Eugene daily guard., May 26, 1908, Image 6

KCGENB DAILY GUARD, Tt'ESDAV, MAV 26, 1908
Agents Kabo and Nemo Corsets, Moneybak Silks
Last, Week Friendly's May Sate
Ladies' and Misses'
Beautiful White and
Col'ed Wash Dresses
Pretty Lingerie Dresses In Princess
and the two-piece Dresses, made of
tine India Llnon, colored figured
.Swiss, fancy striped and floral
lawns; elaborately trimmed in
lace embroidery and insertion;
short and long sleeve effects,
skirts cut very full with Insertions
Bet In in fancy designs; dozens of
pretty styles in all sizes 32 to 42,
and the prices are very low at
fi.no, $2.no, $:t.no, $5.00, $7.so,
VH.no, $10.00 and 1 5.00.
Kikhi Outing Suits
Divided and Plain Skirts
Two style Jackets, Norfolk and
Hlouse, made of best grade army
Klkhl cloth; gold In suits or jack'
ets and skirts Bold separately;
Prices, suit 3.00, 0.00 and IjW.BO
Ladies' Fitted Sweat
er Coats each $5.00
Ladies' and Men's White and Col
ored Sweater Coats Rednced
$6.00 Sweaters $4 00
$4.00 Sweaters $3.25
$3.00 Sweaters $2.50
Jolly Bachelor Hats $3,00
Now "Jolly Ilnchelor" hats, In
tans, browns, grays, olives and
greens Just arrived prices $3
New Winsor Ties
The new ttiroe-lnch Windsor
bow, In plulda and checks.. 25c
White Hats
White felt hnts l.BO
White wash hats BOc
S. H. Friendly
592-594,Willamette St.
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At Hie home of her daughter, Mrs.
Honniin Dtihrlck, two miles north of j
this city, this morning, Mrs. .Mary
Woher, aged fld years; from heart
trouble. The funeral will probably
bo held Friday, although no definite
arrangements have yet been made.
Tho Interment will take place In tho
(ilUesple cemotery.
C'l'ltKM ("(HUMS AND COLDS
llyoincl (five llellef In Ten Minutes
Curat Over Night
Kverybody knows, or ought to
know, that llyumel !s recognized
among scientists as the speciric for
eularrh, nsthinn. bronchitis mid hay
fovor, but thore are a great many
people who do not know that llyomel
will cure a cough or cold In less than!
zi nonrn.
Hut every ono should know that
the soothing, balmy and antiseptic
air of llyomel when brenthed over
the raw and Inflamed membrane of
tho nose and throat will Instantly n:
laythe Inflammation and will effect
a prompt cure. 1
Completo llyomel outfit, Includlii
Ing Inhaler, costs only $1 at the Rid
CroBs Drug Company, and extra bot
tles, If uflerwnrd needed, cost but 50 i
tents. j
Joseph M. Ilarbiiugh, Holdrlgve,
Neb., writes: "I have used your lly-j
omel In my rum My Tor two years or'
more, and find It one of the best rem
edies wo ever used for n cold or koto1
throat. We find that II gives quick;
relief In cases of catarrh." ,
V(I BAWl.M) ! I
John M. V. Dixon, successor io W !
K. Uodny. All wood Bawed tu gauge.
For prompt service, phono lllack
S.H2. Residence 321 High street, tf
Oaaollnu woodnnw ,.
Warner uiuns piuuoa. I, cure or
ders at Morris' Mil Kin S'ore tf
Ki nscitinii I'Oll THE GC.Mil.
A GREAT SAVING
In lending money by mail la effected by using our drafts.
The cost ot them Is less than ono-flfth as much' as express or
postofflco money ordera In phims of over $100, and Is lower on any
imuunt over $5.00,
Bank drafts are the generally accepted means of transmitting
funds and are Bare, fonvcnlent mid payablo In any city, while they
' may be transferred by endorsement as often as desired.
The fees charged by the bank are:
On sunn of $25.00 or less Be
Over fUR.OO, not exceeding $10(1 loo
Each Additional $100, or fraction Q'.c
We furnish drafts direct on hundreds or cities In Europe, Asia,
Africa, Austmlln and South nnd Centrnl Amerlrn, ns well as the
principal points In the Urged States.
ThcoEugene Loan
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00
Gingham Petticoats
50c, 75c, $1, $1.50
10 dozen striped (Jlnglum Petticoats,
made wlih flounce and dust ruffle
In grey, blue and black stripes,
grand values. ,
Heatherbloom and
Pre deSoie Petticoats
$2, $2.50 and $3.50
These are as light weight as Bilk, In
fact have every feature that silk
has, but made of cotton.
Silk Petticoats $5.00
3 dozen fine Chiffon Taffeta Silk Un
derskirts; tailored effects, $7.60;
values, each $5.00
$ J 5 Silk Petticoat $7 50
Guaranteed Silk Underskirts In all
' good colors and black; four styles,
deep flounce and dust ruffle,
$15 values, each 10.00
$5.00 Sweaters $3.50
$3.50 Sweaters $3.00
$2.50 Sweaters $2.00
Men's Summer
Underwear
Our underwear stock Is more
complete and In It can be found
absolutely everything from a light
balbrlggan garment at 25c to the
fine silk nt $5.00.
Muslin underwear, shortsleeves
knee drawers BOc
Fine pongee athletic underwear,
short Bleeves and drawers. .$1.00
Dr. Delshe's union suits, $1.00
to $4.00. t
Your Money's
worth or your
Money Back.
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MARRIED
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At St. Mary's Catholic church In
Eugene this ninrnlng at 7 o'clock,
James F. Mickey, of Cottage drove,
and Miss Margaret. Woods, of Kugne.
Itev. Father .1. M. O'Furrell official-1
lug. MIhb Mary Woods, sister of the
bride, was bridesmaid, and H. C.
Charlton acted as groomsman. Tho
ceremony was performed In the pres
ence of only a few relatives and
friends of the young people. The
brldo Is nn accomplished young lndy,
tho daughtor of Mr. and Mrs. L. L.
Woods, who live, at the confer of
West Klghth and Lincoln streets. The
groom Is a business man nt Cottage
llrove, where-they will make their
home. Their many friends tender
congratulations and wish them much
happiness.
AWMIXISI HATItlX SALH
Notlco Is hereby given that by vir
tue of an order of the County Court
of Dane County, Oregon, duly mnde
and entered of record on the 27th
day ot April, 1908, authorizing, em
powering nnd directing the under
signed, Unhewn A. Pope, administra
trix of the estate of I. W. Pope, de
ceased, lo sell tho renl estato be
longing to suit! estate at pri
vate salo for cash, according lo the
terms nnc conditions of s:ild order.
Now, tint eforo, In pursuance of said
order, 1 will from on and after 10
o'clock In the forenoon of Thurs
day, tin "Stli day or May. 190S, at
the law office or I. N. llnrhaui:li. In
room 5, ovr the First National bank'
In Eugene, Dane County, State of
Oregon, offer for salo and sell nt
private sale to the highest bidder.
Iho following described rout estate
belonging to said estate to-wlt: The
south half of the houth-cast quarter,
and the fractional east half of the
southwest quarter of section 11, In
township IS south of range .1 west,
consisting or acres or land in
Lane county, Oregon.
Dated this 27th dnv or April, IflOS.
HKIIKCCA A. POPE,
Administratrix.
I. X. 11 AKBAIHJH, Atly ror Estate.
and Savings Bank
Established I82
j jjciTY NEWS
Tme Merchants' Hank has placed a
handsome metallic sign on the front
of Its building.
A car load of broom corn arrived
here today for the new broom facto
ry on South Willamette street.
Jos. Jacobs, who was arrested for
selling liquor, Is not a Jew, as pub
lished. He is a KuBslan by birth.
Household goods arrived In Eu
gene yesterday for Mrs. Mary E. Al
len, who has moved from Newberg
here.
The Palace of Sweets has jusl In
stalled a new electric carbonator and
herearter they will charge their own
soda tanks.
T. H. Sutton and family have' ar
rived here from Cottage Grove and
will reside here. Their household
goods arrived yesterday.
John C. Hileman today filed with
the county clerk a stock brand or a
half circle to be placed on the right
hip of stock owned by him.
The young daughter of George
Day, residing three miles west of Irv
ing, Is quite low from pneumonia.
Dr. Drown Is attending her.
E. M. Johnson, who will build a
fine house on South Oak street, Is
arranging to build a neat and com
modious barn on the property first.
E. J. Frnsler has just completed a
cement walk in front of his vacant
lot on East Ninth street, a short dis
tance west of his residence property.
Attorney L. E. Bean has sold Mb
residence property at the corner of
East Eleventh and High streets to
L, J. Kolker, a recent arrival here.
Professor F. S. Dunn will address
the graduating class of the high
school at Tillamook next Friday. He
leaves tomorrow morning for that
city.
The W. C. T. U. will meet at the
home of Mra. Palmer, 643 Alder
street, tomorrow afternoon at the us
ual hour. All members are request
ed to be present. '
Some one last night broke Into
the athletic room at the high school
and stole all the baseballs and a
number of suits. There is no clew
to tho thief.
The Brodcrs Bros? refrigerating
plant at their meat market on West
Eighth street Is now In operation and
all meats are placed In the refriger
ator beforo sold.
Joseph Brown, a tramp, fell from
a car a few days ago nt Cottage Grove
and broke a number of ribs. He
was brought to tho Eugene hospital
for treatment.
A tryout of Eugene high school
athletes was 'held this afternoon to
nick a team to represent the school
In the state meet lit Corvallls on Fri
day of this week.
The funeral of Mrs. Odoll was held
this forenoon at the Gordon under
taking parlors on West Tenth street.
The remains woVe interred in the 1.
O. O. F. cemetery.
Tho new vault at the First Nation
al Bank was completed today. Work
on the front of the new addition Is
progressing rapidly, the stone work
being nbout, completed.
Superintendent of Public. Instruc
tion J. H. Ackermnn will address the
assembly nt the University tomorrow
morning at the usual hour. The pub
lic Is cordially Invited to attend.
Tho Booth-Kelly Lumber Compa
ny has four crews of men driving logs
down the river to the Corvallls mill,
tho company having sold about 3,
000,000 teet to the plant at Corval
lls. Jos. Jacobs pleaded not guilty In
tho Justice court this morning to the
charge of selling liquor ln'vloliitlon
of the local option law. nnd his trial
was set for tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock.
The stone work on the new Presby
terian church Is progressing reason
ably fust. The stone hns been laid
on all sldqs of the building except
'he north side, and It Is several feet
high there.
The Register Publishing Cotupfinv
has leased a room In the Mitchell &
i.iirreit ouiiiiiiil'. now being con
structed on Willamette street, nnd
will move their plant to that location
when It la completed.
T'm front of the new Colcnnn
building Is being cemented and when
the work is dune the scaffolding
which hns been on the building so
long will be torn away, thus Improv
ing (he anpenrance of that portion of
tho street greatly.
Vex' Moflay and Tuesday at th"
Electr' ' 'N'l'lre moving picture of
Iho lvt'"4hi-i (e,,. ts i, pp-mnred at
Simla Barbara and San Francisco
w ill be exhibited. Tiese are the pic
tures that are now belnr; tluiwn le
Portland and are said to bo very real
istic. A. Nystrom. who has ben employ
ed for several years In the Booth
Kelly sawmill at Wendllng. Is In Eu
Reno looking ror a small farm to
buy. Hn has been In tho rOntry to
day with several real estate men
looking nt property. q
Th. Eugene Theat-e Cmnnnnv bif
elected a board of directors for the
."wMlng vp.t r.iUmvs: v. K.
Brown. Pr. I). A. Paine. It A. Booth.
i'-e, Sniecde nnd L. X. Honor
.i-..t.. i ,, .,. ,
, lowing officers: President, D. A.
I Falne; vice president, L. N. Roney;
secretary. Elmer Paine; treasurer,
W. E. Brown.
Among the carload shipments .ito
Eugene thlB morning are the follow
ing: A car of box shooks for the
Allen Fruit Company, a ear of stone
for J. A. Nash, to be used on the new
Divinity School building, a car of
coal for the Willamette Valley Com
pany's gas plant, and a car or bitu
men Tor tho Warren Construction
Company's paving plant.
The Commercial Club is In corre
spondence with A. Which, ot the
Portland, Eugene & Eastern Rail
way Company, in regard to having
the extension of the street car line
to Hendricks' Prak completed before
commencement day. It would .give
Portland visitors a chance to ge up
to the Falrmount hills and get a
view of Eugene, which will linger
In their memory. ,
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The homestead contest case of
Phalle L. Nash vs. Calvin R. Dayat,
involving the west half of the north
west quarter of the southwest quar
ter of section 6, township 16, Bouth
of range 2 west, was decided on May
2 5 In favor or the contestant. I. N.
Harbaugh was the attorney for the
contestant. The case was heard be
fore U. S. Commissioner W. W. Cal
kins in Eugene on April 15.
The Commercial Club has been in
formed by the Portland Rose Festi
val committee that an information
bureau has been opened, with head
quarters at 515 Swetland building,
Portland, where visitors can arrange
for lodging without extra cast, the
rooms ranging from 75 cents to $5 a
day. The Information bureau 'has
rooms listed in desirable locations,
and can assign rooms by mail If so
asked.
The White automombile, on Its
way from San Francisco to Portland,
endeavoring to establish a new rec
ord, will not pass through Eugene,
but will go through Springfield,
crossing the bridge there tomorrow
morning about daylight. This Is on
account of having to cross the ferry
at Harrlsburg If the machine came
this way, and there would be a delay
on account of the ferryman not be
ing on hand at that early hour to
take the boat across.
VIOL1V PUPILS OR LK ROY
GESXEK WILL GIVE BECITAL
Thursday evening, May 2, In VII
lard hall, the University School of
Music will present the puoils of Mr.,
LeRoy Gesner in a violin recital.
These pupils will be assisted by the
pupils from the piano and vocal de
partments. A most Interesting pro
gram has been arranged. The public
Is cordially Invited to attend. The
program will begin at 8:15 o'clock.
TEA
Schilling's Best is in
packages; never comes
out of a bin or canister.
Your erocer returns your money if you don't
like it: we pay him
New models easy riding Rambler
bicycles on display.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Latest designs In needlework, in
fants' outfits, shirtwaists, centres,
underwear, etc. Needlecraft Shop,
382 Washington street, Portland, Or.
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Bee supplies of all klnas
Chambers Hardware Co.
See tne new sa!tsry carpet lining.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Take one of our CoffleM power
washers on 30 days' trial and you can
do your washing without work.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
How Is this? A fine $3 fountain
pen tor $1 at Watts' jewelry store.
Every pen warranted.
Simmons' Photo Tent Oak street,
near 9th. Stamps, postcards and
photos at lowest prices.
Thousands of rolls of new wall pa
per Just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Fresh garden seed In bulk.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Use stair paas under your stair car
pet. We havo the.ni.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Be sure and see the new short turn
bupirv before biivtnc;,
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
We still have our t.aiga;u ror.nter,
which Includes hardware, furniture,
rugs and matting. Don't wait until'
they are all gone.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
DeWltt's Little Eariy Risers are
small, sate, sure and gentle little
pills. Sold by all druggists.
NEW TODAY
FOR PENT Five-roomed hous
also good gard 'n for sale. 7:i
Lawrence street. m2S
FOR SALE Seven room houre on
two lots at Nye Creek, Nwpqt,
vol-,,,,, finuu ii lanen quick. Gus
Smith, 41 1 Buchanan Building
Portland, Or. m2f
FOR SALE House and lot In
Springfield: new and hand pla.
tered. modern finish; on account
of my Interests being n Eugene
will sell for $300 less than actual
value. R. C. Morgan, Eugene. Or
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WANTKrV-To employ a Catholic
gentleman as local representative
We require a person of energv and
ability for the position S-ilarv
$1 per week. Write at once f,',r'
particular. The Huev Pu'ilUhhig
c-.nu.any. 3:3 Dearborn .treei
Chicago, 111. -,rtu'
t PERSONAL
;
B. 'Norman, of Oravllle, Is In the
citv for a few days.
B. E. Currier, of Hood River, is in
Eugene on business.
Constable F. T. Plank made a trip
to Harrisburg today.
A. L. Roney, the Goshen merchant,
was in the city today.
Mrs. Harry Shaw, of Oregon City,
Is visiting friends in Eugene.
H. E. Boring arrived out rrom
Walton on the stage last night.
State School Superintendent J. H.
Ackerman was in the city today
Dr. and Mrs. F. M. Day are on t
m nine River on an outing.
A. M. Richardson, or Walton, Is in
the city for a rew days on busniess.
Mrs. Eugenia Horfman went to
Junction City today on a short vlBit.
Mrs Otis Arnold arrived here to
day from Portland to visit friends.
S Smeed left on the stage this
morning for hia form near Walter
villc. .
Elbert Beebe was a passenger to
Saginaw on the afternoon train to-
daMlss Nellie Smith Is up from Port
land visiting her motner ior a iew
jo's. Goodfellow came up from Or
egon City today to visit friends a few
dilMrs. J. A. Burlingame has return
i to Eugene from a trip through
California.
Miss May Wade went to her home
at Junction City today for a visit
with her folks.
Dr. D. A. Paine and W. E. Brown
left this morning on -a fishing trip
up the McKenzie.
Mrs C. E. M. Brown and daughter
came down from Cottage Grove on
the noon train today. .
Father Fitzpatrlck returned to
Cottage Grove today after a visit
with Father O'Farrell.
Mrs. J. R. Scott came down from
CreBwell on the noon train today to
visit, relatives a few days.
Miss Nina Nlcklln came up from
Portland today to visit her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. I. T. Nlcklin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Rader came
down from Wendllng last night and
went to Cottage Grove today on a visit-Mrs.
W. C. Smith, of Salem, arriv
ed In Eugene this afternoon to visit
her mother, Mrs. W. O. Tobey, a few
days.
Geo. H. Delp, of Lowell, arrived
in Eugene last night from Seattle,
where he saw the battleship fleet
come In.
Rev. David Husband was a passen
ger to Cottage Grove on the after
noon train today to visit friends a
few days.- 1
Mrs. J. E. Cross was a passenger
to Portland on the noon train today.
She will visit her sister and attend
the rose festival.
E. Thrall, of Albany, after a visit
with bis wife and daughter. Miss
Florence, in Eugene, left today for
points north.
W. B. Warren, of th Warren
Construction Company, of Boston. Is
in the city looking after the Compa
ny's paving contracts. 1
Mrs. Fred Apnlcgntn and son re
turned home to Yonrnlla today nfter
a visit nt the ho"te of Mr. and 'Mrs.
J. M. Shelley in Eugene.
George H. Hlnies, secretary of the
Oregon Pioneer Association nnd of
the Oregon Historical Association,
and a well-konw pioneer of the state,
is in the city.
Jas. Parker, deputy sheriff, left on
the stage this morning for Mapleton
?nd other, lower Slnslaw points to
deliver election supplies to the pre
cincts In that vicinity.
Geo. M. Miller is home from Flor
ence. H was accompanied by his
brother. Jas. Miller, of Yakima coun
ty, Wash., who accompanied him to
Florence, where the tVo and Joa
quin Miller held a reunion and at
tended the rhododendron fiesta.
W. I,. -Butler and wife were down
from Wendllng over night, returning
home today. Mr. Butler has been
engaged to look after the Booth-Kel-lv
mill there during its Idleness, the
plant having been shut down a few
days ago. He has been employed in
the mill there for some time past
Rev. Charles W. Smith is In his
68th year, but he Is one of the
strongest men in Methodism and has
been so considered for 2 0 years, dur
ing which time he has been the edi
tor of the Pittsburg Advocate. This
paper has the largest circulation 'of
any paper in the church.
Valued Same as Gold.
B O Stewart, a merchant of Ce
dar Mew, Miss., says: "I tell mv
customers when they buv a box of
New Lire mis that they get the
worth of that much gold In weight, it
afflicted with constipation, malaria
or biliousness." Sold under guaran
tee by W. Kuykendall. druggist '5c
GASOLlXi; WOOD SAW
W G. White Is prepared lo saw
your wood on sho't notice
BiRbwe, 'a,i 43r1- Reence.
blfi West Sixth street.
STF.RXnF.RC, HAKiilT.
1 hotos. stamps and post cards
General view .n,i, oi-.u . '
jtween Willamette and Olive. ' tf""
John P1S n Tri-t
" Hung. ir... iavs: "i
have been selling DeWltt's Kin
I and Bladder Pill, for about a year
1"" lnr.T better satisfaction th.n
... rPu,,ss'.Ver 8ld- F"
See the now braced Savage wheel
No .wra chare for brace
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
yo',r -""J "n. to nauseate
ft aa Take Kodol now
ita n ",kl"" are right
truth of tM A1 y" wl" fl"d
Truth or this statement verified art-r
,h"'";"l K,l, for a few w-nrk;
It Is sold here by a, drutfgistfi.
Ron supply, of nit klndt
CHAMUEH8 HARDWARE CO.
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EVELYN' THAW
TilDRA ws sria
1'DII DIVORCE Q
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New York, May 26. The
t ac:jn bron -5 he l.y Mra. A- 4,
elyn Thaw io annul h?r mar-
riage to Hrrry K. That ls
discontinued today at the re-
i quest of Mrs. Thaw's coun- 4
sel. T
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Pittsburg,1 May 25. Concerning
the repprt.that Mrs. Harry Thaw win
abandon the proceedings to annul her
jnniuBse auu an-ciiipL lusieaa tO be
, appointed trustee or her husband's 1
coiatt:, i-iuuiv ociuiim, me agent Tor
the Thaw estate, said today that the
executors and trustees under the win
of William Thaw have absolute con
trol of all of Harry's Interest In his
father's estate. The fact that Harry
Is Insane, Semple declared, could not
In any way alter the terms of his
father's will.
LOIBEB YAKD IN
NEW LOCATION'
W. B. Andrews has moved his lum
ber yard to West Fifth street, acrnm.
1 from the Gross hotel. Those de
siring building material will find
him at the new location prepared to
fill orders as promptly and satisfac
torily as in the past. m29
R. C. SIOHGAX'S FURNITURE
FACTORY
Furniture manufactured for
wholesale or retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
or Fifth street. Repairing solicited.
Phone Black 5391. Residence phone
Black 5501.
WILLI A MM- CARBOLIC Nm,. ,
WITH ARNICA and WITCH HA7EL
The best salve in the world for cuts,
brnise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tet
ter, chapped hands and all skin erup.
tlons. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
or money refunded. Sold by Linn
Drug Co. Williams Mfg Co., props.,
California drummers In a body are
organizing against the tipping habit.
We Protect
the quality and save all
the aroma and strength
by packing
Folger's
Golden
Gate
Coffee
JAJ-'OLGEa&a
mm
in aroma-tight tins. Sold I
on merit No Prizes No
Coupons No Crockery.
Dr. T.Felix Gouraud's
ORIENTAL
TOILET POWDER
A pure, antisep.
tic Toilet Powder
for infants and
adults. Exqui
sitely perfumed.
Renders an excel,
lent complexion
and keeps the skin
clear, soft and
velvety. Relieves
skin irritation and
should be used
freely after bath
ing andjshaying,
giving a delight
ful and ref reshinf
effect. At deal
ers or by mail, 25
cents Box. Pro
pared by
cenrv t wnPKINS. N. Y. CITY.
Proprietor of QOURAUD'S ORIENTAL CREAM
TOR SALE AND RECOMMENUFD HY
STANLEY'S,
I2 Willamette St. - - -
; H J. A. Folg'er (BL Co., gj
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Un der Entirely New Managemyp
L. BRI'CHAM PERCIVAL and ERIC !
Tonight and All Week
THE EMPIRE STOCK CO-
Presents
Th B.atiful 4-Aet Comedy ut
"MY SWEETHEART
APLAYFUIiOFIfEAFTlNTE
0 AND FUN
2 Beautifully Illustrated SonesBclW
Curtain rises at 8 p. m Sitorivs 7:30
Childrfc l8c, Adults 20c, Resved
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Prices 10c, 15c and 2c
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