Eugene daily guard., June 11, 1908, Image 6

Stanley's
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pecial For Fri
23c GouneikTs Violet Talcum 9c
$ 1 .00 Kodol, the great dyspesia cure 59c.
PRICE
CUTTERS
5c Hair Piri Cabinets, 3 for 5c
10c Ladies' Vests 5c
PRICE
CUTTikS
NOTIONS, CRUGS,
STANLEYS
612 Willamette Street
SHOES, CLOTHING, FURNISHINGS,
clay
KATII OI'" MKS. DANK .
AT WAIriOHVILI.K
(Special Correauondenee.)
Waltervlllo, June 11. On Mon
day, June , the friends and relatives
of Mrs. Ina Panka followed her re
mains to the Camp Creek cemetery,
where she whs laid " rest hy the
Bido of her infant, sol!', who was bur
led lust Saturday. Mrs. Dnnks was
n beautiful young woman, of a cheer
ful, sunny disposition, a wlfo for
three years, nd was helovcd hy' all
who knew tier. She leaves a sorrow
In)? husban l, father and mother, Mr.
end Mrs. It. Dea'lniond. slHter and
brother, and a host of olher relatives
and friends. The Hrave was com
lilntely covered wllh floral offering.
Them was an appropriate and In
structive servire at the Camp Creek
church conducted by Ucv. Chnmplc,
of the Divinity School.
Mrs. Policy, of Thurston, Is visit
ing her son, Chris, and family.
Mr. Mrubaker and Frank Dend
mond are home from the Day loff
King camp.
Mrs. Sturtevanl Is now able to be
up after nn ein-iit-wecks' amy In bed,
from ulceration of the stomach. Dr.
Johnson hns been her constant, med
ical attendant, and haB brought her
through this dangerous sickness suc
cessfully. Drs. Hnvllenml Sralfe were In the
noluhborhood laBt week attoniHnR
Mrs. John Dnnks. Hut for all their
skill, whltli is well known, death
claimed her.
Mr. Williams, of the RtiKeno Divin
ity School, iireached hist Sunday,
Juno 7, al the Waltorvlllo school
house, lie la an enrnest, InlerestliiK
wpoaker. and we hope every man, wo
man and child In the neighborhood,
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who cares for Chricttan services, will
I come out to hear him Jum; 21st.
I Mr. and Mrs. Hal Jennings are re
I joicing over t'lie arrival of a nlne
) pound hoy. Crandpa and (irandma
; Devor think he's tlievery nicest ever.
'"Mr. Starej' (-laims the Kranpaship! as
J the little fellow arrived at their
house, where Mr. and .Mi's. Jennings
j have been hoarding for several weeks
! have been boarding for several
! weeks, Mrs. Slat-oy uaini? an experl
i enced nurse.
CIVIL nKKVH'K KXA.MI.XATIOV.
I The t'nited States Civil Service
Commission announces nn examina
tion to be held In this city on July
8-9, 190S, Tor the position of clerk
Examiner, Civil Service Commission.
For application blank 1312 and
circular of Instructions address Sec
retary, 12th Civil Service District.,
Hoom 211, P. O. Building, San Fran
cisco, Cal.
Local Secretary Board of U. S. Civil
Service Ex.
WELL DltlLLIXO
(let your wells drilled by old and
experienced wcll-drlllers.
Phono Ited 4S72. tf
UUCHI'OI.Z & CARPENTEft,
807 So. Willamette St.
J Pronounced by millions the great
jest strength maker, appetite builder
and health restorer. Holllster's
: Kocky Mountain Tea will make you
I feel that llfo Is worth living. 35
'.cents, tea or tablets. Linn Drug Co.
DeWitt's l,lttle Karly Ulsers. the
famous little liver pills, are sold by.
all druggists.
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McMURPHEY k RUG:
GARRETT REAL ESTATE CO.
OREGON HOME -a LAND GO.
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IM. KASAXT HIM. ITKJIS
(Special Correspondence.)
Pleasant Hill, Juno 10. The pic-,
nle Saturday was a great success, I
beautiful weather, large ana orderly!
crowd, entertainment ani. refresh
ments better than expected. Every
thing contributed to the general sat-j
Isfaetlon of all present.
Miss Ituliy Ma.ughmun came down
from nine River Saturday alter!
teaching a five-nionlhs' school at t'hatj
place. I
Professor Sherwood and brother j
Frank are spending a month In thej
Cascades.
Among the 100 or more people:
from ICugene at the picnic Saturday I
we noticed President Campbell and !
daughter, accompanied by Mcsdaniesi
Mcintosh and Church, T. G. Hen-1
dricks and F. L. Chambers. j
Uncle John Shelley, accompanied
by his son, P. N and daughters,
Musdanies Wuring and Martin, left
Sunday for a prolonged visit to Kit-!
son Springs. j
The Salt Creek S. P. surveyors have '
made arrangements as heretofore to
have their blacksmlthing done at this
place.
Professor Hunter, of the experi
ment station at Corvallls, addressed a
small but Intelligent and enthusiastic
audience at the W. O. VV. hall Monday
night on Important farm topics. Next!
day .he visited several farms In the
vicinity, recommertdlng some chnnges.
j but commending methods of several.
! progressive farmers. This kind of
i help from the department is much I
appreciated, and we hopo may more
i often be extended in the future. '
i ItKGULAP. !
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Complete line nf flags and bunting j
at Hill's (iun Store.
The streets have just been nicely' graded and the sale of lots is
brisk. Many people are buying the very choicest residence lots
at lower prices than will ever again be offered in Eugene.
People are waking up to ; the unusual advantages of BLAIR
STREET ADDITION.
TALK
Do you roalie What ;in iuvcstiiiciit in this addition will do for you? 'How can it avoid ad
vauciiitf in value with these lots lying right against the built up. district, and where the
city is certain to get its greatest growth? : I.et one of the agents named below take you
out there. Yen don't need to buy if you doit want to, but we think you will want' to after
you sec these fine lots and know about the easy tennsyou make your own terms vou
may have. Better not wail; the other fellow is getting busy and it's lime you acted, before
all are sold. Then! are on i.y twi:nty lots and two .w kk tracts i.ki-t.
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XADllAl' HAS Ol'F.XW
K.MPI.OVMEXT OFFICE I
In connection with hia cigar store,!
at 531 Willamette street. Those wish-!
Ing help telephone Ked 1421, or call'
at cigar store, 531 Willamette street, j
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' Thinks It Saved His JAle, !
Lester Ikl. Nelson, of Naples, Maine, I
says in a recent letter: "I have used j
Dr. King's New Discovery for years!
for coughs and colds, and I think it !
saved firry life. 1 have found it a re-1
liable remedy for throat and lung;
troubles, and would no more bo'i
without a bottle than I would he
without food." For nearly fortl
years New Discovery has been -at the
head of throat and lung remedies. Asj
a preventative of pneumonia and
healer of weak longs It has no equal.
Sold under guarantee at W. A. Kuy
kendall's drug store. 00c and $1.
Trial bottle free.
WUVD HAWING
John M. K Dixon, successor co W
E. Boddy. All wood sawed to gauge.
For prompt service phone Black
3312. Residence 324 High street, tf
Cfosollne woodsaw
GERMAN COACHTSTALLrOX
The German coach horse which 1
purchased from Duncan Scott will
make the stand during the season at
Bangs' barn.
tf . ' J. H. PERKINS,
If you can buy your watches, jew
elry and optical goods of Watts just
as cheap as at any other place, and
get chances to draw one or more of
those fine prizes, why not invest
your money there?
Co'
FIIAXKLIX ITKJIS !
(Special Correspondence. . I
Franklin, June 11. These bright j
sunny oays ana uie meau-jwH wuu
their sweet-scented flowers., make us
know that summer is at hand.
The protracted meetings at the
Christian church, conducted by Rev.
Emmons as evangelist, and the
Franklin pastor, Rev. Stevens, as cho
rus director, closed Monday night, af
twe weeks' services. Many souls
wet won ;to Christ and much good
done.
Several people have been sick hi
the past fuw weeks in and around this
vicinity, but they nre all on the mend
at present.
Ted Lemley Is peddling beef at
present. I
J. Bamford is having a new barn
built.
Several of the Franklin people at
tended the Crow picnic and reported
a fine time.
The Colvln brothers, Ernest and i
Waverly, left for Eastern Oregon on j
Tuesday.
We are In hopes that Elmira will i
celebrate this year, as the people!
down here at Smlthfleld want some-1
where to go on" the Fourth.
J. P. Bryan arid wife and John 1
Clepser and wife went fishing on i
Long Tom Saturday and caught 27,
fish. 1
The Best Pills Ever Sold j
''After doctoring 15 year. fori
chronic Indigestion, and spending!
over two hundred dollars, nothing j
hits done me so much good us Dr.
King's New Life Pills. I consider
them the best pills ever sold," writes
B. F. Ayscue, of Ingieside, N. ( . Sold
under guarantee at W. A. Kt.yken-!
dall's drug store. 25 cents. , 1
OREGON
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Feel and Livery, '
Boarding Stables
New Floor Room New -,
Rubber Tire Turnouts.
Fall Creek Stage Line.
I OH West Hth Street.
Phono Main 9t
sritscitutK for TiiK (it'AKi). 1 Sold in Eugene by W. L DdiK
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