Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, June 25, 1908, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ETGEXE DAILY GUARD, THURSDAY. JUXE 25, 1908. The Friendly Store 1 6 1 Friday Surprise Sale Ladies' Tailored Suits, Value to $25.00. at $9.00 Just 15 of these stylish tailored suits left, sizes 32 to, 36 and Misses' Suits, sizes 14, 16 and 18, made of plain and fancy materials. Every one this season's style, but ' they "must be closed out quick, and (o do this they havd been marked at less than half, even less than the material alone would cost. Remember only 15 suits in all, sold regular at $15.00 to $25. oo, tomorrow your choice (jQ f i at this low price each ' . J W $10.00 Ladies' Linen Tailored Suits, Ea. $7.50 One dozen stylish Tailored Linen Suits, in white, leather, blue and white stripes, 24in and 36m leugth coats, these just in by express, sizes 33 to 38, . worth 10.00 at ,- $7.50 Lingerie Waists Reduced $3.50 Waists to $2.50 $2.50 Waists to $1.50. Tomorrow we offer our entire stock of Ladies' Lingerie Waists at a big reduction, all A sizes and a beautiful assortmtiit. We also offer i dozen sample net waists at one third less- than regular price. All Summer Goods Values to 50c at yard 25c We c ffer tomorrow and Saturday our entire stock of Summer Cotton Dress Fabrics, Lawns, Organdies, Etc., at a big saving, values to 5oc, your choice a yard ' 25c 'MONTANA MAN INTERESTED IN WALDO LAKE the circuit. Sid Intended to bunt in Sunday's matinee. The ball went in I to the air across the foul line. 'Dutch' Heyser made a drive lor ti;j short foul, but Smith crouched down and ran in front of . the Salem re ceiver and as a. resutl the ball was not miirmii'd." Sid also worked the umpire for a base by falling away i from the plate and pretending the . spheroid connected the top ot i.t h.min tiov Si -1 Is meeting the ball F. II. Ray, stale bunk examiner of ia a 417 cip." ' i' Montana, whose home Is at Helena, j I who first came to Eugene oer three J jp lUCCCR? fC I IMC weeks ago. left on the train last eve-! 1 FlHllOrLnO UT LHllL nlng for Helena, "'bile A Oregon Mr. Ray spent considerable time In the Cascade mountains. He seemed anxious to secure data In regard to timber. It is also known that he went to Waldo Lake, over the snow, with A. K. HIack, on his recent trip to the lake last week. Further In formation could not be secured, but the indications are, and The Guard feels confident that Mr. Ray nas be come interested with Mr. Black In his Waldo Lake reservoir and irriga tion enteruri.se v FIVE DEAD AND iSarsatabssS MANY IHJURED'te-H-SgS .1 11.10 CITY NEWS Boys' Wash Suits Reduced 1 Friday every wash suit will be reduced 2,5 including Buster Brown and sailor styles., The materials ae duck, linen, g'alatea and chambra, and the colors tan, blue and light blue, sizes 2x2 years to 7 years. $3.50 Suits reduced to $2.50 $3.00 Suits reduce! to . $2.00 $2.50 Suits reduced to $ 1 . 65 $2.00 Suits reduced to $1.35 $ 1 .50 Suits reduced to $1.10 $1.25 Suits reduced to 98c Splendid Values in Boys' Blouse Waists and shirts, ' all styles and colors .. . . . . . 50c Boys' Black Telescope Hats, in black .only, made with or without braid edge, . ; Friday $1.50 values. v T ::.. ... . 98c I LuI1cs'Muk1Iii Viidcrtveur Luce Curtains, JS8 Styles, ; Knibiolclciics and Trimmings. . - KKDUCKI) U ' 1 KKIU'CKI) H 1 . ' 1 ltKDLl'KI) U ' Ladles' WalHlH, Silk, Lawn, Net, lilankets anil Comforts , Hundreds of Itcmiiantg ltKDUCKI) M . KBDVCKI) H HKDUCEI) and Ladle, Fast Black Hose. 13 2.V tilkTovV " ' Bl"l'tl, assortment of Ladies Illinois Lace Curtains, - Short Silk moves ... . Belt(Jj Comhs Neckwear Vei a "'r Slk pal 5c Belt Buckles,' ete. . : COUNTY REAL ESTATE Have Your Ahstmcts Filial lly The Luno County Abstract Co. 2l, Five are 1 nav. .1 ;j!.!i.;J:rii u ;cM-e Injure. In an explosion, followed by 'a Wm, in a five story building, the upper floors of which are used as a board ing house at 17a. Huron street. The explosion occurred in the plant of the I'abst Chemical Co., on the ground floor. The deadv are, Mis. Mary Xolan and four daughters, -Mary, Jennie, Emma and Helen. Mrs. Nulan was janitress of the building. i.Ti-n... 1 : SH. FRIENDLY 592-594 Willamette Street Agents Nemo and Kabo Corsets, Moneybak Silk, Wayne Knit Hosiery, Priestley's Dress Goods ' PERSONAL . . Mra. U. A. Booth went to. Portland today on a visit. 1 J.-W. Zimmerman la up from Port land on business. Miss Aline Malm of Roseburg, Is . attending the teachers' Institute, Sheriff Klee.t Hurry L. Mown went attending the teachers' convention. Dean B. C. Sanderson and family went to Turner this afternoon to at tend the Christian convention there. I. S. Day of irvms, was In the cltv a few dayB ago. He hns recently re covered , from a long and serious Ill ness. J. A. Iluuns was u passenger to Creswell on tho afternoon train to day. He has a job of puper hanging there1. Miss Hose Parrot, a former (trad to his farm out near Junction CHy , uato of thu University, Is attending todny. 1 : the convention. Her home is in Attorney Zera Snow of Portland . Roseburg. Was In the city ,0 illegal business to-i John Ponlaiul, the well known day. I'niversity student, expects to go to A. 11. Hlnkson was a passenger on Idaho soon to look after his survey- in mornings su.ge. .0, . ,g -cs s , Ore City, arrived I & -by ' nk Hyer, agent for Kola Judge Mount graduated from the In stitution 25 years ago. Miss Helga Berry, sister of Walter M. Berry, leaves In the morning for her home in Astoria. Her brother Is a member of the graduating class of this year. Mrs. J. D. New8ome if Denver, Colo., arter a visit at the home of Mrs. W. M. Marshall in Eugene, left today for Prineville where she will visit relntlves: President E. D. Ressler, or the Monmouth normal school, formerly superintendent of Eugene's public schools, is here attending the teach ers' convention. Prof. V. C. McKecv formerly prin cipal of the Eugene high school Posters are out today for Eugene's and Lane County's monster celebra tion. The stone walls for the second story of the 'fins itew Divinity-school building are up. The work of putting on a brick cornice on the Walton and Smith blocks began today. Prof, and Mrs. O. C. Brown o,f Drain Normal, are Attending the teachers' convention. Gravel Is being laid on University avenue repairing the mud holes made by the last winter traffic. The notarinl commission of F. W. Moorhead of Junction City,, was filed with the county clerk today. Hunter & Tirrell have been award ed the contract td erect the new Mitchell & Garrett two-story brick blotfk. ' , A marriage license was issued to day to Harlow J. Evans, aged 32 years, of Bak'er City, and Miss Grace Murray, aged 31 of Eugene. The Hazelwood Creamery Co.. fur nished Ice cream to the Portland ex cursionists all the way up and back on the excursion yesterday. The debris In front of the new First National Bank addition was cleaned up today, all of the exterior work having been completed. Norrls Humphrey Is having archi tect John Hunzlcker draw plans for remodeling his ' residence at the south end of Willamette street, The street cars had to go back to the old twenty-minute -schedule to day. It being impossible to maintain a fifteen-minute schedule , with ihe power at hand. - ' Judge Harris this afternoon grant ed a divorce to A, J. Richmond from Fannie B. Richmond on the ground of desertion. I. N. Harbaugh was at torney for the plaintiff. : All members of. the Commercial Club are requested to meet at VII lard Hull tonight at eight o clock to attend the reception to the - State Teachers' Association. The members of the Klosche Tllla cum Club with some ot their friends, enjoyed, a picnic In the country to. day before they close their home on Twelfth street for the summer. . Next Wednesday evening, July 1, at 8 o'clock at the Baptist church, Llvia Bond will present her pupils In a piano recital. Cecil Lyons, vio linist will assist. Everyone Invited to attend. John -Gray to John F. Kelly, 160 acres in sec. 32, tp. 20, s r 6 w. $1. . U. S. to F. J.. Schneider, 160 acres in sec. 2, tp.. 20, s r 6 w. George N. McLean etux to J. F Kellv, tract In sec. 32, tp. 20, s r 6 w. J1.00 U. S. to Louis Helbllng, 1C0 ac-. res In sec. 34, tp. 20, s r 4,w. J. S. Taylor etux to II A. Shoults. 7fi acres in sac 18, tp. 16, s r.S-V. $1900. . L. Bilyeu etal to John Brenton. tract in Long and Landes add to Cot tage Grove $1.00. A. .W. Sumers etux to W. R: Sinners, part of lot 3 In block 51 in Junction City, $1501. B. F. Gueley etux to Jons Fruel son ojux, $240. - U.'S. to John Gray, pat. 100. SO ac res in sec. 32, tp. 21, s r 2 w. L. O. Beckwith etux to Isaac Zum walt, part of lots 4 and 5 in block 1 in Packard's add to Eugene,- $200. John W. Christian to T. J. Brack en, lot 1 In block 3 in Christian's tdd to Eugene; lots 8 and in sec. 11, tp 18, s r 3 w. T. J. Brackett to J. W. Christian, 100 acres in sec 28, tp.' 17, vs r G w. A. M. Sweaney to Belle Sweaney, lots 12 and 13 In block 14 of Fair mount. $100. . . 1 Joel Addlngton etux to C. P. Dev ereaux tract In sec. JIO, "tp. 19, s r 1 w. $101. ... . ' '. J. W. Christian to T. J, Brackett, lot lMn block 3 in Christian's add to Eugene. T. J. Brackett tq John W. Chris tion, 33.69 acres in sec. 11, tp. J8 s r 3'w. - - . ,' ' BOY ACCIDENTALLY V KILLS HIMSELF At Mabel, on the Mohawlc. Tues day evening, Roy, the 13-year-old son 'of E. L. Van Matre, was killed by the accidental discharge of a sho gun with which he was hunting snulrrels' near-his home. ' It is not 'known how the accident occurred. The full charge entered the left eye. i , AKN'ATOR HANSBOKOUGH . ........ . ...... 1 iii.'ii St'; Paul, June 24. Specials to the Pioneer Press state that the returns tonlcht Indicate that Senator Hans borough has been defeated in the isortn Liaaoia primaries aim . " Little - (Stalwart) and .T- E. . Mar shall (Insurgent) will be the two high men in the race. - . PROGRAM TOR THE GRAND.. "The Doings of a Poodle." I "Wonderful Mirrors." "Francesca Rimini or Two Broth ers." "Too Indolent." "A Gamble For a Woman." Song: "Just a Little-Rocking Chair and You." . "Smile On Me." rhe Nazareth Waist Co.,' of New York,, recently offered prizes to chil dren drawing pictures of the waist' mads by the company. There were two prizes awarded In Eugene through S. H. Friendly. They were to Tyra William Harris, of 454 Pearl street, and Glenn Ward -of 783 Pearl street. - j Positively cured Tiy these Little I1 ill.',. They also relievo Di trcp.3 from Dyspepsia, 1 dfesUon and Too Hearty Eating; A perfect reai pi!y for Dizziness, Kausoi, Drowsiness, Bad Taste la tUo Mouth. Coated TonerovPaln In tho swo TORPID LIVER. Thej regulate the Bowels. Purely Vegetable. SMALL PILL. SHALL DOSE. SMALL PRICE. SlCSi Sit CARTELS JrHUs. to rsya carters; Genuine tyiust Gear Fac-Sinitle Signature ' ITTIE IVER PILLS. Household goods for D. W. Jarvls and Mrs. T. G. McMurry arrived In ICiigene this morning from Portland. Two more good families for Eugene. A car of hops was shipped yesler- here this afternoon to atteud the Mra. Hair and her daughter, Mo-'verslly of Oregon graduating class, xelln left for their homo nt Grant's leaven In the mnrntnir f.-tr hU home Pans todav. I In Baker Cltv. Kov- Herbert S. Johnson went to Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Griffin went; Mrs. J. T. Miller of Yoncalla, who Portland on last evening's train and to Cottage Grove this nfterion to has been attending the rtiiiunence-! wl" ve there tomorrow for his visit friends. nient exercises at the University. re-l,uim" Ml Uoslon. He was ai'compan- ..... .. ..... .... 1 ......... ! t.il td Pm-llnnrl l.u hlu i ..!.. .' 1... ..." . . .... o .. . ..',. ...i. 1.1. W. .Inhnsnn ..wi mi.. a, a, u pretty i.nilges to the Portland ex visit relatives. ' denly ill In the sheriff's office yes- Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Frank returned Miss Addle Stewart, a Koxehnrg lerday, with acute Indigestion, is 1 this afternoon from a trip to HII-J leiiener, iu uiieiiuiMK i.iu n-m ..ei o: tel. ...... i. iii iu-i ...iia... i...sn. .......I. i lie.v report WIC rail- convention. Miss ltuby Yates came up from , roads In thai state In verv bad condl- Mrs. K. L. Canihell and son Wasco today to visit her cousin, Mlss'tlun 011 iiccomit of the recent floods Nels. Misses Helen Aya and Minnie Mundy, stenographers In the office of Manager Hartog of. the Commer cial Club, accompanied him to Al bany yesterday and distributed the WILLIAMS' RlUViCl PILLS Have you negtecieU your kidneys? Have you overworked your nervous system and caused troubUj with your kidneys and bladder? Have you pains In the loins', side, back, groins der the oyes? Too frequent a desire to pass urine? If so, Williams' Kid; ney Pills will cure you. Sold by Linn Drug Co., price 50 cents. Williams Mfg. Co., proos., Cleveland. Ohio. IN ONE OR MANY COLORS LARGEST FACILITIES IN THE WEST FOR THE PRODUCTION OF HIGH GRADE WORK RUSTIC MOULDING semi lPp5Tv5, BOXES EIearic,Gas,Wate: j itm At tow kt uitiii MHii j I Wil'amette Valley Co ,EveryWoni2s W MM I Jib roar dntfljt for tt. mnmw r.m Bui r pi no nlhor. hut itirl at tun fm 1 mil iwuuuiamanu nirmioni la- j lane-javl8 Drug 'co.t a storri Woodward. 0rk fr C-nM fmk 1 "LKS. VK TAKE 1IICYCLKS apart wh;n we rejlalr them, ffe 4 don't try to tinker them (p with J 'a few cracks of a hammer on big dose of oil. Bring your wheel here to be flxel and It ' will be done rlsht. If there is any pari broken we ellh.r re- pair- or replace It. When it leaves our sticp It will be s good as a new-wheel. EUGENE GUN CO Phone Block 1 5 1 1 534 Wi Umette Striet m!y-J).J'--g-Jllll i cursionists. Dewey, relurned last night from 11 n Daisy Pollock. After a few days' extended visit at W'oodburn. ! visit she will go to Kluilia. Miss Lucia Wllklns went to Port-! Judge Monni of Olynipla, Wash., land today to visit her sister. Mrs. left today fur his home after having C C. McCornaek, n few days. attended the graduating e.erclscs of President II. M. Crooks (if Albany the s.-nlor class at the University, of College, poptilurin Kugene Is hero which his son Frank, Is a meuiber. Ward L. Ray and W. M. Berry. two University granules of this year, received notice yesterday that they had passed an. examination taken po-the CAItl) OF THANKS, We wish to extend' our sincere thanks to the many friends that were so good and kind to us In our afflic tion and death of our dear boy Clif ford, and for the splendid floral of fering. E. T. VIOKERS. LORENA .VICKERS. DAN VICKERS. IF YOU KM'IW The merits of the Texas Wonder you would never suffer from kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble. $1 a bottle (two lliuui.l.' irrotiucut) sold bv O. J. Hull, or Jiv mall. Send for testimonials. Dr. E. W. Hall, 2926 Olive street, St. Louis. " You Arc Invited to the ' Opening of Our New ICE GREAM PARLORS and Confectionery Store , Opening Will Occur Friday, Jwie 26th Afttrnoon and Evininj TIIK ATTtt.tCTIVK HANK ACCOl'NT. When you start an account you will bo pleased to find out what a convenience It Is to have a safe place for your money, and know that you can get It nt once In rase you need It. It betsany other method of disposition of your funds. Safety, stnblllty and satisfac tory service are some of the at tractive features of this old bank. Tfte Eugene Lean .and vir Sak Capital and SuQlus $125,000.00 EsUblishedOI892 i " j A. M. banders, city school sup- some time ago for a laboratory erlntendent at Albany, was an ill- sltlon with the government in rival in I'.ugene tins atlernoon to at- Bureau of tSandards., tend the stale teachers' convention. j J. W. Potts arrived Here vester- Registrar Tiffany of the I'nlver day morning fr un Redding. Cal., and slt' ssvs ,!l,,t students w ill attend i is visiting his brother, F. (' Pons summer school during the remainder 'the cigar mnnufiii'tiirer He ..in' f tills month and July. Nearly half iprolmhlvVvhl,. here In tint future 01 Ima """""'r are r.guiar stu.ients. 1 (mv trains will be run on the C. & K. ! Vtidor Hammocks and porch ! n hn'' r,'st Bs 11 r1"" arc teachers ' froII, Albany to Yaqulna. leaving Al shades are best. Chaipbers Hardware, wa,u"'S t take special work. . hntly nt 7:45 . nl. The morning ' t'o. ' d ' . "" local from here connects with this I . Mr and Mrs. M. S. Hubble cele-trI,i at Albany, round trip rate, ' OPTICAL OFFIt'F. CI.IISFD 1 "euunig ainuver-1 $3.00, nui.' i i.K-u inn. . ... 1 .1 . cuj yes terday. A few Invited guests were present and a fine dinner was served. Mr. Hubble, who hns been 111 for the past few mouths. Is much better today. Dr. Fi-ane Labile Hard.! the Optlc ' Ian, will h; out of the city froui June 27th to July llrd. On her return, land (Inline the summer mouths, she I will be at her office, 1 to 4 New j Chrisnian Hulldlng, every d from I ID a. m. to 1 p. 111. other hour by ' appointment only. J27 iP IHfll'l Wis. 11. A. Allen has engaged Ar i iteet r ree Thomas to draw a set K.XCl liSlOX TO NEWPORT. During the summer season Sun- AT OTTO S. I -noor Merchant Lunch and all kinds of short orders will' be served again, commencing Saturday. June 27. Rreakfasts a speciality.' TCnrinl fa Iha hn.l.lrnnKn ti.nnn... of plans lot- a handsome ten room . ton tnn, js sol(1 hv ,irBgst9 todav Till. lo be built as SUMl IIS the plallS f.)r Hvaoe.wlfl or InHVn.lInn I :tte flushed en her lot adjoitilnu .that ; stomach trouble. Kodol digests all MercliantVLuiiO, d all kinds of ' ".' I 1 6 ' v f"n 's- r"'t to take. It Is ahorl orders will be served a.n. ' " " .'i'"" 8"1"' "llr Nh" ; sold hei-e by all dniKuUta. q coiiinienelng Salurday, .lull,. 27. I -' n m Hreakfasts a speelaltv. .. ., , . . 1 "ev. . . s l.itue F.any Risers. th will bq the name of our new place This year" our formal Soda Opening: w.is ""'jj got our new room fitted tip, which has t.sken us a times as long as we'expected .id very lis-.iy a. uijeii witiiout iidving our new rum r ception we will be able to show you one :f the in ttoncry stores in Oregon. The store v ... be beau i u ated and there will be ' Music from 7:30 to I! P- All adult callers wi'll be served' with our Koh-i-ncor Free of charge. ...Hire Children will rcccKe souvt. ... $30.00 Paize for bovs. ask tor - punch A. . Vioquet at a well-knowii'lnceiii' base' Ituy a packet.) of "Will Crow" fer-ii,n i.,,.. .,. .,n... a 1. tlliier for Price IT. y.O rose aljrjdruggists. Chambers Hardware Co. or garden. ttip Vancouver Pioneers. Is one of the jst received quick-witted and clever players In nolenms. hoiicht at new ..r,.. large Invoice of !'- Keep the cftlfc in mind and plan to come--You are"' FRIDAY, JUNE 2 of THE KOH-I-NOOR- RED CROSS DRUG STORE -cctci J. tf V. Kays Fur. Co,