Eugene daily guard., August 15, 1908, Image 5

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C. MAR.X, Jr.
Everything possible In clean
ing and dyeing.
Sixth and Willamette Streets.
Phone Kod 2801.
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STOVES-RANGES
FUPvNITURE
6? West Eighth St,.
We nave eve-ryinmg for the kit-
chen. AH sorts of pots and pans In
i metal and granlteware. All the little
contrivances that make cooking a
j pastime Instead of a drudce yon will
find here. Telephone Ked 5576.
EUGENE .OREGON
J. W. BARRINGtR
Expert houserj)ovtr
Moves anything'. Twenfy-fiv
y tats iirci:'r.cc. Fen'c'trce, Ea
Fifteenth and Oak Sts. Phone
Red 451 1 . Eueene. Orejon.
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BONO BUYERS SAY
ELECTION WAS NOT LEGAL
From Pair,-. Oiu-. i
vo
t'liarau-iv. s,,f,,n 1.
:n tiie uri-
ry e.nm
ii in of J.'.ii.-
I lor wale.-
I Kinal i-liarii-r permit t
Hal to issue lunula in tin
'"" till Sewers, iiuo.ci
works,
and $7
strikes
$10il.oil0 fur electric licilts
.0 00 tnr Kas. The ;lineiulnieiu
out the uuthuritv in Ush..
$ i mi, tniii
liouds tor electric n,.!....
ami 7.-.. tor Ka act increases
the water l.on.ls to $:!"".. jiec-
ion I 1 2 iv:.,tes to til, manner ;'
'tn a special tax ,., v.-ar to
rs '' lo ii.iy lb.- i:. iv-i ,,11
I ' ! : he-e inn i v ;Hlil ill i ;i s 1 T -
: iu'.nl lor ilteir re.l. ai;.: ; n. 'l'!iis
sim ,n was aim mleil t.i I,
eial tax to nay interest on i
si"
bonds ami ilKiiiiiini; the plan of nav-
I iiient (if inter,
oii the water bonds
pay inn it out of the revenues of
lino plant and not by taxation. It
I also provides for a sinking f.uwi ,,,,t
of the revenues of the plant to inu
tile bunds at their maturitv.
Now, the attorney for the bond
buyers holds thai the bonds are in
valid because the two amendments
were voted upon separately. They
both relate to the same subject mat
ter, and according to City Attorney
Bean's interpretation of the law was
legal because the law provides that
in Buch a case It was proper to vote
upon both at onco. Had the two
amendments been submitted sep-
aiaieiy one uugni nave Deen de
feated and the other carried and In
that case It is readily seen what a
nilxup there would have been. The
city attorney stated this morning
that as far as he could see now, he
dues not believe the bond buyers'
reason for declaring the bonds in
valid fs ai giimi one. He will look
further Into the matter, however.
NOTED ELOCUTIONIST
COMING TO EUGENE
Read what others say of him:
The readings, of Mr. Eugene Knox
were among the best ever heard in
the city. Waupun (Wis.) Democrat.
Mr. Knox carried the audience
with him In pathos and comedy, and
is a master in interpretation. Wau
kegan (111.) Gazette.
As an elocutionist and Impersona
tor Mr. Knox has few equals. Car
rollton, (111.) Gazette.
At the M. E. church Monday even
ing. August 17. Admission, 2u cents.
Children, 15 cents.
BOKSf,
To Mr. and Mrs.- A. Rttddlman,
Friday morning, tu list 7, 1908, a
daughter. SpringlieTiT' News.
EAGLES MILL
.MEET XK.XT
YE.VK IX O.MAIIA
The Fraternal Older of Eagles, in
session at Seattle, voted yesterday- to
meet next year in vmiaha. The fol
lowing officers were elected:
Grand "vorthy president, llertinrd
J. Monogitn, Philadelphia; grand
worthy vice president, Frank K. Her
ring, South Bond, Ind.; grand wor
thy chaplain, John A. Kline, Cleve
land; grand worthy secretary, Con
rad H. Mann, Milwaukee; grand wor
thy treasurer, Klnley McKea, Hele
na.
liOCAIi IlItKVITIKS
E. O. Potter, of Eugene, filed his
commission of notary public with the
county clerk today.
Dr. R. A. .layne, former mayor of
Springfield, has sold his practice in
that city and will soon move to Hood
River to reside.
A carload of household goods and
farming implements for Henry llan
selman, from Aberdeen, S. I)., arriv
ed here today. Mr. Ilanselman will
engage in farming near Eugene.
C. F. Hawkins today filed In (he
circuit court a suit against .1. II.
and Jennie Vincent tn recover $72n.-
i on
M-k .v.
,nimit.' O. V,'.
a promtssoi
Potter are a
note,
iirncys
Wciod
for Tie
Johnson
v.-.-l n .;
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' LOST-- A
mil. I
r Kl.'V.-l
nn Orchnril
sir t. Lili-
. ii iO"iniH ol
tf ;iv-nile
fire.
WANTED A nunili'T of Klrls to
lf-arn nnrsinir. Knn'rire at the K'l-m-no
Ccneral Morpital. tf
FOIt RENT Modern 7-room fur
nished house for rent for ie year.
East Eleventh street. a2-'
WANT EH A
h'Mlsewfirk.
ette street.
Cirl
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do
eeneral
I--(1H PALE
haliy .ilk.-
II;. hv . :irriai;e and
711 flak street a 1 h
KOI! SALE A nood tin i-'Ky(a)nI
ne for $2'. M f'harnelton t..
telephone Black 4722. tf
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T'.i -suu i iH'in aa.i
Truth and
Quality
o
appeal ta the Wrll-InformeJ in rvwy
walk of lifiai! are esscnt ial to permanent
success ami rmtitable standing. Arcot
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of r'i$
and Elixir of Senna is the only remedy oi
known value, but or of many reasons
why it is the best of personal and family
laxatives is the f:u-t that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves Hk internal organs
I on which it acts without any debilitating I
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
It acts pleasantly and naturally and '
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is fire from all objection
able sulistanccs. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine -
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and fur sale by all leading drug-
Summer
WILL SOON
Be Over
And there will be no de
mand for light-weight
goods. Like another sen
sible merchants we reduce
the prices on seasonable
goods as the season wanes
because we want to clean
them all up to make room
for fall and winter stocks.
You will, therefore, find
many real bargains in our
store suits and furnish
ings for summer wear and
that will be just what you
w.nt for early fall. We
carry the famous hand-
tailored line of Michaels,
Stern & Co. clothing,
every suit of which is cor
rect as to style, pattern
and workmanship. There
arc none better; few lines
equal to them.
T.lht weight Underwear ami all
kluris of furnishings u,x the
SUUUIMT SCMHOll.
If you would drt'Ns wrll mul
comfortably, conic In ami let us
show you what wc have.
You don't have to buy unless
you find what 9uft9 you
ED. HANSON
The Home
Tailor
is the man for the booster to pat
ronize. We boost and expect
others to boost the town by
patronizing the Home product.
McLcod, The Tailor, makes'
the fit th.it catches the eye.
G. F. McLSrOI)
THAT TO
Stop and think of th dvn(e
derived by buying lrom prc'Cl
paint dealer mttns to kuy your
WALLPAPER I3 VAIRTS at
F. LUDFORD'S
Practical Painter
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102 W, rifht St. Eugene, Or.
Columbia
Graphophones
Disks And
Cylinders, the
home of the
25c Records
HILL'S
GUN STORE
513 Willamette St.
Special Sale of Hammocks
To make room for our holiday goods that
arc arriving; daily we are going to close cut
OUR. STOCK OF
PATTERSON
at the following prices:
Vttvgi i'attirsaa's
rrsaa a
Croquet Sets at
Men's good working gloves, M.00 values at 75c
Good hop gloves at 15c
Ladies' and Gents' outing gloves only 35c
Sewing Machines
Good d-p-hcad machine for $22.50. Come in and
sec them. Cash or installments.
Columbia Graphophone Agency
SANDERS DISC PLOWS
Solid Steel Frame Strong and Rigid
Have all Necessary Adjustments
If you wa it the Best buy a Sanders. ' Sold by
W. QUACKENBUSH & SONS
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TYPEWRITER
;i)r V'i'..r ocni or Daughter
I-et youn? Ioi'ks 'ypewrite your
business letter: anJ !carn to be
sell-supporting.
The Oliver Typewriter is the
Greate.'.t in Existence.
C.5.KRANK,LocalAgt
Euirri, Oregon
William Co. Transfer
Lichl and Heavy Hauling
TOOf7)rO bALE
'404 Tlllamettebt- I e.iueiie. Otejuo
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ii?lillj llim'i"'
Gold MoulJ
Records
25c Each
Disc Records
60c Each
HAMMOCKS
$7 Hammocks $5.60
17 ? nammocKs
$5 Hammocks... 3.50
$3 Hammocks 2.70
$2 Hammocks.. ; .1.50
Reduced Prices
MOST GROCERS SELL
Olympc Flour
every sack guaranteed
Made ol selected Eastern On-Run hard wheat. It pro
Juces more loaves of brejd than any other Hour and tl-.e
loaves are lighter and whiter. Recluse of the Increaiu-d
quantity of bread producrd 'he CO. I is nf, higher tlian fur p
oilier Hours. ASK YOUR GROCER l'OR IT.
THE, PORTLAND FLOURING MILLS 5
MADAKE DZAfi'sfyA'p
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.slit KCBtCUl CO, tai 7. liiicister, Pj.
SnIJ in Eugene by W. L. Delano
C. R. MEAD
J. W. MACHEN
11EFORE buying real es-
tate call up or come to
Springfield, the belt town
of its sire in the valley, the
best railroad center and the
best, water power in the
State. Farms of all sizes
and descriptfens, also cty
property f sale.
M.'.M. & REAL ESTATE CO-
' Telephon.1,1',in 171
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M,n HO','1 13 Hi! .W
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