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About Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1908)
((The J. Uaua UiAntut r IDOusamifc naio mum 2' S Trouble and Never Sospect it. It Prevalent: uf Kidney ULea.. Most people do not realize the alarm inz increase and remarkable prevalency While kidneydis- I ! il mfLaetV n,ost common I ll IhAVhT w iV diseases that pre- W-2i63w va''' l'ley are dlUlUSl IIIC IdSl recognized by patient and phy sicians, vho ton 4 .A.......- i-iW,.5i' ....-( rfortonncr tt CT'rf, while the orig ie-i-rrhouS It iW a-'"1"' undermines the system. L rfftlK" TT What To Do. f VAjmiture, 00 ' There is comfort in the knowledge so SI"'. 1 Mini TT : tifien expresseu, mm turners itlw . ' W . . , THK Fl'GKXK Iuil.y - -. I.. ISP fn4.it rorrecU inability to Hold water eight more blocks of street paving; ordered c...mn.Root. the ereat kidney remedy, -A-krn. fulfills everv wish in curing rheumatism, ,fflOIi ' 1 i the back, kidneys, lirer, bladder I Ul.H and every part of the urinary passage. ,;$375ca5n .. . u.ii 1 -tfWtt u $2 g imlts bom court g y Estate ;xchange g iuHColaun.Bldg: II HEAL AT UK THEATRE CAFE Vdittd, where yon get ippetklng and tooth- lluc mornings, when k flekle. When yen )m Mends, your wife to meal that Is V town's taste, brhig iMn Cafe. abing on your new home I Don't slight the Vm. We do all reliable plumbing H w-rk. Call us estimate ktk Heitznun WiSt, INK ENfthMvc "ACHINERY (aiolInK En?1 "Uiomim and and scalding pain in passing it, or bad effects following use of liquor, wine or :beer, and overcomes mm uupicasuui ne cessity of being compelled to go often during the day, and to get up many times during the night. 1 he mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most dis tressing cases. If you need a medicine yon should have the best. Sold by drug, lists in fifty-cent and one-dollar sizes. You may ua i - a book that" tens an about it, bothsent free by mail. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing- hamton. N. Y. When Mtrntoi InaMM writing mention this paper and don't make any mistake, but remember the name. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and ihe address, Bingbamton, N. Y. KITCHEN &. KOMPP Successors to v ARMITAGE & BOWN Livery, Feed and Sales Stables Oak and 7th Eugene. Or. New Set r Chairs 1 of Why do you have OLD SHABBY CHAIRS In your home, when you can make) them GOOD AS NEW tor only 60c ? A can of Chlnamel will work wonders In your borne. See that the Chinaman la on erery can. See our west show window. .SK TO SEE OUR NEW WALL PAPER 18-18 West Seventh St. OVERTON Wall Paper and Paint Co Notice Is hereby given that on the 1st day of October, 1908, at each of the polling places hereinafter named. a special election will be held In and for said City, whereat will be sub mitted to the legal voters of said City for approval or rejection, A BILL, proposed by the Common Council of NIIIIMNMMMMIi I amen(1 Sections 10S and 112 of the . . Charier of the City of KiiKene, being Chapter 252, of the laws of the state of Oregon for the year 1905. entitled, "An act In ra.lnnnrnnmln ihnltvnf Eugene, and repeal all acts and parts of acts In conflict herewith, filed In r,f the mntnirts ' Kirihtb itroet to Kust St'v- At an adjourn, d s.-ssi,,t city council last evi-niui; for the pavement tt .. street from Charneltou Monroe street, six blocks- emn street Irom Oak to Huh. two blocks, and 16n feet of the alley be tween East Sixth and Ka,t Seventh streets from Willamette street vast were let to the Warren Construction Co., at the same figure f.,r which the company Is doing aH-of itTTTiv Ing in this city. The contract for building the curbing on West Eighth street and the Last Seventh street contracts was let to T. H. Ellis at 35 cents for straight and 60 cents for curved curbing, his bid being three cents less for each kind than that of the arren construction Co. E. K. Mummey was awarded the contract for the drainage on West Eighth street. The Warren Construction Co. will do the drainage work on East Seventh street. The ordinances assessing the cost to each property owner on several different stretches of pavement were read and passed. The ordinance licensing vnnrtnrii of pop corn, Ice cream, etc., on the streets at $20 per Quarter was passed. Four sewer ordinances were nas- sed providing for the construction of sewers In the alley between Willam ette and Oak near Fifteenth; In the alley between Oak and Pearl from Fifteenth to Sixteenth; In the allev between Ninth and Tenth from Jef ferson west one block: and in the alley between Eleventh and Twelfth from Jefferson street two blocks west. The petition to extend the water mains south of Fifteenth street on Alder, was handed back to the coun cil by Chairman Harhaugh, who stated that the plant had not yet been turned over to the city. City Attorney Bean reported that there were no obstacles In the way of opening the alley through the Os- burn tract In the southwest part of town and. the alley was ordered op ened. , AMUSEMENTS The pantomimic cartoon drama. "Hooligan In New York," will be seen at the Eugene Theatre Thurs day, September 17,. It is said to be one of the most refreshingly ori ginal stase creations seen In many a day and amounds in humor and pathos from rise to fall of the cur tain. Besides Hooligan, who Is ac companied by his famous dog, Flip, a dog company of well known stage favorites will be In evidence. Many ludicrous situations are heightened by original trick properties, while an actual train of cars and other rea listic scenes of Interesting places In New York will be shown. NOTICE FOR. SPECIAL ELECTION. Fi nodi t lowest THE PEOPLE'S RESTAURANT 7th and Olive Sts. Is now opened under new manage ment. We have thoroughly clean ed and renovated the building throughout , remodeling it in many ways. The dining room has been newly painted and papered and we are In a position to guar antee the best meal in the city tor 20c. Good coffee and fresh meats a specialty. Chicken dinner on Sunday. 25c. Give us a trial and we will do the rest. Meal tickets for week, 21 meals, $3.50. Fe male help in kitchen and dining room. MRS. A. WADE & CO., Props SEVENTH & OLIVE STS. atrk i- "'"est Iterms. 1J . . Prague and ft" W. CO Scott's saittai-PepsinGapsub POSITIVE CUTtE. For Inflammation or Oitairh of th Bladder and DImum) Ktdoeri. Mo oars do pa Oaraa quickly and rrmin ftntlr 11 IJn natural Dim of lb Urinary Orffaaa. Ab solute! harmiew. Hold bt drocfftata. tries fl-CQ, or bi mat I. poatpatd, 11.00. or thrw doim Vi To. Add, THI WNTAL'PIPSIN CO ! feral p- Hold hy w lenc Poultry Store ?$atnrdav s.i. rji Dressed Poultry II PODularitv nA ,'n n.A. tn DoVT nr"d flaree SUPP of Iive K. 'oti OUR NUMBER. Phone Main 645 v. the office of the Secretary of State February IS, 1905, as amended by the people of the City of Eugene Ap ril 18. 190S. and to repeal all arts and parts of acts In conflict here with," and A BILL, proposed by the Common Council of the City of Eu gene, for a law to amend Section 109 of the charter of the City of Eu- gene, being Chapter 252. of the lawsl of the State of Oregon for the year 1905, entitled, "An art to re-incorporate the City of Eugene, and to re peal all acts and parts of acts in conflict herewith." filed In the of fice of the Secretary of State. Feb ruary ISth, 1905, and to repeal all acts "and parts of nets In conflict herewith." which said hills were each proposed and ordained hy the Common Council or sum i .tty J my 31st, 190S and on said day tiled with the Recorder of said City: which election will be hold at s o'clock in the morning and will continue until 7 o'clock in the afternoon of said i October 1st, 190S. The following are the designated polling places: For First Ward, Cyclone Truck House, No. 271, East Eleventh Street; for Second Ward. Hook and Ladder room. In City Hall building For Third Ward. Heller's Black smith. No. 41 West Seventh Street; For Fourth Ward, room In rear of Campbell and Fellman's store on Ol ive street between Eighth and Ninth Street3. R. S. BKYSON, Acting City Recorder. September l'i, 190S. 12t teach khs' mi:kti; A general meetlni; of all teachers of the Eugene public s'-honls U here by called for Saturday. September 19, at 2 p. m.. in the hliu-h si hool as sembly room. Follnwlne the eetiera! metmg the principals will meet with the teach ers of th-ir resistive biiljdinKs. c;rY c. sto'Mon. g9 Superintendent. see tiii: ;a;i: hats. cning Saturday, dace on'tern ai ! J ' ! Bolton k Jenkins. L ' Bi. Opening Sale Infants' and Misses New Fall Coats I-ire c-st values We have a lot of new style ln p"- ...-. cccic e want you tu Sl.,. i. cccijiiik w,. ii,.r ,ile in tr.e market. t hl.d's tancy plush coats, red and $2.90 Child s plain white hear skin Coats oll.tr and cuff. jr. m c v-io Child's brown or blue Oxford Melton long coat, stars on collar and cuffs. lariic1 caiile on T C sleeves, sale price )sj.) Child's Kersey Coats. tMlors brown, rod and blue, ripple back, collar and cuffs trimmed with velvet ilk braid and gilt buttons;' worth $6.00; it A Cf sale price p4oOU Opening Sale Ladies' Silk Petticoats We are selling Silk Fetticoats guaranteed to wear and give entire satisfaction at about the price you would expect to pay for Kxxd Sateen Skirts. Fine taffeta eilk, black and blue, with deep three-ruffled Offect flounces each headed with five bows of shirring fin ished with extra near silk un der ruffle; good $4.50 value; price . . . . .$3.90 l'cttiowt, $4 .no. Extra fine heavy black taffeta silk petticoats: splendid $cj.00 values; sale at cf flfl each J4.UU K.50 Silk rettlooMn, (la.TS. The New Fall Dress Goods New fabrics espe,uai! in demand among carlv purchasers are now in our Hress (JcxhU department. Splendid assortments in plain colors and fancy effects. 75c Grade Fancy Stripe Suiting the yard 58c This lm of Kaui' Snitini; is prlml vou would oxiwvt to pay al Uusi 7 lu-own, dark red. xiriMiii'ly In ' IV II IS tilt' for this tiuality .lt d , oolurs navy, Extra Fine Fancy Suiting at, the yard $1.25 Strictly nil-wool Suiting 42 inches wide, rich shades of green, navv brown, red. In fancy stripe effects. Strictly all wool Suiting from 25c the yard to $ 1 ,75 a yard Opening Sale Fall Silks We have some splendid bargains awaiting you ln the new fall silks, every piece underpriced don't overlook this department when In filestore. Mco Jap Silk, tel. iV. Several hundred yards nice Jap silk, colors pink, cream, red. light blue, navy and black. Kood 3."cc values: our special Sale price, the yd li.V $l.C0, 30-Inch black taffeta, the yard VI. ISA 7.V Tuffetn, .inc. This Is a splendid lot of flno taffeta silk worth every penny of 7.1 cents, colors, black, brown, navy, white one of the best bargains In silk, Price, yd rtHc 7.1c Tuffetn flNc Our Splendid Showing of Ladies' Fall Suits and Coats Several Ihw Priced lcotn Itesultlng From SH'rinl I'lirrlmw. Four SH--inl Ytllue in Untie?.' ('culls. LOT 1 Ladles' black :'.0-lnch Thi bet Coat, has the latest rlpplo back effect, double breaBted front, with Bolf inaterinl facing, pocket, collar and cuffs richly embroidered with Price . . . $4.50 LOT 2 Ladies' G0-lnrh Kersey Coat, trimmed with standing mili tary collar of fine velvet seml-flt- Sale Price . . . $7.50 LOT 3 Ladles' broadcloth Coats, cuffs and collar of velvet, lined yoke and sleeves, 1 ( price ) 1 VJ LOT 4 Ladies' fine broadcloth Coats, rlpplo back, full satin lined, elegantly trimmed and faced with braid; colors, navy, brown, I C red, black, blue; price 1 Mens' and Boys' Fail Clothing Our new stock of men's arid boys' Fall Cloth ing Is here; all new goods, the very latest and best styles. We are anxious to build up a big trade in this line and have marked the prices extremely low. of Suits . . Two lines $8.50 The usual $10.00 values. $12.00 the Suit We want you to see these Suits, for they are good ' $15 values tailored that are giod breasted Suits that are hand Will buy snappy double- $17.00 values. Fine quality fancy worsted In new browns and gray stripe effects, $20.00 values, at $14 $16 Table Linens Exceptional values to be had lu our linen section wo havo se cured dome very ra(ro barglnk which wo will distribute among our patrons at very narrow niar giiic. Ono-plece flnlo mercorlr.ed lablo damask, fitl-lnches wide, full blenched, beautiful pattern ,nd looks like good $1.00 value, sulo price, Cft per yard JOC BS-lnch bleached table dninnsk, good 50c. value, sale price, the yard Extra Fine Table Damask at yard 90c, $1, $1.25 39c 5c Great Values in Curtains Extra wide 3 ami 3 V4 yards long, new pat torus at, pair $1.2(1, $1.75, $''.2.1, 1!.7.T Opening Hosiery Sale While on your vlBlt to our open ing sale, visit our hosiery stock. You will not be disappointed In the goods and the values offered. Umbrellas for Everybody Our new fall stock of nmbrellns are here In ull sizes and kinds, and wo Invito your Inspection and comparison of values This year we nro showing a heavy aatln-flnlshed umbrella worth a third inoro than our 1 C sale price iO 50c (Sood serviceable kinds at Others at all kinds of prices. Opening Sale Cotton Blankets We are offering the very best of prices In cotton blankets, better values tliaii usual good ion- qunrter blankets, hair Better and larger blankets $1.(111, $l.u. mid up o $2.ft(. 75c Ladies' StreeL-Dress Skirts The new fall styles nro here In a variety of different cloths and styles. Prices $:l.l!.1 to $7.5(1. R. W. NEWLAND EUGENE'S BARGAIN SHOP Groceries You will always find 1 the best brands of ; Croccrics ! Fresh Green Vegetables Flour and Feed 1 No drlaya. we bve our owo dfllverv Pierce Bros. Phone Miln 53 52 East 9th S Appreciates smoking good , The First T. I 1 .! Ikl . 1 T- 1 cigars g,vcsn,m.:INalI0na flanK l nc mounii nutru b is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best J(k Cigar on the market Invite William; Transfer Co. Light and Heavy Hauling wood row SALE 504 Tillfnttlebt. guifetw. Orejon Phone Main 651 CF EUGENE, OREGON i your account, ulieiher large or tinicll. Your business will receive prompt, accurate and confidential atten t Ion. SU E Iilil'OMT IKI.VVS I'olt flKVI , T. (i. IIKNIiltlCKS.. President S. II FA KIN, Vic '-President, j P. E. SNdlKiHASS. f'anhlr. DAliWIN IIIUSTOW, AHbt:cnt Ca-chier. Our Stock of Irons Is Exhausted 50 MORE ORDERED ! The Special price of $4 will hold for a short time after their arrival. In the meantime consult our Illuminating Engineer for useful current saving ideas in home and store illumination. Pacific Electric Engineering Co. Machinery, Wiring, Supplies AUTOMOBILES Frank Bnnett 4V Son Garar fVrl and 1 2th. hme rr! 1711 Pro, Kiu?l Kar, Premier, F(rd The bfft cut lor I he prfe. J7(X) it id up Caft for hire BETTING & HENDERSON M H(i; All kinds of brick, stone and cement work promptly and neatly clone All "rork guaranteed. Itesldence ' ii I lllnmctte. Street, 131 West t-'ourtb trcet. Phonn Hud 4312. I llllMHMMMI o o o OO
