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THE fCGElVR DAILY GUARD. TTESIAJ
. Al'GlBT
Pick From Tfiesfi Sffgchfc
While Tbsy Ltst Tomorrow
15c Ltwas, Crtjet, Etc., yd. 5c
300 yards fine dark and light colored lawns, Japanese creg
etc., to close out, a yard
36-Inch Lihen Suiting, yard 19c
in grey, green, blue, etc, 35c value, yd.
I9c
$1.25 Kimonas, Special, each 50c
$ 1 .25 Long Silk Gloves, pair 83c
$ 1 .75 Long Silk Gloves, pr. $ 1 .40
20c Fancy Hose, 2 pair for 25c
$4.00 Dent, Glows a pair $2.95
$9 Women's Wash Dresses $3.98
Three Pairs of Women's Black Hose for 25c
20 Pi"cps Dark and Light, Puling Flannel 5c yard
All Summer Waists 50c and $ 1 .73
Only about 30 of these waists left, in white, black
and colors, several styles, sizes 32 to 42, values to V I K
$2.00, each 50c; values to $5.00, each V
'MRHtrftEET
WILL AFFORD PUBE j
1KB AMPLE SUPPLY
of
S. H. FRIENDLY
592-594 Willamette St
Eugene's Largest and
Best Store. Your Money's
Worth or Money Back
Tin- iiniriiliiK painf
tin- Hitcuey u"v'.-4 Jri
"i,!a( k eye,'' iierri;.
Kluhey, m lik live
CITY NEWS
Tliu last three duyi have been tb
huttt of tho IllUlltll.
Hi'i'in lo hn vp become a permanent In
, t U ullcin in American life.
; .Arthur Jlendorsholt relumed from
Newport yHBlerday unil report! the
weather there now as delightful, be-
I Ine much wanner than formerly.
8 1 From nuw on, hR ""' lhe hml
1 tihlc o( the y ) $3 I" !!.' l,0"'11'
l;.,.lu
amy supply a I
wrote to Adam
n on the creek
lor 2", mn, i.-kitii; him tor intor-
' n.i.ur.n eonf-rnlim tie quantity of wa
ter anJ its suiirce. His reply prac
tically confirms the statements, tif
ih,- who advorate ihla source of
supply, nhowlna t hat intra Ib ampl
1 water for Eugene at. the lowest atge
land that It I. fed from springs ,Io
In from Hock Cliff, and the sdo
' of a high mountain range. M.r. KMKh-
I ey'H letter follows:
Jasper, Or., Ann. IS, 1908
I Editor HeijlBter Dear Sir In r
'lily to your inquiry atxm Kitehey
! creek, will any 1 have lived at the
mouth of that .creek for about 20
i years.
The wjurce of the creek lies In the
norta aide of the mountain known as
' White Deadening, w hich la nearly aa
I biKh u the summit of the Cascade
irauKe, and where snow Ilea until well
iJikmj; In June. The north aide of thin
I inountaJn Is covered with large cilffs
of rock and deep koi-kpk covered with
'a beavy Ktowtli of underhruHh, and
I here Is wlnre you find the springs
' that feed the creek. And hotter wa-
ter never came from any source.
I But when li caineg to estimating
the number of gallons of water it
; would furnish daily at this time of
I the year, 1 am not prepared to any.
Only an experiment with a meter
would tell.
My experience with the Irrigating
ditch was that the water would all
run through a flume IS Inches
square at this season of the year by
giving it a good grade. It jiiust have
been in 1 ssc or tbnl I tiii my
irrigating.
Hut, by the way, why is It not tnwr
practical to bore for artosinn wntrr
on the spurs of Spencer llutte and get
a gravity aystem near by with far lesB
outlay of money and get an endless
supply of water that could not be
beaten from any aource?
yours truly,
AIM SI HITCH RY,
4f
f )tl
fin... All.ert tJ -ire- IS, is 1
inu,
tyiss .Vry Mundy
today.
U M Willi. Ml I-
"lve!.-ldeli.'
r. i..
city toils-
" Tabor of Aloha, was In Eu-
k'-r-e -odiv.
'ira. V. M. Kenshaw Is home froi.i
t'je n-uside.
Mr. and Mra. W. Waddle are hoins
from Seattle.
the guest of an o!J col-
CAMPAIGN
; FOR OEVtt'OPMENT
. i a Ashland
iun from Hii-
is In li
lie bak ll"
be tfji- .'
Mr CJh' ir W H Itotf'n rc
'urned li'nlsiii from a o',nurn of
'.everal wVeki at NeMt. where,
tbev had a most enjoyaw time.
Mr and .Mrs. II. WMvk. Miss Sa
die Stern and Visa ItaKtie Newman,
of San Frantrjito. are th- guests ot :
Mr. and Mrs. E. Srtiwar.schild. ;
Professor Huddtn. a former in-
structor at. the I'nivci rity. but wncos
now empluyed as a cal inspector in
WiM-onsiu. U in Kttg'-ne aiiending t
business.. . .
Katsrnd Bab'b. Jack Fricke find
ison Leon, and w ao hkk. f7'" ni-nciiiK next Wednesday, at the city
Francisco, XVeiby Wilkins and J, l.o- "i
,V.tu m.,n nif Inr ti I S IK ""J1
Bt"i ivil una "'""""r. -" . :
i trip up. the Willamette. Tbey will
06 pilie aooui nan . t. . ! hnr.l Prawford.
icnstipatM
1 kilt fUiiCLiurw .4 .. "lht.- I
! Hood's RjfiV-
A rt.mpaign for the development of
'estern Oregon has been arrange-
ad meetings will take place at Cor
: vallis, Albany, Cottage Grove, Eu
gene. Koseburg and Marshfleld, com-
Amonc those who will compose the
nnrrv of boosters will be Attornev-
A number of new Iron aenta for the
city parka have arrived.
Excavation for the Zuber block
W'j'l!) Ml .'r'iitf-
Lee Wlllard. tho popular actor,
Iwlll appear nt the Eugene theatre) iti
morrow night In lhe famous play, "A
Poor Relation," Jlr, WlllrU'
,. , ,, . wmpmiy in com Hised of cap
able hlnvuu. eci,.ii i .....
A marriage llccnuo has been Untied thl( Jirodlictlon.
to Ellawortb Crocked ttu Dora
Ko0''"- , I I'"rK crtnX nrPatUMiuMng tho enr'-
" i niVBl of tho Anii'i li nh AmiiKeiuent l.'o.
Another billboard la bg pfocM ,Th uliowrl ilnve In be Just what are
at the comer of Ollvij tnj Beventh ; nilvxrtlneit iili the high dive Is af.
atrnta. i pretty a feat ill Us kind aa ever seen
;jn Eugene. Tonight It will occur lit
The railroad crow In rebuilding Ihp; ' ViVMi-k-.
triwlle over the race in isiigene rae
tory d 1st rlct,
IC. L. Cnmphcll and Milton Nlcolle
are on the Mluslnw InvesLlKnllUK tim
ber property.
The wedding of President Cimp
hell and Mra. Church la expecle. t)
ti.ko place tii'a week at Denver
1 Mra. Andrl'W HVftNefilil, V,hd li.ul
au operation perlol'tned Sunday for
npiiondlclllii. Is recovurlng Haturnc
turlly. Donl forget to putronlte the Kooh-I-noor
pnrbira Wednesday. , Proceeds
Ttn to the C. K. Society of tlio Chris
tlan church.
Tho MAtVact for the heating plant
of tlin I. O. 0. F. building was
let tudny to the McPhersoii Company
of Portland.
The morning street car which
meets the two tl o'clock trains docs
not go lo Judklns' Point, hut Just t.i
Dempster's store.
Karly Crawford peaches are on the
market today, and are I'ouiluR In
plentifully from lloHetinrg. Tin
are selling tor II per box.
HAYWARD
BACK FROM
THE EAST
A. C. .leulngs lias filed, tliroilgn
bis attorneys, Williams A llean, u
coiniilalnt agalnat William Itickett to
gain possession (if a band of seventy
sheep, of which the latter has tak.'il
possession. He asks for either the
sheep or $2r(l and coats.
A ohlpf V,,M hei.n made In the es
tate of Olive Smith to pay n number
ot claims, including funeral expenses.
Petitions to sell real estate have
been miide In the estates of Thomas
A. Evans and James W. White, both
deceased, Doth have been granted,
The funeral of A. K. TnyV 'who
was drowned last Sunday In the Mc
Kenxle, was held this morning from
the Catholic church, With interniunt
iu the Odd Fellows cemetery. A
large body of Engtw nttendetl tli fu
neral.
The following tenclifVi mvc, ,lieeh'
grunted cert llloMes at 'fjsHinlnivtlin
tnken In other rountlrV First liwtrte
-Cynthia MnllcUf, Jnncllon;
tireuer, Sali-iu; Frances Arnold, fy" t
land. Second grade Ward I. '(-Jailer,
Salem. Primary Miss tfivu t'i:
mun, ,
Hay Buell. a local clerk, is off on
bis vacation. rhi-irin denomination, is In
Miss Sadie Odell left for Da1cb (eastern jiHrt of the. siate In the In
tnl. morning. Iterests of ;th lmri"ition of which he
Mr. Glass went to Foley Springs ! is the head. ., a
this morning. I Roaeburg Heview: F. B. McCord,
.Mrs. F. Wentworth left for Umuie,a Wireless teloKraph stock salesman,
this afternoon. :cnt to Eugene today on business.
Wullace Potter Is sjiendlng a fV-w i Later he will proceed to Portland
lays at Newport and thence 'to Coos Bay by steamer,
W. H. rtenfro. of Fall Creek, ii.me here hfs company will install one
down yesterday. 'or tnelr stations wiiiun ine uei
IfPV I'mhoF OTurrsll Wrf 1,1 Yl MaVK
I'ortland today. derman, city superintendent of the
W H. Walker, of Jasper, aiTived In j Eugene schools, visited with S. J.
Eugene last night. I'.lorfes here Sunday. He was enroute
W. B. Blanchard. of Brownsvlflu, to Myrtle Point to attend a teachers'
1 a Eugene visitor. j institute.
Miss Stella Huinon retiiTiied this, Albany Democrat: Mrs. J. C. Ir-
afternoon to Sarlnaw 'vine and son Harold went to llalsey
.Indue John II
V w, .. m,..i... ,.f iho Kpn lieueiai ,a-,u., . a-
Star IX esta",; and suprlnten- Scott Hon B. F . ne. bue Eng,;
dent of the Old People s Home of the , nee Job n H. he. q
fer.
The Cottage Grove meeting takes
place Thursday afternoon and tne
gentlmen will arrive in Eugene
Thursday evening and will meet with
Eugene'r boosters at the Commercial
Club Thursday evening at 8 p. m. .
There will be addresses on -good
roads, harbor improvements, .large
land holdings, new water cods, free
Professor L. It. Al- locks and canal at Oregon City, etc.
r- ron: uere tne visilui s m go iu
Roseburg to Marshbield, whe'e the
first annual development congress
will be held on August 24tlt and
25th.
Every member of the Eugene Com
mercial Club and of the proniot'on
should turn out t .lurs-
K A Heim ! fnTniVr upni tn ; ihis afiernoon for an outing during department
p,.P,i.,.i , vi iwina'a alienee M. day evening.
nr i 1.1 ',,... ihf h,.i.v hn returned from Eugene There will be newspaper represen-
1 .... m !..,.... i.. ., . im n,r iho ,ipnnt tatlves from Portland and S-lem
T i-i i.eU . Aii,unv i.fi in, the!,.-, ,h S P Co A fine iob. '. . . the part;, and the Eugene club will
hluslaw this morning
W. W. Fawk, of Irving, was In E
William L, llhyWiird, physical di
rector at the t'nlversity of Oregon,
returned yesterday from the East,
where he had been visiting the gym
nnhliims of the lending Eastern uni
versities, studying Improved methods
and gathering information on the
general nthlvllv situation, . He was
Accompanied by bis wife, ' .
Mr, and Mrs. Havwanl exnressed
llellullt at returning to Oregon, and
as they were anxious to get home
again, took the train for Kugeht' yes
terday afternoon, says the Telegram,
"We hud an Interesting trip," said
Mr. Hnywnrd at Portland, "but are
glad lo get tiscrf. Tha Rummer cli
mate of the Eitst. Unit Middle West Is
vory oppressive! especially -when
ooiliimred with our delightful Ore
ami iMiHUiers., I visited the gynina-
litlVls of Cornell, Chicago, Michigan,
Pennsylvania nnd Yale, spending sev
eral duyB at each place.
lhe athletes of the East are no
better than our own hoys, but they
have better facilities for training.
gene today on business
C. L. Williams, of Dexter, was In
the city this morning.
Miss Zelma Cruzan ame down
last night from Dexter.
Mrs. John Crowley went to Port
land on the noon train.
Mr. and M rs. O. F. Sklpworth nave
returned from Newport.
9'R'itry Hollenbeck returned from
PffritoiifJ Ibis afternoon.
E. . Merrill, of Walterville, went
up to Blue Hives today.
W. T. Carroll and daughter went
to Junction tills morning.
O. II. Pnrkerson is back from a
vacation InHhe nio'inSalns.
Ml Untile H. Tlocklfl?. of. Oak,
land, 6r., Is & Eugene vlsltSr.
Mrs. H. M. Beel was a passenger
to Portland on the noon train.
Elder M. C. Wire dropped into EiT-
gene this RltWJluon from Albany.
John Ktibelllck was a passenger to
McKenzle Bridge this morning.
e. Valentine was a passenger on
the Mopleton stage this morn ins.
C. L. Scott and family left, this
morniun for the upper McKfinzle.
Y. D. Henslll, the architect, made
a business trip to Roseburg today.
J. W. Stormnnt and children are at
Odel Lake spending their vacation.
C. A. M'ock, of . Dallas, and F. E.
Fisher went to Mapleton this morn
ing. Attorney Oeo. Pipes returned home
yesterday from an over-Sunday trip
north.
Miss D. Hurst and Miss Irnia Hurst
v I VYoydland, Ca1 , are arrivals in
Eugene,
Professor Hatfield, of the husiness
colleire. returned today from Ih
country.
Earl Parsons left today on a trip
to Spokane. He will be gin about
ronr days.
I. S. Day returned to bis home nt
Ivison this aftl'iimnA'. VWlith improv
ed In health,
Mrs. Mary. Nviiilney returned to
Creswell lo,d:t accompanied by Mrs.
Goodehuntrlr.
Mrs. J. M. Williams and Mi An
nie wtilttaker started lor .e.vpon i
Hk morning.
II. Nettle has returned to ni. nome
at Lenhiirg after attending to bus-
the to the S. P. Co. A fine job. . . . the part; , ana tne cugene emu w.n
Dr M. M. Davis, of Eugene, returned b.; txpcied to appoint de'eiiitos to
Eu-1 this noon from Newport, where he . tho MairMield congress, vhi will
left his fnmllv for the summer. . . join tn-.'
Editor Morehouse, of Junction, re-; gene.
turned this noon from Newport,
where he left his family. He went
over to wash his feet and was consid
erably surprised to find the ocean
large enough.
visitors as they leave Eu-
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Best quality tents all sizes.
Car fresh cement just received.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
II Kill! ltl TTOX, ACT.,
Axldent and health policies,
ance. Opposite postofflce.
TIUVIS SI HE ltltVAX
VHii( IJ EEJ.J'XTED"
(Seattle Dally Times, Aug. 17. T
"If the national election , were
held noWj ttryhrt wniltil Undoubtedly
bo the choir fitt president,. but in
the Weeks IrcWVenlng betweeh now
and NovptViUSV 3 It is difficult to say
just wtiHt Republican organization
and Republican resources may ac
compiish." ,
L. M. Trnvls. ot HllRStte, Of.-,
chairman of the Lane County Demo;
Hard brick for chimneys.
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
White's restaurant f r
square meal. 20 cents.
a clean,
alO
The Naked Truth'
N1XH
uaoi: eve jU
recommend lb
LASY
Bye Gtas Mounting. Tl
name implies ind
selves to almon t(y A "
k.eo mn.l ,ni3 "'Wad
taOS Vhnhlv. L .
MfCiA K, , .
r , ...ulllluEna tne "C -
cIxrleKt j
j. 0. WATTS, Opi
vyiiam9,teSr((l
PiSTibs would he rrint'3 than most
MFA'
cratlc central committee, delegate to i VpnU 'wish to purchase and InifsIT
Denver and member of the Bryan
1
Any hoirei no nV4tt4f "Jft'w'hne, but
notification committee. whoj Is in
Seattle, this morning made the state
ment given.
throughout lhe staloi M.nt ot the!6 nava
Mississippi riviiv for thuV) months, I
continued jVti' Tilayls, ."and-every-1 A
where lle Bryiih sentiment is strong, j . ; . ..
I hnve 4nade It a point to talk with r.l Kf Vigli'-graHe pianos and organs
organized labor, especially railroc ,
men, atl i I believe fully 60 per cnij WKLIi
of I hem are in favor of the D I
"Taft looked iiiwn as t u,'f;! '
organized iabor, and If' j jmiij to .
taae sonip, eiini iimu campa,ignilrs t,-
on tne part oi tne eiWibllcuns t'o
break down this scn,, ."vh
Mr. Tntyis Is a uw,t nt( ,)ie, Yuh
Ington Annex. He -'ifl llouve 1 for
Portlatul. -Uinl'ht in -dl-dor it,u .attetid
flip llemocr jL. u'iiv :, i,ii,- ifttM,tvnu-"
night, ,-w)n J.iAre"'A'lirin B. ''Parker
Is to sutuk ' '
HEKK .s Ay EXAMM.r?
OF no HorseJ
. Sen ftri'w Viu'if,1tV ab stonj, J
1ng., sfida.. He ik0ws be s J
good Job Hot We do ill
horse shatrMl and nnr rhc
reaSiydabfi" always. HowniJ
iUU a '"iu uay s wurx poarij
t at ilA viv A... ....
l o n ' I
uroacnot dm
531 Olive St,
,111!
Conimercial Club 111k
Kugtue
Bert W. Prcscott. wtiti v if 1 1 lhe
lust prUe In the Fnfliiig li'-i Kiua'n
Plank Johnson have sold toiconteKt Inst June, nt Hie ( tersliy.
Charles Klngwell Hoait's three-acre !liiu accepted a pet.itlii as Pre.i,ien'
bridge of the I aiitphcll s secretary, unit wl'l re-
lis route to
the
on
fruit place near
'dertrlc railroad
Springfield.
The pnvlng cnnipimv is repairing
lie low spots In the Willamette street
imveuient today. They have n nui-
ract lo keep the pavement In good
-otidltlnn fur ten years.
The Kooli-l-noiir parlors lire orfer
'ng their citiitttUhiuciit to (lie varl
'u suite church nruiiiilnai Ions for a
'ay t n time. A cenaln per cent et
ho business goes lo ttie in siililrallon
in ebnlge.
8 S. Itange lon'twn eleclll.' l ie.i
res In Kllgetie mid two III Sllli'lll
'leshles be h s furttl Inleict hi
.no nt Itimclnirg The lulslnc still
ontlll'e'S lloed lilt over the coilll
iry. The electric amusement phice
uitiiii In Kugene during (lie winter
and study law. He will lil.so be
ard of (he rnlvcrsUy lini mlturv
In the Middle West, Chicago
Heeuis to have about tha r-riglriinl i iness in Eugene.
.tootluill prospects, while Yale looks I C. Clinton Page, - editor of the
good lu the East, forties, ihtf Ynlul Rogue River Courier, of tlniuts Pass,
end, who Is to coach rtvegoli Xhls sea-1 la In town today.
son, Is highly spoken of 'by football John Haronn has returned from
men all over the Knst Marvsvllle, Cnl., where he has attend-
'Oregou's athletic prpects appear ed business college.
to be first-class. Ilii- ieshtnan class ltov C. Monllen, a brother T Fled
will ben recorit-brelkker and its ranks Moullen, Is visiting here. His Wome
will contain ilt inlier of men who I Is in Eastern Washington.
have made ftoott bigh school records." I Mrs. II. S. (Iritman Teiurned to
Trainer lFn')Wrd nnd his wife will I Pulluiaa today after visiting with the
probably specie some time In the I family of her daughter. Mis. Fails,
mountains 'li.'i.'Te college opens. Miss Josle Fleeter. OT Cotm. g. left
fer i'an Jose this morning... Afier
I'tnvk Will Couie visiting there she will go fo llr.und
TiwIii'm 'llayward says that Dud-1 Motiiitnln .Colorado,
ley dark, all-Nort Invest fullliiick of Tboiuas D. Held went (o Portland
today to lake tip the practice of law
last .V'ur, w ill return to Oregon to
iiAI.H,.. ihough Taylor fully Intends
The merchants are warned against I : ... . j.uu s
, , . le-i sin u iiein ,i unci in u. wnere
In lilt the train, by Fred Moullen In
lhe While uut.Mllolitle.
,1"' "it . '.;: ,
AT THE'tlit.VXD.
. . ,. ., i ,.
The .nroftram "at' the Orautit will be1
found in ithother icoltimn and, is one;
of .lite best of- (he, Hfaaoni . .Plenty of
comeily ivptUi 'Itist enough dramn to
mftke' il 1 iirtW-esting. Two pctform-i
nlices each evening. !
WILLAMETTE
Meat Mare
Under New ManagfJ
First-Class Fresh and
Meat Always on m
Phone in Your Ore'l
WING & CA
Phone Main 38 5)2T:
AUTOMOBILES
Frank Bennett & Son
GaraRcPeirlandl2th. Phone red J 7 1 1
Reo, Kissel Kar, Premier, Ford
The best cars lor the price, $700 and up
Cars for hire
White's Start Order
Meals at all the
20c Up
W, L WHITE Prop. I
fjfirne slllliment of roiikt-rs and din
ing chutl s just received. See us for
new. up-16-diite furiiitnie at right
price. '' ' ' s -i i
CHAMBERS HARDWARE CO.
Dl'Witt's Little Kmiy Risers, safe,
easy, pleasant, sure, little liver pills.
Sold by all druggists.
Heating furjiace. Drick and founda
tion stone Tor sale cheap by First
National Bank
J. O. " HOMAS J- 5A-V2I
Eugene Electric Company
Modern Wirine and Supplies
Designers and Makers of Electric and Gas Fixtures, OrrH
Full Line of Up-to-Date Goods
Phone Miin 574 West Eighth SU Eugene. Oreen
Will Move About Oct. J and Occupy the Center Room
INew Keeister Building-. CALL AINU sex.
i-uslilnn iiitiiH-y orOi'tH fur si ransiTK
TtuTo tins ln'U i'vtMnl tliotisam)
MiinkH Hioli'it from w ilt-uti I nu'iil
itiul (hey iut' In t Tit bands of shrewd
nmnlpuliiturs u an1 flnontin; llui
ntiniliy with tlit-m. iN'oplr who cltsli
lln'iu lutvf liu rrdrcss its lltr novt in
turn i rlnrH not ma ko nomt In kiu li
SuiH'rln'iMHli'iil '.I'll blli' I nl 1 m -fb'ii
J. H. ik'inun h.i luit rum
pltii'il tin ivvilun of ttu t'tiniHt n(
iul fur I b( flt-nifnlarv itiitl bli;b
M'buols f Urt'ituii, w blch w III bf
n mh f M' illsh lbiulnn tt tbr i'tMiui
Htnifilntriitlt-nis In it IV w tlays. S'-
HE ALWAYS HAS MONEY WHO HAS AN ACCOUNT
WITH THE
Loan and Savings Bank
The Eugene
Hires - n
The f'r?t i!erilt-ir. sr. !un.-n-tile
lo lllilke others, and thus
I lie account keeps growing.
si:(t:i:t aiiv m:soN
Mir si:i;nii si.v li. I.
as i;i:i'u;i'i ii
Sail Francisco. Aim. IT.
S A. Kiicr, Salem, lie.
liepnrls tliat I am serl uisly 111 or
In a hospital are wlielh with, on touii
datlnll F. W. BENSON.
The ntieie Is the reply to a tele
eralll seem lo Secretary of St:lte F.
W. Iteiisen lesterliix a (t er noun liy
l"ilef C!ei k S.un A, i i.er. when the
latter le.u red ituu certain uftet lltion
papers weie out with a Pig paint put
.teiei in tied to ittuk,' story out of
Mr Benson's slight illness. Salem
St itesii.,,11
i
Every
Day
For
Every
$ Horn
Toilet Tissue
Fine perforated tissue in
rolls, per roll
5c
Chair Seats
A fine assottmcnt.made
of 3 layers of wood, ve
neered with grain cross
wise to prevent splitting.
Each 10c
Towel Rollers
Clear hardwood, 20-in.
long roller, cak and ma
hogany iinish.
Each 10c
Dust, Pans
Extra heavy bUi
Full size i-ipannci
A rcii(..'iinMe rate of 'Interest
Is paid en icrtld, ates of depos
it. I'.iX.il'V eu lime er demand.
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eiai llnpei t.iiu ch.iiKcs have been
I 111.1.1,' this , ar. among which iiiuy he
jcoitrse ilesllned for the eleventh and
j twelfth-ve.ir pupils, and the teach
j ers' training coutse, destined to te
of assistance to high school students,
who Intend to follow teac'itnc. but
j tin feel lh.it the, cannot aff'id to
I, :le home t ' tit 1 hi Ills,' es for that
work V itiange ti.i a'so heen made
I III t'le . '..ls-l!l, ;i'to. ,,t hltll sc H'ols
II. -leafier IV V'g'l . t ools !'! ...
ii'li'ssel .1. , VI lll',- to 1 to- rill,,,
adopted .let the ninn'.'r of te.e liei s
,1, lotion t'i, .:- .utile ttlee lo the
t. .Vh.tig 'I tl's! s. 'iooI Mil.;e,ts a
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Brushes
Pr. Warren's solid hack, puno polish,
ax3 rows pure w hite bristle
Fl0Ur Pfl SiftCr
Foil size fi gj"V"7ap Ac
fine wire II Vj
s:ftcr fftl 1 5c
10c
Dish
Drainers
Best rctinncd heavy ire J 1
16 idi, a very usciuo-"1
MURPIiEY'S RACKET STORE, 35 E. 9th
Monarch r.-iunc
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