Eugene daily guard., July 14, 1908, Image 6

Mid -Summer Clearance Sals
Grand Bargains in Every Depigment,. Summer Dresses J-Price
20c Thin Wash Dress Fabrics yd I2c
20 pic.es, all diflercnt patterns, pongee shades, blues, pinks, greens, blacKs, cu., 3
inches wide, neat patterns, al! new designs. Don't delay coming for these, O lf
they wont lasi at the price, cool thin materials, all of them, only yard , .... 2'
Galatea Cloth, yd. 18c
Comes In light blue, pink, navy, black, Copen-
thcy wont lasi at the price
48-in Border Batiste, 60c (wliiy Special yd. 4Cc
Comes In atrlpf-H and deep cross bur stripe, pink,
laveudir, blu,. ii.d lli;lil green only. This In nr.e
of the newest features lu cotton dress fabrics.
:Ui INCH UXKN, A VAItll a.v.
Pink, llghl.blue, greys, navy, browns, green, tiin,
He. 80c fluidity, ipcclal, a yard JJ.
Traah, a yard iiOe
l,ii:i n, white, Ian and figure.
A. K. C. ;l(.HAMS, YARD
3' I i aest quality Percale
Aifierlc'.u Prints, a yard
Amo.Hk-.ratf Apron Ginghams . ,
Yawl wide Muslins, Sheetings,
lally iirlced.
India Llnun 5. 8. 1 1 . and 1 8f J"!
12 12
12 12
5
7 1-2
Outings, etc. spec-
i COUNCIL HOLDS
REGULAR MONTHLY
: BUSINESS SESSION
Eugene's Largest
and Best Store
S.H. FRJENDLY
592-394 Willamette St. '
You' Money's
Worth or
Your Money Back
Constipation k
J V.i.-I ' ,. l-t t.. 1.1.- ' "
Hood's Pills uf.-,:';.:
AT VANGOUVER
....,, .., Mi,. Ulnnl- Oo,,nl,er.it ?
:for a few days. : DIED.
" PERSONAL ' K. K. Ilyland In In the city from .
;. Lowell today. ! 4.x
V . ,M, A I a i - K r t 1 1 1 1 1 1 la visiting , At (J ,,, (lf n(.r ))arent
friend. In Hprtniifli-ld for a few day.11I1(i Mri) . Wlllam Naylor 189 Weal
Joel McCornaek la down from Mr-i Ml Mary Woods expects to leave fourth street, a8t ngnt jeulia vista
tola on business. ( In the momlriK for Foley Springs on NByor UK,.(1 u years. The family
Jr. Lulu Miiniuain In taking an ; .""A1,", ., . ' , , . n j moved from Coburg to Eugene a llt
outlnt at Newport. , J: w , l",,,lm '"-ln-l". J- ; tin less than a year ago. The deceas-
I- M Ker.haw of Medf.rd la In ; "'"''' wl11, ""v, ln '"oriilng for e:, u HUrvlv,.(1 ,,y a ,,,. an( ,jr()lh.
I. M. ierna, 01 ueniorii, ia in r, , ,, McKenzle resorts. ,,. Sn .,, ' ,,lH,.n, , ,h ,,,h
Ilia city on business. w Kuykendall and family, of "i,,.,., T"Lat... , B5
Jiobart Hulcry Is down from Wal-;ti, city, and J. T. Hrumfleld and ! j.v u. classmates Hh ... -
lerVllla for a few duya
wife, of Cortland, leave tomorrow
eliiaamiitea. She was of a
minnv lllunnultlnn n.wl ...III t It..
.-j .1 , n u..,.i..,ri nr., at ' nwiriilnir for Folev HorlnifM mi ii n out- .... . ..... ' - . ' .. aauiy
jir. uu mii. . w..... -. - - ; uiissea oy nor many rrlemla. The ftl-
Newpurt on ail ouilng. , lli(. Ineral wlll b held Wednesday July
W. A. 1)111 la home from Purltaud.) T- niirnett recorder of Jackson 15 at 2:30 m f
where h. look hla vaeallon. county , In the (lly for a duy or h,
J-J' M.UKrrfJrV'?'!!T . ,.1'"' 'h , n". 'h ""' ' Tlw Ouard.
uwu - Mril , E iirJnail(tn anj jrri jh.
O. E. DelmoiliiK returned lul rrnni. of Portland, after a vlilt wllh
nlgbl from a trip lo "Vaqulna. their parents, Mr. and Mra. Opo. 1),
S. T. i'almer, of Albany, was In DorrlH, In Eugene, returned home
liugene yesterday on business. iUHt evenliiK. '
A. U Honey, the Goshen merchant,, a. II. Howe and daughter, Mrs.
Hoy Hales, went lo ScotlsliurK tills
afternoon to visit there a few weeks
with relatives,
Ills territory embraces nearly all of
inn country west of the .Mississippi,
anil he Is therefore a very busy man.
I. flu, U,lk..l. tin ...A-. .1 1
H. Clay Owen Oeorge Had.ey ani' at Yuma (Mty, New Mexico, w ere "
Prank De s left this afternoon or thermometer was renlsierinJ 1 1 1 ,1,..
........... .............. i.eauer,
.iirs. it. luiyiu j. uyo went lo
Itonebitrg this afternoon lo Join her
husband, who spoke hero rlundiiy
was lu the city today on business
Miss II. rkhoollnx was a passenger
to 1'orllaud on last evening's train. 1
l,uy ArmllaVe came dowu from
Creswell on the noon train today.
T .H. Ueau was a passenger for
Jllite Itlvur on the stage this morning.
.William Hundley, of Florence, Is In
tit city on buslneki for a few days.
Walter llnlmaii, of Mc.Mlnnvllle,
was In tharlty yesterday on business. ( night Anil went on to Itoseburg yes
Hluart Ferry and wife, of Lulling-1 terday.
tjn, Mich., arrived In Kugeiio last i Mr. nil,! Mrs. J, !, lli'aly, o( l.n''"iid I" nnolher column, and Is one
hlulll. ' A,,....U. ...I..I.....I (.. i., ...... I fit ,1,.. It..ul dn'.l tku .t.n-. mt..
Hamiiel Veutoh. ehulriiian nt the
floillhl'm Pacific ltnllwuy Orlevance
committee, with headquarters - In
Portland, was in Cottage tJrove Mon
day visiting briefly with hla aued na-i
rents, Mr. and Mra. II. C. Veatch. L, r... it . ,h X ,
Ills terrltorv embrace, nenriv u.i f?"p nry committee that the salary of
AT TIIM CIl.WI)
The proRrnm at the Grand will be
nl". ' Angeles, iii'rlved In Kiiaene last even
J. . 8ehinl.ll, wife and child ar- lug to visit ill the home of Mis. llrn
rlved hero last night from Lemurs, j ly s paVents, ,Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Iowa". ' illiftilis.
I'lyd MeWell la lioillu' fruill Purl-1 Miss Marie f'i-teer left this nfter
liuiri, al'tllillug lilt viicatlou with Ills' noon for her ranch on Lost creek,
folks, , i above Dexter, when) Bhe expecla D
Miss Maggie Veatch returned this , remain until ( school rommeiices In
kfteraoon from u visit nt Cottage 1 September.
tlrove. , , I, C. II, I'lckett was over from
Hherlff Harry Mown relumed thlk Hprlngfliild today, lie says the town
afternoon from a Irlp to Vancouver, 1 Is livelier than it has been for some
Wash. lime past on account of the mill run-
Mrs. Martha Smith and Miss lues nlng full blast.
White are, al Londun (Springs on an Mrs. Knllicr, Miss Alberta Camp-
out log
"llohemla" Sharp, an old-time
miner In III nohemla district Is In
the rlty. ,
Professor I. M. Olen was a pa
(ufter la Portland on the flyer lust
evening.
Mr. and Mra. It. It. l'opplelon left
for Portland yesterday In their au
tomobile. K. II. Cox and Deo, II. Kelly re
turned last evening from a trip to
Wrndlluit.
Mra. Harah Collins arrived up from
lNirtland tills altcrnoon to visit relu
llvea here.
Architect Y. I). II, mill was a ms
enger to Itoseburg on the attenuioii
trai ntotlny.
Mrs. II V. Johnson relumed home
to J ii ni l Win t'lly today alter a visit
In Ktigvne
A. K. Jolinson,' of Drain, arrived
toere l hla noon lo visit his daughter
Mrs. Ii. It. ;u.lrp.
Mr. and Mis S llnmUnker eni
to Phuunl lllll i Mb afternoon to vil
li M lalives a lew d.
r. and Mra. W. tlllbert are
no, rrum Kltsou Springs. r, t;i.
oeij la in m h luiprov. d In tu allh
J K. .Nolnn.l relumed t.i
rw. nils afieiiioon after a visit
wl her ller Mrs W I' , ' ,,.,,i...n
Slsa Nellie Mulk.-i I ,., l ! and Hill a. II ui,v ,,. .... .
geit- U.I en-ulna friini J. kmnvllle, ' """''le bid Itiiom S, Cluilii.
will M,ll trleml. here f.,r her of Coiiillleri-e. 1'ni tl,in,l
bell and Miss Lucia Campbell re
turned home Ibis aflomoon from
Newport, where they have been en
joying an extended outing.
Aliinny Herald: Hnlph Hohlnsog
left this niornlng for Portland, Mr.
Itolilnson has retired from the Itul
slon ICleeirlc Supply Company, and
will likely engage In some other busi
ness in Aliinny. n is reported that
ex-County Judge Stewart will take
.Mr. Itolilnson s place In the coin
lany. TllltOI t.ll KTAtiK TO
KITSOX NPItlNtiS
Arrangements have lately been
made so Unit persons wanting to go
lo Kitson Spring, can take the mail
stage at l.ngen, dnshen or Snrlnc
field and connect with the Huge at
Lowell for the sprlnga bv wav ot
llaiel Dell, on Tuesdays, Thursdays.
and aturnays. ' Sept 6
l'rl.- night Wednesday night at
the liraiiit.
T ... .
we nave i.',,o shines of
ColllMloek (lolilen llnl,. L
while
Andy Coghlan. for some lime
chef at (III, .. ,, , ( .ln, iim ,,t i
to aivein a simcar positi u at the h i-1
lei there I
Tile Misses llvhilnl ,-,,. pn,.-!
Hera on tlu'i auiriiiiig'. sr.it. t,ii ;,-.
iuiiib". lii-ie Hie
an ouiIiik.
Ml.s li,H ll..li.,l. of All.iin a,
rlv.,1 hi ie tld n,, n ,m U
JIS
I .ile
IKiD SIWIM;
Casollne p r, ,v v, ' Y, Moore
I'bo.ie He.l j;,- f),,er, farg., r
'inall IH 1. appreciated
Is In the window of itntieFtd llro.
Klghth and Willamette streets, 'Wlli
be given away. llenderihoil'. r.
cheslra will furnish Muule,
Prlxe nlgKl WeiUiesday night at
tliu Crand,
TIIK ItKMMiV THAT DOl'.S.
"Dr. King's New Discovery la the
remedy that does the healing others
promise, but fall to perform," savs
Mra. K. It. Plerson, of Auburn Centre.
I'n." II Is curing mrt of throat and
lung trouble of lonu standing, that
other treatments: relieved onlv tem
porarily. New Discovery Is doing me
so much good that 1 feel confident
Mb continued use for a reasonable
length of lime will restore nie to per
fect health." This renowned cough
and cold remedy and throat and lung
healer Is sold at W. A. KiivkendiiU's
drug store. B0p and 11.00. Trial bottle
fre.
Prlxe night Wednesday night nt
the tirnnd.
Suuvrv r Kvcnr-lon Hales lo Yiuiylim
mill Newport mill Detroit.
On siile every day. round trip to
Yauulna. $.1.00: to Newport $."..10'
to Detroit, It. jr..
Tickets sold on Saturday and Sun
day to YnquliiH and Newport, limited
lo Monday following. $:i no
' A. J. Oll.l KTTK. Agent.
I'lize night Wednesdav
the (Ir.ind.
night at
;i:itM tt. ii st'Ai.i.iox
The (lei llliin coiicli horse lit, tt 1
purriLised fit iti Duncan Sen! I will
make the stand dining the season al
I'-inus' bain
tr .' II. PKKKIXS.
ItOI'TIXK IllSIVLSS TI!AS.('l i:D
LAST NKillT llKPKltT OF MA
YOil MATUKTi OX HIS VISIT
TO MOKKIS ' HKAItD WILL
PltOliAHLY iKT HID OX HOXDS
t'HA.XCKD.
The monthly meeting of the city
council was beld last night at which
time the usual amount of routine
business was transacted. The mat
ter of selling the water bonds was
taken up and 'the report of Mayor
Matlock, who went to Portland to
confer with Morris Bros., one of the
bidders, in regard to changing the
bid so that the city could accept It
without violating the provisions of
the charter, was heard. He stated
that the firm had agreed to at onee
write to Chicago to see if the bid
could be changed. In his report the
the water plant to the city, for
mayor .-stated ,that the Willamette
Valley Co. was ready to turn' over
1 10,000 and take the bonds as pay
ment. , . .
The fire and water rommlltee and
the city engineer were ordered to
check up all the pipe and the loose
property belonging to the water
company o that transfer can be
made Jf desired.
. HIkkot Main on Olive.
The matter of a larger main than"
two and a half Inches which Is now
being laid on Olive street, where
the new pavement is to be lu'd soon,
vas taken up and after considerable
discussion It was ordered that the
main be substituted with a four
Inch main,
Other Mutter.
' The matter of widening the alley
between the properties of Dr. Blddle
and Mra. Croner on Olive street was
discussed by all members of the coun
cil and the matter was IpN as It now
stands, an alley twelve feet wide.
It was recommended by the JudI
1he city atlof'uey not be Increased
to 1100 n month at this lime and
th reWVuimendatlon wns adopted.
The matter of better gas was dis
cussed and left to the health com
mittee, The llkht poles on University ave
nue were ordered put out tell feet
from the property line. .
The petition for an extension of
time to the Portland. Eueene & East
ern for building their lino between
Eugene nnd Springfield lo January
1 was granted to extend It to Novem
ber 1. .
Tho ordinance tor hulldlnc a sew
er lit the" ttllny betwot-n Second and
or the best seen' at this theatre. The
roiitiire picture Is The Mvslerv of a
Diamond Necklace." a thriller, 'and It
Will lie Shown wllh nil I ho it,n,,L
en effspls w.inno,i i" or in ine
prise night, and the sllver'servlee libit , i "W.', ' ,, ",'"1! .ZLt
east to the river, wns passed.
The men supplying gravel on Sixth
and Seventh streets were ordered
paid for 050 loads nt the contract
price. The fire and water commit
tee was Instructed Irt Vook after the
laying of the neyr VhnDis. so as to see
that the filling fit ditches be proper
ly middled Of tnnined.
The r-iviincll will meet again Wed
nesday night.
CITY NEWS
I'le tiiand
WiillleMl.il IHtM
PRUDENT1
LEAD
O !r,e..i )imr ,,., , , t
l.in. i!'i, r i hau k.,p ii mm
It l expote.t ; ; ,,, ,,
rlska
If the FI'ckm: .o k.
swim; iivnk on, ,,,(
n,'r "' "I Ib.in a .ecu
P Si- to kevp ,,.r ,,,,
on ,1 e,. ,.;
,,'en airnunt (I ,,
Hot It offers main
Con a Ml ,-k i
f lee. ti .... , a ,
W K ll.,.tl, r, .,,!,,
r. , s,ui 1, I'M; ,
hlii
,1 Hi,,
!'. A P.; ,,,, V:,,..,.,...,,,,
'I'l,' lilchl Wi
the ilr.uid.
dues, l.iv night at
The Eugene Loan and Savings Bank
ii mm J
WlK.'D MAtviMt
John M. i. ..Iou. ,ecx.B.or to V
llodoy. Ail ood sawed to gauge
for prompt service phone tllark
JJI3. Hesid.mv 3:i Jllnh ,tr.t. if
UssoIIum wotiilsjiw
S. W. Taylor again has charge of
the pumping plant, at the water sta
tion. ,
The Warren Construction Compa
ny's workmen are excavating for Ihe
pavement on Olive Btreet betVeen
West Nlnih and West Tenth.
The flag on Ihe court house Is fly
ing at half mast . today. Enquiries
failed to elicit any Information as
to the cause.
10. K. Mink, business manager of
The tluiii'd. Is In Portland taking
treatment In a sanitarium for lumba
go, with which he was attacked a
week or two ago.
' tt. C. Shepherd. recently from
Owossn. Mich., has bought, a resi
dence on East Eleventh at reel and
will make Eugene his home. His
family IS here.
The old woodshed on the Chambers
oropertv at the corner of Sixth and
Willamette stree's was moved todav
by Po.encr Hunt to Juke Merger's
residence propertv on East Fifth
street.
Evangelist Ce sillier, of Texus-.
ill lecture on prohibition at the cor
ner or WHIuinc,'.. nnd Eighth stre.- s
Mils evening at 7 o'clock. Theirpeak.
t h.is lectured I:, .every state In the
'. nl n but two
a fine-looking lmildlns. Tie work of
putting them in place will be lieyim
at once and pushed.
A. L. Van O.sdell arrived last week
from Sail Jose and has m-ngni : the
old Keeney place from A. LUis.
His family will soon come north.
The work of drilling the hole for
the hvdraulic elevator for the new
Odd Fellows' block Is about complet
ed. Kilburn & Gordinler are doing
the work.
Midgley's planing mill has the con
tract to furnish the inside mill work
for Cherry Bros.' two-story concrete
business block, the excavation for
which is about completed.
The seats for the waiting room of
the new depot were delivered to the
hullHlnir liv C.eorge Mldglev. who
made thorn, today. They are built of
oak and will set In the middle of the
room.
The fire' department was out In
full force last evening and a test of
the hose and pressure ln the mains
was made. Several streams were ob
tained from a number of hydrants on
Willamette street at the same, time
and the pressure seemed as great as
if only one stream was flowing.
An enlarged photograph of the
crowning of the rhododendron queen
at the festival at Florence several
weeks ago, .taken by John H. Hartog,
was sent to Mayor Edwards, of r lor
ence. He was so pleased with the
picture that he placed an order for
several more with the Tollman Photo
Studio. The picture shows Joaquin
Miller, the poet of the Sierras, in, the
net of placing the crown gf rhododen
drons on the head of the queen.
Judge Harris, of Eugene, arrived
here this mornlim on the local and
convened department No. 2 of the
circuit Court for the transaction of
business. for the'June term. Judge
Galloway Is In the East and Jrtdge
Harris Is attending to his work dur
ing his absence. After attending to
the docket Judge Harris adjourned
court until July 2 7th, when it is
probable that Judge Burnett will pre
side over the work In both depart
ments until Judge Galloway returns.
Albany Democrat.
'ncr'" H- ':"' II wn returned home'
a:;..vi,,jo':i Irom Vancouver.
.'.'. i. ..., i... :,!,-,sii, Frank Leni-,
.-v of Jiiijctii.il Cfy. "1UU a warrant
lulled out o! the justice court there,
charging him with selling liquor n
violation cf :he Leal option law He
gave bonds in w.e sum of $-i00 this
morning and was released from cus
tody pending the time for his trial.
K C. Molir.AVS FrHXITlKK
F.VCTOHY
Furniture manufactured . for
whniet.iie or retail trade. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Factory at east end
of Fifth stree'. Impairing solicited.
Phone Black ieM. Ilesldence phone
Prize night Wednesday night at
the Grand.
Warner tunes pianos. Leave or
ders at Morris' Music Store. tf
' THE EICEXE DAILY GVAflD, TITWOAV, Jl'I.V . 8 ' f
a 1 J- ' --. - . r . O '."! iniiftTinU IUKI UPOCTFIl ! llftllAtaBl
1 flu U II hhii nimi-un.- : iui H V!, m
woe f :
Prize night Wednesday night at
I the Grand.
When hungry don't forget that
White's restaurant will satisfy you.
LCAKDIAX SXLE OF KKAL
PKOPLKTY.
Notice Is hereby given that ln pur
suance of an order of the County
Court of Lane County. Oregon, made
on the 13th day of July, 190S, I will
offer for tale at public auction to
the hlphest bidder for rash, at the
Court Hons- door In Euirene, Ore
gon, on Saturday, the 5th day of
September, 190S, as guardian of Bes
sie L. Holce, a minor, the following
described real property, to-wlt: Be
ginning 3(1 rods and 12 feet east of
the northwest quarter see. corner of
Sec. 34, tp. IS s., r.l west, thence
run to north bank of Little . Fall
creek at lo wwater mark, 44 rods to
a point 5 decrees west of south from
tho place of beglnnlrig; thence up
the north hank of said creek to the
west line of the southwest quarter vl
Sec. 34; thence to a point 20 rods
east of the )taro Of beginning; thence
12 V rods north and 10 degrees west
to the south side of the county road
running up Little Fall creek; thence
Vest along the south side of said
road 20 feet ;thence south nnd 10 de
grees east to the place of beginning.
Containing II acres, In Lane County,
Oregon.
t Said sale to be at 1 o'clock of said
day.
PETER C. MeCUE, Guardian.
Walton & Ness, Attorneys.
4-
MARRIED.
In Eugene, July 10. 190S. Chas! F. '
Tanner and Miss Emma Thrum, Rev.
J. S. McCallum officiating.
llltlEF XEWS NOTES
James F. White, a laborer rerentlv
employed by the Oregon Electric
Railway Company, has brought suit
against the company..for $40(251.50
uamages ior injuries sustained while
working on the railway trestle near
Lnhlsh last February,
In the hie cities nt ttin llnlict
States there was 15 far cent less
building permits In June than in
June of last year. Milwaukee with
an increase of 62 per cent, led! with
iiirmingnnm next, with 57 per cent.
Portland Is 3 and Seattle 2 per cent
less, while Srif&nne has n Huerunc
of 53 per cent.
Cora Horsford a 14-venr-nia iriri
who could swim, saved her father
Captain Horsford. and uncle. W. B.
Patterson, from drowning nH
ered the body of Mildred Long, a girl
nun mem, wno was drowned at
Washougal. nn thA ri,,,ni,t., 'i-.
luiuiih,,,!, litOl
Saturday. Last year a brother cf the
gin was drowned In the Columbia.
Mrs. Carrie Derby-Wayne, though
she has lost a fortune of $500,000
by doing so according to her flrn
husband's will, has admlttel her
marriage to Herbert N. Wayne n
wealthy Los Angeles brewer. ' '
For comfortable eye glasses we
recommend the ''
"SO EASY"
Eye Glaw Mountings. They are all the
name Implies and readily adjust them
selves to almest any shaped note. We
keep mod all kinds of mounting, but to
those who have been having trouble we
especially recommend Ihe "So Easy."
We lit glaises nght and at right prices.
Fourteen years experience J j jt
J. 0. WATTS, Optician
61 1 Willamette Street.
Thousands of Am..
in our homes are daily T
their lives' to duty. , -In
order to keep (he i.,
and pretty, the child ren
and tidy, women i.mnu .'
weakness or . disnhnnmo,,.
-hrnlirrhl-.cMi owl .I.- ... r-
i diiftuig along irom had .
knowing;, well that thev J
! ha ve help to overcome the
acnes wuicn tiailv make lifeV
wj muse nullum wo
LYDIAEPINKHi?
VEGETABLE COMPi
'juities os a ooon and a y
as it did to Mi-s. F. ElLstl
fniFinllo XT V .....1 , 1
Buyd.of Beaver Falls, yJ
" l was not able to do mv.
owing- to the female trouble froi
I suiTered. Lydia E. PinU..'
tableCompound helnedtneivnJ
and I am so well that I nnnjl
day's work as I ever did. I J
3ivi irvuiRi vevuui try it.
FACTS FOR SICKW0
ror tniny years Lydia E
ham's Vegetal, 1 Cnm
from roots and herlis. hi. J
standard remedy for fenuj
and has positively cured thcraJ
wuiiiBii wno imve ueen troubl.
disDlacements. i llflnmmntinn
tion, fibroid tumoi-s, irreijuj
periodic pains, backache, tk
inc-down fpfiline- fliitnlenni.1.
tion,dtzr,iness,or nervous proa
ny aonx you try it r
Mrs. Pinklinm Invltet.i
Women to write her for 4
Hue lias riiided thousaii
health. Address, Lynn, mJ
HERE'S TO THE GI)I!I0l
OF JI LY,
LOXG MAY IT LIVE AMI
MAY- IT 1MB:.
There's nothing lake belli
and Independent. It's gooJ
to dine where you gel the b
for your money. This, as
Oollto Irunttnunl C- l,r.iL'i 9
those who patronize the T heat
taurant.
FILLER
Priie night Wednesda
toe Grand.
ay night at
II
11 t
,"IIIIMI nui m r T-T
I ..The CRAND.
i xi mmw
' IF YOl KXKW !
The merits nf Ti,n v,,.. i
would never suffer "fro,,, Kidneiv
bladder or r leimmrli. ,,...i.,.. i
bottle (two months' treatment i sold
by O. J. Hull, or by.mail. Send' for'
estlmonia'.s. Dr. E. W. Hall, 292C
Olive street, St. Louis. !
Prize llfelit VV.,,1 .1 , ., .
.be Grand. "'Kn'
Pi if gl.
the til. 111,1
W duesdav
nUht nt
Water pip's a,',- helng put (lit i the
girls' dormitory h the I'nlverslty.
The Eugene 1. tuber Conipanv Is
again shipping i,.; to their mill In
Eugene, three . : . loads having come
A c:ii of Standind Porttsnd'cciii.nt'r' .t' 11,Bh' f:0m ,n? Mohawk
'Alt "K CFMKXr
I'Olt WOODSAWIXii 1
Gasolene newer Am,w. i .. .
rd I 733 . K. 11th. Tel.-phmie H! k
4j-J- Successor to v. M. Davis.
Prix
night WimIio.s.i
the Grand. ' '
-NEW TODAY
WANTED Youngn,:i,i v
conntri store Sum,.
neeess.lr. Addr-.-s
Guard '
helper ;
pori.-i'.i
jt;
bun els
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1'riie ninht
the Gi.ilwl
He, ,
X HOXKY.
lsv nisht
CASTOR I A
i or iniantt ud Children. 1
Tin Kind You Hare Always Bought !";;
Kvars t!. Ii , .,i, V.
"i.'(3).ho has done
rough surtaee !r,
Mr and Mrs c .1. HarMte return-.-.I
f-om Ponla... last nUKt. Mi-,
I'arhlte being i;(,, there for a snr
si al operation a' St. Vincent's h.-s.
pun:, nr. K. S-:,,ver of thU .-He
,: :: surgiMin. She is
The opera: Ion w as
n! :liv bowel.
, 1, me I!,
! oepioi :!,
. i Th, first car-
k for the t'ew de-
i.iornlng and have
114 the il.iv Thev
Ellis, of Km: -o.
good Job. The
t is given. Insur-
WAXTK4. A w ,,,", ,', f
waslum.. and Ironing. Ai,,,!v ';
;" me morning
FOR SALE Vw--a?ii;.,.se,- ,,
team weighing 13:,,, , a, ;, : .
;n. the other eight year, o, -tie
and tl-oe; ,.. 3, w.',,;
k-o.1 set f harr.e fr ,
crop t,.,- ,-,.., ,,, ' ,
r:v. Onlv , ., J." ', ' J
of , , ,
t.illee l.;w , ,,j )( y ,
take th - lien Ii t..i , ', ' '
the Cam..l..;- i"""'
ders In orchard M iv i ' '
out this week. ' ' ''j j
PR OP.R Aitfimir
Mystery of a Diamond Necklace
My Watch Is Slow .
Lost, a Pretty Dog
A Difficult Position -.Wanted
a Maid
i roubles of a Flirt
...SONGS... ,
"Somewhere'-.
"Honey Boy"
Wednesday Night; Is Prize Night
Matinee ToDavU
Evening Performance 7:45 and 9 p.
A m .
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Llo 1 tNING TO Jl
1 HE LATEl
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O, L ''.'; ":-"-i ioi iis.rl
or. co'iiiii?i,'
song, stofv
a pleasure von ca-i a
Joy wi:h one. nf our l'-c
graphs. 1L furnlrli-; '
concert or Just th thiaP '
want to hear. Ib arJ
records yet? Then r' 1
!!st-.n to them. Whi '
hear them you'll
and of course th'
to play them will:
much to own one.
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