Eugene daily guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1904-1924, September 17, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textr , r PRINT TARS E. DODGE H WHOLESALE AND RETAIL- g Successor to Scobert& Dodge - y, BTCKVE BAILT GUARD, WI MMT, nrTNDIH IT. XhCatCr CJtO. H. SMITH, Mauser ONE NIGHT liirsday, Sept. 17 th fte Great Melodramatic Comedy Succes wan in New York and his dog rlip ; Original Stage Settings : with a train or cars . Better, than a Circus : 25c, 35c, 50cBoxes 75c If. Book-ECeeper I vho.must look after your own interests.? pt more money when you are in shape to de4 pot before. Doesn't it seem wise to put -your-' J you can demand it? Are you worth money? "hy not get it? If you are not worth more viynotfce worth more? . Permanent success pmmt and fitness. ' Are'Vou as fit for bigger uyoucaretODef -.lt not eet in line. Wc dunce to tell you how. . Don't say no without :tion for it will cost you nothing- to hear what P to say. Write today. : We will exrjlain our asking-it cost you nothing. Ask for A , 1 M International Accountants' Society, rKWw- Detroit. Mich. t g Ihe r LENOX Portlaad's New and Most. Modernly Furnished HOTEL Third and Main Streets POR Tl ANn . nasr.cthi etnta Tt Y pUza Adjacent to I P.: ;r,u-a,e Rri'l- Telephone in r rvte baths. Bus to and from all trains L,. ' v. j.. Rates American Plan 151 "lib bath. 2-50 and 300 Per da" Kin, 3.50 and 14.00 with bath! OsH. SPENCER, Manager OREGON WEATHER CONDITIONS FOR THE PAST WEEK (Bulletin of Orepnn. Section i.f V ' S. Weather Uun-aj ) The weathpr Hurii, ... favorable with mean temperature! slightly above normal, hi the south-! western counties, bark frrnl Ihe coast, there was one warm dav when 1 'cunici aUUTf II I I III duirp.i.,,. ,. . ----- r ur inure occurred In several places. LUe- wuere mrougaout the state the max- .u.u.- Loiuperauires were generally below ninetr rieirrw. t... or the week wn reinti..i.. i no frosts were reported, although the imnin in some or the plateau counties were dangerously near the frost mark. Th. nn..in- .-j --. uFi.-uMifa auu Closing days were showery, but the amount . io..uan nun generally light and the Showers fell iiw.atw. n tains and foothills, aud In many of, tuiuvuiea valleys none occurred Snowiness Increased during the week, and rain is needed to put out brush fires, which have again be come numerous in the forested dis tricts. .The sunshine was about nor mal, and ho htzh winH. .-.j the ' wind movement on the whole ueing considerably less than usual. KeWDOrt. Unjoin rnnntv Matthews. The weather during the week was warm and dry, with some fog oh the 11th. Port Oxford. Curry County. E. W. Jensen. The first part of the week was Cloudy, with .24 Inches of rain; the latter part was clear and warm. Willamette Valley. Portland Multnnmnh pAi.ntv t cal Office, Weather Bureau. Mon day was showery and cool. Fair weather, with rather high afternoon temperatures, prevailed during the leiuuiiiuer oi me weeK. thunder was heard early Sunday morning. iuany, i,inn (jounty, r M. French Clonriv with llcht VI.,., day; ther est of the week was clear, .with normal temperature. uorvains, Benton Lounty, E. P. Erwin. The fore part of the week W3R PlnilHv With lllht ahnwnrc Tho rest of the week was clear nnd warm. An eariy morning rog occurred Sat urday. Southern Oregon. Drain, Douglas County, Ira Wlm berly. The first part of the week was cool and cloudy, with light showers: the latter part was clear and warm. 9 1 PASS GREEK IN FAVOR NEW COUNTY (Cottage Grove Leader.) i M. C. Stewart, a prominent citizen Of Curtln, Pass Creek canyon, was transacting - business In Cottage Grove Monday. There Is strong sen blment in that part of north Douglas Iji favor of forming a new county out Of north Douglas and south Lane. Those people with their extensive iimber interests need road and bridge improvements and they get practl cally no county aid In this direction The same may be said of the Divide, .tipper Coast Fork, Bohemia mines and Lorane country. The only re lief for the neglected sections of Lane and Douglas is the formation of at new county. I Just as the Leader has said many times before, the rapid development of this part of Lane and Douglas count es. their many needs and re quirements and their seats, demand the formation of a new county from the northern and southern sections rlf these two monster counties, with Cottage Grove as the county seat, in which event the interests or iorane Pass creek. Coast Fork. How river and Bohemia would be promptly looked after and the development of this favored soceion hastened and in creased a hundred fold. -tottaU pan mm Every Woman MARVEL Whirling Sprcy 4th I . - ... ;n no -r r.l,iMll4'.w .iw I WtUaU -.im urTemr.., litiMiMliruii;, j , "if HAWKING M A ( ' 1 1 1 M -S . Catarrh Sufferers are Nothing Hut llnwkini:. Spitting and mow ing Machines, Says an Authority. Is It possible that In these day? when cleanliness ana sanuarj re form is being preached in the churches, schools and at public gath erings, that thousands of people will continue to suffer from catarrh, when there Is an absolutely certain remedy always on band. ' Hvomel (pronounced High-o-me) Is a pleasant, medicated and antisep tic air Breathe It and It will cu -e catarrh. It will stop foul breath, watery eyes,' and crusts In the noso. in a few days. It Is guarantee by the Hull DniR Co. to do It or money bark, and such h guarantee ought to be strong enough fot anybody. j Knlirely Cored by Hyoniel. ' Having suffeied from catarrh fo: about two yeats. and having tried numerous remedies without any h'. Isfactory results. I finally tried Hy omel. nnd am glad to state that or ter using about one and one-ha I bottles I am entirely cured. I have recommended It to others with sat isfactory results C. N. LlnlsV. 40. East First Ave.. Mitchell. S I). A complete Hyomel outfit, con sisting of a strong, hard rubboi pocket Inhaler and a bottle or Hy omel. cos's only tl. find extra hot ties If afterward needed, cost only DO 'rents each at HuTs Drug S'or or direct, bv mall, charges pr"na . ifron Booth's Hyoniei Co., Buf.al.). N 'Hvoniel cures Aht.n. "ron- 'chitis. Conuhs and Colds. ' r"'ip infants ami ativ lnf'mm' 'V di- ease of th- r'-s.iratrv t.,i. . If von take Kodn! in the beginning .tne nan "i " , .avoided, but if you a low the 1-1 'attack to go unheeded it wl I t, k. JKodol a long'T time to put y nr a oma h ! .'! en iitlon, again. .; Opening St&v Infants' tnd Missw New Fall Coats We h.iv a lot of new tyl,- in these Bonds that e .illt Mill to see before buying w,. ff,.r Ule bU,-est values in the market. Child's (amy plush coals, re.l and ei"" $2.90 Child's plain white bear skin Coats. collar and cuff. CO 7 C xh J Child's brown or blue Oxford Melton lung coat, stars on collar and euds. large eagle ou ff f? ileeves. sale price. 3JV) Child's Kersey Coats, colors brown, red and blue, ripple bark, collar and culti trimmed with velvet. nilk braid and gilt buttons; worth $6.00, I salo price T.jVJ Opening Sale Ladies' Silk Petticoats We are selling Silk Petticoats guaranteed to wear and give eutlre satisfaction at about the price you would expect to pay for good Sateen Skirts. Fine taffeta silk, black and blue, with deep three-ruffled effect flounces each headed with five bowa of shirring fin ished with extra near Bilk un der ruffle; good 14.00 q Qfj value; price wOiuli XI PrtUconta, Vl.ftO. Kxtra fine heavy bluck taffeta Bilk petticoats; splendid S6.00 values; sale at (1 Q(l fach dtiSt) (tfl.no SUk reUiewWa, 96.V0. The New Fall Dress Goods New fairies epeeially iti dtmand aiuoni; .arlv purehasers are now In our lrcsa llotuis department. Splendid assortments in plain eolors and laiuy efteets. 75c Grade Fancy Stripe Suiting the yard 58c This lot of Fancy Suiting Is priced extremely low for this qunlity you would expert to pay at least 75 cents the yard; colors nary, brown, dark red. Extra Fine Fancy Suiting at the yard $1.25 Strictly all-wool Suiting 43 luche wide, rich sluid. of green, navy 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 In the new tall silks, every piece underprleeU -dou't-overlook this department when In the store. ' Moe Jap Silk. yd. U3c. Several hundred yards nice Jap silk, colors pink, rraa.ni, red. light blue, navy and' blhiek, good 3(c vulne: our eperlal Sale price, the yd ....'.. !&V II. SO, 36-lnch black tarrctn. the yard $1.23 7Sc Tnffrln, Bc. ' This Is u spleudld lot of flue taffeta silk worth every penny of 7a cents, colors, black, brown, nnvy, white one of the best bargains In allk, price, yd '. . . 5flc 7c Tnffrta .Vto. $14 Our Splendid Showing of Ladies' Fall Suits and Coats .Several liw Prlci1! lA(t It.'sullilig From Sikm'IhI IhirtiuuHii. Four Sporinl Values in lintllra fonts. LOT 1 Ladles' black 50-Inch Thi bet Coat, has the latest ripple back effect, double breftRted front, with self material facing, pocket, collar and cuffs richly , embroidered with Price , . . $4.50 LOT 2 Ladles' 50-Inch Kersey Coat, trimmed with standing mili tary collar of fine velvet seinl-flt- Sale Prico . . $7.50 LOT 3 Ladles' broadcloth Coats; ' cuffs and collar of velvet, lined yoke.. and sleeves, 0 j A price p 1 vl IjOT 4 Ladles" fine broadcloth Coats, ripple back, full satin lined, elegantly trimmed and faced with ' braid; colors, navy, brown, QIC red, black, blue; price p lJ and Boys' Fall Clothing !0ur new stock of men's and 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 Una and have marked the prices extremely low. - of Suits .CO cr Two lines 4CJ.JVJ The usual S10.00 values. Fine qua :; S17.00 values. en tr 3 i I the Suit 1 We want "you to see these Bulls, for they are good )15 values .V'lll buy snappy double tailored that are good breasted Suits that nro hand nicy worsted n, new browns and gray stripe effects, $20.00 values, at $16 Table Linens Exceptional values to be had In our linen Bection wo have se cured some very rixro bargstlnti which wo will distribute among our patrons at very narrow mar gins. One-piece flnle mercerized tnblo damask, Cti-lnrhes wide, full bleached, beautlfnl pattern Xintl looks like good 41.00 vnlue, sale price, r O- per yard Jtt 68-Inch bleached tnblo damask, good fiOo value, sale "IQ price, the yard ........ ,37C Extra Fine Table Damask at yard 90c, $1, $1.25 5 Great Values in Curtains Kxtra wldo 3 and 3 Mi yards long, new patterns at, pair ' I.2J, Vf.nil, $1.75, $2.25, $2.7.5 Opening Hosiery Sale Whllfr on your vIhII to our open ItiK Bale, visit our honlery Htock. You will not he dlKiippolnted in the Kols and the vu1imh offered. Umbrellas for Everybody Our new fall stock of umbrellas am hero In nil sizes and kinds, nnd wo invite your Inspection and comparison of values This year we are showing a heavy sntln-flnished umbrella worth third more than our sale price $1.50 Good serviceable kinds Crt at .OUC Dlhers at all kinds of prices. '. Opening Sale Cotton Blankets We nro offering the vory best of prlrcB lu cotton blaiikels, hotter values than usual good leu iuaiti'r blankuls, FC. pair i JC Belter nnd larger blankets $1.(111, $1.25, mill up lo $2.50. Ladies' Street-Dress Skirts The new fall Btvjos uro hero in a variety of different cloths and styles. Prices $;l.25 to $7.50. R.. W. NEWLAND EUGENE'S BARGAIN SHOP They Take Hie Kinks Ont "I have used Dr. King's New Life Pills for many years, with Increailng satisfaction. They take the klnks! out of stomarh. livr and bnwej, without fuss or rrirtion. says N. H. Iirown. or Plttsfleld. Vt. Guaranteed j satisfactory at W. A. Kuykendall s i drug Btore. 2:r "ip VIII HKVT j Tne merits or T-xas Wonder you , vould never suffer from Kidney. Bladder or rheumatic trouble 11 , bottle (two months' trentraentl sold by o. J. Hull, or by mall Send for testimonials. Dr. K. W. Hall. 2926 Olive street. St. Ixul COTT r'K'KI. Alfalfa meal. At Ba!:?s. Tenth and Willamette streets. Phone Ked 1521. Wl !.:. i:cil.Mr led by ola and tf r.et vnur e!' d experienced " 1 d r i . iers. Phone Itcd ',?. u of all th i r,et a botM ttiaV'e mo"t vm.- i.-,.,i,.l "!'i'Ol doill ,.,,r i;,ii:,..Vt and will almo-l in-'antiy re; " i ....... i .1 Appreciates smoking good cigars. It gives him relaxation. T he Mount Hood Cigar is a favorite among all thinkingmcn It is positively the best 10c Cigar on the market Williams Transfer Co. Litht nd Heavy rluKg HOOD WH .SALE I'botic Main ijl 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 AUTOMO BILES Prask B'nnett &. Son (d.r Perl Jiid 12th. Phone red 1711 19), Kiuel Kar, Premier, Fofd The bed car (or the prbe, J700 and up Can lor hire BETTING & HENDERSON MASONH. All kinds of brick, stone and cement work promptly and neatly dona All vork giiiirauteed. Kesl J,'nce 5 1 Willamette Street, 131 West Fourth street. Phone lied 431?. o today. It' Is I h-r hy all drug gists. ' O . . n tutl tV. .-'IIJ e. o o o o O o O o O o o o o o o o o