Eugene daily guard., June 16, 1908, Image 8

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Friendly's Wednesday Specials!; . white prdbated1
$25 Ladies' tylish Tailored Suits $ 1 0
There is only a few of these suits lc?t. any one is worth
twice ihe price we ask, ail 1 903 sfes, every one
staple color, sizes 32 to 36. Don't put off coming, every
. day you wait there is less to choose from. Suits
worth $26 to $35. your choice ca $1 0.00
Ladies' Union Suits, ea. 50c
Ladies' Swiss ribbed Union Suits, lace trimmed and
tight knee, sleeveless and short sleeves, three
' styles worth 65c, sizes 4 to 9, tomorrow a suit.- 50c
Ladies' White Linnette Skirts $1.25
3 dozen Ladies' Linnette Sk rts. gored and trimmed
with straps, special ea. $ 1 .25
RhitIiiVIo I f-oo 1 i-vmr rVr" 1 ir
The best stocking made for the price, sizes 6 to JO,
medium weight, absolutely tast color, maae Dy ine
Minnesota Knitting Co., and sold usually for 25c a pr.
Childrens' Parasols 25c, 50c and 75c
Ladies' Parasols, 75c to $4.50
A beautiful collection of colors and white
WHITE HATS-For Men, Women
. and Children
White washable Duck Hats in sizes 6'A to 7'A, two
qualities 25c and 50
White Felt Hats in all sizes for boys and men
both telescope and fedora shapes, price $1.50
Johnie Jones soft cloth hats for boys 50c
Genuine Panamas and Split. Straws
Imported Panamas, guaranteed best hand made
hats.... I....- -. $4.00 to $15.00
Straw Sailors in all shapes and styles and
sizes 1 50c to $3.50
Wick's Fanty Hat. Bands 25c to 50c
LEAVES KST.lTKCft Mil Eli AT !,
(Mm TO MIS CHILDREN NAMES
UHMK TIU'STKKS AS KXKCl'
TOKS The will of James V. A'hlte, the
Kut; -ne grower, who died at Seattle
June N, was tiled for probate Lii is
rorenoon. Alter providing for the
payment of his debts and for the bur
ial of ills body, the wiU bequeaths to
his daughters, Veneta K. and Velina
W'til'e, and Ills son,, Lawrence T.
White, share and share alike, lots 9
and 10,'block '14, Packard's ad to Eu
gene; also all tae furniture and
household goods to them, except the
piano, which lie bequeaths to his
daughter, Inez While. To James H.
and Kiln a White, his son and daugh
ter respectively, he bequeaths his
horse and carriage and cow; to James
II. While his gnats, together with
their Increase.' All the remainder of
his property of whatsoever kind he
bequeaths share and share alike to
William G. White, Laura May Mot
fett, .Minnie Croner, Inez White,
James II. White, I'dna White, Venetal
wnite, vcinia w mte nun Lawrence
White, sons and daughters.
The trustees of Speqcer Hutte lodge
No. 9, I. O. O. V., are named as exe
cutors of the will without bonifs, and
accordingly Probate Judge Chrisman
appointed M. Svarvfcrud, C. S. Frank
and L. W, Brown, the present trus
tees. W. W. Chessman, W. M. ureen
and J. J; Walton were appointed ap
praisers of the property the value of
which Is estimated at $9000.
CITY NEWS
Otto Kuafmann is Installing his
new $!)000 soda fountain at his place
of business in the lieckwlth block.
The Epworth League of the Hum
phrey Memorial M. E. church is hold
ing its annual picnic north of the
butto today.
.M AltltlKD.
0 At the parsonage oi me ruai
Lnristian cnurcn una mumm -
9:30 o'clock, Kussell J. Burch, of Sil-j
verton. and -Miss Marie Agnes Scott,;
of Kugi'iif-, Kev. J. S. McL'ulluni offi
ciating. The couple li t; on the noun
train for Portland, where they will
reside.
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In Eugene, June 13, 1908, to Rob-'
ert Urr ana wile, a son
food's Piite;
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! At the home of the bride's parents.
I 3H7 Wet SixtlTStreet, at 10:30 a. in.,
Eight teams .and ten men are at June 10, 190S, Ituby C. McCluskey
work on the Lane County Agrlcultu- and Charles C. llinton. ltev. D. H,
ral Society's race track In the Hud-, Trimble officiating. The young cou-
dleston additiou.
Between 700 and 800 cords of
wood are being received from the
Booth-Kelly Company's mill at Wend
llng for the University of Oregou.
pie have many friends who wish them
Joy and prosperity.
Dr. J. C. Cray's dental office In the
First National Bank building will be
closed from now until July J. on ac
count of the
made.
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Eugene's Largest
and Best Store
HENRY COWAN IS
I ' SERIOUSLY HURT
Henry Cowan, a carpenter, who
resides In the western part of the
city, while working on a new house
at the corner of West Sixth and Mad
ison streets yostorda.y afternoon
about 4 o'clock, fell nil' the building
to the .ground, a distance of about
20 feet, alighting on his head. He
was rendered unconscious and re
mained in that condition for several
hours after lie had been removed to
his home. Dr. Paine was called and
to;)k several, stitches In the wound
caused by the lall. Mr. Cowan is
st-ill suffering severely from concus
sion of the hraliu. buj It is thought
40 will recover.
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x 4- 4. 4. 4 4. 4. 4. ' 4. ..mi from Franklin' on the afternoon
V Strain today.
J'RIWUNAIi ' . Andy Taylor left today for the Al-
l.ierlli country, where he will 16ok for
ttj tovhlluii,.- .
J, F.'Mlnney Is down from Vlda fori Miss I.onlia Hembreo went to Junc-
0 few days. ' ! Hon City today, to visit friends there
Mayor C. P, Houston, of .1 unction,'! " few 1,,ys-'
is in tSi in i , '" - ,Z- Vur? ,!f ft " ,tnu ,sll,s-
1 lW HlttKO ".w. n .... uuihi;
at Florence.
W. V.'. Martin, Ihe Salen. wlitrole
M. II. Helms went to Portland to
day on business.
mi i i i i ii v.. iwarnn, lie oaien; muruie
MIsb Edna HRru lv homo from ft! ,... ,. , ' ,
.-H, II. ...UUIU1U.
imliilu ufinth
Attorney s. r, iess is uumu irumj.
tMt.,,l..,lh liMIItl UIMill'ftil hflllln
a trip" to I.ukevlow. a't njK,'lt 'n.(im a v3lt nl gti Johns
J, W,' Hlilflultl loft this noon on a:lln(1 VancUUVer.
buBlilusn trip north. Mr, 11. Scamblor and Mrs. Sarah
MIhscb Maude und Sadie Lewis, of Parmenter, of Spokane, are in thu
city for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Welch anil
Mr. and Mrs. Abo (lllbert tire up the
McKenzle on a fishing trip.
J. H. McClaln, of Ktittld Falls,
Wash., Is visiting his sons, Marlon
Dona, are In Uu ''''
Mr. and Mm, B- Ti-. Aonarl are on
a trip to Foley, Springs. . .
M. Howe was a buaineas visitor
nt Junction City today.
Ruv. IX E. Bilker" retniiieil Homo,,...,. Clir, ... i,-ni,,!n(.
today from a trip south. v Mr. mid Mrs. P. E. Snodgrass and
Kid Vogt roturnml last night from a i Miss Ell) Snodgriitis left this morn-
JjusinesB trip to Uoseburg. 1 j lug for Newport on na outing.
W. C. Barbour Is out. from Ii ts far m J Mrs. C. Oulllford and two chll-
near Walton for a few days. Ulren went Halsey this afternoon
A. A. lluffuni. of Hock Island, 111., 'on a short visit with relatives.
nrrived In Eugene last nlghl. 1 W. (). Meador and family left this
Herbert Angell, a student, went to morning for Monmouth, whero they
his home In Portland today. i will reside dining the summer.
W. A. Bartholomew, of Boise, Ida- E. II. liighamscniuo up from Port-
no, Is 111 the clly on business. ; hind on the atternoim train to looit
J. 11. liilbcrt and J. B. Clark left 'after his property Interests here.
this morning for Foley Springs. The exlerior of the new addition l;
Win. Srhrader, of Mhrcolu, was u the First National Bank building Is
caller at The Guard nl'flco today. receiving a coat of cement llnisli.
8. P. Young, a UnlvurHlty student,' II. A. Trmiilacli and wife, of Al 11-
lefl today lor his home 'at Astoria. wnultee, are recent arrivals in Ku
ltev. Ii. Mount was a passenger g ne. They are hulking for a home
to Albany on the noon train today. S. L. Mmirhead, editor of the
MIbbcb Mabel and Vivian Lane Times at .luncUoii Clly, was an arii
have returned homo to lliiriisbtirg. ' val In Eugene on the afternoon train
Miss Ceorglno ltan80iiie-.retiiined today,
homo today from a visit at Creswnll.j Amos Wlnklns,' wife and two o'lll
- .1. J. Kellerniun, of Montesano, ! tdren, left today for SiinimervUle,
"Vnsli., Is In the clly for a few days where they will iittend the Kliiehart
Mrs. E. H. tlllslrap has rctunuvl reunion,
from a visit with her folks at Drain I .1. O. Storey and parly left this af-
C. E. Wade, of Drain, was an nr-1 ternoon for Portland In their auto,
rival In Ftugeiie on the noon train to-, They expect to reach the city before
day. ' ) nightfall.
John Buyer and W. 11. Meyers, of i Albert and Mary Clllette wen! to
Pe-EllWash., are III Eugene on bus-1 Dexter toiny to visit a few days with
Inesn. ' j their former school teacher, Miss
The pupils of Ihe Catholic school Belle Keen-.y.
are enjoying a pintle at Bangs' park' Frank. Kite today filed with the
today. 'county clerk notice of locution of the
Mr. and Mrs. It. M. lilllieii ivturn- ' Blaine" mining claim In the Bohe
ed home this iifiernoin from a visit niia district.
In Salem. Mrs. A. W. Ileinenway arrived
V. Itohvosky returned thU after- down from Culture drove this noon
noon fr.iiu a dip to Ills farm at to visit at the homo of her bratln-r,
Frnukllu. Dr. S. 1). Kead.
Frank Smith and children arrived1 .1. J. and Clint MrCormick and
families leave In the morning for the
upper Miivenzie, where they will re
main all summer.
Miss Agnes Beech, Hiss Gsrtrude
Holmes and Miss Grace Labrle, stu
dents at tUe University, left today for
Portland, their homo.
.Mrs, 11. H. Stapleton, of Itoseburg,
after a short visit, with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs: John O'Biien, In Eu
gene, returned home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brund, of Flor
ence, were passengers on, the after
noon train today for Cottaca Groyn,
whero they will visit ft while.
A inuriinge license wna Issued to
day to OUai'lt-'B C. Hinton, aged 20
.reUi'Ki t)t Crow, and Miss Ruby C. Mc
Cluskey, age:l 20 years, of Etignnn.
Kev. D. H. Trimble -went to VtVii
eouvor. Wash., today to offlclnle at
a wedding tonight. He will return on
the 0 o'clock train tomoffow niorn-
Bonlon BowefSj F-, D. Wagner, E
V. Carter and .K liellemtin, of Ash
land, were In EAgune over night In
their autormoTuAB on their way to
Portland. .
County Surveyor C. M. Collier re
turned this afternoon from Spokane,
wfinlfo ho went to see his brother Ar
thur, who is 111. He left turn mucn
better.
E. O. Tobey, nccompnnled by his
nephew, U. S. Basset!,- of Seattle,
hit to.lav for the Bohemia mines
Is
Mrs. .Vary C. R.jores died at Walla
improvements being Wallr; Wash.. Monday afternoon. The
I iiiueiai 'vj.i ii . iiuiii lit. i ib 'luiiic ui
I Mrs. Geo. Smith, at Cuhurg, at 2
A carload of brick arrived here P- n- tomorrow I he deceased wss an
from Salem this morning for the new old resident of the Mohawk valley,
high Bchool addition and work on An obituary sketch wi.l appear in 1 he-
the structure will be resumed tomor- Guard later.
row morning.
Attorney F. M. DeNeffe, of . this
city, pitched a game of baseball for .
the Multnomah Club against O. A. C. !
Saturday, defeating the farmers' col
lege boys by the score of u to 3. I
Superintendent Fields, of the S. P.I
Co., and a number of other officials
of the road arrived up from Portland
this afternoon to inspect the improve
ments being made at the depot yards.
A bread famine existed In Eugene,
Sunday, all the bakers running short i
at the Btune time. Many people did'
without that necessity during the day
and were unable to buy any till the
next day. ' (
This afternoon car No. 2 on the
stoeet car line ran off the track at the
passing tracks and delayed traffic for
quite a while, n, cessitating the trans
fer of passengers at that point for
several ho'urs.
Chief of Police FarTington this'
morning qitarun; Ined the residence of
Mrs. Emilia T!;nim, a widow, at 29(1
Washington's! :v.'i. on account of the
xtc-'ice of s.-vt'i'al cases of small-j
pox in the famiiy. ' ;
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
It pays to be honest,
for self esteem.
Nothing like i
It is hard to be glad to see you
friends and at the same time sorn
your work Is Interrupted.
Some widows wouldn't be merry li
tuey thought they had to wear the hat
Does a great candidate need to be t
big man?
The ehemls.
who fluds nt
auli-trouble tox
in will be can
oui.edas a saint
T h e majoritj
only think the
rule; it Is t!i(
big boss of tilt
majority that
rules.
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TEA v
If the tea is frood you
ask for a 'second cup; if
not, you ask for the
money.
Your rroMrreturm rour-cnoney if roa don't
Uke Scl.i;.uig' Haiti we par bira.
"Vudor" Poi-cli Slindcs. n
If yjii want the crlglual porch
shade, one 'thut has fast colors ar.d
will stand hard uagc buy the "Vu
dor." They are cheaper and better.
You should pay no more than the
following prices for any shade:. 4
foot $2.75; 6-foot, $3.75; 8-foot.
$4.75; 10-foot, $fi. 25. All shades 8
feet long. We hang them free.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
I
It you want anything to furnish'
your nonie or oirice witn you win
save money by buying the same from
Cnmpbell-Fellman Company, 50 West
Eighth street. They have the larg
est stock apd can furnish your house
complete. They give credit to every
body, and they give prices that defy
competition. ,
ADMIRATION'
Cold Storage PefriKerntors.
We have a complete line, of this
popular line In white enamel lined.
We have also a few of the old-style
round white ones that we offer at
cost. . - t
Our prices are right.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Our, rug sale still continues; we
can save you at least S5 on your rug.
. CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
' Kennedy's LaxHlive Cough Syrup is
the one that children lik so well to
take, as it tastes like maple sugar.
It, acts gently, yet. freely, on the bow
els and tjhereby It drives the cold out
of the system. It la sold by all druggists.
The nverage woman thinks let whe j
j will wield the ballot as long as she
T-he crazy J:ip who created some IuM.sllf ur .)inv(1(,r g
excitement ycsi "rtlsy by attacking baud
some of his countrymen with an axe! ' ,
and running out to the southern part I '
..f the city, was captured "late yester-j B5' lho seraphic expression on theit
day afternoon and has been sent to' countenances one can be sure that
Portland. I some of the girls one mets are elthet
! girl graduates or June brides.
Mrs. Ella J. Belknap today f lied y
with the probate court a petition to! if you don't like what you have and
be appointed administratrix of the can't change It. Just compromise by
estate of her husband, James H. Bel- cunun ...
knap, who died May 5, 190S. The j cnangme your inlua.
estimated valus the property of,
the estate Is (1400; j A 8d way to teach a child to be
1 I have is to behave yourself.
H. N. Burclielli tiiu hew owner of I "
the Junction City Hotel, was in Eu-, Some men arc good husbands because
gene yesteriisy and made The Guard they know that It Isn't wise to be any
a pleasfinl call. He is recently from other kind.
Hiiirner. He bought the property at
Junction and will make that city his
permanent home.
i .
The ladles' auxiliary to the Com
mercial Clnb will meet Wednesday
evening, the 17th, insteaujof Wednes
day, the 2 4th, to make arrangements
to assist in the reception to Portland
visitors on June 24. A full attend
ance Is desired. Mrs. McMurphey,
president.
J. E. Hill ,of this city, has lensed
the Junction City hotel from H. N.
Burchell, the new owner, and will
take charge of the house on July 1.
His family will move from here to
that plnce soon. Mr. Hill thoroughly
understands that business and will
whi.io Mr Tnhev Is Interested n .i""-- '" "
some iiroDertles
Mrs. Itebtcca Pope and family have
returned to Eugene from Illinois,
where they, have been for the pant
nine months. They (will make Eugene
their porniiinent home.
Charles Sovereign returned this af
ternoon from Portland. He left his
si31er, Mrs. Jos. Llles, who was op
eraie l upon at St. Vincent's 'hospital
a few days ago, getting along nunc
well.
County Commissioner H. D. Ed
wards left today for SiinimervUle.
Villon county, to attend the annual
reunion of the Rlnehart family. Last
year It'waa hold at the old Edwards
home east of Springfield.
Mr, and Mrs. A. J. Goodman and
Mr. and Mrs. McCormiick, of Pendle
ton, after a few days' visit In Eugene.,
left yesterday In their automobile for
home, expecting to stop in Albany for
r. fe,w days.
Richard Studley, son of Dr. H. L.
Studley, was quite seriously Injured
vosterday by being lilt In the eye by
a elod of dirt which was thrown from
a slingshot by Joe Sialfe. l.uckllv
Die sight Is not Injured, and wilh
proper care he will recover In
short time.
THE ATTRACTIVE
HANK ACtXH'XT.
When you start an account
you will be pleased to find out
what a convenience It Is to have
a safe place for your money,
and know thai you can get It lit
once In ease you need It.
It bents any other method of
disposition of your funds. ,
. Safety, Stability and tytlsfac
tory service are some of the at
tractive features of this old m,
bank.
Th'Eugene Lccn end Sav;rgs Esrk
Capital and Surplus $t2:,000.00 E:laHi:l cd U?2
liASOI.INK WHOM SAW
W tt. White ". prepared lo saw
your wood on shor notice.
Phone Black 4 351. Residence.
RIR West Sixth street
If you want to be Sl'liK you lire:
getting GOOD paint, buy "Sherwln I
& Williams."
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Rev. T). H. Trimble left today for
Vancouver. Wash., where he will per
form the ceremony at the marriagi' of!
George Prideaux and Miss Mary ;
Moore tonight. The groom-to-be is !
a former Valve'-sKy of Oregon stu-j
dent, now In business In Portland, i
and Mlfs M. ore formerly livid in Eu-I
gene. Rev. Trimble will come back to,
Eugene on the early train tomorrow J
morning. .
Word has reached Eugene from the
postofflce department at Washington!
that nil street letter boxes in all cit-,
les of the United States are 'to bej
painted a bright scarlet. The piincl-,
pal reason assigned for the use of the,
bright and attractive color Is that'
these mail deposit boxes may be dis
cerned mare readily. The boxes in
Eugene are now painted a dark green
color, mid are not enslly lorated in
tie streets by many persons desiring
to deposit letters. h
i.
The house on the ranch which
Fields & Gano, of the Ax Billy de-1
partiuent store, secured as part pay-;
! nient fur their store at Marcola. was
I burned yesterday, together with all
t Its contends. It was occupied by a
I Mr., Parks and family, who Inst all
'their household goods In the fire.
I.Mr. Park was working In the timber
I at the time and Mrs. Parks was co.-k-
ing dinner. The fire had g-ilne.t such
j headway before she discovered It t V.t
'she was powerless to stay its pro
I gross. The house was situated s. v-
eral miles sjuth of Eugene.
Not For th Nervous.
It looks like such a simple tiling
To run n trolley car,
To start when sounds the signal bell
And stop without a Jar,
' But Iry to bo the motorman
Down through a crowded street.
And If you're not a nervous wreck
Next morning I'll stand treat.
'Out where the track Is clear ahead,
In some suburban lane.
It Isn't hard to run the car
And never feel tho strain,
But In the mtxup business brings
Of men und apple carts
The twisting of ihe motor arm
May try the stoutest hearts.
In spite of frantic, noisy bell
Ami every warning sound
fat man wnlks before the car
" And never looks around;
A lady with a baby cart
Gels half across the track.
Then In a panic hositnti'9
And tries to Jerk it back.
'Twixt teams and boys on bicycles
Anil auto drivers fresli
Tile whole looms lo the motorman
Much, like n tangled mesh.
Applying 'brakes and ringing bells
And (luitgliig through 'the strlfb
And keeping every ono alive.
He leads a busy life.
Best In His Hand.
"He has gone
to work on the
railroad as a
section hand."
"Something of
a come-down for
him."
"Yes, but rath
er than starve he
"Vudor" reluf "rccd hommoeks wiU
last, long r bonse r'ney are. heavier
and closnr woven in the cfntre, wltLfe
the strain mines.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
XEAV TODAT
TEAM WANTED The city of Eu
gene will receive proposals up-to
Saturday, June 20 (Market Day)
for a good team to be used on the
streets and for fire purposes. Any
one having a desirable team for
such work may call on-Councilman
Geo. FIsheiT wt:h the Hollenback
Real Estate Co., or Councilman T.
H.. Garrett, with 'the Mitchell &
Garrett Real Estate Co. By order
of the City Council, , J19
FOR SALE At a hsn'galu, 160 acres
of timber on the SlmtiaW, one mile
from the rivet'! Cruises 5,000,000
feet. $2,000. Enquire C. V. Ogles
by, fodtn 16, Beckwith building, tf
appearance
yojrs dean,
r'-iMJUii
Let us look aftet
P'ta and K.
pair, When neceeesary
earrnents, and you'll recciv,
all that scorning: to you-and
a little bit more.
Everything possible in
Cleaning and Dyeing ,
Eugene Dye Works
6th ani Willatmtte Sts.
Phone Red 2561
V Bit" rinM
Appreciates smoking
cigars. It gives him relaxation
The Mount Hood Cigar is a
favorite among; sU. thinkingavi
It is positively the best
Cigar on the market
FOR. SALE Good S-room house and
burn nn Inrcre lot: irood garden:
also household goods. Call at 168
Jefferson street. jlS I
FOR SALE Five fresh Jersey milch !
cows. Phone Farmers' 189. D. -P. j
Ohlson, Irving. 119dw ;
WANTED 50 'crates of strawberries
at once. Palace of Sweets. jlS
try this for riKssKirr
niccnlvo mm ivirlrn-'P nf fltiv Hit:
ed J ELL-0 In one pint of boiling "j
ter. When partly congealed oeau.
til light one cup whipped cream i!j
six crushed niat'carooas. m!
together lliorouslily and pour ill:
mold or bowl. nen cooi a u.
ll fv nti.l tnv be served with !
ped cream or any good P"11
sauce. '
The JELL-0 costs 10 tents
package and can be obtained at
good grocer s.
DON'T T.'.KI'.
played his
trm.ip."
"W h n t
ItV
"A spade.'
last
. friend of The Guard, desiring to
convince his friends In the East of
The Color cf a Bii Noise.
A youthful iirtl.-t has iiiscuvere.1 (bar
sound has color, ('ertalu Ituies tire red.
other arc blue and still others u;c yd
low. Presumably the demand fur tho
restriction of oriental immigration Is
the last named color.
A man's last dollar pattering off
down tile street makes a pale blue
sound, and when the granger with a
small but noisy roll In his pocket at
tracts the attention of the confidence
Oil cake meal, 02.25 per cwt.
tf MOON & TINC.l.EY.
if you want the best Ice cream
frcerer buy the Peerless. Wo can tell
vou whv.
CI1AMHF.RS HARDWARE CO.
do so until the cold weather comes
next winter. In spe.iklng of our nn-
,, , .., ., iswer to une'Mcl.ran article wrlt-
DeWitt s Little Karly Risers H,n , , ,r Mll,nl)l.in ,,,. , ,vU,,j,
famnn, little liver pills, are soldQiy i ,,,,, eountrv in regard to
the mild climate of Oregon during uinn ' 19 localise his tones are green,
winter months, wishes us to state When the unexpected barrel stave
that quite a number cf Eugene peop-' comes down on the bend of the un-
ple slept in tents In tVIr dooryards susectig victim It makes a noise like
all winter without any discomfort, a composite of all of the colors of the
and many more are now sleeping In rnlulmw. It, Is a great idea, but the
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of its competitors In sal
We have then far'both 1
and genileiu'
$50.
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person who tlrst noticed that certain
Varieties of garments made a lou
uolse was the original discoverer.
all druggists.
Ihe l"i Veil H.m i'Bi BcjjH
climate and nearly everything el.c.
tins rrieud says that not rveu a
"w'.iile frost" ta-currcd iluring the
winter In that part of Lane county
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Today and Tcri&t
PROGRAViMS
Magic Guitar
Tony has eaten garlic.
Panorama of Vcnt
The Deserter.
When Knights were lioU .
Songs by Miss HenershoU
- "Ain'i you glad you found rne
; "TakemebadctoOldV.r2-r.asb.t0
Mttliic Every Day 2:45. I. e 7:45 and 9 3
Evening Perftermance
8-Bay Clock eiven awayju" -e'
where he resides.
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