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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1908)
THE KUOKWK IMILX OTiRD, BATIRDAV, MARCH 2fl, J008 To the woman who bakes, Royal is the greatest of time and labor savers. Makes home baking easy, a pleasure and a profit SJffiL Baking Powder V ' ' ' The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar , ,With minimum trouble and cost bis cuit, cake and pastry are made fresh, clean and greatly superior to the ready made, dry, found-in-the-shop variety. I PIT IIOKN. s ' In Portland, March 2 6, 1908, to Mr. and Mm. Bernard C. Jakwuy, a daughter. Mm. Jakway was former 7 (Successors to the Eilcrs Piano House in Eugene) You should sec our line of fine Pi anos and Organs and get our prices and easy terms. Your old instruments taken in exchange." -We do piano tuning ard and organ repairing. We are in the : COMMERCIAL CLUB BLOCK (Opposite Methodist Church) . Phone Main 41 ; ' 1 If Working 'On a Salary you should tnvo systematically. ; P.y far tho best way Is to determine tho amount you ran lay aside mid then deposit this cuch pay-dny, adjusting your expenses to tho amount remaining. Tho plan of living first and saving1 whnt mi)y bo loft afterward, doesn't seem to work out well In practice. t The formula for saving Is simple. Spend less than you earn. Cultivate the proper relation between what you want and what yuu can afford. , Start an account with us today and wo will be glad to help you. The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank Capital nd Surplus $100,000.00 Established 1892 niTCilT, 1 -sin-T u&biiJ MERCHANTS BANK EUGENE, OREGON mm mm s. 4 0 ly Miss Esther Johnson, of Eugene, and both are graduate of the Uni versity of Oregon. Union 8etn. CHAMBERS "HARDWARE CO. Warner tunes pianos. Leave oA dars at Morris' Music Store. It I f SQL MOST GROCERS SELL Olympic Flour every sack guaranteed Mad oi trlccttd Eaitrra Or fun bird wheat. , It pro Jucrs mors loaves ol bra id than my othr Hour and lh loaves rt lighter sod whiter. Because of the iocreaard qa ntlly ol bread produced 'he coil U ih higher than Ice other Hours. ASM YOUR GROCER FOR IT. THE PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS CCDocs a General B.mking Business on f-7. Conservative Lines S. SPENCER. .. H. POTTtR. ..: N. McALISTER.. President. .... Vice Pres. Cashier Cor?ih and Wll'amnt. CITY NEWS Senator Fulton will address the people of Eugene on the evening of April 2. The U. of O. debate team which was defeated at Seattle la expected homo tonight. , Let the young people hear Rev. Trimble's sermon Sunday evening on "Choosing a Calling In Life." Dr. 1owe, the eye specialist, will be In his Eugene office all next week. Have him test your eyes for glasses. nooks of rules have been Issued to tne operating men or tne street car line governing the running of the cars. Rev. W. H. Wlltse will preach In the hall over Dempster's store In Falrmount Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. ' The University baseball manager Is today completing the practice ground on the campus by erecting the backstop. t N. R. Hunt, a recent arrival nere from Aspen, Col., Is making prepara tions to erect a good residence In the Sladden addition. The notarial commission of John Mathers, of Wendllng, and that of 1ouis E. Bean, of Eugene, have Been filed with the county- clerk. Gearge Fisher, the real estate man, today filed with the county clerk his petition for the nomination of consta ble on the Republican ticket. Alta H. Kfng. of Cottage Grove, has filed his nominating petition for justice of the peace of the Cottage drove district on tlje Democratic ticket. Miss linger, Colvln & Russell, Mrs. Fox and Miss Learned all had thier mlllnery openfngs today. Their re spective pluces were crowded all af ternoon. The appraisers of the estate of Benjamin Lee, deceased, have filed their Inventory with the probate court.' They found property valued at (12,030. Tho first college play for girls, "Cupid at Vassal-," will be present ed here by Jules Murav in the nenr future, with Florence Gear In' tho leading role. A marriage license was Issued yes terday afternoon to Orvllle S. Spear, aged 23 years, and Miss Mary Amies Lang Ion, aged 19, both of Cottage Grove. One of Jules Murry's greatest pro ductions this season Is tho new col lide puty for girls. "Cupid at Vss- SIGK HtAUACIIE PoditiTwi'T corrd hj Uiams Utile fills. TUpt ft) so relieve Dl tma from Dyspepsia, la OigMUon ind Too Uohiij Bating. A perfect rom (sly for Dtzzlneas. Nausea. Drowsiness, Bad Taste la ttio Mouth, Coated Tornpio, Pain tn too Stria ToitliD LTVKR. Thoj regulate Uio Dowp.ts, purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. CARTERS Genuine Must Bear Fac-Sirmla Signature Rr7HF -SUBSTITUTES JSlTTtl: N IVER MOVED But will continue our sale of Wall Paper and Paints As we promised until April 1 Ludford & Haskell Practical Painters and Decorators cor. W: 8th and Charnelton Phone, Red 5411 Julius ' Goldsmith C K. Vtunro T. W. Munroe- HOUSEFURNISHINCS We no have the most complete line ol stoves in Eugene Bids and BejJinj, Rugs and Matting, Sci Mtrdwar: and Cuttelry 67 W. KrjtiU St." tUCENt. . . OR.IOGON i i I CARTER SI IlEjlTTLE IJLVEB Isar," In which Florence Gear plays the leading part. ! Long & Cross, the plumbers, have ' bought a lot Just east of the old Pres i bvterlan church, now the W. O. W. hall, from O. L. Gilbert. The price is not given out for publication. Homestead proofs weoe made to day with W. I W. Calkins. United States commissioner, by Daisy E. Burrill, of Eugene, Charles Myers, of Crow, and Wilhelm Shoring, of Vlda. , The nei college play for in which girls, Flor- Cupid at Vassar,' enee Gear Is starring this season, is thoroughly saturated with college atmosphere. Jules Murry makes the production. Judge Harris, of the circuit court, on March 20 granted a decree of di vorce in. the case of Laura Farrow vi. Ralph Farrow on the ground of desertion. Mrs. Farrow is a resident of Eugene, Superintendent Alderman, of the cltv schools. County Superinten dent Dlllard and President Campbell went to Pleasant Hill today on school business. Incidentally they said a good word for the University. The new passing track at the depot wss today connected with the norfh sidetrack, so that trains can- me ft. The western portion of the track is now being built, and when It Is com pleted the work of extending the north sidetrack will be done. Chief of Police Farr'lngton s'ntes that the army, of tramps will continue for some time as numerous as in tne past, as several thousand are on their way north between this place and San Francisco. The 'Frisco soup kitchens have been shut down. C. F. 'Mitchell brought to The Guard office today two eggs laid by the same hen on his -place, west of town. One Is extremely large, with a very solid shell, and the other is about the size of a bantam's egg, with a round knob on one end. Tomorrow U to 9'h birthday of Irnndma Todd, the oldest person in t-eno county, who U an inma of the old people's horep of the Chris tian church of this cjtv. She expects to attend Sunday school nnd church services tomorrow forenoon and will dron 98 cents in the birthday box at Sunday school. Thn Want Kneore W. C. T. . has accepted an Invitation to tr'e ct'Time j of'the United Br-lhr"' la- -"'noli tomorroMniornlnz, an'1 v'!! n?p up their own program. Ti1'' lesson for tomorrow will he the world's temper ance lesson, and the occasion will be taken advantage of to make it as in teresting as possible. ChnrlPs H.' Hales Is having plans drawn for a $2000 bungalow to be built on the old Coolldge fruit firm wo miles south of Eugene, wMch Mr. Hales now owns. The house will he out of the ordinary In that th" outside w.lll be finished with rough lumber and will be stained, giving a very pretty appearance. The American flag In front of the recruiting office has served a long and useful career ffor a CTagl. as this spring will see Its first birthday of service. The usual life of a flag Is six months. The one In the pos session of Recruiting Officer Fuller Is made of mohair, nnd while tnttered will be good for another month or two. Tho n!CTlh"rs, of th Phllathen class of the Methodist cherch spent an eniovable penlni: on Raturdav of Inst vek at the hon'e of Miss Hor "lee Collier on Fast Eleventh str-"-t. ..-Mi w ! int. .inssrs - nr- I ner. I'nrrlinrr-r, Addl--on. Smith. Cot-1 n-r, Tl'fanv. Irish, l.oueshnry, Ittr-o i Varno"k, Helen aid Crime Koyl, and th.ir teacher, Dr. Hard. ! I F. E. Tnvlor. state nia"acer of the KVntcfMtl Brotherhood, Mrs. Tavlor. and their son, Arthur, returned to their home at Portland yestedny. While here t'"ev brought themselves Into a very close friendship with the members of the order. Mr. Taylor niado numerous friends outside the organisation bv his nr-intftility and business methods In lodge work. Today was a good day for marriage licenses, three having been issued up to 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, as follows: James M. Gearhart. aged 64, of Eugeno, and Mrs. Hlle Gallon, aged 4S, of Euvene: Clarence W. Kirk, aged 20, of Eugene, and Miss Ethel Wilson, IS, of Dorena: Eu gene Matlock. a"t"d 20. of Eugene, and Frances A. Johnson, IS, of Cot tage Grove. The list of suspended students at Stanford Includes the son of Dr. Mutt. or Hiein. tvoerner, of Oregon rtty. I lnd (!oo l"ll. of Portland. All three i of the Oregon boys are prominent i nthlotna l..t .. ....... -i.. .. ' ' -" in -110111111 oi mc football team. He would have grad uated from the Institution In a few weeks. Salem Statesman. Moti is a brother of th- two Mott boys In the! in. rrsi i j m vregoji. The damage rase of John Maushn against the city, wherein Matmhn asked for several hundred dollars' damaees because the rubbish nn.i hage from the city's dumping grounds' i across the rlvsr was washed en to i his land by the hleh water, was flml ly settled today when the cltv deode I to Maughn the land bv the 'pavnien't i bv him to the city of flop. The clt v ' paid f 400 for the land originally. " I ; The viiitenp Christian End.-avor ! ll-nli-" held ll first mass meet j,,,. , nrsi n'ist an "ur.-h lat even. I me. l; i" I. Va . of C "f tt'-- C.i-ov. was l"ii;. Irs sulil -llitv.s-l(" T -tlnc and hv as r. si . d i I. lent of the i Ins a social b so-'ake ' being " Ul, 'e atllri'ss .s 'll.-lv.v The ,v ver by W A. iin t'- :ni; Plon. After the meet utr was enlnve.l In .k. basement of th? church and refresh incuts served. CLOSING OUT The Wells Shoe store nrM ' 1 x Shoes, values to $2.00, now ' . . Shoes, values to $3.00, now -. . . Shoes, values to $5.00, now . . . . . . . Many odd lots of Shoes Over 6000 Pairs of Shoe and r The WELLS SHOE STORE Geo. C. Stanley in Charge Cor. Willamette & 9th sts., Chrisman Block, Eugene,! WILLAMKITK VALI.KY CO.. REIU'CES GAS RATES The-Willamette Valley Company desires tn announce that beginning the first of April the minimum charge for gas will be reduced from fl per month, the present minimum, charge, to DO cents per month. 4 LESS c IK i nis room must De vacatetl as it has beeh leased for another line of business. fourth to one-half regular prices, All Must Co Shoes for every member of thtf family at terrific price reductions, WOOD! WOOD! Maple, body and second growth fir, and ties. WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. Phono Black 1141. Sheep snearlng macnices and knife sharpeners, ed. New model just recelv- CHAMBER8 HARDWARE CO. There's no better preparation for the day's duties than a cup of piping' hot Cocoa at breaK fast. -It invigorates, nourishes, strengthens, without artificial stimulation. Does Coffee? THAN A CENfA CUP Is made with 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. (' i D. GVirardelH Company San Fro-ncisco at one- INFORMATION' Bfl 412 Willamette street farm lands In large and Cltv properties. LoUlnSsiS Blair additions to Eoseie. the goods and the onto It will pay you to lBves.pl propositions before Jon wherj. OUTGO U" (D)A
