Eugene daily guard., April 10, 1908, Image 2

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IF YOU NEED
Groceries
WE HAVE 'fflEM
A ' full line of Groceries,
Flour and Feed, Tin and
Granitewarc. Headquar
ters for White River Flour.
, Qjndies, Nuts
and O.Qnges
f j. w. wwnt
fT. CrJtfr
Corner 5th and Willamette Su.
Phone Red 4611
Buy itVi Lhwt No 5 Oliver
Typewriter, wKh the new
TABULATOR, nothing like
it, accurate, perfect, simple and
the best.
C. S. Frank,
Locul Agent.
Phone, Black, 4001
E. C. Gulliford
Feed and Livery,
Boarding Stables
New Floor Koom New
Ituliher Tiro TurnnutH.
Full Creek SIiiko Lliie
100 West Htli Street.
flicno Main UI)
MONROE
lEe HOUSEFURNISHER
We have the exclusive
sale of the noted DE
TROIT STOVES and
RANGES. Cash paid
for Second Hand Furni- ,
ture.
' Phone Red 3376-67 West Eighth St.
EUGENE ,OREGON
Easter
Post Cards
at
SCHWARZSCHILD'S
Book SLoro
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For Snaps
in
REAL ESTATE
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McFALL & HEITZMAN
1 Door North Hoffman House
For Bedrock Wells (
See me before contracting I
onccs bedrock, well drilling
is my business and I am pre-
pared to do your work in a
iirst class manner and at pric
es that cannot be duplicated.
Don't let your contract until
you have first seen me.
J. E. Kilborn
Pi-ne Red Sil . 5i7 11, Sh St.
Julius
Goldsmith
CIGARS
1 Jf I w
oor hats aif )0 expayisiAayt
any price. Yet it isn't i'of
$M to pick out a hat With th
4bMfff in it, because you'r
mm a lit expert.
9m trt. I90
tufufc a qnnli? that speafca lomi
tm nnrjk far anybody to huar it. a
Ykey are ftanous tbrougbov
the coatry their style, trunk
ami araHLity.
.Only the best materials g ia
te Guyer Derbies, only the most
expert hat-makers fashion them.
Prices, $3.00 to $5.00.
RCBJtlVrS BROS
TOCCERY
LARGEST FACILITIES
IN THE WEST FOR
THE PRODUCTION OF
HIOH GRADE WORK
A
'New Set
Chairs
of
Why do you have OLD
SI1A11DY CHAIRS in your
home, when you enn make them
GOOD AS NHW for only 60o ?
A can of Chlnntnel will work
wonders In your home.
Seo that the Chinaman Is on
every can.
Seo our west show window.
ASK TO HUH (U K NKW WALL
l'Al'Ull
, 16-18 West Seventh St.
OVERTON
Wall Paper and Paint Co.
GASOLINE ENGINES
IRRIGATION, SPRAYING and
PUMI1NG MACHINERY
FalrbiitiliH-Morse Gtisolino Knfilnca
for pumping, NprityitiM, sawing, grind
In. .Otitt'ltH complete.
Fairbanks Scales for weighing.
Kiilrlmnkn-MorNO Dynamos mid Mo.
tors for power and light.
FnirUtnltH-MorMo Windmill nnd
Towers.
Falrlutiiks-MorsQ Grlndera, Feed
CliopH-m, Well Fiiniw.
All flrnt ipmlltj "ods at lowest
prices always in bum k. Liberal terms.
Prompt reply to Inquiries and quirk
shipment'.. Writo fur vntnloKito and
prices.
BERCER.& BEA.N HDW. CO.
AsanL-s, Eugene, Of.
FAIRBANKS. MORSE B CO.
Portland, Oregon
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1 MADAME DEAN S
FRENCH
FEMALE
Pills.
A KAFR, ckwtaim Hs
i.isr res M i'1'KiM.rii '
MKMrrill ATIOS. mm tuoii to Fill.
8fc! Huiv! H(w,tv! NjitlncUin tluiir-(f
en Irlrtl, le In' r'O'l t,,r wlu-ti n 'vmt.
.M'liiuui'. ttiH-ept ii.t huImuuL'. Uyetir
llniKMl.l tl.s. Ultt tll.YU llHUl M-llll Vollf
I 'UiITEoQeOICII CO., Ill 74, Lnclltir, Pt.
IitmnatuBiumtnB
Sold in Eugene by W. L. Delano
.O O O
A. C. MATHFAV
General Teammt;
Cunctetc, Gravel, Boiljinf;
Sand and g'Hi excavation
earth tor sale
Phone r.la:k :Slt
or call at 315 Vi' lih
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PROGRAM OF
SUNDAY SCHOOL
MENTION
Tho Nineteenth Annual Conven
tion of the Lane Co. Sunday School
AHHoriation Mil meet in 8rlnfiflAI,
Orc-Kon, April 14th and lath, Fol
lowing is the program.
Tuesday Morning, April I I.
9:30. Opening service leiV' by
Mr. CqW, llychard, SprliiKfield.
IO.iVo Words of welcoijie Mrs.
J. (WUchmond, SprlnnMeld.
. 1'Vir. Hcsponse Mrs. Wm. lt
ney. Junction. O
10:30 Reports from the distrlQl
mllteeV
1 1 : 00 Kound Talt Conference
Led by Kev. ('. A. I'Qpps. Portland,
.-ll'lerimoll Session.
1:30 Prayer and Praise Service
Ld by Kev. (ieo. K1IA. S,OlnnfleliL
2:00. A lai'KV vision of the SuP
day School, Mrs. M. J. Muiiiiua, Ir
ving
:30 Soul Wlnnin
day School, Itev. O.
KuKene.
In The Sun
A. .Stillman,
3:00
The New Adult Movement,
A. I'hipps, Portland.
Kounilat Ions for ItuildinK
F. Itarnard, Colnirg.
Conference on primary
Itev. C.
: 30
Mrs. K.
4:00
work.
levelling SfKiull.
7:in The Iteul Ainerlcan Hoy,
Supt. Alderinun, Eugene.
7:30 Souk Service Dr. A. K.
Turner, Springfield.
Special Music.
7:4.1 The Call, Tho Work, The
Wages Itev. C. A. Pliipps, Portland.
Wednesday Mornine;.
! : 00. I'ralso service Led by Mrs.
M. I). Mitchell, KiiKene.
9:30 Temperance Teaching In the
Sunday School Mrs. S. M. Day, Kust
KiiKcne.
10:00 Kound Table Conference,
Sunday School Management.
10:30 Mow Some Districts Have
Worked from the District Presi
dents. 11:00. Tho Hook Wo Tench and
Why? Ilev. .1. O. Richmond, SprliiK
field. 11:30 Our Greatest Needs Rev.
W. 11. Plnkerton, KuKene.
Afternoon Service.
1:30 Souk Service Led by Mrs.
W. L. W heeler, Coshen.
2:00 llonie Department Rev. C.
A. Phlpps, Portland.
2:30 Missions In tho Sunday
Schools
-Mrs. W. M. Ersklne, Co
huri.
3:00 Teacher
M. Morris, 1'Jukciic
Training Itev. J.
X:30 An Account of Our Steward
ship Dr. A. K. Turner. Springfield.
4:00 IlulldlnK For the Future
Mr. P. T. Fenian, Dexter.
Isaiah r,l)
"Heboid, tho Lord's hand is not
shortened, that. It cannot save; neith
er his ear heavy that It cannot hear."
Discussions ure invited on all sub
jects. Kvery Sunday School In Lnne
County Is entitled to representation
In the convention by the superinten
dent and one delegate, with one ad
ditional delegate for every 25 mem
bers. Let all Sunday School workors ral
ly to the support of tho State and
County Associations.
Officers.
Prosldent, Mrs. M. D. Mltcholl, Eu
genu. Vice-President, It. K. Shirk, Eu
gene. District Officers.
Junction C. J. Kurd.
Kugone II. K, Shirk.
Springfield C. W. Kychnrd.
Creswell W. I.. Wheeler.
Cottage Grove Mrs. Altti King,
Florence A. K, Pickle.
Sccrelary-Treas. W. M. Pitney.
Assistant Secretary. J. M. Day.
Ik'imrteiit Officers.
Home Dep t. Sup't. Mrs. M. D.
Mitchell.
Kleiuenl.iry Dept. Sup'! Mrs. Jen
nie llosmer.
Temperance Dep't. Sup't. Mrs. W.
M. Kvskiu.
Teacher Training Sup't. J. M.
Morris.
FRESHMEN HAZED
AT THE 0. A. C.
Thirty freshmen of tho Oregon'Ag
rlcultural College were given the
hnzlng degree yesterday afternoon at
Corvallis by tho upper class men. The
freshles were seized, overpowered and
drugged down the main street of the
city, and taken to a earlier shop,
where the hair on tho top of each
freshman's head was shaved off.
Stowell Dawson, of this city, was
among Ihe number ef freshmen
Healed to the scalping process, lie
sas ihe freshmen for the most part
took Ihe hating In good spirit. Al
bany Herald.
Mrsieu, ff.stiv.u,
nits Xow Si lling
April 14-15 :
lU'KDFN .V QKAII.IM'S
Phone llhick 51 :M. t
IP Vi'P KVKW
"tie m.-riM ot th Tx:ts Wio.ler,
you would ver suffer from kidney,
bladder or itieum.Q trouble. $t s
bottle (two moti'.hs iroatmcnt). Sold
.v it t u,.n i... .....it o t
I testimonials. Dr. V. W. Hall, i y J
Ollo street. St. l.ou'4.
( II:ive j.iii
hrldm and
:n shod at tho rlvi
o0 ii'U'.s. n- 7
CASTRO'S WORDS
AMAZING TO
U,S, OFFICIALS
Washington, April 8. Administra
tion officials oday expressed amaze
ment over statements in President
Castro's organ, El Constitution,
having as their basis the Tacoma mail
pouch opening incident. The edito
rial received the ci.s"Bt attention,
and mingled with Vne feeling of
amazement over the sentiments of
President CaHtro Is one of regret and
mystlflcathO over the whole coun
which VeniOicIa "as pursued In deal
ing with the L'nlted States.
"The United States l.O been a good
friend to Vene0:la," said a high of
ficial of the state department oday.
"Twice within the last 1C years we
have gone to Yon-rjela's aid when
that country needed assistance."
For thU reason he could not under
stand why Venezuela has acted as it
lias. During President Cleveland's
second term, when (Jre; Britain w;
threatenlngher territory. Mr. Cleve
land sent a mess.i!? to congress that
had the result, of refrring the ques
tion to the King of Holland fr im
partial settlement.
Several years later, when the allied j
powers were threa?ning a blockade ot
Venezuelan ports to compel payment
of her foreign obligations, the Unit
ed Slates, through Minister Howen,
stepped In and av rtc.l such a move.
Again the question was rtfere.I to
Holland.
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In Kiigene, April S, 1!:0S, to Wal
ler Kddy nnd wife, a son.
l.OWFIJ, ITli.MS
f Special Corresjiondence. )
Lowell, April 10. The quarterly
conference of the I'. II. church was
held at the Rush Island school house
Sunday and was largely attended.
The presiding elder, Itev. A. ft. Lan
dy, of Salem, and A. K. Wheeler were
present. The former preached some
forceful Hermons and there were sev
eral conversions an I one baptism.
Logs ara blng rolled Into the river
at H ranld rntu nt the IIMU nnrl M
Peo camps nenr Rush Island. I
Mr. Help reports a large crowd
and a fine time at th-j rink Saturday
night.
liny Humphrey, of t'nlty. will put
In several hundred feet (board incis
ure) of logs for Mac Crow the next
few weeks. Mac Is making prepara
tions to slash the brush and clear the
land as soon as possible.
Ilert Hubert, of Hazel Dell, Is dep
uty assessor, and Is now nenr Rush
Island looking after tho assessable
property of the Middle Fork dis
trict. SAVK OXK-Tlllltll OF YOl'K. .
KXI'FNSKS
By securing season tickets
for the musical festival next
week you get three concerts
for the price of two and the
ovent. Do not think of wait-
lug until next Monday or
Tuesday before ' reserving
your sents. Get them now.
Out-of-town orders are ra-
Idly Increasing.
DIt. AXDUIAV TAYI.OU
STILL IMMORTAL.
Fni thn nllnwmla ixinnll.. In ........
an Osteopathy Is simply Incompar
able. It uses no drugs, seldom has
recourse to tho knife, and so the
body 13 preserved intact and normal;
It corrects adjustments, removing
every obstruction to proper blood
flow, proper drainage to parts, and
adequate nerve supply. Thus It re
stores natural conditions which
mean health It h rt.n iw.r. .1..
dared by prominent women well
quaimeu to speak, that Osteopathy,
even had It no other application
than to tho Ills of woman, would
have made Dr. A. T. Still . Immortal.
As local treatments ts not often nec
essary the system la whcU less em
barrassing, to wokm titan are other
method.
Dr. II. L. tuilty, onteopnta, office
ovor Chambers' Hardware ctore
Phono Mad U2. Residence, 734
Ferry street. Phone Rod 31T.'
VI KSITI M IfctTOKr
llavlllir onrciiiw.wl tli.. tint- a'. II. ,n
derson furniture factory, Mini now
prepared to manufacture furniture
upon special order: and .011 pre
pared to fill orders for the remit
or vdu.le.P.ilo trade. Repairing0 ork
....... m mo ami prompt nttenV.on
given same. 13 o
My prices will 4. found reasonable
and satisfaction guaranteed In eyry
respect.
o It. (q, MOIUIAN.
STOP AT TtTi-. HIVF.H ItKIDSK!
QPrlng your work to Smlthrrmnn't
Wigon and rarringn shop. Mr. Wll
klnson, tho well-know nlnckstnlth
Is with him. also n Drst-class painter
and upholsterer from the Fast .Mi
work guaranteed. New rigs made 10
o.uer. alti
Scrub yourself d illy, vou're nut
clean Inside. This moans clean stom
ach, clean bowels, bloild, liver, clean
healthy tissues In every organ. Mor
al: Take Holiliter's Hoeky Mountain
Tea. Tea or Tablets.
LINN PUPO CO.
Warner tutus pianos. Leave or
lers nt Morris' Music Store. t(
3T. X. A .
r. is.
t.s :
NEWWAISTS FOR EAsfl?
Hundreds of
the Easter Trde. .
sleeves.
A large ana
Easter Umbrellas 0
A new and large line of beauti
ful umbrellas In 3ilk, gloria,
union and efftton. Gold, silver
gunmclal handles. Prices, $15 to
!..00.
Smar Goods
A beautiful line' of voiles, p.m
atuas, hatlst-.s, tweeds, Henley
cloth, Carreaux De Paris, etc., in
fact every known weave and color
will ho found here at less than
elsewhere, in all the new shades
and patterns. 50c to 10c.
THE BON
KITCHEN & KOMPP
Successors to ,
ARMITAGE &. BOWN
Livery, Feed and
Sales Stables
Oak and 7th, Eu?ene. Or.
Furnish your new home
properly. Don't slight the
gas fixtures. We do all
kinds of reliable plumbing
and tinning work. Call
and let us estimate .on!
your work
Aya & Heitznun
34 West 8th St.
Phone black 1 117
Organized 1883
The First,
National Bank
OF EUGENE, OREGON
Capital paid in $100,000
Surplus and undivided
profits 100,000
Additional liability of I
stockholders under
national banking laws. 100,000 i
Total $300,000 j
Under Same Management 2."5 Years.
Your Patronage Solicited. 1
T. Q. Hendricks President j
S. B. Fskln Vice President
P. E. Snodgrass Cnshl I
Luke L. Goodrich, , Asslftant Cas'iler '
Darwin Uristaw. . .Assistant Cashier
EtectricGas.Water
Wil!mstte VqjJey Co
J. W. BARglNGEft
(:rt hqy$emor
Moves anything. Twity-liv
years experience. Residence. E.iO
Fifteenth and Oak Sis. Phone
j Red 4vH . Eueenc. CWon
I a
VVilson & Nichols
I.ecaKd uiuMflie S:nr,,l i.,,.,,)
11 ii
stairs, are in c.i-uH r.r :e:i u::!! mt.r
1 ' Keal IN-.i-.e f .rir.s. t;ii0 t; n!
tr.al. T!uy .1.. stiietly 1-oi.e,! iIjt.
ne.s. Tti. y :ut iQ.orty ia all r..r;s
jI the state.
Fiumbmg
New Waists Just Arrived f0r
In all colors and sizes, in long anrj ,
oeauuiui une 4JiU.U0 to $1 4c
f
To Hos8
A large line of tan hose for men
and women In all shades; prices
from 25c to Sue.
Saturday and Monday, with every
palt boys' shoes from $2 up, an
air rifle, absolutely h-irmless.
FREE
Saturday and Monday, with every
pair misses' shoes, a whalebone
buggy whip. See window.
Oreders taken for suits fit
guaranteed.
MARCH
r-
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Important Announcement'
Showing Goods From
The Nesdlecraft Shop of Portland
We wish to announce to the ladies of Eugene and virinity that
we have leased a space in Eaton's Hook and Art Siorc, and win j's.
play all that is newest in Art Needle Work.
Our stock for this season comprises many exclusive Novelties
for Shirt Waists, Lingerie, Pillow Tops, Center Pieces, Luneheoa
Sets, Infants' apparel, etc., which may be had stamped for erubroii.
ery or finished complete. v ,
We have many new stitches, Including Princess Beth, Madoria,
Wallachian, and applique shadow.
FKKF LKSSOXS WILL 11K OIVEX with all purchases, under
the personal supervision of Mrs. M. Willard. . 'if'
Mrs. Willard is an experienced teacher and authority on needle
work. The opportunity ot learning Embroidery under her direction
should not be missed. .
Important Date of Showing, Monday, March 30; place, Eaton's
Book Store, 557 Willamette street.
W. M. GREEN,
619 Willamette St. Phone Main 25.
THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
from the best brands obtainable
Our Coffees and Teas are selected with great care,
and our cracker list is confined to the best the market
affords.
As for flour we carry the leading brands. A share
ot your patronage solicited.
Phone
Black 1571
I
We ie dow located io our nt building "1
0 across the vxect and we will pltased to see you.
o ..SPECIAL..
51b Can Choke Lard for -
I A FULLxINE OF...
iff va)
Shoes value fo $5
Am
Special iale 9Rf
One lot of
few broken ., ... 't
oaa pairi;
to ?5; special price. 0s.
Shoes value to $5.00 "
Special So;e $1 4,
One lot .,... sh
fords In n 011 W-
... Ml,
: ana stvu.
bargain, hut
lowered; all
'he shelves nm
"inst B') at Si.)9
BETTER. GOODS
FOR, les5 MONEY
YOl'LL 1IKLISII THE
KASTKll KKAST
If we supply Ihe groceries. For
it we have a special line of rel
ishes, catsups, sauces, etc..
which we guarantee are strictly
high grade in everything ei
cept the cost. Include some of
them In your grocery order.
They will put an edge on yont
appetite so that you'll be able
to do the feast justice.
W. J. Gibson & Son
Staple (Si, Fancy Groceries, Flour Feed
97 WEST EIGHTH
BRODERS BROS. NEW MARKET j
tr d U Atw Strictly Cost Price
New Qyafi..twaru5s)ift 0
Stoves, R.Sres
and Heaters
HARDWARE ST0JJ
SO East. Ninthviij