, cashier of the First
i Notional Hunk of Cottage Grove, Is lu
I the city.
Ing for I.ncomb, l.lnn county, where
Mrs. Taylor's father Is nt the point
of death. - .
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Hat Diamond Chica tooa tor little
chickens.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
The S.Mallst party of the United
States now claims to bo organized In
4(1 states nnd ten itoiies. The states
having the greatest number nreVln
order niuiit'd as follows: New York,
Pennsylvania,1 Illinois, Wisconsin,
Ohio, California, Oklahoma, .Mastut-
nlght from a trip south.
W. O lleckarl returned last ill n tit I S. C. Hiir(rum, superintendent of
from a biislners trip to Corvnllls. I forest reserves, arrived lust night, Sheep sneiirliig niacnines anff knife
Mrs. Hokk llniiBch. wild has been , and Is a guest at The Snieede. i shiirpenors. New model Just recelv-
vory 111 for smno time, Is Improving., Mrs. C. C. Cofl'niiiu went to Will-1 ei(
I. I. l.nrlmer mine over from ker today and from there will go to, CHAM MORS II ARDW XltK CO
Hnrlnuflel.l mi the noon train todav. 1 Cot tnge Grove to visit relatives. ,
JiiBtlco of the l'twpp J. K. Young, Dr. 1C. N. Hutcliliisiui, of the fed
of Coltnni Grove, was In Eugene to-' enil bureau of aiiliiiiil Indiis
,lKy. . ; try. Is registered at The Smeede.
Hon. S. II. Enkln returned Inst i J as. Watson, of l.os Angeles, Is In
night from a business trip to lorl-th city. He Is nrniiiglug to liviuro
juiui. 'on a co-operative colony aclieiiui.
Win. M. Grnvos. of .liimeslown, Mrs. U. G. Gay left today for her
N. 1).. was an arrival lu Euueuo yes-! home at the Coeur d Alone mines In
tvnlny. I Idaho after a
M. S. Hubble In still on the mend . herf.
nnd iiiuv bo able to bo uu In the near I Mrs. W. (1. McNeil, of llalsev, af
future. tei1 a visit at the home of A
Mrs. A. D. Charlton returned lo
chusetts. New Jersey nnd Minnesota.
Sunshine Washing Machines drive
away iln blues. See It a'
CHAMHEliS HAKDWAKE CO.
XK.W TODAY
visit with relatives
I
lVitlam) today after a few days' vis
it In Kugene. ,
Mrs. K. 1). Drlseoll nnd Mrs. .1. II.:
Pool arrived In Kugene this morning .
from Klainalli Falls. ,
Rev, J. J. Hnmlsnker, of Arletn. 1
M. Si
mons and family In Kugene, return
ed home today.
Mis. Park Slioff left last night for
her home lu California., after having
attended the funeral of her father V.
R. Fuller, a tew days ago.
Mrs. Condon Mcl'ornnck, of Port-
li ml bind, after a visit with her patents.
j lion, and Mrs. F. M. Wllklns, lu Hilar-'
gene, returned home today,
the! Albany Democrat: J. K. Pratt,
the commercial traveler, whoe home
b
Is up visiting his parents, Mr.
Mrs. Satiiiiel lliiiidsnkcr.
M. J. Dick, of Myrtle Creek,
rlveil here lii-n nltht lo attend
funeral of Mrs. Adams.
Itev. D. II Trimble eon lueted the! at Eugene was recently visited
funeral of Samuel Holloway tit Go-.twins, was In the city today.
hen this forenoon and returned In I Geo. w. Taylor l lives lu the morn
HERE'S A CHANCE Tor you to liuiKu
money: our representatives make
IIP a day so can you; Immediate
seller and exclusive territory;
agents eun carry as sld-' line. G.
F. I'cnnlwell, Mgr., I :t 1 Mutual
Life llnildliig. Seattle. Wash.
FOR KENT A lirgi. trout room,
furnished; electric light anil hath;'
hot it ii d cold w ater. 621 Lincoln i
stniM, three blinks west of post-t
office. tf I
Isaac II. Wing hna begun suit In
tho circuit court against Fred Fis
cher and Fred Fischer. Jr., to recov
er the sum of $1000 with Interest
at J per cent from August 12, 1901.
on'i promlsory note. L. M. Travis
Is attorney for the plaintiff.
A girl was born to Josle Wilson,
one of the members of tile pony bal
let In "The Dream City," at the Ku
gene hospital Saturday. Her hus
band Is a vaudeville artist in uu East
ern circuit. She will rejoin her troupe
as noon as slie is able to leave the
hospital.
A meeting of the building nnd loan
association Toniniittec vl the Com
mercial cltili will be held tomorrow
at 7:30 o'clock and the committee
on the better lighting of Willamette
street and keeping the store wlnd nvs
lighted at nluht will meet at 8:15
the same evening.
William Kahler has begun suit In
the circuit court against Fred Kah
ler to recover $77. till. He alleges
that on April 9, ISO J, the justice's
court awarded him that amount ot
damages from tho defendant nnd the
tiin has m-t yet been paid. 1.. M
Travis Is attorney for the plaintiff.
A meeting of the I.nne County Bar
Association was held last night and
officers elected as follows: Presi
dent, K. O. Potter; vice president, J.
M. Williams; secretary, .1. M. Pipes:
treasurer, G, F, Sklpworth. A reso-
W. S. Gibson & 6oil are preparing
to enlarge the Bee Hive grocery at
West Eighth and Charnelton streets,
by occupying the adjoining room re
cently vacated by Ludford & Has
kell. This grocery firm is building
juri a Inrge business and carries a fine
line ot new and first-class goods,
Which are very neatly displayed in
jhelr store. !
- J. Kavanaugh, manage? of the
Singer Sevang Machine company's
office in this city, ssi's he will pay
a reward of $5 for the arrest and
conviction of tile person who stole
the big ijliiger calendar from the:
postqtflce lobby last night. The fel-;
low Iras alieady got 8 months and:
6 days1 time and Kavanangh; says
he will get more if he can fnrd out
who ho is.
Dr. Made, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church of Cottige Grove
will speak at the "Christian church
Friday evening under the nimpicc?
of the Eugene Christian Endeavor
union. Dr. Made was a pratninen-t
Endeavor worker in the East for
several years itirl had the envlablr
distinction of having the largest
.membership of any society in hip
state. He is said to be an able speak
er and the Eugene union is fortunate
In 'securing his services.
Deputy Sheriff C. C. Hnmmond
'was severely bitten on one of his
legs by Andy Taylor's dog last even
ing. Mrs. Taylor wished to talk
to. her husband, who is serving a
term In the county jail for violat
ing the local option law, and as he
was unlocking the door to admit
her the dog made a savage attack
upon him, badly tearing his trousers
nnd sinking his teeth Into the flesh
of his leg. Deputy Hammond Imme
dlately went to a physician and had
the wound burned out so as to avoid
blood poisoning.
Snow appeared on the top of Spen
cer's Ilflt:e and other lilgh elevations
this morning.' The night was cold I
and no doubt while it was raining
here yesterday and last night the
snow piled ,up high in the mountains.
Superintendent L. R .Fields, of the
Soutbern Pacific Company, accom
panied bv Division Engineer Rollins,
and Master Mechanic Younger, spent
Inst night In Eugene, having come
over from the Springfield branch on
the "bullet" lest evening. They are
on a tour of inspection of the com
pany's lines. They examined the
work now being done in the local de
pot yards and expressed themselves
as being well pleased with the pro
gress being made.
spring, as pimples, boils, eruptions, loss of appetjte s'ot-l
tired feeling annually prove. 6$
tt i c :ti- : i. t s-
nooas oarbcipamia is me muse eiiective men"
devised for the complete purification of the blooH5
complete renovation of the whole system. aad tit
It will make you feel better,- look hotter eat
better and give you the best possible preparation V tH
days ot summer, as over 40,000 people hive testifi V- lw
last two years. Today buy and.begm to take la
Hood's Sarsaparilla
TTsiml form, linniil. or ill tablet form, called s.,,o...,,. .... . l
IIETTEIl THAN MEDICINE
Breathe Hyomci's Tonic Healing ami
lie 1 urea 01 iuuuth. '
Nature has a remedy for catarrh,
a treatment that Is far better than
dosing the stomach with medicines
and drugs.
It Is the healing oils and balsams
of Hyomel which medicate the air
you breathe, reaching the most re
mote air cells in the nose, throat and
lungs, killing all catarrhal germs and
restoring health to the mucous mem
brane.
The use of Hyomel Is like a cura
tive internal air bath, and has the
same antiseptic and healing effect
as the air where the pine forests give
off their fragrant and dealing bal
same. '
Breathe the healing and Invigor
ating Hyomel and see how quickly
you will get relief from catarrh. K
it does not help you there will not be
1 penny's expense, as Hull's drug
store agrees to refund the motlPy if
it fails to cure. The complete Hyo
mei outfit costs only $1.
Kodol is today the best known rem
edy for all disorders of the stomach,
such as dyspepsia, heartburn, sour
stomach and belching of gas. 8old ty
all druggists.
Large stock portieres Just received.
Also lacs ciirtalnsi .....
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
. SI'KiXQ OPKxTxG MAKCH 28
. i
Colvffi & Rnssell wish to announce
that Vtiey will show a complete line
of pattern, dress and tailored suits
Saturday, March 28.
m2 8
84 East Ninth St.
Onion Sets.
CHAMBERS, HARDWARfe' CO. I
Hawker
Cut Glass.
Artistic Designs
Rich, Deep
Cutting
We have built up our trade J
Cut Glass on the high
quality of the
"Hawkes"
J. O. WATTS
JEWELER
'. TEA
We sell tons of poor
stuff; but our name isn't
on it. Go by the name.
VriT gm er rf turns yortr money II you doo'l
Uk.o SchiKini:' lit. St; we pay lniu.
HALL &. iHUMWAY.
rlumbtnii sto sewsr wuti
Also genera! el btiiK n tis til
Bbeet iron work. Iron work pi;
M ilit ;
Uarry a lull U:ih or jlnmMiw fiH
Phone Black 13 i s viiiunml
j
Agents lor Fetalunia Incubators;
and Brooders. i
CHAMBU'tS HARDWARE CO I
Jfnke your hens iay by feeding Se-'
curlty Poultrv Powier. I
CiIAMBKRS HARDWARE CO.
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup!
acts gently yet promptly on the bow-1
els nnd allays inflammation at the
Sold by all druggists.
'. J. M. Morris V. P. J"
" J. W. Warrra
The Red Star
Real Estate, Insurance, Un
nients, Loans : : : :
Property Listed and SM
Owner's price : : : :
Room. 4, MeClnng Mock. Conwi
and lllaniette
Phone? Office. Black 6!71;
deuce, Black (.
Eugene, - -
( liirago Wlicnt Market.
Chicago, March 25. May. 94 3-S;
July. M 3-S; Septeniber. Sr, 3-s.
Fresh garden seed In bulk
CHAMBERS liAR DWARtC CO.
If you want a go cart with espec
ially good springs see our new Mon
umental line just received fsum tho
factory.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Kpiirj: WB1TE
IS YOUR
BREAD MadewA
PURE
WHITE
FLOUR
about it
If it IS'NT, you want PURE WHITE FLOUR in V
Vfi-t XT
1-v.ncncn iNcxt tiaKing Day.
It makes the Whitest, Lightest Bread
If Working on a Salary
i
you should save systematically.
By far the best way la to determine the amount yon ran lay
aside and then deposit this each pay-day, adjusting your expense lo
the amount remaining. ,
Tho plan of living first and saving what may be left afterward,
doesn't seem to work out well In practice.
The formula for saving 1 simple. Spend less than ou earn.
Ouha!o the ptvper relation between what ou want and wlml you
can afford. , , ' .
Start an acropnt with us tod.iy mid wo will be glinl to )iel:voii.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital nj Surplus 100,(100.00 EiUbl.thcd 1S2
ti .
i.;iyilSfl!
i M
IB wo
i H i- these linos
5 H
(Successors to the Eilcrs' Piano-House)
Commercial Club Block - Opposite Methodist Church
We carry world kno.vn makes, such its tho Weber,
Chiokering, Story & Clark, Hobart M. Cable. Marshal!
& Wen Jail, Lester and many other makes of riaim
also have various standard makes -nf organs. We can Mir;iv all wans in
BEST QUALITIES OF GOODS AT LOWEST FRICES
It will p.ty you to sec us It lore you purchast. Reiv ruber our new loeatii n--Ci ir.nu rcla! C!v:b Ko
URE WHITE
FLOUR
is made of Selected Scotch
Fife Wheat, by patent pro
cess and is strictly High-Grade.
Use Pure White Flour
Fastry and cakes as
I. as for bread- it sat
isfies or your money back.
for
wcl
Sale by the foow
Merchants, priced''
cer sack
. 1 1 Mil
tin-en.
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M.
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Cole Vil.
W. -I- (il'"n
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University H"" IUI
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