Eugene daily guard., June 15, 1908, Image 8

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THE ETGEXH DAILY GCABD. MONDAY, Jl'NE IB, 1P0B
and 1000 members from en over , uf IlKANtAt A I
Utate. The local Masons ara very lUHMtl JfU MIILOL HI
much elated over me met m. . innr HI TH I U IVr
gene is to entertain them. Q LAtlUC II II 1 All AAt
The Friendly Store Thursday Specials
i t
Colored and Mack Silk
300 'yards lilain and novelty Japanese and
Taffeta Silks in dark and light colorings, suit
able for dresses, waists and hortse gowns, 19
to 27 inches wide, beaiitififl assortment,
yard ; Mv
200 yards fancy Koulard and Taffeta Slks,
exclusive patterns, for dresses; values ' to
4.50 yard . . n)c
S5c 19-Inch Black Tarfeta, yard c
$1.25 30-lni-h Black Taffeta, yard SSe
$1.50 3C-lnch Black Taffeta, yard $1.03
25c Wash Goods 15c
1000 yards Dimities, I,awiiB, Madras and
Japanese Crepe, in stripes and checks and
figures, patterns suitable for children's
dresses, boys' waists, men's shirts and wo
men's dresses, 29 to 33 Inches wide, dark and
light colors; values to 2Gc yard 13c
' Nazareth Knit Waists and Ideal cambric
Wnists for children "c ami BOc
Men's Sleeveless
Underwear
. . $1.00
13. V. D. underwear, In white, tan and ecru, Hhirt
made sleeveless and drawers knee length.
I'HICK B',
Fine pongee underwear In pongee color, sleeveless,
knee drawers, sizes 34 to M.
I'KICK
$1.00 Underwear 68c
We place on sale three dozen fine silkaleen shirts and
drawers, In pink and blue, sizes 34 to 42; good value GSc.
75c Underwear 50c
Ten dozen regular 75c values In pink, blue, tan,
cream and white; price, 50c.
40c Underwear 25c
In pink and blue; all sizes; to close out, 25c.
$25 and $35 Ladies' Tailored Suits ea. $ 10
Tomorrow we place on sale 34 Ladies' Suits, all this season's styles, made of serge,
Panama, and fancy mixed suitings, sizes 32 to 38j values te $35, your choice
while they last - ,-
We are showing the new "Spencer" Suits, Juniper Suits, Maryland Suits and Shirt-
-vaist Suits, made of silk, white and colored Lawns at $1.98 to $10, specialiy priced.
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EUGENE'S
LARGEST
AND
BEST STORE
S. H. FRIENDLY
92-594 Willamette Street
YOUR MON
EY'S WORTH
OR YOUR
MONEY BACK
CIRCUIT COURT
' GRINDS AWAY ON
CRIMINAL BUSINESS
AXDV . GKAIIAM, OF COTTAGE
OKOVK, UXKI A IIIXDHKI)
I'OK I'KKMITTIXO GAMBLING
JONES, TU'IIXKY A XI) CKAIG
l'LKAI) XOT Gl'llTV GHAXD
JfllY CIIOSKX
Edwin C. Ward, who resides about
seven miles west of Eugene, Is com
pleting a neat four-room cottage near
the home of his parei;. He was mar
ried to .Miss Zelma Uond a day or two
ago As soon as their cottage Is fin
ished they will move into u.
MRMHKIt OF lt.VII.HOAI COX.
STIU'CTIOX CIUCYV ATTEMPTS
TO KILL FELLOW LAUOHKKH
One of tne Japanese laborers at
Saturday afternoon Dr. Prentice
work on the Southern Pacific dep.it
,.., h frnm one of George Midge-! ,.BrH imi'irovenients becama violently
removed from one of George Midge-! Jar:j improvements becama violently
ley's hands a walnut spnnier muui insane tnis iorenoon aooui 11:311
he had carried for over 20 years. Hi o'clock, and picking up an axe on
never gave him any trouble until re- tne ground made for several of his
cently, and thinking It might result I tenow workmen, and would have'per-
seriously, he decided to nave 11 ui
out.
of Oregon, returned yesterday to his !
... .-. I I l. ...III o..A,wl
nome 111 onium, "v - iioitV
tt t
" ' ... 1 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert 'Mlllicnn, ol!iiiiiii tttHHtt
Waltervllle, went to Portland today 1
. ' , m-nwns- to visit their daughter-, Mrsi llruba- Eight miles west of Eugene, June
H. 13. Davidson wont to Biowns i A Trax,er an(i wlfe a
vlllo today, I n v H , (laUBhter, , son.
O. Nasou. of St. Paul. Is in the city 1'. .', .. ,, ,..., in n trio 1
on business. 0, Thev expect to be gone NEWS ITEMS FllOM
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Gilbert spent tnPeo months.
Citwliitf t Qiilnm .. r 1 Tlnt.Un aflat n vttit.
ouuunj wk ml 8. v , m. Hill ni , .....-. "
I with her daughter, Mrs. Wvo. (iock
art, In Eugene, returned to her home
I near Monroo today.
Mrs. J. H
I.. A. Chastaln. of Hnlscy. is In Eu
gene, uu bUBlncss.
Mrs. J. S. Stiles is In Portland vls-
Hlnrt her daughter
Lt)VEH SIl'SLAW V AFi LEV
HU. , l..'.:i.l.. -t eaillllll h.TS
1 lie Wlllf'.IO UL LIIC -
been hfcifd this week calling Ine. Tuen
lay. 1 tw meir vorK ana niiiiun'-Nii- me
U.-Ptii-ln. U'lin hnS ! rilmr- fnn miltllni' lllhor-.
hef daughter. .... ' I. '..i,' in't hoi. nnn unnih'efe(1.i pdl.i nnni who hnA hpen teach-
u w. Veatch returned tins noon mma nu .. - -rrri .f"; i .;c .rci", ...
. , .i....n n, of the city, g now mucn uoim i 1 ,ng n tne rwugciie imu acimui, i
' nk BurkKr of Coqullle, Is the care of Dr. Lntaf. ,(. ' pooled home Ibta Xieck. Ho will be
... Vnim.B n bus Ine """r MBS huml CnlMdon nVfived here employed o desman In the Hurd
Aitnriev C M Kissinger Is up yestenlay f-'oin Lewtston, Idaho, Lumber find Navigation Company s
. 'p'" ,, ;,, day lays where she has heei. teaching school, store during tlie summer.
''Z, v Graham .eU uJd homo to Iler home.li Wt Vrt Creek. ' The .(earner Hazel was laid j, the
niio f,nvn ihlu nficmoon. Marlon VRiiowny unci wuo rouirn-1 first or tne wcea 10 up ii'iii "
w? kZ t o V rence capital- ed lo. lWhurg this pflevnoon. after I painted. The launch Huth Is taking
IsL was h. !ho city over Suaday! ft Vlblt will. Mrs. Callowny'i. fttthef,. the run of the Hazel for the pres-
" lllnranv .1. S. Medley CaillO tlOWIli rt. .1. l"i ".. . . em. . ,
tS, c,, tiiiro drove thlH noon, MrB. V.'. Waddle has VoimneU from , ).nst Saturday, as ixJ IB ..
1 on li (Mil Ml' on A 0 morning. Mnnroo. where she Visited relatives. s way up the rivw with a nunch,
J C M,.ir ,i , iirldiro lief daughter, Winona, has been via- wl.en near Acn.t hu was surprised by
T 1 tL en hi" morn . g on a lug there fV seVernl weeks. a large trout j.hnplng from the water
I 1 h' ihi Twer S uMhiw cd try Mr. nnd Mrs. .1. M. Gross, ot Walla' 1Ilto the boat and lighting cUe by
lr,1n v.aVd'CsST. a wrS "h w"3 a t00t
,hnr,:if,lert:!nu; JWAr mVt, ; h? rr z
tollyl'lhrnorirv,.. jsul.
13. P. KB er whs fl K 'Y'-"-' .om Voi' I I'n to astern Oregon. County
Florence pi u in .ln'" ' ' . . .... . ,1. . viit nt the home .4 Ills u....;.,. rinr will be at the head
1 Mitr: VhiS',1H:;,r,-ho,,tv vn":ST,v-" r-
rhlldron, ot tiarrisi.ui h, j aitendliVK the State Vnlvcrslty at Hu-1 p,.PS(icnt Hall earnestly reunests
Mrs I, n liarllett was a passen-1 gene, rVMuinod Iwrtle last evening to I thB ,m.sence of each member l our
cer to Blue Hlver on this morning's , Bpcnd the stimmer viiihuu... regular meeting nauirui.y uvemnK
Ror to uiuo mvei o , Mrji SuHon formerly of Spring-1 j une 20, as this will be the last mecr-
"in fiinrield was n passenger on! field, aft-r a visit with Mr. and Mrs. llg before the depai-tme.it conven
the SlUBluw stage this morning for'W. W. Chessman In Eugene, went t( j ,, t Newport Juno i to SJInclu
;? .,... Collage Grove this afternoon to visit slve, n s for the Interest of all win
Mrs Stophnnle Schuecker left to-; friends there,
day for Lobster Mountain, near the; Carey Lo.isley. the tallest studen
VL1 nnv ; nt the University, left Saturday night
Alsca na. .....i,,. i,... f Purl Klnmnth.
J, Wheeler, or riensaiu inn, n um ,-.
looking after business matters In the l.ooslcy Is a pop" ur student, and K -cltv
today """" wiu 111,88 hlm rtlllllis th0 81im"
1 u- '"" 111111 J" " V ,v " . v i. i i a K.,,-
r . ,-. iMiiuiuiii i "
man, of Pierre. S. H., were In the
rliv several days previous to yester
day looking for a location. They
ileft for points north, expecting to re
turn here within a tew uns
The reeular term of circuit court
convened this forenoon with Judge
Harris on the bench. After the roll
of Jurors was called the following
pmnd inrv was chosen to enquire in
to the several criminal cases: David
M. Purkersun, T. P. Schenck, a. G.
Crow, J. D. Cochran, S. T. Baker, R.
Hansen and Soren Madson.
The following trial jurors were
excused and others chosen to take
their places: A. W. Dugan and Joel
Smith, on account of sickness in
thelrifamilies; Andrew Brund, on ac
count of being an exempt fireman,
nil Hwirv llevnolds. on account of
deafness. Thomas H. Hunsaker, a
Juror on the panel, was found to be
out 'of the county.
Kilter Picas of Guilty.
This afternoon Judge Harris over
ruled the demurrers in the cases of
the state vs. Harvey Jones, Wm.
. Twiiiov 0...1 FVorl f!ra!e. charged
iwlth contributing to the delinquency
i or Addle watts, a minor, uu :u
, entered a plea ot not' guilty.
Graham Fined $100
! A.r nhom nf f'nltnff "eGrnve.
who had pleaded guilty to the charge
of allowing ganrbling to be conducted
In his place of business, was fined
$100 and costs this aiiernoon. ine
amount was paid.
TTl,:;..Ait Atfiilimwl.
G M. Whitson, accused of forg-
u. nv,Qr.ira u'nix nrraicmed this morn
ii.r ani tho time set for entering a
plea set for Tuesday at 9 a. m. The
demurrer 19 in muivvuwuv n uo;
talned, hut Ulfi 6as6 Wfis r.e-subiriitteu
to tie district attorney.
Liquor ( uses, Cent iniietl.
The case of the state. Vs. O. D.
Linn, James Baldwin nnd Gils 8tght
man, charged with, selling litiubr in
tlnn f Ihn l1.i.l ;.,.tlnlk 'tlW WAffl
tlumuuu vi j.,uui Uli" "
continued for Vhe ieasoft that the de
fendants are not lrt custody,
t First tfnrji' Trial.
'The first jury 'etise to come up at
.1.1. iJ.ut nf C. P. Houston
vs J F. WJiSting, appeal from the
Junction justice court, to recover
money, t he following jury was cho-
sen Charles Krlsiiee, u. i. uiuiii-
ton. D T, Copennaver, t. mucn-
' . . 7... T RiigIi.
lev ciiuren otaveua, -
nell H. L. Edmunson, 1. E. harnest,
J. F. Brewer, Jus. Stroma, C. B.
Blanton.
Sid Smith and Karl King played
on the Vancouver team oi me m-
City league again yesteraay. van
couve:-,won the game from Albina
napS Kllieu Ulie or uwu ui L.ieiu null
not the ot.iers disarmed him before
he couU reach those he started at.er.
After belnrf disarmed the t ;llow ran
down the track ar.d out through the
soathevestern part of town. When
lc3t hfard of ha was out beyond col-
to 0. Hereafter Smith and Kingie),e Hill, and it is sail ho siopp
. .. .!.. loam flul . ..'..ij ... A LT
will niav regularly on the team, as
will Chaiiln, Hill and Pender, all for
mer Eugene players.
A baseball game between the
"Spud njllers" nnd the Jasper team
nn thp "Smid Rollers' "
grounds above Sprlngi'leld yesterday.
at the residence ot A. u. wooa on
West Eighth street and secured an
other axe. Several of his fellow-workmen
are after him and may catch him
before he injures any one or hlni
seW. This Jap has been In a bad condi
tion mentally for some time past.
i n .-. .
grUIIIMIS BUUtt! Wi mi,... j IIOII- IllClllttll ivji
resulting in a score of 1 1 to 12 iiiian(i several times hiB companions
t . T,rt n.all-lltnu-n Ell- , 1 l n 4 o , n itlclnlo anil kiiivu.i
Eu-one
UisiF fnvnr Two well-known
irnno nla vers were In the game, one
of them playing and the other um
piring. J. I. Taylor, Frank Taylor and A.
Soderstrom, appraisers of the estate
of Herbert W. Lee, deceased, today
filed their Inventory with the pro
bate court. They found property val
ued at $601. Win. Preston, Darwin
Bristow and S. B. Eakin, appraisers
of the gstate of Mrs. Margaret Odell
found property belonging to her val
ued at $1993.
Lov Affairs of Royalty.
Sing Manuel doesn't see why he
should marry some girl that he doesn't
love Just benause he Is sitting on a
tottering nnd wabbly legged throne.
One dark eyed little lady who has
ttntiiinir tn recommend her but her
v.u1 in tnltp nlKtnls nnd knivp
away from him. Dr. W. Kuykendall
examined him not long ago and pro
nounced him insane but no action
was taken in the case.
Officers are assisting in the at
tempt to capture the lunatic,
WORKING FOR SIUSLAW
IMPROVEMENT SCHEME
W. J. Kyle and Wm. Brund, prom
nleiu citizens of Florence, are in Eu
gene In the interests of the scheme
recently launched to bond the west
ern end of Lane county for $100,000
for the Improvement of the Siuslaw
bar. Their intention Is to act simi
larly to the way Irr whlch; Portland
i .nfn In thp fppatinn nf thp nort
iiao tti.iuu w. - -
of Portland, a bill to be presented to
ADMIRATION
15 I"1 7 ofpjtsoni,
appearance. Let us look alt,,
VO-irs-clean, press Jnd
pair, when neceeesary yoot
ana you'll reKlw
all that s cominc in, .
unit cu more.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing
Eugene Dye Worb
6th an! Willan:tUSti
Phone Red 2861
Bears we
Wo ars exclusive agents for tho
genuine Vudor porch shades.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
A deed for the transfer of 10S.33
P l.,nH In appfinn I.OWnsllll:
17, south of range 10 west, and sec
tion 2. township IS. south of range
10 west, from George W. Liles r.nd
...trp in lnnniiln Miller thp n'.pt nf
the 8lerrn, was filed for record with
t;io PDltnty clerk this Pluming. The
lund lies on the lo';er Sluslaw river,
between Mapleton and Florr.ce.
-Ilia Hind 'M w KJ'
notlllilK to rerouiiuiuu 1 0f Portland, a Din to ue preaenieu to
good looki nntl her . winning ways j tle jegSlature creating a eonimls
strikes hlm as the rfropof material out slon.
or Wliicu to nuiKe a qiiKeu.
He considers tlie hlood In her veins
much 'superior to a. good "deal of tho I
roval blood that bus come under Ills j
i
notice.
119 d'of'su't pnrtltulurly hanker to tie
Up with some hatchet faced damsel
old enough to he his aunt Susie Just
to keep tradition, from throwing a nt.
However, tlie king is young. "
vnnth always feels like telling experi
ence to chase itself. In a few years
he will probably be so suuuueu unu
chastened that he will marry nny one
they tell him to anu preieuu mm
likes it.
CITY NEWS
t &
L- feohio Elevation.
"He has a great
'high J u m ping
record."
"How high 7"
"A seventy-
three d o 1 1 a f
board bill."
been appointed
night policeman in place of Harry
Graham, rcsigueu.
W. Carter, nil employe of G. Net
tle's logging cam p i the McKenzle,
Is at, the Eugene nospuui m""b
from a biully cut foot. v
A hinrrlage licenisi! 'Kas issued to-
dav to ltussell J, Llurcli, aged si
years, of SllverlAii, and Miss Marie
Agnes Scott, ftgeil zi, oi cugeue.
C. J. C.runwald and wife, who were
formcrlv In the halr-dresslng uusl
....... i 'ihn vinirii.n hnililiiiir. are now
ituriluy eVenlni;;, .,.;.,,.., ,., TlpmHrdlno.
June 20. ns this will be the last meer-:.' " '' B
W. X. Kldwell and wife have mov
ed ta Eugene from Portland. Mr.
Kldwell has accept?1 a position as
mechanic in the Eugene Gun Com
pany's stor-.
HCAKTERLS
ITTLE
1VER
slve. It Is for the Interest of all who
wish to go to the convention to he
present or report to the president on
or before this meeting.
PRESS CORRESPONDENT.
WILMrtMrf' KMlNVvl 1'ILIiS
on the Sluslaw stage this morning
for MapU'tou.
' Mrs. Ella Gwlnn nnd daughter.
Miss Vera, have gone to Salem to vis
it there a mouth.
Ben Lurch, the Collage Grove mer
rhanl, was an arrival in Eugene mi
the noun train today.
A. J. Goodman, or Pendleton, Is
visiting his son at I ho I'nlverslty, and
other relatives ill Eugene.
mil.... M.illi.n- i'i.I tlfllpd III! llll
" ....... '....i....' r ,, iv..u,,ll ThU wns his first visit
noon mini HMl. ....... . ----- -
where she visit. mI over Sunday. since hi" grailimllon.
Mrs E. S.hwars,hlld ami daugh- Harold Onimnus Win. Klllz. a
tor Miss Minnie, wont lo Porlland Sweok. He. Chandler and ht" -'
todnvtovlslMheiea tow days. 1.. Eaton wore among the stud. . -
Mlko Wnld and family relumed to who wont to Port land toda. 1'iom
C... ago (1 o Ibis allorn.n.n. after there Ch.i.Hlor will go to Lis homo
, v g spent Sunday In Knit m. a. Marshfiohl. Kmon lo ..ton Swook
Mrs 1 A Straight and son. Hn'y. !' Monumont nnd (ho others will i,'
I,.'.,..' Iri.m Wiulilngtoii. I). C. main in P rllaml, their homo.
vixlHiiir r liiilvos and many frlonds
Hars you negieciefl your kidneys?
Have you overworked your nervous
system and cnused trouble with your
kldnevs and bladder? Have you
i n hero within a few days . ' alns In the loins, side, back, groins
11. 11. Ulchards.a gr.,....a,o o o ,.,, a deslrB
to pass urine? If so, Wllllnms' Kld
n..v piiu will cure von. Sold by Linn
Drug Co., price BO cents. Williams I
Mfg. Co., props., Cleveland. Ohio. I
i I'nlvorsllv with the class of IM'S.
was III tho city yesterday and today
on his way home lo Athena, from
Southern Oregon. Ho is now In the
i. i,.i4ln.'ss at Alh, Mia.
to I'.tmeiu'
ti, .liiuit-on'o tlnv P'scrlnses at the
several churches were nil largely at
tended vestorrtay, nun nt eacn tuace
quite a sum of money was collected
for missions.
The women who have the Willam
ette street pennants al their homes
are requested to return them to tho
Commerclnl Club nt once so they may
be used during commencement week.
A Fierce Proposition.
Count Bon! de Castellane, Who di
vides his time between raising' whlsk-
oM l,V(l Irnnliln rfn.l not Vei'V llllicll of
cither In comparison to the blowing bo
does, ,1s going to challenge tne tuiure
u,.i,.,,,.i nf WiA n.mt wile to a flerco
and blo6dy uiel, weapons not stated,
presumably toothpicks.
Every time Bonl wnlks past a restau
rant becnuse he cannot afford to go In
he feels like being real saucy to some
one. presumably the author of his
It never occurs to the funny Utile
Frenchman that he was the architect
of his own misfortunes and that he did
a Job of It of which from an artistic
Rtnndnnint he has reason to be proud.
The only thing be can see Is the meal
ti.'fcp( lu-foro his eves that Isn't there.
and he gets so furious that he almost
fppis like blrlrc some one to take a
licking from hlm.
Positively cnreif by
these feline riiir,.
Thpv also relieve Dis
tress Rom Dyspepsia, ln-
dtgestlon ana too uear.j
Eating. A perfect rem
edy tor Dizziness, Kaiisea.
.Drowsiness, Baa TasU!
in, tuo Mouth, Coaled
iToaguo, Pain in the strto
TORPID LIVE!!, inej
Appreciates smoking
cigars. It gives him rclaui
The Mount. Hood Cieir
favof itc among; all thinkingmd
It is positively the ccsl
Cigar on the market
n-milRta the Bowels. Purely Vegetable
SMALL PILL. SMALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE,
CARTERS!
S ITTLE
IVER
PILLS
Genuine Must Bear
Fao-Simila Signature
Madame Dean.'
FRENCH r..,.
FEMALE, f lLLoi
A linTllCBnTAlM RE
,n' fc.'.n K.-)IIIK(SF.D
MW-sritrATiox. HEtES Il01lr
hiifc! Kure! ic(1t! Salirfactoli'
nnltfu or .moii.'. iiu,,u.
on run, io uu
nnl. rtt til UlO
'UHITM Wtfllt. CO., o 74. Utetttr, h
!.J(lFUSE SUBSTITUTES. SMjn Eugene by W.LVtu
Hr. 1'. V,. -Selover is home from
rvrti'imi whore he to.'lt Mrs. .los.
i c,,c ..r'crnn' in Iisivp an oneratloll
r r .' nhrformeil nnn her nt St. Vincents
n. 'west and only airy porcn i . o.,
and which is being used al
tTtipm Knit Aniuti: Ihirvv S'.at.
who has li.'i'ir In Kngene during lb"
past yeir. al lending Hie I'lilversl' y
' Pearlng Mowers and r.ikes
mine better.
I'llAMllKHS llARim'AHK 10.
1 '- - ii li t"m - -"l
AMan isinDanger
of robtxry every Ony lie
hi
liiiini
rnsli nlMUit Ills mtmoii. Ills
.... Iil nlme of business.
..ti in, k.iim-ii ns hav-
Ing that'liablt your are nmrkitl
for llmgs nml thieves.
Save Iw'lh jour money ami
yourself by ileiMWltlnn your
iiiili In this lunik.
Thru Jim mcvI fenr nelllier
llilcvr. Urt" r n"y olher dull
ger lo your or money nr '
MlllQ
Tin
iI.ikIo
m.wl exelnslvtiv l'.l llie cities. Is til
Tiisi-ulcuin jiurch shade. This shade
Is made on new, up-to-date princi
ples. I'nmphell-Kelltunn I'otiiimny
are the only .)i'S who handle this
shade In Kngene.
A full line of "Cold Sinrnge" re
frig. rinors; get our prl.-es before
buviuu.
j fllAMltKKS 11 AU1WAUK CO.
lVerlng Mowers and llnkes
nolle better.
CI1AMHKHS HAllinVAUK CO.
Sh is getting along very
ho-nltal.
well now.
i a n fii.i'i ne.i fnnillv are mov
ing t ) Kintene from Wendllng, nnd
w'il rixlile at Vii-'t Sevcnt-enth and
Mill stree's. Th"iv h.iiMehnl.l goods
wrr- unliuideJ from the car this
liiernln::. .
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Tlie man who comes a self confessed
bearer of good news gets mad 1f yon
presume to use your own Judgment as
to whether his news is good.
Industry Is the vice of energetic 'peo
ple.
I
I Women t"v In conceal their llirs. but
men don't. They know It -Is hopeless.
When a 'man forjets bis own name
I sometimes he istn'l as ' a lisent minded
as he would appear.
I:
DON'T TAKH ...
AXVOXh '"
Huv a XatioMl. 11 6
runni"'.. f" 011e ;' C
hau.Uonu'st wheels you r.l.
on the real. IvUiju
av ofitscomiieiUi";
. ... Iw.l'l. 1
have tneiu iu.
IKlt'lll
EUGENE. GUN CO.
ri i iA'i tamest 3
Ph,.ne Bla.k 151 1 istJal'
B4C04iW-re'rr8,''KW
.li.k.
tur-s ;
en, I
n,.r;r is pncklng h's bar fK
I'd will tre them nwi'v. p.-v-
r-ons have spoken for the
..uu I'd ev I" .en ' in uus
If self eo'iseioiis. liMshfnl nr conceit.
ed in'Oi.le knew liov,' ilit'.e iicople really
! troi'Me ai.out lhi".;i it wmil.l jirobnl'Iy
I l!'.:l!;e the:n so lllatl lh.lt they wotf.J It
: e.Y"-'t'.in;iy cured.
9
; iii.-ss purposes
d it yet.
but he has not leas-
M:V TODAY
Y try
Today an TcnSht'
PROGRAMS
If von have a cou.'li or mattress,
that needs repairing, or any kind of
liiilinlsterlng work, see Clllllphell-
i K. tliiKin Company. They repair all
kinds of furniture.
Otto's piece was rlose.l to business
Indav xi that the workmen rnnld
make extensive alterations and thor
oughly renovate Ihe interior. The
I walls are being re-tinted, new linole-
. I inn Is being Inld on the fir and
blue and white . nmny ,iu,r Improvements made.
I
M:?s Corn Wold, one of the teach
ers in the Kusene hit'i school, has
..l...r..,l In n nloillar nositl.'n 111
lViv wl"i ti! : set our prices nn,i see tl)i, ).,.,'.,,, high school. She has
the r.Mi.U 'ii' 1 v. ii will buy. , ,i,,,.,e,l ln"her or not she
C1IAM11KKS II AlihWAKK CO. ni . t ,h0 p!.0
Sen our newo
enamel ware.
CIIAMltKltS llAHPWAHV: CO.
I'.verv dav is Special Sal linger
11ARX KOU ItKN'T Apply at 113
West Seventh street. Kugene. jlil
KOU EXCHaSViJI noon wagon for
wood. C. S. Frank, 1S9 Kast Ninth
street.
OQ
Magic GuitJf
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
Capital and Surplus $125,000.00 Established IS
While sewing machines nr." the
king of nun 'bin. -s and nro not nuide
bv tnisi. They are th be.d.
Cniiffriiell-Kelliuan Coimviny have
them for sale or rent. Yon can set
i them on easy terms.
I
The My-.iie Slirlners In session at
r.'i'iliind Satni'.liiy vote:! to make a
l'iltti'lnrmo to Knuene on Salur.Jiv.
S"piemb-r . These nllerlniiiges
ar., l.'g ihlnirs nteorir the Masons m,i
are always attended by between r.oO
WANTKIl Two mud girl waitress
es. Apply No. 27 West Ktghth
street, and .Ulue l'r ml rest uii'iiiit.
on Willamette street. jlT
KOI! SAl 1-: - I'i -ce of property on
U"..ci stivrh ,-..... Will
reduction of $'T,n if i rK.'Il within
It'll (1;0.(. Hex e-ll, Kimell"'. (If.
WANTKO c.lrl to work In candv
kitchen and clerk. Tulare of
Sweets. jlil
Pi ice t
i favor-
Clly llii l"i -
. Panorama ot . .y.
ThcDcscrtcr. u
When Knights were
Songs by Miss Henersht
"Ain't vou glacbv- hc,cS
. idi.C
Matinee Every Eay 2:4j. r.43 w-
Lvenins Pcrformcn
S-Cay Cock given away JnC ' .-5