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We are showing a complete assortment
of new tan and brown and olive shades
in Men's and Young Men's Suits, made
by Schloss Bros. & Co. in conservative,
business and dress suits, and College
Brand in the extreme young men's suits.
Prices $10.00 to $35.00
Outing nd Peg Top Trousers $2.50 to $7.50
S.H. Friendly
IIOTKIj AltltlVAI.N
Tlio Kuiccilo
Hen Irwin, Mllwnukln, Or. '
'v. K: Muiibinor, Plilludolnlila, Pa.
; C. F. Uinurson, N. V. , .
Frank Ward, Porllund.
; 8. Nonioro. Portland.
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f H. lloldoinnnn, S. V.
, J. McC.rendie, S. F.
, Z. V. Hubenstoln, I.. A.
, C. Wasner and wlfo, Odossn, Mo.
J. T. Mnylnne, Portland.
. Arthur Will Vincent, Simlnnw.
8. L. Hoffman, Ilaltlinoro.
C. It. Pans, wife and son, Colum
bia Falls, Mont.
-J. W. linker, OottaKe Grove.
Frank Woods, B. F.
II. j. Lively, Seattle.
A. 1). Hlsdon and wife, Seattle.
S. Van Kooyon, C'lilcnun.
. J. Farley. The Dalles.
M. C. lllnek, ChlciiKO.
Al II. (MayliuiK, ChlrnKo.
.1. (r. Wood. Portland.
K. (!. Davis, Cleveland.
K. II. Kuntiip, Boston.
II. li. ltowlnnd, CIiIciiku.
S. Shlrek, S. F.
X it. Zwetaw, St. I.nuis.
W. II. Ktncart. Medhird.
Henry l.anpi, Portland.
C F. CiinnliiKliuni, 'otlno Orovo.
W. II. Bclinrfer, Stcicltlon. Cal.
Tile Hoffman
Y. Pepin, Port land.
H. Senff. Mllwaukle, Or.
11. H. Fisher. Portland.
Win, Harris, Cleveland.
Kdlth 1,. Craves, Salem.
l)r. M. C. Itehhan, WondllnR.
Dr. M. C. Itelihnu and wife, YVciid
II nn.
A. D. Hlsdon and wife. 1909.
W. K. Holler, Sprlntifleld.
Hoy Smith, Brownsville.
I'harlcs M Slraus. Portland,
i. S. MiiRlndry, Donna.
II. C Stellmneher, llarrlsburR.
It. II. Goodman, Lowell.
Rolit. Gano, city.
Mrs. A. F. Hurd, S. F.
W. N. Hokks, HarrlsliurK.
H. A. 11 I In tr. lieerliorn.
I. F. Cnntrell, Walleivllle.
Miss .el In Harm, Waltorvlllo.
Mnttlo Kliini. Porllnnd.
Verna Woodward. I'ortland.
J. 11. Chrlstonsen, C, tl.
Personal Attention...
The officers of this bank Rive their personal attention to the In
terests of the bank and Its patrons.
This Insures careful, acurate and expeditions service; Just the
kind that a business man appreciates and that nil patrons of this
bank receive.
This bank Is not In the experimental stase; sixteen years ex
perience and a paid capital and surplus of fl2.,(00 testify the
ructchs of our method.
We solicit your pntromiKC, l-to or small.
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
OpiUl and Surplus $125,000.00 Established 1S2
Stetson,
Varsity Hats
.lumen W. .Inrksnn, Mapleton.
10. N. Freili'rieksnn, PI. Terrace.
11. A.' Cnvoll, I'ortland.
John Hustings, S. F.
Norman Gray, Kniplro Stock Co
ir, M. Ilarwood, Davenport.
Mnrren Suroanip.i Davenport.
Hob Kluin, ICiiHune.
McGrcHrny, Tacoma.
P. Wllhelm. I'ortland.
Mrs. J. A. 1 1 ii r 1 1 ii ku m o.
F. M. Keever. S. F.
G. Hesse, S. F.
S. It. llyars, Portland.
A. F. Tyler. Elkhart, Ind.
10. W. Gordon, Springfield.
Warren Suroiunp.
A. O. Merrick (The Colloirlan)
I P,, rill, ,1,1
llj. W. Kiissell, Thurston.
.1. K. Itussell, Thurston,
.lames W. Jackson, Mapleton.
10. X. Frederlekson, Pt. Terrnee.
A. Donnahoo and wlfo, C lie hulls,
Wash.
Mrs.1 Antha l.anih, Portland.
Warren Kelly. Portland.
Win. Harnett. I'ortland
J. II. Clirlstonseii, Pnrlland.
O. W. Wallace, CoburK.
Ilohnrl A. Ilulery, Deerhorn.
W. II. Chesley. Portland.
.1. K. HnlKlit. Portland.
'. ('. Sprlnner, ChleaKO.
lT. C. Unit. Salem.
A. .1. Salisbury, I'ortland.
Norman Gray, lOmpIro Stock C;i.
11. II. tlnodninn, Lowell.
D. W. Neal. Lowell.
D. L. Anlliony, Portland.
Fred C. Pell, Junction City.
I'so stair pans under your stair car
pet. Wo have them.
CIIAMllKHS HARDWARE CO.
no mre and see the new short turn
bupirv before hnvlnr.
CHAMHKltS HAKDWARK CO.
Hon supplies of all kinds. v
CIIAMllKHS HARDWARE CO.
I See the new braced SnvnRe wheel.
1 No extra chnrsn for brace.
I CIIAMllKHS HARDWARE CO.
insist upon DcWKts Wtlrh Hanoi
Salve. It Is especially Rood for piles.
Sold by all dniKiilsts.
CITY NEWS
J. A. Carpenter Is here with anoth
er carload of horses which he will
sell.
G. Myers has tjo contract to lay
the cement walks around the new
passenger d
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Snow Is nieltin; In the mou-ntainH,
and the raM and rii er, usually sc
clear, are muddy.
The University ba! .-ball team did
hot go to itoseburg last Saturday on
account of the rain.
California cherries are now In thu
market at reasonable prices. Ore
gon cherries ure growing rapidly.
Jos. Burgholzer and family have
moved to iOugeno from Salem, their
household goods arriving yesterday.
The Kiigene high school baseball
team was defeated by the Chemawa
Indians at Chemawa Saturday after
noon by the score of 7 to 1.
Under the new schedule the Rose
burg local, north bound, arrives ut
11:55 a. ui., Instead of 11:45 a. m.,
an before.
A marriage lirense was granted
this morning to Warren Kelly, aged
2S years, and Mrs. Antha Land, aged
2 8, both of Cottage Grove.
The big brick chimney at the new
depot Is being built. This Is the last
brick work on the building. The
slate roof will be put on at once.
Eggs are 16 cents a dozen In the
local wholesale market, a slight rise.
Andrews & Pitts are repainting the
120-foot, sign on the Bide of the
Campbcll-Fullnian building.
Claude Gaby, who has opened a
new plumbing shop on West Eighth
Btreet, has the contract to do the
plumbing and tin work on C. S.
Freeland'a apartment house, now go
ing up at the corner of East Ninth
and High streets.
R. L. Edwards, who was In the city
from Dexter today, repjorts the sale
of the Naze farm of 339 acres two
miles from Goshen to a Mr. Patton,
recently from Grants Pass, for $11,
000. Mr. Naze has gone to Wood
burn to reside.
Supplementary articles of incorpo
ration of the Eugene Divinity School
changing the name to the Eugene Bi
ble University and making other
changes .as mentioned In, The G'.,ar,i
a 'few days ago, were filed with the
county clerk today.
The Oregonlau was delivered about
the city before 7 o'clock Sunday
morning and this morning; to the de
light of lis subscribers. This is over
seven hours enrlles th hor"tofore. The
new train schedule, milking this de
livery posslblo, was Inaugurated Sun
day morning. ,. .
'' Robert Todd' won. tlio $1 prlzo at
Stanley's for guessing the missing ar
ticle in the collection of men's wear
ing apparel on display In the show
window. The question was, what is
missing to make a well-dressed man.
The answer was a whole sleeve but
ton, one of them in the shirt being
broken. '
While George Croner nnd wife
were returning to Helknap Springs
on the stage the other morning the
stage team became frightened and
started to run away, but luckily the
driver succeeded In running them In
to a fence nnd stopping them before
any damage was done. The stage was
on a steep mountain road at the time
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MRS. EDWARD CAREY WILLIAMS.
The bride of Edward Carey Williams of It.wtmi was Miss Elinor Wilson
of Wilmington, lel., daughter of General James A. Wilson. V. S. A., and la
very popular In iiriny nocliC circles, silw has traveled extensively abroad
nnd accompanied her father when he rcprvieuted the I lilted States army at
'.be rorouiitinn of Klni Edwnnl. Andrew Carnecie nnd many other persons
if note attended the wedding, which was one of the chif soctecjr rrecta el
'be early spring.
and .had the team become uncontroll
l able there might have been a fatal
accident of two.
W. O. Cook, who conducts the old
MarUn brick works west of the city,
has just closed up another kiln of
115,000 brick. He says the demand
for brick this spring is far beyond
expectation and he is unable to fill
the orders he receives. Most of the
output itf this last kiln will be used
on the high school addition.
The University track team return
ed Sundav night from Pullman,
Wash., where they defeated the
Washington Suite College team by
the score of VI to 60. The boys are
pretty sore from their trip and the
two meets in which they participated,
but expect to be in good shape tor the
Oregon-O. A. C. meet here Friaay
afternoon. 1
ts-a
L. N. Koney is busy with his plltf
drlver and a good-sized force of men
driving the piling for the trestle
along the bottom beyond Judkins'
Point for the Eugene-Springfield
trolley line. The piles have been
driven to a point one hundred yards
east of where the work was
! begun. The track will pass directly
in front of the Walker residence In
the Walker hop yard
ISEPIIILICAX RALLY
Judge S. A. Lowell, of Pendleton,
will speak at the courthouse tonight
at 8 o'clock. Ail are Invited to come
and hear the issues of the campaign
; discussed.
A (.'nliforuinn's Luck.
"The luckiest day of mly life was
when I bought a box of Bucklen's
Arnisa Salve," writes Charles F. Bu
dahn, of Tracey, Cal. "Two 25c box
es cured me of an annoying case of
Itching piles, which had troubled me
for years and had yielded under no
ether treatment." Sold under guar
antee at W. Kuykendr.11'8 drug store.
$5 REWARD
I had stolen from the barn Satur
day night or Sunday morning my
saddle. It has my name across thf
back of the pommel A. P. McKin
zey. Will give $5 reward for anj
definite information regarding the
same.
A. P. McKINZEY,
tf At Hampton Bros., Eugene
ROLLED
BARLEY
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At Bailey's, Tenth and Willamette
streets. Phone Red 1521. tf
PURE WATER
For pure bediock water see G. W.
Taylor. All surface water cased off
by casing into the bed rock, thus in
suring nothing but pure bed rock wa
ter. G. W. Taylor, 828 Patterson
street, Eugene. Phone Red 3377. .
Sea me new s'an-r carpet lining.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.,
Remember' the date,
Baruca Male Quartet.
-May
l!Uh.
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New models easy riding Rambler
bicycles on display.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Take one of our Coffie'.d power
washers on 30 day' trial and you can
do your washing without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Thousands of rolls of new wall pa
per Just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
When your food seems to nauseate
you take Kodol. Take Kodol now
and until you know you are right
again. There isn't any doubt about
what it will do and you will find the
truth of this statement verified after
you have used Kodol for a few weeks
It Is sold here by all druggists.
PERSONAL
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Iirdy Howard fpent Sunday In
Portland.
W. H. Klncat"., of Medford, is in
the ciy today.
U. G. Holt, of Salem, ItCln the city
for a few riays.
K. ItJPoppleton was here over Sat
urday and Sunday.
E. E. Orton came up from Junction
City this afternoon.
Rev. D. E. Baker returned this
noon from points south.
W. H. Hoggs, of HurrisQiirg, was
in the city over Sunday.
B. A. Washburne went to junction
City this noon on business.
Rev. M. C. Wire arrived nome mis
afternoon from a trip north.
Mrs. L. Bilyeti returned Saturday
flight from visit in Portland.
E. M. Cootier was a passenger to
Portland on the noon train today.
Fred Stickels returned this after
noon from a, trip to points north. "
T. C. Abrams enme down trom
Cottage Grove on the noon train to
day. Mr. and Mrs. N. u. swnuisn went
to Portland today to be gone several
days.
Al G. Hold.cn returned to Seattle
today after a visit with his mother in
Eugene.
M'uO Ora Jackson returned this af
ternoon from an over-Sunday visit at
Junction.
W. L. DeLano and family are home
from their extended trip through Cal
ifornia. Mayor J. D. Matlock returned this
afternoon from a , lecturing trip to
points north.
Fred C. Peill, manager of the Wll
helm Interests at Junction City, was
in Eugene today.
Miss Beula Coffin, of Portland, Is
visiting her sister, MIS. Charles F.
Croner, in Eugene.
Mrs. E. L. Campbell and son Dew
ey went to Wooiiburn today to visit
their re atlves there.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Edwards were
In the city today, returning home on
the afternoon train.
Ralph Hliiit left tin this morning's
stage for MeKenzie Bridge, where he
will do some BUrveylng.
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fields and Mrs.
A. Church left Sunday morning for
Kentucky to visit Mr. Fields' folks.
Mrs. C. S. Frank expects to leave
tomorrow for Billings, Mont., where
she will visit for two or three months.
Mrs. E. G. Briggs has arrived
home from Oakland, Cal., where she
has been for the past several months.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Dunn and
daughter. Miss Lucille, are home
from their trip to San Francisco.
Mrs. Douglas returned this after
noon from Mt. Angel, where her
daughter, Miss Mae, is attending col
lege.
Miss Anna Weber, of Portland, ar
rived in Eugene this afternoon to vis
it Mrs. S. H. Finnogiin during the
an mnuv.
Mrs. J. M. Williams and son went
to Salem today to attend the Rebekah
assembly. Wr. Williams will go down
tonight.
Mrs; G. N. Frazer was a passenger
on the uoon. train' today for Salem,
whero she will attend the Rebekah
assembly. .
Mrs. A. F. Hurd arrived In Eugene
from San Francisco Saturday evening
to join her huabahd, Captain Hurd, of
Florence.
..Hobart Hulery, after a short visit
In Eugene, returned to his home on
the MeKenzie near Deerhorn on this
morning's stage.
Sam Hartsock, of the Red Cross
Drug. Company, returned last night
from Corvallis, where he attended
the horse show.
. Mrs. Jerry Horn and daughter,
Miss Lela, returned to Portland today
after a visit with relatives anil
friends in Eugene.
Hugh Currin has returned from
Cottage Grove to resume his studies
at the University after a visit at
home for a few days.
Forrest U.ti'trum, a student of the
University of Oregon, has returned
from Ksscbiirg, whore he visited his
.'oik:!.
A. J. Salisbury, of Portland, was in
Eugene today working in the inter
ests ,-f Governor Chamberlain's cam
paign for United States senator.
Mrs W. M. llcimforth, of Traverse
City, Mich., after a short visit with
her son, O. W. Heimforth, in Eugene,
left this morning on her return trip.
F. X. Frederlekson, of Point Ter
race, was in Eugene yesterday on his
way to Salem to attend the grand
lodge of Odd Fellows in session there
today.
Dr. J. S. Dale, formerly a practic
ing physelclan In Eugene, is here at
tending the commencement of the Bi
ble University. He Is one of the re
gent!'. .
Elmer V. DoolUtle came down
from Cottage Grove today. He re
cently bought a tract of land in the
Hlair Street addition and will build
there soon.
Mrs. .1. J. Bryan, Mrs. Wm. Rouse,
Mrs," Fred Wolfe, Mrs. -Jos. Doran
and Mrs. Magill, of Springfield, went
to Salem today to attend the state
assembly of the Rebekahs.
C. V. Cunningham, fornierlv em
ployed by the Willamette Valley Com
pany here, but now one of the owners
of the electric light plant at Cottage
Grove. Is in the city on business.
John ,11. llartt.g. L. E. lienn -nnd
V.
W. Calkins left on this morning's
staue for Florence to take in the rho
(lodenilron carnival, and the latter
two to do a little campaigning on tile
side.
Mr. and Mrs. A. I,. Peter were ias-s.-iisers
for the north on the noon
train today. Mrs. Peter soes to Sa
lem to attend the Kebekah assembly
and her husband Is on one of his rec
ular trips.
A. I. Hlsdon. of Seattle, is In the
city on business, lie is a former res
ident of tfrmcno and learned the
printer s trade in The Guard office,
thin owned In- tleorire .1, Huvs. who
conducted the paiier bef ire the Alex
anders and (.anl.Vli bro.hols ha. I
iliarce of il. ' '
We still have our(h)rK?:n cov.nter. 1
which Includes !iar,l--,ir f ,i-
jr.K and mattlnR. pon't wait until'
O lacy are ail i;.,ne,
CHAMlil'KS IIAHDWAKE CO. !
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
The only thing that some of us can
do that seems to count ut all la to earn
our own Ilvlug uud incidentally that of
some others.
If you can't keep the schedule,
transfer to another line.
The ofteuer u intiu makes the an,,,..
mistake the inure curtain he Is that li,-
is ngui.
When a mini acquires a sore spot lie
Is ant to think the whole caminuni!.'
is in a eoUHplruey lo rub up ugniust 1:.
A general knowledge of stars doesn't
necessarily lit a lutiu for a chair in
astronomy.
Some men look out for themselves,
well satisfied that his Satanic majesty
will look out for the other fellow.
Don't find fault with your neighbor's
work unless he Is on your payroll.
Amiability is a cood substitute for
Intelligence and often passes for it.
Positively enred by
Uw.fo L,irt!e I'llli..
Tacy also relievo Di
taws Iroai Cyspepsia, In
digestion and Too Utiartjr
Fating;. A perfect rem
edy tor Dizziness, Nausea.
Drowsiness. Bad Tpste
In the Month. Coated
Tnsguo. Pain In the suio
roKi'in LrvBi. Ttua
regulate tbe Bowels, jureiy vegetahla.
SMALL PILL SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE.
, Genuine Must Bear
Fac-Sinnle Signature
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES-
Dr. T.Felix Couraud's
ORIENTAL
TOILET POWDER
A pure, antisep
tio Toilet Powder
for infants and
adults. Exqui
sitelv nerfumed.
Mpmlprs nn ovtrtil.
lent complexion
nnd keeps the skin
c)ear, soft and
velvety. Relieves
skin irritation and
should bo used
freely after bath
ing and shaving,
giving i t'eli'hl
f ul uud relreshint,
effect. At deal
ers or by mail, 25
cents Box. Pre
pared by
FFRfl. T. HOPKINS. N.Y. CITY.
Proprietor of OOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
IX) a SALB AND 1UC0MUNDD BY
STANLEY'S,
612 Willamette St. Eugene
Madame Dean's
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Mknstruation. NEVER Known TO FIL.
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or Monev ltefuii'lt'fl. St-nt pn
pnlti rorel.au 1T box. Wlllsi-nrt ttn'in
on trial, to be paid for when relievr,!.
Sami'li-s Frrr. Insist en pellinu- Hi -'
penuillt'. ai-fept mt mihsl I line. II your
lruio.'isl ,1,m- not havo tlioiu send your
orders lo lliu
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Sold in tunene by w. L. Ue'.ano
CARTERS
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ORPHEUMJTHEATPj
Monday, May 18th
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summer liac. Yon qi m
coinldete in erer,
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gouus, whether fen be,
We carry i full Uae r r
nishlugs for met, ui ,
prices and styles rt rigk.
Vie own our otri btol
ly no rent and m aiiJ
with reasonable profit
ED. HANSON
Xo. East Ninth Swa
Kueiie, Oregon
due ,.f tbe l'li-1
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