Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, March 31, 1908, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTOTS ECOKXK DAJXT OTAD, TI ESDAV, MARCH 8. 1MMWMMMMWMLM III Ml S 1) Don'tMake a Mistake By purchasing a suit before you examine the CLOTHING at TS, TOGGERY The ALFRED BENJAMIN and SOPHOMORE Suits have all the requirements that the well-dressed man of td-day is looking: for. Style new and up-to-date patterns, honest tail oring' and the very best materials go to make up the best lines of Gothing ever shown in this city. Come in, if it is only for a try-on, and you will agree with us that our clothing- is in a class that sells in larger cit es for 25 per cent, to 50 per cent, more than we are selling tt for. BENJAMIN SUITS $18.00 to $35.00 SOPHOMORE" 18.00 to 35.00 POPULAR PRICE LINE lO.COto 18,00 oberis Bros. Toggery 39 Good Clothes Marked By Quality and SLyle SHOW IS THIS? If ' ' . We can sell your property no matter where located, or, if you want to buy, we have the place to suit you, no matter how particular you are. . . . . McFall & Heitzman Peal Estate Ajents . One Door North of Hoffman House. ! EU BANGb J. H. WEST CP. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Always Ready Vl - . First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ' " . ' ..STAGES.. . McKENZIE STAGE Itivn Euen EUGENE-FLORENCE STAGE- itSi30. m. Stiecsdo not call at A dtHyiUgekavtiEugenetti i.m, private residences nut will call Inr lor Mapletoiv clow connection by b.f ga f II noli lied (he day before. steamer lor Florence , and r cm Stage Phone Main 22 Livery Phone Main 2 1 ANNOUNCEMENT G. II. Irish wishes- to nnnoiiticc that ho has ptiaehad the GROCKRY stock of U. A. p Allen & Co., located at 55 cast 9th St., a ml g carries nt all limes the best brands of g Grockhiks, Flour and Yv.v.n. We have our g own delivery wagon and all goods delivered 3 promptly. ' cS FRESH SUPPLY OF OAT AND VETCH 'HAY A P . ' WE AIM TO PLEASE . . . , ' . rig Phon gS II In IC If - " .' 9y3 Main S3 J, rl , lI.IOri :'hSret . EUGENE HOSPITAL Medical and Surgical .STAFF V Kuytendill, M. 1). W.O. VruMer, M. I). P. I. Brtlr, M. D. B. F. Scjitle, M. I). V. A J'lne, M. 1). Ceo.CVH.DrBar.M I). L. V. McUwgal. M. U For the care and treatment of Medical and Surgical Cases Modern opi.-r.Uino; room and equipment. Appliances (orX ray work. Sputum and blood examinations Full corps o( trained nurses. Rates on application. ..Training School for Nurses.. Regular course of lectures by the faculty and practical training in the hospital. The medical and surgical staff of the hospital constitutes the faculty. For rates or infor mation address W. KU YKENDAL L. M.D., Supt. .ire tin kind (lint w ulway cur ry In utork. The Michaels, Slcrn & Co. hrunil Is a unnrun tie of excellence, iill wool and hand tailored by the bent of workmen. llig reductions on all winter Nulla In order to close them out nnd nutke room rr new stork. We carry a full line of fur nislilng for mm, and our prices and stylus are right. We own our own building, nay -no rent and are satisfied with a reasonable profit. ' ' ED. HANSON No, H Kant Ninth Street Hugiuc, i)r'K(H HIGH SCHOOL MEETING AT PLEASANT HILL I'UOi'OfflTION TO ONSOMDATK FIVE IIKTR1CTS IV THAT VI CINITY A.NI ESTAIIUBII IMOX HC'liaOI OTHKK l LHASA NT HIUj nouNDixo; NKWS !' AND Kllt- IF YOU NEED Groceries : WE HAVE THEM A full line of Groceries, Flour and Feed, Tin and Graniteware. Headquar ters for White River Flour. Candies, Nuts and Oranges J. W. WHITE TSi Grocer Corner 5'h and Willamette SU, Pbouc Red 46 i I - A New Set Chairs 1 Why (Id you have OLD miaiiiiy rii.MltS In your home, when you can miilte them (ll)OI AS XHW tor only f,c)c A cau of Chinn'nel will wor wonders In your home. S e ihui the ChinuiiiHii Is on every van See our west dhow window. ASK. TO SKIi (11 It XKW VVAl.I, I'Al'KIS 16-18 West Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co: " (Sneclal Correspondence.) Pleasant Hill, March 30. In re sponse to a call for a muss nieetin",. 1 lerne number of pvmlc assembled at the school hour.r- Saturday to jlis- They' were called t- order by ft. J- Hemr.rll!, one. of the cmoi promot es of the meeting. President Camp hell, of the Cnlverslty of OreROII. then addressed thf me'-tlim on the ned or higher education, from an ethical and economic standpoint, em, phaslzlnB the fact that, in the Hunt of recent and Increasing scihmuih rllunuoflMi nnrl inventions, at laHt a high school education was Indis pensable - ' He was followed by suppnnien dent Alderman, of the Biigene schools, who presented the different nlnno fn. not a hi I uh 1 n 1? TUTSl high schools, and Advocating the 'location nr piMtant uni aa nn Ideal one from which to start the general movement whlcn snouia aot tne smie wim ins' schools and preclude the necessity of sending our children to town or mov ing there with them. County Supelrntendent Dlllard ex nlatned the reaulrements of the law tn this connection, and answered many qtieRtlons as to tne proper method of procedure in th matter ft ... tk. nn.nlmnne sentlmpnt. O. the meeting that a county tax levy be petitioned for, and that the five i"hoil districts that orlginnlly formed District No. 1 b- unit"! for hl- school purposes only. P"t'tlons ar now being circulated for ibis purpose J in J....u.lnnn ...nit in lha n.. ,j.i;ii win 111 IHMII : -it i ...l.tl-hmnnt nt tha final Union hll?h scnooi in urp-Ton. , "Othe - N'ot-'S. Tp runerol of Mrs. Mnrgnret Pn'ks rn Tueirtpy lest wri, nntvittnlnndtnir the vcry inclement iv-tr". on of tne Jnre-'t rvr '"' n w" n .1. FMntlve -pre np-"-' rro --rtr of the vn'.'.ey, fr-n rt o-.- f tr Portland. A n'nnc- "'' mrflpr of rlve-1 c'Mrn ho V'-pe1 to be grown, and eight of whnm ""r vlve her, thpre were niany t"S thit bound her to this pls-e, whpre ror more than fifty years she wns kn-wr and loved, and where now she will bo sadly mlsred. Ray Mitchell Is home from the O A. C. during the sprlng vacnt'lon. Mrs. Isnbot Renwidt a"d dniiev'pr Mllly are lin fmm Snrligfelrt vlsltlnr relatives In this neighborhood. At. the regular grange meeting nv the 21st Inst., several members or Springfield grange, Including their master, Youngsen, were present The cemetery board hns W. L. Brlstow treasurer tn recnlvc contributions ror tho building or s new wire rence around the grounds As soon aB money" enough Is ral"d work will he commenced on thl mnch-npeded Imorovpment. Mnny living at a distance, but who are In terested In -this mntt"r; will no dnibt respond to the call for contributions for this nurpoe. - Mrs. Ktta Dornsir, of lndepp"d ence,. who came nn to attend the fu nerai of her sister-in-law, Mrs. I'-irk. remulped a r -w days tov!slt relailv' and o1'!-'"'" rrlcnd'. K. A. WhcbT aid wife and Alb -ri llenilrlcks ard wife wt-1 "io'h; I'ugetM' petiole wo attended the fn noral of Mrs. Parks. ' HKGlU.Alt. TRANSFERS OF LANE COUNTY REAL ESTATE Have Your AbMrcts Ma. Iy The Ijine County Abstract . Melvln Hansen to C.eorg? b. Cox. part of lot 2 in blk 17 In Falrmount. '-'(,'' i Henri Snores. 11 60 acres in sec. 34, tp. 16. r Z Henry W. Stewart eti.X to Nettle Rossman. lots 4 and 5 In block 24 In College Hill Park. $12o. U. S. to J. T. Inman, 160 acres In sec '2S, tp. 17. s r fi w. ' Tresa A. Foun'aln e'el to Man agers 'if M. W, A. Cam.., W . T) tract In sec. 25. tp. 17, s r 6 w. $50 F. Walters etux to Bsrhera Y-.tes. inet In sec 24. 17. s r 0 w. 100. I.PROV n..--"tt to c. W. neals e ux. lot 2 of Sec 30. tn. 20 s r 3 w: tract In sees. 25, 30, tp. 20, a rgs. 3. 4 w $2000. ' Wm Bever etux o Fra"1' T. Con don, tract In sec. 34, tp. 17, s r 11 w $10 'James Dick to Effl? R. r""v.trn, in sec. 34. tp. 17, s r 11 w $300 E. E. Crandall etux to Mrs. Sarnb I,. Wright, tract in sec. 33, tp. 16. i 'r 3 w. 170. Mary J. Cluckey etal tn W "1. " Kelly, tract In sec. .22, In tp. 20, s r 5 w $20. W. T. Blnkley etux to W. R. Kelly. Q C D. tract in sec. 22, tp. 20, s r 5 w. 20 ; BOIIN. A Bad Mistake 1 appoint Lconts Madame Dean's Pills, FRENCH FCMALC A Hatr, Cbhtaii Rk- MRiSTHl Arins. IITEH IKOWX TO Fill. Hif.'I Htm l HjH-wtv! StUfiu'tlnf1 )ur Hittttti or Mtni(y iVfuiutt-!. t'nl ),ri' tTl.tO (wtImix. WllUnul Hum on trt!.'t) In pnhl for wlu-n rrlivt l. Nmi'l- r"n. ltiUt m K'lUnit (ho prim l in, iirttpt ho tiit!tttliilt.s ll your ilfuKci-t do m 1 1 liiivu iboin fc-nj your onlim to lliu Sold in Eugene by W. L Delano LESS RAIN THIS MARCH THAN A YEAR AGO Ixical Wenthep ..Observer E. 0. Mrlggs states that during, the present month 3.2S lucres of Tain fell In Ku. gene, and tho-highest point reached ny tne river during tne montn was s feet. During March. ,1907, the total ; rainfall was 6.6 Inches and the river I attained a height or 9.4 feet. This I has been a good spring month with ! plenty of sunshine. The first part ;of the month was better In that re gard than the latter part. 4. BORN. At 293 West Firth street, Fne March 21, 1908, to I. J. Koupal and wire a daughter, weight 8 pounds. Mr. Koupal is an employe of the S. P. Company, In the rrelght depart ment, at the depot. Vl'l'''vn.i,K AltTIST AT N'fWT NEXT MOItXING A MOTHER Tacoma, Wash., March SO. Mrs. Eleanor Florenz, wir or Oeorge FIo rnz, or an acrobatic company at Pantage's theatre last week, Is the mother or a bright baby girl under peculiar circumstances. Announce ment was made rrom the stag9 Sat "Hav that owing to an accident, Mrs. Florenz would not apnnr. The ract was that Frldsv Mrs. Florenz worked as a pedestal In an acrobntlc act re quiring K"pat s'rength and skill, do ing the Rffrnmn and first show a' pluht. At 9 o'clock h" lrt the lhi tre. and at 2 o'"l"ck Snturd'ty morn Irg was the ni"thpr e' a bubv e'rl. which has b-en named Eleanor. The "-nippnv will likely cancel Its dates tor two weeks. Was made when the Perfume and Toilet Manufacturing Co. of Detroit, Michigan shipped us a case of their fine goods, because we are not in that busi ness. But as we have them, and they paid the freight and gave us a special discount to keep them, we are goi to close them out as quick as we car i We need the room and we are go tu liiciivv. -j vji- iiiciii uy put ting, the price to less than the first cost Rood for rrveryhody. Mr. Norman Coulter, a prominent s'rchltect In the Delbert Building, San Francisco, says: ."1 fully end. irse all that hns been snld or Electric lllt ers as a tonic medicine. It is good for everybody. It corrects stomach. 'Ivor and kidney disorders in n ironipt and etriclent manner, and builds up the system." Electric Rlt 'eis Is the best spring medicine ever mid over a druggist's counter: as a blood piirltler it is unequalled. 60 at W. A. Kuykendall B' drug store CAM, VOll COI XTY WARRANTS Notice Is hereby given that nil out standing Lane county warrants will be paid on presentation at my office 1 on April 4., 1P0S. interest will reaso on that dnv. It. E. EASTI.AXD. Coui'v frcnsurT. I -one Co. Eugene, Or., March 30, 1908. , MOTiirirs KncriFV Seventh and O11K sir-'et.ft. h&s open- "d under nev miinaijeippnt. (loud tioard and' room by the day, week or, man!h. Flrst-clnss home cooking. I f'Mcken dinner everv ?'indnv. ! 11 MliS. S. v. BHOTT. ! 4- MVSU'AI, KI STIVAl, .Iliwrved Scats for Scastun Ticket Holders Available April 1 to 6 at llurden & Graham's store. Box office opens at 9 a. m. General sale opens April 8th. ' Phone flack 4531. a.4 Plumbing A FULL LINE OF... New Granitware just, in ; Stoves, Ranges and Hsatri.e,l;t:adins. S'l I HWP. HARDWARE STORE KBTnlTOggTgg 111 I III MIMBWBM Furnish your new home properly. Don't slight tht 1 pas uxiurcs. wcaoan ; kinds of reliable plumbing . and tinning v.rk. and lot us estimate on your work Ay a & Hcitzmcvn 14 Wt tth St Ptvont bUci I II? Candidates' Announcements r.xi!i.TK von siir.i;iri-' I h'rchv snnouec1 nivrelt n n c "i. dldate tor the nomlpntlon f r i--' rr. sublect to the d vision of tie vo', - at the Itemocratlc-primaries on :,-r 17. If nomlnitcd nnd ebctid 1 pruinlse t'. perform the duties ot the office to the best of mv abllliv IIAltHY 1.. 110WN. Ton ttU'N'TY JMHiK. 4"fr4" 4 4 4.4.; Wll.l.t.-iMrl. KIDNr.1 t:,Ul ' I Have you neglected your ktdnevs? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused trouble with your kidneys and bladder! Have yon pains In the loins, side, hack, groins der the eyes? Too frequent a d.".re to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kid ney Pills will cure you. Sold hv I. Inn Onus Co., price r. 1 cents. William! v' f Co.. props., Cleveland. Ohio. Tt.rtitK x i . 1.1 1 k r.nke LAXATIVE HItOMO Quinine T.lhlifa. TlrllKBlsts ref.icd money , It fails to cure. E. W. (IROVE'S slir. l u.ure is on eiten pox. .ic. 25c of Toilet Soap for 15c puritan Cold Cream in jars.- Shampoo Tar soap, 3 bars . Cura-Dcrma Medicated Soap . Colonial Almond Balm, bottle. Violet Water in large bottles Dentalzone tooth powder .... Toilet Water, the very best . .... 24c 24c -.-.20c' 43c 45c -, 20c -::---24: 40c of Laundry Soap for 25c Extracts, all kinds, the bes't..: 20c Talucm Powder, 25c size 15c Ideal Bcquet Cologne, now ... ..49c Hygenic Complexion Soap, now. . ... 14c The best pure Perfume, spedal : , 20c Buttermilk Soap, 3 bars for 24c Witchhazcl soap, guaranteed J4c M ko 540 WilUmette St SOIXQS THM CiOOI) HOVSE.fr 1 .:.( keeper's mjsip Is i'clqsetlul of good grocer Tpe; kind she can depend ji, when unexpected guests R tt stay, for iuuch or dinner. Thit la just the kind of groceriiin supply. Your first order wSH prove it. It will also p" that our prices are as rigil v tho groceries. W. lit, JLMM, DEAL GROCER 619 Willamette St. Phot e M.iin 25. i M ' THE BEE HIVE GROCERY Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected from the best brands obtainable Our Coffees anil Teas are selected with great care, and our cracker list is confined to the best the marie! affords. As for flour, we carry the leading brands. A shaft of your patronage solicited. mlS7l W. J. Gibson & Son Suple (Si, Fancy Croc rif s. Flour Q FJ 97 WEST EIGHTH -r- ' ; Wnfc I: Ints, l,u shnr.j fnitcd I herehv nnnounce myself n n 1 W lreh rref-rred Stock, unstunrit il rnndldnte for re-election for lh" He-, Inuisfcr Kiiaranteed; snv sl;.e ce-Mtil puhllran nomination tor Count) . c:ite; i nly J12 .M) er share Coni lud st the l.ane county prlnmrles. . pany's m ice, 116.50. p. o. 11m 4 rti'ru ii, .toriiatul 16 O. R. CHItlSMAN I m3l koh nsT.m,K John 3. ltes.s.--I hkrebv nnnounc hut I will h rsndMstc forVo-'sm Sun-hlse V, Machines drive I Will- '.;! C!0 i, Cll.MHEttS 5IARtn AKK CO 5NOW BALL! !! , I 1 1 FLOUEi! Warner tunes nisnns ; o ... hie on the IVmncratic ticket Kon'i . 1' mnu j,ih .st.ir. ,7 to'ritet the primary April 17th. j - Inres..r, will doutne tl..i- ,o.,..v ui rlhe iir tr l'.lt t.l I h"retiv announce thst ! -U', r. a endida'" tr re-election to the offi.,. ot conn.- aseor, sub.ltM-t to tsc vote ot the tte;oihllcan party at the c-imary eielon Anril 17 It. K. KKKNKV. 'acts In the HUlr u incT nuy lots or acre s'.re.'t ,l,rti, hen we racQt : Kuccne n,-e Work,. Sii:h ,nt WIN ! Iiim.-.te treu. A Horae Prnduct and fet ter Than Mgsriirported. j Flour. Ask Your Dealer j For It. . . j