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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1908)
rnz EUGENE DAILY GUARD, MONDAY, MAY 18. 1008 L 0 0 Shoes Le Wholesale ss Than Cost 0 Gotzian $7.50 Loggers, cut price . $5.45 , Gotzian $7.00 High Cut Shoes, cut price $3.95 Men's Dress Shoes reduced one-third Ladies' $3.50 Dress Shoes, Green-Wheeler now Ladies' $4.00 Oxfords, White Ribbon, selling for Children's Shoes, regular $ 1 ,25, now . Children's Shoes, regular $2.00, now . $1.50 $2.48 $3.25 75c MEMORIAL DAY WILL BE FITTINGLY OBSERVED HERE HARRIMAN IS . . ; , OPIMISTIC ON GENERAL OUTLOOK White Sale 5 Monday morninjhe J 3th at 9 . UH M. !OST OF ;. A. It. HAS COM- Washington, May 1 6 . E. J- I rimau says that the traffic manaiT-Tf IM.KTKIt A G'K.VKItAI, I'lttMilMM i wi have to decide the compllcatea I rate question wnicn nas aruuacu I tempest of protest from all over the country because ot increases. una FOIl TIIK OtVASlOX TIIH I'Sl'AIj 1'AIIAIH-: WIM. FORM 'on WIIXAMKTTK STHKET AXI! I'UOTKKI) TO OIHI FKMVS CKMKTERY, WIIKHK K.YEIU'IS KS . WILL UK JIKM) (iltAVKH 1 .. .. ,t,n niaanata cniri U1UII1I11K iD "The traffic manager will decide the matter of increased freight rates. : I do not care to further discuss the subject." ' i When asked what the railroad sit-. uation was as regards finances, he ...j. ..n... ..nee nf ihn rnil- repiiea: jhb i"ui,cl,J "l ' OVEIt roads is in good physical condition. and is being wen uiauogeu. The following were awarded shoes last Saturday 5459 6484 6496 7234 7236 . Five free pairs next Saturday This Entire Shoe Stock Must Go All Prices Less Than Wholesale Cost 0 0 TO MERCHANTS We will close out any complete line at j5 cents on the dollar. These shoes were all bought at the factories. ( Come and figure with us. The Wells Shoe Store Geo. C. Stanley in charge Comer Willamette and Ninth Sts., Eugene, Ore. WOODl WOOD! ;.so,!Mi woon haw I WOOD tlAWl.NO ' I John M, Jr. Dixon, suctxtaaor to W Maple, body ana second growth fit ! K. lloilay. All wood buwui! to gauge. W. G. White la prepared lo saw and titm. ! For prompt serVlce phone Hlack t your wood on short notice. WILLIAMS TRANSFER CO. !IH12. Rysldcnr-o 324 High atreof. tf; Phone Black 4351. Residence, Phnnn Hfnrk 1141. ! (lnnnllnp wrvuinnw ' B 1 R Went Sixth street . A tag frwn 10-cent piece will count FULL valuo ' A tag from a 5-nt piece will count HALF value with valuable tags Save your tags from HORSE SHOE GRANGER TWIST MASTER WORKMAN STANDARD NAVY J.T. Old Statesman Old Pooh Tlmliy't 18-or. Natural teal Sptar HMd Sailor's Prida Eglantlna Jolly Tar Bridle Bit Old Honesty Black Boar W. N. Tlntlayl Natanl laal Big Four Tenponny , Pick hry Tags from the above brands are good for the following and many other useful presents as shown by catalog : Gold Cuff Buttons 50 Tag Fountain Pen 100 Taga Engliah Steel Raior 50 Taga . Gentlcmau'a Watch 200 Tag French Briar Pipe 50 Tag Leather Pocketbook 80 Taga Steel Carving Set 200 Taga Beat Steel Sheara 75 Taga Lady'a Pocketbook-50 Taga Pocket Knife 40 Taga Playing Cards 30 Taga . 60 yd. Fishing Reel 60 Tags Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which to redeem tags. If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, Vritc us for catalog. ' l,v,rVNii PREMIUM DEPARTMENT. ;15F,-i .1 w; FFrur tab.a e. . ..... .. r ana. ini.nivn a wbxwww ak kuuia, mo. J. W. Geary Post, 0. A. R of this city, hns completed iirnuitfemeuts far the proper observance of Memorial Uay, and has outlined a general pro gram as follows, the exercises to take plare on Saturday. May 3u: The marching column will form on Willamette street, right resting on Seventh street, in t ho following or dr: Companies A and C, Oregon National Guard, on right of line act ing as escort; Sous of Veterans, i Grand Army of the Republic, o- man s Relief Corps, school cnnui en, mayor and city council and citizens In carriages. The line will move promptly at 9:30 o'clock a. in., moving south on Willamette street to Fourteenth, east on Fourteenth street to Alder street, south on Alder street to the Odd Fel lows' cemetery. The usual services will' be held at the G. A. R. lot. Af ter the services the column will move to tlm Snanish War Veterans' lot, whcTe the. C. A. R. will participate with those veterans in the ceremo nies of honoring their dead com rades. At the conclusion of these ceremonies all will return to the city. The Woman's Relief Corps-will serve dinner at the G. A. R. hall to the old soldiers, their families and friends. At 3 o'clock p. m. the G. A. R. col umn will again form and march to tho mill race on- Kast Ninth street, .where they will participate with the W oman s Jtener corps in me ueau tlful ceremony of decorating the wa ters with roses in memory of the sol dier-sailor dead who perished in the waters of cur country and whose re mains lie In unnarkcd and unknown graves in the depths of the rivers and oceans.. At the conclusion of these ceremonies all .will be dismissed, this service finishing the services of. the dav. ' No evening services will be held. Sunday, May 24 On Memorial Sunday, May 24, ser vices will be held at 11 a. m. nt the M. 0. church. The address will be delivered by eRv. W. B. Pinkerton, of tho Congregational church. The Rev. P. K. Hammond will deliver the address at the decoration of the wa ters May 30th. . To all of these sarvices all patriot ic organizations and citizens gener ally are earnestly requested to partic ipate with the G. A. R. The school children are especially invited to Join with us. -. The V. R. C Flower Service. The Woman's Relief Corps, assist ed by J. W. Geary poat No. 7, G. A. R., will observe the beautiful ceremo ny of scattering flowers on the water in memory of tho soldier-sailor dead. The parade will form at G. A. R. hall at 3 o'clock and proceed to the bridge on Ninth Btreet, where the following program win be rendered at 3:31) o'clock: Prayer, Rev. C. C. Boll. Singing, "Nearer, My God, to Thee," audience. Address, Rev. P. K.'Mamniond. Remarks, Commander C. II. Ba ke.'. Ceremony of scattering the flowers on the water. Sliming, "America," audience. "Taps." Benediction. A cordial Invllnllon Is extended to tho general public to witness this cer-onumy. ... MUlUIKlt At the Hoffman House parlors to day at noon, Waren Kelly and Mrs. Antha Land, both of Cottage Grove. Judge R. S. Bryson officiating. At tho Hoffman House Sundav at 8:30 a. m., Dr. William Carlton Heh. hnn. of Wendllng, and Miss Edith Lillian Graves, of Polk rounty. Rev. J. S. McCnlluin officiating. KKVUtl.KWX K.VLLY Judge S. A. Lowell, of Pendleton, will speak at the courthouse tonight at 8 o'clock. All are Invited to come and hear the issues of the campaign discussed. . "A CASK OK srsPKXSlOX" At High School. May 19, 190$. nt S p. m. Admis sion. U cents. I'nder auspices of Y. W. C. A. . mis SITl ATIOX W.VXTK1) An A No. 1 bookkeeper Just locat ing In Ktigene wants position, ltef ereuccs. Addnoss Box 451, Engine tf GERMAN (XMl'll STALLION' The German coach horse which 1 pnrvhaaed from Duncan Scott will make the stand during the season at tanas' barn, t J. H PKRKIXS. House plants, cut flowers and flo ral designs at the ridence of the late Rosalia Haunch. ni21 OABTOniA, Don tlx ? 1 N Ills' tot Ht mw rJOi.'J, L A 1 i -1 ipwhich will cantinu pricej a'LwakV The :!o.-k we start icej wit.iOJl psr .llel in -natter of low less, qualit(r C01lji",aii aS Many of ?n: best bar?ains will be unadv!!, ."?" .uacu. Embroidery Sale all Week W&fe in!. w$tm ?"o..": i&W&Ti ,!Sv.VIvv mm: Mtym isr. WhfaV ??.fin.r ?f.i E. H. HARRIMAN. Railway financier who has acquired ownership of the 'Georgia Central railroad.' roads are able to get all the money necessary to finance them; in fact they can finance themselves now. "Natural conditions have not been better in years.- The country is go ing to have a bumper crop and the recent financial agitation has greatly calmed. Recent decisions of state and federal courts have had a good effect in adjusting affairs of big con cenrs." 1 KKPtllLICAX RALLY Judge S; A. Lowell, of Pendleton, will speak at the courthouse tonight at 8 o'clock. All are invited to come and hear the issues of the campaign discussed. Bean tb. Kind YotiHareAlwars Bought 81gnstaxa of Tlie Kind You Haw Ulnars I Portland h ROSE Festival To Ho lli-M in Portland, Oregon. JUNE J to 6, J 998 Will be the most brilliant Florol Fiesta and Civic Jubilee ever held in the Pacific Northwest Portland, "The Rose City," will be a scene of splendor and the cen ter of world-wide interest for one week. Several important conventions to be nera in Portlnnd on that occasion. The Southern Pacific Co. Will sell S-clal Tickets on This Occasion Front EUCENE V to Portland and Return t $5.00 For particulars call on A. J. II.LF.TTK, Ixicnl Agent. Win. McMurrav. General Pasenger Agt., Portland, Or NEW BOOKS TO READ The Barrier, by Rex Beach The Metropolis, by Sinclair I he Iron Heel, by Londonn Princess Nadine, by Reid now C to be had at Schwarzschild's Book Store S86 WiDamaLt Su An ki.j c u : 1 ! :ti i i. nu niiia ui cmun.ucus win uc uii sjie ivioncuy tor six days. Son rowcan b-ic ed?ln;s with inserlions to match i .. w good values at 7c, 8: and 9; ' sa'e p cu ya d A Fine Loi of 5ivi?c Cm 'by lot of embroiderv we consfder one of the Qr?xtrt r waigaius ever OllC'fii ' P gene. Fine wide binds to match at 25c the vaH. ru. ,. a ' sold at 48;. S8c. and 69c the vard. ac, Hin. i .W"S,0U'J wiUbe ' ' 6 "'"""'nacjualitltl. The 68c Lot in the lot but that would be good value at $1.25 Sale price yard Consists of fine Swiss, two ft wij, umuy emoroiaered in ruw dt!i,. . .. .:.68c Other Emcroideries at 10, 12, 15 to 40c Yard A Big WaistpeciaT T his sale starts Monday morning. Dojens oi 1908 new While Lim Waists go on sale at a great saving in price, . . Immense Assortment of Pretty Styles. 52 00 Values at ,J $1.48 A half dozen different styles of new . white Lawn Waisls, worth $2 00, :.......;.$ 1.48 $3.C0 Values at $2.48 $2.50 Values jj jj Here is a lot of-new white Uwi waists, easily worth 52.50 $3.50 Values at $2.98 Our 5c Lace Counter Better values than we are offering here for 5c would be hard to find for some 'are good 10c values. Beautiful Wash Goods It is an assured (act that no other local store gives such values in with poods as we do. We invite you to call and see these new goods. Newland's THE BARGAIN SHOP BR0DERS BROS. NEW MARKET We are now located in our new building 1 'across the street and we will be pleased to seevou. ..SPECIAL.. 51b Can Choice Lard for Broils and Stews Strictly Cost, Price 65c W&t. 8th Street, BRODER.S BR.OS. NEW MARJdT YOU WANT THE BEST to be found in the Grocery Line phone or leave your order at "THE PARK GROCERY" Successor to Nicklin and Neal Quality and Price Guaranteed. Park and Oak, 9th and Oak R. Daniel, Prop. B Certain Approval of our workmanship and skill in cleansing; and scouring:, of your own wisdom in sending" 'that old g-own" to us, only awaits its return to you. Your purse when you get our prices will join the zlad acclaim" of our generous and expert treat ment of your clothing- by us- tvry thing possible in Clming and Dyeings Eugene Dye Dorics 6th and Willamitte St. Phone Red 2861 A New Set of Chairs Whv do von nw Off SHABBY CHAIR hum when yon can WW GOOD AS NEW lor , A can of Chinamel u wonders in ."' 0L N S.e that the Chmamai ASKTOSKKmim" 16-IS West Sf'IlSt' nVERTON Wall Paper and P jgr Every Woin o 0 ' O
