THE EUGENE DAILY qUARD. MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1008
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gimi save I our money dy ruruwMiis nuw r-iiae
fJtt ud to 40c values
nil V special 25c Si
uMl Special Prices on oil Rugs, Brussells, Axminsters
iMW i aivd Ingrain Carpets. You get better is 11
Plffli values here for less money 1 Km
JsO SO WestEiehth Street, ' ffilS
1 0,000 Rolls Wall Paper
just Received
Call and See It at
PR.ESTON & HALES
I'l'RK WATER
For pure bediock wiiter see 0. W.
Tnylur. All surface water eased off
by casing Into Hie bed rock, thus in
suring nothing but pure bed rock wa
ter, li. W. 1'nylor, sa.S Patterson
street, Eugene, Phone Red aa"7.
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! The LuDuko K la'Tfler Well Drl'.l
nx C.:muuiy wishes lo amioiiiice mat
tliey will mei't and lower any prices
1 mn.le far dohm fir.-it-cljis wnrk. Met
I ter see tjietn before making your con
; tracts. Vlllard lloulevard.
TeU'iilihono Ited SI 21.
PEST0N & HALES
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ARE AGENTS FOR
Alabastinc
SANITARY WALL COATING
50c
a Package
COVERING
500
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Booster Says:
"Eggs i.,eggs and dollars is
dollars this week, bur it's
what you exchange them for
that tips the scales when you
step up to be weighed."
We are willing to weigh up
on Booster's scales and be
fudged by what we hand you
for your dollars. Just now it's
the spring car of
Majestic Ranges
Not the cheapest but the leaM
expensive.
Yours for business, .
GRIFFIN HARDWARE CO,
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,1. W. BARRINGER
CLEARING SITE
FOR FIVE-STORY
K BLOCK
' OLD K1EAMK IU'lI-lIXfi AT KAST
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FAME&CHING BLOQD fiKoSS
r"' LIy jW..Til iS aI,nost ''"tolerable J??
.tuny - "-r "r.,"s.",s':S " the ""!
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beconies rnoroupiny piuimcu irom me catarrhal
xixTir A.vi) oak sthkkts u-
IX TAKEX A WAV I'AKT ()1
nut .r")j
. I extends to the UroncJiial tubes, cajsinu Vjarstnc.s, andnf. ""st-)!
eou(?ti; irjes o.uaeu , auccicu. resuinS lit d-Qpsi los "
Rtn iieth. and eraduallv all the mucous memhr...J ... ,tU!?aJe....--l
oml tlie svstem unset nnfl Hmnnn-..,! " ll"Wt!h.S
IT HE TOUX I...WX A.V..j ".nTSe cs tint pSBe 'ki
OTHER I'AKT .MOM.I)
HALL'S WARICIIOLSE
TO
Geo. T. Hall. Sr.. this morning be-
Kan tearing out the front of the old
I frame buildings on the site ot me
I Odd Fellows' new five-story brick
building at the corner or fcast -Minn
and Oak streets, preparatory to mov
ing it away. A portion of the build
ing will be torn down an'd .the re
mainder moved to a lot adjoining Mr.
Hall's warehouse, the. present storage
capacity being limited. I'oyner &
Hunt have the contract to move the
building.
The occupants of the old building
have all moved out, Mrs. Fox, the
milliner, being the latest. She moved
her stock of goods out this morning
and will be located tn the racket store
two doors wtst until a nwre suitable
location can be found. Condon's bak
ery moved yesterday, and is now lo-
I cated in the new Hulin block further
west on tile same street, Hamilton &
Van Orditrand's jti'iiMl'y Was moved
last week to th hew Barnard build
ing at the corner of West Eighth and
Charnelton. streets. .
.lust as soon as the old building Is
off the ground Carson Mathews will
begin the work of excavating for the
new block and It is expected that
brick work will begin about the mid
dle of May, or possibly before.
HOSPITAL GRADUATES .
THREE NURSES
MISSES OWEX, HANCOCK AXI)
"Workman receive diplo.
imxjmas from eugene hospi-
TAL
The first graduation of nurses
from the Eugene hospital took place
Saturday night, at which time Misses
Mary Duluth Owen, Nellie Eugenia
Workman and Constance Evelyn Han
cock received their diplomas, they
having spent three years at the insti
tution. The graduation exercises
were not public, and consisted of
nothing more than a bnnn.net under
the directum of Mrr J. T. Wilson. Be
sides the nurses and Dr. W. Kuyken-
Idall, the, superintendent of the hospi-
Ital, there were present Drs. D. A.
Paine, Geo. O'B. Deliar, Philip Bar
tie. B. F. Scalfe, L. E. McDougall and
Miss Holstrom, head nurse. Dr. Kuy
kendall addressed the graduates and
Dr. Pnine spoke. Miss Hancock made
a pretty speech in behalf of the grad
uates. ,
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Catarrh is a tieep-seated blood disease and m . ,malaa(il
HOTEL ARRIVALS
The Smeedo '
N. D. Joseph!, New York.
T. H. Hubbard, Salem.
H. D. Grandy Chicago.
F. M. Branch, Portland. '. .',
Geo. F. Holman, Portland.
Anson E. Cohoon, Forest service.
A. E. Cutler, Rockford, 111.
A. B. Cutler, Rockrord, III.
F. W. Cutler! Rockford. 111.
A. ,1. Albring, Oskosh, Wis.
I. . II. Thompson, 1110!).
P. S. Emerson, 1909.
0. V. Reed. city.
Y. E. Lemley, city.
It. Z. Young, San Francisco.
Miss I.. Senders, Portland.
Mrs. O. llextor, Portland.
A, SMiders. Ilarrisburg.
Sol F. Meyer, San Francisco.
.1. F. Rouse, Portland.
G. B. Locke, Portland.
Seth L. Burger, San Francisco.
C. It. Pelfer, Portland.
W. H. Warren. Portland.
E. T. Bushnell, city.
COFFEE
is perishable, it ought to
be kept in tight packages,
not expbsed to air:
Your grocer return your mbner If Too doo'l
like Stbiliiog't Ben: wt pay tiim
DECORATION DAY, MAY 30
It fou Intend to have a monument
or tablet erected by Decoration Dav
you should make your selection at
once, while there Is a nice stock to
select from. Nolhing but the best of
work furnished at reasonable prices
t'ornvr Sixth and Willamette sis
E. C. LAKE.
GASOLINE WOOD SAWI.NO
W. u. White ! prepared to saw
your wood on short notice
Phone Black 4 361. Residence,
olb West Sixth street.
lungs, diseases these important members
Rutnntion. Catarrh is a jeep-seated blood
stitutionally, for it is beyond the reach of locai t:
Catarrh by cleansing the blood of all the impure eat-ir.i,,i 1 .H
"le am,!,...
same time building up the entire system. It
PURELY
disease at its head,
"lent, s u . !
K'--s!nwn and
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removes, every trace of tl, ;" ".!
causing the trouble. Tl,P PmyCJ
blood circulates through e L1'
flamed membranes co,ilm'
mucous discharges rmw Ik.
cease, and all the disa ?d
symptoms of Catarrh diM.n?V
no equal as a cure forthis disease. It refines and purifiestlieenti
and repairs cne aaiuage aone Dy v;ntarrn
meaicai auviee nee. inn orviri Dfiumt; CO., ATLANlj,
VEGETABLE
THE BEE HIVE GROCERY
Has a new and up-to-date stock of Groceries, selected
from the best brands obtainable
Out Coffees and Teas are .selected with great cart
and our cracker list is confined to the best the mark!
affords.
As for flour, we carry the leading brands,
of your patronage solicited.
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Black 1571
Staple (Sb Fancy Groceries, Flour , Feed
. 97 WEST EIGHTH
MERRY WIDOW SAli.OlJS
A new hue of Merry Widow .fillers
JUSl received a! C.ilvin
I S4 East Ninth stlO-t.
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W. J. Gibson & Son
MERCHANTS BANK
EUGENE, OREGON
Does a General Banking
Business on
' Conservative Lines
S. S. SPENCER, President
L. H.. POTTER, Vice Pro.
F. N. McALISTER, Cashe
Cor 7th and Willamette
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