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Newspaper Page TextEIGEXK DAILY GUARD, THt'ltSOAY, JI NK is. I1XIH SOMETHING WORTH TULLE Cockerlins , Wetherb She pping SALE CLOSES SATURDAY ee's carnival Remember every Market Day Specials AS THE SALE wrs vuV, . x b " "" ' . ''lerc h'Mn i. , ;. J notmng reserved. We a-e uct f " " ,J -'--pJMuveiy out of date or damaged stock v- ar-." "T UU'Ul ''" f W "loth eaten' every article, every piece fine !' StCk" every pocket W welcome u.s of ! J""' touiorrovvsaud join the tlius of ePthMsiisti'. ' , SUre Cme narter while,,., UL th ""ke r ore their 1 - , " " 1 "USS " F.ung special every monnn8 at 9 a. For Renfrew Uiuiuisk That Sells Regular for U1.00 yd. in. For Corset Covers Tlml SHI Regular for 31 l- For our host brants of t UUc.-. Regular for c ai.d He ,,. For Ion-. laic Muslin That Sells Regular for 1-0 yd. Fur coloi-itl TaMo Oil I lot la Regular for SMlc yil. 8?c For It. ('. Corsets Tluu Sell Regular for NEW COOES RUSHED FORWARD TO KEeTmSOENTS COMPLETE Did you get any of that Corset Cover Embroidery vet. We have some left. Better come early, values to 75c going at 25c f.r ati-w-lr rtmtnA m , r hundreds of dollars worta of lurpius 01 spring ana summer !....!,.. WVi rtt.iW thm out put them on the counters t J !! f I dl V AIIIIUr.ltll.ltnn. BUY AND SAVEr $17.98 For Men's flue Sulls Tins Sale Everywhere for $5.75 For Men's Suits Tluit Sell Regular for S7.B0 $12.01 For Men's Suits Tluit Sell Regular for $I.YOO $4.98 l-'or Ladies' . Fine Silk Petticoats Regular for Sfi.oo SALE CLOSES SATURDAY EVENING JUNE 20th 43c For Ijadies' Kino Suit. tit's That SHI 1.4'Kiil.ir fitr UOt- $1.85 For Indies' F'ine Shirt Waists " Regular for $2.30 12c For IjiiriitV Flnr Scumli'Ms Huss Sells Kt'Kii.ur fur l.V 10c $9.98 For Figured For a Fine Ijiwns that lairge Trunk Always sell Tluit Sell for Regular for 1 :le $I1..0 Cockerline Wetherbee flth and Willamette Sts Eugene, Ore. SPEAKERS CHOSEN JUDGE GALLOWAY boka fide triage specials.. FOR COMMERCIAL CLUB dinner! HOLDING COURTFOR JUDGE HARRIS ON MARKET DAY iv-6; a.,ys ,! c win sell a fine assortment of 3 Hats tor $2.50. In addition to those sir. adv re ported the following I'orilaudsvs have accepted the tuvlta:. : t,, 1,. here Commencement day. coming upon the big excursion: W. A. Knight, of Knight Sh e Co.: O. M. Scott, of Scott M -msfil; lle.. F". Robertson, of Blake MeFuli Pa per Co.; C. P. WriRht. of Kuiloii WriBht; A. M-. Meyerfoll. of Swift i Co. lleerets were received from Ous Simon, of M. Oiinst Co . Chas H. Lilly Co. (H. A. CuiMngi. H. 1). Kllhain, Henry llerger, J. U Smith Clear Co., Hen Berger .m.i U. M Averill. The committee on ent. rialnmenl has Invited the following speakers to address the meeting at the club din ner with two-minute speeches twelve In all If time permits: C. S. Wil liams, president Kugene Commercial Club: Tom Itlchardson. manager Portland Commercial Chili: 1.. 1,. Whltson. president promotion board of governors of Eugene Commercial Club; J. C. Alnsworth, president C. S. National Bank, of Portland: P. 1.. Campbell, president University of Or egon; K. R. Beach, of Port la id: K. O. Potter, of Eugene; Rev l.uther J. Dyott, of Portland; llelmus YV. Thompson, of Eugene: Win. D. Wheelwright, president Pacific Lum ber Export Company, of Portland; S. H. Friendly, of Eugene, and A. 1). Charlton, of the Northern Pacific railway. Wktermft 3 Fountewin A 3 two neM-rs wiia nut ; v tv siivjtle thouf.t, iwurt wnie INGHAM VINEGAR PLANT WILL BE OPERATED E. H. Ingham, owner of the Ing ham vinegar factory In this city, is up from Portland looking after hlH affairs here, flu stated to a Guard reporter this afternoon that the fac tory will he operated this year If he does not sell out. A deal is now on the tapia, but is Is not known wheth- er or not it will go through. Schwarzschild's Book Store Waterman Ideal Headquarters ri mmm ' 1 MARKET DAY AT THE EUGENE POULTRY STORE, SATURDAY, JVJNB. JUt-n. TOSOIKKS We will carry n full line of fancy dry picked ismltry. ooni I'Wnanil milk fed, mid wo are ulile to till nil orders promptly. Iry wmilk fMl iKiulti-y and you w ill buy " other. Kn-sh at all times. 1'R01H(-:hs ... tiring your cjiks, chickens, turkeys. k sc and ducks to I lie h&ne Poultry Stoiv. We nay highest cash prices. He hay on "hlbitliin ami roe sal,, nt inai veloiisly low prices, young cocker, is Msing from two to tlm-o H)iinls. These are pure bred y .r- rs l"the following varieties: .Whi;e ac! IMack l-oglmrns W 'Mllarrcl Itocks. lllack Ix-glioms and Puff Orpingtons. U tmin any of these varieties. Yon not f 'sgs. but we !iy higher jirlr.fi lr good -"- '"r """ k" " V M ' iM 1'tHtCII S II A 1 IMS We are closing out all the old original Vuilor porch shades. See these prices: 4-foot, $2.50; 6-foot, $3.50; X-fnot. 1.50; 10-foot, 16.00. If you want something good see our up-to-date porch shades, absolutely fadeless. All we ask Is a compari son. We call show you Vlldor porch shades hauuing less than a year all fad.'.l out. We hang all porch shades tree of chart:''. Cuniphell-Kollman Co.. the hoiisefiirnishers. Cures dizzy spelif., tirev feelings, stomach ami liver troubles, keeps you well al! summer. That's what Hollisler's llorky Mountain Tea will do. Try it and you will always buy It. li'i cents, tea or tablets. Linn LADIES' AUXILIARY HOLDS MEETING The Indies' auxiliary of the Com mercial Club held a good meeting last night and a large attendance was had. It was decided that the auxil iary would have a float In the Fourth of July parade, nud Mrs. E. O. Mat lock Is chairman of a committee to arrange for It. Mrs. Jas. Woodruff Is the chairman of the committee to furnish the little girls for the float to represent the states .and Mrs. Car rie Hall Kreeland Is chairman of the committee on decorations for the Portland business men's excursion. All ladles are reiiuested to bring flow ers and cherries to the club rooms on the dav of the excursion. Wednesdav, June 21. to give to the visitors. Tlie ladles will have charge of the lunch eon on the I'liiversity campus at noon on that day. KPF.CIAI, SALE OF CITY U)TS FOIt MAItKKT KAY On June 20 (Market Hay) I will offer the following special bargains: Ixjts 6 and 7, fronting on Fair mount Boulevard, and north half of lot 15 and lots 16. 17 and IS. south hnlf of lot 19, fronting on Walnut avenue, all In block 10, Kalrmount, according to the amended plat. These are all very choice lots, now ready for building, and no filling needed as they occupy elevated ground. Walnut avenue Is SO feet wide, graded: gravelled, ornamented Its en tire length with growing walnut trees, and Is the leading drive to Hen dricks' Park. Fntrninunt boulevard Is SO feet wide, has beautiful maple trees Its entire length, and Is recog nized as the most beautiful driveway In the stnte. This property Is only onn and one half blocks from tho electric line as now building, and only four blocks from present car terminal. It Is the vacant property immediately south of residence No. 127 on east side of ONE Jl NCTIO MAX 1IKI AM). AXOTHI K AKI! All, Mill ) run SF.I.I.IXti I.IOKIK CASK 111', STATE YS. JON MS, TW II.I.FY AXI CUAU; t'ONTIM El" A HI-! YOKt'E liltAXTEK Judge Galloway, of McMiunville, Is holding court for Judge Harris to day and w ill continue to do so till af ter tomorrow, as the latter Is book ed for an address at the Brownsville picnic tomorrow. Fined J'JIKI for lUxue Selling Ermol Cook, of Junction City, was Indicted by the grand Jury yesterdsv for selling liquor. He was arrested late In the afternoon and arraigned In court. He entered a plea of guil ty and woa fined 12 00. J. B. Andrews, one of the men in dicted by the grand Jury since It has been In session, was brought up from Junction City today by Deputy'Sher lff Hammond. He was arraigned this afternoon on tho charge of sell ing liquor. Time for pleading was set for tomorrow at 9 a. m. It is alleged that he sold a pint of liquor to T. E. I'ttlnger on Julv 15. 1907. Cnes Cont imicd. The cases' of the state vs. Harvey Jones. William Twllley and Fred Craig, who are charged with contrlb iittnf to the delinquency of a minor girl, were today continued. Jones bond was fixed at $1000, and that of the other two at $2u0 each. Jury Cases. In the case of Wm. fl. Allen, of this city. vs. the Weber-Bussell Can nlng Company, of Seattle, to recover money for cherries shipped by the Plaintiff to the defendant, the Jury lust evening returned a verdict for the plaintiff for the full amount sued for. A motion for a new trial wiih filed. In the case of C. P. Houston vs. Sheriff Fred Flsk. to recover person al property, a motion for a non-suit was allowed. Plaintiff was granted sixty days In which to prepare and submit brief. The case of Edwin VanVeehton vs. partners doing busluss ns the Clara Mathes Co., to recover money, was ta ken up this morning. This case has been In court for several years. The Clnra Mathes Company Is a theatrical aggregation which appeared In Eu gene n number of years ago. Vnn Verhten was a member of the troupe nnd sued the coninany while It was here for about $100. alleged to In due In wages. The evidence wns In troduced from depositions. The Jury found a verdict for the plaintiff. The case of F. II. Cook vs. 1.. I,. Williams, to recover money, was be gun this nflernoon. Divorce nmted In the case of Annie Dennlo vs. Clarence Denule. for divorce, a de cree was granted today. Dennle is tho man who was employed some time ago by the" city authorities to secure evidence against the "blind plggers." Walnut avenue nnd weHt side of Fair-1 , Drug Company. PfllCE OF BAMS OF WATEK BONDS sce Is hereby guen that In pur of an,i ln conf0rmlty to ordl- 't QUmher 731 .toaaari hv the Fm council on' tho 5th day of u, and approved by the may- J1 the 5th dav nt Mow KlllS ti'fl Poo council of the city of E i- wui receive sealed proposals 3 Office nf tho Ml, wnritur in j1'. Oregon, for the purchase of . -Mildred thousand dollars in ' bonds of said city, or any part "P to the hour of 7:30 p.m. yj. July 7. 1918, and that said -; council at said time. -t th. r. .. ,7. n.nnE.il i toil 111,1 three huudied thol,s" i aier oonus iu bidder therefor In denomi- fctn "u" one nunareu iw o,, tr dollars, as tho purchaser .- uai sa d Donas are io ai .Ile race uiu. not fy Pr cent per annum: said I Davnh'a l ......... n ,.r. Kiui'auuu.N; .rum tneir date until paia; three hundred thous ""fs of water bonds will be- n I payable by the city of toliows: On the first day '"7. lit 8, nrinclpal and In- ' ab! i . L, a piace to oe ii5if Pur. !),iser nnd cltv. id b .nds shall not he sMd wan their per value; that i.i to the general obligation "f v . ,";-. the said bonds when tiii , flrst and wl"iVt' 'i land,, rights-of-way. r' .' ,tef rights, pipe lines, struc tures and appiures of evory k nd composing the water system lob ee cured hu the money derUed from the sale ol said bonds; thst the com mon co'inrM resvrvc the ri?h'. of re- ifiiim? any and all n:" That ih" taid honilf will and disposed of im.ler and I to the let ins of tic- ' 1 - pout.; t!.e city of K.is-n'. a peal ail acts and parts o: a flict hc'.wfh." dl'd :n ;r. Marv i.-wpsl rs nt . . i h - .".Ilil--" I'll en tli Iiv,' . h h: r.'Ob. m.l the ,he cltv ol K li ?i C - t Apr::. '.'"' A ruli.iol "" ..f ,!,. o'. ..at o! ; j. I). MatP- . -con;-'y ,,:un !- . fl.'C i 1 .... , Momlr.g K lia . s in . c- n- Haiiy (.nard. '' ..r.-.- cirt'il'itllon. Oreg'U !'3t0 NfJl'lt '" '.an! r r. e- rir.,. ,,w:ir...." v.,) fH.. NOTICE I1 It appearing from the abstract of votes cast at the regular June, 190S, election ns made by the canvassing , h.;ar- of l ane county, Oregon, con slstine of E. I'. I-ee, county clerk, R. S. Bryson, .lustlre of the Peace In land for Eugene Justice District, I.alie IC'ouniy, Oregon, and J. I.. Clark, Jus- tice of the Peace In and for Creswell precinct. I.ane County, Oregon, thai at the -aid election the total number ! of wites a st In the precinct of Cj.ritiL'f'cM. In I.ane county. Orekon. ' i : rlif u i.-.-lln. ' For and Against to.'c running al large." Is and was Hl.li ; and tb said number of , ;t . in the said Springfield ;r. .in' " ;ainst stock running at !nrg. " and was !k votes. It ap f"'on fail abstract that the re.,.,!t of vii'l vote is and was 2 33 vnt--. a:-:iiT: sti k running at large -i: .i . ia:i for :"tk running at large. nil :ta' "he majority against stock rut -ill "- i: 'its- In sai l Springfield p.-.Ti:,. t it a. id 233 voles. The-"for'. In conijillance with i:..;.!:! C-M". r,f the C.-neral Laws of I.,.,,,,, ;.i-.-d by the legislature of he s'a'e if Oi.'gon .n the year ls07. h-Teby given that after GO un the da'.- of thin notice it tinliiw.'ul ( r stock to run at a said Siirltigflcid pre I.,,::e f'-i'intv, Oregon, un nf $1'" for the first of .id J.'U f..r each and every : r o'f'-n. '. to be r'-covered .. ..wtcr of the slofk In civil :i 'he name of the State of V '. re A J'lrtlce of the peace . , ... ' .i h h su h owner Ca- mount. The last sale made on Walnut ave nue heeler to Berkshire, brought $." a front foot, but ns I am author ized by the non-resld. nt owner to close out this property at once. It will go Saturday at $3 to $l per front foot 20 to 40 per cent below Its market value. It will bo sold In half lots with the privilege of more at the same rate. Terms: One-third cash, balance In one year at ti per cent In terest. Abstract title. Free carfare to bona fldo buyers GEO. MELVIN MILLER, Room 20, MrClung Block. Cor. 8th and Willamette. Phon Red H61. LADIES PLEASE TAKE NOTICE It Ib with pleasure that w an nounce to the ladles of Eugene and Lane county that the celebrated cook and demonstrator. Professor Jos. Becker, will be with us all nent week, commencing Monday, June 22, at 2 p. m. He will give rooking lessons on the grvat Majestic range. We es pecially want the ladles who have met tbe professor during the past several years to meet him again this year, as he always has something new to show them. J19 OKIFFIN HARDWARE CO. Window washing sal general cleaning. References given. Charles Murphy, Courthouse Loaning Hons. Tel. Red 421. Jyll NEW TODAY FOl'ND Fountain penu Claimant may rail on Mai Schaf-r. 777 High . street J2" vd .s O ' . :'av re ; f.,- o.ll ' '-I ! n.il of a I" ,., ! ''I!..' ! K f. I. HE. , rk. Ine County. FOR SALE One fresh cow and calf P L. Miller. Blair Street addition tf WAVTED A g .od .MElmXti OK ALl'MXAE A hslness n ling of tho alumnae of the Cnlverslty will be held on Monday af ternoon, June 22, nt 2:30 o'clock. In Villard hull. All women graduates of the 1'nl verslty are uiged to be pres ent. The mei'ilng will open promptly at 2:30. M ItS. L. T. HARRIS, Vl'-e President. Ll'ELLA C. CARSON. J2 0 There will be a bona fide tiny. 1 :.'. as advertised, on market il.iv. a young couple rc.i.ling In this city consenting to appear !.. ! :.' the pub lic and have lh- nup:u! knot lied on that no asiou. 'rhe w::l ..eupy a carriage at the head of I he parade on the. street and Immediately after ho parade the ceremony will take place! :n the cast park. The ladies of the city are requested to bring (lowers to decorate the platform and ihe mer chants are ased to donate a tew gifts with which to feather thelri nest and start them out on llie's Jour- ney together. This affair promises loj be one of the most Interesting tea-1 tures of the day. j DIED. At 340 East Fourth street. Eu-1 gene. June IS, I90S. Annie E. Leav-1 er. wife of Win. II. Wheeler, aged 47. Kodol Is the best-known prepara tion that Is sold by druggist today for t'yspepsla or Indigestion or any atomaoh trouble. Kodol digests all foods. It Is pleasant to take. It Is sold here by all druggist... NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS AM) l'ltOPERTY OWNEIW Notice is hereby given that purstt antant to the terms .if ordinance Ni. 747, passeil by the common council June 1, l'JOS, and approved by the mayor Juno 5, liiUS, bids will bo re ceived by the street comniltteo, at th office of the city recorder of the city of Eugene, until 7:30 o'clock p. in. Monday, the 29th day of June, 190S, to Improve tho following des ignated streets, In the city of Eu gene, by the construction of cement curbing along both sides or said streets, and by paving said streets with bltullthlr, asphalt or olher hnrd surface pavement In accordance," with the plnns and' specifications therefor prepared by the city engineer In con formity to said ordinance No. 747, to-wlt: Olive street, from Fifth street to Tenth street. Fifth street, from Ollvo street to Oak street. Sixth street, .from Olive street to Oak street. Tenth street, from Ollvo street to Willamette street. Tenth street from Willamette street to Oak street. Eleventh street, from Wlllnnielle street to Ollvo street. Oak street, from Seventh street to Ninth street. All In tho city of Eugene. The common council requires that separate bids be submitted for each of the ahovo designated streets, and does hereby notify all bidders that separate contracts for the Improve ment of each of said streets will be required. Bidders will state price In detail, In accordance with specifications prepared by tho city of Eugene, and now on flic In the office of tho city recorder. All work to be done under tho supervision nf tho street rommlt ten to their satisfaction, and to he approved by them. All contractors will bo required to furnish nn ap proved bond In a sum to tin agreed upon for the faithful performance of his or their contract. And all bid ders shall Include with each bid a certified check In a sum equal to G per cent of the amount bid, payable to J. D. Matlock, Mayor. Tho street committee reserves Ihe right to reject any nnd all bids. By order of the common council, I). F, DOItltIS, Recorder. Dated nt Eugene, Oregon, June 9, 190H . Don't overlook this Market Day Sale We also uuike 2o?o reduction on all Suit Cases. ROBERTS BROS TOGGERY 554 Wilamette Street xoncK It appearing fiom tho abstract of totes cast at ihe regular June, 1S0S, election as made by the canvassing board of 1.4110 county, Oregon, con sisting of E T. Lee. county clerk. R. S. Brysuii, Justice of Ihe Peace In und for Eugene Justice District, l.ano County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, Jus tice of the Pence in and for Creswell Precinct. Lane County, Oregon, that nt the said election the total number of votes cast In the precinct of Springfield. In Lane county. Oregon, on the question. "For aud Against stock running at large," Is and was 1S6 votes, and tho siild nutribor tf votes rust In tho said Willamette precinct "Against stock running at large" Is nud wns 96 votes. It ap pearing from said abstract that tho result of said Vote Is and was 6 votes against slock running at largo more than for stock running at large, and that the majority against stock running at largo In said Wlllamottq. product Is and was 6 votes. Therefore, In compliance with Section 424!i of the Ueneral Laws of Oregon, passed by the legislature of the state of Oregon In tho year 1907, notice Is hereby given that aftor 60 days from the dnto of this notice It will ha unlawful for stock to run at large In suld Willamette pre cinct. Lane county, Oregon, un der penalty of $10 for tho first of fence and $20 for ench and every subsequent offence, to be recovered from the owner of the stock In civil nctlon In the name of the Slate of Oregon before n Justice of the pence of the precinct In which such owner or keeper, or either of them, may re side, and such penalty shall be for the benefit of, and when collected paid Into, the common school fund of the county -In which such action Is brought within sixty days after such animal Is proveit to bo at large. Dated this 9th day of June. 1908. (Seal) E. U. LEE. County Clerk, Lane V'ounty. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that the) County Court of Liino County, Ore gon, will receive sealed bids for the ' furnishing of nil material nnd con structing a bridge across the Ed wards Slough on County rnnd No. 12 In See. li tp. Ill, s. r. 4 w., said bridge to bo a 60-foot span, of Howe Truss pattern, to be built according to tho plans and specifications now on file III tho office or tho county clerk of Lnno county, Oregon. All bids to bo accompanied by certified check of 5 per rent of thu amount of tho bid, suld bid to bo filed with the clerk of Lnno county on o,r before 2 o'clock in the nflernoon of July 6, 1908. The court rosorves the right to re ject uny and nil bids. By order (r the court. K. II. LEIO. County Clerk. Pendleton will entertain the next annual grand lodge of Knights of Pythias. 4 NOTICE It appearing frohi the abstract of votes cast at the regular June, 1H0K, election as made by the canvassing board tif line county, Oregon, con sisting of E. U. l.ee, county clerk, It. S. Bryson, Justice of the Peace In and for Eugene Justice District, Iane County, Oregon, and J. L. Clark, Jus tice or the Peace In and for Creswell Precinct, Lane County, Oregon, that at the said election the total number of voles cast In the precinct of Zumwalt, In Lane county, Oregon,! on the question, "For and Against j stock running at large," Is and was i 92 votes, and the snld number ofj votes cast In the said Zumwalt. precinct "Against stock running at large" is and was K4 votes. It ap pearing from said abstract that the result of said vote Is and was 76 votes against stork running at large more than for stock running at large,! and that Ihe majority against stock ; running at large in said Zumwalt! precinct Is and was 76 voles. Therefore, In compliance with! Section 42 4a of the (ienersl Lsws of i Oregon, passed by the legislature of th state of Oregon In the year 1107, notice u hereby given that after 60 days from the date of this notice It will be unlawful for stock to run at1 large ln said Zumwalt pre-' rlnet. Lane County, Oregon, un-1 der penalty of $10 for the first of-1 fence and $20 for each and every subsequent offence, to be n-eovered ' from the owner of the stock In civil action In the name of the Slate of Oregon before a Justice of the peace of thesireclnot In which such owner b... r ..r ,.l,l...- ..f ,.w ro tor ho'.l: '..' ' i... ., won an preferred; good '- i ',, 1,-n-flt of, and when .oll-.ted ii'tv ork for rig!.' ;.,r!y. all I rit,, ln,, ,h ,.,, ,r,ol fund of . r..".3 High street. J '-' j t h e (ouii'v In which such aclon Is - brought within sliiv di.vs af'er inch Hilt SALE OR TRMiE S-. ond- .,, , prVed to l.e at large hand buggy; will take wood, p-.ta i H,i !r.h day of JX'. IS'H. tc or eh 'k'-ns. Apply at l.'nder-l fH,.a, y rSf.KK, wood Hoi.. Eugene. J2I1 CotirQ) Clera, Ijine County. EU BANGS J. II. VEST CP. BARNARD EARL McNUTT BANGS LIVERY CO. Livery, Feed, Stage and Sales Stables Cabs Alwayi Ready First Class Turnouts of All Descriptions ..STACIS.. McKENZIE STAGEImws Eum EUGENE FLOR ENCE STAGE atStJOa.m. Starts do not call it A dally itagrlciveiEurril6 a. m, srivate rnlocncn tot will call lor lor Mapleton, cIom connection by IK'Ce" aotillcd lbs day belore, iteamcr for Florsnct and com Livery Phone Main 2 1 POM'IK ATTENTION greets all customers at our market, and as choice a piece of ntent as was ever laid on block Juicy, tender, exquisite ly flavored and fine grained, la what we cut your porterhouse, sirloin, flat bono or' hip bone sleaks from. We know how to rut up meats for your table as well as to choose the M'rimeat, so that they will look tempting as well as tender and succulent. Our prices are low fur prime meats. Broders' Bros ft han?Main40 . West, S h St. STUDEBAKER BUGGIES IF till' WANT THE IIFST JWY Hit DFIMKFIt Itl titilE MillMI W II.OV OR SI Kill A. Ill III It Mill II V. WORK. MANNIIIP AMI I IMsll THEY M1H THE BEST IX THE MtKI.T, YOI Wil l, MthE NO MISTAKE IF till' MMlK o Kit ol It LINE BIT ORE III HM,, o S. L: LONG, Hardware SO East 9th Street, Phone Red 1271 J 4