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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1908)
r BIG WELCOME ; TO THE RETURNING OLYMPIC ATHLETE aud hua Iieen mad -S7Z7UcU44. Allow no ono to Je The Kind You Huve AJway Bought, nod which boo been In use for over 30 years, bun borne tlio iiiitnro of I made under Ills M:r- i ii iiro Its infancy. Allow no one to 'Jeceive yon in thin. All ComitcrroltH, Imitation) and " jKHt-wt-giMMl " lire but KipcrlmcntH that trifle with unde'-'.-.iT llio health of IufuuU and Children Kipcr'ouce against Kxperluient. Whac is CASTORIA Oastorlii in a iiirmle HiihHtltuto for Cator Oil, Pare Korle, Drops aud Hoothinfr Hymps. Jt lb I'leaiuiiit. Ii contain noither Opium, Morphino nor other Narcotic KubKluuce. Its ntfe In its guarantee. It dnntroyii Woniiw and allays l'cvcrinlincKH. It cure Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieve Teethinir TroubleH, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It iutHliullut the l'ood, rcgulutes tho 8Uniia.li and Itowclx, (jlvlnif healthy and liatural Bleep. The Ciilldrou'H Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS Bears the Signature of for the vivid stones that little atten tion was paid to anythinglse. O The pointed coat will beTlie height of fashion iu the new fall models. Ther)is a point In the back anyway, and points also on the sides and front are very much smarter. Some of the coats are cutaway in butterfly fashion. making a long, slender point in the back. The chiffon ruches, accordeon plaited, come In all colors and are ex-1 ceedingly fashionable. A novelty in . them is sprays of small flowers, sum , dairies, violets or uiro i ,.f it,., ..!.... ..... .n thu BMittirirnn? today were given t!.. greatest re...,,-1 band ,'UTmlns a wrcath of ow. tlon ever ac.-ortl'-d a body of Amerl-1 fcrH cans returning from an athletic con-1 a nrettv summe r hat of leghorn I New York, Aug. VI. The Ameri can winners and their team mates in , the remit Olvmnlc games In London'"8 rosebuds o o BEGINNING, SATURDAY, AUG. 9fi The Kind You Haye Always BougM In Use For Over 30 Years. I leHt. Thp demonstration was truly a record-breaker, as befitted the oc ; (-anion. State and city officials, meni- bers of the judiciary, high officers of 'the army and navy arid thousands of I r.ien prominent in the business and ! official life of the metropolis took part in the bi? welcome, and Joined ; In the cheering that greeted Hayes, the winner of the Marathon; John Flanagan, the mighty weight hurier; j Carpenter, who was disqualified in ; ttie 400-im;ire run; itobhius, who fln i ished second in that event; Martin J. j Sheridan, Halph Hcse, Dan Kelly, of ! Oregon, and the others who repre sented the land of the Stars and Stripes in the international contests. The parade was the big feature of i the day. Starting at Forty-Sixth 'street and Broadway, the parade pro Ici.eded down Broadway to Thirty fifth street, to Fifth avenue, to Broad i way, to City hall. In addition to the (victorious athletes the procession in jrluded hundreds of representatives j of the athletes of the metropolitan district, troops of the regular army I and Hie iNaiiuuai Imuru, i ocore ui bands, numerous floats and -several thousand schoolboy athletes. Con spicuous among the feature was the Marathon trophy, which was placed on a float and given a prominent po sition In line. Reviewing stands con taining many notables were erected in Madison Square and City Hull park. iitfT, hw veK rTY, Our Stock of Irons Is Exhausted 50 MOREf ORDERED ! The 5p:dal price Jof $4will hold for a short time after their arrival. In the meantime consult our Illuminating Engineer for useful current savingjidcas in home and store illumi nation. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. Machinery, Wiring, Supplies Fads and Fashions FEELING BAD ? SMnucfc out U miu. Unt uUK Bovtk tilth (.4 tat tm km tftrt 0-pM4Mdwt lulu r Tike m NR. Toilet to-night VwahklliWbM,UM. Tk Hita k Miml fern W lM m4 T nh miltiSiw Mitihi.hijM mjjmij MW Thr nuk.rMb.lfwJ. , Better Than Pills' For Liver IBs. -Newt'. Ixt)' (NR TaUm) k St. w, bM fnwVta Im Saw SmutH. Skt tUUtOn. Lm. l JWia. Sdkw CmUk. Oak.M Lm, Cmh.m D.. a.ik. iu.i. m.... Bnmr. rwln u ehn.utl.rn. Ai J tkm Wum an amU twin IMk CMK.jt.t tmd kmMauMaB ( MM I l ( 11 . CM 4 IM. tm. M Inrywtara, III l'or Klo by llnll'i Ht'il CniM limit Stnra. (iuard Sperlal Survive. New York, Auk. 29. Theatre hoods or Taffeta of mousaellne In liale tlnlH, flnlBhed with riichliig on the cdnea and a few chiffon flowera are very dainty. Ilnttoni In all alzcs is a favorite trimming of the season. They are covered in all materials are of pearl or metal and jewels. A very new collar Is of a band of white satin bordered at the top and base with a double-pleated frill ol white tulle. This encircles the neck and makes a very becoming frame work for the face. A very dainty pendant to be worn on a fine chain is a plain heart, about the size of a n-cent piece, thickly cov ered with small pearls so that the Bet ting Is not visible. Ilrooches and hat pins can also be round in this Blylo. Pretty Bummer frocks are of white cotton material, showing polka dots. Binpes or sprigs In a color may be ac companied by a belt to match the dot or stripe. The style of the belt or girdle depends upon whether It be a tailored suit or a lingerie frock. What Is considered very smart to at tlio top or the collar, but Is seen wearing of a Blngle rose right In the centre or the corsage. It should match In the exact shade and slzu Hie ones In the hat. Tho black velvet neckband Is again being used to give the desired fiulBh to a lace stock. Seldom Is it placed at tho top of the collor. but Is seun at the base with the ends perhaps an inch long crossed in front and rast ened with a small brooch or buckle foulards are popular for summer and come In dark plum colors, blues browns and metal grays with small all-over designs or large showy de signs. I hey ate sometimes dotted over with a small contrasting color A louiurci gown Is one of the coolest anil most serviceable of all summct go'ns. Cut Jet bids fair to bo the most fashionable thing In stones for the coming season. It Is found In broach es, watch chains, burettes, ball combs, and fancy hair ornaments. A very little of the Jet was seen last winter, bill so great was the cra.i There is an Increasing Demand For Young Men and Women who have a PRACTICAL EDUCATION The Euocnc Business Collcee lias trained Many young men and women for responsible positions. If you are inter ested write us for information -:- Fall Term Opens September 7, 1908 Send for Catalog. Address Eugene Business EUGENE, 0REC0N College was trimmed on the flower garden order, with pink roses, blue forget-me-nots and big yellow cowslips, while here and there was tucked a modest violet. Nothing could be more delightful to wear with a dim ity or dotted Swiss frock. The smartest pin to wear at the neck Is the Jewelled bow-knot. It has practically taken the place of the di amond horseshoe. Some of the now- knots are set with rhinestones which make the nrices popular, but those "'t with cut Jet. garnets and ame thysts are especially fashionable. I'ink is a favorite color this sum mer and It Is seen In linen suits, gowns of crepe de chine, crlffon sat in, glazed taffeta, foulards, pongees. challleB and flowered muslins and lawns. There are pink chiffons, voiles, and wonderful costumes of pink broadcloth. It is certainly a pink season and the woman who can find this color becoming Is wearing it In many difrerent shades. The Charlotte Cordray hats are made of plaltings of lace, net and the new sheer lingerie fabrics, and some are trimmed simply, with a loose bow of ribbon on one side, while others are garnished with delicately tinted flowers and soft bows of ribbon. Linen suits In natural color are ev er so chic with collar, cuffs and pock- etn In some brilliant shade of linen. A very smart costume was seen the other day with the trimmings ol a ratner brilliant green. The hat was of linen-colored straw, trimmed with ereen silk, and the parasol carried was of green taffeta and a pol ished ereen handle. Th artificial hair puffs that have so long been the craze are entirely out of stv e. The long row ot curls plac ed around the back of the head have been too common to be fashionable and even the three Duffs just below tb.e crown are avoided by the well dressen woman. However, one or two puffs of your own hair arranged on the top of the head is permissi ble. Parasols of cretonne are most ef fective when finished at each point with a lassie which suggests the strongest note of color scheme or matches the ground work of the cre tonne. These tussles are ornamental as well as fanciful. There is some times an ornament af braided silk of soutache at the top and also little silk ballB which hang along the fringe. Women who are going to the moun tains will almost entirely abandon we ibwii anu linen costumes, but in stead will take dresses of Scotch flan nel, cream serge or certain shades of ernv. Some ot these dresses consist of a short skirt, bodice and loose wrap cut out on the Mandarin order. all of the same material, or a smart little suit having a very -snort skui. and double-breasted, hip-length coat Is liked by some. The new tight-fitting sleeves will be much in evidence the coming sea son on tailored gowns. On some outs thede is a Blight fullness at the" shoulder seam, and then they grow closer fitting ull the way to the wrist. The smartest sleeves are laid ,n horizontal tucks or folds one over lapping the other. Many of the long, close sleeves are butoned along the iiitslde seam from shouder to wrist, some being set In scallops or points having a button set in each. The ever-popular trills range from the very narrow ones that edge both sides of a central plait to (lie wide, single ones of Jabot character. Tin latter when worn on a colored blouse are of while with hems, or button holed edges in the color to mutch the waist. The narrow ones are some times of the same material as the blouse, but oftener are of a delicate tint finishing the collar, cuffs .ui.l front plait on a waisi of white. KI.OltKNCK KA1KHAXKS. t'OTTAM-: (iltl)VK SCHOOLS ori-'.x si:iTi:Miii:it 1 1 Tlie directors of the Cutlage (irovi -ch. tols have ileclileil to have tin ' " 'he fiil-thetilnlnt: school year begin Monday, Septembei iU.imt .i, as was fnr- ii rly announced. This means thai the schools will open two weeks fron 'evt .Monday, so the school hoys and -Urls will have to begin to hustle ti ;et ivu.ly fir another year's ban: oil(. I'll- faculty is: J. V. llailKh man. city superintendent: Mary Mini !.t. I I -1 - ;i .ides: l.ulil Ciii rlii. !i-i trades; llarviv Inlow. principal West -Mite: l.ni a M,.ft v. Kl.ji lcker m Mat-. in ; Kilry, Koxy I'ringle. Ilae lla.'.i lion. Kthel Moore. ,1, --1.- W it ti. lo I'alnier. Nea ;vrk.n THE STEVENS & HULIN PIANO HOUSE on "l'iaiios 'hen Will inaugurate a great Room-Making Sale This is to make room in their new store for a carload of fine Tinnos nmu tt direct from the Eastern factory. THE STOCK NOW ON HAN MUST BE REDUCED Hi Hence, if you want a quality bargain, SECURE YOUR PIANO NOW money. The world's best makes are represented. You will not be disappointed low figures will astonish you. The earliest buyers will have a better variety, so don't delay calling m your selection. No Greater Bargains Ever Offered in Lane Coui This sale will last but a very few days. We are in the Commercial Club blcck, opposite the Methodist Church, lamette Street. J9 COMMRKItCIAI, Cllll HLOCK, KIGHXK, OKKGON. uMeeiS 'I have found Duclen's J mica JMilve to be the proper thing to use for sore feet, as well as for healing burns, sores, cuts, and all manner of nbrasions," writes Mr. W. Stone or hast I'ortand. Maine. Tt I tho . or thing, too, tor piles. Trv It' Snl.t under, guarantee at V. A. Kuyken dall s drug store. Sac. SrilSCItlHK KOIt THK Cil Altn. 1.1 by .limit he ilon -4 s !. Hot Well. km 1.. v fir-t in. l-t lv in '.allesvi!!.' I.e.-, of rma! re Mi husband. .Lull,. be o !. s I " Kines New i);t- -,,.i-v ; - i so s-'veroh atf.M-tc.i n;eon seemed in. Vi:-i!',. i ! rffimeu,!e, N-w H:s e fled It. an I its ii ),,. tai to perfect health," iir u '.'iscovery is th.. Kinc o t lung remedies . Y, I colds It bas no eiiial, T)n Hc relief. Try it SoKi 1'itee at Km ken, lull's ilrnu ami It.OO. Trial bot;l, Notice (o dn:ractocs au.l 1Yoci.1v tinners. ' Notice is hereby given tl,,.t ,. Sllaiu to tl .. 1 " , ma oi uruinance No of ,,,"ar,7 by. V!e Co"'"'n Councli "' the Cily of Eugene, August 11 90S. bids will be receivc,iMbv the s reet. committee or the Council in nce or ,he City Recorder or n, O'clock -11 Monday August 31st. li.n.s lie niproveinent of sixth stree ton (line street to the West side I in. a,, -, betw , Willamette and " i n.v ol Kugene. by construction of cement curbing Of Saill street -,.. paving iu, same betw.,.,.. ...i.i 1 "!". asphalt.",,; bard suriace pavement in r- "i:n the plans and sped therelor. now on f; . , "I Hie City K.-cot-iler. are re,iilred to slate il.., ;':;".',!" ,l"'ai; ' accordance will, i,e ;!?:"m- he form p;-...: v .euiiacts wni he award ,"-"'l,r the cm -" .-.mi curning; for th eirs snail lie M nm.-ty days from ;-; t:io Staple G in ciioice grocer: deniaiiilcii liy thcwi a generous table, liouseket'iHrs are il; fill to ileal at lie? reliable brands ire!" the lowest prices. T: the store ot Cress versally popular. a-Miit oth.-r 'ordain I'ii at Ions 'lie o''!ii llidde. 'd to W. M. GREEN, 619 Willamette St. Phone Main2i THE Sflt DEAL CS! Pa vim; ; aid in,-1 be date of i..t. ! mtracts it. i i ,. . '" u e'y- , "', n.ler the' , ' , ' l'"""it.ee i '" approved In- ti :,:.r.,v...l I ' "' ' '. ''mi . ni , "iitraetor for th :"iiane 1 V. N t by O tesMmoa .1. Hu Vit . of T- suffer ' mi ai a ' lc !. or ! mail, s lr. 1". W. ii.,: l.-mis "f the in a lu'eiint bid . Maor j each ' 1, , required of taitbfiil in r-: ontract. A c,-r;i-! riai to in-., ,.r i , .1 1 pa able requir. T'le k I t- ! at 1' d 1 i!i:v- :t:.: ; 09 itiun PR.OGPx.AM Bandil Kin? Colonial SoHiiT Misadventures of a Street Sin;.-' White Crime Adventures of an Overtoil Valiant Son SONGS BY MISS FCM "Somewhere" and fcYt::riir" Matin atirrou 1 . m -wr w , w Af.f. sir h.ty ice: flQ(JU01) Ill fXH o o o o o O O
